Certificates Granted At Teachers Exam Held Sept 7
The teachers examination on September 7 awarded certificates across categories. Names include Ralph Dinsmoor Margaret Bullick Mary L. Momenico Freda A. Donley Jessie Holsington Maud Lopez Helen Rogers Josephine Secoy Lueile Smith Fern Syx Verrice Wolf and Ora N. Townsend among others with varying renewal terms under section 7832-3 and new law provisions.
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Ralph Dinsmoor
Margaret Bullick
Mary L. Momenico
Freda A. Donley
Jessie Holsington
Maud Lopez
Helen Rogers
Josephine Secoy
Lueile Smith
Fern Syx
Verrice Wolf
Neva Cunningham
Ruth Wolf
Guy Secoy
Excel Fair
Bertha M. Syx
Anna Skinner
Hazel Ryan
Helen Ryan
Helen Reynolds
Forrest Murphy
Roezellt Morris
Lucille Jones
la Vera Cox
Ora N. Townsend
Mildred Hewitt
Blodwen Evans
Mildred Rice
Leah Featherston
G. O. Wadeker
Edith Brohardd
Exams Tuesday for women to enter Navy
A preliminary examination for women seeking to enter the Navy will be held Tuesday afternoon from 1 to 4 30 at the Chamber of Commerce. Indications show a large turnout comparable to the prior Tuesday when thirty passed the tests at the Recruiting Station.
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Chamber of Commerce
Navy
Inflatable Bag Bathing Suit Claims 800-Pound Support
A newly patented swimsuit features an inflatable waterproof bag that, when air filled, can support up to 800 pounds in water. The device aims to provide buoyant assistance for wearers, signaling a notable advance in aquatic safety and performance gear.
Prohibition Threat Could Require New Taxes Says Kitchin
Chairman Kitchin warned that nationwide prohibition would remove 1.25 billion dollars in liquor tax revenues and the presidential beer ban starting December 1 would cost about 120 million. He said revenue from other sources would need to rise, though less sharply than liquor taxes, to fund war goals. Local tax burdens would increase for civilians as anti prohibition advocates push solutions. OHIO HOME RULE ASSN., L. H. Gibson, Mgr.
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Kitchin
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Kitchin Sald
Army man takes charge at Ohio University 8 A C T
Captain B Michael Blaut arrives to lead the 8 A T C training at Ohio University He surveys the setup seeks housing and trains students More officers join to assist The program requires 18 year olds high school graduates or scholarship qualified freshmen Students must meet government course and hour requirements and study hours are uniform across 8 A T C campuses
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B. Michael Blaut
Ohio University
Blaut
Army
Hotels Save Large Food Reserves in Ohio
Ohio reports public eating places saved 3,226,224 pounds of meat 1,585,637 pounds of sugar and 2,999,677 pounds of flour. The eight month total beef mutton pork other meats saved added to 4,625,332 pounds versus the prior year period. Ben H. Harmon submits the figures to the U S Food Administration for Ohio communities.
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Columbus
Ohio
United States Food Administration
Ben H. Harmon
Fred ©. Croxton
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Recounts Neighbors Recovery
A neighbor recounts nearly seven to eight years of severe stomach trouble including indigestion and gas bloating that threatened heart action. He credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy with curing him, claiming it cleanses catarrhal mucus and eases intestinal inflammation. One dose convinces. money refunded. McKee Drug Co. and druggists everywhere.
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McKee Drug Co
Druggtets
Massachusetts Nurse Praises Vinol For Strength Recovery
A Greenfield Massachusetts nurse recounts illness from influenza grippe and credits Vinol with restoring her health. She urges others to try Vinol, citing beef and cod liver peptones and manganese peptonates as the tonic's key ingredients. The ad promotes Vinol through McKee Drug Co. and local druggists and also advertises Saxol for eczema.
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Greenfield
Mass
Vinci
F. M. Locke
McKee Drug Co
Memphis Restaurateur Flouts Meatless Day Demand
In Memphis a restaurant owner faced police after patrons demanded meat on meatless days. Police traced a mule’s hide and meat to the rear of the restaurant. The owner is charged with purloining the mule and selling mule meat as beef to federal authorities.
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Memphis
Tenn
Florida
Norwegian engineer claims new leather hardening method
A Norwegian engineer asserts he has invented a process that stiffens leather to two or three times its normal strength, promising tougher, more durable hides.
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Carbondale
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W. E. Jeffers
Albany
R. D
Jerseyville
G. P. Ackley
Athens
Athens County Buick Co
Armitage
Harry Armitage
Mome
Messenger
Athens County
C. G. Faires
Glouster
Athens Furniture Exchange
Mill St
Bardin Bros. Co
W. A. Williams
Guysville
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Baker
Alexander
Call Cline Creamery
Myers Street
Nelsonville
H. O. Townend
W. F. McCance
Motor Auto Sales Co
D. N. Higgins
M Ae
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Amesville
G. L. M Pleming
Centeral
N. Court St
Jersey
Durham and
J. C. Haniney
S. Stiers
IRON
Hull Foster, Jr
Rardin Bros
Pomeroy Messenger
J. C. Harner Athens
Roon
Frank Roach
S. College St
Athens, O
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Fitzdharies Company
Trenton
N. J
Austin CO
Hocking Valley Roundhouse
Slinguff
Government Civil Service
J. C. Leonard
Civil Service
Kends Building
Washington
Mazer Cigar Mfg. Co
West Chestnut St
Athens Electric Company
Grand Union Tea CO
Zanesville
the. Austin CO
Care Hocking Valley Round House
Floodwood Power House
J. E. Judd
Floodwood
Vore Ridge
Bath
College
University Terrace
Kyle
W. State St
Call Bell
W. Mulberry St
John Hancock High School
Lancaster St
Lew Nixon
Wade Jackson
Garrett
Broadwell
Plains
Chauncey
Shafer Brothers
Babe
Sere A
Wan
Babe Ruth
Red Sox
Ruth
Boston
Cubs
Silas Hooper
L. L. Weiss
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Bronsdon
Park Hotel Or Home Furnishing Co
R. E. Terry
Civil Service Examiner
Columbian Building
Gabriel
Riverside
Great Lakes, Ill
Albert John Lindauer
Chicago
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Albert
Anti-Saloon League
O Home Rule Assn
L. H. Gibson
Mgr
Death's Door
Massachusetts
Restaurateur
Carpenter
Agenta
John H. Lavery
R. No. 2
du Bois
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