Destruction of Athens Methodist Church prompts planning for new home
In Athens, the loss of the central Methodist Church shocks the community. The church society remains large and will rebuild to serve Athenians and Ohio University students, with a carefully planned future facility to meet growing urban and campus needs. Traffic safety notes urge drivers to stay in their lanes to prevent crashes as roads remain busy.
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Athens
Northwest Territory
Ohio University
Kazan picks six all time greats highlighting silent power
Elia Kazan lists Grapes of Wrath Potemkin The Gold Rush The Baker's Wife Greed Birth of a Nation as his all time favorites noting silent films convey story without words He values photographs over dialogue and treats filmmaking as a precise craft insisting every role matters to a successful project
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Hal Boyle
New York
Elia Kazan
Potemkin
Charlie Chaplin
Eric von Stroheim
D. W. Griffith
The
Kazan
John Steinbeck
East of Eden
America
South
Gadge
Butter surplus to ghee plan prompts Asian trade joke
The article jokes about converting excess government butter into ghee to export to Asia, mocking past vetoes and noting Asians’ different food practices. It quips that the plan seems the most sensible yet and salutes the researchers behind it.
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Washington
Asia
Cement industry Eyes expansion to meet building boom
The Bureau of Mines projects a 15 percent capacity rise in two years and 40 percent in five as cement demand soars. U.S. production has tripled since 1944, with highway use a major driver. postwar housing, commercial building, and new applications expand markets. Roads will require ongoing cement even without a large new plan.
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New York
Bureau of Mines
Northern Trust Co. of Chicago
Pisa
Case Record reveals Dr Crane’s dating counsel for teens
A reader asks Dr George W Crane for dating guidance, recounting his teen romance and loss of idealism. The piece traces advice on conversation, confidence, and showing culture to attract women, noting bold talk and gentler manners appeal. See tomorrow’s Case Record for more.
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Kill
George W. Crane
Bill E
West
Bill
Scout Chuck Spencer Highlighted For Service And Courage
The Glouster Troop 72 honors Charles Spencer known as Chuck for his diligent paper route work and helpful nature. He helped customers in illness cases, discovered a death at the Wenger home, and stayed on the route until police advised otherwise. Chuck and his sister Helen balance scouting with earnings and plans to Washington DC next spring.
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the Messenger
Glouster
Charles Neer
Spencer
William Spencer
Spring Street
Chuck
Helen
Giouster
Washington, D.C
John Wenger
Wenger
Chuck” Spencer
Edwin P. Carpenter
Noted Cartoonist Quits After 40 Years Work
VERO BEACH Florida February 4 Fon taine T Fox a cartoonist who drew Tooner ville Folks for news for 40 years is retiring. His last drawing will appear February 12. The Toonerville Folks strip featuring a rickety trolley and a testy conductor helped define early comic strips.
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Vero Beach
Fla
Fontaine T. Fox
Toonerville
News
Horoscope Highlights for Tomorrow and Birthday Outlook
The Virgo moon favors revisions and new systems, with emotional tension in relationships but growth in spiritual or altruistic aims. If today is your birthday, expect five months of opportunities for occupational and financial gains, aided by cooperative contacts. Summer brings creative strides and travel could yield valuable business ties and friendships. Romance shines July to November. A birthday child is described as energetic, cheerful, and honorable.
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Virgo
Happy Hustler class meets for church pot luck dinner
The Happy Hustler class of the Methodist church met at the church Annex Thursday evening for a pot luck. Margaret Houda sheik led prayer and Grace Krider presided over a business session. Secretaries report shared by Bulah Morris, treasurer absent, Lavinia Neigler stood in. Household devotions led by Harriett Neigler. Attendees included Krider, Smith, Morris, Hayman, Jividen, Houda shelt, Dunfee, Watson, Neigler, and Neigler. Also notes of visits include Mayford Harris guest of Conrad McCoy at Ravenswood and other trips by Harris, Jiden, Hart, Knightstep, Simpson families, and Florida vacation plans.
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Racine
Methodist Church
Margaret Houdasheik
Grace Krider
Bulah Morris
Owen Watson
Laviniaseg
Harriett Neigler
Ethel Smith
Rulah Morris
Edith Hayman
Lillian Jividen
Margaret Houdashelt
Mary Dunfee
Laura Watson
Jessie Neigler
Mayford Harris
Conrad McCoy
Ravenswood
Billie Harris
Mary
Charleston
Clark Jiiden
Athens
Charles Jiden
Roland Hart
Saxon
Lin Hart
Pomeroy
James Simpson
Lester Smithson case drags in grocery heirloom and debts
Johnny Fletcher accepts a challenge from Carmichael to locate Lester Smithson, Jess Carmichael’s missing nephew, after a coffee incident at the Harover Club. The stake is $500, rising to $1500, and the trail leads to Forty-Fifth Street Hotel where a cabby recalls a double parked helper and a mystery in Room 821.
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Lester Smithson
Fletcher
Sutton
Lester
Johnny
Mr. Carmichael
James
Jess
Harover Club
Forty-Fifth Street
Eddie Miller
Mr. Fletcher
Sam Cragg
Hackie
Millfield Social Roundups and Church Quilting Event
Florence Pyle hosted a Euchre Club evening with two tables. high honors went to Mrs. Carl Moody and second to Mrs. James Wallace. Valentines were exchanged among secret pals. Attendees included Mrs. Ed Mins, Mrs. Carl Willis, Mrs. Grover Ton, Mrs. James Wallace, Mrs. John Theisen, Mrs. Carl Moody, Mrs. William Cole, and Mrs. Floyd Werner. The Martha Class of the Church of Christ held a weekly quilting party with several participants. Local visits featured Capt. and Mrs. Dick Rawsbot tom of Dayton, and families such as the Ransbottoms, Alberts, Gerald Norris, and the Minguses. Etta Hart of Chauncey visited Carol Bean in Truetown, and Wanda Keirns stayed overnight with Geneva Keirns.
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Millfield
Florence Pyle
Carl Moody
James Wallace
Ed. Mins
Carl Willis
Groverton
John Theisen
William Cole
Floyd Werner
Martha
Church of Christ
Oris Chadwill
Jessie Fulton
Olive Brokins
Elizabeth Robinett
Charley Carr
Paul Gould
Dick Rawsbottom
Dayton
Ed Mingus
Ransbottoms
California
Albert Norris
Gerald Norris
Columbus
H. J. Mingus
Gerald
Mingus
Etta Hart
Chauncey
Carol Bean
Radio Schedule Listings for Columbus Huntington and More
A dense block lists radio stations and programs across multiple markets including ABC WCOL in Columbus NBC WLW Cincinnati CBS WBNS Columbus WCHS Charleston and more. It details station call letters frequencies and a long sequence of hourly program lineups with show titles hosts and segments.
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ABC
WCOL
Columbus
WSAZ
Huntington
NBC
WLW
Cincinnati
CBS
WBNS
MBS
WHKC
WATH
Athens
WJEH
Gallipolis
WCHS
Charleston
WPAR
Parkersburg
Other
WMUA
Marietta
WOU
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Nobow
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the Public Forum
UY Heart
Frame Gruber
WEA Service
Hee
Joheny
Alice
Leeter Semitheen
Smithson
Carmichael
Jess Carmichael
Mr Carmichael
Dhe
Mbe
Abc-East
Nbe
Cbs News
Abe
Tennessee Ernie
Abe the Chevaliers
Cbs Silver Eagle
Femi Abe
Eddie Fisher
Jack Gregson
Abe Treasury
Abe John Steele
Radio Theatre
Sammy Kaye
Abe News & Story
Bing Crosby
Amos Andy
Cbe Platterbrainsa
Molly
Gildersleeve
Heasy
Margaret McBrideenbhe
Godfrey
Joyce Jordan
Johnny Olsen
Abe Tom Moore
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Cbe
Ted Malone
Sardi’s
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Pauline Frederick
Lopez
Betty Crocker
Martin Brock
Abe Ruby Mercer
Mike and
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Abe Bruce
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