Zaleski Social Notes
Mr and Mrs Fus Thomas spent the weekend with Clar ence Hayman in Columbus. Mrs Edward Huffman of Indianapolis arrived for an extended visit with her brother in law C E Vansky. Others at the Vansky home were Mr and Mrs Onel Johnson and daughters Judy and Carolyn and Mrs Emmett Johnson of Chillcothi. Mrs Sarah Johnson remained for a week. Mrs H L Atkinson and Mrs Ida Lemley of Athens visited recently. Mr and Mrs Glenn Rosser spent the weekend with their daughter Layne Campbell in Ironton. Mr and Mrs Hubert Beck returned to Columbus. Mr and Mrs Hobart Murray of Columbus visited friends. Rev and Mrs Harry Swart of New Marshfield attended commencement exercises and visited relatives. Mr and Mrs Harve Tripp of McArthur visited relatives. Mr and Mrs Will Scott and daughter Margaret, Mrs Lucy Ratial of Columbus, Mrs Lou Nickels and granddaughter Langsville and daughter Dorothy Edmundson of Dexter visited relatives here. They visited Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Emmett Johnson
Chillicothe
Johnson
Sarah Johnson
H. L. Atkinson
Ida Lemley
Athens
Glenn Rosser
Layne Campbell
Ironton
Hubert Beck
Columbus
Hobart Murray
Harry Swart
New Marshfield
Harve Tripp
McArthur
Will Scott
Margaret
Lucy Ra Iall
Lou Nickels
Langsville
Dorothy Edmundson
Dexter
Oak Grove Cemetery
Oldest U.S. equestrian statue predates George III effigy
The Andrew Jackson statue in Washington is the oldest in the United States but not the first. A gilded lead statue of King George III was set up at Fort George New York in 1770 and torn down by patriots in 1776. The melted statue fed Revolutionary War bullets.
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Andrew Jackson
Washington, D. C
United States
George III
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India and Nehru face anti American mood in India
The piece analyzes India's political stance under Nehru as Congress tries to balance diverse views to retain power. It notes rising criticism in Calcutta and Bengal, anti American sentiment fed by communists, and the party's aim to appear independent while combating communist influence.
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India
Nehru
West Bengal
Calcutta
Congress Party
Petus
United States
Rites Held For Cooley Infant In Chesterhill
Donna Sue Cooley infant daughter of Don and Maverie Cooley died at home after illness since birth. Survived by parents sister Ann grandmother Violet Cooley and great grandfather Chester Parsons. Elder Chester Parsons led funeral Thursday at Fawcett Stone Funeral Home with Chesterhill Cemetery burial.
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