A Call to Christian Women World Day of Prayer feature
Mrs. Harold F. Kellogg presents Athens First Methodist Church piece on World Day of Prayer for Christian Women. The article traces prayer movements from early Christianity to fifty one nations and one thousand sixty eight languages, highlighting unity and faith.
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Harold F. Kellogg
Athens
First Methodist Church
Fiji Island
America
Canada
Women of
United Prayer
Jesus
Christian Science Sunday Services and Spirit Lesson
The notice lists Sunday school at 9 30 a m morning service at 10 45 a m with Spirit as the lesson subject and the Golden Text Romans 8 9 and a Wednesday evening service at 7 30 p m.
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Christian Science
St Paul’s Roman Catholic Masses and Confessions Schedule
The church lists Sunday masses at 8 9 and 10 am with Benediction after the 10 am mass Confession is Saturday from 4 to 5 30 pm and 7 30 pm Rev Fr James M McMahon is the pastor.
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ST. Paul’s
James M. McMahon
Weekend Holiness Meetings And Activities Schedule
A local notices page lists a Friday holiness meeting at 7 30 p m and an open air event at Court House at 7 30 p m on Saturday Sunday school at 10 a m and holiness meeting at 11 a m Major Ward speaks at 7 15 p m open air at Court and Union Streets 7 45 p m salvation meeting with OU student Robert McCoy Also plans include Sunbeams at 4 p m soldiers meeting 7 30 p m Bible study 8 15 p m Girl Guards 4 p m Thursday Junior Legion Valentine party 4 p m Home League 7 30 p m
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Court House
Girl Guards
Junior Legion
Central Ave Methodist Church Schedule and Talks
The Central Ave Methodist Church lists services at 9:30 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. with sermons "Man's Desire for Brotherhood" and "God's Wonder Lamp and a Light" by Rev. Elmer G. Roessner. An official board meeting is at 6:30 p.m. followed by worship at 7:30 p.m. Bible study at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday and choir rehearsal Thursday at 6:30 p.m.
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Central Ave. Methodist Church
Elmer G. Roessner
Richland Ave Methodist Church Service Schedule
Sunday school starts at 9 30 a m with worship at 10 30 a m Evening service at 7 30 p m led by Rev Frederick A Immelt providing sermon Does God Forgive Sin.
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Richland Ave
Methodist
Frederick A. Immelt
Bates Methodist Sunday School
Wesleyan Methodist Church Services Schedule
Worship at 10 30 a m Union class at 2 p m Communion service at 7 30 p m led by Rev E C Kenney pastor Tuesday WYPS at 7 30 p m mid week prayer service at 7 30 p m
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FIRST
Wesleyan Methodist
E. C. Kenney
Bible Study and Worship Services Schedule
Edward White leads Bible study at 9:45 a.m. Worship at 10:30 a.m. with the sermon Some Gospel Be's. Evening service at 7:30 p.m. titled How To Be Happy. Wednesday Bible study scheduled for 7:30 p.m.
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Edward White
Athens Methodist Church to Host Sunday Service
A Sunday service is set at the Athens Methodist Church with details involving Hiram J. Mir and guest participants. The event invites community attendance and reflects church activities in the area.
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Athens de
Hiram J. Mir
Athens Church of God Worship and Evangelistic Services
Sunday schedule includes worship at 9 30 a m with Christian Attitudes and Sunday school at 10 30 a m The Young People's Meeting at 6 30 p m followed by Evangelistic service at 7 30 p m titled The Kingdom of Heaven Compared Wednesday prayers meet at 7 30 p m The church advertises weekly church activities.
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Kingdom of Heaven
It’s Up to You The Promise or Yoke in Life
In this 1948 reflection Citizen Tom Paine and Benjamin Franklin frame life as a choice between a promise and a yoke. The piece urges personal responsibility, health, independent thinking, and self reliance as the path to realized potential, with religion framed as a promise or a binding creed depending on spirit and action.
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London
America
Tom Paine
Benjamin Franklin
Franklin
Browning
Morning schedule of church meetings and notices
Diamond at 9 30 a m Mrs Lowell Tucker Mound Hill at 9 30 a m Mrs Virginia Howard Chase at 1 60 a m Homer Troyer McLeish at 9 30 a m Clarence Rutter Mt Carmel at 9 30 a m Francis Hart Orbston at 9 a m J B Carsner Sugar Creek at 10 a m Mrs Anne Thompson Frost at 10 a m C D Arnold Pleasant Valley at 2 p m Mrs Harry Peyton Fairview at 2 p m Mrs Gladys Tucker The Rev A N Maxwell missionary in charge
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Diamond
Lowell Tucker
Mound Hill
Virginia Howard
Chase
Homer Troyer
Mcleish
Clarence Rutter
MT. Carmel
Francis Hart
Orbiston
J. B. Carsner
Sugar Creek
Anne Thompson
Frost
C D. Arnold
Pleasanton and Union church services canceled and planned times
Sunday school and preaching service in Pearl Chapel are listed for 10 30 a m Pleasanton reports Sunday school and preaching service canceled Union notes Sunday school at 9 30 a m and communion service at 10 30 a m.
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Pearl Chapel
Pleasanton
UNION
Graham Chapel Services This Sunday
Graham Chapel offers Sunday school at 9 45 a m and preaching at 10 45 a m led by Pastor Rev Roy E Deeter. The brief notice highlights worship times for the congregation.
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Graham Chapel
Roy E. Deeter
Bible School and Evening Services Schedule
Bible school at 9 30 am led by Lloyd Bolin. Morning worship at 10 30 am. Youth Fellowship at 6 30 pm. Evening service at 7 30 pm. Wednesday features Youth Bible study at 6 30 pm, Prayer service at 7 30 pm, and Adult Bible study at 8 pm.
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Lloyd Bolin
Religious service schedule across towns and events
Mineral holds Sunday school at 9 a.m. and morning worship at 11 a.m. Salem hosts a Young People's meeting at 7 p.m. followed by preaching at 7 30 p.m. Connell features Wednesday preaching at 7 30 p.m. New Marshfield lists Thursday cottage prayer at 7 20 p.m. at Mrs Bertha Farmers home. The Rev Phyllis Le Master is the pastor.
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Mineral
Salem
Connett
New Marshfield
Bertha Farmer
Phyllis le Master
West Logan
C. E
Church Council of Administration
First Church OF the New Covenant
Miranda Casto
Dalton
Gore Evangelical OB
Earl W. Miler
Oroville
Christian Endeavor
Fellowship
Otterbein
C. H. Bennington
East Canaan Pilgrim Sunday School and Service
Sunday school at 2 p.m. followed by preaching at 3 p.m. with the Rev. N L Russell leading. The notice calls for churchgoers in East Canaan.
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East Canaan
N. L. Russell
Sunday church services and events with Rev N L Russell
Sunday school at 9 30 am. Children services at 10 30 am. Youth service 6 45 pm. Preaching 7 30 pm. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 pm. The Rev. N L Russell listed as pastor.
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Roy E. Deeter
N. L. Russell
Frost Centennial Congregational Church Events
Saturday neighborhood council meets at 7 30 p m at the home of Mr and Mrs Will Cline. Sunday school at 10 a m and morning worship at 11 a m led by Rev Edwards H Dickinson.
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Will Cline
Edwards H. Dickinson
Sunday church schedule and activities listed
Sunday worship at 9 45 a m and 11 a m titled Building Your Own Gallows led by Rev Fred Luchs with Boy Scouts and Cub Pack accompanying. Westminster Foundation supper at 5 p m Vespers 6 p m High School Choir rehearsal 6 p m Westminster Fellowship 7 p m. Monday Boy Scouts 7 p m Tuesday Women's Association 2 30 p m Wednesday Potluck dinner 3 30 p m for session deacons and trustees. Thursday Lenten class for junior high at 7 p m Saturday Junior High Fellowship 7 15 p m.
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Fred Luchs
Boy Scouts
Westminster Foundation
Westminster Fellowship
Women’s Association
Mae Church Services and Activities At Good Shepherd
Quinquagesima Sunday features Holy Communion at 8 a.m. celebrated by Rev Rollin S Polk Jr. Morning prayer and sermon at 10 30 a.m. led by Rev Sydney J Browne rector. Ash Wednesday Holy Communion at 7 and 8 a.m. Woman's Auxiliary meets Thursday 7 30 p.m. at Mrs Frank Reeds 61 Columbia Ave. Choir rehearsal Friday 6 30 p.m.
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Church OF the Good Shepherd
Rollin S. Polk, Jr
Sydney J. Browne
Woman's Auxiliary
Frank Reed
Columbia Ave
Community church weekly schedule notes events
Saturday programs include juniors class at 9 30 a m Sunday school and worship at 10 30 a m with a sermon How Important Are Ideals by Rev Harold F Kellogg. Boy Scout Sunday with Troop 56. Wesley Foundation supper 5 p m Vespers 6 p m. Tuesday WSCS luncheon 1 p m Circle 2 hostesses WSCS meeting 2 p m Official board 7 30 p m. Wednesday Boy Scout dinner 6 p m Upper Room Hour 7 30 p m The Lord's Supper series. Thursday Martzolff Class potluck 12 noon then rag rug sewing.
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Harold F. Kellogg
Wesley Foundation
WSCS
L. A. Hamilton
Bible School and Worship Services Schedule
Bible school at 9 15 a m worship and communion at 10 15 a m Our Constant Contemporary led by Rev Joe B Maffett with Mrs C E Heft as chorister and Mrs William Ruston as organist Disciples Foundation supper at 5 p m CE 6 p m Miss Clara Davis Wednesday official board 7 p m choir rehearsal 7 p m lecture by pastor on personal work 7 45 p m Thursday Women’s Council group meetings
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Joe B. Maffett
C. E. Heft
William Ruston
Disciples Foundation
Clara Davis
Women’s Council
Albany Methodist Charge and Snowville Church Services
Albany Methodist Charge lists church school at 9 3? a m Lydia Young MYF at 6 30 p m preaching at 7 30 p m Thursday mid week prayer meeting 8 p m Town House preaching 9 30 a m Church school 10 30 a m Robert Hartman superintendent Temple Church school 9 30 a m J K Crabtree preaching 10 30 a m Snowville Church school 10 30 a m Wayne Chase Wednesday prayer meeting 8 p m
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Albany Methodist
Albany — Church
Lydia Young
Town House
Robert Hartman
Temple—Church
J. K. Crabtree
Snowville
Wayne Chase
Church schedule and guest speakers listed
The Rev Amos Hoover serves as pastor with COOLVILLE Sunday school at 945 a.m. and worship at 11 a.m with a guest speaker. TORCH holds Sunday school at 9 a.m with Tuesday prayer meeting at 730 p.m. William Huffman is noted. HOCKINGPORT offers Sunday school at 1030 a.m with a guest speaker and a prayer and praise service at 730 p.m led by D O Blake.
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Amos Hoover
Coolville
William Huffman
Hockingport
D. O. Blake
Church meeting on merger proposal in Coolville
In Coolville Congregational Church tonight at 7 30 p m members discuss and vote on a proposed merger with the Evangelical and Reformed Church Sunday school starts at 9 45 a m with Albert Conklin and evening worship led by Rev Edwards H Dickinson at 7 30 p m
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Coolville
Congregational Christian Church
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Albert Conklin
Edwards H. Dickinson
Clarks Chapel Shin Hour Schedule Noted
Reading shows a Sunday event at Clarks Chapel with a morning shin hour set for 9 30 a m at Leet BIT and activities listed.
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Clarks Chapel
Pvt Boring Rites Post for Sunday
REEDSVILLE Graveside services for Pvt James Willard Boring 21 of Reedsville will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. in Reedsville Cemetery by the Pomeroy American Legion Post. Boring was killed in July 1944 in France. Surviving are his father Glen four sisters and four brothers. Friends may call at Arbaugh funeral home Tuppers Plains until services.
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Reedsville
James Willard Boring
Pomeroy
Babos Rites Are Conducted For Albert Babos
Rites held for Albert Babos son of Mr and Mrs Julius Babos of Painesville who died March 16 1945 from wounds in Germany. Solemn requiem mass at St Marys Church with Father Tulley celebrant graveside service by Father Minnich. Burial in St Marys Cemetery. Veterans units and nine armored division pallbearers prominent.
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Painesville
Albert Babos
Julius Babos
Germany
Europe
Carl
Edwin
Miriam
St. Mary’s Church
Edward M. Tulley
John Minnich
James E. Maher
St. Mary's Church, Chardon
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Minnich
Richard Anthony
Grover Barber
Frank Bedent
Thomas Chapman
Ninth Armored Division
Leo Scaglione
Felix Mackey
Bryan County Clerk Vaughn Bolles resigns amid controversy
Bryan County Clerk Vaughn E Bolles resigned yesterday effective March 1. He cited a controversy last month over his operating methods as the reason for stepping down.
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Bryan
O Williams
Ounty
Vaughn E. Bolles
Candidates Await Board Certify in Hocking County
Nominating petitions filed by 80 candidates with the Hocking County board of elections await certification later this week. Among unopposed county office candidates is Orla Wolfe Democrat engineer whose name was omitted from a list published Thursday. The board clerk Miss Blanche England said five county positions are uncontested and 13 central committee vacancies limit the total. Central committee members and party affiliations are listed with numerous precincts and names across multiple townships. Religious and church notices fill remaining column items with schedules for services, choir rehearsals, and midweek events across several congregations.
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Logan
Hocking
John E. Eberst
Jack Kinser
Charles Achauer
Dean Collison
Charles Voris
Leverett Voris
Charles Chidester
Claud Cupp
Nellis Smith
E. E. Bright
Willard Newman
Claud Bright
David Lloyd
Charles Higgins
Cleo Montgomery
H. P. Thomas
Joseph Albert
Vivian Shaw
George Malloy
Joseph Phillips
R. Green
C. S. Matheny
C. A. Robinson
R. Laurel
Homer J. Notestone
D. Perry
V. R. Karr
R. Perry
N. Virgil Durant
R. Laurelville
Shirley Smith
D. Salt Creek
Phil Swackhammer
R. Salt Creek
Arthur Biskirk
Salt Creek
Harry McVey
Starr
Williard Albaugh
Carbon Hill
Stephen Barber
Charles Crippen
John Maraz
R. Murray
John Ayers
Murray
Charles Foster
Walter Albaugh
Logan High seniors lead with 22.3 percent on honor roll
Logan High School reports third straight period with top scholastic rating as 22.3 percent of the senior class earned honor roll status. Seniors 28.4 percent, juniors 26 percent, and sophomores 14.4 percent made the list. names listed include Sharley Brandon and Howard Epstein among others.
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Logan
Logan High School
Howard Kirk
Stallings R F Dies at 86 in Corning
Robert F. Stallings, 86, died at his son Carl's home after a stroke. A Corning resident for years, he was a retired railroad car inspector born in Monroe County. Survived by sons Richard Henry Everett Virgil LeRoy and wife Anna who died in 1947. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Corning
Robert F. Stallings
Carl
Stallings
Monroe County
Anna
Richard
Henry
Everett
Dayton
Virgil
Ypsilanti
Mich
LeRoy
Parkersburg
W.va
Gail E. Wallace
Postponed County Game Rescheduled for Tonight at Union Furnace
A postponed basketball game between Union Furnace and Rockbridge will be played tonight at Union Furnace starting at 7 30 p m officials said Several county league games were postponed due to cold weather but will be rescheduled
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Logan
Union Furnace
Rockbridge
Logan School Board Meets Friday at Dillon Office
The county school board plans a meeting Friday evening in the office of Samuel H. Dillon the superintendent of schools.
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Logan
Samuel H. Dillon
Pvt. Columber Rites Monday
Funeral services for Pvt. Howard E. Columber 38 a repatriated Logan soldier killed in France July 29 1944 will be held Monday at 2 p.m. in the Evangelical United Brethren Church Rev A N Grueser officiating Interment will be in Oak Grove Cemetery Body expected to be returned from Columbus General Depot today
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LOGAN
Howard E
Tudy) Columber
France
Evangelical United Brethren Church
A. N
Grueser
Oak Grove
Pvt
Columber
Columbus General Depot
Mrs Ida Hawk Rites Planned for Sunday
Funeral services for Ida M. Hawk 73 who died Thursday at her Wolfpen home will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. in the Ewing funeral home with viewing beforehand.
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Ida Hawk
Pomeroy
Ida M. Hawk
Wolfpen
Ewing Funeral Home
Knece Pleads Guilty in Paternity Case Near Laurelville
Logan-Luther Knece near Laurelville pleads guilty to a paternity suit filed by Bessie Wine. Judge Harley Meyer orders a $300 bond $184 in expenses and $5 weekly payments until further notice.
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Logan
Luther Knece
Laurelville
Bessie Wine
Common Pleas
Knece
Harley Meyer
Fathers Sons Hear Pastor from Athens
Fathers and sons of the Methodist Church attended a banquet and Father-Son program led by Rev. Harold Kellogg of the First Methodist Church Athens. Kenneth Adair presided, with James L. Young voicing appreciation for fathers and Ralph Kinney for the boys. Lunch was served by Circle 2. organizers included Kenneth Adair and Rev. Clinton Swengel among others.
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Logan
Methodist Church
Harold Kellogg
First Methodist Church
Athens
Mr. Kellogg
Kenneth Adair
James L. Young
Ralph Kinney
Circle 2
Pearl Wolfe
Clinton W. Swengel
Joshua Matheny
Alfred Lanning
George Carr
Joe Bennett
Joe Case
Terrell Files for Congress in 11th District
Ralph W. E. Terrell of 75.4 W. Second St. filed his petition for Republican nomination to Congress from Ohio’s 11th district. A Logan High and Ohio University alumnus, he serves as a coordinator for a high school training class and is pursuing a master’s degree. He is a World War II veteran with VFW and American Legion ties. The 11th district includes Hocking, Pickaway, Perry, Fairfield and Ross Counties.
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Logan
Ralph W. E. Terrell
Second St
Congress
Chillicothe
Terrell
Logan High School
Ohio University
Veterans of Foreign Wars
The
American Legion
Hocking
Pickaway
Perry
Fairfield
Ross Counties
Call From Korea To Mother In Logan
Mrs. Max Kinnison of 99 Gallagher Avenue received a phone call from her son Leonard stationed with the army in Korea. The 15 minute conversation carried clearly and the family expects his return home in the near future.
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Logan
Max Kinnison
Gallagher Avenue
Classified Advertising Guidelines For The Sun Edition
Instructions outline ad submission deadlines payment rules and handling for The Messenger classifieds. Details cover submission times for daily and weekend editions, payment methods, reference copies, error procedures, rate structures for charge ads and special notices, and how blind ads should be addressed and kept confidential.
Pumping Station Bids To Be Opened March 2
Huntington engineers re advertise four pumping stations for flood wall work on Portsmouth New Boston project. Bids will be opened March 2 at district headquarters after January 6 bids were rejected for exceeding government estimates.
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Huntington
W. Va
Portsmouth-New
Boston
Huntington Corps of Engineers
Logan Glancey v McCall case dismissed without prejudice
Judge Harley Meyer dismissed the case of June Glancey against Robert McCall at the complainant’s request with no prejudice to future action. Court records show the dismissal was at the complainant’s request.
Fire destroys 22 cars at Conrad Motors building
A downtown Springfield blaze destroyed the Conrad Motors Inc building and 22 automobiles early today. Fire units responded and contained the flames with no immediate reports of injuries. Investigators will determine the cause as owners assess the loss.
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Springfield, CO
Conrad Motors, Inc
Springfield
Kimberly notes and local happenings in Kimberly and Oak Grove
The week brought illness recoveries for Isaac Six and Mrs. John Chilecoate, visits by Kimberly residents to Nelsonville and Cleveland, school closures due to cold, the Hocking River skating freeze, and truck mines short of workers. A colossal icicle near Old Shep Tinkers Cave is described, while temps recall a 30 year past freeze. Tax help offered for Form 1040s as Gordon Tolliver runs again for central committeeman. Two autos collided near Kimberly crossing with no injuries.
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Imberly
Fred Searles
Washington, D. C
Isaac Six
Gilbert Adams
Kimberly
John Butler
Cleveland
Robert Kennedy
Homer Adams
Nelsonville
Adams
Andrew Adams
John Chilecoate
Oliver Carsey
Oak Grove
York
Hocking
Harold Davis
Davis
William Davis
Old Shep Tinkers Cave
Lick Run
Floyd Brown
Gordon Tolliver
Kimberly-Oak Grove
Kimberly Crossing
Hands Off the Bonus Warned by Ohio Governor
Governor Thomas J. Herbert warned creditors to stay away from the soldier bonus to Ohio war veterans. He said no claims can be established in court or otherwise against the bonus, as voters required by the constitutional amendment guaranteeing the payment.
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Columbus
Thomas J. Herbert
Ohio
Vinton Schools Close Amid Cold Spell
Vinton and Sunday schools closed temporarily due to two weeks of cold weather. Local residents noted visits and social calls including Mr. and Mrs. Garland Elliot and Mrs. Clem Wilcox as guests of E. O. Russell. Jack Bauer and James Clark were among visitors, with Neva Denney and Pearl Horton also mentioned. Jacob Boggs reported ill at home.
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Vinton
Garland Elliot
Clem Wilcox
E. O. Russell
Wayne Denney
Mr. Denney
Neva Denney
Jack Bauer
Miami
Fla
James Clark
Rio Grande
Pearl Horton
Wilkesville
Jacob Boggs
Romania and Soviet Sign 20 Year Mutual Aid Pact
Romania and the Soviet Union formed a twenty year treaty of mutual aid and friendship in Moscow, signaling stronger alliance between the two nations.
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Romania
Moscow
Soviet Union
Fire destroys two stores in Akron area suburb
Fire tore through two stores in a suburban Akron area early today. Investigators search for a cause as flames damaged Figyd Brown and Falls properties and displaced residents. Local fire crews battled the blaze through the morning.
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Akron
Cuyahogg
Figyd Brown
Falls
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Langsville
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State St
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N. Court St
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