Local Social Notes Mention Various Visits and Returns
Miss Kaith Ford returns from Akron after a month away. Mrs. Matt Watkins and Delores Jane visit relatives in New ld. Mrs. Joam McLaughlin and G C Jones of Torch visit Eva Giffin in East State Street. Miss Wthel Sutton, University student, visits Pomeroy with her parents. Don Gabriel pagraphim expects to return home soon after an operation. John Connor of New Pittsburg visits Athens on business. former Hocking County commissioner. Mollie Campbell and granddaughter Violet Russell return from a week in Columbus and Xenia.
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Matt Watkins
Delores Jane
New Ld
Joam_ McLaughlin
G. ¢. Jones
Torch
Eva Giffin
East State Street
John Connor
New Pittsburg
Athens
Connor
Hocking County
Mollie Campbell
Violet Russell
Columbus
Xenia
Mrs. Biddison Returns Home From Visit in West Virginia
Mrs. C. L. Biddison left today for Wer Eagle West Virginia after an extended visit with her mother Mrs. Parker Carpenter and other relatives. Floyd DeWeese the young son of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. DeWeese of Grosvenor street had adenoids removed in a successful overs ee morning.
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C. L. Biddison
Wer Eagle
W. Va
Parker Carpenter
Floyd DeWeese
C. L. DeWeese
Grosvenor Street
Johnson Undergoes Serious Operation at Grant Hospital
Mr A L Johnson underwent a very serious operation yesterday at Grant hospital Columbus. The operation was successful and he was doing as well as could be expected. Mr and Mrs J E Sherrock and family visited the Ballinger family in Logan. Miss Lottie Ballinger returned to Logan after a visit with friends and relatives.
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A. L. Johnson
Grant Hospital
Columbus
J. E. Sherrock
G. Lil Ballinger
Logan
Eighth Grade Class Receives High School Move Forward
What appears to be a school play titled Winning the War by Willow- Aiperica showcased eighth graders in a district event. The program featured a simple stage, a Liberty Bells solo, and readings by Superintendent Morgen and Mr Cormick while announcing forty two students advancing to high school next week.
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Pris Tanenes
Bastie
Wie Een
Cere
Willow- Aiperica
Ener
Giv- Sereentecuaanin
C Corus
Morgen
Pal Mo Cormick
Segashens
Saeea
William Bak
Mariette Covert
Francis Higgins
Kinoet
Ernest Boia
Ceerge Deedee Iva Motions Neon
Dwight Rutherford
George Sweeney
Alice Betts
Ludel Boden
Notable Names in Local Notices Digest
Readable fragments list Anna Marie Davis and Mary Frost with Marie ne, Doris Herron and Martha Whip pie as names appearing in a local notices section. No context or actions provided.
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Anna Marie Davis
Mary Frost
Mariene
Doris Herron
Martha Whippie
Temple Teadansant Honored Pi Beta Phi Pledges
Pledges of Pi Beta Phi sorority entertained the active chapter at a temple dance on Saturday. The event ran from 2:30 to 6:30 p.m. with chaperons listed as patrons of the sorority. The hall featured a Huge Japanese parasol decor with programs hanging from it. The decor included canopied enclosures and grape trellises in wine and silver blue. Several out of town opts attended.
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Masonic Temple
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Pi Beta Phi
Out of Own
Alpha Gamma Delta Hosts Informal Tea Arrayed With Carnations
The Alpha Gamma Delta sorority and pledges held a Saturday informal tea in their hall with Mrs. Tilley as a new patroness and other town and out of town patronesses present. The hall featured carnations and fern decorations and a musical program by sorority members.
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Alpha Gamma Delta
Tilley
Kindergarten Opens for Second Semester at University Campus
The second semester of the kindergarten year starts Monday February 8 in Ellis Hall on the university campus each day from 8 16 to 11 00. Children aged four to six may enroll with registrations on Saturday February 1 and Monday February sun. Thirty five places are available though past enrollments show more demand. Last semester 42 children attended and some were withdrawn for city relocation or illness. vacancies filled quickly and waiting lists remained.
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Ellis Hall
University
Scout Room spread at Armory entertains troops
Troop I Girl Scouts held a Monday evening spread in the Armory Scout Room. Specialists included Margaret Carpenter Ivia Violet Clara Smith Ladle Blackwood Clarice McKibben Charlotte Junod and Mr. McCormick.
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Armory Troop I
Armory
Margaret Carpenter
Ivia Violet
Clara Smith
Ladle Blackwood
Clarice McKibben
Charlotte Junod
Mr. McCormick
Wear Those Shoes That Tortured You
An old remedy claims freezone applied to a corn cures pain and removes the corn with root intact. It says a small amount at drug stores costs little and gently loosens and lifts the corn without inflaming surrounding skin.
Ohio plans public works to curb wartime unemployment
State officials report 160000 idle men and 120000 idle women in Ohio. Governor leads a meeting to craft a program of public improvements to employ returning soldiers and war workers, including local-resident labor preferences and strict residency verification. A follow up conference with labor and management is planned.
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Columbus
Regent
Ohio
Contrs
State Industrial Commission Highway Advisory Board and Utilities Commission
Mortgage loans wanted by Buckeye State Building and Loan
Buckeye State Building and Loan Company invites mortgages on homes and farms in Columbus area. The company offers favorable amortization options allowing prepayment in full or in part at any time. Estimated total value to be financed around 15.6 million dollars.
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Buckeye State Building
Ando Loan Company
Rankin Building
West Gay Street
Columbus
Borwil
Nerv-Werth Laxative Tablets Improve Nerve Stomach Health
Nerv-Werth and Nerv-Werth Laxative Tablets team up to ease stomach bowels and liver troubles. The liquid handles most bowels and liver derangements while tablets boost results when deeper relief is needed. Sold by McKee's Drug Store in Athens and Hickman’s Pharmacy Nelsonville. one dollar guarantee.
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McKee
Athens
Hickmans
Nelsonville
Ohio Anti-Saloon League leader testifies on prohibition bills
James A. White, head of the Ohio Anti-Saloon League, told the House and Senate Lee committees that the proposed state department of provinvites enforcement would reduce jobs compared to the current liquor license system, which the prohibitions would repeal. He urged amendments to clarify state enforcement authority and noted emergency measures to have state prohibition in effect by May 27.
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Columbus
James A. White
Ohio Anti-Saloon League
House
Senate
Lee
State Department
White
Comeee
Billa
Cotton Prices Seen Rising After Freight Rate Cuts
Washington report says cotton prices may increase soon as cotton states senators associate Dane Sree Soars predicts rate reductions in ocean freight. Ocean rates on cotton fell from 6 33.50 a base to 6.50 for South Atlantic ports and from 33.50 to 7.50 for Gulf ports, prompting market expectations.
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Washington
South Atlantic
Gulf
Wadsworth Claims Britain Could Have Bombed Berlin Longer
Senator Wadsworth told the senate that British air squadrons could have continued bombing Berlin another week if the war on the Western Front had lasted longer. He spoke in a review of expressions on war strategy.
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Washington
Berlin
Wadsworth
Newark
Senate Today
County health officer to arrest 161 churchgoers in Kentucky
Murray Kentucky January 28. County health officer Hart announced that 161 people who attended Sunday services at a Baptist church will be arrested for flouting wet seer...
Explosion in Kentucky Solvay plant injures several men
Outlines a blast at a Solvay plant near Napanee Kentucky injuring Jay Say and three others with limited readable details on the incident and location.
Big Five Nations Divide Peace Conference Roles
Paris Jan 28 The big five nations United States Great Britain France Italy and Japan seek control of the peace conference committees. The little five Belgium Serbia Greece and China push for greater representation. The factions arise from small nations seeking influence as committees draft settlement details.
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Paris
United States
Great Britain
France
Italy
Japan
Belgium
Serbia
Greece
China
Roush Murder Trial Draws Massive Crowd
The Roush murder trial enters a pivotal day as Warren Roush Jr faces self defense claims in the December 15 shooting of Charife h a famed horseman. Prosecutors allege premeditation with 24 witnesses. defense counters with character and violence arguments. Courtroom was packed with spectators and witnesses queued outside as jurors prepare to decide.
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Roush
Warren Roush, Jr
Charife H
Young Roush
Charlie Roush
Ohio
West Virginia
Bartels
J. P. Wood
Woolley
Rowland
Cream Prices Announced in Local Market Report
The local market notes updated cream prices amid fluctuating dairy costs. Vendors report steady demand as buyers monitor wholesale rates and retail tags for cream products.
Fragmentary OCR Note Sparks Unclear Readout
A partial text fragment shows names and stray characters making the item hard to interpret. The readable parts include random strings and potential names but no clear event, location, or date. Further context is needed to determine the subject or action.
Ambiguous OCR Item with Miscellaneous Numbers
Fragmentary OCR text lists various monetary figures and items such as 3.76 14.26 and 16 000 with references to prices like 96.00 and 11.00. No clear event people organizations or places are identifiable for a concrete summary.
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Eerank
Pittsburg Live Stock Prices and Market Totals
Pittsburg market notes show cattle prices with primes at 16.06 and 15.75, commons at 7.00 and 132.00, veal calves at 15.00, hogs at 115.00 and 126.00, and pigs around 18.60. Includes stage totals and miscellaneous figures from the livestock sale.
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Pittsburg
Cincinnati cattle market report from January 26
Cincinnati Ohio cattle market report lists receipts of 35,000 cattle and 100 sheep. Prices show steady to weak trends with steer and heifer offerings around 15.00 to 16.50 for top grades and packers demand remaining active. Secondary markets note lambs about 16.00 to 16.50.
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Cincinnati
TRO Granted in Ohio Plea to Halt Burleson Plan
A temporary restraining order was granted by Judge Kinkead in common pleas court. The Ohio state telephone company seeks to enjoin the Postmaster General Burleson from implementing his late order, arguing the court lacks jurisdiction.
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Kinkead
Ohio State Telephone Company
Common Pleas
Burlesons
Bill to shift funds to schools dies in committee
Columbus Ohio January 28 a bill to transfer 500000 dollars from the fish and ag fund to public schools was killed in the finance committee by a 7 to 5 vote during a ten day session.
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Columbus
Fish and Ag Fund
Northwest firms charged by FTC over mail order harassment
Eight Northwest labor firms faced FTC charges for sending spurious anonymous letters to mail order lawyer firms. The action seeks halt to the practices and potential dissolution of the involved firms.
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Washington
Northwest
Federal Trade Commission
Columbus
Wool workers urge Feb. strike at Rington mill
A committee of workers from the Rington mill of the American Woolen Company in Lawrence Massachusetts sent a letter to the secretary of the general committee urging a general strike began February 3 to secure a 48 hour week and other demands.
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Lawrence
Mass
Rington
American Woolen Company
Ime Kaplis
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