Rev Ruppelt Granted Scholarship to Presbyterian Institute
The Rev How ard Ruppelt pastor of First Presbyterian Church in Middleport received a scholarship to attend the Presbyterian Institute of Industrial Relations in New York City from January 14 to February 2. Accepted on the recommendation of Dr Lester Evans he will study issues of the underprivileged and industrial chaplains. The church session granted a two Sunday leave of absence with a supply minister filling the pulpit.
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Middleport
Howard Ruppelt
First Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Institute of Industrial Relations
Labor Temple
New York City
Ruppelt
Lester Evans
Athens
Portsmouth
Zanesville
Civil War Colonel Brooks of Meigs County Remembered
A long feature recalls Col Emerson Power Brooks born in Athens County. He joined the Union Army in 1861 at 27, rose to colonel of the 30th Ohio, and fought from South Mountain to Jonesboro. Wounded at Vicksburg, he wore a beard to hide the scar. Brooks later farmed, bred fine sheep, preached locally, served in Meigs County offices, and represented the county in the Ohio Legislature in the 1880s.
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Harrisonville
Meigs County
Emerson Power Brooks
18Th
Ohio Infantry
30Th
Margaret Snowden
Athens County
Brooks
William
Lydia Brooks
18Th Ohio Infantry
30Th Ohio
South Mountain
Antietam
Vicksburg
Atlanta
Mission Ridge
Kenesaw Mountain
Fort McAlister
Sherman
Jonesboro
North Carolina
Florida
Texas
Isaac
Thomas
Mary E. Day
Selam
Hannah Graham Day
Albany
Ohio
Letart Falls Social Notes
Gladys Berry of Clearwater and twin Grace Crow visit their father W O Crow. Roush family gatherings with Charlene Christie Laura Miller leaves Massillon for Washington then back to work. Shuler visiting Chanute Air Force Base. Cora Mae Fisher from Ripley to help ill sister J D Heiney. Betty Cadler from Bucyrus with parents Fred and Cadle. Zeborek family from Edgerton visits Roush relatives. Women’s Society to meet at H G Roush home. St Clair Hill hosts relatives from Ashland and Rutland. Grimm family Christmas with E P Grimm. Miller family from Pensacola visits Edward Miller. Edith Allen and grandson Charles Norris visit Charleston. Sheets family weekend with Hazletts Bladen. Bertha Alexander illness draws Akron relative. North family from Gallipolis visits R Grimm. Rev M Grady and children visit.
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Letart Falls
Gladys Berry
Clearwater
Florida
Grace Crow
Canton
W. O. Crow
Crow
Holzer Hospital
Harold Roush
G. A. Roush
Charlene
Piqua
Eugene Roush
Christie
Athens
Laura Miller
Massillon City Hospital
Stella Wagner
Washington, D. C
R. C. Hill
Keyston
Herbert Roush
Roger
Bessie Slaughter
Wallie Baur
Point Pleasant
Clarence Shuler
Coulter Shuler
Chanute Air Force Base
Tlinois
Cora Mae Fisher
Ripley
W. Va
J. D. Heiney
Betty Cadler
Bucyrus
Fred Cadle
Henry Zeborek
Beth Ann
Edgerton, Wis
Borek
R M. Roush
Women's Society of Christian Service
The
Methodist Church
H. G. Roush
St. Clair Hill
Harold Grimm
Earl
Grimm
E. P. Grimm
Washington, D. H
C. A. Miller
Sandra
Pensacola
Miller
Edward Miller
Edith Allen
Charles Norris
Allen
Helen Holstein
TREND Dishwashing Product Tops Consumer Test in Ohio
A public test in Ohio had hundreds of women compare TREND with rival dish soaps. Nine out of ten reported TREND beat all soaps for grease cutting and skin gentleness, claiming it outperformed every brand available.
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Ohio
TREND Dish Soap Praised by Ohio Housewives
Scientists and Ohio women hail TREND as the fastest grease cutting dish soap. In a home test, over 90 percent praised its grease removal, mildness to hands, and ease of rinsing. Users note dishes soak briefly, no scrubbing, hands left soft, and price is budget friendly.
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Ohio
Robert E. Clark
N. Oakley Ave
Columbus
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Rev. Ruppelt
Meigs
Scipio Township
Emmett Mayhugh
Wells Cemetery
Colonel Brooks
John Brooks
Alexander Township
Daisy
E. State St
Ohio Food Market Foods
Stokely's Foods
Pascal Celery
Florida Juice
Idaho
Pepperidge
Letart
George Cotton
Akron
Bertha Alexander
Paul North
Connie
Gallipolis
North
R. E. Grimm
M. Grady
Harold
Walter, Clark
Cassins & Fearn
Atic
Quick's
TREND
T. F. Slaser, Jr
Avondale Ave
R. E. Woodard
E. 15Th Ave
Rend
Mrs. Mary
Lou Bentley
Wayne Ave
J. T. Bren
Nen
Hawkes Ave
E. A. Shoemaker
E. Northwood Ave
Columbus, Ohio
Mrs. P. J. Abbott
Second Ave
Curtis N. Andrix
Kelton Ave
E. L. Long
Broadview Ave
H. S. Rood
Souder Avenue
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