Bitter Cold Fronts Rattle Manchuria Battle Fronts
Frederick Kuhn reports from Tsitsihar where Japanese forces under Gen Jiro Tamon describe hundreds of Chinese dead after the advance from Anganchi. Tamon says prisoners were not taken, and League of Nations efforts are criticized as ineffective. He notes Chinese fugitives in Tsitsihar and wary Chinese officials.
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League
Tsitsihar
Manchuria
Anganchi
Mereth
Tarmon
Tsitsiharang
Nanni River
VNRY
Tanon
League of Nations Council
Tamon
Tsitsihur
Chang Cheng-Hui
Harbin
Chang- Cheng-Hui
Mukden
Iam
Tamoa
Koshan
Anginchi
League Council
Ma Chan-Shan
Chamber of Commerce
Farmers Meet Monday Night in Athens County
Athens merchants urged to turn the county fair into a merchants exposition to benefit both rural and urban residents. E E Gillespie of Pomona Grange explained Grange aims, including rural road improvement and textbook uniformity. Larl Cowen noted 4-H aims to build character, with money-making skills secondary. The Farm Bureau reports 150 families involved in educational legislative and commercial efforts, including cooperative selling.
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Athens Merchants
Leo Williams
County Fair Association
Athens
E. E. Gillespie
Pomona
Farm Bureau
Grange
Athens County
Larl Cowen
R. R. Barker
Athens County Bureau
Barker
W. W. Helwig
Brookaville
Ohio
C. L. Jones
Rotary Club
Poston Estate Placed in 75-Year Trust
The will of the late E. M. Poston head of the New York Coal Company probated Saturday places the estate in trust for 75 years. Widow Theresa Poston receives 100 dollars monthly for life. Children Donald Poston Chillicothe Anna Renner New York John Poston Carl Poston Elias Poston Jr. receive reduced allocations under a 1912 codicil.
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Columbus
E. M. Poston
New York Coal Company
Theresa EB. Poston
Donald K. Poston
Chillicothe
Anna R. Renner
New York
John B. Poston
Carl M. Poston
Elias M. Poston Jr
Trustees Decide Future of Mary Poston Estate
The passage names Mary Poston and Mrs. Charles Carew of Columbus, noting the estate is placed with six trustees for 75 years. After that period, property passes to Heinal descendants, or to charities chosen by the trustees if none exist.
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Mary Poston
Charles Carew
Columbus
Service Men To Give Banquet Here Dec. 2
Ex service men of Athens are invited to a dinner and smoker Wednesday night December 2 at the room of the K T Crossen Post of the American Legion. The post reports its largest membership for this time of year with 185 dues paid for 1931. A 38 piece Drum and Bugle Corps is practicing and expected to grow with new instruments.
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Athens
K. T. Crossen
American Legion
D. R. Zenner
Midwest
Nu rito claims quick relief from rheumatism and pain
An advertisement touts Nu rito as a doctor prescription offering relief from rheumatism neuritis lumbago neuralgia and other aches. It promises refund if the first three doses fail and claims the product contains no narcotics heart depressants or opiates.
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Nurite
Nurito
Missing Half Page Alters Bequest at Marietta College
A half page torn from a religious history leads to details of a $10,000 government bond bequest tied to Marietta College rower Lawrence N. Witt lig and the late Dr Charles A Gallagher. The 1980 will named an unknown beneficiary and directed creation of a fund from the estate.
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Marietta
Lawrence N. Wittlig
Marietta College
Charles A Gallagher
Disputed Bond Claim In Probate Court Sparks Settlement
The case centers on a government bond fund where an unknown claimant must present undisputed evidence. Gallagher left half of a printed page with the trust, and Wittlig, upon reaching age, claimed the fund. The torn halves were joined in probate court and the full claim received approval.
Thanksgiving Sermon at M. P. Church
New Marshfield residents are invited to hear Rev. Miles B. Hoon deliver a Thanksgiving sermon at the Methodist Protestant Church on Wednesday night.
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New Marshfield
Miles BE. Hoon
M. P
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as a fast remedy for colds. It claims to relieve irritation of nasal lining, ease breathing, stop discharge, clear the head, promote perspiration, fight feverish weakness, kill germs, open bowels, and expel cold wastes, with wide drugstore availability.
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Pape
Pepe
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United Press
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Carl E. Sommers
Summers and Son Music Company
Goeffery Morgan
Athens Schoola
Turkey
Ney
Basting — Jets
Moore
Vanity
Berry
Greenwich Village
Grosvenor St
Dial
Dream
Oysters
Country Club and
del Monte
Country Club
Kroger's
Kellogg
Howes Eatmore
Florida
Kroger
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