Presbyterians of Venice 10 Hold Their Annual Meeting
Venice Dec 23 The annual congregational meeting of the Presbyterian church will be held on December 1 at 7 48 o clock where officers for the coming year will be elected A financial report of the church and its organizations will be given A program of slides and music is being arranged The entertainment by the Sunday school Christmas program was cancelled due to severe weather and illness Numerous social and church notices follow including quilters meetings and holiday visits by members to relatives and the community tone remains earnest and community focused.
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Venice
Finansia
Christias
Presbyterian Bins Day School
Ha Church
MBL
C. E
Blues
Reds
Mator Lo
Florida
While Burns
Moter
Paul Burns
Atlanta
At-lanthwid
St. Petersburg
Presbyterian Church
Kilburn
Ohio School Survey Commission
Paul Mort
Columbia University
Millville
Mary
Friesburg
Robert Higgine
Flat Rock
Alton
Mary Porter
Miester
Cora Brown
Milton Irwin
B. M. Black
Crist S Hospital
Katie Hill
Ward
Riley Miller
Era
Travey Hawley
Ben Ryde
D. C. Black
George Witter
Frank Sayler
Nora Manoa
Vera Handley
Belle Pulis
Willian Caldivoll
Ibbbdie Martin
Mx Clarence Carmichaul
Maxine Daugherty
Mise
Helen Daugherty
Connorsville
Pworth League
College Corner
Connersville
Liberty
Fairfield
New Trenton
Bath
Elmer Keister
John Whipple
Eunice
Louis Whipple
Hamilton
Ann Marie Buckley
Mercy Hospital
Anta Buckley
Miss Buckley
Ghimga
Cook County Hospital
Morey
Thiis
Marculin Buckley
de. Aerken
Christos
Linns
Anthony Wayne
Wermailay
Edward Warndorf
Wome
Tiong
Trailton
Basketa
College Corner Peoria Ta The Jonenals College Journey
Peoria column notes social and club activities around December 23. Mrs J B Wanl aids Priscilla club. T A Jackson helps Mr and Mrs William Haworth with butchering. Mine Tala Fitiell assists Haworth family. Haworth recovery from a fall remains slow. GW George mentioned.
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Peoria
Jonenals College
Jorney
J.B. Wanl
Priscilla Club
T. A. Jackson
William Haworth
Tala Fitiell
Brownaville
Fike Elected by Commonwealth in City Council Ballot
Mark Miko was elected president of the Commonwealth council last night defeating Ralph McKasson. Lonis Field became vice president Ted Chomrys secretary and Vincent Layderman sergeant at arms. David C. Solingen and H. R. Grosvenor named directors for two years. Retiring president Mel Kasson gave an appraisal of the annual report including a charity drive play.
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Mark Miko
Commonwealth
Hell
Ralph,McKasson
Aurve
Lonis Field
Ted Chomrys
Ad Yiegler
Trensurer
Vincent Layderman
David C. Solingen
H. R. Grosvenor
Mx Mel Kasson
Air Passengers Rise 7 Percent in 1932 Fiscal Year
Air travel grew by 7 percent in the 1932 fiscal year compared with the prior year. Passenger demand increased amid post war recovery and expanding routes, signaling a rebound in domestic and international air transport.
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Lewis
Today’s Birthdays Spark Old-World Names Across Locations
A list of notable birth dates spans Harriat Monroe of Chicago poet, Frederick Neal Dow of Portland Maine, Paul A. Welf of Kewanner, Stegson, C. A., Dr. C. Stund Gager of Brooklyn Botanic Garden fame, Charles Fleigsher New York publisher, Edwin L. Savin angelist of the West, Connie Mack of Hast Brookfield Bras, Hivey B. Wilsiler Cleveland metallurgist, and others born in Norwich New York Rockford Illinois or nearby areas. Each entry notes years since birth and persons of regional note.
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Harriat Monroe
Chicago
Frederick Neal Dow
Portland
Maine
Maivie
Ger
Neal Dow
Stegson
Paul A. Welf
Kewanner
C. Stund Gager
Brooklys, N. Y
Hivey B. Wilsiler
Cleveland
Tebanon
N.il
First U B Church Christmas Plans Deliver Seasonal Program
The First U B Church schedules a Christmas program on December 25 at 1 30 am featuring songs, scripture, prayers, and multiple participants including Geleon Gilmore Cathleen Weaver Marjory Hamilton Jo Anna App Mildred Junkine Kalh DeWitt Gladys Hicks Ruth Stewart Ted Cribb Jimny Leadbetter Mary Belle Randall Christine Joy Agnes Rider Pauling Tarn Betty Raman Christine Hicks and others performing songs and readings with a junior department and Lord's Prayer.
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U. S
Suhuol
Geleon Gilmore
Cathleen Weaver
Christmas Holly
Daisy Anne Kapp
Marjory Hamilton
Drayer
Mos Robertss
Jo Anna App
Billy Smiths
Sneam Kougler
Mildred Junkine
Haye Truster
Kalhwh DeWitt
Gladys Hicks
Jackin Wood
Wiinda Wearly
Jack Frost
Ted Cribb
Ward Cribh
Neeles
Chun
Vilennia
Jimny Leadbetter
Brave Candle
Mary’ Belle Randall
Ruth Stewart
Toker Koogler
Frank Hamiltio
Coleen Gilmore
Tay Horn
Elwood Naas
Elwood Naas, Strange Sills?!) Phyllis Steffen
Jean Me Gang
Marjory Burnett
Betty Lawellyn
Martha Lapthorn
Lois Glenn
Jung Hall
Carol Davis
Dicky Tou McKasson
Shine Stars
Grave Buckins
Christine Joy
Agnes Rider
Pauling Tarn
Betty Raman
Christine “Hicks
Hotty Sheila
Betty Booth
the Russon
Dilly Elder
Iack Methees
Louis Beokin
John P Shuey Died Thursday in Germantown Ohio
John P Shuey 87 lifelong Germantown resident and prominent taliseco buyer died Thursday at his West Market Street home after eight months in hospital. Surviving: widow, one son Mark. five brothers and one sister. Funeral Saturday 2 pm from the residence, Rev. Walter Brandt officiating, Germantown cemetery. Suits against Nara nd White and Nancy Egherk were dismissed in common pleas court.
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Germantown
John P. Shuey
Taliseco
West Market Street
Ge Toulbean
Jill Cather
Shuey
Palmer
Onembher
Luther Church
Frank Rabrow
Mark Bhuay
Raymond
Dayton
Staley
Circinmill
Frank
Cannen
Olin
Cheveland
Minn
Charles
Lottie Deplort
Trev
Walter Brandt
Common Pleas
Gourt| Buits
C.F. Commies
Nardang White
Nancy Egherk
Price Stone
Common Pleas Court
Jobs
EQ Miller
Thomas Hinks
Middletown
First District Home Loan Bank Makes First Loan
The Fifth District Federal Home Loan Bank, headquartered in the Chamber of Commerce building, issued its first loan Thursday valued at 125,140 to a member building and loan association. Chairman Harry Kissel announced the loan after a directors meeting, noting it is the second loan in the U S since the banks began operating. The recipient’s name will not be made public. The loan can be used for various purposes including taxes, modernization, or other legal uses, with a maximum single loan of 8,000. Herman F. Collarius presided as president. directors from Ohio and surrounding states attended.
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Wombat
Marrio Cimvinnati
Dee
District Federal Homa Coan Bank
Chember of Commerce
Harry Kissel
Springfield
C.hairman
United States
District Bank
Pittsburgh
Kissel
Jenny
Herman F. Collarius
Home Loan Bank
Olio Aid
Pocahontas Council Party Enjoyed by Members and Guests
After a brief business session Neo dusty Courtail No 85 of Io cahontas Degree hosted a Christmas party at Yeoman hall with about 125 attendees. Walter McGill played Santa Claus giving gifts, a grab bag followed, children performed with recitations and songs, and games provided a general festive mood.
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Marabere
Friemis
Neodusty Courtail No. 85
Degree
Iocahontas
Congs Church Christmas Music Plan at First Congregational
An early morning Christmas service at 8 oclock at First Congregational Church will be entirely musical. Prof Stanley B Shoupe organizes the program featuring organ preludes a cradle song There Were Shepherds Silent Night The Birth of Christ There Shepherds and other pieces with soprano and baritone solos and an organ postlude arrangements by Jean Navarra and others.
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First Congregational
Stanley B. Shoupe
Christmns
Arthur W. Poisini
C. Vincant
Frank Geuher
Suldved M. Newlin
Theodore Salame
Salo
Christ
Hoffmeister
Watson Fitepatrick
Sanetisshina
Jean Navarra
West Side Baptist announces Sunday service and pageant
The West Side Baptist church announces a Men’s Bible class and a Ladies Awake class meeting Sunday morning at Lincoln School and Band Goran avenue respectively. Rev W E Hageard will speak at the service. A Christmas pageant Messengers of Tau will be presented at the church Sunday evening.
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Side
Funeral services for Perry Locke Friday
Funeral services for Perry Locke a native of the Lewisburg community who died Tuesday were held Friday at Barnes and Son funeral home. Depth was attributed to general infirmities due to his advanced years.
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Perry Locke
Eaton
Des
Peery Locke
Lewisburg
Barnes and Son Funeral
Hamilton Events Recalled and Newport Marriage Notices
Monday December 23 weather included generally fair conditions with snow reported in some areas. John Moore and Viola Burley wed in Newport with Rev J H Higginbotham assisting. Local civic planning discussed for the river bank improvement with architects and city officials. Several social items note weddings, obituaries, club news, and holiday gatherings, including Miss Marjorie Burnett, Mrs Margaret Krooger, and others.
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John Moore
Viola Burley
Newport
J. H. Higginbotham
Conway Antry Jalea John
South River Bank
Landia
George Fy ‘Nesster
H. C. Broadwell
Frederick G. Mueller
D. Fitton
F. Jo Weaver
Lawrence Geis
Fay
Solden
Marjorie Bhurnett
Lole
Tha Burnett Howe
Margaret Krooger
Mathias Krooger
Juli Kiep
Maury Kuth
Agnes Klay
William Klay
Grace M E Choir Cantata Sunday at Grace Church
The Grace M E Choir under Professor John D Lotz presents The Holy Child cantata with solos and choruses including There’s a Song in the Air and Love Divine on Sunday night at the church auditorium. Choir members listed include Hilda Newton Ruth Braun Edith Morton and Mildred Broti among many others. The program features organ numbers and a processional hymn Angels from the Realms of Glory.
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Carrie B. Adama
Grace M. WH
John D. Lotz
TU Olcloak
Profesor Lots’ Organ Cnumbers
Prolao
Julea Grican
Kenneth Howe
Suolte Wud
Clark
Hejoice
Zion
Énprang
Tilda Nanton
Mildred Brodl
Soneen
Waterman
Loretta Tate
Albert Matos
Hilda Newton
Bar Kelz
Lorelin Lotz
Colo
Messigh Ts King
Mildred Bradt
Bias
Charla Polk
Earl Kelz
Caln
Loretta Laity
Earl Kenny
Ruth Braun
Edith Morton
Edna Holle
Anna Gebnricl
Viola Bell
Vinlol
Morvan
Tula Woffmann
Tin Benun
Francis Baker
Charlotte Pawlowsky
Mildred Broti
Loretta Lats
kentucky murder charge against jockey and actor Coy
Kentuky Lancaster Alan Coy JO held on murder charges for the killing of Marl Meadowe 20 in a downtown theatre last night. Coy said Mexicans persisted in nosing him and a girl complained during her performance. Frankfort certified from territory announces certification to individual farmers to be presented Kentucky agints when the earn is brought into United States. Freakfort due to lack of funds workspan compensated eight referees and depicted their work to be done by the secretary assistant secretary and actuary.
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Lancaster
Alan Coy
Marl Meadowe
Coy
Frankfort
Tarritory
Kentucky
Tadiana
Eugens Flowers
Woitiaise Siousy
Agricultura
Unis
Aml
Ohio State musician Roy Redlin from Hamilton
Roy N Redlin a popular young musician from Hamilton and Columbus is identified with Olio Bute University today. He is noted for musical circles, played tempet in te Ohio State hind and performed in a others hometown events. He is a member of Tappa Delta Rho, attended Hamilton High School, and played on the football team and as a tramper in both High School Wil and chestra. He is the youngest son of Mr and Mrs Dan W Redtin of 802 Campbell agcany.
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Roy N
Redlin
Hamilton
Sind
Columbus
Olio Bute University
Meridius
Helinia
A. Degien
Tempet
Ohio State
Hind Fou
Enul
Perforam
Aheruheston
Whale
Hamilton High
Kedlin
Wil
Koy
Dan W. Redtin
Campbell Agcany
Redtin
Divorce Decree for Gertrude Kemp in Common Pleas Court
A decree divorcing Gertrude Kemp from Robel Kemp was approved by Judge Clinton Boyd in Common Pleas Court. The disposition covers property settlement and alimony, issued October 26, 1982 and finalized December 20, 1932. Kemp is ordered to pay her attorney fees of 100.
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Jingerigh
Gingarich's
Dixie Highway
Middletown
Common Pleas
City Loan and Guaranty Co
Hamilton
George Fanil
Daisy Gingerich
Glen and Opal Gingerich
RR. 2
Rennion
Gertrude Kemp
Gerirade
Kemp
Oba
Robové
Priday
Clinton I
Boyd
Traffic signal repairs fix malfunctioning lights downtown
Repair crews fixed malfunctioning traffic lights on Une highers listeid Wednesday. Several signals were out of commission and some did not flash, causing delays and confusion for drivers and pedestrians.
Men s Bible Class Christmas Event At Butler County Court
The nwilton Men's Bible class meets Sundays in Judge Hd. Kouty court room. Singing begins at morning service, with a one hour session. The class, in contest with the West Side Baptist Baraca class, invites all to attend. Fay Dawson is the noted developer for the group, with Norman Jatoba, and Ralph as associates. A social hour follows and dancing drew a large crowd.
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Nwilton Men's Bible Claus
Senmon Pleas
Hd. Kouty
Butler County
Howe
Orelock
Claxa
Baraca
West Side
Keen
Avery
Tae Tyes
Mtbend
Denelwr
Fay Dawson
Bull
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Dorothy Fchwing
Sylvia Basel
Miami University
Gavel Maye
Hom Butarchy
Kakoms
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Coraline
Misa Maye
Esther Antros
Jesse Glovk
George Clark
Louis Brest
Moray Hospital
Viola Schwing
Courtney Clark
Cicorge Clark
John Guard
Hisington
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Blancho
Gertrude Bhard
Rose Craig
Robert Schwing
J.con Bovis
University of Cincinnati
Woodrow Catterfield
Truman Reith
Michigan
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District Home Loan Bank, Cin’ti
Pocahontas Council
Cong’s Church
Hants Claus
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Hine
Allen Andrews, Jr
Arhor
Edward Moon
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Mary Hassizka
Jon Russiako
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Bicker and Son Pailorbig
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Mises Wroda
Terenan JE
Choco
Princeton Road
Moss Alin Robins
Assell
Presbyterian
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Taullow Atroet
John Brotherhood
Dees
St. John’s Brotherhood
Victor Stoll
Lifhoi
Christen Spit
Thume
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