FIRST C B OFFICERS ELECTED EVANGELIST CAMPAIGN PLANNED
Election held at regular monthly meeting fills vacancies caused by Nicholas Schuster s death. Merla DeWitt joins Board of Christan location to fill Schuster vacancy. TB Ying-Jing elected treasurer. Mrs Pauling King named pianist. A board of stewards includes Wilson Lamillot Keppler Keller Johnson Gouth Gilmore. Evangelist campaign planned for January under Rev E H Nichols. Watch night service set New Year s Eve from 9 to 12. prayer period begins New Year s Day for one week.
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Cla
Deen Wes
First
Nicholas Schuster
Whitceb
Merla DeWitt
Schuster
Ying- Jing
George
E. H. Nichols
Ponstown Notes Local Social Roundup and Youth Plan
Special To The Snurl from Ponstown Dec 6 reports Mrs Tawrenes Michael hosting a bridge club gathering and numerous visits among residents including Mrs John Sigel Jett, Mrs Clyde Gillipsie, and families from Middletown and Franklin. Also notes a Grange meeting, hospital news, and oyster supper guests. Ohio youths plan to spend a year in northern woods near Lake Kjoslail to address unemployment, with Lewis Wheeler and Ray Hensel.
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Ponstlown
Dea
Tawrenes Michael
Bridge Wlub
John Sigel Jett
Harry ‘Selby
Jamily
Migs
Clyde Gillipsie
Ponsttown
Hassell
Jefferson
Tommy
Middletown
Lawrence Mishued
Roma
Elner
Daston
Avtlar Monette
DL. KN. Baker
Mes
Frank Cox
Benday
Mimasisburg
Cee Tatter
Columbus
Wr. Clamens
Sam Graves Ty
Truth Gress
Misaes Nelle
Lowalla Seihold
Walter Seihold
Walter Wivsley
Woodsdale
Williany
Krauth
Orville Hamlin
Itv Dayton
Mya
Qater
Michael
Ray
Paulin
Eliaren
Lonie Strodbeek
Dave Weikal
Prod Banker
Oxford
Mire Anton Stehmiets
Chas
Ohio
Northern Woods
Mina
Milne
Lewis Wheeler
Ray Hensel
Thie Woods
Lake Kjoslail
Wheeler
Ohio State University
White
Hich Solico
Orr Voce
Radio News Highlights Include WEAF NBC Listings
New York reports radio programs on WEAF NBC and WABC CBS. Lanny in person and Mary Lou audition work with lines by Allyn Josion and Mary Lou. Ten young performers compete for 1500 dollars in awards via WEAF NBC in a national radio night program.
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WEAE
NBC
Lanny Ia Allyn Josion
Mary Loa
Shejis Hawajine Greene
Lanky Rees
Mary Lou
WEAF
Cincinnati Programs by the Clack and More At Dance Beohestea
A fragmented list of musical events and performances from Cincinnati including choirs, dance groups, and concerts. Names like Westminster Choir and Live Stock appear among schedules such as Dance Frolic and Songs at Bvenlide with times ranging from 5:15 to 18:0. Multiple entities and unclear phrases are preserved as readable.
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Betty Crocke
Erhool
Househala Insttute
Liere Chasaleon
Masselar
Radio Network Variety Hour Listings Show Busy December Schedule
A dense OCR page lists radio programs across WEHAY NBG and WABC CBS NBC WIZ KY stations with multiple orchestras, singers, and acts. Entries name Ben Bernie Ed Wynns George P Street Singer and several ensembles, indicating a wide December music and variety broadcast lineup.
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WEHAY
NBG
Saaderson
Crumer
Ben Bernie
Ed Wynns
WABC
CBS
Becume
Congress
George P S Street Singer
California
Marie Feritza
Eratié Soprate
WIZ
NBC
Antobal
ACHIU IS WINNER IN GRAPPLING BOUT IN PORTLAND
Portland reports Chinese grappler Achiu of Dayton weighed 145 pounds to defeat opponent Cag ging of Tacoua at last night’s wrestling card. The event included draw lists for common pleas jury members and local residents, with names released by Clerk George Roberts and Sheriff John Lehernuther.
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Achiu
Portland
Ore
Walter
Dayton
Teak
Enis
Prem Billy
Ronglhowse
Tacoua
Rmin
Don Tinkerman
Marcia Avenue
Mra
Mary Caldwell
Fiving Avenue
Hamilton
Cranberry Incubators Test Keeping Qualities
Washington cranberry industry researchers at Massachusetts growers test cranberries in electric incubators for a week early in the picking season to gauge keeping quality. Led by Dr Neil Stevens of the Department of Agriculture, the method uses warmer storage to speed ripening and decay, with spoilage estimates guiding storage practices. Phone 416.
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Washington
Massachusetts
Neil Fi. Stevens
Department of Agriculture
Tt Consialt
Ohio Crime and Local News Roundup
Ohio reports show a dip in unemployment in October to 44,320 workers in November while Cleveland and Columbus headlines note a prisoner injuring himself in the Ohio Penitentiary and awaiting execution for a detective slaying. Cincinnati’s A. Wilson dies at 63 from a heart attack as the Associated Press bureau marks four years with the company. Columbus election of officers for county records association includes C C Falterson as president, Fred Griffiths as vice, Rey Dixon as secretary. A Dayton student found unconscious in a dorm shows serious condition, hospital doctors say. The note cites a coal strike impact with a 2,000,000 lb legacy.
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Columbus
Toycheat
William Wales
Cleveland
Ohio Penitentiary
Uosterdly
Ant
Prigen Hospital
Settertea
Overpeck Mpecial ye Tay Jumreer event notices
Community notices from Overpeck Neo describe a Sunday afternoon meeting at 2:00 with a gathering afterward at 10:00. Local residents Mr and Mrs Conn from Richmond Ind provide social visits, while several others are listed as ill with grippe. School teacher Miss EB Dht yall returns to class. Students Misses Alice and Virginia Weir vacationed in Michigan and Alabama relatives attended Thanksgiving. Carl Sipp of Hamilton called on Bred Sippy. A fire occurred Wednesday evening.
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Mer
Clarence Blovy
Janveliter
Vinal
Heney Saat
Eb, Dhtyall
Sehoni
Hamilton Homestead Loan Elects Barkman President
Local election names eight directors for the Hamilton Homestead Loan, with George Barkman chosen president and Charles Platzer as vice president. A five percent dividend was declared and further financings planned. Community notes report illnesses, school programs, and Christmas plans amid village updates.
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Hamilton Homestead Loan
Barkman
Abbe
Hamilton Homestead , and Loan Company
North Third Street
Mondag
George ‘Parkman
Clarence Kesinedy
Quorga Hi. Holdofer
George NK. Barkhardt
Charles Platzer
HA. Nalaton
Bernard A. Geyer
Nanitio Ly King
George Barkman
Charing” Platzer
George 8. Holdefer
Treasorery Fanning
King
Nelson Williams
Roosevelt Impresses Washington Press Corps
President-Elect Roosevelt leaves a strong impression on Washington correspondents during a recent visit. Reporters note the press’s role in shaping a president's image, with praise for his manner and a candid White House interview. The event included a dinner with incumbent President Hoover and coverage described as mixed in tone by outlets.
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Stewart Central
Washington
Dew
Roosevelt
Corps of Washington
Hoover
Anb
Ambiguous political figure amid campaign intrigue
Fragmentary notes describe a young political figure facing scrutiny and rumored influence. Four capital reporters allegedly mingled with him while questions about his status and power behind the throne circulated. The piece hints at potential investigations and a decisive yet unclear future in government affairs.
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F'hoostt
Jalien A. Farley
Rox
Profes Ane
Committee organizes Fort Scott event and local support
Butler county committee led by Raymond J. Kunkel completed plans for the Fort Scott Camp Indoor Circus with strong local youth involvement. Four Hamilton residents head the county committee, including Joseph Warn diroff and Peter B. Renteshler, as the effort backs the summer program’s fundraising.
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FT. Scott
Butler County
Fort Scott Camp
Raymond J. Kunkel
Butler Cwanty
Wither County
Joxenh J. Warndiorf
Citizens Bank Aid Trust Company
Hamilton, C
Peter B. Renteshler
Hamilton
Ant de
Harry M. Towell
Dan AM. Skinner
Wrrilon
Observance of New Year holiday alters store hours
The Christmas season affects local business as many stores close Monday January 3 in observance of New Year’s Day, which falls on Sunday. Shoppers should note adjusted hours and plan accordingly.
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Arilin S
Hmanghies
Sunder
Skesad Ny
Middletown woman linked to automobile incident
Middletown police returned a woman identified as Olatme A to Fania Rotbins at 1815 Manchester Avenue after an afternoon street incident on North Street. Separate from the event, Akron University students formed a blood squad at Akron hospitals, receiving payment last year for donations.
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Middletown
Olatme
Fania Rotbins
Manchester Avenue
Akron
Akros University
Akeroy Hospitals
Centner Quits Business in Final Haberdashery Sale
Centner announces a business quitting sale offering nationally known haberdashery at slow prices to clear stock. He claims misstatements by others about rents and promises no exchanges or charges with all sales final. Fixtures for sale as he schedules Arrow shirts, ties, silk scarves, and linen handkerchiefs at marked down prices.
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B. O
Arrow
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