Parade Tonight Closes 44th International Moose Meet
Cleveland O Aug 26 A parade of 10000 to 12000 Moose and Women of the Moose ends the 44th International Moose convention. Bands play as 2 hour procession winds through the city while 2000 delegates register for Ohio Moose and Ohio Women of the Moose sessions. A moratorium proposal for dues relief awaits national delegates. New officers to assume Sept 1.
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Ohio Moose Association
Fred W. Witter
Canton
Mary Wallace
Cincinnati
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Supreme Council
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Resolutions Committee
Cooper and Brown to Back Ingalls in Ohio Race
Former Myers Y. Cooper and former Secretary of State Clarence J. Brown who opposed Ingalls in the primary will campaign for Ingalls. Charles H. Lewis, former lieutenant governor and state campaign manager, announced they agreed to speak for Togalis and the statewide ticket in the coming campaign.
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Myers Y. Cooper
Clarence J. Brown
David S. Ingalls
Ingalls
Charles H. Lewis
Lewis
Cooper
Republicans to Launch Ohio Campaign at Jefferson Event
A unified party front will be presented in Ohio with a formal kickoff September 15 or 17 at Jefferson, Ashland county seat, birthplace of the first Republican platform in 1856. National leader Ingalls and attorney general candidate Gilbert Bettman will speak at the opener. Roy C. Snyder of Norwalk, press-
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Jefferson
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Ingalls
Gilbert Bettman
Roy C
Snyder
Norwalk
Publicity director named for Republican campaign
The Associated Ohio Dailys announced the selection of a publicity director for the Republican campaign. The appointment provides strategic messaging and public outreach for the party’s activities this season.
Tax Bills Will Be Mailed In Sept
County Auditor C S Kelser announced that personal tax bills for the second half of the year will be mailed probably in late September and urged residents not to pay until they receive a bill. Adjustments may change second half amounts from the first half. Police announce a 1 am curfew in Steubenville to curb racketeers and gangsters. violators out after curfew will be arrested unless explained.
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C. S. Kelser
Steubenville
Edward Cook
Household Hints 2% Menu Hint Luncheon
Quick summer salad ideas with brown bread and butter and sliced peaches. Sponge sponge tea and boiled eggs with Russian dressing or celery stuffed olives and mayonnaise. Garnish with sliced tomatoes and radish curls. A quick, substantial luncheon or picnic sandwich option. Dinner menu includes tomato cocktail ham chops and farsley potatoes cabbage salad with cucumber and tomato green apple pie cheese coffee iced or hot.
Facts and Fancies Fish for Summer Dishes
Facts and Fancies Fish is a useful summer food available in cans for easy use in creaming souffies patties and salads. Vitamin C sources include limes lemons oranges raw cabbage strawberries lettuce and more. Quick Summer Salads suggest canned raw peas and potatoes as supplementary items with mackerel and chopped cucumber.
Orange and Black Salad Recipe by Mrs Morton
Ice cold apricots and one and a half cups orange sections are arranged on lettuce hearts. Garnish with half cup pitted dates stuffed with cream cheese. Drizzle with French dressing and chopped fresh mint. Serves eight.
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Mary Morton
Dinner Stories Poor Bossy Cow Claim Sheet
A farmer struggles to fill a railway company claim form for a cow killed on the tracks, miswriting the disposition of the carcass as Kind and gentle. A hunter boasts of trophies, explaining how he acquired them, then jokes about an elephant shot in his pajamas. A flapper asks how a trouser button ended up in a ginaree machine, and a tobacconist is named. A woman arrives at a police station with a photo claiming her husband has disappeared.
Gondola Hint Turns Into A Puzzle For Inspector
A woman hands a suspect to an inspector, insisting on immediate action. The inspector studies a photograph and jokes about his uncle in Venice sending a gondola, asking why. The woman clarifies you do not play a gondola, you throw it over your shoulder like a shawl.
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