Schools Close For Holy Week Observance In McArthur Area
McArthur Vinton County schools will close Thursday and Friday for Holy Week and resume Monday. Students should attend local Good Friday and Easter services. County Junior Speech Contest proceeds April ?. Winners advance to county silver medal awards. speeches draw from Bible. Swan Local transfer decision rescinded at special meeting. Swan District residents urged to consider school needs.
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McArthur
Vinton County
Wilton North School
WCTU
Allensville
Cora Downe Allen
Marjorie Waldron
Shirley Graves
Delores Graves
Ivaila Cyrus
Virginia Stewart
Eagie Central
Barbara Seymour
Brown-Za-reski
Linda Lea Tripp
Wendella Cline
Judy Leach
Clea Burke
Lauretta Cottrill
Dundas
Juanita Meeks
Carol Ann Salts
Barbara Prater
Florence Hughes
Grace Steel
Hamden
Donna Martin
Vance Rannells
Susie Crow
Romola Nunnemaker
Arla Chatfield
Jimmy Mitchell
Billy Blake
Bonnie Garrison
Wilton North
Dan Morris
Kathryn Pendleton
Joyce Parker
Margie Peck
John Palmer
Department of Speech
Ohio University
Winton
Read ing and Health Conference Leaders Address Teachers
Mr. Robert Lucas and other state education officials led a Reading and Health and Physical Education conference at McArthur School on Tuesday afternoon for all county teachers.
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Robert Lucas
Paul E. Landis
P. C. Bechtel
State Department of Education
McArthur School
Appeals Court Dismisses Vandamus Case in Vinton County
District Court of Appeals in Vinton County dismisses mandamus action to compel Swan township trustees to maintain a road with costs to relators. In other actions, Marjorie Townsend wins divorce custody for nine children. George Cleavenger sues for gross neglect. Dora Martin seeks divorce.
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W. H. Lohr
Marjorie Townsend
Henry Townsend
C. W. Smith
E. C. Motter
Arlo L. Chatfield
Vinton County Land Transfers Report
Claude and Nettie Mitchell transfer 4.75 acres in Elk Township to James Johnson. Nelson L Wear and Theola R Wear transfer 95 acres in Jackson and Eagle townships to Harry W Hoglund and Gertrude D Hoglund. Dessie M Snyder and Howard Snyder transfer lots 176 194 and 193 in Zaleski to Francis Cram. M L Woodrow transfers 5 acres in Eagle Township to James Patton.
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Claude and
Nettie Mitchell
James Johnson
Elk Township
Nelson L
Theola R. Wear
Harry W
Gertrude D. Hoglund
Jackson
Eagie
Dessie M
Howard Snyder
Francis Cram
Zaleski
M. L. Woodrow
James Patton
Eagle Township
Probate Court Notes Estate of Herschel Burt
Will admitted to probate Grace Burt named executrix without bond. Estate of Charles Franklin Collins sold Saturday at public sale in Vinton Township a house and 20 acres to Howard F. Collins Radcliff for 2950 dollars. Estate of Arthur W. Rhoades sold Saturday at public sale in Zaleski a five room house for an amount not fully readable to John Hull.
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Herschel H. Burt
Grace Burt
Charles Franklin Collins
Vinton Township
Howard F. Collins
Radcliff
Arthur W. Rhoades
Zaleski
John Hull
Worker breaks toe in lumber yard accident
McArthur Cecil Stewart of South Bloomingville Route 1 suffered a broken toe when a guard rail post fell on his foot in the post yard of C. M. Herrold's McArthur Lumber and Post Co. He was taken to Chillicothe Hospital for treatment.
Ainu Men Use Mustache Sticks at Meals
In northern Japan male Ainu of the race grow heavy facial hair and employ elaborate mustache sticks during meals to prevent chewing their moustaches as they eat.
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Japan
Cotton Dominates South Carolina Money Crops
Cotton remains the principal money crop in South Carolina, underpinning farm revenue and regional agricultural trade. The staple supports local economies, affects pricing, and guides crop planning for growers across counties.
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South Carolina
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