Reformed Church Board Elects Officers at Meeting
The First Reformed church Sunday school elects Rey. Walter Re Leis wis as general superintendent, Ry J. Alston first assistant and Miss Orlenna Johnson second assistant. Officers include: secretary Herbst Tol treasurer Jina Clyde Wowace Mbert King and bebe Alatony tremayroy. A teachers training class and international credit course start soon with a nominal deposit.
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Sirah Reformed Church
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Young Ponplata Tass
Begin Work on 1933 Butler Funds Amid Unclear Approvals
The 1933 Butler funds discussion centers on start work and appropriations with commissioners seeking to keep expenses within anticipated levels. Definite figures exist for some disbursements but details remain unsettled as they plan wages, maintenance, and salaries while warning staff to stay within available appropriations. A separate account in the Cahill estate shows a probate court final accounting with substantial sums expended and distributions planned, indicating limited remaining funds.
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Hitler Cnutry
Thavedag
Wade
Park At Neve
Cahill
de le Denning
Casper Bi Uaw
Hanlon
Waddell Estate Probate Case Seeks New Trial
The probate matter involves JANSER ESTATE at 38452 with Ralph Asbivy and appraisers C. Chuvnon and G. Tyseniinny determining an estate value of $5,402.20 deposited at a financial martine. Attorney Geras J. Fitton is overseeing proceedings as the court handles the Hamilton estate and related claims.
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Seay
Ralph Asbivy
3. C. Chuvnon
He G. Tyseniinny
Ceougo Mydanimory Hamilton
Martine Lions
Mtarney Geras J
Central Missionary Circle Meeting Recaps Afterglow
The Central Missionary Circle met with members including Derethy Aymmoes Willi Avena and Cie Contra Clee of Chvish Missionjary Givele. An unstructured discussion followed the brief gathering with refreshments served after.
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Ee Ee Gentral Missionary Circle
Ava Willi Avena
Cie
Givele
Anelal Howe
Bills Fire Up State Legislature Currents (1939)
A sprawling list of proposed bills percolates through the legislature. Measures touch real estate tax, car taxes, compulsory auto insurance, school funding, bond issue thresholds, and jury trials for state offenses. Names and counties appear amid a broad set of reforms and fiscal changes shaping public policy.
Kiwanis Appoints New Members and Honors Leader
Kiwanis clubs formally inducted new members Lee Palier Clarence Woly and Fanery Davilap. Gifts and pins were presented to outgoing president Keiter while memories and mementos were exchanged. Principal speaker Hasty S. Wannell recalled club achievements in 1942 and lauded loyal support from all members as President Nordine outlined Kiwanis International objectives for the year.
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Kiwai Tour
Tie Club
Fopar 13
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Minnnis
Mudge
Wanneh
Elah
Mr. Feiter
Tin
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Mar. Wannell
Mr. Leiter
Leiter
Uhelerh
Kiwanis
Nordine
Kiwanisnternalioun
Ferguson home hosts luncheon with Mrs Homer Yerguson
Aldanciely met Tuesday at one o'clock luncheon with Mrs Homer Yerguson on Main Street. A bustier meeting followed the luncheon.
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M. B
Ferguson
Lancheon
Homer Yerguson
Main Street
Awards for Butler County Corn Show Winners
Butler county agent Theinan announced Saturday’s Butler County corn show at Woonil ton High School with prizes across township and county classes. First prizes include 140 dollars and blue ribbons, followed by second and third place ribbons. county awards allocate cash prizes down to 1.00 with ribbons for all winners. Champion exhibits reward a ten dollar premium and a special cap, with ownership transferring after judging. A list of contributors from local banks firms and households supports the awards.
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Woonilton High School
Butler
Iear Exhlhbees Parke
Onei
Tees
OL Wyle
Af Bethany
Tmanittan Chianber of Commerce
Tawilton Reening Journal
Wiest National Bank and Trash Company
Bikemberry Myos. Company
Divorce Petition Involving Helen Hi Lop and Family
A divorce petition was filed Wednesday by Helen Hi Lop. The couple, married since 1928 in Wat Thy tur, has two children aged eight and nine. They are currently separated with alimony and support terms at issue.
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Fiat
Alan Athick
Shas
Onstady
Tehitlyon
Firbt M E Aid at Lik enberry Tome
Fragmented OCR text describes a Monday afternoon event at the home of Mrs Roy Roberts Maitintreet with an aid or aid event connected to Firbt M E, mentioning refreshments and a social gathering following a business interest.
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Likenberry
Fittons Drvinian
Mo. Gailies
Somiety
Lve
Mra.om
Rikenberts Maitintreet
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Presbyterian Service Class Elects Officers at Meeting
Presbyterian Bergica era held a social sipper meeting in the hotel parlors electing president Mrs Groran Van Loreny secretary Miss Marie Seliauty treasurer Miss Margaret Setowab and others. Thirty members attended as new roles were chosen and plans discussed.
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Affiern Nlevied
Groran van Loreny
Marie Seliauty
Issictin
Mies Margaret Setowab
Mav F.C. Suntech
Vlower Vosumitles
Ralph Shout
Gains Use of Arm After Operation
In a medical update a patient who underwent an operation is beginning to regain movement in his right arm after weeks of careful therapy. Doctors expect the young man to recover full use of his injured limb with continued rehabilitation.
Andrew Thomas Dead in Middletown Home Tragedy
Andrew Thomas died at his Middletown home on Chendon Avenue after a long illness. His obituary notes his wife Tonia Thomas preceded him, and he leaves surviving children and relatives. Interment will be at Green Wound Cemetery in Mantifien.
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Andrew Thomas
Bandit Pair Escapes With $116 In Hold Up
Two men entered a Baton Lighting store on Tuesday night and stole $116 from the cash drawer. They fled the scene with a newspaper reports detailing the robbery. Police questioned a bystander as investigators canvased the area for clues. Local witnesses described a man with a gun and another man helping him. A suspect was described as wearing a red cap and heavy coat. Police continued searches for the culprits at daybreak.
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Injunction Granted in Brown Suit Over Iowa Farm Property
A temporary injunction was issued by the district court Wednesday on Robert N. Brown’s petition against Cad S. Brown and Mary Brown. He claims ownership of a tract of 109 hops in Wilfield township with cattle, sheep, hogs, and other livestock, alleging the defendants have taken possession. The order restrains further action pending further proceedings.
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Dudge Bod
Caiomon
Robert N. Brown
Cad S. Brown
Margayet
Mary Brow
Wiivfield
Oller Livestock
Tryston
Young People's Nights at First U. B. Church
A report from a First United Brethren Church meeting describes weekly Wednesday young people gatherings during revival progress. Church leaders GC H. Deen Misa Betty Lei Row and Mary Wilson outline plans. next meeting set at Mare Cochran’s home.
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Mary Wison
Mare Cochran
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