Laurelville Club Notices and Community Happenings
Laurelville activities include Laurel Class meeting at Mrs De Swepston home with devotionals by Mrs Wolf and Cootie games. Bridge clubs hosted by Mrs Worden McClelland and Mrs Robert Bowers with high scores noted. WCTU met with topic Why people drink alcohol. Numerous visits and dinners listed with local residents, hospital trip for Barton Johnston, youth hike to Pleasant Ridge, and 45th anniversary for Bert and Mrs Crawford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel
de Swepston
Forest Wolf
Wolf
St. John
Cootie
Frank Cox
Violet
Wilson Ross
Ed. Fetch
Ray Poling
Irvinger
Lecca Hoy
Morris
Tusing Rose
Jim Goodman
Clyde
Arthur Hinton
Violet Armstrong
Worden McClelland
George Swepston
Charles Grattidge
Robert Bowers
Joe Dennison
WCTU
Irvin Boucher
Alice Morris
H. Frazier
Pearl Armstrong
Toria Barclay
Jose Melcher
Athens
Art Lowery
Harry Armstrong
New Holland
Roy Armstrong
Florida
Laurelville
William Slichter
Wallace Lappen
Newark
Frieda Lappen
Barton Johnston
Virginia Johnston
Childrens Hospital
Columbus
William Tatman
Dartha Harmon
Melvin Dumm
Janet Reid
Adam Schaal
Hallsville
Grace Steel
Johnnie Spencer
Cloyce Karshner
Gahanna
Bert Crawford
Sams Creek
Pleasant Ridge
Louise Kerns
Near Haynes
White Cross Hospital
Union Bible School Enrollment Reaches 177
Enrollment at the union daily Bible school reached 177 after the first three days of class. Attendance rose from 157 on Monday to 170 on Tuesday as joint sponsorship by Episcopal, Presbyterian, Evangelical United Brethren and Methodist churches continues. Students must attend eight of ten sessions to qualify for certificates when the school ends July 3. A picnic at Kachelmacher Park is planned for Friday July 1 with each child bringing lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Daily Bible School
Episcopal
Presbyterian
Evangelical United Brethren
Methodist
Kachelmacher Park
Birthdays Today and Historic Dates in New Amsterdam
Birthdays today include Harold H. Burton Carl Mil les Alfred Kinsey George Weiss and W Lawson Little. Special greetings go to named individuals and places as a variety of historical notes appear, including the first wardens in New Amsterdam and a treaty signed by William Penn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold H. Burton
United States Supreme Court
Carl Milles
Alfred C. Kinsey
George M. Weiss
W. Lawson Little
New Amsterdam
William Penn
S. Irvin Cobb
Germany
Civil Service Announces Exams For Various Federal Posts
The U S Civil Service Commission lists openings for a trademark examiner in the Patent Office a park ranger in the National Park Service and an electronics scientist. The trademark examiner role pays 3727 a year with no written test and the park ranger entrance salary is 2974 a year applicants must pass a written test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Civil Service Commission
U.S. Patent Office
Park Ranger
National Park Service
Board of Civil Service Examiners
Washington
William S. Hart Dies at 79 in 1946 Film Legacy
Obituary notes the death of William S. Hart, famed film cowboy, in 1946 marking the end of a starry era in silent Westerns at age 79 under a period of wartime labor strain in the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nation
William S. Hart
Job Openings for Electronic Scientists with Veteran Preference
Positions offer 3727 to 10305 dollars yearly with no written test. Applicants need three years of relevant experience or education. Age limits waived for veterans. For details contact Charles Struble local secretary for the commission at the post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Struble
Commission
Wild Pigs Thrive on Kangaroo Meat in New South Wales
In northwestern New South Wales wild pigs flourish by feeding on kangaroo meat and pumpkins, signaling an unusual predator-prey dynamic as regional wildlife adapts to available resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
New South Wales
Australia
Hunters release stud boars to boost feral pig strain
Professional hunters supply outback meat retailers with pork and bolster feral pig stocks by releasing stud boars. The wild pigs reportedly descend from domestic pigs and are now part of the strain conservation and meat supply effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Outback
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Fritz Hoffner
Logan
Glen McHarg
Glenda
Woodrow
Union Furnace
Dwight Huggins
Judy Wiggens
Glenda McHarg
Annabelle Swackhamer
Near Logan
Linda Kay Poling
Phillip Swackhamer
Bert Cavince
Dave Snyder
Carl Swackhamer
Robert, Curtis
Annabelle
George Swackhamer
Judy
Carolyn
Lewis Hitler
Jess Anderson
Circleville
Anderson
Swackhamers
Vic
Ervin's Market
Elmer
Danite
Union Bible School
Rebecca Holloway
Evelyn Hockman Salts
North Mulberry Street
Raymond Cook
Oreville
Stanley Knotts
Lancaster
Louise Ellis
East Main Street
U. S. Civil Service
E. Main St
Logan, Ohio
Aluminum
Gateway
John Deere
Tbs
Hunter
Inland
Ford
Auto Supply Co
Quake State Motor Cab
Crystal Rock Gas Co
Stage Coach Inn
Second St
Standard Pire Insurance Company of
Hartford, Conn
Meat Department
Paul Fox
W. Hunter St
Cases & Risc Drug Stores
A&p
California
Arkansas
U.S
U.S. No
Calif
CTC
Chuck Roast
Veal
Vo Tb
Nabisco Ritz
Duff
Ann Page
Walker's
Walker
Scott Co
Wisconsin
Sunnyfield
Sunnybrook
CNG Meek
A&P’s
Jane Parker Bakery
Angel Food Bar
Marvel Bread
Boston
Jane Parker
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