Florida plans to legalize bookies as state health bet
A satirical column by Henry McLemore argues Florida may legalize and run bookmakers as health resort style parlors to boost the treasury. Plans include state operation, in counties without tracks, with features such as doctor care, lunch, air conditioning, sun lamps, and daily bet cards.
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Rochester Community Notes and Social Gatherings
Rochester residents report a lively week with farm group discussions, demonstrations, and numerous social events. A fish fry at the Methodist church drew over 180 guests, while the Murray family hosted a large Christmas party and multiple showers celebrated upcoming brides.
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Cartos Siyder
Retta Richards
Minnie Heifner
Arthur Jewcis
Paul Jewett
Graydon Jewett
Howar. Leber
Richard Vickers
J. Theda Jewet
Will Murray
Roy Wil"Ox
Lake Avenue Grange Christmas Party and December Meeting
Lake Avenue Grange held its annual Christmas party with about seventy attendees. Edith Mil et and others organized the supper and program, with decorations by Ata Starkes and Winifred Erg. The event included a Babe in the Manger play, Christmas carols, and gifts for children. The next meeting is scheduled for December 8. Mrs. Jon Hagen hosted the Lake Avenue Community Worker gathering, presided by Vivian Croher, with donations planned for neighbors and local tuberculosis relief. Officer elections named Catherine Collier president, Marcellla Secatt vice president, Ware Jean Gould secretary and treasurer, Pauline Fitzpatrick treasurer.
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Kipton News Roundup and Local Events
Kipton residents attend the Farm Account School at Wooster High School on December 1. Announced birth: a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Brumby of Wakeman named Barbara Ann. Clara Bayless hosts a pre Christmas dinner for family members visiting from Cleveland and Miami. Local carolers from the Kipton Community Church prepare for December events. High school students stage a pep rally ahead of Friday’s basketball game with Brighton. A pink and blue shower honors Mrs. Bert Kaisers of Elyria. Birth announced for Mr. and Mrs. George Leninger Denis Wait, December 15. Mayflower passenger list notes twenty-four women aboard.
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Wellington Grange Christmas Party Highlighted by Oyster Supper
The Wellington Grange will host a Christmas party at the Grange hall with a 7:30 oyster and potluck supper. A Christmas program and a talk by Lorain County Fair secretary C. L. Hill are planned, followed by a gift exchange.
Hundreds of Russian Deserters Slip Into Western Zones
Hundreds of Soviet Army deserters and civilian Soviet employees cross into American and British zones in western Germany and Berlin each week. Officials warn that treating them as political refugees could flood the area, while past returns and suicides raise fears.
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Northwestern builds cyclone to purify mine wash water
Northwestern University's technological institute develops a mechanical cyclone to remove silt and clay from 1000 gallons of water per minute. The device aims to reuse water for washing coal and recover small coal pieces wasted in current processes, boosting coal industry efficiency.
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