Planning for Spring Cleanup at Columbus Community Club
Columbus daily notes a spring cleanup plan discussed at the Men’s Community Club meeting in C. F. hall. Nearby items include birthdays for Aunt Della Dutton and John Dutton, county exams for eighth graders, and upcoming events such as a High School Senior dance, a Grange meeting, and a dormitory fundraiser. A drunken driving incident near a First Ward home is briefly reported with few details.
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Columbus
Phyten! Community Club
Tonishir
C. F
Do Unto Yours Hands as You Would Have Them Do unto You
Edna Wallace Hopper promotes Youth Hand Lotion as a quick absorbing treatment for hands. Claims include instant moisture, smoothness, and immediate ability to wear gloves after application. Advises keeping a bottle on dressing table or in workspace for daily use.
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Edna Wallace Hopper
Halaartin
Belray
Caine
Advi
Cured of Eczema by San Cura Soap and Ointment
A testimonial from Sarah Byerly Greenghugg describes relief from intense eczema after four years using San Cura Ointment and Soap. She credits complete cure and continued use, praising the products for skin ailments, fever sores, chapped skin, and other conditions.
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Chile
San Citra Soap
Londen
RenovoVeterans Meet At Erie May 5
Renovo division veterans of the Railway Veterans Association plan their annual business meeting and banquet at Bilks auditorium in Elmira. Principal speaker Lolper is secured with several other speakers and a pleasing program including music. Out of town members will be provided transport from Union Station before the session and a special train will ferry attendees back after the banquet. Expected attendance is 200 or more among Pennsylvania Railroad service veterans with 21 years of service required for membership.
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Nuipber
Ung Rem
Renovo
Bilks
Bele
Lolper
Dor Sn
Thire
Automo Hoilew
Union Station
Pennsylvania Railroad
Bremen Leaving Greenly Island Today
Famed aviators Clarence Chamberlin and Lincoln Wells arrived at Lake St Agnes as the Bremen and her Fordeycork teammates near departure from Greenly Island. Weather and ice conditions will determine if Bremen can reach New York today or Wednesday, with potential short stops and greetings planned for Murray Bay and Point Amour.
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Rage Uney
Bremen
Lake St Agnes
Fordeycork
New York
Clarence Chamberlin
Linkan Wells
Lake St. Agnes
Waller
Bremer
Ford
Greeny Taland
Chamberlin
Lrie
Germany
Istarit
Sohieime
Fraulein Herth Juniers
Murray Bay
Atlantic
Montreal
Lake Sl Aynen
Fraglein Junk- 6S
Maj
Miemaurice
United Press
St Agnes
Point Amour
Titusville School Board declines act on teacher cuts
Titusville officials report the school board will not meet with a conference committee to adjust teacher layoffs for the city schools. Some instructors among those let go by majority vote last week are expected to be retained for another year, including long‑time math teacher Miss S. Alice Davidson of the high school. A Herald editor sought comment from resident Hey R. Bill, who declined to speak for publication.
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Titusville
Migs
Alice Tavidson
Fae High
Anil i Titusville
Herald
R. Bill
Amd
Anid Ie
Prevent Disorder at Polls in First Ward Primary
In Bru April 24 election officials and commissioners met to prevent disorder at the primaries. Election judges in the First district were ordered to take steps to curb trouble after past riots when poll workers faced intimidation. Extra watchers were assigned at the First district polling place to ensure order and verify credentials as needed.
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BRU
Ob- Ali
Forced Breach of Sabbath in Eanffshire Harvest
Torrential rain crippled crops in Eanffshire, Scotland, prompting district officials to note Sabbath observance. Residents, including women, worked all Sunday to gather grain, their sole means of subsistence.
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Eanffshire
Scotland
Financial notes on Genetisl Railway and Electric Power figures
Financial notes show Genetisl Railway in Georgia earning 57,000 common against earnings of 48 cents per share and 925,000 in the first quarter. Electric Power and Light and subsidiaries report a year ended February 29 balance after charges of 23,955,042 versus 21,989,635 prior year. Steel in Mahoning valley at 80 percent. pipe schedules peak. several pipe inquiries pending.
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Electric Power and Light and Subsidiaries
Mahoning Valley
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