Wheelersburg to Build Three Two Room Schools
Wheelersburg school district announces a 64 000 expenditure to erect three 2 room structures and a gym near Wizard Owl bridge Dogwood Ridge and Swickert Aull on a bond approved in 1929. After years of legal battles the elected board plans to advertise bids and award contracts within a month and complete the project by 1931.
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Flashes Of Life Reports From Varied Locales
A string of brief notices from West Orange Albany Istanbul New York and London cover local pride in Edison’s town lighting reform anti gang efforts a curious Turkish peasant tale a Metropolitan Opera fever pitch and Lady Cynthia Mosley’s jibe about buying British goods with subdued holiday sentiment and sharp colonial commentary.
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Metropolitan Opera House
London
Cynthia Mosley
House of Lome
All Steel Bleachers Ordered for Grant School Gym
The Portsmouth school board ordered three all steel bleacher sets with 100-seat capacity for the stage and south and east sidelines of U. S. Grant School. Purchased from Rupert-Clayton Co. of Clay, Pa for $1,951.75. Installation planned within three days and balconies to use temporary seating until new chairs arrive.
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Lucasville Teams Grab Twin Contests
Lucasville youths competed in twin contests with boys and girls division on the Nane floor. Scorers included Schuler G and Morrow leading for the boys while Belcher and Houp starred for Nauvoo on the girls side amid a series of unsteady lines and partial scores.
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Morrow Kinnison
le Mathews Schuler
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Schuler
Wroxton
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Nauvoo
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Houp
Southworth Deer Hunt Report Clears Local Teams
Southworth and associates report a successful deer hunt in Dyessia county near Peonsy vrata. The event details waste pro duced via Columnus peur Feldty while Dey 7 reliwe der. Somthworth, manager of the Rochester team, notes the activity at Tee Unwond avenue in Columbur and outlines the perspective taken on current hunting outcomes.
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Poe
Lucasville Girls and Boys Win Basketball Contests
Lucasville girls beat Piketon 29 to 4 while Lucasville boys triumphed 27 to WMN. Fields and Moulton starred on offense and defense. Virginia officials consider a sword related to a statue dispute involving George Washington during a historic event.
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Selby Foremen Guests Enjoy Annual Christmas Assembly
Selby Shoe plant executives and guests filled the Mason temple banquet room for an annual Christmas party. James Mrazier led as president with Rev. RE Meacham delivering an optimistic address about the future. A double quartet sang carols, Miss Pearl Williams danced, and Charlies Kapka offered two monologues. Over 200 attended as the Selby plant reported improving conditions.
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RE. J. Meacham
Central Christian Church
Board De Luxe For Prisoners Heavy Food Bills
Montgomery County Sheriff Robert M Blank faces report of extravagant prisoner meals from Dayton. Examiners claim he owes 2607.08 dollars to the county for feeding federal prisoners and failing to turn funds into the treasury. They cite piles of luxury items including caviar turtle frog legs and porterhouse steaks.
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Blank
Four youths linked to store robbery in Ashland
Police arrested Harry Brartaman Edward Jastlien and Ore Miller for involvement in a store robbery. A youth confessed detailing five trips to the store and said loot was hidden near East Fork twelve miles east of Ashland. Officers recovered most goods in Ashland and began returning items while juveniles were turned over to authorities for breaking and entering.
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Edward Jastlien
Ore Miller
East Fork
Ashland
Hamilton
Liller
Startzmida
Harry Sheets
Oklahoma City Justice of the Peace increases salary
In a brief notice the Justice of the Peace Pal Powers states the office will provide higher pay into December 25. The message appears to be a wartime or seasonary salary adjustment for clerical service at the office door in Oklahoma City.
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Actress Admits Luring Buckley in Grand Jury Tale
Detroit December report says 22 year old burlesque actress Margaret Olwen plans to tell Wayne County grand jury her story about luring Gerald El Busiley to his death. She alleges poisoning intended to stop her from testifying in a prior murder case.
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Wayne County Grand Jury
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Receiving Hospital
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