Reduced fare plan spurs housing for Columbus celebration
The Housing Committee estimates over 40,000 private rooms will be available for Columbus Day events. Hotels can host visitors at a special one and a third round trip fare, while public buildings like the State School for the Blind and Deaf, and Ohio State barracks, will serve as temporary lodging. Private homes are card-indexed by location and access, with unified rates to avoid confusion during the influx. Hotels, public facilities, and private dwellings form three lodging groups to accommodate anticipated crowds.
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State School For the Blind
Ohio State University
Atu Donut Army Training Corps
Columbia
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Waltors
Drying up and dining boom at Columbus expos grounds
The report notes per day rates for single and double occupancy and highlights a shift to restaurants in Columbus. It mentions cafes formerly occupying spaces, the May 4 dry period, and new provisions to feed large numbers quickly at the expo grounds.
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Columbus
Axpoalk Tom Grounds
Monster Screen Planned for Methodist Centenary
A giant screen project for the Methodist Centenary in Columbus aims to become the world’s largest picture screen. The 115 by 115 foot warface will require a reinforced base and a lantern capable of 40 pounds per square foot. Architect Harry Colbrook notes the design emphasizes salvageable foundations and white surfaced fitted lumber. The screen, costing about 98,000 dollars, will be part of the Missionary Survey’s pictorial reviews and seen by thousands worldwide.
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Columbus
Magrean
New York City
Harry Colbrook
W Howne
Burvey
Columbia Professor In Charge Of Centenary Exhibits
Columbia Professor in charge of exhibits at Methodiet Centenary oversaw a large display. A. Warner directed Anearte and designed bia and scenery for the celebration, arranging both domestic and foreign items in the auditorium for effect. He has previously led world exhibits in Boston Chicago Baltimore and Providence and has studied abroad.
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Columbia
A. War
Altyte
Anearte
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Patriotic Community League Forms In Forest Park
Soldiers and Sailors invite Forest Park residents to join the Patriotic Community League organized with state and national Jesgues through the National Council of Defense. Officers listed include Chairman John Miller and Secretary Edith Helleman. They seek inquiries on furloughs discharges and movements of local servicemen and request information via The Review editor.
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Patriotic Community League of
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Jesgues
National Council of Defense
John ©. Miller
J. C. Stabmer
Edith Helleman
H. C. Rieck
Paul Hulnze
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McCullough
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Terrell
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H. R. Heileman
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Fisor
Louly Lehner
W. E. Fletcher
Julius Foss
W. C. Hasler
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Forest Park Review
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Lykerstones in Scotland and Their Ancient Roles
The article discusses lykerstones once common along Scottish roadsides, noting their function as resting places for coffins on way to burial. It traces linguistic roots from old English and compares them to lichgates, mentions farm names derived from stones, and describes two historic lykerstones near Addie removed in the early 1800s.
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Itc
Ture
England
Falkland
Addie
Lin Sores
Dream as Memory Doctor Daily Dream Doctrines
A fragmented meditation on dreams as keys to memory. It suggests dreams blend past and present, sometimes offering illusion, sometimes revival, and posits daytime reasoning governs but cannot fully control dream power. The piece reads as a philosophical reflection on memory through dream imagery.
A Glimpse of Lowell's Gentle Tone in Verse
The excerpt compares a poet to a river scene, noting delicate imagery and unforced verse. It portrays the writer as a good man, genial and sincere, temperate in mind, humane and friendly with God and men, as described by Lowell.
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Lowell
Patriotic Community League Offers Help for Discharged Servicemen
The group invites discharged service members facing troubles with employment clothing lodging or bond or compensation issues to seek legal advice and assistance. Contact 7444 W Madison Street or reach officers by phone for aid.
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Patriotic Community League
W. Madisen
Taint monnera to talk while you're eatin'
Miss Brown says it is improper to talk while eating and Miss Jones agrees noting that discussing food is not good judgment. The London Answers quotes reflect a humorous exchange about dining manners and restraint.
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Miss Jones
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