Public Utility Publicity and Rates Debate in Ohio
The article argues utilities serve public needs with fair rates covering costs and depreciation. It notes 1920 tax data valuing utilities at about 14 percent of Ohio property, urges local publicity to foster understanding, and calls for responsible use of natural gas amid rising costs and conservation needs. It stresses that municipalities deserve reliable service and reasonable prices, while utilities must justify rates before a fair tribunal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Spabiic Iy
Gacs
Byrdh
Dendelling
Uinio Frubtic
Enor
Hiv Tax Commission
Ohio
Young people fish on Saturday near Nine Mile
The report notes a fishing outing by local youths on Saturday afternoon at Nine Mile. W H McKone and family from Lawrence visited relatives, spending Sunday evening with his mother Mrs McKone and family. Miss Katherine Kelsall visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nine Mile
W.H. McKone
Lawrence
Reno cemetery Decoration Day exercises set for May 2
Reno community details a three person graduation list and a busy slate of local visits and events. Notable names include Stella Phenicie Arthur Hicks Ellen Hemphill and many residents from Reno and nearby towns. A Memorial Day program committee is named with Fred Kahn presiding and Frank Breese as vice president.
Lecompton Visitors and Family News
Mr Nichols and Charlie spent Sunday in Lecompton with Gus Hildebrand and Mrs A C Agaster with Grandma Ridinger. Frank Fitzpatrick named Frances Mary, and Kirk Fitzpatrick named Mary Lee for their infants. Lisl Ralph Hildebrand spent time with grandmother Mrs Nichols and uncle Mr Nicholson. Frank Bidinger stayed Tuesday night with Roy Deskin. Frank and Walter Wooliknie visited Kansas City on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ers
Mr. Nichols
San Charlie
Lecompton
Gus Hildebrand
A.C Agaster
Grandma Ridinger
Frank Fitzpatrick
Frances Mary
Awd Scheer
Will Murphy
Lisl
Ralph Hildebrand
Frank Bidinger
Roy Deskin
Hirs
Kirk Fitzpatrick
Mary Lee
Frank
Walter Woolikniie
Kansas City
Obituary and Social Notes From Local Community
Wednesday morning John Q Brine brother of Mrs M A Andersone passed away early that morning. Roy Deskin visited Lecompton. Pie and Mrs Dave Shields visited George Ardlerdgn home. D A Bidinger and Albert Hildenbrand were in Lawrence. Ted Buchheim and Everett Elkins called at O A Ridinger home. August Walters family Grace and Charles visited Frank Fitzpatrick home. Mrs Chas Roller and daughter Violet spent time with Mrs Henry Deister Jr. Chas Kampschroder and Clinton visitors stayed with sister Mrs Aug Kampeschroder at Stull. Will Murphy and others attended Royal Neighbor meeting at Belvoir. Memorial services planned for first Sunday in June at 2:40 at Clinton Presbyterian Church. Herb Grass and Frank Bidinger were Stall visitors. Nellie and Paul Alderson were awience visitors. Walter and Charles attended Lecompton visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Phenick
A. G. Eislie
Harry Skeets
Roy Dehoff
Lawrence
Victor
Rosalie
Sparks
Reno
Stella
May Phenicie
Arthur Hicks
Ellen Hemphill
Pansy Wear
Mississippi
J. P. Clevenger
Jim Guthrie
California
Carl Thomaf Lawrence
Western Buyers’ Association
Omaha
Nebraska
Emmett Kelsall
H.G. Marsh
Phil
St. Louis
Sam Kelsall Sr
Howard Millay
Tonganoxie
Will Botts
Pearl Batts
Herbert Botts
Bonner Springs
Carlton
Kansas
Walter
Ralph McRill
Gladys
Thelma Hemphill
W. T. Bleakley
Jean McKorie
Minneapolis
Minn
Mutual Benefit Insurance Co
Torganoxie
R. A. Wingrove
C. H. Dimmick
Jim
Jorpey
Clinton
T Hess
Mary's Road
Maria
Abilene
Kansas City Daily Star
John
Q'Brine
M. A. ‘Andersone
Roy Deskin
Lecompton
Suesday
Pie
Dave Shields
George Ardlersgn
August Walters
Grace
Charles
Frank Fitzpatrick
Chas Roller
Violet
Henry Deister, Jr
Chas, Kampschroder
Aug. Kampeschroder
Stull
Will Murphy
O. A. Bidinger
Fred Brokman
Roth
Moeting
Belvoir
Story
Valack Sharp
Kanwaka Aid Society Quilting Meeting and Social
The Kanwaka Aid Society met on Thursday May 12 for a full day quilting with Mrs George Richards and a hearty noon dinner. Guests included Mrs W Allison Mrs Albert Lyreh Mrs Ambrose Bigsby Mrs Shipman Carter Mrs Lon Richards Miss Malythe Richards and Mrs Nannie Howard. Next meeting set for May 26 with Mrs Homer Hird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fasties Aid Society
George Richards
W . Alison
Albert Lyreh
Ambrose Bigsby
Shipman Carter
Lon, Richards
Malythe Richards
Nannie Howard
Homer Hird
Aid Society
Twexslay
Richards
Beatty Armstrong
Henry Underwood
Ladies Aid
Robert Ulrich
Columbia
Arthur Ulrich
P. D. Miller
Everett Lee
Raymond Lee
Hazel
Sommers
Eydom
Will Taylor
St. Joseph
Aj Foundry
Guy Bigsby
Esther Hird
Lawrence
Ruth Ora Miller
Dorothy
Rena Eliot
Ruth Colman
Aileen Colman
W. E. Whetlock
Gene
Helen
W. A. Colman
John Stahl
Mary Stahl
East Overstook
H. Transmeter
Ernest Watts
Ruth Cellman
Willis Colman
Stella Belles
Viola Transmeter
Warren Kite
Surmlav
Nebraska
Kanwake
W. F. Elkin
May Fete Social Notes and Local Accidents
Donald Elkin attended the May Fete. Lawrence and Milton Elliot called Sunday afternoon at Gordlove's. Mr and Mrs Arthur Hirdan's family and Mr and Mrs G Nicks visited. Wil Lewis of Sibley traveled to the Willant Allison home Sunday. Mrs W F Elkin and children visited Mrs Arthw Ulrich. Mr and Mrs Don Weetheffer of Eudora were dinner guests of dire and Mr Finest Bigsby. A serious auto spin injured Mr Taylor and child. both Taylors returned home Wednesday. Mrs FE CL J Dusing of Lawrence spent time with Chloetta and Mervil Donald Birkin. Homer Hird painted barn. Miss Musie Towankoff spent week with sister. Mrs Wer. Eiki to entertain the Kanwaks Literary Club May 12. Institute for Public Service notes one in fifteen US college students aim to teach. Only woman to earn Doctor of Music from Oxford is named.
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Ow. A. Kelsey
Mother Machree
Sam Kelsall
Strickland
Gilliland
Fred Harmon
Edgar Davenport
Hicks
Tofeka
Marie Hess
Academy
Leavenworth
Sam Kelsall Jr
Lawrence
Fred Kahn
Tonganoxié
S . McKone
Avery
Sam
Fred Kzhn
Barnhart
Reno
Meltone
W. H. Meltone
W.H. Meltone
Vernon Dehoff
E. L. Dehoff
Roy Dehoff
C. L. Dehoff
Carlat
Ella O'Dea
Misse. Blanch
Stella May
Samuel Kelsall
Lacy Phenicie
Mary Davis
Mia
Skeets
Graham
J. H. Wolke
Milton Elliot
Gordlove’s
Arthur Hirdan
Mix
G. Nicks
Transmeter
Ehiliven
Donald
Lesnora
Arthw Ulrich
Don Weetheffer
Eudora
Dire
Finest Bigsby
Aye
Eli Taylor
Taylor
Tayler
Eli Tayler
J Dusing
Chloetta
Mervil
Donald Birkin
Merrill Taylor
Zienen
Sue
Dia
Crasciand Meehan
Milton
Muuid Slye
Homer Hird
Musie Towankoff
Ailbert Lynchl
Wer
Eiki Will Ertertain
Kanwaks Literary Chih
Armstrong
Theresa White
Vor Moe
Chipetta
No-To-Bac Helps Break Tobacco Habit
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Turkish Harem Changes Homes Across Istanbul Homes Split
The Turkish harem system is loosening as families share or rent halves of mansions to adapt to poverty and Allied troop moves. Private rooms reveal interiors decorated with mosaics and mosques motifs while European furniture and treasures are sold at auctions or sent to markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountsors
Ashe
Arneades
Teese
Epsom Salts Debate Sparks American Interest
A fragmented report notes discussion by the American Epsom Association about lemon flavored salts to reduce the awful taste. The text hints at consumer concerns and calls for clearer information on products and benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Epsom Association
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Alichael Saise
New Haven
Conn
Kanwaka
Waite
Ellitha V. Doyle
Washington
Donald Elkin
Institute For Public Service
Oxford University
Royal College of Sivsic
Gattin
City Board of Thesith of
Orleans
EPSOM
McNish Bottling Works
Ieee
Paris
Astein & Company
Beery
Lawrence National Bank
Griffin Coal. CO
R. L. Allen
Prop
Oakland
Butler Tire CO
Massachusetts
Watkins National Bank
C. H. Tucker
C. A. Hill
D.C. Asher
Dick Williams
W.E. Hazen
Moore
D. Bishop
T. C. Green
Goh
Tucker
Hill
EY. Bilge
Perkins & Company
Braghy
Smadey
OH Kore
Sangas Hills
Tran Saree
Weioglon
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