Eight Year Old Girl Displays Doll Hobby At Fair
Eight year old Sara Malcom daughter of Mr and Mrs Don Malcom of Grand Ave has a world spanning doll collection valued over 1000 dollars on display at the Episcopal Church Country Fair in Middletown. Clown Coco will judge the doll show with prizes for best dressed prettiest most unusual largest and smallest. Entries accepted at 2 30 pm or in advance with Janet Kinne. Pets register at 2 pm or in advance with Robert Millan. Other fair features include pony rides swings cinema magic show fish pond country store and a country supper.
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Sara Malcom
Don Malcom
Grand Ave
Episcopal Church
Middletown
Young Sara
Sara
Europe
Asia
Philippines
South America
Robert Nelson
Coco
Wcpo-Tv
Janet Kinne
Robert Millan
John Sutter Dies Poor After Employer Desertion
John Sutter, the California landowner where gold was found, died impoverished as his employer left the ranch to hunt for gold, Britannica notes.
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John Sutter
California
Steam Heating Will Continue In Lima Ohio
The Ohio Utilities Commission indefinitely continued the Ohio Power Companys bid to abandon steam heating in Lima amid losses and aging equipment. About 183 customers face disruption but the commission delayed a decision, citing war related equipment and gas heating freezes. The company proposed two more years of service and a $752000 replacement plan to avoid hardship, but the request for a 60 day continuance was denied.
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Columbus
State Utilities Commission
Ohio Power Company
Lima
John Ketterer
Canton
Ohio Power
H. H. Black
National Bank of Lima
Grand Ohio Power
Cponsel
Denison President Begins Round the World Flight
Dr. Kenneth I. Brown former Denison and Hiram College president departed with his wife and son for a round the world flight. He will retain Denison presidency until December 24 and becomes executive director of the St. Louis foundation on January 1. D. Dean C. F. Richards serves as acting president as Denison's 120th year opens in Granville.
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Columbus
Kenneth I. Brown
Denison University
Hiram College
Brown
Denison
United States
Co Foundation
St. Louis
C. F. Richards
Granville
Judge Harley Meyer named to Athens County term
Ohio Supreme Court appoints Hocking County Judge Harley Meyer to preside over Athens County October term. Vacancy arises from the death of Judge Roy B. Williams on August 17. Governor Lausche has not named a successor. Athens Republicans back Francis D. White, Athens attorney and former probate judge, for November election.
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Athens
Ohio Supreme Court
Hocking County Common Pleas
Harley Meyer
Athens County
Common Pleas
Roy B. Williams
Frank Lausche
Francis D. White
Enlistments Hit 23 Men and One Woman at Local Station
Luther L. Gregory announced that 23 men and one woman enlisted in August. Regular Army recruits Curry Dupee Jr and 11 others head to Fort Knox for basic training before branch assignment. Air Force enlistees Elwood Chaney and six others go to Lackland for 13 weeks. Helen Post, Middletown High School graduate, to begin training in the Women's Air Force at Lackland. Local station will stay open until 6 p.m.
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Luther L. Gregory
Stailion
U.S. Army
U.S. Air Armed Force
Fort Knox
Curry Dupee, Jr
Thelbert H. Bennett
Carl L. Harper
Darrel Banks
Harley I. Sorrell
James A
Middletown High School
Lackland Air Force Base
Women’s Air Force
Fremont polio case adds to seven for year
Susan Hawk seven year old daughter of former Mayor Bernard Hawk is Fremont's ninth polio case of the year. She was taken to Contagious Disease Hospital in Toledo where her father reports a mild attack.
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Fremont
Susan
Bernard Hawk
Toledo
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