Loyal Friends and Evangelical United Brethren Meet at Homes
Loyal Friends of First Church of Christ held a Tuesday meeting at Mrs. Earl Whitt’s home where Rev. W D Brock installed officers for the year. Seventeen members were present including Mrs. J O Byrne and Mrs. Lola Lawson who served luncheon. Evangelical United Brethren met at Mrs Hayes Sanders home with 15 members and 2 visitors. plans for a March 2 white elephant sale were announced along with a dime bank presentation for the church building fund and a Valentine exchange.
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Loyal Friends Loyal Friends
First Church of Christ
Earl Whitt
Young St
W. D. Brock
Hebert Spade
Malcolm Alexander
Kenneth Lowe
Paul Yarber
Lester Dennis
William Daly
George Arkill
J. O. Byrne
William Frisby
Lola Lawson
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Hayes Macy
Franklin
Thomas Sanders
Nell Piper
Alger Stickelman
Carl Storck
Dix
Pearl Whitesell
Whitesell
Charles Bell
Wizard's Message Promises Fast Ulcer Relief Trial
Castells Drug Co and Gillen Crow Pharmacies advertise a stomach ulcer and excess acid remedy sold on a 15 day trial. Claims over three million bottles sold for symptom relief including indigestion, gas, and sleep disturbance. Includes prompt recovery promise with no cost if not satisfied.
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Beck
Witsaap
Frazier in Fair Condition After Train Collision
Edwin Frazier of Monroe is in fair condition at Middletown Hospital after a wreck at Route 25 crossing near Oakland Station four miles south of Middletown. He suffered a dislocated hip a fractured left wrist head lacerations and loss of several teeth when his car was struck by a Cincinnati bound Pennsylvania freight train Monday night.
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Frazier Fair
Edwin Frazier
Monroe
Middletown Hospital
Oakland Station
Middletown
American Tanners Use About a Million Kangaroo Skins
Report notes that U.S. tanners process roughly one million kangaroo and wallaby skins annually. The figure highlights demand for exotic hides and industry scale.
Women of the Moose Meet in Moose Lodge
The lodge gathering heard committee reports and accepted a letter from the Aston Chapter inviting them to attend its 31st anniversary celebration. Refreshments followed and the meeting adjourned.
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Women of the Moose
Moose Hore
Aston
Daughters of America appoints officers and plans bus to Dayton
Silver Link Council No. 223 met in Knights of Malta Hall with Miss Betty Mae Click as acting councilor. Mrs. Shelby Cox was installed as vice councilor. A bus will be chartered to take members to Dayton Tuesday evening February 9 to attend the union meeting. Members should contact Mrs. Ferris Gutshall by Saturday February 7. Unity Council No. 241 and Miami Valley Council No. 30 may also join. After the meeting a social hour followed. Mrs. Joe Ditmeyer announced team practice for the next meeting February 11.
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Silver Link Council
Daughters of America
Knights of Malta
Betty Mae Click
Shelby Cox
Dayton
Ferris Gutshall
Unity Council No
Miami Valley Council
Gutshall
Lions Auxiliary Meeting At Girls Club Seeks April Convention
Thirty members and one guest attended the Lions Auxiliary at the Girls' Club. Mrs. Sam Tutt presided as president. The district convention set for April 11 will be in Middletown with the local chapter hosting visiting chapters. A Valentine themed party featured a white elephant exchange and the table centerpiece a Valentine tree. Guests received heart shaped pin cushions and February birthday gifts went to Mrs. Luff Laundy Mrs. Russell Stabler and Mrs. Harold Leichty. The committee included Mrs. Charles Harmon Mrs. William D Long Mrs. James Diefenbach and Mrs. L. H Bremmer. World Prayer Day is urged for February 13 at Baptist Church. Next meeting at the Girls' Club with Mrs. Jack Maurice in charge.
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Lions
Sam Tutt
Middletown
J. R. Baker
Rochester
Minn
Ray Miles
Connecticut
Valentine
Luff Laundy
Russell Stabler
Harold Leichty
Charles Harmon
William D. Long
James Diefenbach
L. H Bremmer
Baptist Church
Girls’ Club
Jack
Maurice
Sam Tutt City
Municipal Court Detainees Face Fines and Furloughs
Ernest Ratliff 25 of 806 Catalpa Dr was fined 100 and had driving rights suspended six months for driving while intoxicated before Judge Alton H Combs. Harry Vandrum 57 at large was fined 50 and sentenced to 30 days in the Cincinnati Workhouse for cadging. A man was fined 100 and given 30 days in the Workhouse, both suspended on leaving town. Another man fined 10, forfeited 25 bond, and another jailed 30 days for intoxication. No Municipal Court session tomorrow due to funeral of attorney C W Elliott.
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Ernest Ratliff
Catalpa Dr
Alton H Combs
Ratliff
Charlies St
Harry Vandrum
Cincinnati
Vendrum
Central Ave
C. W. Eliott
12-Foot Snow Giant Crafted by Local Brothers
Three Irvine brothers Tom Bill and Bob built a 12 foot snowman on Woodlawn Ave Middleton. They worked about five hours shaping a life like face coal eyes buttered nose and wire ears. Tom and Bill are Frigidaire Dayton workers and Bob studies at Miami University.
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Woodlawn Ave
Tom
Bill
Bob Irvine
Bill Irvine
Frigidaire
Dayton
Bob
Miami University
Local Doctor George Canfield Passes National Medical Exam
Dr. George Canfield son of Dr and Mrs J J Canfield of Orland has passed the National Board of Medical Examinations earning eligibility to practice medicine in all states except Florida Montana and Wisconsin. He took the Ohio State Board last year in Chicago while interning at Christ Hospital Cincinnati and holds A B and M D degrees from the University of Michigan. Mrs Canfield teaches kindergarten in Cincinnati.
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George Canfield
J. J. Canfield
Orlando
National Board of Medical Examinations
Florida
Montana
Wisconsin
Ohio State Board
Canfield
Chicago
University of Michigan
Christ Hospital
Cincinnati
Cincinnat
Dayton Power and Light seeks seven Ohio utilities
Dayton Power and Light Co filed with the state utilities commission to buy seven Ohio utilities for 789400. The firms listed include Bradford and Gettysburg Electric Light and Power Co Stookville and Lewisburg Lighting Co Buckeye Light and Power Co Eaton Lighting Co Greenville Electric Light and Power Co New Madison Lighting Co and Western Ohio Public Service Co all based in Greenville. The plan tags them as subsidiaries of United Public Utilities Corp of New Jersey and sets a base sale price of 7830000.
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Columbus
Dayton Power and Light Co
Ohio Uti
State Utilities Commission
Bradford
Gettysburg
Electric Light and Pow Co
Stookville and
Lewisburg
Buckeye Light and Power Co
Eaton Lighting Co
Greenville Electric Light and Power Co
New Madison Lighting Co
Western Ohio Public Service Co
Greenville
United Public Utilities Corp
New Jersey
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Tuffy
Trouble Free
AR Steel Construction
Dohn’s
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Lions’ Auxiliary
Dayton Company Seeks Utilities
Lydia
Pinkhams
Pinkham
AD Babaas
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Jewelers, Inc
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Charles OF London
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