Gypsy Band Ejected After Purse Grab Incident
A hotel proprietor reported a purse theft by a member of a traveling band. Officers pursued the suspect, recovered the stolen items, and escorted the group out of the county. Weir served as the sheriff at the county line.
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Eight Residents Form Phone Co in Fairpoint Ohio
Fairpoint Ohio June 22 Eight residents form a tiny telephone company to reconnect St Clairsville with Ohio Bell after a fire destroyed equipment at the Blushing Telephone Co in Claussville. The town had lacked phone service for about two years. The article mentions France and mourning customs for the elderly, but the details are unclear due to garbled text.
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Blind Horse Is Rescued From Maumee River Drowning
A Defiance firefighter rescued a blind horse from drowning in the Maumee River after it swam in circles for an hour. The animal had slipped from a pasture into deep water and was pulled to safety in a life boat.
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Abandonment Forecast for Ohio River and Western Line
In Bellaire Ohio on June 24 stockholders forecast abandonment of the Ohio River and Western railroad line, Ohio’s only narrow gauge system linking the river port to Zanesville via Woodsfield and Caldwell. Losses totaling about a quarter of a million dollars are blamed on road development and the shift to motor freight and bus transportation.
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Elyria Scout Leaders Conference Strong in Eaton Mai Oe
The Button XL reports the 4 H Leaders and Officers Conference in Elyria on June 18 with large turnout. The event spotlighted new leaders, including Robert Putt and Russell Tite, and praised health habit efforts. a tenderfoot test was completed by all bows, and a surprise birthday for Arthur Lattie was celebrated with community gathered.
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Local Social Notes Include Visits and Meetings
A fragmentary list shows a Junior Club lunch committee for an affair, milkshake served, and a planned meeting at the home of Bessie and Paullipe Eicher on July 7. Several residents travel or visit relatives in Avon, Columbus, Cleveland, and Fairview, with church attendance noted at Kiyrra Congregational and Valley City events.
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Avon
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Cleveland
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Valley City
Henry Schnabel, Jr
Charles McCarsel
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Stella and Carrie Dacre Visit Cook Home in Cleveland
Stella and Carrie Dacre from Cleveland spent Sunday at the Cook home here, sharing time and conversation during a quiet weekend gathering.
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New High Strength Steel from Hadfield for Turbines
London reports Hadfield’s ventor-oxidizing steel enables gas turbines and turbo compressors to run at speeds up to 50,000 revolutions per minute with working temperatures around 170 degrees. The steel resists oxidation and heat, reducing wear and scale and promising large energy savings. Sir Bladfield, head of the firm, says the new alloy will continue to operate under these high temperatures.
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New steel promises high temp gas turbine advances
The article cites a steel enabling better high temperature gas handling and turbine prospects. It discusses potential for coal derived gas paths through turbo systems and notes rotor turbine wheels forged with this steel showing initial efficient results. It highlights hopes for direct coal gas processing and improved rotational performance.
Airplane Use Against Boil Weevil Gains Favor
A new program proposes using airplanes to combat the boil weevil in cotton fields. An agency and industry partner will fund dusting operations to protect acres of cotton, with a proposed expenditure of about $0,000 to land, equipment, and work to reduce weevil damage this year.
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boil weevil / Ove corporation
Balloon plants bring trouble to collegiate dew
In New York, 18 year old Ide Tanenbaum walked his bell-bottomed trousers through a Brooklyn street, illustrating the odd risks of campus fashion headlines.
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New York
Ixadore Tanenbaum
Brooklyn
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