Albany Grange Meets Saturday With Varied Program
Albany grange will hold a regular session Saturday at 8 PM featuring roll call, home economics talk by Grace Webb, piano by Lucille Wingett, story by Paul De Krief, mixed vocal quartet, and games. Members should bring sandwiches and pie. Also reported are church meetings, social events, garden club program, bake sale, attendance pins, and a funeral in Danville Illinois. The alphabet can be arranged in 620 448 401 733 239 360 000 ways.
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Albany
Albany Grange
Grange
Grace Webb
Lucille Wingett
Paul de Krief
Julia Ewing
M. E. Church
Grace Vorhes
Sharon Vorhes
Brenizer
Ballenger
Macfarlan
Eldon Dailey
Ira Jones
Ballengers
Danny
Catharine Rickey
Vorhes
Frank Morris
Akron
New York
Java
Mr Morris
Morris
The
Goodyear Co
Lawrence Morris
Addie Parker
Ladies Aid of
Pleasanton
M. E
Lester Cordray
Nellie Breeze
Columbus
Chauncey van Dyke
Hyattville
Edith
Famly
George Sands
Fred, Stewart
M. H. Macfarlan
Albany Garden Club
Lester Brenizer
Cottle
Woodyard
J. E. Cline
Albany Baptist Church
Coe’s Hardware
Mary Frances
Sherwood Gillogly
Lola Mae
Richard
Martha Lou Baughman
Martha Lou
Faye Baker Cline
Darrel Moore
Troy
N. Y
O. D. Dailey
Will Jacobs
McArthur
Bradford Social and Personal News Notes
Bradford society columns recount visits and illnesses. Mrs Clarence Andrews and her young son visited from Middleport. Mildred Eskew stayed with her parents. Miss Eileen Eskew is ill. Anna Preston is seriously ill in Columbus. several local families hosted or visited kin over the weekend amid farm work and illness.
Best Cough Remedy Made at Home with Pinex
A home cough remedy mixes 2 cups sugar with 1 cup water, then adds 2 1/2 ounces Pinex to a pint bottle. The syrup is claimed to be cheaper than store bought medicine, nonperishable, and child friendly. A money back guarantee is offered if not pleased.
Marriage Meddlers A Sequel To Married Comrades
In a tense scene Dicky's mood shifts as he fetches nurse Miss Whitlock while the narrator reflects on past quarrels. In the kitchen Jim and Katie discuss detective-story writing as the couple prepares a guest room, leading to a humbling interruption and a promise of continuation tomorrow.
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Dicky
Miss Whitlock
Jim
Katie
Missis Graham
Creation
Pleez
Radekins Host Euchre Party at Carpenter Home
Mr and Mrs G A Radekin entertained at their Carpenter home with an euchre party on Saturday evening. About 25 young people joined the gathering, including the Vale Nicholson Swett Hoffman Turner and Radekin families, among others, with social visits noted throughout the event.
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Wesley Allen Ogdin
John Edward Radekin
Eddie Lou Howery
Helen Brown
Zella Foster Rupert
Theodore
Jackson
Far Hart
Reynoldsburg
I. M. Swett
Erma Vale
D. M. Turner
Ralph Turner
Frank Turner
Mabel Turner
Oren Slater
Millersport
Sarah Swearingen
Charleroi
Carpenter
P. A. Hanna
Pataskala
Eliza Graham
Wade Halliday
Finley Farley
John Stack
G. C. Swearingen
Dorcas Pair Honor Class and Local Social Notes
Dorcas-Edna and Edith Wolfe hosted the Willing Workers Class on a Tuesday evening. Mrs. Ward Foster returned home Sunday after weeks with her daughter Mrs. Russell Radcliff in New Brighton. A shower hosted by Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Theiss honored their son Blythe and wife. Katharyn Wilson of Letart visited Edith Wolfe. Charles Hoback of Nitro spent the weekend here. A party at Oak Hill celebrated Jack Woods birthday with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wolfe and others. Myrtle Westfall and mother of Syracuse spent the weekend with Ernest Hill. Mrs. Harold Beegle and Mrs. William Blaker visited Holzer Hospital. Born Friday a nine pound son to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bostick of Ironton. Nellie Johnson of this place is a grandparent. Arthur Orr and family of Bashan visited E. M. Theiss. Mrs. George Beegle and granddaughter June visited. Mrs. Oliver Wilson is ill. Pauline Arnott spent Sunday with Edna and Edith Wolfe. Dolores Woodyard of Racine spent Tuesday night with Carolyn Yost.
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Bradford
Clarence Andrews
Middleport
John Eskew
Elder Johnson
Charles Buck
Mary Might
Clarence Might
Mildred Eskew
Mason City
Hannah Roush
Leading Creek
Millard Lambert
Charley Buck
Billy
Bailey Run
Frank Buck
Joseph Johnson
Springfield
Eileen Eskew
Tina Jacobs
Columbus
Anna Preston
Walter Dodson
Charles Hysell
Herbert Johnson
Arthur Hendricks
Ernest Harrison
Rutland
Ed Chambers
Langsville
Oak Hill
Jack Woods
Myrtle Westfall
Syracuse
Ernest Hill
Gay Beegle
William Blaker
Harold Beegle
Holzer Hospital
Paul Bostick
Ironton
Nellie Johnson
Arthur Orr
Bashan
E. M. Theiss
George Beegle
June
Harry Wolfe
Oliver Wilson
Pauline Arnott
Edna
Edith Wolfe
Dolores Woodyard
Racine
Carolyn Yost
G. F. Morris
Leo
Earl Morris
the Plains
William Kennedy
Violet Rupe
William Bachner
George Harmon
Georgia Mae
Ward Nicholson
Evelyn Nicholson
Marion Nicholson
Pearl Edward Plummer
Bert Mills
West Rutland
W. L. Glaze
Curt Wilson
Dexter
J. P. Miller
Bradbury
William Nicholson
Homer Lee
Harrisonville
C. F. Anderson
Claude Dulaney
A. E. Plummer
Marion McClure
Carl
Robert McKinney
Star Hall
William Robinson
Bart Romine
Dana Epple
Bunker Hill
Dorothy Molden
Evelyn
Race Davis
David Saxton
Raymond
Harry Saxton
Charles Amos
Belle Carr
Rutland P.T.A
Jean
Seth F. Nicholson
Henry Hutton
Florence Hutton
Hurley Hutton
George Childs
Anderson
Jacqueline
Pleasant
Norman McCallum
William H. Thomas
John Roush
Carmel
Ohio University
Chester Roush
Ruth Joseph
Pomeroy High School
Jim Gilbert
Zanesville
Edward Baer
Florida
Edward Ebersbach
Ed Borham
Dana Brown
Harold Brown
Pomeroy
Parkersburg
Mary Radford
Five Points
Walter Baer
O'Conner
Circleville Man Named To Industrial Position
Gov. Martin L. Davey named Fred M. Pickens of Circleville to the State Industrial Commission succeeding Thomas Gregory of Cincinnati. J. Freer Bittinger of Ashland had been nominated but was not confirmed and his name was withdrawn.
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Columbus
Martin L. Davey
Fred M. Pickens
Circleville
State Industrial Commission
Thomas Gregory
Cincinnati
J. Freer Bittinger
Ashland
Davey
Industrial Commission
Senate
Bittinger
Scout groups receive $46 from National Brands
Officials of the Boy and Girl Scout organizations in the county received a $46 check from National Brands on Tuesday for their share of the picnic held last summer.
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Logan
Girl Scout
Relief Upsets Budget in Manitoba 1937 Report
Manitoba 1937 annual report shows income exceeding ordinary expenditures by 289381 dollars while the province added 4060067 dollars to unemployment relief debt. Net provincial debt stood near 120 million dollars at start of 1938.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Sunday Guests and Local Visits In Grass Run Side Hill
Sunday guests and visits fill Grass Run Side Hill from Morris and Nicholson families to Dexter and Harrisonville. Travel to Rutland and Dexter events noted as well as a Japanese wedding tradition mentioning three cups.
Athens Soil Office First To End Survey in 1937
The Athens County Soil Conservation Office tops the Southeastern Ohio District by completing and sending its 1937 summary reports. E M Leinaker from Columbus announced the early finish. About 470 reports on seeding liming and diversion have been sent to Columbus for checking. Remaining summaries will be mailed by next week.
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Athens Soil Office
Athens County
Soil Conservation Office
Southeastern
Ohio
E. M. Leinaker
Fieldman
Columbus
Frank Pugh
Minersville Youth Hurt In Cage Tilt
While playing basketball at Ohio University Chester Roush received an eye injury when a fellow player accidentally touched his eye. He required several days of care but retained sight.
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Minersville
Legion Beauty Pageant Under Rehearsal
Miss Jane Adams directs the American Legion Beauty Pageant now rehearing at the Legion Hall in Middleport. The winner of a similar Steubenville contest was Miss Jean Lockwood, daughter of Mrs Irene Coates Lockwood, a former Middleport resident.
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Middleport
Jane Adams
American Legion
the Legion Hall
Steubenville
Jean Lockwood
Irene Coates Lockwood
Miss Lockwood
Frances Gardner Coates
Frank Coates
Lockwood
J. T. Lewis
First Ave
Pearl Gardner
Rutland St
Will Juhling
S. Second Ave
City Installs Photo and Fingerprint Records for Drunk Persons
Alameda police announce new policy to photograph and fingerprint intoxicated individuals, applying the same records used in booking criminals. Officials say photo records will aid in law enforcement and identification.
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Alameda
Cal
Revival continues at First Christian Church services
Revival services proceed at the First Christian Church on Iron Street with Rev. Homer Haynes leading. Two conversions have been reported, reflecting ongoing participation in the revival.
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Logan
First Christian Church
Iron St
Homer Haynes
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