Whispering Sage Update on Blaze and Paradise Transit
Blaze prepares to return to Wind River and Bodine's trial as Melody visits in Nevada. Frosty memories mingle with desert imagery as the pair discuss Esteban's alfalfa prospects and the looming goodbye to Paradise. The scene shifts through Winnemucca and China Gardens as the wind of change blows.
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Blaze Says Goodbye On Wyoming Departure From Paradise
Blaze prepares to leave Paradise for Kelly Creek and Wyoming after helping rebuild Rancho Three days after a flood. Mercedes, Basilio, Melody, and Ackin celebrate progress as Blaze accepts a noble but final farewell to friends and a promise to repay a rope gift.
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British Air Ministry plans large scale production of advanced torpedo planes
London reports an upcoming annual budget reveal shows Britain’s air force expanding with production orders for torpedo planes in quantity. Experts say these new craft will be larger with powerful engines, carry deadly torpedoes, and target battleships from long range, marking a peak in air naval attack capabilities.
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Air Ministry to seek funds for big troop ships and transports
Air officials say aircraft advances push progress in defense with huge winged troop transports to Parliament for funding. Amphibious giant planes from Southampton remain experimental. Finances limit air ministry appropriation to 55 million dollars, same as last year.
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Troy township eighth grade commencement in Coolville
Coolville Ohio hosts the Troy township eighth grade commencement on Thursday May 31 at 12 30 pm. Twenty five pupils will receive diplomas admitting them to high school. Educational matters are invited to attend.
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Troy Township
Mothers Learn Potent Powders Ease Child Ailments
Mothers knew how many children suffer headaches fever stomach trouble and irregular bowels. Gray's Sweet Powders are easy pleasant and effective and mothers who used them tell others. Sold by druggists everywhere with trial sample free by mail from Mother Gray Co LeRoy NY.
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LeRoy, N. Y
Sam M Ghee Over The Fence Again
Marsellus Gilliam and Sam Mee Gee both of Athens were arrested on drunkenness charges after a night of heavy drinking. They were arraigned before Magistrate Hedges, each pleading guilty. Gilliam was fined five dollars plus costs, while Mee Gee had a similar prior arrest and was fined fifteen dollars plus costs.
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Rotary luncheon to feature Dr John Wilce on boys
In Columbus on May 28 the Rotary Club invites every Rotarian to bring a boy to the luncheon where Ohio State coach Dr John W Wilce will discuss "Old Boys and Young Boys" A musical program by four members of Al G Fields minstrels will follow برای the Boys program.
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A Dainty House Press 4332 Pattern Details
The pattern titled A Dainty House Press 4332 features a slip on dress with shoulder and underarm closing. It offers red and white percale with red binding and contrasting bertha cuffs and pocket facings, with optional gingham linen or crepe in two colors. Sizes 34 to 46 require varying yardage. 38 inch size needs 5% yards of 36 inch material. Sent by mail for 12 cents.
Monogrammed Coat Trend Pops Up
Monograms have spread to coats with a blue serge suit bound in red and belted. The monogram appears on the sleeve in the same color.
Organdi Hats with Adjustable Crowns and Wide Brims
Large organdie hats in blue with adjustable crowns and wide brims feature fancy pins. The item is described as suitable for Theetown fashion items.
Athens High School 1923 Graduation and Commencement Week
The 1923 Athens high school graduating class held baccalaureate at the First Christian church with 60 graduates. Rev H C Smith and Drs A Wilcox Daniel McGurk and M E Chatley officiated and special music came from local students. Commencement activities run Monday to Friday ending with exercises at the First Methodist church and diplomas awarded to 60 graduates led by speaker Dr Daniel McGurk.
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Angie Boring
Ida May Burke
Helen Burson
Vinnie Marie Carter
Jane Cooper
Marlette Cornwell Covert
Mary Eloyse Cox
Margeret Louise Crow
Mary A. Curry
Dorothy Dailey
James Aloysius Devlin
George Isaiah Gibbs
Joseph Maurice Guthrie
Joseph Thomas Farley
Mary M. Frost
Paul Haning
Earl Arthur Hickman
Gilberta Irene Hill
Elizabeth Eleanor Horn Lena Frances Hottle
William G
Elizabeth Herrold Morgan
Walter John Muir
Wilson O. Norris
Mary Elizabeth Pickering
George W. Pruden
Mary Olive Rose
Mary Virginia Russell
Nels M. Shipley
Charles Ronald Smith
Marian Elizabeth Sprague
George Francis Sweeney
Charlotte Eunice Tucker
Lloyd Russell Wagner
George Walker
Daryl Wesley Watkins
Evelyn Eileen Watkins
Edison Barrett Young
Stolen Ford Suspect Duo Headed West in Athens Case
William Ator of Mechanicsburg and Willis Rose, also from Mechanicsburg, are charged with automobile stealing. They reportedly took Ator’s father's Ford touring car and fled for parts unknown, were arrested in St. Louis, and are being held for Athens county officers. Ator has prior run ins with the law and is currently bonded for support of his wife and child.
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Mechanicsburg
Willis Rose
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Doubled Fine Promised For Recurrent Drunkenness
William Dwyer frequent court visitor was arrested Saturday evening by Sheriff McKinley and Deputy Sheriff Cady at Ed Poston’s West Washington home. He pleaded guilty before Magistrate Helwig and was fined 35 dollars plus costs, unpaid, with a warning that the fine would double at each appearance on the drunkenness charge until the limit is reached.
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