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Civic progress noted in Zanesville youth civic education
A civic leader in Zanesville described efforts to teach civics and consumer credit to high school students. The program aims to turn young residents into informed shoppers and responsible citizens, countering distrust of chambers of commerce.
Grangers Urge Practical Economics Over Washington Plans
The Grangers claim farmers reject Washington planned economy in agriculture and warn against government irrigation. They cite rural vote upset in Southern Ohio and say scarcity theory fails as taxpayers fund cultivation while many cannot buy food. They urge more farmers and wives to back proven economics through the Grange.
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Motorists Win Support for Highway Fund Safeguards
Voter referendums in California, Michigan, and New Hampshire approved constitutional measures to prevent diverting motor revenues to non highway uses. Alabama rejected a similar proposal. Colorado, Kansas, Minnesota, and Missouri had already enacted such amendments, making seven states protecting highway funds. The movement aims to curb diversion, which past totals show exceed 1.0 billion dollars, with about 160 million annually.
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Thanksgiving prayer listing thanks for freedoms and comforts
A Cleveland Plain Dealer Thanksgiving reflection thanks God for homes families and freedoms. It celebrates living without oppression, access to health care and education, safe streets and food, and a hopeful view of future generations and civic liberty.
We the Women: Mrs Woodring Sees Glamour in Army Life
Mrs Harry W Woodring urges Army publicity to reveal the glamor and romance of military life from the wives view. She praises Army spouses for adapting to posts and budgets, entertaining generals, and supporting officers with grace, courage, and civic effort.
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Lovers Aweigh ends clash over Navy life and loyalty
In a 1996 serialized drama, Judy Alcott navigates a love triangle among Dwight Campbell and Jack Hanley aboard the Texarkana. Marvel Hastings tests loyalties as party gossip and messroom tensions threaten relationships and duties at sea.
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Trivia Qs and Answers Reveal Historical Facts and Terms
A Q and A quiz covers population data for New York City’s Chinatown in 1930, Dutch resistance vs English in 1664, Berlin composer Irving, jodhpurs, Creme de Menthe strength, debenture bonds, business method patents, naval armament conferences, Brunn Moravia location, Bonnie Prince Charles in Waverley, and 1937 Auburn and Hupmobile cars.
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Crying in Infants and Its Causes
Dr Morris Fishbein discusses why babies cry at birth and in early months. He notes oxygen need, possible discomfort, and that tears appear months later. Persistent crying signals pain or illness and may require medical check. Emotional parenting influences child crying and self control, with potential exhaustion and urinary or bowel issues.
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Public Forum Letters Welcomed and Signed for Publication
The Public Forum invites readers to submit comments on current events. All letters must be signed with the contributor name and appear with the signature. Writers are asked to keep letters concise to allow multiple contributions per day.
Congratulatory note to John Penn in Public Forum
Jim Staten of Nelsonville praises John Penn for his Washington trip and meeting with Mr. Roosevelt. He credits Penn with integrity and experience from the Hocking Valley and asks him to ease partisan tension, noting Penn’s helpful Public Forum contributions.
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Hope of the World pageant by Heath Methodist Women
Eight women of the Home Missionary Society staged the Hope of the World pageant at Heath Methodist Church in Middleport. Cast included E R Tompkins Dixon Hollis Scott Herman Haddox Ray Smith Bodkin McKay Haddox.
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War memories and civic notes from Athens county
Twenty years after World War I end, Athens County residents recall the 136th Field Artillery's Belgium action from Oct 21 to Nov 11 led by Col P Lincoln of Cincinnati. Headlines note McAdoo quitting as Treasury head and 236 117 U S casualties, 50 000 killed. Athens Reading Club meets at Mrs Mary Graham Noss home to discuss Austria Hungary and the Balkans with E J Jones and Dr C W Super leading. Sergeant Hilbern Steenrod from Aberdeen Proving Camp visits J W Pickel home.
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Community Christmas Tree Planned for Glouster
Plans under way for a community Christmas Tree in Glouster with Kiwanis Club leadership, Santa’s arrival promised, and donations from local businesses and organizations supporting the 14 year tradition. A Thanksgiving offering of 6.80 was collected for the project.
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Thanksgiving Day Visits Across Several Towns
Mrs. Joseph Richards and Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Gladden hosted guests from Cuyahoga Falls Pleasant City and the city of Glouster including Mr. and Mrs. Custer Seckinger Leroy Saundra and Mrs. Emily Jonas Miss Marcella Jonas and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Williams. Andrew Chute of Columbus vacationing with his parents. Betty Seckinger Maxine Clark students at St. Aloysius Academy New Lexington visiting Glouster. Virginia Pride visiting parents Dr and Mrs C A Pride and Mr and Mrs Howard Ferry. Zanesville guests of Mrs Ferry’s parents Mr and Mrs C E Palmer. H M LeFavor and M M LeFavor spent Thanksgiving in Belpre with Mr and Mrs C H LeFavor. Marie Echstenkamper and Elmer Grubbs of Columbus were guests of William Echstenkamper. Eugene Jones Kingston guests of Herman Jones. H L Janchius hosted Rev D P Morris David Morris and Mr and Mrs Gene Galloway and two daughters. A M Bennett and daughter Beulah spent Thursday in Dayton with Frank Boroff.
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Hollister Teams Take Close Wins at Carbon Hill
Hollister boys and girls basketball squads won on the road at Carbon Hill Tuesday night. The girls rode strong shooting from McGee and Ivers while holding Carbon Hill forwards to five points. In the boys game Cole and Maynard led Hollister with 15 and 6 points as Hollister edged Carbon Hill after a close first quarter.
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Gleaners Class Holds Potluck After Meeting
Twelve members of the Gleaners Class of the Church of Christ met at the church on Wednesday evening for a potluck supper. The program included contests with prizes awarded to Jessie Janchius, Alice Thomas and Lois Kinney.
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Initiation Ceremony At Thea Chapter CESast Draws 80 Attendees
Eighty members and visitors attended the initiation at Thea Chapter CESast Tuesday evening. Past matron Ella McDonald and past patron Robert Bulloch presided as candidates were initiated by chapter officers. Elizabeth Gordon led a solo after the rose presentation to each past officer. Luncheon followed served by Adeline Blower's committee.
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Church Services Announced for Sunday in Glouster and M E Church
Rev D P Morris of the Church of Christ lists Sunday events including Bible School at 9 a m and Lord's Supper at 10 followed by a sermon on The Dignity of the Christ Junior and Senior Christian Endeavor meet at 6 with Happy Hour Service Sermon Our Lord's Prayer for His Disciples Music led by William Wallace At the M E Church Rev F G Boroff presents Sunday School at 9 30 with John S Blower in charge Song service by M M LeFavor Worship at 10 30 on Christian Fellowship in an Un Christian World Epworth League gathers at 6 with Mary Lee Thompson leading Evening service at 7 on Having These Promises The north League young people plan to join the annual Booth Festival at Central Church Friday afternoon and evening.
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Luckoffs Take Two From Bakers In City League
In a Wednesday City League match at local alleys the Luckoffs defeated Rich Loaf two games to none. J Mc Allister led Luckoffs with a 614 total and a 223 high game while Z Marquis and others contributed solid scores. Rich Loaf showed improvement but fell short despite R Janchius and B Johnston Jr delivering strong lines.
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Mrs Charles Harper Undergoes Major Operation
Mrs Ruth Anna Kittle Harper underwent a major operation at Grant Hospital in Columbus on Monday morning. She was accompanied by her husband and her mother Mrs H F Kittle. Her condition is reported satisfactory.
British Railways Spend Big On Tracks And Signals
British railways allocate about 88 million dollars each year to maintain tracks signals buildings and allied facilities. The sum covers upkeep across the network including signaling systems and station infrastructure. This reflects a sustained effort to ensure safety reliability and smooth service.
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