Fourth grade teacher accepted for Gardner post
Janet Elaine Gingerich, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James N. Lindsey of Pomona, will teach fourth grade at Gardner. She plans to receive her Bachelor of Science in Education from Emoria State this year. Veterans of World War I hold a meeting Monday January 8 in the basement Auditorium with a potluck at 6 30 p.m. Adv.
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Janet Elaine Gingerich
James N. Lindsey
Pomona
Gardner
Emeroria State
Eastern Star District 14 Meeting Notice and Local Ads
The District 14 meeting of the Order of the Eastern Star is set for 2 p.m. Saturday at the old Pomona post office, with Pomona Williamsburg Melvern and Ottawa in the district. A local ad lists Turtleeneck sweaters in bulky orlon for $10 at Bob's Squire Shoppe and asks for Lamb ambulance or hearse photos before 1925 or 1930.
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Lamb
Lamb Funeral Home Inc
Order of the Eastern Star
Pomona
Williamsburg
Melvern
Ottawa
Bob
Squire
Flu Outbreak Strikes Wellsville School District
The Wellsville school system reports 10 teachers missing, about a third of staff, and 151 students absent this week due to illness, prompting closures and health precautions across campuses.
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Wellseville
Ottawa High senior wins Elks youth leadership bond
Robert Meyer son of Mr and Mrs E V Meyer 1137 S Main Ottawa is awarded a $25 savings bond in the Ottawa Elks Club youth leadership contest based on scholastic achievement and extracurricular activity.
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Robert Meyer
E. V. Meyer
S. Main
Ottawa High School
Ottawa Elks Club
Winter’s grip tightens across the nation with record cold
Arctic air froze much of the nation from Montana to Maine with near zero readings and subzero wind chills. Blizzard warnings stretched from Montana to Wisconsin as a new cold wave loomed. Hazardous driving spread into Wyoming and the Plains while Minnesota records reached 21 below and Milwaukee faced near 20 below. Kentucky and Tennessee endured ice and snow with Nashville at around 8 above as schools reopened after holidays. Houghton Michigan reported a foot of snow amid a road crew strike halting plowing, while New York Upstate saw 14 inches in Booneville and Lake Ontario’s lake-effect storm.
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Associated Press
Montana
Maine
Kentucky
Tennessee
Canada
Continental Divide
Weather Bureau
Wyoming
Plains
Mercury
International Falls
Minn
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Milwaukee
Nashville
Lake Superior
Houghton
Michigan
Upper Peninsula
Houghton County Road Commission
Lake Ontario
Upstate
New York
Booneville
Woodman Quits War Against US
Virgil Gray quits his two month stand against a 700 million dollar power line project as federal agents prepared a mass arrest. His son mediates a compromise amid his family’s mumps illness. Rodney Hamblin, the deputy U.S. attorney, says Ronald will act as go-between.
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Round Mountain
Calif
Virgil Gray
U.S
Gray
Bonneville Dam
Columbia River
California
San Francisco
Rodney Hamblin
Ronald
Calendars for Congress to Cost Taxpayers
Congress spends about 25000 yearly on printed calendars showing the Capitol and views from the chambers. House caps free calendars at 100 per member, totaling 43500, with overage at 40 cents each. Senate issues range 8000 to 8500 for large calendars plus 1500 small ones, free counts vary by chamber.
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Capitol
House
Senate
United States Senate
House of Representatives
New House
Government Printing Office
Alabama Governor Wal lace faces possible malignant nodule
Governor Lurleen Wallace, 41, reports a thumbnail size nodule in her pelvic region possibly malignant. She plans radiation at M D Anderson Hospital in Houston for three to four weeks, returning Monday, with husband George Wallace by her side at times.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Lurleen Wallace
Wallace
M. D. Anderson Hospital
Houston
Tex
George Wallace
Cancer Clinic
Ewing
Florida
Houston Hospital
Peyton Place to Depart In Search of Higher Ratings
AP film writer notes Peyton Place will air its 400th episode next Monday, claiming the ABC serial has the most filmed hours of any series and rarely reruns. Producer Paul Monash says ratings are solid but not strong enough for renewal and hints a major character may be sent to Boston for a new storyline to boost interest.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
ABC
Paul Monash
Monash
Boston
New Year sniper blasts target bank car and homes
Huntington Beach police said the New Year’s Eve sniper may have targeted a bank, a car, and at least 11 houses. Patrick Williams found three roof holes while taking down decorations, and a .38 caliber bullet was found in his shingles. He is the 11th Orange County resident to report unexplained roof bullet holes.
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Huntington Beach
Calif
Patrick Williams
Williams
Orange County
Los Angeles
Tough Cops Recapture Burglary Suspects in Hickory
Police detective Jack Williams says after a chase and capture two burglary suspects gave no resistance. Williams and an officer pursued the men, recapturing them in Hickory, North Carolina.
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Hickory
N.C
Jack Williams
Williams
Whooping crane shot dies after transfer to San Antonio
One of 48 wild whooping cranes died Thursday after being rushed to a San Antonio veterinary hospital from Aransas National Wildlife Refuge. The adult bird suffered multiple shotgun wounds and was beyond help upon arrival.
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San Antonio, Tex
Aransas National Wildlife Refuge
Local Farm News Brews With Admissions and Death Notices
The Daily Report lists Thursday and Friday admissions in Austin Dawson and Walnut addresses, with injuries and burns. Dismissals include Lance Rider and the Barnhart family, noting newborn weights 8 lb 31/2 oz and 8 lb 2 oz, plus a noninjury vehicle collision near Ottawa. Obituaries honor Flaveous Beavers, 78, and Charles Benjamin Vincent, 74, detailing service times, burial places, and survivor lists.
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Michael Snyder
Walnut
Donny Barnhart
Lawrence Rfd
Raymond Rumeford
Ottawa
Retired Carthage Blacksmith Witnessed Marble Era
Ray Erwin, 75, retires after 59 years as a blacksmith sharpening channeling cutters at Carthage Marble Corp. He began as a helper in 1908, recalling steam power and a $1.25 daily wage. The industry, rooted in Carthage since 1885, shifted to electric tools and interior marble uses across 100 types.
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Carthage
Carthage Marble Corp
Ray Erwin
Erwin
Ash Grove
Springfield
Carthage Marble and Limestone Co
Carthage Long
Batesville
Ark
Obituary notices for Nettie E Harding and Frances I Sands
Services for Nettie E Harding 87 Oak Grove Missouri were held December 30 at Webb Chapel. Frances I Sands died January 2 and services were January 4 at Grace Episcopal Church with Rev. Leopold Hoppe officiating. Burial followed at Hope Cemetery.
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Nettie E
Harding
Oak Grove
Webb Chapel
Hardeing
W. C. Hardeing
Ottawa
Ironton
Frances I, Sands
Frances I. Sands
Grace Episcopal Church
Leopold Hoppe
Tom Porter
James B. Ogg
R F. Killough
Robert A. Anderson
Robert B. Anderson
L. A. Wilson
Hurst Coffman
Hope Cemetery
Nettie R, Swallow
Nettie R. Swallow
Pomona Methodist Church
Jake Visser
Ed Neeely
Jack Wilson
Leo Wittman
Vernon Parks
George Kelley
W. W. Clevenger
N.V. Hudelson
Neal Baxter
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A. O. Myers
S. Locust
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Ohio State University
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Russia
Cincinnati
Washington
Congress
Ed Ewing
American Independent Party
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the Daily Report
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Austin Dawson
John Hubbard
N. Syccamore
Laura M. Messinger
Wale Nut
Myra Smay
Goldie Nichols
Sheri Lee Clark
Lance Rider
Lawrence
Blanche Elliott
William D. Bemmels
Rockwood Drive
Michael PD
Stansbury
N. Poplar
Bemmels
Woodlawn
Cemes
Tery, Pomona
Flaveous Beavers
East 7Th
Wadseworth V. A
Leaveneworth
Towner Chapel
L. R. Wilkinson
Highland Cemetery
Charleston
Cyrus and
Rose (Richardson) Beavers
Otetawa
Viola Bacon
Ill
Nellie Edwards
Charles B. Vincent
Charles Benjamin Vincent
Overbrook
Brookside Manor
Overbrook Methodist
Appanoose
Ridgesway Lodge No
A.F
A.M
Dale Vincent
Fred W. Vincent
Binghamton, NY
Lee Elmore
Tempe
Ariz
Blanche Ware
W. E. Pence
Puyallup
Wash
Esther Talbert
North Kansas City
Vengl'Son Mortuary
Nerang
Beavers
Towner’s Chapel
Joe Cowner
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