Sunday’s Best Radio Features Highlight Mrs Shuff
The item notes Mrs. Shuff born and raised in Jackson County near Trimble. It lists WEAF and a network of stations, her longtime employment at a hospital in Athens, and a Christmas program featuring Benny Shepherd, Elsie Baker, Arthur Hackett, and William Simmons.
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Shuff
WEAP
WTAG
Jackson County
Coulton. Com
WUSH
WCAE
WSAD
Bom
Eling
Trimble
SY de. S. Parkers Cadman
Perne Kpo
San Francisco
Johnson
Kei
Shorry
Athens
WCU
MINN
Wsto
Paul
Benny Shepherd
Elsie Baker
Arthur Hackett
Wiliam Simmons
Pacific—San
Community Christmas tree in Glouster sees Santa and candy handouts
Hundreds of children attend the Glouster event as Santa Claus meets them and distributes candy and apples. Evangelist Vian provides piano accordion music during a brief program before the treats. About 1300 candy packages are given, with apples and nuts packed for baskets by local clubs. Nearby, John Shaffer, visiting Millfield, recalls a mine accident in October while staying with relatives.
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Glouster
Santa Claus
Evangelist Vian
John Shaffer
Montgomery
Robert Smith
Millfield
Bremen
Shaffer
Crystal Fouts
Corning
Mark Henry
Hunter sought after shooting near Hamilton
Police pursued farmer Jonni Sarachan after a woods chase south of Hamilton following a wounding incident. The case involves a gun suspect being hunted by authorities in the December events.
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Gunuser
Hamilton
Jonni Sarachan
Here
Mrs. William Shuff Dies After Attack in Trimble
Mrs. William Shuff, a longtime Trimble resident, died last night about 11 o clock following an apoplexy. Funeral services are set for 10 o'clock Sunday morning at the Christian church in Trimble conducted by Rev. Gilbert Courtney.
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Glouster
Willam Shuff
Trimble
Christian Church
Gilbert &. Courtney
Troubles of Boys In Army Will Be Voiced at Capitol
Washington officials prepare to air soldiers complaints after holidays. Brig Gen Henry J Reilly urges Congress to address underfeeding housing and worn equipment. Budget bureau proposals would cut 5 000 troops from an authorized 118 000, leaving about 112 000 ready for duty.
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Capitol
Washington
U.R
K.P
Henry J. Reilly
Sam
Budget Bureau
Congress
Kent Man Reaches Out With One Dollar for Onion Theft
Kent, Ohio man G Yoder sends a dollar to Mrs Henry Hagemeyer in Kansas City Missouri for a theft committed thirty five years ago at Holden Missouri. The missive says he and a schoolmate took an onion and seeks forgiveness. The letter was mailed to a deceased husband six months ago.
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Kansas City
G. Yoder
Kent
al Holden
Henry Hagemeyer
Yoder
Urdy
Mr Schoolmate
U S Denies Exports of Ten Planes to Mexico
Washington December 23 The War Production Loan Authority or WPLA request to export ten planes purchased in California to Mexico was denied by the United States Department officials would not say if the decision signals a broader shift to block shipments of arms or war materials to the Mexican government.
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Washington, TC
WPLA
Aften
Mexico
California
United State Department
Department
Akron man sentenced for wife killing by wood club
Alfred E Ayres aged 32 of Barberton was convicted of murdering his wife with a stick of firewood on November 20. Common Pleas Judge L S Purtee sentenced him to life imprisonment in the Ohio penitentiary.
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Akron
Alfred E. Ayres
Barberton
Common Vleas
L. 8. Purtee
Hite
Ohio
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Javenport
American Legion, Elks and Kiwanis Club
Sunday Creek Valley
Fatdera
Sardehgen
William Shuff
Littlers Bakery
First National Bank
Ran Uferom
Glouster State Bank
Kent Man
Missouri
U. S
Santa
Bank of Athens
Ry Ghristma
The
Athens National Bank
Athens County
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