Community Nursing Service reestablished in city
The Community Chest Fund board announced the Nursing Service is fully restored in the city and unveiled its first fund allocations to local institutions and organizations. Mrs John B Ward becomes the new Community Nurse. A chimney defect caused a Batts family fire on Second Avenue with about 200 dollars in damage confined to the second floor. A new diphtheria case was reported to health authorities.
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The
Community Chest Fund
John B. Ward
Batts
Second Avenue
Christmas Saving Checks Distributed by Citizens National Bank
Twenty years ago the Citizens National Bank distributed Christmas saving checks totaling over $5 000 to more than eight hundred subscribers. By week’s end the two city banks planned to distribute more, with the National Bank mailings continuing. An incident at F C Chapin & Sons left Morris Chapin with a severe cut to his right hand after a store accident during a display case break. Deer season reports grew as four more locals, Ed Anderson, A B Wettenburg, Leonard Mekting, and Glenn Brooks, noted success. A disease outbreak prompted drastic regulations, causing shopping chaos and crowded stores. A Christmas gift guide advised shoppers to buy practical, washable toys and age-appropriate gifts for children, emphasizing safe, educational play. Shop now.
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Citizens National Bank
National Banker
Anormow
Ed Anderson
A.B. Wettenburg
Leonard Mekbng
Glenn Brooks
Divorce domicile ruling ties age Nevada decree to North Carolina case
The North Carolina Supreme Court ruled that a Nevada divorce could not be recognized for North Carolina purposes if domicile was not established there, allowing the state to assert its own domestic relations laws. Justices disagreed on implications, with Murphy noting unresolved issues in uncontested divorces and Blick warning of undermined decree validity.
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Evening Journal
State West South Street
Corry
Idaho
Nevada
Nations
Arkansas
Wyoming
Fred Kimball, Inc
Florida
Lah
New York
Connecticut
Massa
Michigan Square
Chicago
Chusetts. Mortgage & Bond
Detroit
the Sun Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
Preme
Weightman
Philadelphia
North Carolina
Thi
Ated Press
Associated Press
Republic
Jri
Murphy
Blick
Divorce trends in 1945 push war-time split rates higher
A national scan shows divorces at 31 per 100 marriages in 1945, near pre war levels, with fears of rising to one in two by 1963 if trends persist. The piece traces historical calls for federal divorce standards and notes state autonomy on grounds like adultery, desertion, cruelty, felony conviction, and drunkenness.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Congress
Commonwealth
South Carolina
District of Columbia
Questionable History Quiz Day Highlights Fragments
A jumble of inquiries covers topics from open houses to republicans in 1984 and Sears’ era. It mentions Seward's folly, Thanksgiving timing debates, and a hospital patient’s struggles in abrupt, unclear phrasing.
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Westminster
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I Was
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Dobbs
Ercasi
Faye
U. S
United States
Seward
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Yugoslavia
Einecon
Sallan
Walter Sniltht
Ghuries Froehlich
Sta- Nou Road
Diamond Ringe
Wilson Brothers
Hickok
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