Typical mother chosen amid family portraits and reminiscence
An elderly woman, Mrs Lasina Warner of Nelsonville, is highlighted as a representative mother in a portrait feature. The piece notes other contenders, including Mrs Sarah Laughlin and Mrs John Stephenson, and recalls Warner’s life, family, and connections to Wisconsin and Cambridge.
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Harys Wearner
Camlitge
Iain Lda Fensily Ad Martios
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Wormer
Taf
Warner and
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Warner
Sarah Tos
Boas
Moelter
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Mariner
Selection of Valley Mothers Chosen as Ideal Mothers
The article names several leading mothers in Hocking Valley. It notes Toaiadenan Winer, 90, as a top mother among eleven children from Nebomualle. It mentions Myre dla euler, 64, in Grbisomville with seventeen children, and My wife Jockin? as another eldest valley mother.
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Toaiadenan Winer
Nebomualle
Hocking Valley
Jockin
Mothers Day
Nhslesan
Mine Disaster Claims Joseph Abish as Victim
A mine explosion near Uaerretti Ville results in at least one confirmed fatality, Joseph Abish, with rescue teams surveying the wreckage and dragging bodies from the shaft to the surface.
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Yairmonet
Uaerretti Ville
Joseph Abish
Tsmimar
Mother of Seventeen Children Honored in Hocking County
A Gibsonville area mother Ida Zeigler is noted as the mother of seventeen children, with fifteen still living—nine sons and six daughters. The article highlights her sacrifices, the large blended family spread across the United States, and mentions several named descendants and neighbors.
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Hocking
Ida Zeigler
Nelson Ville
Idaeieler
Gibsonville
Houkme
Nor Hora
United Staves
Rebecca Collings
Stella Avenue
Athens
Vrs Collins
Mell Turner Joesvalle
Turner
Hayfield
Shej
Fragments of Names and Places From a Historical Page
The readable fragments list various names and terms such as universities venues and personal names. The text appears as garbled OCR with mixed letters and unclear context. No coherent event or outcome is discernible.
Oldest Mother Aged 96 Helps at Athens County Home
A 96 year old mother assists in minding at a home in Athens County. The article describes her daily activities, enduring health, and community support as she remains active in caregiving and daily life.
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Athens County
Musical Sisters of Goddard Family Form Quartet
A 9 year old student from Ames expands music studies under Goddard guidance. The Goddard sisters form a vocal quartet with student mentors, performing at Ames Presbyterians, Amesville clubs, and community events.
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Goddard
Amestitie
Hiei
Prin WooWosekedta
Vis Goddard Fae
Ressie
Tee Sam Pane
Tye Bean
Gis
Aniversin AW
Gu Presbyteria
Chells
Amesviic
Folie
Hewes
MCV
Tachuousta Glalss
Latdle
Wary
Godwargd
Dawe T Waax Dhoarte
Phi Wupha
Rethenel Omusitab Indernidy
Aed
Segusta
Sehuot Psie
Ghia Wabeer
Potrones
Sigtta Vipha Tota
Nidonal Hororiry
Maseal Sorart
Tragedy Strikes Athens Circus Train Incident
A chaotic Athens scene unfolded when a circus train tragedy occurred. Authorities report a porter named Girgus career of Porter found dead amid debris. Mayor Alex Vo Moore faced criticism over parade funding while police costs were kept to 15 dollars.
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Athens
Alex Vo Moore
Thals News
Syejad Police
Rehabilitation steps move in flooded Mississippi valley
Washington May 7 The government rapid action follows a flood crest in the Mississippi valley with plans to aid farmers via loans from an agricultural credit corporation and Red Cross assistance. Agencies coordinate funding for feed and crops while survey work begins on damaged tracts and relief measures proceed.
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Washington
Mississippi Valley
Appovibat
Agriculture Credit Corporation
Athad
Missisippi
Ellon
Red Cross
Senate
Compierce Committee
Mike Acres
Congress
Agriiuice
Weather Forecast for Ohio Valley and Great Lakes
The weekly forecast calls for considerable cloudiness and occasional showers in the Ohio Valley. Temperatures rise early in the week and remain near normal thereafter with showers in the Great Lakes first part and end of the week, and fair conditions in the middle.
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Washington
Ohio Valley
Great Lakes
Flood Disaster Wrecks Farms and Distracts Relief Efforts
Massive floods inundate about 12 000 square miles across the southern region. Beo da Secretary Hoover and Secretary of War Pittman urge immediate funds for rehabilitation as crops are washed away. hundreds of thousands displaced and thousands of livestock killed. Red Cross pushes relief with a goal of 16 million dollars, while engineers reinforce levees and plan reconstruction as floodwaters slowly drain toward the Gulf.
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Wootemif
United Press Star
Jivasburg
Beceretary of Commerce
Herdet Hoover Hoover
Tinteht Puccis
Louise Tiia
Coolidge
Jexreeuy Rou
Loulona
Davis Liery Penay
Lous Pina
Mississippi
Arkansas
Missouri
Thiessors
Farig
Tom Tya
Tor
Orleans la
Mississippi River
Salley
Louisiana Delta
Gulf
Louisiana Territory
Red Cross
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Lick Run
Lavina Warner
Lovania Weatherby
Nto Mine
Oriy
Lyitin
Pius
Lee A
Maine sPeiff Willisiis
Mio
Meteli
Trbundarie
Owegi
Sutton
Mendle
Harlin
Daren
Acuise
Eesti
Wien
Lasina Warner
Nelsonville
Sarah Laughlin
John Stephenson
Max T
Mia Touehlin
Aa Naanville
Chiklon
Whiel Sur Cage Alburt Mariner
Pontiic
Last Rudge Athens
Charlie Woo
Marines Et Ti
Nat Lanty
Columa
Lctha Ly
Me Lasina Warner
Mire
Josxania Werthe
Nrs
Seda Zeigler
Vist
Deas
Byereussie
Dyesville
Stavan
Inranes
Grice Miller Tancaster
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FP & Kreider
Gibisonsille
Mre Sherman Voorhees
Jogan Ives
Lred Keller Grhisomille
Lucy Piercer Stewart
Willam Beavers
Columbus
Hae
Ralph Pearl
Merdinind
Jesse Lancaster
Thay
Toho Gilasano
Claude Florido Haneas
Dawid Letroit
Touma
Bamber
Cnic
Oman
Varsday
Hotatela
Goddard Amessitte
Vabagi
Pyran
Linse
Catsea
Hoover
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