Fairfield Honor Society adds 59 new members
Fairfield Honor Society announces 59 new members from county high schools across Junior and Senior classes. The list names students by school, including Amanda, Berne Union, Carroll, Clearcreek, Liberty Union, Pleasantville, Rushcreek, Rushville Union, Thurston, Violet Township, Walnut Township, and Four Point programs. Nominations for next year’s officers were also approved.
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Amanda
Robert Adler
Ralph Hutchins
Ray Hutchins
Mar-jorie Conrad
Esther Ruth Smith
John Borchers
John Reichelderfer
Pleasantville
Ena Linville
Maryim Gordon
Ruth Knecht
Rushcreek
Ge Brown
Ruth Blos
Lerline Young
Cosmo Harris
Robert Gregg
Nelson Miller
Betty Miller
Rushville Union
Bernita Johnston
Betty Cotterman
Lois Eyman
Lucille Drumm
Thurston
Walnut Township
Mary Kathryn Parrish
Lucile Ricketts
Darwin Hemplemiun
Golda Sedges
Elizabeth Baker
Rustville
Las Folows
Oris Harrison
Liberty Union
Herbert Vanline
Pickerington
Ralph Mealand
Carroll
Joan Brown
Bremen
Marvin Gordon
Millersport
Russylle
Idunkerman
Bere Union
Marjor Conrad
Ellen Meir
Ella Linville
Edith Stemen
Charles Reber
Berne Union
Robert Ader
Amands
Helen Williamson
Wayne Rostofer
Floyd Grimm
Richard Valentine
Stoutsville
Carroll School
Clearcreek Township
Liberty Union School
Oddities From News Puzzles And Quirks Across States
A collection of droll items from cities including Kansas City Illinois Missouri and California. Stories cover a held up money changer adding a dollar to thieves loot a late life pension proof license exchange post marriage license and age proof a stage money scam a deputy coroner’s note a ballot box test of Roosevelt versus Landon spring love lessons at Fresno high and a Cleveland divorce case.
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O. Wade
Wade
Galena
Ill
Joseph P. Bancroft
Ella Tucker
Laura
Fresno
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Cleveland
Rose M. Smith
Aday Smith
Georgia Ballot Is New Deal Victory
DONALDSONVILLE Ga March 5 President Roosevelt won by five to one in Georgia first presidential primary of 1936 boosting supporters while Talmadge dismissed it. Seminole County delivered 661 for Roosevelt 120 for governor. two counties Wilcox and Pierce canceled presidential primaries. Talmadge called attention to cancellations as he repudiated a grass roots Democratic convention endorsement for president. The New Deal boys are just playing a game.
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Roosevelt
Eugene Talmadge
Talmadge
Seminole County
State Democratic Committee
Georgia
Hugh Howell
Wilcox
Pierce
Seminole
New Deal
Security Bills In Assembly Delayed
COLUMBUS O March 5 Pending social security measures before Ohio General Assembly were setback when Lenate and Hoare leaders precluded consideration. The Senate insisted the House pass a recess until March 26. The House could not act on adjournment as it met Friday after conference with McCutse. Speaker Bitterness said the House would not return until the Senate acts on bills passed by the House. Senator Yoder said the Senate would not meet until March 26 for more study. Also pending are the employment insurance bill and other social security measures along with the alley bill vigoret tax and a measure for a $240000 welfare building.
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Ohio General Assembly
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Hoare Jeaders
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William M. McCutse
J. Freer Biter
Paul Yoder
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Luckies Use Center Leaves for Palatable Balance
A light smoke describes Luckies as popular for many, noting that center leaves from the tobacco plant yield the most balanced taste. Top leaves add harsh alkaline notes while bottom leaves increase acidity, but Lucky Strike relies on center leaves to achieve a rich, ripe-bodied smoke.
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Coxey to Seek President With Townsend Platform
General Jacob Coxey, unemployed army veteran, announces Ohio presidential primary run on the Townsend platform. He requests petitions and filed a candidacy letter to the Secretary of State. In 1932 he carried 75,644 votes in Ohio, now residing in Jackson, Michigan.
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Jacob
Coxe
Ohio
Coxey
Jackson
Mich
Townsend Meeting with Lancaster Townsend Club
The Lancaster Townsend Club will host an evening city council meeting. No guest speaker is planned.
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City Council
Lancaster Townsend Club
Norris Hat Shop Promotes Spring Hats Display
Saturday Shopping List highlights Norris Hat Shop with new Spring Stories in Ladies Hats on display at 111 North Columbus Street. Adr notes the shopper friendly presentation and nearby location to guide curiosity.
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