Dolls on display as YWCA aids Athens poor children
In Athens Ohio a display of 20 dolls dressed by YWCA girls from Ohio University decorates Church's Novelty store window. The dolls go to the Doll Show at the College Gymnasium Saturday 2 to 9 PM and the annual poor children event ends with a Kiddies party on December 19. Local society notes include visits, travel plans, and church society meetings across Athens Columbus and surrounding areas.
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Dells
Ohio University
Athens
Church
College Gymnasium
Glou ster P T A Bazaar Nets 430 in Receipts
A Glou ster area bazaar and chicken dinner raised 430 with at least 350 to be left for the Glou ster Parent-Teacher association after expenses. Credit goes to the association members and generous community support. Mrs W W Bryson visited Columbus for the weekend. A four room cottage owned by William McMahon in Jacksonville burned at 10 this morning with unknown cause. The McMahon home stood above the schoolhouse and a recent traffic accident killed a member of the McMahon family nearby.
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J. Halliday Cline
Florida
Lauderdale
Washington D. C
Baltimore
Jacksonville
Cline
F. M. Cline
Woodward
Oklahoma
Ft. Lauderdale
Glouster Parent-Teacher Association
William McMahon
Rev Edward Mooney Named Spiritual Director in Rome
Bishop Schrembs announces Rev Edward A Mooney D D pastor of St Patricks church Youngstown has been appointed spiritual director of the American college in Rome. The decision noted comes as he joins the Vatican based post with duties tied to Rome.
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Rome
Cleveland
Edward A. Mooney
St Patricks Catholic Church
Younsstown
American College In
Joseph Schrembs
Gasoline Profits Reported Small for Company Parent
Washington dispatch reports that Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey shows small profits on gasoline sales, as the company characterizes the return as modest. The article notes gasoline retails at 27 cents per gallon and discusses the financial performance of the parent firm.
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Washington
O11 Co
New
Rockefeller group firm reports near zero profit
Walter Teagie president of the Rockefeller group affiliated housing firm told senatorial investigators that the company realized a profit of less than one cent during the inquiry into its operations. The hearing focused on the off situation and the role of the company in New York and Michigan.
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Mirent Company
Rockefeller Group
Walter ©. Teagie
Senate
Stream of Life at Pastime Theatre Jacksonville
The notice promotes The Stream of Life at the Pastime Theatre in Jacksonville with shows on Thursday December 14 at 1 30 pm 6 30 and 8 pm admission 20 and 30 cents and notes special music booked by Rev Edgar Dean pastor of the M E Church Ellen Campbell and George Hina married in Zanesville last Saturday with plans to reside there. Trimble Grange to install officers at a Saturday evening meeting in Trimble Grange hall.
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Pastime
Jacksonville
Edgar Dean
M. E. Church
Ellen Campbell
Zanesville
Trimble
George Hina
Hina
Trimble Grange
Poisoned candy plot linked to British officials
December report in London reveals an assassination attempt on Home Secretary William Clive Bridgeman using poisoned chocolate. Scotland Yard warned cabinet members to guard against poison plots, with officials suspecting a common source behind sweets sent to others last month.
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London
William Clive Bridgemann
William Horwood
Scotland Yard
Evening News
Bridgemann
Legion Pushes for State Bonus and Americanization Drive
A December Legion meeting announced that veterans eligible for the state bonus can now obtain checks quickly via post adjutant W G Silvas who has blanks at headquarters. The gathering also spotlighted Americanization efforts through government school night classes for foreigners in Nelsonville and nearby towns and a drive to aid foreigners in becoming American citizens. The auxiliary was formed with a dues campaign and eligibility open to mothers wives or sisters of ex service men.
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American Legion
W. G. Silvas
Silvus
Athens
Ladies
Legion
Rep MacGregor Seeks Railroad Labor Board Repeal
Representative MacGregor introduces a house bill to repeal the legislation creating the railroad labor board and to dismiss the body, signaling a major shift in labor relations policy. The measure aims to end the board's authority. The move comes as part of ongoing debates over railroad regulation.
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Washington
Railroad Labor Board
House
Representative MacGregor
New York
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