Principal Haun Releases Honor List For High School
Grafton senior high announces the fourth period honor toll with 124 students making honors and an overall average of B or better. Straight A students include Betty Hoffman and Martha Rector among seniors. list covers juniors, sophomores, juniors, and freshmen with numerous named students across classes.
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Haun
Kenneth D. Haun
Grafton Senior High School
Betty Lee Hoffman
Martha Rector
Margaret Fox
Ann. Vance
William ‘Myers
U'R
Funeral arrangements for Bertha Ellen Lewis
Funeral services for the late Bertha Ellen Lewis a 66 colored resident of 26 Mulligan Avenue who died at her home Friday evening of complications will be held tomorrow at 2 p m in Warren Methodist Church. The Rev R L Clifford will officiate burial will be in the Bercont cemetery.
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Bertha Ellen Lewis
Mulligan Avenue
Warren Methodist Church
R. L. Clifford
Brercont
Taft Named Temporary Leader as Whip Controversy Rises
The report notes Taft selected as acting floor leader with White as acting whip and Senator Wherry Neb as whip designate. It suggests Taft’s chairmanship could steer minority strategy with committee support while Republicans struggle with unified direction.
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White
Wherry Neb
Taft
Grace Boylen dies after brief illness in Barbour county
Mrs Grace Boylen 52 of Ada land died this morning in the home of Dock Boyles Barbour county from complications after a brief illness. Her husband Earl Boylen will come for services Wednesday at 2:30 in Marys Chapel. Surviving: sister Lonie Trahern Elkins. son Harry Boylen Barbertown Ohio. Born Randolph County Oct 19 1892 to W W and Alice Howes. Funeral Bartlett. Interment Marys Chapel cemetery.
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Grace Boylen
Adaland
Boyles Barbour County
Earl Boylen
Akron
Ohio
the Mary's Chapel
Methodist Church
Woodmen's Auxiliary Circle
Lonie Trahern
Elkins
Harry Boylen
Barbertown
Ranedolph County
W. W
Alice Swick Howes
Bartlett Funeral Home
Mary's Chapel
Steering committee to tackle food price subsidy issue
A new steering committee is expected to be selected at a conference Wednesday and will likely confront the food price subsidy issue at its first meeting. The committee’s decision is influential but Republican members may not be strictly bound by it.
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Tled
Compromise on federal ballot plan faces delays
A fragment from page 1 shows servicemen’s co sponsor criticizing the original bill as Congress dithers. The quote suggests opposition to passing any law rather than risking a flawed compromise, with the note that others might fare better without new legislation.
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Congress
Police Report Quiet Weekend With Two Drunkenness Cases
City police reported a quiet weekend with two arrests for drunkenness. Otto Bolyard of Route 3 was fined £3 and costs before Mayor C O King. Everett Gough forfeited a $6 bond for failing to appear at trial on drunkenness charges.
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Otto Bolyard
Route 3
C. O. King
Everett Gough
Dairy Feed Payments Planned for 10 County Farmers
Instructions from the county A A A Office announce that Dairy Feed Payments will be issued to all producers based on February sales of whole milk or butterfat. Eligible farmers may combine January and February sales if January alone fell short of 1 dollar, with final application dates set for March 31, 1944 for January and April 30, 1944 for February. War Food Administration payments cover March and April with raised rates of 0.60 per hundredweight for whole milk and 0.08 per pound for butterfat. All eligible producers should apply promptly.
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War Food Administration
Federal ballot compromise for overseas service voters
After weeks of talks between federal ballot advocates in the senate and states rights from the house the plan allows a short form federal ballot for overseas service personnel only if state absentee ballots are unavailable and if allowed by state election laws. In states with absentee rules service voters may get a federal ballot if permitted. Connally forecast two days of debate before the bill moves to the house.
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Senate
House
United States
Connally
Soviet advance nears Kherson amid heavy fighting
A Soviet force pushing from the front lines drove toward Kherson, closing the gap to within 22 miles as bombardment and clashes intensified. The maneuver followed a broader push across occupied terrain, with units advancing despite defensive actions.
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Page
Kherson
Relief For Your Cough From SunTONIG ProncNitis Ad
An old fashioned cough remedy ad promises relief from coughs chest colds and acute bronchitis with Creomulsion emulsion and beechwood creosote via a special process. It warns against narcotics and urges quick relief and savings, noting the product soothes coughs helps sleep and reduces costs.
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Cade
On Leave and War News From Home and Abroad
Seaman First Class Edmund M. DeMoss visits his parents here while stationed in St. Petersburg Florida. Messages bring news of Pfc. Archer Hebb safely in England. Navy man Albert Sansberry Jr. visits New York City parents for a three day leave. Mrs. Charles Dwyer confirms husband Staff Sergeant Charles Dwyer is safely in England. Soviet reports detail advances near Nikolaev Dolinskaya and Proskurov Gulyatin rail line severed. Over 2,500 Germans killed in the Dzhulinski Gaivoron area and remnants swept away. Aviation Cadet John Kirkpatrick returns to Maxwell Field after 13 days with Knottsville Pike family and resumes U.S. Army Air Corps training.
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Edmund M. DeMoss
U.S. Maritime Service
O. A. DeMossMoss
Seaman DeMoss
St. Petersburg
England
Pfc
Archer Paul Hebb
Roy C. Hebb
West Wilford Street
Charles Dwyer
Albert Sansberry, Jr
U. S. Navy
New York City
Mrs. Lansberry
Robey Street
Berislav
Tyaginka
Dolinskaya
Nikolaev
Black Sea
Proskurov-Gulyatin
Rumania
Hungary
Proskurov
Tarnopol
Bessarabian
Galyoron
Middle Bay
Uman
Dzhulinski- Gaivoron
John Kirkpatrick
Maxwell Field
Ala
J. H. Kirkpatrick
Knottsville Pike
Kirkpatrick
U.S. Army Air Corps
German Prisoners to Cut Wood in Prison War Camp
Lt Col Frank A Hunter, commander at the POW camp near East Rainelie, says a side camp eight miles back in the mountains will house German POW labor for logging railroad skid roads. Guards will be American. prisoners trained by forest experts. Labor requires War Manpower Commission certification and contract approval. Employers report satisfaction with POW work.
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Associated Press
J. W. Benjamin White
Sulphur Springs
Frank A. Hunter
Hers
East Rainelie
White Sulphur Springs
United States Forestry
Col. Hutter
War Manpower Commission
Civilian Defense Meeting Set By Taylor County Council
Taylor County Civilian Defense Council secretary H C Compton Jr announced a Tuesday evening meeting at 7 PM in the Moose Home for all members. Business matters and reports will be heard as the group plans assignments matching members to similar war work. A POW sergeant, volunteering for a farm task, demonstrates the policy in action. Automobile proving grounds have been turned over for war vehicle testing. Fluorine at one ppm in water aids long term tooth decay resistance in children.
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H.C. Compton, Jr
Taylor County
Camp Fire Girls option founded in 1912
The Camp Fire Girls option traces its origin to 1912, reflecting early efforts to organize youth in gemeinschaft activities and community service within the movement’s framework.
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Camp Fire Girls Option
Marion girl wins Snow White cartoon contest prize
Eleven year old Arlea Rae Fetter of Marion Ohio won a Lucy Snow White cartoon contest backed by WLW RKO and Disney. Judges praised her spontaneous color harmony and original drawing. Rae plans to become a commercial artist, choosing a year long art school scholarship over a Hollywood trip.
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Arlea Rae Fetter
Marion
Ob’o
Senoolgir
Snow White
Twigh
G’fl
Y.W.C.A
Arlen RaexFetter
Harold R. Fettery
Ohio
Walt Disney
WLW
Cincinnati
Rko-Radio Pictures, Inc
Walt Disney Productions, Inc
Aready
Rae
Marion Star
Jack Fetter
Army
Italy
Jack Martin
Sprinateldyio
Navy
Mary Helen Ley
Indiana State Teachers Association
Edward W. Rannells
University of Kentucky
Joseph S. Jablonski
Marshall College
James P. Hopkins
Ohio State University
Vern Caldwell
Disney
Pearl Street
Hollywood
Arlea
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Rosemary Poe
Hallie Preston
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Ann Elizabeth Rau
Mary Roof
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Paul Nestor
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Frances Fauley
Mariam Friedman
Eva Brown
Harriet Dempsey
Kathleen Kinner
Mable Patton
Virginia Rosier
Bertha Saffel
Florence Seymour
Laura Steadman
Betty Stevens
Mary Jo Thomas
Irma Tingler
Hazel Kirby
Josephine McCoy
Everett Moore
Harold Shriver
Richard Watkins
Aldene Beagle
Mary Katherine Boice
Helen Brown
Dorothy Burnside
Bernice Carder
Beny Craft
Manford Cross
Etta Francis
Loretta Henderson
Sarah Kirby
Phyllis Long
Emily Malone
Marie Manear
Evelyn McProuty
Betty Myers
Ruth Ann Newhouse
Barbara Jane Powet
Thelma Reese
Kathryn Slaton
Mary Louise Watkins
Mary Louise Weaver
Lewis Bdyard
Donnah Jeanne Larson
Chicago
Grage Boylen
Strand Theatre
Roddy McDowall
Donald Crisp
Marc. A. Mitcher
South Pacific
Marianas
International
Aragon
High Street
Charles Dwer
Malone's Drug & Chemical Co
Nettuno
Anzio
U.S
Kathryn. Price
Millington
Am Allied Evac
Fort Pitt
Ura Ohmi
Latrobe ST. V
Willhide
Mgr
Lute Ta
Leda
Col. Hunter
Ridenour
Ellen Ott
W. Boyd ST
Civilian Defense News
Harold Weidman, Jr
David
Earl
Ronald
Pepsi-Cola Company
Long Islands City
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Clarksborg
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D. L. Stribley
Arloa Rae Fetter
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