Campus Newlyweds Endorse Cooperative at University of Oregon
In Eugene on November 30 the campus group of newlyweds formed a family cooperative named TCLACA to plan cooperative buying for married couples. Howard Kesslar and Reinhard Knudson led the effort with university backing. Dean Karl Omnhank praised potential value for young couples.
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Eugene
Ore
Univer ‘Alty
Oregon
Howard Kesslar
Reinhard Knudson
Kesslar
Tclaca
Karl W. Onihank
University president backs married students club drive
C. V. Boyer, president, says the move will improve social life for married students. Nucleus of the organization led by Kesslar and Knudson aims to enlist all 127 married students on campus. Wives and husbands at school without spouses may join as associates.
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C. V. Boyer
Kesslar and Knudson
Four Auto Drivers Fined by deGruyter
Four drivers were fined by J. A. deGruyter, justice of the peace. H R Geisinger paid 25 dollars and 410 cents costs for driving without a permit after an earlier liquor transport fine. Edward T Jackson pleaded guilty to speeding with a 10 dollar fine and 4 10 costs. Warren Legg and Paul Jordan each paid 5 dollars plus 4 52 costs for driving without permits. Charles Smith pleaded guilty to stealing coal from the railroad and was fined 5 dollars and 4 52 costs.
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J. A. deGruyter
St. Justice
Paul Jordan
Charles Smith
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Fugitives Sought Across State Line After Virginia Break
Virginia officials appealed to West Virginia state police for help in locating four Negroes who escaped from the Mustoe road camp Virginia. They are believed to have crossed into West Virginia after escaping last night.
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Marlinton
Forum Will Hear Enders Tonight
Gordon B. Enders, renowned Tibet expert, will lecture at 8 o'clock tonight before the Charleston Open Forum at Thomas Jefferson Junior High School. He will speak on The Far East In World Affairs and is noted as the first foreigner to hold a Tibetan cabinet post and to earn the title Tibetan nobility.
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Tibet
Gordon B. Enders
Charleston
Thomas Jelferson
Far East
Enders
Foreign Wars Auxiliary Benefit Card Party Tonight
The Foreign Wars auxiliary Great Kanawha Post No 3466 will sponsor a benefit card party at the club rooms on 808 Quarter Street Friday night at eight o clock.
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Auxiliary of Veterans of Foreign Wars
Great Kanawha Post No
Doctors Endorse Creomulsion for Persistent Coughs
Doctors widely use Creomulsion for colds and stubborn coughs in families and practice. The remedy combines creosote and six other elements to soothe irritated membranes, relieve coughing, and fight germs. If not relieved after use, Creomulsion offers a money back guarantee through the pharmacist.
Organ Recitals at Peoples Store This Christmas Season
Henry Gruner sits at the Hammond organ for four daily recitals at Peoples Store. Performances start at 9 40 in the morning and run 12 45 2 45 and 4 30 each afternoon. The concerts, heard throughout the store, began yesterday and will continue until Christmas. Gruner, with Galperin Music, previously played in New York Chicago and Rochester.
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Henry Gruner
Peoples Store
Gruner
Galperin Music Company
New York
Chicago
Rochester
N. Y
Betsy decisions love and debts in wartime era tale
Betsy contemplates drastic plans to save her family from mounting debts including a $1000 loan idea and a possible marriage to John Storm while Marshall’s past looms. The scene ends with Betsy asking John if they can marry the next day as she weighs risky futures.
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Father
Anen
Etsy
Mrs. Lancaster
Barbara
Sonia
Terry
Betsy
Fin
Rory
John Storm
Marshall
Libby
Jennie
Mart
John
Jain
Kraus Wins Lease Suit From Goldman
Stephen L. Kraus of Cleveland won a $100 verdict in common pleas court against Mr. Goldman of Charleston. Kraus claimed the amount was owed as commission for negotiating the leasing of property in the city. Goldman contended he built the building without Kraus's assistance.
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Stephen L. Kraus
Cleveland
Ohio
Mr. Goldman
Charleston
Common Pleas Court
Kraus
Goldman
Keays
Young Democrats to Meet Tonight in Malden Club
The Malden district Young Democratic club sponsors a special meeting at Levischon tonight at sd o'clock.
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Young Democrats
Malden
Young Democratic Club
Levischon
Sd O
Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine Promised To Cure Cold
An advertisement extols Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine as a fourfold treatment for colds. It claims fast action, with tablets taken two every four hours and a cure or breakup of a cold within 24 hours. The copy urges asking a druggist and not accepting substitutes.
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Grove
Seth
Manslaughter Case Set For Thursday Hearing
George Terry faces a manslaughter charge in the death at Nabab Al after a vehicle struck a pedestrian Thursday. The case was continued in municipal court pending further investigation. Red Morris, jailed to the grand jury, faced auto theft and drunken driving outcomes with a $25 fine and a six month license revocation. E C Patton charged with assault against Charles Dodson. Clarence Harless fined $10 for reckless driving. D Mumbles sentenced to 30 days in jail on shoplifting. Reverend D R Dunn to address a conference.
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George Terry
Nabab al
Red” Morris
E. C. Patton
Charles Dodson
Clarence Harless
D. Mumbles
Shepherd Chapel M Church First Quarterly Conference Tonight
A note announces a talk at the Shepherd Chapel M Church this evening at 7:30. The message emphasizes the first quarterly conference and invites attendees to participate.
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Shepherd Chapel
M. Church
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