Events Club to Hold November Meeting at Sevenmile
November meeting of the Current Eventa and Civil gab planned for Saturday afternoon at Mrs James Wy Bell home. Out of town talent includes regional glimpses of Paris by Mrs Howard Ghase and Martha Burd sall from Oxford. Net Elmer Fetter of Vamilian to lead a musical program. Women’s Bible class at the Methodist church hosted a party with a banquet and officer elections. Presbyterian Guard notes recount a missionary meet with memories of Mrs Malinda daseby. Thanksgiving party planned by the Young Indies Bible class at Wilson home with festive contests. Local garment movement to donate to Red Grass via county effort. Baby Gene Lawrence Phares born at Ft Hamilton hospital to Mr and Mrs Lawrence Phares.
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Bevenmile
James Wy
Bell
Bel
Paris
Howard Ghase
Martha Burdsall
Oxford
Elmer Fetter
Ruth Ristley
Chas. G. Maeks
Clas
Ausio
Adams
Afr
Raymarid. Sohroat
Hamilton
Romilda Hardin
Russel Wardin
Carl Beatty
Nesars
Mes James Homer
J. W. LaGrange
Walter Beatty
Biam
Henry Berk
Jessie McKee
M. A. Scott
Mra
Martha Weaver
C. A. Kuunter
Wilson
West Elkton Pike
Young Indies’ Bible Clase
Leo Wilson
Roy Snively
Levi Truster
Phcilins
Methodist Church
Uarry Phares
Wan
Torkman
Ft. Aamilton Hospital
Mining Kerns
Jess Manrod
James Bell
Stileford
F. ¥. Corntavalte
Meeks
Y. P
Earl Brow
Heath Club
Margaret Binir
Public Board
Glenna
Mary Barnet
John Reynolds
Thanksgiving Services at Trinity Church on Thursday
The Rev. D A Cursclta rector announces Holy Communion at 9 oclock and a Service of Thanksgiving at 10 oclock. The junior and senior choirs will join in the musical program.
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Servion
Trinity Ghuror
D. A. Cursclta
Trinity Mpigeapal Ohural
Journal Follies at Paramount Arranged for Hamilton
The Journal Follies are slated for December 9 and 10 at the Paramount theatre. Hamilton boys and girls over 16 may audition, with rehearsals at night to accommodate workers. Director Creager, famed for amateur talent work, will produce an event praised by New York critics. Parents are invited to attend rehearsals and obtain entry forms for hopeful performers.
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Journal Follies
Paramount Theatre
Creager
Toshina
Hamilton
New York Critica
New York
Parente
Care Paramount Theatre
Journal
Associated Press
Ohio
Journal Reser
Reformed Society Meeting Led by Mrs Leis at Verlynn Place
A gathering with Mrs Walter B Lala at 5 Verlynn Place discussed denomination boards and missionary work. Mrs Leis led the meeting deciding the annual Thankoffering service will be December 4 at the church with missionary pictures and the White Gift Christmas for local distribution. Assistants were Mrs Axia Antrim and Mrs Frank Carle.
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Walter B. Lala
Verlynn Place
Metihere
First Reformed
Leis
Christmaa
Bos.tessen
Axia Antrim
Frank Carle
Municipal Ownership League acts on light rates
The Municipal Ownership League of Hamilton met Tuesday night at the West Side Aid hall on Mein street and passed a resolution urging a reduction of electric light rates for the city.
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Municipal League
Municipal Ownership League of
Hamilton
West Side Aid Hall
Mein Street
Soundis
Commodity costs burden farmers as prices diverge
Ohio farmer observations show farm price indexes at 58 percent of prewar buying power while input costs run 108 percent. Only a small share of farmers earned cost of production prices last year, with total U S farm income forecast under 5 billion dollars. Falling real income since 1929, uneven commodity price movements, and abundant fall rains improve pastures and wheat in Ohio. The Federal Farm Board study notes 12 485 cooperative marketing associations across sectors.
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Columbuz
Ohio Farm Bureau Research Department
Resent
United States
Ohio
Federal Farm Board
Baptist Thanksgiving Service With Prayer Focus
First Baptist church will hold a different Thanksgiving Day service this year from 9:30 to 10:30 AM on Thursday. There will be no sermon, but a time of praise and prayer centered on a verse from II Chronicles 7:14. The United States remains the world’s largest consumer of mineral raw materials.
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First Baptist Church
United States
Phillabawm 79 Dies After Stroke in North Cherry
Phillabawm a longtime North Cherry resident died at 5 00 pm Tuesday after a stroke. She was a member of St John’s Church. Survived by two sons Jeane and Grover Phillabsim of Germantown, five grandchildren, four great grandchildren. Funeral Friday at 2 pm, burial at Ellerton.
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Phillabawm
North Cherry
Peralysia
Wea
St. John's
Hey
Jeane
Grover Phillabsim
Flermantown
Bo St
Fragmentary OCR Summary of a Parisian Development Note
The readable parts describe a Parisian developer and a roadside or automotive context with terms resembling headlight and approach. The fragment hints at an early planning or technical note but lacks clear actions, dates, or entities to confirm a specific event or outcome.
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Selon Vater
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Louis Angat
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Mabel Tuckman
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Torres Haute
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Harry Cornthwaite
Indianapolis
BR. Burdsall
Trinity Methodist Church
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Paramount Autre
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Goler Hale
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