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Lancaster Gazette

Location

Lancaster, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1936

Page

2

England Accepts View New King Will Stay Bachelor

London reports that King Edward VIII is likely to remain a bachelor, with no marriage or natural heir. The piece traces royal match speculation from Victoria through postwar years, noting many European princesses and English ladies were linked to him but never wed. It emphasizes Edward's busy life and family ties, arguing years of public pressure failed to sway him from bachelorhood.

England NEA London Edward Albert Prince of Wales Queen Victoria Olgs Victoria Erit Bosy Europe America Britain Edward Louise of Prussia Tieana Marie Romania

Ohio utility seeks leave to withdraw pipelines G-212 G-218

The Ohio Fuel Gas Co a public utility filed with the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio for permission to withdraw from service and salvage pipelines G-212 and G-218 in Rushcreek Pleasant and Berne Townships Fairfield County. A public hearing is set for February 11 1926 at 19 o'clock A M in Heating Room No 4 New State Office Building 63 South Front Street Columbus Ohio. Published pursuant to the Commission order.

Ohio Fuel Gas Co Public Utilities Commission of Ohio Rushcreek Township Pleasant Township Berne Township Fairfield County New State Office South Front Street Columbus Ohio

Epochal Guard Stories from Roosevelt and Royalty in New York

A New York report chronicles intimate guard details as President Roosevelt arrives at the Museum of Natural History, with a swift pocket-check and persistent Secret Service escort. It recalls King Edward VIII’s New York visit and Curley hosting Georges Carpentier, plus Edward’s Belmont outing netting a bookmaker gain.

Lester Scott Jack Curley Scott Long Island Georges Carpentier Curley New York Georges Edward VIII Belmont

Romances of Idle Dreams Around Prince Edward

The text argues Prince Edward avoided marriage due to war preoccupations and postwar gaiety. It notes his bachelor life at St James Palace and Fort Belvedere, suggesting strong will in resisting family and political pressure to wed. The piece portrays him as increasingly his own master over the past five years.

Edward St. James Palace Fort Belvedere Tran

Amanda Debaters Win at Columbus in Debate Night

Amanda High School negative team defeated Columbus West opponents as Cyrius Rhymer and Luella Ream argued Socialized Medicine. Professor Wiley of Ohio State judged the match. next Tuesday Amanda’s affirmative faces Washington D. H. at 2 15 p m in the high school auditorium with public invited.

Amanda High School Columbus West Cyrius Rhymer Luella Ream Wiley Ohio State University Speech Department Amanda Washington D. H

Leaning bridge puzzles Grand Coulee Dam area

The east pier of the state highway bridge over the Columbia River near Grand Coulee has tilted about 20 degrees. Federal bridge experts have been sent to study the situation and determine stability and necessary precautions.

Coulee Dam Wale Pisa Grand Coulee Dam Columbia River

Berlin claims tallest woman born here in Elsa Droyson

The city asserts she is the birthplace of Elsa Droyson reputedly the world’s tallest woman. Now living in London with her sister she stands about 2.25 meters seven feet four inches tall.

Berlin Elsa Droyson London Miss Droyson

Oddities in News at Independence Missouri

A set of quirky items from across the United States includes Richard Lillard, a formerly enslaved man aged about 34, who jokes he will become a banker on Missouri’s old age pension. Cleveland reform mayor Anne Lakowitz conducting a vice raid with no charges. carnival star Frederick Von Gerber dying of tuberculosis. Anton Rodney, now at Works Progress Administration earning $55 a month, planning to repay relief funds. and W B Smith in Columbus attaching a coal stove to his auto radiator to prevent freezing.

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Millersport Gun Club to Host Sunday Trapshoot

The Millessport Gun Club will hold a trapshoot Sunday afternoon on grounds east of Millersport along state route 204. Merchandise prizes will be awarded. All shoots in this section are invited to attend.

Milléssport Gun Club Willl Millersport

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