Citizens Meet In Protest Of Water Shortage In Jackson
Protests erupted as a hastily organized citizens meeting in Jackson, June 26, calling for action on a severe water shortage. Officials pledged to fill the city water tank, restrict nonessential use, and speed up repairs. The city warned of reduced supply until pumps and wells are revamped, while the water commission faced questions over a 200,000 gallon loss and possible high consumption.
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Syedak Yo
Cousiciimes
Heary
Mnayor
Charles Brinton
Water Department
John Booth
Water Commission
Walter
Cole Idiseion
Jackson
Columbus
City Water System Reports Large-Scale Pumping Pressures
A city notice states that on Wednesday pumping slivered into mains by 50,000 gallons, and between 2 and 3 pm produced 27,000 gallons. Residents on high ground lacked water for much of the week while other areas saw only a trickle amid heavy demand. Officials say progress has been made and water should meet all customer needs in reasonable time.
Tourist camp guest dies near Manchester
Selah DeZinney, 49, of Flora, died at Rock Castle tourist camp on East Second Street during a visit with her husband Emil and son Tommie and friends from Flora while en route to Roanoke. Coroner ruled coronary thrombosis. Funeral plans pending.
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Aspreial
Tim Ser
Manchester
DeZinney
Flora
Rock Castle
East Second St
Adams
Emil
Tonmy
Russell Insteliff
Roanoke
Local youths charged after break in and crashes
Two Portsmouth men were released to Pike County authorities on charges of breaking and entering after a series of incidents in Portsmouth. Tietchell Elliott and Abel Gianetti faced charges, with details of the alleged break in at a filling station and subsequent vehicle collisions. Separate incidents included a traffic crash at Kendall and Terrace and a fatal electric burn in Dayton, with several arrests for driving under the influence and related offenses.
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Pike CO
Portsmouth
Pike
Tietchell Elliott
Grandvieway
jAble Gianetti
Kendall Jar
Blue Tig
Charles Glockner
Ralph Killen
Andrew Steinhauer
Sareident
Second St
Steinhauer
Falice
Glockner
Hearing device promises easy amplification for the deaf
A compact hand held device, backed by the Council on Physical Medicine of the American Medical Association, enables deafened people to hear faint sounds without batteries or cords. Beltone offers free demonstrations and home trials, with a simple self adjustment to fit the user.
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Councon Physical Medicine
Atmaini Medical Association
Beltone
Dept
Tin St
Chicago & Ll
Lang Elected Commander of Area Legion District
James W. Lang Jr of Manchester was elected 143 commander for the seventh district of the American Legion at a district conference held at James Dickey post home Sunday. Lang succeeds Louis Kicker as commander. W. L. Barnes of Hillsboro was chosen vice commander. The district conference heard remarks on post programs, inflation, and Legion youth activities. Delegates to the national convention and a push for an airplane club program were also approved.
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James W. Lang Jr
Manchester
J Armerican Legion
James Dickeys
Lang
Louis Kicker
W. L . Barnes
Hillsboro
Harold K. Jackeon
James Dickey Post
Lewis Mault
Mathews-Cader Post
Soloto Co
Lorain Brown
Orin Walery
Portsmouth
Marl Kesterson
Bronton
Joha Bolander
Circleville
Lee
Duke Williams
Chillicothe
Louis
T. Kicker Js Ledbetter
James Lang Ir
Rd Brock
Boyd Aikman
Vaughn Grimshaw
Ohio Department
Comdr
Jackson
Scioto
Legion
Douglas Ivermere
Besketpall
Atty
Alden Staker
Ilegionnaires
Americans urged to guard against Communism at meeting
Commander Harry Ryland urged Amerterleansci to bar Communists from ballots and promote Americanism as M. A. Moore reported 60,000 war dead buried locally with 200,000 remains to return. A bill for universal gravestones was cited, and veterans benefits deadlines were announced. Music by Charles Schirrmann accompanied the gathering, with luncheon after in the region hall.
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America
Amterleansci
Comdr
Harry Ryland
M. A. Moore
Courney
Charles Schirrmann
Follwing Comunities
Edward Franck
Alex Nerval
Final Tribute P A ID At Rites For Brush
Final tribute to Louis H. Brush chairman at Brush Moore News papers Inc and president of Scioto Broadcasting Co owners of WPAY. A minute of silence at 2 20 pm Saturday followed by a 15 minute hymn program by organ. Funeral services for Mr Byish who died at the Republican national convention in Philadelphia were held Saturday at the family residence in Salon br. Charles B Ketcham president of Mr Union college officiated. Mr and Mrs Gerald Boyd and Mr and Mrs G Dinka of this city attended the final rites.
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Louis H. Brush
Brush-Moore News Papers, Inc
Scioto Broadcasting Co
WPAY
Byish
Philadelphia
Salon
Charles B. Ketcham
Union Cnllege
Gerald Boyd
G. Dinka
Gre
Lewis Co man hurt in fall from truck
Maysville June 25. Hay 22, OE Lewis co reports a man injured after falling from a moving truck on Nason Lewis road. He was attended by Dr. G Prindle and taken first to the police station. Police recall little about the incident beyond the preliminary details from witnesses.
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Lewis CO
Maysville
Hay
Nason Lewis
G. Prindle
Duran
Ribolt
Woman wins mystery tune prize on Stop the Music
Mrs. Mary Farber, a 42 year old grandmother from West Palm Beach Florida, correctly identified the mystery melody Get Out of the Wilderness on the ABC Show Stop the Music winning 26000 dollars in prizes. Her family plans to use winnings to build a home and gasoline station.
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New York
Mary Farber
ABC
Proeran
U. S
South America
Farzer
Weet Palen Beach
Englewood
N. J
Milla
Wrhia
Resident at Waverly Woman Injured in Cellar Fall
Mrs. Margaret Snyder, 19, former Chillicothe resident who recently bought the WW Heiman property on Second High Street, fell in the cellar at her Waverly home on Saturday. Neighbor Mrs. C Lewis Ridenour raised the alarm. Dr. A M Shrader treated her and she was moved to Chillicothe Hospital by Boyer ambulance with multiple bruises and abrasions.
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Margaret Snyder
Heiman
Perty
Second High Sts
C. Lews Ridenour
A.M. Shrader
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