Forests blamed for floods shift to farms in Ohio valley
In a June dispatch Washington columnist Charles P. Stewart traces flood causes beyond deforestation. He cites Wil lis Moore on 1763 as peak Ohio river level with no trees cut and notes lumbermen insist agriculture, land use, and farm practices drive flood risks more than forestry.
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Washington Bureau
Times-Herald
Charles P. Stewart
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Willis Moore
Weather Bureau
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Pittsburgh
Cairo
Compton
Ohio Basin
Upper
Muskingum
Cincinnati
Miami
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Kentucky
Tennessee
Ohio
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Rose Point Missionary Meeting and Young People Social
The Rose Point Women's Missionary society met all day at the church with quilting and a picnic dinner led by Mrs. Nannie Wilson. Pearl Kennedy led devotions as fourteen members and one visitor attended. About thirty Young People's members gathered at a young girls’ home for an evening of games and refreshments on June 15.
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Women's Missionary Society of the
R. P. Church
Nannie Wilson
Young People’s Society
The
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Church Services Proclaim June 27 Sermons
Rev. Reno Robb will preach Sunday June 27 at 11 am in the R P church. Sabbath school starts at noon led by Superintendent Clarence Wilson. Cru saders and C Y P U meet at 7 30 pm.
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Reno Robb
R. P
Clarence Wilson
Crusaders
Kennedy family visits and travels noted in Rose Point
Mrs Belle Kennedy and her son Or ris and daughter Pearl visited Mr and Mrs Everett Kennedy Saturday. Paul McClymonds left Sunday for Grand Junction Colorado after vacation with relatives in this vicinity. Mr and Mrs Audley McClymonds and Mr and Mrs Weller McClymonds were Butler visitors Saturday.
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Rose Point
Belle Kennedy
Orris
Pearl
Everett Kennedy
Paul McClymonds
Grand Junction
Colo
Audley McClymonds
Weller McClymonds
Miracle Paul and Bill Exchange Witty Banter on Electricity
A humorous exchange compares marvels of electricity with personal quips. Paul comments on electric marvels, Bill replies in playful disbelief. The dialogue turns to regret about a relationship as one character asks for sympathy and the other retorts with a sharp line.
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Paul
Bill
Bloodlines and monarchy echo in English history and modern life
The article argues that English royal blood spans centuries from William the Norman, through Norman and Tudor lines to Windsor, noting democratic upheavals and the enduring pull of the throne. It cites Cromwell, Drake, and royal coronations, then contrasts aristocratic lineage with democratic society and warns about regulations for ordinary life such as trailer parking.
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England
William the Norman
Mussolini
Hitler
Demos
Duke of Norfolk
Henry VIII
Francis Drake
Spain
George VI
Duke of Portland
Two Sentences Imposed In Lawrence County Court
The Lawrence County court imposed penalties on Frank Straw for selling liquor without a license, with $200 fine and six months in the workhouse on the first count and $100 on the second count. Ives Brooks received a $100 fine and ninety days in jail for possession. other sentences were continued for investigation.
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Lawrence County Court House
Frank Straw
Ives Brooks
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