Eighth Grade Commencement Exercises at Presbyterian Church
The eighth grade class of the district held its commencement at the Presbyterian church on Saturday at two o clock. The program included music invocation recitations by Dale Wilson Jessie Robinson Violet Haybron and Virgene Wilson an address by Supt M Moore of Albany diplomas presented by Supt Guy Dinsmore and benediction. The class roll lists 30 pupils including Ray Lent Florence Sedwick Jessie Robinson Ferne Robinson Opal Moore Dean Kasler Dal Wilson Beatrice Porter Virgine Wilson Carlos Harris Thelma White Vera Douth Marjory Armstrong Walter Foutch Fred McKinley Violet Haybron Verl White Herman Ogg Beatrice Wogan Nile Hines Lee Hines Garnett Sayer Blanche Linscott Emory Koker Virgil Junod Flossie White Russell Brill Freda Linscott and Emory Bryson.
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Presbyterian Church
Dale Wilson
Jessie Robinson
Violet Haybron
Virgene Wilson
Motives for Young Gardeners in a Victory Year
The article urges keeping children engaged in gardening by giving unselfish motives beyond money. It recalls wartime efforts where surplus produce funded charities and aided nations. It cites examples such as helping French orphans and donating proceeds to local charities to instill generosity while teaching about nature.
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France
Savannah First Atlantic Steamship Paved Path to Air Travel
A hundred years ago the Savannah crossed the Atlantic in 29 days and 11 hours, using sails when seas were rough. The Great Western then gave regular trans Atlantic service in 15 days. The piece notes training and patience will advance aviation and air travel despite talk of tunnels.
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Savannah
Atlantic
Liverpool
Great Western
New York
Mother
Ohio Interrogation Points By J W Tannenill
Ohio has supplied several U S supreme court associate justices including McLean Swayne Matthews Day and others with four longer serving than McLean. From 1889 to 1903 Ohio rarely held no continuous presence in court while Wade Hendricks Fairbanks Pendleton Thurman figures in national offices. The lone House speaker was J Warren Keifer from Springfield 1881 83.
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Ohio
John McLean
Noah H. Swayne
Stanley Matthews
William R. Day
McLean
Marshall
Story
Field
Harlan
U. S. Supreme Court
Benjamin F. Wade
Johnson
Hendricks
Fairbanks
Pendleton and
Thurman
J. Warren Keifer
Springfield
Classic Egg Boats and Nut Loaf Recipe Card
A home cookbook page details recipes and tips: Eggs Poached in Tomato Sauce served on buttered toast with paprika. Lettuce and Onion Salad with mayonnaise dressed leaves. Nut Loaf with nut meat, dry bread crumbs and white sauce. Orange Spanish Cream with gelatin and whipped cream. tips to remove odors, and cauliflower and peas cooking hints.
Side Talks by Ruth Cameron on Paid and Unpaid Work
Ruth Cameron argues that social service or volunteer work does not translate to business value. She cites a wife praised for club leadership and war work, yet unlikely to secure a paid executive role. A war headquarters example shows poor guest reception, contrasting with business standards. She questions the long-term viability of a philanthropic effort run by wealthy women.
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Ethel
D— Club
F—s
Busines
After Four Years of Hell The World Seeks Stable Peace
The text laments postwar chaos and asserts that years of war left society unsettled. It argues bombs mailed in fear will die away, and that resuming old life is unlikely without paying a heavy cost. The speaker cautions against naive expectations of a smooth return to normalcy.
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Hell
Houstonia
Dimmer Story and Menagerie Tale Collide in Simple Wit
A dimmer story recalls a husband’s unchanged courting mood after marriage. A traveling show features a trained lion and lamb living together until the lamb’s strength grows, forcing separation. A child’s joke about a “Female” animal at the 200 venue closes the piece with humor.
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Menagarie
Opinions Reprinted From Philadelphia Inquirer And Baltimore American
The Philadelphia Inquirer warns that most Reds opposing the government are aliens and suggests deportation. The Baltimore American condemns German terror plots and calls for rooting out such threats from our soil. A flippant aside on food flavor and fabric repair interrupts the flow.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
United States
Baltimore
Mines prepare for work with electric hoist at site
Local notes report the mines are not yet working but are installing an electric hoist for readiness. Several residents visited, attended funerals, and church events are noted, including a children’s day at the Christian Church planned for the last Sunday in June. A new moisture device using a fruit jar and rubber tubing was invented to aid dust control.
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Lee McWilliams
McBride
Brooksville
William Davis
William Beckle
Matheny
Salem
The
Christian Church
Carsey
Fred Turner
H. Brook
H. Brooks
No. 10
the Plains
Huntes
George Frances
William Graham
Public Forum Echoes Reconstruction A C E Convention
The Hocking Valley C E Union met Saturday and discussed postwar church world issues. Dr Wilcox urged a tolerant cooperative stance between races and urged utilization of talent to improve inter racial relations. Reported as a hopeful push for reconstruction and democracy.
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Hocking Valley
Wilcox
First Presbyterian Church
Union
Dr. Wilcox
Fleming and kin visit Amesville on business trip
Amesville reports T. M. Fleming traveled to Columbus on Wednesday for business. He was accompanied by his daughter Miss Cora, former county commissioner Robt. Smith, his uncle Alex Mooney of Princeton Ind, and nephew I A McDaniel of the 168th Rainbow Division. Word was received Thursday morning.
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Ing
B. A. Ellis
George Fleming
Columbus
S‘leming
Lizzie Henry
Herbert H. Henry
Mary Balderson
Minerva
Marietta
Rowena Dean
Stewart
Philander Davis
Emma Patterson
Beverly
Cincinnati
Ralph Beasley
Athens
D. M. Beasley
W. R. Goddard
Ben Covert
O. I
France
T. M. Fleming
Miss Cora
Robt. Smith
Alex. Mooney
Princeton
Ind
I. A. McDaniel
168Th Rainbow Division
Freckle Cream Made From Lemons and Orchard White
A household tip claims mixing the juice of two lemons with three ounces of orchard white yields a cheap freckle and tan lotion. Apply daily to face neck arms and hands to fade freckles and blemishes and produce a clear soft skin. The mixture is described as harmless and non irritating.
E. T. Cook Jr. Corners Sprinter Fame at Cornell
E. T. Cook Jr., a noted Cornell sprinter, discusses his rise in track and field. He reflects on training, key races, and ambitions as he nears major competitions this season.
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E. T. Cook, Jr
Cornell
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Athens Daily Messenger
Gardners
J. W. Tannenill
Ruth Cameron
By Walt Mason
Dimmer Stories
Bobby
Luhrig
Amesville
DR. J.C. Jones Company
Charleston
Cames i
Sciente
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco CO
Winston-Salem, N. C
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