Born With Tail Sparks Family Strife in Knoxville
In Knoxville Tennessee a 21 year old father faces upheaval as his baby born with a seven inch tail prompts fear of public display. He offers to pay for tail removal but the 17 year old mother and the grandmother refuse to resume relations. The grandmother says the tail will be removed and money is needed for the operation. She weighs offering the appendage to a scientist or school for study in return for the procedure.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Navy
U.2
Egg substitute makes cake and pudding mixes rise
A tablespoon of gelatine dissolved in a small amount of hot milk serves as an excellent substitute for three eggs in cake and pudding recipes, enabling similar binding and texture with fewer eggs.
Puzzle Solve: Letter Golf Clue Set Unveiled
The reader is given a sequence of letter shifts with patterns ROOT RIOT RIFT RIFE LIFE LIME LIME, explained as the solution to today’s Letter Golf puzzle. The answer reveals word ladder style changes and thematic pairs signaling the intended final output.
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Root
Rift
Mayor Urges Red Cross Support in Logan
Logan November 16. The mayor backs Red Cross annual membership canvass urging citizens to meet the roll call. He cites Armistice Day and RED CROSS anniversary on November 158 as a day for contributions to relief work. He calls for humanitarian effort and Christian principle of charity to aid distressed and suffering.
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Logan
Red Cross
Farewell Luncheon and Club Activities Noted
Lindy Club members hosted a farewell luncheon at Mrs. Anthony Toerner's home for Mrs. Edrd Jones with bridge and a gift presentation. Ladies Social Club had a picnic supper at the Elks Club, followed by a social hour. Sans Souci planned winter events at Mrs. Belle Hyson's home with guests Mrs. Brown White and Abell.
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Lindy Club
Anthony Toerner
Edrd Jones
Bridge
Jones
Ladies Soshul Club
Elks Club
Sans Souci
Belle Hyson
Frank Brown
William White
C. L. Abell
Prince of Peace Declamation Contests Set Across Athens Churches
Sunday events across three Athens churches feature four speakers at the Presbyterian, five at the Christian Church, and a seventh at the Central Avenue Methodist. Judges named for each contest include EB A Hansen Harold A Moore and William Smiley. Winners receive bronze medals and advance to the county contest. Catherine Campbell won the Central Avenue Methodist contest. Sponsored by the Ohio Council of Churches.
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Athens
Irma Voigt
Ohio University
Voigt
Sammer
Europe
Janet Bing
Alice Beasley
Dorothy Ruth Holcombe
Pauline Cone
America First
Christian Church
EB. A. Hansen
Harold A. Moore
William Smiley
Dolores Phelps
Margaret Johnson
Marjorie White
Rita Smith
America
Roscoe Reading
Cental Avenue Methodist Episcopal Urch
Catherine Campbell
Ohio Council of Churches
Expense accounts filed in Logan county race reporting
Nov 16 reports show the Smith Robinson Club and the Democrat Executive Committee filing expense accounts at the county election board. Treasurer Henry T. Leach notes receipts of 1123.92, with expenditures 1058.04 and a 68.88 balance, plus a 150 from the State Democratic Committee. Individual filings include Troxel 140.50 Campbell 162.50 Henderson 50 Ellenger 249.20 Mooney 225.02. Mooney receipts 100 with E W Davis as contributor.
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Logan
County Election Board
Smith-Robinson Club
Democrat Executive Committee
Henry T. Leach
Executive Committee
Phil Henderson
A. M. Ellenger
L. P. Mooney
Mr. Mooney
E. W. Davis
Home Talent Play Set by United Brethren Classes
People in the Enterprise vicinity plan a Saturday evening school play by the Excelsior and Sunbeam classes of the United Brethren Sunday School. The title is What Happened at Brents. Directors are Mrs J F Bra shares and Mrs Paul Shaw, with Bruce Tom of the Ohio State extension service assisting.
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Logan
Enterprise
Excelsior and
Sunbeam
United Brethren Sunday School
Brents
J. F. Brashares
Paul Shaw
Bruce Tom
Ohio State Extension Service
Divorce petition filed in Common Pleas Court
Lew M. Graham sues for divorce from Alice E. Graham on grounds of neglect cruelty and adultery. Married February 22, 184, in Logan. They have two children aged three and one. John Gross named in petition. Father seeks custody of the children.
Parish hosts share winter plans at Easterling Clubhouse
Episcopal parish guests were entertained by Mrs. Amy Easterling and Mrs. W A Handerson at the Easterling Clubhouse in Logan on Wednesday. A 6 o'clock dinner was served as plans for the winter work of the parish were discussed. Attending were Mrs. John S White, Mrs. Frances Simpson and Mrs. Scott Geslin.
Lodge 171 to Elect Officers Monday Evening
Mingo Lodge No. 171 F and A M announces officers will be elected at the meeting on Monday evening. Members are urged to attend in large numbers and refreshments will follow the business session.
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Logan
Mingo Lodge No. 171
A. M
Sal soda water cleans tubs and bath porcelain
Sal soda water is praised as an excellent cleaner for tubs and other bath porcelain, offering an effective home cleaning solution with simple application.
Fire damages apparel and bed clothing at policemans home
Winter apparel and bed clothing were destroyed by fire at the home of Traffic Officer and Mrs. Joe Farb ear on North Mulberry Street. Their son Jack reportedly started the fire in a clothes closet. Insurance covered the damage. Mrs. Farbeann and Mrs. Phil Tschappat extin guished the blaze without fire department help.
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Logan
Joe Farbear
North Mulberry Street
Jack
Farbeann
Phil Tschappat
Bat's Nest Jobs Raided. Beer Confiscated
Logan Nov 16 deputies raided a site nicknamed the Bat's Nest. Officers Farbearn and Hammond found no arrests as occupants fled. About 150 bottles of beer were confiscated and destroyed per the report.
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Logan
Joe Farbearn
L. Kf. Hammond
Coal Merger Best Way to Put Trade on Feet
Fred W. Shibley of Bankers Trust Company urged a nationwide advertising campaign to sell the coal industry to the public. He said the industry should apply Hoover’s cooperation theory by consolidating and grouping operations to boost profits through coordinated producing and marketing efforts.
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Cleveland
U.P
Herbert Hoover
Shibley
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