Local News Roundup From Liberty and Surrounding Towns
Various items from Liberty and nearby areas include health notes on John C. Hoover, visits by Miss Doddridge of Princeton, and Walter Helms bringing his mother home. Church supper nets 65 dollars. marriage license issued to Myron Renee and Navter Peckinpaugh of Hagerstown. Local officials discuss road repairs and street grader purchases. The Morton basketball team heads to a state tournament, funerals held for Mrs. Withard Overhiser, and candidates for county offices announced. The lifeless body of Ella Ulrich found in her home near Hagerstown, death attributed to heart causes.
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Ella Ulrich
Hagerstows
Ulrich
Advertising and the man who would not advertise
A man narrates a sequence of using many advertised goods from shaving cream to coffee, cereal, and an automobile. He ends by refusing to advertise on grounds that advertising does not help. If your business isn't good enough to advertise, advertise it for sale.
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Citizens urged to send in items for the community section. The editor cannot cover every detail, so readers should call drop by or mail tips. Any item may interest someone and improve the paper and the neighborhood.
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West Main Street
Central Hotel
Ceramic Symphony and Modern Jazz Tension in Local Talk
An eccentric column contrasts the old time symphony with modern jazz trends, featuring a so called Ceramic Symphony led by a banjo player who claims to dominate chordwork. The piece parodies hearsay of jazz influence, social functions, and a critic’s remark on evolving orchestral norms.
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Ceramic Symphony
Dending
Chad
UN Symphony
Notary Tonard
Receptone
Irvin Harmier
Hood
J. T. Reese
Chester
W. Va
Home Culture Club Seeks Wayne County Historical Society HQ
The Home Culture Club of Centerville advances plans to form a Wayne County Historical Society and proposes Centerville as the location for its headquarters. A Knightetown message appears to push the idea forward, referencing 18R8 under a masaze aorta context.
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Home Culture Club of
Centerville
Wayne County Historical Society
Centervile
plana _ Rugg
Lalsenpen
Bey
Friday Night Club bids farewell to the Scheidlers
Guests crowded the home from parlor to pantry for a grand feed as friends praise the Scheidlers. The club marks another happy chapter with speeches, music, and warm good will amid a move to a new home in Cambridge City. Local friends plan visits and reminiscing in the aftermath.
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Ncheldher Bhava
Indianapolia
Muale
Elizabeth Whelan
Atting Apeech
Scheidters
Scheidler
Seheidlers
Mra
Aeheidler
Dewitt
Poombridge
Ana
Deep Hou
Cambridge City
Sunday School Attendance and Local Church News
Sunday School enrollment figures are reported for the Corinthian Church with CL 1 Marple as superintendent and notes on attendance rising to 206. The piece covers church events, anniversaries, community visits, and updates on members and local cemetery association finances and meetings.
Died in infancy Betty Kendall 1933 obituary note
On June 26 1933 Walter and Lola Kendall welcomed daughter Betty Holme who lived eight months and five days passing March 1934. The child suffered illness yet proved sweet and brought comfort to family friends. She leaves a father mother three brothers two sisters four grandparents and many relatives with memories to guide loved ones onward.
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Walter
Lola Kendall
Betty Holme
Mareh & Ifg
Sahe
Antale
Ein
Thay Shoal
Ban Day Visits and Local Socials Reported
Jesee Hormel and family spent Ban day with Will Mainey's. Carl Kellum and family spent Ban day with his mother at Milton. Harmon Davis and family moved to a farm near Fountain City. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jacobs visited their son Herbert at Richmond Sunday. Joe Blows and family of Centerville spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Worl. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kingrey and children visited friends at Blooming Grove Sunday. Mrs. William Bertram entertained the Sunday school clan Wednesday evening. Frank Gets and Mr. Bea Hiday attended a relative’s gathering at Fortville Saturday. The Ladies Aid Society will meet with Mrs. Cuiflrd Soutes Thursday afternoon. The society cleared 25 of the Benith sate. Mr. and Mrs. Daе Kiser and mathe Sepeter Seat ang wk.
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Frank Jacobs
Herbert
Richmond
Joe Blows
Centerville
Frank Worl
Ladies Aid Society
Countess Introduced Quinine Into Spain
Quinine, derived from cinchona bark, spread from Peru to Spain when the Countess of Cinchon and her husband lived in Lima as viceroy. A governor sent her bark that cured her fever, boosting popularity despite prejudice. By 1880 an expedition sought Peru plants to grow cinchona in India, with seeds surviving for cultivation in Burma, Ceylon, Jamaica, and South Africa.
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Cinchon
Lima
Peru
Spain
Sir Clement Markham
India
Burma
Ceylon
Jamaica
South Africa
London
Stone-Age Lake Dwellings Rebuilt at Lake Constance
At Unter uhldingen on Lake Constance a reconstruction of Stone Age lake dwellings is underway. A family house and a men s house have been built on ancient piles, with a Bronze Age type to follow, furnishing daily-use implements to form a small prehistoric museum.
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Lake of Constance
Baden
Switzerland
Austria
Unter Uhldingem
Ermatingena
Christian Science Monitor
Tiny screws power watchmaking through precision machines
The article describes ultra small watch screws cut from four thousandths inch steel wire. A machine trims faint chips as if shaving wire for amusement. With 760 threads per inch, a single machine can produce about a million screws monthly, polished thousands at once rather than individually.
Two men clash over a duel in a field
Two men prepared to duel in a field are halted by a farmer who orders them away. He warns shots could go wide and harm someone and redirects them to a railroad area to settle their dispute.
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Pletele
Fragmentary dialogue about a possible twin brother
A reader's OCR fragment shows a conversation where one person claims to have met someone who looked like another, suggesting a twin or close resemblance. Pat denies any relation, while the speaker insists on the likeness and mentions the idea of an older twin.
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Cate
Che Portet
Irdenddy
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