Concrete Base Construction Advances on Trail Improvement
A contractor on the Seldlo trail project works two shifts to lay a concrete base. Dry weather allows rapid progress. crews haul gravel sand and cement for a 18 to 20 foot wide base with planned gutter and curb in a two week brick placement phase. The operation uses a large fleet of trucks and a steam shovel to finish earth work and move toward brick installation within two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Stramzer. Inc
Seldlo Trail
Vidalots Trail
Jewett Farm
Pall Wirth
Ile Portsmouth
Juney A Doyle
Tate Highway
Ebeleer
Jolyn
Hermes
Gormen
Berlunsy
Ile Howe
Heer
Piles Relief Ad Claims Internal Cure Over Salves
The notice promotes an internal medicine for piles and mocks salves and suppositories as ineffective. It cites Dr. Leonhardt and a remedy called HEM-ROMD with a money back guarantee, touts a lengthy proof of success, and invites readers to try the product through local sellers Cut Rate stores and family pharmacists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla
Prd
Leonhardt
Wurster Bros
Stewarts
Famariaeiers
First Lady Heads Coast Tour Amid Guarded Public Interest
The garbled account describes the First Lady traveling by a civilian airliner on a coastward trip with photographers and radio interviews, noting she travels without maids or secretaries and faces curious scrutiny at each stop. It contrasts public attention with the lack of visible fatigue from the journey.
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Beverly Billa Cally le Arita
Jimmie
Frenkile D. Roosevelt
Ld Wheat Abe
Belog
Amy Abe
Streen
Chefe
Buslwras Fey
Council Votes Gas Franchise in City Action
City council approves a gas franchise amid debate over rates and service. Protests cited street drainage issues on North Avenue and a sewer project on East Side. An ordinance allocates funds for injuries from a Cleanup parade and a tree-caused auto incident near Fourth Street.
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Tapiou
Pennsylvania
Paytamouth
W. Bauer
Coung
Eutered
North Avenue
Mary Bauer
Bauer
Mumber
Weabert
Bryad W
B.A
Wilma
Dean Beaben
Iinery A
Doors
Powett and
Gay Streeta
Renard Westphal
Fourth Street
Booch Auto
Whhl. Hourt
Misa Ethel Doors
the Law and Claims Committee
Clayton Child Suffers Serious Fractures After Fall
A five year old boy from Clayton, North Will toad suffered a serious fracture in his right wrist and broken bones after a fall at his home Friday. He was taken to Huntington Wv Children’s Hospital for treatment and later to a specialist for a reset.
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Clayton
Rivorge
Hirold Clayton
Hix
Heatwave Breaks Records Across Ohio Region
A blistering heat wave pushed daily high temperatures to new records in Cleveland Findlay Sandusky and Cincinnati with readings of 98 97 and 96 plus. Lars Howdyshell 36 of Nottonville died from sun stroke and three boys Richard Bib 11 Luck Patton 15 and Don Tratter 13 drowned in related heat incidents. Willam H Lundergen 16 died in Marton with heat cited as a contributing factor.
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Diamond Match Co
Lars Howdyshell
Nottonville
Logan
Cleveland
Findlay
Sandusky
Bandusky
Liverpool
Toledo
Columbus
Cincinnati
Cincionati
Claveland
Bianly
Willam H. Lundergen
Marton
Phyeletmus
Bis
Hoya
Richard Bib
Luck Patton
Haydenville
Jawiv
Don Tratter
Norwalk
Midwest Heat Wave Toll Tops 35 Dead
A severe heat wave sweeps the Midwest driving temperatures beyond 100 degrees and approaching 110 in multiple states. Authorities report at least 25 to 35 fatalities over four days across Kansas Missouri Nebraska Iowa Wisconsin Michigan and surrounding areas as hospitals struggle with strain and heat-related illnesses.
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Clicauy
Mans
Heat records and floods disrupt rural towns across Midwest
Weather spikes bring four consecutive hot days with dozens of drownings and heat deaths. Farmers switch to night work under moonlight while searchlights aid plowing. Illinois reports 203 degrees in Bloomington and Chicago hits new June high. Camp Shawnee mass held as 205 members attend under a tent with Father Vonderham assisting. Clyde F Edward Carter files for bankruptcy in Cincinnati with assets of 120 and debts of 400.
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Wisconsin
Ewe
Nebranke
Missouri
Michiway
Breaka
Kerosaa
Mistouri
Lows
Fiaols
Ilinois
Bloomington
Green Dey
Wis
Chicago
Mercury
Camp Shawnee
Pond Lick
West Side
Reveather d. Nerhnar
St. Gregory
Mt. Washlistos
Cincinnati
Vonder
Vooderham
Willy Aikehell
Tifton Minston
Clyde F
Edward Carter
Obie Avenue
Boston
Steeliturker
Thursdas
Nile Township Names Teachers for 1933-34 School Year
Nile Township board of education announced teaching staff for 1933-34 including Mrs Margaret Strickland replacing absent teacher at Upper Turkey Creek and several re employed instructors. Bus drivers and janitors to be hired at next meeting. Tuition to Fortmont High School students remains unpaid, risking parent-paid tuition if Portsmouth attendance continues. Board members listed: L Arynx president, D L M Hopkinr, Ferel Vaugh, Joe Belcher, H Warren, Clerk.
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Nile Township Board of Education
Olly Ont Shange
Margaret Strickland
Upper Turkey Creek
Birs
Ehen ‘Frug
A.achopt
Warren and
Huston Newman
Twin Creek
James W. Thatchee
Jack Young
Fortamontl High School
Acudenta
Natess Atete
Portsmouth
Nile Township
Portsmouth High Restant
Tolien Tan Beer
Beird
Reson
WL. Arynx
DL. NX. Hopkinr
Feerel Vaughtera
Joe Belcher
Hdl
Warren
Tlerk
Whey Tipton
The
Boar
Atteal
Wollston Lions Elect Officers
The Wollston Lions elected officers including first vice president Herbert Mracte and president Hoy J. Gillen. Fred Seilern named treasurer C. B. Brown Soutamer O. E. Ramsey elected tall twister Herbert Brants and John Deen George Martinsill named directors for two years. Installation set for June 11 and a changes to meeting cadence during summer months.
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Spee Te
Crowell
J. L. Frantt
Everett Stense
Major Smith Assigned to Training Camp
Major Albion Busih who conducts medical exams for Southern Obie quota was sent to Fort Knox Kentucky. Major Smith was assigned to training civilian recruits. He previously held an officer post in West Virginia with headquarters at Huntington and accompanied 12 recruits from Logan to Fort Knox.
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Albion Busih
Corra
FL Knas
Major Smith
Flett Artery Offleee
West Virginia
Ures
Huntington
Logan, C
Ft. Ryox
Royal A. Oakes Taken by Death
Royal A. Oakes dies following a life connected to Anderton Indiana and street racing roots on Calta street. Survived by a widow and four children with siblings listed across multiple states. Funeral at Windel Howland Friday at 2 30 pm with ministers from Trinity and Second Presbyterian churches. Burial in Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Anderton
Ind
Roe
Garegr
Grant Street
Oaken
Trinity Bf. B. Church
Mike
Mary Milenbeth Sutton
Capt Adams and Maeddama Lead California Duty
Disjointed report notes Capt M Adams sent to California with Capt H W Maeddama and other officers. Mentions enlistment, a company of 144, and a relocation to Waverly Ohio. Contains garbled names and events about a wall project and a fatality on East Third Street.
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M’adams
California
H.W. Maeddama
Cam Cleveland
Cam Bhantee
Elyway California
Maeddemeyerom
Ft. Kitoyat
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Will
Merit Shoeco. Co
Chillicothe Bt
Teiucle
Wollston Lions
Royal A. Oakes
Fred
Waverly Waverly
Bott
Énelneee i Ciary
Greg Atul
Third Street
General Foods
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