Dinger Party Honors Son's Birthday at 264 East State Street
Mrs Gertrude Neutzling hosted a Sunday dinner at 264 East State Street for her twenty-first birthday celebration. Among attendees were C C Lahen of Middleport, Harold Casio, Alma Lalfhell of Pomeroy, Mrs Roy B Sayre and her son Jack of Cambridge, and Mrs C A Horn of Sunnyside Drive. Others visiting included John Sprague and roommate Wella McCann from Portsmouth and James Schaal of Logan, all Meilica College students at Cincinnati. Miss Marcella Horn plans to return from Cambridge with Miss Marian Milligan. Miss Gertrude Lenigar of Detroit is visiting her mother at 37 Hanlin Avenue. Charles E Fish of Wilmington, Mass., returns from New York and departs March 7 for Havre, France, for a four-month Europe trip. The Woman's Missionary Society meeting for Tuesday moved from 3:50 to 5:00 due to N D Van Dyke funeral.
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Birthey
Don Scott Neutzling
Gertrude Neutzling
East State Street
Dir
Mira
C. C. Lahen
Middleport
Bir
Harold Casio
Alma Lalfhell
Pomeroy
Mra
Roy BP. Sayre
Julia Murphy
Jack
Cambridge
Slater
Mra. C
John Sprague
Wella McCann
Portsmouth
Métor
Cincinnati
John Tr. Sprague
Morris Avenue
James Schaal
Logan
Carl ‘Wolfe
Meilica College
University of Cincinnati
Substitutes To Be Kept to a Minimum
The Postoffice Department ordered postmasters to maintain a low substitute clerks to city carriers ratio. One substitute for seven clerks and one for every four city carriers will be used, rising from prior limits of one to five and one to three. The move aims to improve wages amid unemployment, ensuring substitutes are needed locally. Bread five cents a loaf in Portland stores sparked questions about consumer impact and pricing strategy.
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Washington
Yeb
Postoffice Department
Arcu Coleman
Portland
Gre
UC Grocering
Mothers Rebel Against Prices in the Stores
Mothers in Chicago lead protests against rising food costs as inflation pressures shoppers. A US survey finds buyer strife and merchant demands for price cuts amid overproduction and slack demand. Butter and egg prices fall, bread and milk show little change, while packinghouse and bakery tensions spark temporary orders in some districts.
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Chiccane
United States
United Press
Matheus
Aintedo
Dens FL Bublivan
Dynamite in Stolen Coal Explain Explosions
G Jackson faces felony charge after coal thefts caused several blasts at homes and a mine. Workers found small explosive inserts in coal lumps and sealed munitions inside. mine owners warned these pilferings endanger dwellings and workers with repeated blasts.
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Jackson
Bern
Meir Domicciles
Steven
Elihound Is Latest Pet at White House
A two month old Norwegian elk hound named Elihound is presented to President Hoover by the White House staff. The dog, gifted by a financer, will be cared for by the President and his granddaughter Pigisy Anne, four and a half years old, at the Gloucester household.
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Elihound
White House
Washington
Hacer
Hoover
Pigisy Anne
Expose of Grandma's Old-Fashioned Parlor Memories
A fragmented reminiscence describes Grandma and Mother's parlors with antique furniture, jewelry, and artifacts. Photographs from a trip along Niagara Falls, a silver “air castle” chandelier ornament, and a variety of heirlooms evoke a sentimental, artistic yet imperfect portrait of past rooms and the people who lived in them.
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Grandma
Grandpa
Niagara Fatts
Anni Luella
Ateio Gale
Duels
Uncle Lute
Mammoth Cafe
Kentucky
Washington Monument
Mother
Alr
Boman Spd
John
Brown
Cleveland a New Mystery in Graft Case
Cleveland police pursue a major murder and political graft mystery centering on the late Republican leader Potter. A perjury trial, disappearances, and a complex web of alleged corruption surround city officials. Witnesses, a high‑profile party, and a tied life end in a dramatic confession-like case that rattles Cleveland politics.
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Cleveland
Ant
Clevel Land
Gregredt Mourder Aystery
Raurhy Dup Potter
Uve
Irora Tnt
Ayer
Tiath
Divut
Sith
Marin
Mike Sabe
Red
Iain
Potter
Aid
Tien
Liston G
School Jn
Lonmacrow
Schoolese
Oller
Jinely
Larkwood
Palter
Kiene
Graf
Fixes Limits for Helping Ohio Blind
An Ohio report notes Attorney General Gellman clarified limits on aid for the blind. He says if a blind person has an allowance they are not entitled to further public relief, but statutes may permit relief for children of a blind solicitor.
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Ohio
Columers
Altorney
Gellman
Leligag
Costs fall for farm stocks as feed prices drop
Columbus February report by Farm Bureau research director Cart J West notes farm incomes thin due to weak sales volume. Although feed costs are lower and dairy, hog, and lamb prices remain below last year, overall farm conditions improve as lower feed prices offset some losses. cattle and poultry markets show mixed results.
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Columbus
Cart J. West
Rocket Tests In Alps Spark Italian Inquiry
Milan February 94 PRK Dr Edwin Wyon of New York was questioned by police in Gondno over a rocket experiment plan. He described firing a rocket laden with instruments to study the atmosphere at great height, possibly up to 40950 miles, with aims toward eventual lunar travel.
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Milan
Maly
PRK
Edwin Wyon
New York
Gondno
Italy
Lyon
Ootics
Growing Deaf With Head Noises Try This
An old remedy advises hard of hearing individuals to buy Parmint double strength, mix 2 oz with hot water and sugar, then take 1 tablespoon four times daily. Claimed to ease head noises, nasal mucus, breathing, and throat drainage, promising quick relief.
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Quick's
Unclear draft of space launch description at Traiet
Fragments describe a planned rocket mission involving gravity assist, Switzerland intelligence (Quintiles) and Swiss depots, aiming for near catatonic preparation. It mentions a heavy staged rocket, propellant explosions, and automatic instrument release during descent, with references to Lamperahure and a passport.
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Switzerland
Quintiles
Cataton
Rich Folks Cemetery Burying Pet Dogs Raises Debate
A fragmentary report notes a Schnauzer named Bury and a tale of pets in the Marsdale cemetery for wealthy patrons. It mentions elaborate grave markers and costs, including a dog grave cited as costing 820,000, alongside discussion of prominent pet burials and related controversies. The article also briefly covers Kenton farmer Robert Hilwood finding field carnage in a barnyard.
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Orig
Ynareold Schnauzer
Willian
Leeda
Xenia
Greve
Dole
Pes
Mos
Fife
Dowth
Ter Taltendorf
Martsdale
Sally
Wor Walshite
Barre
Kenton
Robert Hilwood
Jenzth
Milk price war hits local dairies in Kenton
A milk price war unfolds Saturday as Kenton dairies slash prices. One shop offers milk at nine cents a pint and five cents a quart, while nearby sellers cut prices to around ten and a half cents per pint, sparking a tense market shift.
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Kenton
Feo
Annonelag
Benefit Play At Chauncey High School Audito
CHAUNCEY and PTA sponsor a non talent benefit play Kepeceay's Triumph a comedy. Fannie King Mrs G McCafferty will play the musical steam pantomime. Participants include Mrs Sheaewy Mery C Ik Close Gi Wickering Mrs Duck Gardner Mrs Jon Kriss Mrs Gebriel Meg To U Phininton etc. Tickets No. 9 255 267 69 68 28 No. 1 1 D Poston Hack Diamond Chauncey. The event raises funds for school programs.
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Sheaewy Mery
C. Ik Close
Gi Wickering
Duck Gardner
Uyemiy Nm
Jon Kriss
Gebriel Willl
Meg
U. Phininton
Stes
Ph Crown
Arthur
AL da Preston
Renee Mel Porth
Foston
D. Poston
Hack
Diamond
Chauncey
G S Merry is Dead Near Here
G S Merry dies near here in unclear text. The report notes survivors including a wife and six children and lists several names and places in Athens and surrounding areas. The fragmentary text references local residents and possible family connections with Merry.
New MELILO GLO face powder promises smoother skin
A French process called MELILO GLO makes skin look younger and longer lasting, without irritating or making it oily or flaky. It spreads smoothly and offers a youthful glow, marketed by a Dreyer Company advertisement.
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Aanner Co
Chauncey Woman's Christian Temperance Union Meets
The Chauncey W C T U will meet Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock at Elizabeth Knoxes home on Ely Avenue with Mrs Belps and Miss Helen Howard. All women interested are invited. Visitors list local families including Bradfields Courtney and Williamson families and Dr and Mrs Sanders.
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Chauncey
Tvoman
Chrisian Temperance Union
Bfrps
Elizabeth Knode
Helen Howard
Ely Avenue
Eggs 10 Cents A Dozen In Licking County
Eggs were selling for 10 cents a dozen in Newark and surrounding areas of Licking County, with unusually low winter sales. Farmers and commission men note this is the first time prices stayed at 10 cents in any season since 1958, reflecting a rare market lull.
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Newark
Lickling County
Moncer Farmers and Commission Wen
Get Hin's Power the Quick Cold Breaker
A vintage ad claims Get Hin's Power kills a cold fast using a scientific formula. It touts quick relief with two pills and plenty of water, promising return to full health and even jury duty readiness, claiming money back if ineffective.
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Wive
Evee Trio
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