Albany News Roundup and Local Social Notes
Albany reports a busy week with church events at 7 30 p m and oyster supper planned by the M E church Navy committee The piece lists residents visiting relatives in Barberton Milford Russell and Stephen Thoman from Athens spent weekends with family Local thieves stole tires from a garage after midnight and several families hosted guests including Mr and Mrs Tee Evviott Mrs Liszie Dixon and Mrs Lytle Walden
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Lbany
Wnibur Baughman
M. E
A. F. Holmes
Connelsville
CN. Jones
H. R. McVay
Athens
Mary Elizabeth
Albany
and & Gerve Mansfield
Tee Evviott
Liszie Dixon
Lytle
Finley Gillogly
Green
L. OF
Walden
Frank Gunder
J. W. Stant
Coolville
E. S. Tedrow
Iweretta
Louisa Brook
C. Cross
Ee Reas
George Wood
E. L. Thorn
Carpenter
Prattsville
Jordan
McArthur
Columbus
West Mansfield
Robert Christy
Jered G. J. Tewksbury
FH. Eccles
Harold Atoms
Bile
Henry Wi. Eccles
Senve
Portsmouth
Ladies’ Aid Society
J. W. Harness
AT. BE
M. E. Church
Lee Jones
WW. M. Nanna
Barberton
Milford Russell
Newton Russell
Stephen Thoman
Caroline Knowlton
ED. Dalley
Lyda Green
Alt
D. M. Green
Titype
L. M. Walden
Lizgin Dison
Frank Gundar
H. B. Sowers and
Childr
C. B. Harper
Grace Gray
Maristis
Smith Duntee
F. Morison
Istewart
Fitesp
Alda Sars
Mhterder
Mitu Harper
Mayme Pierce
Cora Paugherty
Florence Melville
Glennis Daugherty
Marietta Eolese
Milley
Sidi
Atlya
de Vernontl
St Clurseilie
Hout
Tome of Finn
Re Dio
Claeery
John Vinell
Besit Tau
Iig
Kansas
Pur Iersburg
Siste
Local visits and family news from Nelsonville area
Monday reports show Mrs Charles Matheny and son Stantford visiting Nelsonville from here last Saturday. Lovetts report a cherry tree with blossoms and forming little green cherries. Mrs Meri Green and son Bobby from WNootsonville visited her parents. Several residents attended the Fall Festival at rhon Hill Money day evening.
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Charles Matheny
Stantford
Nelsonville
John Lovett
Dirk Smith
Murray City
Bill Christian
Sarah Jane
Lovetts
Meri Green
Bobby
Wnootsonville
Gb. Pruden
Arcle Harris
Longstreth
Ales
Thobert Lovett
Grig Barber
Linnis
M ‘Pere Dipler
Wiliam Carsey
Lancaster
Rhon Hill
Clark Dodds
Kensington
Community Birthday Celebration At Clark’s Chapel
A group of 35 friends and neighbors gathered at Mary Snow’s home in Clark’s Chapel for a birthday celebration. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Soune and many relatives, with a dinner planned and club arrangements discussed. Visitors from nearby towns joined family members for the weekend event.
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Mary Snow
Clarks Chapel
Wilbur Soune
Chiffrén
Herold
Erma
Ijsabs
Redia
Miner McVlanahan
Louise
Plains
Ed Maings
Sarah Sapies
Mary and
Loulys
Mechanicshure
Herb Sanborn
Carl Phillips
Jane Phillis
Athens
Henry Phillips
C. E. Rain
Mildred and
Thomas
Dubdny
Harry Bell
Montana
Mrs. J. A Bell
Fairview Social Visitors Share Weekend in Town
The Fairview area saw a flurry of visits as families like Wootons, Cole, Barnhart, and Russell hosted relatives and friends. Irene Bundar, Dean Mole, and W C Warren attended a local dance Saturday evening. Mae Cole visited her brother, and several others spent Sunday with relatives in nearby towns. A county official toured local schools Tuesday.
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Frank Wooton
Herald
Vist Wooton
Wilma
Gertrude Cole
Hina Barnhart
Irene Russell Bundar
Dean Mole
W. C. Warren
Mae Cole
Cole
George
Emmet
Dean Core
Ivan
Howard
Harnest Cole
Coolwilie
I. Fo Fairvirw
Sturdau Ligne
Colele
F. Ae
Sam Wilson
Fo Bottom
Willington Barnhart
Pearl Langs
Nelsonville
Inner Fairview
Donny
Gerald Bean
Earl Nelson
Guysville
EL Russe
Carl Kincaid
A. J. Coalville
View Sands
Park Dye
Henry Feed
Worth Cole
Mr. Chappel
Tier Tiejdge
Dry Hollow Ariools
Hamden Celebrates Twelfth Transverse Anniversary Parade
Hamden and Wellston residents celebrated the twelfth transvesary with a parade led by the Ti Company Rand after dedicating new playgrounds donated by a townsman. Ceremonies were held at the school auditorium and a 6 30 banquet followed at the M E church basement hosted by the Hamden Ladies Aid Society attended by many friends and out of town guests.
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Wamden
Haraden
Rand
Aion
Irise Walt
Met. Achool
Walters
M. E
Hamden
Mir
Ghentie
Kiwanis Club
Royal Citzens
Bonemenut
AL Ely
New Marshfield News: Womans Mission Meeting Attended
Mrs. W. OM Nanna hosted the Women Have Mies missionary activity at her home. Mrs. Charles Oxley supervised the box treasurers and a new member joined. Guests included the Shalit and Lent families, Atkey visitors, and local residents from Duffala and Stewart.
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Atkey
Frank Shaukis
J. Belt
Duffala
Gerald Sidders
Tere
L. H. Braw and Son
Bert McKibben
Stewart
Local Social Notes Highlight Townsfolk Visits and Greetings
Carbon Hill Jenkins and Me visited relatives here. Miss Lucie Johnson of Columbus sued her parents and family. Numerous families including the Johnsons, Lehmans and Martins hosted relatives and friends from Columbus and nearby towns. The Ladies Aid held meetings and quilting events, while residents shared visits, illnesses, and family updates across Nelsonville and surrounding areas.
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Leslie Torn
LoSigs
Oh Hawk
Mith
Daud
Nelsonvilly
Birth announced for Henry Vity in Carbondale area
Mr and Mrs Halph Betts of Wy fiir g Geta Wedneainy announce the birth of Henry Vity. The baby is named Henry and the announcement lists relatives Sweeny of Barren Creek and Mrs Benestes, with other connections to Barberton and Carbondale.
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Hd Kom
George Cattrit
Halph Betts
Plainstown Notes Mixed With Ills and Visits
The item records a list of local residents with illnesses and visitors. Frank Thompson is seriously ill, and Mrs. James Hardy is mentioned with her husband. Several residents including Laura Washhuta, Carl Micheal, Wil Lusts, and Ralph Stathers are noted in social visits or daily life. The prose lists many names and minor activities without clear events or outcomes.
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Frank Thompson
Ebie
John Pi
Wie Lonie
James Hnardy
Laura Washhuta
Celum Us
Kho
Frank
Stultiy
Wehter
Harry Moore
Rewer
Pinahs Lasse
Toe Yard
Wavard Ane
Lombiostoma
Harles Neve
Mra
Uatrly Tan
Netverville
Nelson
Tim Tock
Kirthind
Carl Micheal
Experiens
Robert Flekses
Miley Stathers
Charnes
Ralph Stathers
Che
George Gateriel
Weeyesday
Rs. L. Garden
Murray City Teachers Hold Evening Meeting at High School
Murray City reports a mid October teachers gathering at the high school auditorium presided by Logan Superintendent Coleman. Reading circle books were distributed and Murray City High School Superintendent Chrisman will lead the next session held each second Wednesday at 6:30.
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Coleman
Logan
Chrisman
Murray City High School
M Tec City
Corning records twenty sets of twins across town
CORNING Oct 15 reports twenty sets of twins among Corning families led by Joseph Siemer Elmer Love and Merchant Latta. Readable lists name Nessie and Jessie Darris Helen and Margaret Toth Jack and Jacqueline Lamb Ned and Kemper Weelx Vin brother Merel Wile, and many others with ten pairs attending Corning schools. Sunday services and local church notes follow with community events and hospitalities.
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Corning
Joseph Siemer
Elmer Love
Merchant Latta
Nessie
Jessie Darris
Earl Darris
Helen
Margaret Toth
Jack
Jacqueline Lamb
Jaci Laush
Ned
Mrs. Kemper
Liam Wright
Will Wright
Cora
Ara Anit
Hanel
Helen Lothe
Mra
Hinerove
John
Valley
Edward
Emma Sirner
Jesena Slemer
Christopher
Willar Fing
Afr
Christopher Ling
Mary
Margaret, Debney
Mesa Debney
Bersnard
Lerdette Warthing
Frank Watkins
Martin
Margaret Taylor
Jor
Mabie
Mildred Marshall
Pert Marshall
Jane
Jeanetm Ledgers
George A. Rodgers
Child Born Aboard Elevated Train in Chicago
A five pound boy was born on an elevated train as Mrs Hughes boarded a station in Chicago. The birth occurred en route to a hospital and is noted as a rare stork sighting on public transit. In Youngstown yesterday, Emma Leen, the county's oldest resident at 101, died after a long life in Mahoning County.
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Chicago
Xin Hughes
Youngstown
Emmabeth “Auptle' Leen
Youngatown
Mahan- Ing County
Marshall Bill Declared No Remedy by Turner
Turner argues the Marshall bill cannot fix the unconstitutional judicial system highlighted by the Tumey decision. He contends the fee system and small jury costs distort due process and that the court structure has persisted beyond proper jurisdiction. He calls for reform and cites widespread convictions among justices.
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U. S. Supreme Court
Tumey
Justice of the Peace
Justice Court
U. S Supreme Court
Fitern
State Bureau of Inspection
Riley
Qarner
Marshall Wiia
U. S Supreme Conrt
Supreme Court of the United H States
Bond Issue Bids Opened for City Streets
Theda on a bond issue of FILMA 1a for the city streets project including North Lancaster, Tre and East State streets opened today. The award will be made at the regular council meeting Monday. The Detroit Trust, Provident Savings, and other bidders offered premiums ranging from 171.08 to 1078.40 with several Cincinnati and Columbus firms among the listed bidders.
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Theda
Lancaster Street
Tre
Cetaber Th Ohne and Company
Creccand
Detroit Trust Company
Provident Savings Mame Frat Company
Cinelinnati
Hieht
Firat Crhmenk Corporation
Columburs
Aub and Company
Cineinnati
Weil, Rath and Irving
Cincianati
Wi h. _Slayton and company
Lolnda
Ryan
Sutherland
Iparty
Tolrde
Stranahan
Harris and Otis
Taleo
Kinte ‘Teachers' Retirement System
Columbus
Seapon+ Hood and Mayer
Cincinnati
Mapehet
Foxman and Wood
Totodo
Hospital Notes From Sheltering Arms Update
Hospital notes list several local patients with operations and outcomes. Margaret McDoweld of Gloucester underwent tonsil removal and returned home after recovery. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Ard ors. Max Allman of Chaunees had major surgery October 31 and is convalescing. Mrs Fase Kelrna of Millfield is improving after a mayor operation. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs William Darnell on October 16. Mrs Hugo Thelsen and her son from Athens were discharged. Convalescents include Mrs Ode Jackson of Chauncey and Vern McDonald. Gloucester residents also noted Valera Samplasky.
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Sheltering Arms Hospital
Margaret McDoweld
Mra
Hugo Thelsen
Athens
Ode Jackson
Chauncey
Vern McDonald
Glousier
Lester
Valera Samplasky
Immediate sale urged for Mulee Shoala in Tennessee
UPI reports Senator Sackett of Kentucky urged an immediate sale of Mulee Shoala to the highest bidder for the Southern Appalachian power conference. He said the plant’s sale would aid private companies and boost prosperity.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Upi
Mreeek M. Sackett
Kentucky
Southern Appalachian Power Conference
Ieee
Genator Sackett
Attending Lancaster Fair From Coolville
Local residents from Coolville listed for the Lancaster fair on Friday including Mr and Mrs G E White, Mr and Mrs E M Pierce, Mr and Mrs O F Garegon, Mr and Mrs F G Runion, Mr and Mrs Orville Bardin, Mrs H H Chapman, and Mr and Mrs G E Carleton. Dr J S Carleton of Columbus accompanied them.
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Setienaing
Lancaster Fair
G. £. White
E. M. Pierce
O. F. Care Gon
F. G. Runion
Orville Bardin
H. H. i Chapman
G. E. Carleton
J. S. Carleton
Columbus
Prize Offered At Stewart County Fair To Open New Belt
The Rome Branke hopes to crown a countywide event with an athletic festival and gymnastic display. Nearly every town sends contestants for a prize program featuring several classes and a new belt sponsored by the Westerns Athletic Grange. The carnival draws attention as hundreds attend the evening event with prizes and demonstrations throughout.
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Stewart
Rome
Branke
Lee Lees
Wotiwars Athletic
Grange
Souleion Af
Wily
Wain
Derservylle
Tint
Regeiuesienes
Viitatale
Army housing program eyed as $116 million plan advances
President proposes a $6 million set aside for army construction plus another $6 million for related work. The War Department funds come from excess arm property sales. The 16 year program spans a total expenditure of $116 million, described by the secretary as a national housing effort facing a housing shortage.
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Washington
O.t
UPA
Charles Iv Firmen
Ordre Baw
Wottuneton
Hank
Army
Jas Ghee
Sy Linden
Sinar
Congress
Protran
Davia’ Ann Teepert
Submoral
Spa Army Housing
Tale of treasure and hunters without old bottle of rum
A fragmented tale recalls bold treasure hunters in a bygone era. Men gather with spades and glasses to test the superstition of a buried treasure while rivalries flare. A distant note mentions a Paris jurist and a case in Toulon where Andre Dott was imprisoned for ten years for a fatal act involving a dog.
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Lienington
Toulon
France
Andre Dott. Her
County GeABNT The eon pie ee Manas
Faded OCR fragment covers a local page item with unclear names and places. The readable bits mention a county event, a person, and a description of a site or figure but lacks coherent actions or dates to anchor a clear news item.
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Fey
Vine Sete
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