Loveland Man Makes First Local Aeroplane Trip
Patterson Wills becomes the first Loveland resident to ride an airplane. He flew from Sharon Speedway to his home on the Conant place in about seven minutes and plans an aeroplane demonstration on the race track at the Phillips Conant place this afternoon. Wills is Frank Clark’s son-in-law.
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Loveland
Ohio
Patterson Wills
Pat
Sharon Speedway
Muncie Aeroplane Co
Conant Place
Mason
Sharon
Mr. Wills
Phillips (Conant
Muncie
Carrell Street Aviation Grounds
Wills
Frank Clark
G A R Veterans Died Fast Last Year At 9789 Number
The obituary notes 9 789 G A R veterans died in the past year and about 110 000 remain. It also reports the 1920 G A R meeting to be held at Atlantic City.
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The
Atlantic City
Call for Expanded Kindergartens As School Year Opens
Commissioner P P Claxton urges more kindergarten classes as schools reopen. He notes the need to inform parents in communities lacking this grade and stresses early training in loyalty integrity and industry for all children, highlighting current access gaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior Bureau of Education
P. P. Claxton
Washington, D. C
RAT SNAP Ad Promises Quick Rodent Elimination
A citizen recounts finding a dead rat behind a cellar wall and using RAT SNAP pest powder purchased from Chenault & Oretr. The product claims a six month odorless death cure with various sizes 25¢ 50¢ and $1.00, sold with guarantee.
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Joanny
Chenault & Oretr. m
Resolutions Adopted by Sons of Veterans Demand 100 Percent Americanism
The Sons of Veterans adopted resolutions demanding full Americanism from all citizens and urging Congress to enact laws for deportation of unregenerate aliens and those who do not in good faith seek to become American citizens.
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Sons of Veterans
Congress
After War Activities Organizes Humanitarian Training
Postwar efforts organize Home Hygiene and Sick Care classes and nurse training. Junior Members guide children in school auxiliaries and community activities. The group funds relief for suffering children globally, offers temporary family social service, disaster relief, and an information service on government and private facilities. It promotes local community organization to meet common needs.
Red Cross Aids Soldiers and Civilians Worldwide
The Red Cross is nearing completion of relief service for troops in camps and hospitals both at home and abroad. It relieves civilian suffering in foreign lands with clothing, food, medicines, and sends medical nursing aid to those countries.
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THE
RED Cross
Red Cross Announces Annual Campaign for Funds and Members
The American Red Cross sets its annual drive from November 3 to 11 to support wartime obligations abroad and a peace program at home. A national quota of fifteen million dollars and 1,920 members is requested. MacKenzie R. Todd is campaign manager for Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky in the Lake Division, with state managers R. F Grant, Clarence Stanley, and John R. Downing named.
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American Red Cross
MacKenzie R. Todd
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
D. C. Dougherty
Mr. Todd
Cleveland
Todd
R. F Grant
Clarence Stanley
John R. Downing
Red Cross Expands Postwar Duties Abroad And At Home
Dr. Livingston Farrand notes Congress extended Red Cross duties after war by transferring surplus medical supplies to aid Europe and other allied regions. He urges fulfillment of obligations to war-torn areas and to aid the home front with disaster relief training and a new Junior Membership campaign. Lake Division Manager D C Dougherty comments on program directions.
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Congress
Red Cross
Europe
Livingston Farrand
Central
American Red Cross
Vas
Far East
America
Lake Division
Man- Aager
D. C. Dougherty
Four Small Bluegrass Farms Offer Opportunity To Own Home Land
The sale features four small bluegrass tracts totaling about 22 to 46 percent acres each with tobacco suitability, good fencing, springs and ponds, barns, houses, and outbuildings. Possession is March 1 1920 with a three installment plan and six percent interest. Claude S Turley and F S Turley will show the land.
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Martha Turpin
Roy Domigan
F. S. Turley
Pike
W. M. Gay
James Turley
Joe King
Claude S. Turley
Turley
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Lexington
McGurk & O'Brian
Fexington
Cumberland
Transylvania
Old Trotters
Phoenix Hotel
Castleton
Si. A
Ashland
Royal Scotch Highlanders Band
Million Dollar Pier
Department OF Nursing
Department OF Military Relief
Department OF Civilian Relief
Peace Time
Bluegrass Farms
White and Turley Pike
Clark County
Mt. Sterling
North Middletown
Winchester
Grassy Lick
Montgomery
Tract No
W. Hoffman Wood
C.S. Turley
Donaldson and
Wades Mill
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