New Hampshire and Michigan Vote Trends in 1928 Presidential Contest
The article reviews Republican strength in New Hampshire and Michigan, noting longheld electoral patterns and past presidential votes. It compares state trends with Alabama and references key figures such as Hoover and Coolidge, plus debates over Prohibition and upcoming electoral poses.
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New Heampshire
Woollrow Wake
John G. Wirant
Ta Tun Tern
Maina City
Avila
Noeraix
George H. Moses
Fred TH. Brown
Roosevelt
Cormorly
Wilbur M. Stuckan
William A. Comstock
Jantex Gouzank
Donatila- Vonal
Democrate
Democrata
Michigan
Tia
Alabama
J. Choma Merlin
Alfred BE. Smith
Weatlin
Flerbert
Floover
Hoket
John H. Bankhead
Tieflin
Senate
Interrab
Nehann
Serenade at Collinsville honors Kin Singer couple
In Collinsville Ort Miss Mee Campbell of Menrae visits relatives while Miss Ruth Shottenbargar heads to Newark for Scout work. A Saturday serenade for Mr and Mrs Auge Kinsinger followed with ice cream and cake. Rally Day at Sunday School and local deaths noted along with several out of town visits and a chicken supper fundraiser for the school building.
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Collinsville
Newark
Abotas
Charles Boner
Hamilton
W. Z. Snyder
Lynn Lintner
Kinsinger
Auge Kissinger
Kinesinger
Fitton
Dox’ Fitton
Grange
Fitton’a Talk Was Wpon Reconstra- Hon Finance Corporation
William Taylor
Bir
Taylors
Giffe Bonner
Fred Winkler
Hemilton
Everett Brenett
Chicago
Will Barnett
Mwfp
Addie Lane
George Danklebarger
David
Marjorie Cruto
Gratis
Catn
Jim Lackey
The
Ee, Indies
J. M. Sabieks
Guides
Adan. Weissinger
Wyoming
Russell Pee
Lucila Kyouskopt
Grace Thowyison
Mable Goiis
Cincinnati
Jennie Miller
Mise Bell Miller
Blanche Forrester
Leama
Temperance Meeting Set for West Chester Sunday Night
A temperance meeting will be held Sunday evening at the 2 percent church in West Chester. The Woman's Christian Temperance Union of Mason will present a program with music by a quartet and soloists from Mason. Special members of the group will be provided by the catoh orchestra. All friends are invited to attend.
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West Chester
Speciad
Ostahar
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Mason
Miasla
Catoh
Union Grange Unio Grange
Fred King
Hest Gel
Camden
Camden School
Preble County
Howard Heald
Dayton
Camden Band
Lou Sterzenbach
Church Women of Somerville Hold Notable Meetings
Church women in Somerville met for meetings at Mrs Taw Pogue's house and with the Presbyterian Indice at Main Street. Attendees included many members and visitors, with social hours, business sessions, and birthday notes. local families and visiting relatives were mentioned among the engagements and dinners.
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Somerville
M. B. Aid Society
Will Brennan
Main Street
Eloise Chapinn
Ruth Stephen
Rural schools urged tax rise for equality of opportunity
Columbus reports illustrate Joseph W. Fichter urging higher rural school funding while noting urban and rural gaps. He compared funding to highway and tobacco spending, calling for gasoline tax money to aid schools. Michigan leader William Rotingan praised rural-urban social cooperation. associates and officers of the Ohio congress of parents and teachers were elected or reappointed, with next elections slated for next year.
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Columbus
Joseph W. Fichter
Butler County
Ohio Congress of Parents and
Chia
Pichter
William B. Rotingan
Rural Department of Education
Michigan
Tington
Loutth View
F. M. Shelton
Springfield
Ross J.jordan
North Ohnsted
Screening-Tristes
H. B. Goyert
Cincinnati
Treas- nrer-Erustee
FP. M. Falk
Duest Falls
Meillie Geron
C. W. Booth
Gallipolis
Uamilton Schaeffer
One New Member Application At Pt Hamilton Connell 309
At the Pt Hamilton Connell No. 309 Daughters of Amrita meeting at the Ch of A hall one application for membership was received. Elizabeth Quinlan reported on the national session in Providence R I. An all day sewing is planned for Wednesday and the Fort Hamilton Hospital branch will meet Wednesday. On Saturday, October 2, Fort Hamilton will have activities.
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Hamilton Connell
Daughters of Amrita
A. Hall
Elizabeth Quinlan
Providence
Fort. Hamilton Hospital
Hamilton
Code of Safety By Legion Rifle Club For Butler Hunters
The Hamilton American Legion Rifle Club issues a safety code for hunters guiding firearm use. It cites NRA standards, notes wide membership, and urges strict handling rules to prevent accidents. Key points include unloading before inspection, never pointing at anything unintended, avoid hunting with loaded guns, and using slings when climbing to prevent drops.
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Legion Rifle. Club
Butler Hunters
Americany Legion Rifte Club
Hamilton
National Rifle Association
Tit
Malcolm
Cook
Tha Eluh
Josh
Mrs Lucinda Mann Passes Away in Preble County
Mrs Lucinda Mann 73 a resident of Preble County and widow of John E K Mann died at her home on Eston Avenue. Survived by son Leonard Mann and daughter Edna Suckley, plus a sister and a brother. Funeral at home Monday with Rev B T Cotton officiating, burial at Mound Hill Cemetery Eaton.
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Tutindsa Ann Mann
People County
John EK. Mann
Borth Aukerman Street
Eston
Leonard Mann. Enton
Edna Suckley
Carmpbellatown
BT. Cotton
Huryikl Sa-Mound Hill
Eaton
Claims horse bought was blind and useless in basjant court
Ozro Witters sues C B Beabers in common pleas court seeking repayment of 100 for a horse sold as sound and fit for work. Witters claims the animal proved blind windbroken and useless, with damages of 60 additional sought. Nearby notices list estate inventories appraisals and realty transfers across several townships, plus a census marriage total for 1931.
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Camden
Gaimden
Common Pleas Court
Ozro Witters
C.be
Baaers
Witters
Hesoge
Monty
Stars of Radioland Star Returns to Stage
A fragmented report notes Ubealele Mea Edwards, also known as Ubaiele Dke, returning to the stage after building a reputation with provocative recordings. The piece mentions twice weekly radio appearances and a renewed public profile amid unclear details.
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Edwards
Ube
Saceem
Screem
Moravian Missionaries Pioneered Ohio Settlement and Martyrdom
The Moravians led by David Zeisberger established the first white settlement in present day Ohio near a spring in Tuscarawas County. They taught reading and writing, preached in Delaware, and faced hardships including captivity and attacks. In 1781 Zeisberger’s group suffered under British custody, and the massacre at Gnadenhutten later claimed many converts, yet the Moravian faith persisted and Goshen/Gnadenhutten remained as centers of their community in Ohio.
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Ohio
David Zeisberger
Seloenhruan
Olio
Gundenhulten
Schomnbeunn
Zeisberger
What
Is- Wyandotte
Acuaty
Tuscaraway Valley
Michif
Canada
Goshen
Gandenhuteen
Millville Parent Teachers meeting at Reformed Church
Special to The Journal reports a Millville Millville Township PTAs rallying at the Reformed church on Monday October 7 at 8:00 pm with a reception for attendees. A large homecoming and anniversary observances at Federated church included a three-service program and basket dinner. plus community notices on moves, visits, and pastor addresses from local families and former pastors.
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Tillville
PT. A
Boas Township
Reformed Church
Millvilla
Federated Church
Friends x
Paul Vockinad
Zon
Hamilton Avenue
Gillespie Sddi
Hamilton
Toree
Corthe
Bockman
Hockmands
Mgd
Persamat News
Aft
Karl Moors
Duluth
Minn
Inller
Mrr
den Jaiderman
Bo, Beal
Ham
Itlon
Ollie Yordy
Hark Oyler
Otto Gratner
Chan Williams
George Willining
M. M. Smith
K. Beott
Dayton
The
Presbyterian Church
MP. Sehoepfle
Hey. L. Hy Hice
Cincinnati
Hy Shults
Federated, All
Amusements at Paramount feature mystery thriller shows
Tonight closes the run of 70 000 Witnesses at the Paramount. The production touts a football mystery thriller angle with Tehnny Mack Brown formerly of the 1925 Alabama eleven in the halfback role. Supporting cast includes Phillips Thlmes Charlie Rug gles and Dorothy Jordan. Bird of Paradise opens Sunday with Pathog and humor eye rampen and Hickling mark at the Paramount for two shows.
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Paramount
Tehnny Mack Brown
Alabama Eleven
Phillips
Para' Maont Theatre
Twostey Mn
Grst
Ohio Trust Chief Named First Central President
Ohio events list cross references Akron to Chisago as Ohio business circles name Ohio Trust chief Ohio banks highlight a presidency shift at First Central Trust with Harey Williams stepping down as chair. Oberlin College hosts a high school scholarship contest across eight states.
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Akron
Sterling B. Cramer
Continental Trimois Trust Company
Chisago
First Central Trust Company
Aneeeeling
Harey Williams
The
Boar
Oberlin
Oberlin College
Eigh States
Freeman Avenue House Damaged by Boys Report
Clarence Herman of 272 Pleasant Avenue reported Friday night that his house on Freeman Avenue was damaged by boys who tore off weather boarding and threw dirt on the floor. United States export trade in.
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Freeman Avenue
Clarence Herman
Pleasant Avenue
Paris
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