Europe notes by World Traveler of Nelsonville Rotary club talk
March 22 report on Poston’s discussion of European travel and cross border tensions. He argues language barriers and different driving rules fuel misunderstandings, noting tours through England France Germany and Italy and a lack of common language as a major cause of hatred abroad.
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Avray
Charles Nelsonville
Rotary
Europe
Poston
England
France
Germany
Switzerland
Austria
Italy
William Mills
Invalids Surgical Institute Backed Healing Claim
The text cites Dr. Pierce at Buf Experiments over several years claiming a remedy called uric Tablets will end backache frequent urination and other symptoms, suggesting a treatment under Dr Fisk head of an institute for surgical invalids.
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C. Fisk
Invalids Surgical Institute
Buf
Pierce
Nelsonville Presbyterian Church Drops Canvass for 1933 34
Nelsonville Presbyterian Church will skip its Every Member Canvass for 1933 34 starting April 1. Instead Make a Resolution Day is set for March 26 inviting members to state their planned giving to the church. No pledges are signed. officers will note each member’s resolved gift. The church seeks a budget without a mandated amount, while debts include 500 for winter furnaces 180 for the organ and unpaid salary. A congregational meeting on March 29 will reveal a favorable report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Escapes Injury in California Earthquake
Mrs. R S Weitzell former Nelsonville resident living in Seal Beach California reports she was not injured in the recent earthquake. She was thrown to the floor as dishes broke in her home neighbors aided by a group assisting with debris. Water and gas remain off as cleanup continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. S&s. Weitzell
Nelsonville
R. S. Weitzell
Seal Beach
Cal
Weitzell
California
Doanville announces Pearl Carey Pyles marriage
Mrs. Florence Carey of Dayton announces the marriage of her daughter Pearl to Guy Pyles of Dayton. The ceremony occurred Saturday in Connersville Indiana and the couple will reside in Dayton.
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Doanville
Florence Carey
Dayton
Pearl
Guy Pyles
Connersville
Ind
Heavy Flood Damage Strikes Gallia County Roads
Gallipolis reports widespread damage from the Ohio River flood. Bridges and road fills along State Route 7 vicinity washed away or damaged. Farmland inundated, stores on Main Street flooded, and ferries resumed service to Gallipolis and neighboring areas. One rescuer barely escaped a fall into a coal hole amid rising water. Fifty families housed at Camp Conley as scenes of high water persisted.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Bain
Mill Creek
Georges Creek
Kgger
Ohio Hospital
Vine Street
John Harrison
William Smith
Lone Oak
West Virginia
Front Street
City Park
East Gallipolis
Garfield Avenue
Brandstetter Heights
Ohio
Kanawha
Point Pleasant
Viand Street
Main Street
Ohio River
Kananga
Edgar Tuckerman
Point Pleasant Water & Light Company
O. J. Morrison
Camp Conley
Bank awarded 750 dollar judgment in Gallipolis case
First National Bank of Gallipolis receives a 750 dollar judgment with interest from July 29 1932 in default of demurrer against Grace Vanden Neff. Inez Sowards granted six dollars weekly alimony for care of her minor children during divorce suit against Ira Sowards by Judge W R White.
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Gallipolis
First National Bank of
Grace Vanden Neff
Inez Sowards
Ira Sowards
W. R. White
Prom Night At Ohio University Enhances With Casa Loma Orchestra
Final preparations for the Junior Prom proceed as Ohio University plans the Friday event in the Men's Gymnasium. Glen Gray and his Casa Loma Orchestra will perform. Ticket reductions are expected to attract a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Glen Gray
Casa Loma
White Favors Ackerman Bill In Emergency Measures
The article reports White backing Ackerman measures to end the 90 day delay on a beer tax and two emergency bank bills to speed closed bank reorganizations. It notes a Republican caucus on one measure, a House final approval for a $10 million borrowing emergency bill, and state actions on child labor amendment ratification and a four year term gubernatorial ballot proposal. It also covers housing relief funding proposed by county commissioners and voucher authority to landlords for indigent renters.
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Senate
House
State Industrial Commission
Workmen's Compensation Division
Joseph Cassidy
Cleveland
Congress
J. G. Lowery
Mussingun County
State Relief Commission
Board of County Commissioners
Ohio Crest from Scioto to Cincinnati Amid Flood Conditions
The Ohio River crest reached in the Portsmouth to Cincinnati area with thousands of refugees awaiting return as sunny weather and rising temperatures ease suffering. Floods caused property losses in Cincinnati and Marietta, while Portsmouth dykes held with minor leaks. A boy and father narrowly escaped drowning in Lucasville as an aid effort began.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Portsmouth
Ohio Valley
Ohio to adopt old age pensions endorsed by citizens
Co. F. Davis of Jacksonville writes praising Ohio's recent passage of an old age pension bill by the House of Representatives in Columbus. He argues against anti pensions rhetoric from special interests, noting similar laws in other states and urging swift Senate passage and gubernatorial signature. The letter cites 109,000 petitioners and urges immediate action.
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Ohio
House of Representatives
Ohio Assembly
Columbus
New York
California
Montana
Wisconsin
Senate
Co. F. Davis
Jacksonville
Orchestra Plays at Today's Convocation
The Ohio University Orchestra directed by Prof Forest W Ingerham presented a short concert during convocation this morning. The program included Oberon by Carron Weber the first movement of Schubert s unfinished symphony The Scene and Dance from Ballet Russe by Luigini and the Flight of the Bumble Bee by Rimsky Korsakov. The orchestra will appear in Logan March 28 under the Logan High School Band auspices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University Orchestra
Forest W. Ingerham
Logan
Logan High School
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