Thomson Holds Three Stroke Lead In Los Angeles Open
Sixty nine finalists started the final 18 holes at Griffith Park chasing leader Jimmie Thomson who owned a three stroke edge. A battered second hand putter and a sudden touch on greens fueled Thomson’s 131 for 36 holes, but a 74 yesterday trimmed his lead to three at 203. Teammates and challengers Jimmy Hines Johnny Revolta and Lloyd Mangrum shared second at 208 while Henry Picard Ben Coltrin Willie Goggin Lawson Little and Olin Dutra trailed by one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Wilson
Griffith Park
Jimmie Thomson
Thomson
Pennsylvanian
Jimmy Hines
Garden City
New York
Johnny Revolta
Evanston
Lloyd Mangrum
Dayton
Henry Picard
Hershey
Ben Coltrin
San Francisco
Willie Goggin
San Bruno
Lawson Little
Olin Dutra
Sam Snead
Harry Cooper
Mac Smith
Cooper
Smith
Snead
Buckeye Grid Stars Put On Probation For Scholastic Deficiencies
Columbus January 10 400 R Carl Kaplanoff Bucyrus an all western conference tackle and co-captain elect of the 1938 Ohio State team has been placed on probation for scholastic deficiencies He failed to make the required point average for the completed quarter He remains in school and may make up the backwork before the grid season Two Buckeye backfield stars Bill Bullock Kent and Howard Wedebrook Portsmouth also struggled with grades Wedebrook seeks readmission to classes Bill Phillips Columbus did not return for the current quarter
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Carl Kaplanoff
Bucyrus
Ohio State
Kaplanoff
Bucks
Buck
Bill Bullock
Kent
Howard Wedebrook
Portsmouth
Wedebrook
Bill Phillips
Bittners Fall To Sandusky Keglers In Elyria Match
Reiger Bar bowling team of Sandusky defeated Bittner Funeral Home by 29 pins in Elyria Recreation lanes yesterday afternoon. Dunfee led Bittners with a 604 series and the high game of 276, as the two teams prepare for a Jan 23 rematch at Sandusky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reiger Bar
Sandusky
Bittner Funeral Home
Elyria Recreation
Dunfee
Bittners
Sandusky Tolleson
Meikle
Huneke
Powell Woacunue
Yvarsa
Esuseaes
One Job in Town of 258 Polo Oregon Census Note
In Scio Oregon the 1950 population was 453 with 257 unemployed persons, reflecting the lone full-time employed resident recorded in the local unemployment census. The article notes a sparse job market in this small town and highlights the unusual count of employed individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polo
Ore
Scio
Igecettion
Paris
Birmingham Firemen Defeat Akron For Seventh Straight
Birmingham Firemen defeat Akron 58 to 39 to extend their winning streak to seven. Top scorers were Bob Hostettler and Joe Kulimosewski with 12 points each, while Ginagen led Akron with 18. Next Sunday Birmingham hosts Trophy Craft of Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Birmingham Firemen
Akron
Bob Hostettler
Joe Klimsewski
Firemen
Ginagen
Jewelers
Cleveland
Reinhardt
Vonenevesnnesoad
Warsa
Hostettler
Kulimosewski
G. Arthrell
K. Arthrell
Kinsley
D. Wasem
LT. Wasem
McLeomore on Systems and Luck at the Races
Henry McLemore mocks betting systems as unreliable in a United Press dispatch from Los Angeles dated January 10 1938. He notes various gimmicks including the Small-Child-With-Stub-Pencil-In-Hand method used by Mrs Dick Arlen and jokes about bartender tips as rival oracles. He admits no system works and prefers mirroring the ticket of the person in line ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry McLemore
United Press
OS Angeles
Broadway
Santa Anita
Granite Reformatory Band to Wear Military Uniforms
Mangum Oklahoma deputies say the Granite Reformatory band plans military style uniforms for its 42 members. Black serge, gold braid, gold-ornamented caps will be worn to present a formal look for the prison band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mangum
Okla
Granite Reformatory
L. V. Warlick
Through press notes from medical meetings
Drs Jomes and Thiberge report two medical diagnoses and treatments arising from astronomical studies. Infrared photography has mapped stars and distant scenes, suggesting a parallel method for viewing the human body in layers, a concept linked to evolving diagnostic ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Souther Medical Association
New Orleans
Edgar Jomes
Vanderbilt University
Nashville Tennessee
Narcisse F Thiberge
Louisiana State University School of Medicine
Joe
Vein Imaging and Allergy Diagnostic Advances
Dr Jones uses infrared photography to reveal surface vein changes early for heart kidney and circulatory diseases. Dr Thiherge adds astronomy based methods for positive allergy diagnosis, detecting hypersensitivity to foods feathers dust and pollen through subtle skin reactions undetectable in standard tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Thiherge
Effects of Light and a Hidden Bloodstream Discovery
An article notes advances in light theory and physiology, referencing Dr Milton C Winternus of Yale who described a previously unknown auxiliary bloodstream within the arterial lining. The finding illuminates tissue interactions and offers encouragement to healthcare workers and those with vascular disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilttie
Hecht
Milton C Winternus
Yale University
New York Academy of Medicine
Man
Origins of chickens from India to early settlers
The jungle fowl Gallus bankiva of India is the ancestor of domestic chickens. From these birds, egg layers spread to Egypt Greece and Rome and still thrive in the wild. They migrated to Europe with civilization and reached America with early settlers. Brown eye strain arose from Chinese and Malay fowl crossbred with European breeds brought by traders.
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India
Egypt
Greece
Rome
Europe
Cleaning painted walls with mild soap and care
Use a mild soap or soap powder for washing painted walls. Strong solutions may remove paint or streak the surface. Use clean water and plenty of cloths. Wash a small area at a time and wipe dry. If using a paint cleaner, follow directions exactly.
Kenyon College Receives Gifts From Whiting Estate
Gambier Ohio January 10 Kenyon College received a $30000 bequest from the late Mrs Ellen G Whiting of Columbus announced by President Gordon K Chambers. A second gift of $1000 from former Senator Atlee Pom erene was also announced.
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Gambier, C
Kenyon College
Ellen G. Whiting
Columbus
Gordon K. Chambers
Kenyon
Atlee Pomerene
Disappearance of Ruth Bittinger Cleared in Chicago Return
Massillon Ohio reports the 13 year old Ruth Bittinger who vanished January 2 after boarding a bus to Auburn Indiana was found safe by her foster father Courtland Frederick at friends’ home in Chicago.
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Massillon
Ruth Bittinger
Auburn
Ind
Courtland Frederick
Friends
Chicago
Sawyer Critical In Surprise Speech
In Columbus Ohio January 10 1930s report notes Gov Davey and Cincinnati national committeeman Charles Sawyer likely to oppose each other for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination. Sawyer’s surprise speech at a Jackson Day banquet urged party reform and cracked at graft while Davey urged continued progressive leadership. The event drew about 900 diners. Ferguson and Yoder were absent.
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Columbus
Davey
Charles Sawyer
Cincinnati
Sawyer
Commerce
Daniel C. Roper
Roosevelt
Francis W. Poulson
Covd
Ohio
Joseph T. Ferguson
Paul P. Yoder
Poulson
Annual meeting of Con gregational Church in South Amherst
South Amherst January 10 The annual meeting was held in the parlors after an oyster supper served by the Christian Endeavor. Reports from Ladies Dime Society Junior Missionary Society Christian Endeavor Sunday School and Church Board were favorable. Trustees were chosen and church plans discussed including painting the outside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
Ladies Dime Society
Junior Missionary Society
Christun Endeavor
Emil Ruth
Lewis Kilmer
John Dunton
Treasuer
Herman Witt
N. G. Townsend
John Witt
Frank Powers
Crayford Gott
Hie
Warren Powers
Joseph Mihelic
Legion Post 197 Holds Regular Meeting in South Amherst
Regular meeting of South Amherst American Legion Post 197 convened in club rooms Friday evening with Commander William Slack presiding. Routine business and monthly reports were handled. It was decided to start meetings at 7 30 o clock from now on. A social hour followed with cards for the diversion. Refreshments served to nineteen members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst American Legion Post 197
William Slack
Village Council Plans Evening Meeting at Town Hall
The Village Council will meet this evening at the town hall. The public is invited to attend. The South Amherst Ex-High Basketball team faces the Sunrise Beers of Cleveland on the local floor Tuesday evening. Miss Margaret Histed will open her home to Study Hour club Thursday evening for a discussion on Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
Cleveland
Margaret Histed
Germany
Tragic CO Poisoning Deaths Near Zanesville Man and Woman Found
In Zanesville Ohio on January 10 Raymond Landrum 27 of Roseville and Jessie Fortney 45 a local divorcee were found dead from carbon monoxide poisoning in a tourist camp cottage five miles west of the city. Coroner Raymond Daniel reported the gas stove emitted the toxic gas.
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Zanesville, O
Raymond Landrum
Roseville
Mra
Jessie Fortney
Zanesville
Here
Ana
Raymond Daniel
Amherst Notices Highlight Local Civic Groups Tonight
Amherst Ohio reports a busy slate with a Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters joint officer installation at Pythian Hall, a PTA January meeting at the public school auditorium featuring a tuberculosis talk by L. Windidin, and various Legion Auxiliary, Eagle Auxiliary, and Daughters of Scotland activities. Gerald VanKeuren named a national youth convention delegate. Barbara Ann Jenne baptized at Methodist church service.
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Amherst
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Sisters
Pythian Hall
P.t. A
Windidin
Syria
Legion Auxiliary
Legion Rooms
Jessamine Lodge
Daughters of Scotland
Odd Fellow
Eagle Auxiliary
F. C. E. Hall
Legion Post selects delegates for County Council meeting
James Brennen and Clyde Donnelly were chosen to represent Elmer Johnson Post of the American Legion at Friday’s County Council meetings. Another member will be appointed at the January 21 gathering. A Christmas activities report noted ten baskets sent to needy families and plans for a social lunch at the next meeting. A committee of Harry Stablers Herman Short and Edward Moebius was named to handle arrangements. An Early Bird party is announced for Thursday evening at The Hedges. Paid-up membership cards will admit entry. School awards were discussed with arrangements to meet schools and finalize plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Brennen
Clyde Donnelly
Elmer Johnson
American Legion
Harry Stablers
Herman Short
Edward Moebius
Birthday Party Honors Mrs Josephine Youngless
Mrs William Youngless hosted a birthday party on Jackson Street for Mrs Josephine Youngless. Prizes went to Mrs Edward McGuire Mrs Wilma Poulson and Mrs Josephine Youngless. A luncheon followed with many guests listed, including Martha McGuire David Anthony William Zillette Edward McGuire and others.
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William Youngless
Jackson Street
Josephine Youngless
Edward McGuire
Wilma Poulson
Martha McGuire
David Anthony
William Zillette
Paul DeCaire
Lorraine
James Jamie
Hilma Trant
Albere Raesler
Fred Quashnefsk
Walter Kreegzer
Daisy Cutron
Esther Shand
Helen
Mildred Rirauss
Rudolph Berger
Edward Sines
Theresa Raster
Elmer Saegert
Willian
Youngstess
In Termediate League Meet At St Peter Church
The January meeting of the Intermediate League will be held in the church parlors Tuesday evening with a six o'clock treen supper. The annual fellowship congregational supper is set for Wednesday at 6:30. Officers and reports of organizations will be reviewed. Circles of the Woman's Union meet Thursday afternoon at various homes. The King's Daughters hold a birthday party Thursday evening with a 6:30 tureen supper. Choir rehearsal is Friday at 7:30. Installation of church council officers is planned for next Sunday. A church attendance contest begins February 6 with St John’s Lorain and St Paul’s Elyria.
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Intermediate League
Fellowship Congregational
Warions
Woman’s Union
Jacob Rosenkranz
Axtel Street
Courzee Rosenkra
Church Council
St. John’s of Lorein
St. Paul's Elyria
Parish Societies Schedule Tuesday Meetings
The Holy Name Society junior and senior groups will meet at the school hall Tuesday evening. Circle Four the Victorian Guild meets Tuesday evening with Mrs. W. J. Bodmann Jr Park Avenue. Circle Two meets Tuesday evening with Mrs. Arthur Penders Prospect Street. St Joseph parochial PTA meets Wednesday afternoon from 9 to 3. all mothers urged to attend. Mrs J J Ryan Middle Street hosts Circle One Wednesday evening. Sodality and Teekawitha choir to attend communion in body at eight o'clock Mass next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Name Society
Circle Four
Victorian Guild
W. J. Bodmann
Park Avenue
Circle Two
Arthur Penders
Prospect Street
Parent-Teacher Association of
St. Joseph Parochial School
J. J. Ryan
Middle Street
St. Ann’s Society
Sodality and Teekawitha
Frank Papp dies after long service at Cleveland Stone Co
Frank Papp aged 54 of Quarry road died at Pleasant View Sanatorium Friday evening. Born in Austria Hungary he worked 36 years for Cleveland Stone Co. Survived by wife and five children. Funeral rites held this morning from Roman Catholic Nativity Church South Amherst with Rev. R Steiger officiating.
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Frank Papp
Quarry Road
Pleasant View
Austria Hungary
Cleveland Stone Co
Lorain Epworth League Convention Set in Chicago
Gerald VanKeuren, president of the Lorain County Epworth League Association, announced a convention in Chicago on February 3 and 4 with about four thousand expected attendees. Also noted was a Tahash Club church event at 6:30 PM and an update on Barbara Ann Lutthke, daughter of Mr and Mrs F H Jenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald VankKeuren
Lorain County Epworth League Association
Chicago
Thahash Club
Barbara Ann
A.J
F. H. Jenne
Gerald VanKeuren
Lorain Co. Epworth League Association
Tahash Club
Lutthke
Midweek Prayer Service and Birthday Party at Mill Avenue Church
The mid week prayer service and Bible study will be held Wednesday evening at the Fred Lange home on Mill Avenue. The January birthday party of the congregation will be held at the church parlors Friday evening with a tureen supper at 6 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Lange
Mill Avenue
Church Circle 2 Meeting Moves to Mrs Bruce Home
Circle 2 of the Congregational church changes from Wednesday to Thursday afternoon and will meet at Mrs William Bruce's home on Lincoln street. The Evergreen club postpones its Wednesday gathering to Thursday afternoon and will meet at Mrs William Cook's Gaston road home, instead of Mrs Fred Coverdale's.
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Circle 2
Congregational Church
William Bruce
Lincoln Street
Evergreen Club
Wiliam Cook
Gaston Road
Fred Coverdale
Congregational Church Talk and Meeting Announced
Rev Henry Stick a returned missionary of Africa delivers an address on the country and work Sunday evening. The junior choir meets for rehearsal at 3 on Wednesday afternoon. The annual meeting convenes at the church parlors Wednesday evening with a supper at 6 30 followed by a talk by Dr Robert Brown of Oberlin.
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Henry Stick
Afriva
Robert Brown
Oberlin
Annual Congregational Meeting Report Summary
The annual congregational meeting was held Sunday afternoon. Reports from various officers were presented and plans discussed for the coming year.
Concordia Club to Meet Evening for Improvements This Year
Residents note upcoming plans as the Concordia Club schedules an evening meeting to discuss improvements and repairs planned for the coming year. Local members and committee chairs will present proposals and seek input from attendees.
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Concordia Club
Mrs. Seabo of Henrietta Gives Birth to Baby Boy
Mrs William Seabo of Henrietta was admitted Saturday and presented with the birth of a baby boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Seabo
Henrietta
Miss Daisy Horn Injury Reported In Amherst Area
Miss Lucy Horn received word that her sister Mrs. R A Raw son formerly Miss Daisy Horn of Amherst Laguna Beach Cal had fallen and broken her arm. Elmer Holle and wife from Cleveland spent the week end with Amherst relatives. Mrs A J Bauer ill at home on Lincoln street. Dorothy Michael and Hulda Berger two Ashland College students spent weekend here. R Thutt from Elida Ohio visited Amherst friends.
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Lucy Horn
R. A. Rawson
Daisy Horn
Amherst
Laguna Beach
Cal
Elmer Holle
Cleveland
A. J. Bauer
Lincoln Street
Dorothy Michael
Hulda Berger
Ashland College
R. Thutt
Elida
Rotarians to Hear Grafton Farm Head
Elyria Rotary Club will host C. E. Swan superintendent of the Grafton State Farm as speaker at noon tomorrow at the Elk's Restaurant. Upcoming events include Amherst Rotary charter presentation and a January 18 meeting with Cameron Beck of the New York Stock Exchange Institute. Members from Elyria Kiwanis Chamber of Commerce and other area clubs invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Swan
Grafton State Farm
Elyria Rotary Club
Elk's
Amherst
Amherst Rotary Club
Amherst Club
Cameron Beck
New York Stock Exchange Institute
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Chamber of Commerce
Young Men's Club
Lorain
Vermilion
Measles Outbreak Closes Richwood Schools In Union County
More than 190 cases of measles were reported to Union county health authorities. Public schools in Richwood were closed and public gatherings of children banned for a week. Funeral services were held in Akron for William B. Baldwin, 68, Medina County Gazette owner and editor, former postmaster and Beacon-Journal editor, longtime Republican official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Marysville
Union County
Richwood
Medina
Akron
William B. Baldwin
Medina County Gazette
Beacon-Journal
Republican State Central Committee
Oberlin Club Meetings Set For This Evening
Community Garden Club gathers at 7 30 in Oberlin Inn parlory. Vine Rebekah lodge installs officers at reg meeting. Karl Wilson Locke Post 102 American Legion meets. TI. Y. T. M. club hostess Mrs J A McGrath. Education dept Oberlin Women's club meets 7 30 at Miss Nellie Reed’s home. Oberlin Junior Forum meets with Mrs Clarence Berg this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Vine Rebekah Lodge
Community Garden Club
Oberlin Inn
Harvey Bicknell
Shaker Heights
Karl Wilson Locke
American Legion
J. A. McGranh
Oberlin Masonic and Ladies Groups Meet Tuesday Evening
Oberlin Masonic Lodge No 380 will hold its regular meeting Tuesday evening. Martha Chapter O E S will meet Tuesday evening. Literature department meets Tuesday at 3 PM with Mrs A B Parsons of Woodland Avenue. Martel club meets Tuesday with Mrs J A McGrann of Woodland Avenue. Mrs Vernon Stevens hosts Oberlin Business and Professional Women's Club at her North Main Street home Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Masonic Lodge No
Martha Chapter
Oberlin Women's Club
A. B. Parsons
Woodland Avenue
Martel Club
J. A. McGrann
Vernon Stevens
Oberlin Business and Professional Women’s Club
North Main Street
Local club notices brief Wednesday evening meetings
The Oberlin Odd Fellows Lodge installs officers Wednesday. Pansy Chapter East ern Star meets Wednesday evening. Rebekah Aid Society meets with Mrs C C May 197 North Main Wednesday afternoon. W C T A meets Wednesday at 3 PM at Methodist church parlors. Young Women's Club opens the year with a first meeting Wednesday evening at the James Brand House. A Southern dinner at 6 26 will be followed by a program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Odd Fellows Lodge
Order of Eastern Star
Rebekah Aid Society
C. C. May
North Main Street
Methodist Church
Young Women’s Club
James Brand
Knights of Pythias and Sisters Install Officers
Thursday events include a joint installation of officers at the K P hall by the Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters. The South Russia Neighborhood club holds an all day meeting at Mrs J E Ford’s home on the Oberlin Wellington road. The Past Noble Grand Circle of Vine Rebekah Lodge meets Thursday evening at Mrs George Behnke’s home on East College. The Kouple Klub is entertained Thursday evening at Mr and Mrs George Broadwell’s home on Union street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias and
Pythian Sisters
K. P. Hall
South Russia
J. E. Ford
Oberlin- Wellington Road
Noble Grand Circle
Vine Rebekah Lodge
George Behnke
East College Street
Kouple Klub
George Broadwell
Union Street
Regular meetings of local clubs scheduled Friday
The Pythian Sisters hold a regular meeting Friday. The Oberlin Stamp Club meets Friday evening in the city hall council room with Miss Edith Metcalf speaking on her Albanian collection. Nancy Wolcott Squire Chapter DAR meets Friday at 2 30 PM at Mrs Molyneauxs home on West College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Stamp Club
City Hall
Edith Metcalf
Nancy Wolcott Squire
G. [. Molyneaux
West College Street
Christ Church Parish Holds Annual Meeting This Evening
The annual meeting of Christ Church Parish will take place at 7 30 this evening. Parish officers and organizations will present reports and a Vestry will be elected to serve for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Church Parish
Winter departure and local social notes in Oberlin
Miss Caroline E. Brown leaves with Mrs. Bessie MacKeown for Pasadena to spend the winter. Mrs. George Bumpus celebrated her birthday at Mrs. Wyttenbach's in Henrietta with guests including Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Kimmel and daughter Carol Ann. Mrs. J. B. Wickler returned from Suffolk Virginia after weeks with her mother. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hallouer and Mrs. Robert Lyman and baby daughter toured to Pittsburgh and back, as Lyman moves his family there next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline E. Brown
North Main Street
Bessie MacKeown
Pasadena
California
George Bumpus
Wyttenbach
Henrietta
L. H. Kimmel
Carol] Ann
North Professor Street
J. B. Wickler
Suffolk
Virginia
Charles Hallouer
Robert Lyman
Pittsburgh
Lyman
Oberlin
Former Sheriff Questioned In Ohio Graft Probe
Ohio Senate committee aimed to question James T. Flower former Summit County sheriff five deputies and an Akron policeman about an automobile accident involving State Democratic Chairman Francis W Poulson at Northfield Ohio in 1935. Flower said photographs of money letters checks were taken then destroyed. Deputies listed include Asa Anderson Charles Morgan Arthur Adams D M Brown and E C Brown. The panel also will call Finance Director M Ray Allison to assess costs of Governor Daveys highway department probe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Senate
James T. Flower
Summit County
Akron
Francis W. Poulson
Northfield
Flower
Poulson
Democratic
Reverend E J Arthur Dies While Visiting Son
Dayton obit notes the death of Rev. E J Arthur, retired United Brethren and Methodist minister, who passed away Sunday while visiting his son Rev E L Arthur in Oak Harbor. He last pastored in Kenton before retiring in 1930.
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Dayton, O
E. J. Arthur
United Brethren
Methodist Churches
E. L. Arthur
Oak Harbor
Arthur
Kenton
Charm Powder and Cream Base Makeup Guide
A late winter makeup guide advises matching powder shade to complexion, using blustery weather cream or heavy foundation, and layering techniques for lasting finish. It recommends two foundations, a damp powder lotion, blush suited to skin tone, and soft eye and lip emphasis with mascara choices and blue violet shadows.
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