First Lady's Christmas Visit to Washington and White House Parties
A misread WE transcription notes Mrs Hoover visiting from Asheville Minnesota and attending Christmas eve events. It mentions Janet Larze and a White House family party with aides and children, plus the official family gathering with the President and cabinet. The report describes the lighting of Washington's outdoor Christmas tree and hosting duties by Mrs Hoover at holiday events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ming & Flying
Asheville
Carolina
Mr. Hoover
Janet Larze
Alec Ten
See
California
Bairaew Army
Central Union Mieslow
Washington
Obituary notices from Ohio and statewide deaths mix
Obituaries recall Margaret Siler Mullen of Lawrence county born April 2 1667 near Bloom Furnace died December 18 1950 of bronchial pneumonia at age 63 wife of Samuel Allen Mullen mother of ten children surviving several daughters sons and many grandchildren. Funeral from Roscoe Baptist church in Hales Creek with burial in South Webster. Also notices for Smith G Herbert Charles Warren Schellenger and Roby Abbott death details and funeral arrangements in Portmouth Columbus Spokane and South Webster.
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Margaret Siler Mullen
Lawrence County
Ohio
Bloom Furnace
Jeremiah
Minerva Cook
Bron ‘Ehlal
Mullen
Samuel ‘Allen Mullen
Burk Mahner
Claude Marah
Wortemouth
Jess Adkins
Arthur Huth
Cheater Mullen
Guank
Theodore Cook
South Webster
John Cook
Blocum Station
Prank Cook
New Bdston
Roscoe
Ohio Citizens Debate County Government in Reform Plan
Rural leaders from Cuyahoga county oppose giving the county preference in a new form of county government while Cleveland seeks regional improvements. Cleveland officials insist the measure aims at better governance and does not seek to deceive. rural towns fear loss of identity and higher taxes. The conference approved the amendment in principle and tasked the drafting committee to revise before sending to the legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isiiore Creaaman
Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Paul 4
Moltier
Beren
Arthur Carson
Amayfiel
George S. Cooley
Dover Center
Cuyahhoga County
Athor Tim
Priest To Make Long Trip To Missions
Father Barn bred WE. Wubbard of the University of Santa Clara plans a lengthy mission trip to northern Alaska. Fathers Winkbard, head of the deparment of Fanta Ulere, is set to travel over the Token trail to cover duties and report on spiritual matters. 1208 MEETS TONIGHT The Wiemere cleave wf the lores Gearch with mort Seterday evening with ex, Jamre Prech of Socom.
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Associated Presa
New York
Barnbred
Wubbard
University of Santa Clara
California
Alaska
Winkbard
Pesky
Fanta Ulere
Wiemere Cleave
Jamre Prech
Socom
UB Girls Triumph Over Trapoise In Selby Gym
In Selby gym the UB squad defeated the Selby True Posse 12 to 2. Prasther and Shinldy starred for UB with Phillips as top scorer at seven points. Lineup lists UB Prosther, Rhoden, and others, with several substitutions noted as teams await a completed schedule.
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U. B
Trapoise
Selby
Selby True Posse
Prasther
Shinldy
Phillips
L. Rhoden
Lneup
U. Kt
Selby F
Rhoden
Cosaee Mechmer
Q.shiels
NG Vows
Anginn
Prayther
Whohkeman
R. Evans
C. Shiels
Philips
Rateliff
Wakeman
Burke
Anglin
U. B. Tram
Schimil Ag
Moritz
Hoss-Y
Relentless Storm Hinders Mediterranean Air Transport
A fierce storm over the Mediterranean forces General Tatolai’s squadron to suspend operations, keeping planes grounded between Jartagena and the Balearic Islands. Twelve planes in the Wallan squadron proceed to Rio de Janeiro while support ships halt in place awaiting better weather.
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Ysternational
Jartagena
Spain
Mediterranean
Here
Batearle Islands
Severnda
Tatolaibo
South
Amerea
Alx
Wallan
Balearic Islands
Coroner Concludes Woman Died From Fireplace Fall
An inquest by Mingo County Prosecuting Attorney Walter Copley found no foul play in the death of Levi Blankenship 66 of No 11 mine Thacker his body badly burned was found in front of a fireplace in his home The verdict says she fell into the fire after fighting was reported in the dwelling narrowing the cause to an accidental fall rather than homicide
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Williamson
W.a
Mingo County
Walter Copley
Levi Blankenship
Thacker
Vield
Mingo
Green Township Defeats McDermott Aboard Tight Defense
Green team leads by two late as McDermott switches to a max foul-dominate defense, widening their edge and edging to a 2 to 10 margin. Green improves to 7th win of season, with key scorers Breed Patten Hock and McDermott contributing in a high scoring display. Referee Miss Maxwell of Wells ton officiated.
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McDermott
Max Fomar
Green Township
McDermott Breeding
Duncan Patten Ue
Hock v. Co
Bhively
Virger
M. Halbam Gratt
LG ' Koch
Craycraft
Graff
Scott
Shively
Koch
Patten
Hock
Dancan
Lute
Green
Breeding
McDurants
Dunyene
Miss Maxwell
Wellston
Wed 47 Years Seeks Divorce In Local Suit
A 47 year marriage ends as E Revare files for divorce from Prank Nevare in common pleas court alleging neglect and extreme cruelty. The petition seeks alimony from the couple’s property and notes their May 16 1883 marriage. Attorneys Binir and Ball represent the plaintiff.
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Eet
E. Revare
Offnere Street
Common Pleas Court
Nevare
Fourth Street
Binir and Ball
Cincinnati Hotel Man Made Colonel by Governor Sampson
Cincinnati hotel executive C O Schiffeler of the Hotel Gibson was commissioned a colonel by Governor Flem D. Sampson in a ceremony noting his leadership role with the city hotel. The event underscores ongoing state recognition of local business figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Frankfort, Ry
Washington Eyes Massive Holiday Legislative Push
Washington dispatch reports Congress faces a heavy workload before recess. The Senate must decide on remaining disputes over 115 million dollars in emergency public works appropriations and 150 million for the farm board, while the treasury and annual supply measures await conference action. The House aims to finalize measures and secure President Hoover's signature on drought relief of 45 million, with budget and Hyde recommendations shaping potential quick action.
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Washington
Senate
Farm Board
Treasury
House
Legislative Branch
Budget Bureau
Hyde
Congress
Renate
Borah
Idaho
Former Jailer Dies After Ill Health and Surgery
In Ashland Kentucky Greenup district ex jailer George Darby after a long illness was struck by appendicitis. He was moved to Stephenson hospital Ashland where he underwent an operation.
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Ashland
Greenup
George Darby
Stephenson Hospital
Ironton Prisoner Sentenced for Manslaughter in 1920s
George Layne was sentenced by Judge Dan C. Jones to two to twenty years in Ohio penitentiary after his manslaughter conviction in connection with Garland Epps’s death last June. The case arose from the June incident and Layne received the stated term.
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Aay
Sue Creer
ENED
ECS
Iranton
George Layne
Obig
Iby
Dan: C. Jones
Garland Epps. Iy
Portsmouth Stores to Stay Open Monday Night This Week
Virtually all Portsmouth stores will stay open each night before Christmas starting Monday night. Many stores began Thursday night hours, says Russell Ketten secretary of the Retail Merchants Association.
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Atora
Portsmouth
Russell 'Ketten
Retail Merchants” Association
Campaign expenditures committee report on Nebraska inquiry
Investigation of Nebraska campaign finances details a committee report. The document mentions a presidential request for 1,725,000 toward the government's share at the Chicago world's fair and a rejection of Senate amendments to public works legislation.
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Campaign Expenditures Committee
Sentinese Investigation of
Nebraska
Woure
Treasury- Esare
Paseed
Anova
Senate
Elks Lodge Plans 15 Baskets For Needy Families
The Fortsmouth Lodge of Elks will distribute 15 baskets next week to provide three meals each. Menu includes a roast, canned goods, vegetables, bread, butter, milk, fruit and candy. Distribution rests with committee members John Debo Raymond Kab George Ahrend Louis Berl and Pant Conetan.
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Fortsmouth
H. P. C. Elks
The
Former Sheriff Dies At Home In Mason County
Cian Jefferson, Democrat, former Mason County sheriff and deputy, died at his home in Maysville Kentucky. He was widely known throughout the Ohio valley.
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Associated Press
Maysville
Dee
Cian Jefferson
Mason County
Ohio Valley
Mrs Jordan to Help With Wooster Choir Services
Mra L G Jordan of Charlotte Brave formerly with the First Presbyterian choir will assist the Wooster church choir at both morning and evening services this Sunday.
Destruction of Still in Jackson County Coal Mine
John Jenkins and Sam Baer destroyed a 100 gallon still and nine barrels of mash in a Jackson county coal mine near Black Fork. No arrests were made. Also filed in Cincinnati bankruptcy court are schedules showing liabilities of 1728.86 and assets of 250 for Myers Bowman, aka M. Bowman, mechanic from Newtown Ohio.
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Webster
John Jenkins
Sam Baer
Jackson County
Black Fork
Cinginnaty
United States District Court
Myers Bowman
M. Bowman
R. BR. No. 2
Newtown
Ohio
Gas main explosion injures two women in Washington
A streetcar ignited underground gas causing a sidewalk blast at Thirteenth and U streets in the capital. Two women were injured and fire crews removed them as their clothing caught fire. Electrical outages interrupted broadcasts and theater power for over an hour. a concrete slab toppled a parked car near Frank Clark of Alexandria but he escaped uninjured.
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Washington
Debria
Watson
Frank Clark
Alexandria
Virginia
Thirteenth
U Streets
Steel Employees To Be Paid Next Tuesday
Wheeling Steel Corporation workers at the Portsmouth works will receive their semi monthly pay checks on Tuesday December 23. The payment date was announced at the plant Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Wheeling Steel Corporation
Retired Furniture Dealer Hurt In Fall
W. B. Taylor, 82, a retired furniture dealer, fell on the sidewalk near the courthouse in Greenup and suffered a broken bone in the left wrist. He was taken to Marting hospital in Ironton by Dr. H. T. Morrig, where the fracture was reduced.
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Fall Greenup
W. B. Taylor
Court House
Marting Hospital
Ironton
H. T. Morrig
Man Operating Moonshine Still in Jackson Field
Jackson officers busted a self run moonshine operation near home. Ralph Parks and Chief C W Jeroen led so called field raid catching a mostly carbide fueled still. Willard and Theodore Bromfield faced grand jury charges over theft of 100 pounds sugar from Gallia Produce House Oak Hill with $500 bonds each.
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Jackson
O. Dee Eh
F. Geitth
Marchal
Ralph Parks
C. W. Jeroen
Hoves
Fes
Antlim
Willard
Theodore Bromfield
Gallia
Oak Hill
Grand Jury
J. F., McDonald
Two Injured When Machine Turns Over on Route 180
A vehicle driven by Louis Crisman overturned on Route 180 Wednesday night, injuring Crisman and passenger Donald Shrefler with minor bruises. The car, owned by Crisman’s sister Brig Mary Blanton, was en route from Eckmansville to bring her home.
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U. Litea
Louis Crisman
Crisman
Donald Shreffler
Crissman
Brg
Mary Blanton
Eckmansville
Woman Swallows Bone While Eating Soup Reported
Aberdeen December report notes mis Ella Middletown who swallowed a bone while eating vegetable soup weeks ago has returned from medical attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Ella Middletown
Views on Huffine and Ber oper flexibility
A brief note describes Huffine viewed on the phone as Ber operator. It mentions telecommunication context and a transitional stance without specifying dates or locations. The item highlights a procedural change affecting how Huffine interacts with Ber operations.
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Pasramess
Mrs. Hoover
Routh Webster
Smith C. Herbert
Faner
Smith G. Herbert
Elmer H. Herbert
Columbus
Art Leach
Charles W. Schellenger
Jackson, C
Charles Warren Schellenger
Spokane
Wash
Schellenger
Franklin Township
Washington Schellenger
Sarah Alexander
This City
Clarence Schellenger
Roby Abbost
Roby Abbott
William Springer
Springer
McKendree
J. L. Richarda
Riga
Boys Green
McDermott Rose
Henry Caudill
Blackburn Wright
Norman Webb
G. Bhafter Ferguson
J. Koch
P. Koch
Green — Rose
Caudill
Wright
Webb
J. McDermott
Henry
Blackburn
Shaffer
Rase
Cauplain
Henry G
Norman
Seesesseesaee
Snooka’ Winters
Huntington
Common
Pleas Court
Mae Martin
Francis Martin
Emory F. Smith
Edward &. Russell
Rachel Tompson
Tiane Thompson
Mriday
Emory FL Smith
Pennsylvania
Doil Stuck
Land Bank of Cleverlend
J. A
Helen Pendergrass
Dean Boynton
Franklin Furnace
Unverhill ‘Telephone Exchange and Merchants' & Farmers’ Bank
E.W. Barrett
Chillicothe
A. G. Martes
Detroit
George Bennett
Fnswer
William Colegrove
Bennett
Gus J. Bennett
Srnthta Gennett
Intidelty
Wy. A. Adams
Maury L. Scott
Everett Scott
Melcher Co
Dever-Melcher Co
Ambulance Service Home
He Ee Bane
Tenth and
Findlay Streets
Wien
E. J. Staebler
Optical Dept
Ommanntes
Hora Savings and Loa Company
Vertamouth Fail
Ulife Institutes
the Royal Savings and Loan Company
Gallia Street
Calvary B.Y.P.U
Calvary Baptist Bx .Y. PU
H. Jy Williams
Kodak
Eastman
Fowler
Warner Bros
LaRoy
Bert
Dorothy i
4 Soldiers
Harry Langdon
Nuttle the
Schwartz
Findlay
Jeanette MacDonald
Reginald Denny
Marjorie White
Ripley's
Paul Whiteman
Jus
Pat Poset
Waner Bros
Columbia
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