Birmingham Church Burns Mortgage at Florence Congregational
Florence Congregational Church members burned the mortgage for the church parsonage Sunday school room and parking lot during the annual meeting. The Rev Donald Scott led the ceremony with Mrs Coultrip and King Barrett assisting. Ed win Mordoff reviewed the parsonage purchase, new officers were elected, and 38 members attended. The vote to retain Rev Scott as full time pastor was unanimous.
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Birmingham
Florence
Donald Scott
Arthur Coultrip
King Barrett
Milton Saylor
Richard Brechmacher
Charles Humm
T. E. Crawford
Charles Spoerr
Ella Reising
Howard Locke
Court Vincent
Frank Long
Eugene Richards
Nichols Sees Lighter Side Of The News
United Press report recalls Santa letters from children showing simple wishes for toys and charity. Letters describe dolls, a porch of requests, a twofor the money toy, a carriage, a burp gun, a nurse kit, and a wish for usable toys to reach hospitals or Salvation Army.
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Nichols
Santa
Goss
Jim
P.O
Salvation Army
Ulysses
Betty
Sleepy shopper blamed for burglar alarm in Detroit
Police theorize a weary Christmas shopper who dozed off triggered an alarm after a window was smashed from the inside with a crow bar belonging to the store. No items were stolen and the window remained the only damage.
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Detroit
Labor Do Not Plan Third Party Says Meany
George Meany president of the merged AFL-CIO says labor will not form a third political party unless forced. He adds that enemies of labor will fail in attempts to disenfranchise American trade unionists and that a labor party would arise only if NAM and other groups succeed in banning unions from fall political activity.
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Washington
INL
George
Meany
Afl-Cio
Labor
Bs-Tv
National Association of Manufacturers
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Ohio Retail Sales Higher Than In 1954
October Ohio retail sales rose about seven percent over October 1954 as reported by the Ohio State university Bureau of Business Research. For the first 10 months of 1935 trade volume was up nine percent from the prior year with most sectors posting gains. Motor vehicles led with a 22 percent October to October rise, lumber and building materials up 17 percent, and furniture up 14 percent. Heating and plumbing equipment dealers fell five percent and grocers not handling fresh meats declined one percent. Eight large Ohio cities showed varied gains with Cleveland at 21 percent and Toledo 7 percent for the first 10 months.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University Bureau
Land Department
Akron
Canton
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Payton
Toledo
Taurants
Youngstown
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Birmingham Church Burns’ Mortgage
Mr. Scott
United Press
Juanita
Mr. Claus
Davy Crockett
World of Tomorrow
Johnny J
Billy
Silver Spring
Granddaddy
Homer
Flyria
Mon
Erie County United Bank
Vermilion
Milan
F.D.J.C
Chronicle- Telegram
O’neil
Santa’s Mere
O’ Neil
Linens
O'Neil
O’neil's
Barry
Nations
Broad St. Ph
Dritz Electric
Dritz
Second Floor
Mira
Misweep
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