Nichols Sees Lighter Side Of Washington News
Washington dispatch notes Congress considers a private relief bill for Grace C. Walker of near Lawsville Kentucky related to former condemnation actions. Her losses include $1500 in shrubbery, $1170 in damage from vibration, a damaged greenhouse and 75 000 square feet of glass, plus growing losses from a test bombing incident. Modern government projects and Army testing caused property damage and high bills, while the woman seeks restitution.
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Harmon W. Nichols
Washington
Bist
Congress
Thurston Ballard Morton, R
Glenview
Spain
Grace C. Walker
Vicinitty
Lawsville
Army
Kingsley Walker Nursery
100 Percent Guaranteed GEO MINERAL Urges Trial
An advertisement claims complete satisfaction with GEO MINERAL from drugstores. It urges readers to try the product for seven days and promises a full refund if not satisfied. The copy touts health benefits and improved energy, appetite, sleep, and productivity.
Oberlin Events And Notices Highlight Local Club Activities
Oberlin area notes highlight a Christ Episcopal church Epiphany tea with fan display by Mrs Walter Nord, February 17 at 3, literary and social club Valentine luncheon at the Oberlin Inn, Pythian Sisters pot luck and meeting, Rotary noon gathering, and updates on residents. Oberlin College calendar includes Yale Princeton events and a China Festival at First Church Family Night dinner planned. Local births and moves noted with a Joseph Tkach family relocation to West Lorain Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Pythian Sisters
Knights of Pythias Hall
Rotary Club
Floyd Vogel
George
Cleveland
Ada Rosecrans
North Pleasant Street
William Rosecrans
Allen Hospital
Gerald Kaiser
Oberlin College
Yale-Princeton Assembly For Women
Finney Chapel
Women Athletic Association
Seminary Union
Shipherd
the First
James Brand House
Joseph Tkach
Oberlin RD 1
West Lorain Street
Local thefts reported at Elm Street and Parkwood fields
Mrs Richard Myers reports groceries valued at seven dollars stolen from her car outside Ohlys Drug Store around 3 40 p m Saturday. A telephone is stolen from Root House during the night of February 1. Clyde Godette reports a found telephone chain box north of Parkwood while his son played there. Gerald Keller reports an attempted car theft at North Pleasant Street Friday night. Mrs Murrow Schwinn and sons return home from Baltimore visit. Girl Scout news, Brownie troop changes, sewing badges, and a canceled recital headline local society notes. Mexico City hospital to get television for medical research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Myers
Elmstreet
Groeries
Ohly
Root House
Professor Street
Clyde Godette
Cain
Parkwood
Gerald Keller
Howard Apartments
North Pleasant Street
Murrow Schwinn
Crosby Road
Baltimore
Girl Scout
D. Machaury
Lakeside Hospital
J. Arthur Campbell
Marilyn Stevens
Melissa Eddy
Kellogg House
Eugene
Oberlin
Society of Sigma XI
Science Honor Society
Auditorum
Wilbur and Orville Wright
Paul 'S Sears
Italy has sold 200000 war surplus vehicles in two years
Italy has sold 200000 war surplus motor vehicles over the last two years, amid postwar sales to raise funds. The announcement notes sustained disposal of surplus arms and vehicles as part of demobilization efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Ohioans Buy More Savings Bonds in 1948
Ohioans put over 21 million dollars more into U S savings bonds in 1948 than in 1947. Loring L Gelbach head of Central National Bank of Cleveland and state chairman of the savings bonds division for Ohio reported total 1948 sales of E P and G bonds at 400 177 637 compared with 378 785 69 for 1947. He cited industry payroll savings plans as lifting E bond sales. Three skeletons 2 400 years old were found in a tomb in Malta.
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Cleveland
Gelbach
Junior Red Cross Helps Overseas Aid Fund Summary
Between January 1, 1945 and June 30, 1948 the American Junior Red Cross spent 5,442,710 dollars through the National Children's Fund for educational and health supplies and other international projects to rehabilitate school children in Europe and the Far East. The fund originated in 1519 and is maintained by contributions from Junior Red Cross members.
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Junior Red Cross
American
National Children’s Fund
Europe
Far East
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Mair
Elyria
Ohio
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Juan Fane
Earl of Westmoreland
Royal Opera House
London
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Tom Egerton
Alice Smith Edmonds
Pleasant Street
Betty Heisman
N. Pleasant
Yale
Princeton
Hales
Glidden
Autherith
Soe
BelorSeautiful
O’donnell
BUY Glidden Paints
Mexico City
General Hospital
Soca
W. River
Furnace
Anna Louise Strong
Moscow
Moscow Daily News
Soviet Union
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Life
Woman's Home Companion
Colliers
Saturday Evening Post
Good Housekeeping
Middle Ave
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App’t
Rogard's
Rogard
Furni
Famous Appliances
Zenith-Philco
Philco - Norge - Crosley
Mullins
Youngstown
Philco
Zenith
W. Broad
State Liquor Store
Swift
Oleo
Beechnut Baby Foods
Fem
Tetemerey
Qohioans
Malta
Chronicle-Telegram
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