This Day in History for January Ninth
On January 9, 1788 Connecticut became the ninth state to ratify the U S Constitution. The date records Mississippi secession in 1861 Luxembourg’s Grand Duchess Charlotte throne in 1919 and early 1942 Japanese reinforcements to the Philippines.
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What the Stars Say March 21 to April 20 Aries overview
A block of dated horoscope notes covers each sun sign with advice on family issues, domestic problems, changing trends, and personal actions. It highlights easing anxieties in Aries and urges Taurus creativity, Gemini adaptability, Cancer delight from an old acquaintance, and caution for Virgo.
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Funeral Notices Mixed Obituaries and Memorial Verses
A collection of funeral notices and memorial poems for individuals including Larry Wade Ashley Langley Smith and several family remembrances. The items note visitations, services, and interment details, with expressions of thanks and verses about grieving and memory. Names include Joseph R. Baker & Sons and McCoy Leffler Funeral Homes, and churches, cemeteries, and hospitals are referenced.
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Cub Pack 47 Recognized at St Marys Church Reorganization
Cub Pack 47 held elections this week at St Marys Catholic Church for a reorganization. Thomas Conroy was elected pack committee chairman. John Buckley secretary. Everett Metzger treasurer. Charles DuVal training. Robert Forsythe outings. John Newby named cub master. den mothers named Patricia Horn Jayne Varney Jean Buckley Pat Conroy and Pat Moore.
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John Newby
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Pat Conroy
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Xenia Re Elects Negro Mayor
Xenia Ohio AP City Council re elected James T Henry as mayor of a 30000 resident city. Henry a black associate professor of earth science at Central State University first won the mayoralty in January 1969 after 15 years on the council.
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