College Corner Plans Washington Bicentennial Event
Local notes show College Corner planning a Washington bicentennial celebration with free events on October 20 and 31. Civic league sponsorship, colonial exhibits, and volunteer drives are mentioned alongside school cooperation and election logistics. Season basketball tickets go on sale with a lengthy schedule listed.
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Washington
College Carner
Civi¢ League
Tianglab
Gleaners Glass
M. W. Church Husday
Ohio W. C
T. A
Mya
Lou Basnett
Miso
Frank Tanmerle
Abi Good Samaritan Hospital
Cincinnati
St. Andrews
West Elkton
Reily
Monroe
Stewart
Everton
Brownsville
Grals
Springfield
Alunaui
McGulley
Jdsu
Brookville
Carrtown
Fookville
McQuftey
Eaton
Daily Lessons in English Word Study Sanctity
A fragment from a language primer discusses misused phrases and common mispronunciations. It defines SANCTITY as the state or quality of being sacred or holy and notes the sanctity of an oath, alongside tips to expand vocabulary by mastering one word daily.
Heart of a Wife and Marion’s Disappearance Tainted by Shack siege
Carolyn recounts events at a remote shack where Marion vanished after a stranger arrived by horseback. The narrator probes Carolyn for details, pressing about a coded letter and a planned rescue while noting the tense atmosphere and the captors’ routine as two women tended the room and prepared for an escape attempt.
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Briz
Tom
Marion
Bersrnic
Abe
Hugh Grantland
Mez
Jos
Thera
May
Garolyn
Horeshuck
Caralor
Carolys
Tetla
Smart Cone for Little Girl in Ver a Winston Fashion
Vera Winston presents a fashion note for girls featuring a red brown woolen coat with cream lapin collar and cuffs, double breasted four buttons, inverted teats at front and back, and a deep cape yoke. Pairings include brown, white, and blue color ensembles suited for school and park days.
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Wmart
Mystery intrusion described in frightened testimony
The account recalls a nighttime home disturbance with a prowler outside the kitchen light. Carolyn, Marion, and a man unknown to them describe door smashing, a brief confrontation, and orders to stay inside as two assailants entered, seizing Marion and Mer while the others were told to return.
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Carolyn
Marion
Boyal
Ona
Mer
Riek Prats Hundtvars
Advice to Girls By Nancy Lee
A teen writer asks if she should apologize to a former boyfriend after a breakup and his new relationship. The response advises against sending a letter but suggests calmly speaking when possible to express sincere regret and hope the incident has not damaged their friendship.
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Nancy Lee
Political Gossips on Campaigns and Depression Factor
The piece surveys final campaign patterns for Hoover and Roosevelt with both parties betting on the Depression shaping the November 8 decision. It notes Hoover’s intensifying attacks on Democratic leaders, Roosevelt’s stumping in New York, and heightened activity by Coolidge and Smith as campaigns push across a broad geographic map Europe? in the broader sense of party lines.
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Hoover
Washington
Great Oride
Sen
Depres
Sion
Roosevelt
New York
Calvin Coolidge
Alfred E. Smith
Tietz Named Manager of Richman Store in Hamilton
Fred W. Tietz begins work as manager of the Richman store at 128 High Street in Hamilton, coming from Syracuse. He previously served with Richman Brothers for six years and has a solid record in store management. He succeeds Joseph Botfer as manager of the Hamilton location.
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Fred W. Tietz
Richman Hrothenature
Hamilton
High Street
Mr. Tiets
Syracuse
New York
Te Richman Brothers Company
Sight Sears
Big Place
Aim Nvat
Richman Brothers
Mr.field
Josep Botfer
Local Social Notes and Church Meeting Activity
Community members from Hamilton county and nearby towns gathered for visits and luncheons. The Fenian society held a monthly meeting at Mrs Blanche Avon's home, and the United Presbyterian Women's Missionary society met at the parish house with reports from the Trenton convention.
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Hamilcai
My. B. &. Brant Apent Suuday
Milt Argadine
Dayton
Ad Ata
A. el Shafer
Carter
Rothany
Ralph Aden Antitrs
Fron Cineinati
Ban Any
Alice van Nes
Mav
Elmer van Ness
C. S. Vans Ness
Fiebanon
Fenlian Society Wilh
Blanche Avon
Max
Mvg
Robert Maclin
Mildred Wismeyer
Tim Kelley
Hamilton
Blanche
U. FP
Lungheon
United Presbyterian Worm’s Missionary Society
Pariah House
Trenton
Alaude Zinsmeister
Marshall Barker
Neel’ Adams
History milestones from 1848 to 1925 in brief
Highlights span the era from 1848 when John C. Fremont launched a westward expedition seeking a practical railroad route to California through continental terrain, to 1925 when the endir station opened at Aklavsky Canada 225 miles north of the Arctic Circle, noting Hantings historic battles.
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Hant-ings
England
John C. Fremont
Calirfornia
Aklavsky Canada
Arctic Circle
Mulberry Brook Residents Visit and Health Updates
Mulberry Brook residents and neighbors recent visits include Ot. 14 callers from Ot, Mr. and Mrs. Sharp in Dayton, and Mrs Gleun Wittens with Mons. Tin Witness and Mildred Bebent. Mary Tinley improves after illness while W. M. Milley recovers from a sickness. Mrs Chara Kagne returns to Lewistown after visiting her brother. Mrs. Woodrow Kasig visits Gratis residents. Burk of Gratis visits his daughter. Chiris Geeding calls on Albert Brill and Mrs George Negard of German.
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Mulberer Brook
Mtarliv Walfe
Weat Kikton
Maorg Funn
Saureny
Mrx
Sharp
Fowity
Dayton
Mee
Atl
Mes
Gleun Wittens
Mons
Tin Witness
Mildred
Mr. and
Mires David Brown
West Elkton
Misa Mary Tinley
W. M. Milley
Chara Kagne
Lewieburg
Ohio
Roan Chrismoy
Woodrow Kasig
Dennard Zimmerman
Gratis
Mr. Burk
J. M. Witt Chiris Geeding
Cormontown
Albert Brill
George Negard
Genuan
White Shrine Mt Herman No 19 Holds Regular Meeting
The Mt Herman No 19 White Shrine of Jerusalem met at the Masonic temple on Thursday evening. A pig roast was planned for Thursday November 10 before the business session. One petition for membership was received.
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Mt. Herman No. 19
Jerusalem
Primary Program At First Baptist Church
The First Baptist church primary department presented a program Thursday evening under Mrs M H Copeland. The display showcased hand work and expressive projects the children have completed during unified services. Parents and friends formed an interested audience.
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First Baptist
First Baptist Church
M. H. Copeland
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