Plan Bee to Cut Columbus Stumps and Open New Concord Road
Plans call for cutting Columbus stumps and pushing work on New Concord Road gravel as part of street improvements. Mayor Glen Miller will preside over police cases and oversee a city council meeting. The report notes a police magistrate role, a recent arrest, and upcoming civic events, with weather outlook and local notices mixed in. The article also covers clerical appointments, court hearings, and upcoming election deadlines.
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Plan Bee
Columbus
New Concord Road
Glen Miller
C. B. Porter
Miller
Stumps to be cut at Columbus Lake site by local club
Corry Rod and Gun Club plans a stump cutting bee next Saturday January 19 at eight oclock at the club home on First avenue. committee members include Hubertz Kulleberger Hillburg Welden Nagel Hansen Jamesson Guenther Swan Chapin Knapp. Volunteers from Corry Columbus and nearby areas invited. Those lacking autos will have transportation provided. Bring saws and axes. club furnishes coffee lunch halves. workers credited at CWA pay rates. A supervisor will direct the work.
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Columbus
Corry Rod and Gun Club
Charles Hubertz
George Kulleberger
Orrin Hillburg
Bert Welden
George Nagel
Pete Hansen
Merlé Jamesson
Carl Guenther
John Swan
Morris Chapin
Arthur Knapp
Corry
First Avenue
Columbus Am
May expel pacifists from Ohio State U
Students at Ohio State University face possible expulsion for refusing to register for military training. President George W Rightmire indicated several may be expelled after the conscientious objectors asked for exemption from drill. The dispute sparked wide campus and Columbus debate.
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Ohio State University
Columbus
George W. Rightmire
Outbreak of Chicken Pox In City Quarantines Grow
Twenty new chicken pox cases reported, with the illness centered in the First Ward and eastern Fourth Ward. About twenty cases are under quarantine, plus seven whooping cough and one scarlet fever case. Health Officer John Flanagat notes quarantine will be listed next week. several children named with ages and street addresses are among the new cases.
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John JD. Flanigat
Wendell Haines
West Pleasant Street
Audrey Patterson
Mary Ant Merrick
Keith Ohm
East Pleasant
Robert Alford
Pill Street
Shirley Sintmonson
Dorothy Bigelow
Shady
Aye
Ya Vanderhoof
South Genster
Maybelle Kestler
South Center
Arthur van Bejiran
Kimy Street
Cousin of Corry Residents Dies
Miss Meda Nichols former Kane school teacher died at her West Kane home Friday morning after months of illness. Born August 7 1830 Windsor Michigan she was daughter of Preston and unknown mother with a sister Mrs Leo Schrubb and brothers Leon and Ralph Nichols of Kane. She taught for thirty years, graduated Kane High School in 1898. Services will be from her West Kane home Monday at 2pm with burial in Forest Lawn Cemetery.
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Meda Nichols
Kane
West Kane
Windsor
Michigan
Preston Nichols
Leo Schrubb
Leon
Ralph Nichols
Kane High School
Miss Nichols
Perry M. Nichols
Life Tota
Westine
Forest Laynkamelery
Arrest President of Nashville Bank
United Press reports Norman H. Davis of Nashville Penn January arrested for four charges of violating state banking laws. Paul Mf Davis, president of the American National Bank, was taken in his office by order of the attorney general of David Bon county. The bank is described as a dark institution in the state.
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Ey United Press
Nashville
Penn
Paul Mf. Davis
American National Bank
Pavis
Norman H. Davis
On & War
Punt
MH Soldschein
Emiratemé
David‘Bon County
American National
Rural road project advances with 45 workers
A 3 mile Concord township rural road on the Roosevelt Highway from Warner's Corners to Darrow's Corners gains with 45 unemployed men. They receive their fourth CWA paycheck today as graveling starts soon and surface delays are planned for spring. The route links Casey's to Darrow's Corners and may extend to Stranahan's Corners, under George Slowe's supervision. In Texas, Guadalupe Martinez, 22, underwent an unrequested tonsil operation performed by another Mexican, removing one tonsil.
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Concord Township
Warner's Corners
Roosevelt Highway
Casey's
Darrow's
Stranahan
Spartansburg
George
Sonzales
Tex
Guadalupe Martinez
Init
Martinez
Missing Syracuse Boy Sparks Statewide Search
New York state troopers and police launched an extensive search for 14 year old H. Douglas Johnson Jr the son of a Syracuse newspaper man who disappeared from his home amid fears he left after low high school marks.
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New York
Polce
H. Douglas Johnson, Jr
Syracuse
City Council Eyes More Civil Works Aid for Street Gravelling
Graveling of several streets hinges on further Civil Works Administration funds. Mayor Miller urged ready projects for possible increases, with a state GWA conference on Tuesday to decide. Proposed gravelling includes Church Street east from Concord, Gold Street, East Wayne Street, Bik Street, plus First and Fourth Ward streets. Additional plans cover widening North Canter Street, tree trimming, pavement repairs, and Myrtle Street sewer extension pending approval.
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Civil Works Administration
Glen Miller
GWA
Tuay
Church Street
Concord
Gold Street
Wayne Street
Bik Street
Canter Street
Park Place
Cornell
Myrtle Street
Raymond Avenue
Government Holds Gold Price At $34.06
United Press reports Washington fixed the domestic gold buying price at 34.06 per ounce for the ninth straight day amid a modest rally abroad. The article also notes a Wisconsin building ceremony and a 63 year old monument with “Erected 1870 A. D.” inscribed, finished by a CWA crew.
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United Press
Washington
CWA
Sermon and Meeting Notices Across Several Churches
A stressed collection of church notices lists sermons and services at SHRI Ket Chui Parle street at 9 30 A M and 12 00 M, with references to God wisdom life and principle. Rev G Sta gharge leads an event at 41 Miles atre with a 1 30 P M gathering. Local church meetings and home chapter events are noted across multiple streets and times.
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Chui Parle Street
Mary Baker Lowing
ST. MA
St. Matthe
G. Stagharge
The Secret Will Meeting Near Montay Public Event
A fragmentary notice references a secret meeting involving individuals named Harri and Willimect, scheduled for 8 05 P.M. E time. Details are incomplete but indicate an organized gathering in the Montay area with attention from local figures.
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