Americans Would Give Canadians Cheaper Power
In Washington the senate foreign relations panel reviews claims the St Lawrence waterway may cost the United States 42 to 55 million dollars for Canadian power construction with no return. Witnesses battle figures as hearings resume with Milwaukee Mayor Hoan and Great Lakes groups backing the plan while opponents warn of rail rate hikes and regional discrimination. the panel plans to adjourn for Thanksgiving week.
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Washington
United States
Canada
St. Lawrence
Benator Borah
EB. P. Goodrich
Albany
Philip H. Cadaden
Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce
Charles P. Craig
Great Lakes
Staiard
United States Army
Walsh
W. T. Chandler
The
Merchants Association of New York
Chandler
Chicago
America
Millville notices funeral and harvest service details
In Millville on November 23 the funeral of Mrs Insane Dick was held at her residence with many friends in attendance. Updates note Mr Irvin Cash is improving while Mrs Gus Saurer remains ill. Lindenwald Methodist Episcopal church hosts a Harvest Home service at 7:30 pm on Wednesday bringing groceries and canned goods for the needy. Lawrence Symines leads the distribution committee and Rev. K W Flood preaches Praise God From Whom All Blessings Flow with the senior choir providing music.
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Belie
Lind
M. E
Lindenwald Methodist . Episcopal
Lawrence Symines
K. W. Flood
Thanksgiving Program at Central Church of Christ
A Thanksgiving program at Central Church of Christ is announced for Whuesday evening at 200 ollock. The service opens with congregational singing Revive Us Again, includes invocation by the minister, scripture, solos by Kathleen Ross, and a junior choir number The Time For Thanksgiving. Rev Aluon Wolfe, pastor, will lead with a hymn Come Thou Fountain and a benediction.
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Ollock
Central Church of Christ
Kathleen Ross
Aluon Wolfe
Amanda Special To The Jour Amanda November Meeting News
Hillary club members met at Mrs. Terry Morningstar home for a pleasant afternoon of 500. Winners included Mrs. Carrol Fleming Mrs. Julia Roth and Mrs. Ross Arvil. Next gathering set at Mrs. Ross Arvil s home. Weekend visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Howard Schneier and daughter Marjorie and Mrs. Ray Brubaker and son George visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson Brokes in Indiana. Eugene Walek spent weekend with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Policing of Exsel in. Mrs. Albert Ruppe and daughters Mable visited Middletown relatives. The Monroe council D A M informal reception drew attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Chris Strohman Mrs. Iva Bake and Mrs. Dan Hall. Dinner guests Thursday included Mrs. Edward Baker near Monroe and Mrs. Russell Jackson and children from Middletown. Ray Minor visited relatives in Cincinnati Sunday. Mrs. Grace Cain of Bethel visited Friday with Mrs. Hayward Oligee. Catherine Anvil received a painful arm injury Monday morning in a door accident. Nancy Anne Page, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Page, is ill at home with grip. Margaret Ruth Long has been ill several days.
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Amanda
Hillary Club
Terry Morningstar
Carrol Fleming
Jolia Roth
Ross Arvil
Howard Sehneider
Marjorie
Ray Brubaker
George
Jefferson Brokes
Indiananang
Ind
Eugene Walek
Charles Policg
Exselin
Albert Ruppe
Mable
Cash Meadows
Middletown
Chris Strohman
Iva Bake
Dan Hall
Monroe Council
Miami Council
Howard Schneier
Carol Fleming
Roy Brubaker
Schneider
Brubaker
Edward Baker
Monroe
Russell ‘Jackson
George Schmeider
Ray Minor
Cincinnati
Grace Cain
Bethel
Hayward Oligee
Catherine Anvil
Dent Anvil
Nancy Anne
Russell Page
Margaret Ruth
Jahn Long
Eaton Social News Highlights Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Willard Young entertained relatives from Montana. Mr and Mrs J B Markey called on Mr and Mrs Charlea Miller. Mrs Hattie Garrett returned home after visiting Eaton friends. Mr and Mrs Cleve Fox and family spent Sunday with WH Leedy in Maneie Indiana. Ernest and Donald Withrow of Hamilton visited Ernest Garrett and family. Harry Staver and family visited Willard Neff and family. Sylvanus Brubaker and Clarence Mavkey of Campbellstown were guests. Oliver Keller of Somerville spent Sunday with Charles Garrett. Mrs Willard Young visited Albert Christman. Mrs Charles Garrett hosted the Kurtersee era with needlework. Afternoon hosted by Mrs C Brokemh and Mrs Grace Garrett. Next meeting in two weeks with Mrs Clyde Tromek.
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the Journal
Willard Young
Montana
J.B. Markey
Charlea Miller
New Madison
Hattie Garrett
Eaton
Cleve Fox
Bamily
WH Leedy
Maneie
Ind
Ernest
Donald Withrow
Hamilton
Ernest Garrett
Harry Staver
Willard Neff
Sylvanus Brubaker
Clarence Mavkey
Campbellatown
Oliver Keller
Somerville
Charles Garrett
Albert Christman
Fpavgara
Mra. C
Camden Bank Robbery Conviction Shifts Mercy Recommended
George Schmidt of Dayton, 32, was convicted in Eaton of robbing the Grals state bank on May 15 and $650 taken. The jury recommended mercy as Judge A C Ri singer postponed formal sentence. Vernon Rozell already sentenced to 20 years in Ohio penitentiary implicated Schmidt in the confession. Authorities tied Bilis Freeman to the case as other names surfaced in January. Independent institutes planned across Camden area with meetings in Eaton November 29 to set dates. The Camden H S basketball team to face Dixon on their floor, with many supporters traveling.
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Camden
George Behmidt
Dayton
Eaton
Grals State Bank
A. C. Risinger
Schmit
Vernon Rozell
Julsa
Ohio
Rozell
Schmidt
Bilis Freeman
Montgomery County
Carl N. Gibbonney
Jackson Township
Morning Son
Gralis
West Elkton
Dixon Township
West Alexandria
Lewisburg
Monroe Township
New Paris
J.P. Schmidt
R. Ceblentz
Carl N. Gibboney
Misa Katharine Tingley
Local News From Jacksonburg Area November Notes
Jacksonburg November notes record the Unit Inss rabbit supper for about 40 attendees hosted by the men and women, plus reports on the Ladies Aid Society events at Mrs Charles Sho wabs home, a turkey contest won by Abhia Brelsford, and a Beantown Choir play set for December 8 at the school. Wayne township boys basketball lost at Somerville due to lack of gym. Red and Blue contest at U B Sunday school grows in attendance. Also mentions Baraca Philathea and county engineer dinner with pie and cake.
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Abbis ‘Brels- Ford
Hngress
Abhia Brelsford
Katie Brelafori
Beantown
Ladies’ Aid Society
Waynn Township
Somerville
U. B
Farmer Institutes Are Planned
Guinden reports dates for five state funded farmers institutes to be held across the region. Organizers aim to extend practical farming instruction with demonstrations in crop management, soil improvement, and animal husbandry.
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Roy Schlosser
South Third Street
Furnace
Walter Pipe
Ninth and
Heaton Streets
WMP
Millville
Central Church
George Schmidt
Risinger
Dixon
Camden H. 8S
Highway Department
Newman
Withrow
Olive Newman
Darrell Withrow
Jacksonburg
Baraqas Philathea
Central County Engineer I
Harbart
Church of Christ Baraca-Philathea
Clase
Deorethy
Turaday
Avenue
Seulal
Amilton Hotel
Kathering Young
Min
First Church OF Christ
Hamilton, Ohio
Christian Science
Christian Buienoe Frenchaiay
Bigenell Young, G. 5
Clincia
Mother Church
the First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Massachusette
Dayton Streets
Ethyl
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