Ohio Extends Relief Work to Belmont County Kitchens
The Ohio National Guard will extend children's relief work to Belmont County this week. About twenty to thirty feeding kitchens will feed roughly 1,680 undernourished children in mining communities. First kitchens start Friday as orders are issued to operate rapidly. Governor Douaher supported extension after county conditions review led by Lt. Col. Don Caldwell and local petitions.
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Columbus
Ohio National Guard
Belaoa
Adjt
Frank GC. Hengerson
Henderson
Ieste
Don Caldwell
Douaher
le Cot John S Shelier
Story Of Famous Preacher Cartwright Tells Club
Reverend Edwin Kirby of the First Methodist church spoke at the Elyria Young Men's Club about Peter Cartwright a prominent Methodist Episcopal preacher. The talk highlighted Cartwright as a bold evangelist who often faced opposition and physical confrontations in his efforts to spread Methodism.
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Peter Cartwright
Methodist Episcopal Church
Elyria
Edwin Kirby
First Methodist Church
Kirby
Cartwright
Methodist Church
Death of Charles H Fairman at Ridge Street Residence
Charles H Fairman died this morning at 149 Ridge Street. Born March 16, 18 a8, in Elynma, he married Naval IS Uot ion of Elyria in 1807. He worked forty years for L. S. M and M Co and spent six years as Ridgelawn cemetery superintendent. Survived by four children, services Thursday at 2 PM at home, Reverend Kirm officiating, burial Nidgelawn.
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Charles H. Fairman
Ridge Street
Elynma
Naval
Elyria
L. S. and
M.S and M. Co
Ridgelawe
F. J. McDonald
Akron
William Fairman
Detroit
George Burghard
Royal Oakes
Michigan
George Adams
Kirm
Nidgelawn
Incomplete testimony touches on bonds and donations
The report quotes exchanges where Hars and Walsh discuss Mellon bonds, campaign contributions, and attempts to influence public officials. The dialogue covers whether plans and sources of funds were disclosed and how bonds related to the inquiry, with references to Sinclair and Edson.
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Hars
Mellon
Bowler
Walsh
Sinclair
Batles
Edson
Mayor Receives Large Flower Basket at Ninth National Show
In Louisville Mayor James A. Hewitt was presented a large bouquet and card from a sister city showing goodwill during the Ninth National Flower Show opening. Hewitt thanked the sender, noting no one is aware of a recent marriage in his city.
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Vouistille
James A. Hewitt
Louisville
Hewitt
Number Three Continuation From Page Two
A 26 year old woman was found alive after being buried and later died in a hospital. A mother and infant were found suffocated in another house. Rescue efforts began amid chaotic conditions as the death toll was expected to rise for days.
Fashionable styles featured in local pageant show
The pageant highlighted children and the Peerless Quartet with lively performances during intermission. Attendees enjoyed Jerry Lewis and the pink pajama shows as the company presented in the grand finale. Fashions ranged from ensemble coats to wrap skirts with cape trims and bright scarves.
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Olkler
Sis
Thelma
Doris Strewher
Jerry Lewis
Mics
Lear Hayth
Karl Goetz
Varied Dance Troupe Performs Forcoming Season Preview
A lively evening show outlined in the record with names of dancers and performers including Helen Welles Budd Bishop Verna Barker Thelma Fawlhairr Bern adine Dunn Wonifred Fanlnayer Ruth Bliss and Katherne Jons. The program featured Shuckhart Gerrmne Si Ruth Ned Lilian Stephens and others with Prankii Waller and T Lawrenne Stone listed as alternates. The Revun will be repeated his evening al is.
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Zolt
Helen Welles Budd Bishop
Verna Barker
LaBarr
Thelma Fawlhairr
Bernadine Dunn
Wonifred Fanlnayer
Ruth Bliss
Katherne Jons
Tledline i Shuckhart
Ruth Ned
Lilian Stephens
Thelma Streicher
Bunny Giliss
Wary Tavier
Finn Clerk
Jiba Baa
Dorothy Marin
Evelyn Schulte
Laura Welch
Mawine Krosm
iPaulime Krugman
Francis Gr
Gerald Squires
Jonn Glasow
Chole Smith
Kenn T J Beebe
David Saltuper
Jeer
Grifith
Dom Muller
Isedl Louihe
Rupere Wise
Viela Waburton
Ruth Wirt
Leta Wells
Betis
Snowbound Detour Michigan Faces Food Shortage
Snowbound Detour Michigan residents face severe shortages as heavy storms halt transport. Postmaster reports aid coordination with war department to dispatch an army plane from Mt Clemens, while the village lacks meat butter sugar and fuel. A woman is critically ill awaiting transport to Ste Marie hospital. first mail since Feb 29 reached after a 24 hour snowshoe trek.
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Ste. Matie
War Department
Mt Clemens
Ste. Marime Hospital
St. Marks River
Oberlin Editor Critiques Partisan Politics At Rotary Talk
The Oberlin editor reviews the current party system from the Civil War era to present day. He cites how Republican and Democratic lines shifted with leadership and emphasizes citizen engagement in national issues.
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Oberlin
Rotary Club
Pela
Oerlin 'Y
Revantalah
Funongay Avory
Newell
Phillips
Dave
Councy
Federalise Party
Centenes
Washington
Hamlion
Andres Jom
jRis
Paris
Democratie
Pipilip
Democratic Party
Ina
Citizrens
LoMdre Bee
Ridgeville student sues for five thousand in finger loss
Frederick HL Conrad of Ridgeville claims damages in common pleas court for a finger injury suffered while operating a large shield in the Ridgeville Schools manual arts department. He alleges negligence by the Ridgeville Board of Education and seeks five thousand dollars.
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Common Pleas Rowrt
Ridzeers Board of Education
Frederick HL Conrad
Ches
Taniacs
Manual Arts
Ridgeville Schools
Conrad
Absentees May Vote in Upcoming Elections
The county elections board announced that voters expected to be out of town on April 24 may vote in person at the Board of Elections office in the Masonic Temple beginning March 26. Voters away from home but resident here may request absentee ballots and mail their votes.
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County Board of Elections
Board of Elections Office
Masonic Temple
Mall
Radio Corp stock soars on opening in New York market
Brock of the Radio Corporation at America led a sensational start on the New York Stock Exchange. Within two minutes 25,000 shares traded, jumping 21 1 2 points from the previous close as the stock opened at 120 1 2. The gains since last Thursday exceed 60 points amid reports of a possible corner in radio shares.
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New York
Brock
Radio Corporation At
America
New York Stock Exchange
Will Durant To Speak At Finney Chapel Tonight Oberlin
Will Durant renowned author and lecturer speaks at Finney Chapel Oberlin at 7 30 with lecture titled Progress a Delusion. Durant known for The Story of Philosophy has roots in Columbia teaching and Labor Temple classes which inspired the Labor Temple school. Also noted Radcliffe MA degrees awarded to Miss Mack and remarks by Dr Holmes of chemistry at Martin Inn.
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Will Durant
Finney Chapel
Oberlin
Thea College
Oberon
Delumon
Finner Chape
Durant
Bureau of Lectures
Board of Education of
New York
Waldeleh High School
Kansas City
Harry N. Holmes
Exchange Club
Martin Inn
Holmes
Man And Woman Each 63 Wed in Athens County
Mrs Phoebe Pickle of Coolville in Athens county and Carl J Johnson of Hico Texas both 63 obtained a marriage license here, wed, and left for a new home in Texas The bride quoted that she met her groom through a matrimonial paper and that he had traveled from Texas to claim her.
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Athers
Phoebe Pickle
Coolville
Athens County
Carl J. Johnson
Hico
Tex
Ihfe
Texas
Market summaries from Cleveland Toledo and Chicago quotes
Market notes show hog receipts in Cleveland with varied live weights and prices, cattle receipts in Toledo steady with calves and beef prices, and lambs and sows cited. Chicago quotes cover butter eggs and poultry prices, plus grain futures for wheat corn oats and flax while Minneapolis reports kernels and flour pricing.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Eiffas
Turkers Duchs
Department of Agriculture
United Stars
Sarprdar
Wisconsie
Florda Biss
Florida
Spalding Stose
Timothy
Minneapolis
Northern
Wool quality judged by shoulder and side fibre traits
The article notes that the best wool in soundness softness and evenness comes from the shoulders and sides of the sheep. It mentions a 500 foot gorge and a recently bolted steel railroad bridge in Japan that required exact calculation and precision.
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Japan
Huntington Notes and Local Social Updates
Huntington March reports illness and hospitalizations including Mrs J B Thomas and Mrs L D Gullette. Local families host dinners and birthdays, with callers from Bluefield Ashland Wellington and Norwalk. Community events mention Grange and Missionary group gatherings and school health notes.
Penfield Social Notices and Local Updates
March 13 column reports the MF church Ladies social on March 16 at Society hall with dinner to be furnished by each lady. PH S Junior class hosts a 2 box social on March 16 with other entertainments planned. Minor illness notes include George Bradstock being ill and Mrs F E Kellogg traveling to Baltimore returning Thursday.
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Huntington
J. B. Thomas
H. J. Souda
Hiplet Celves
Ney Grogrick
Joule
Aeblund
Alf
Joe Hopking
Carl Thomas
Bluefield
J. B Thomas
A.C Kolbe
Af Amherst
Tom Gleason
Clara Smith
Cleveland
Kellmer
Samile
Cleviland
Ada Miller
Blouch
Sylvester Jackson
Mise Elsie Shaw
Forbush
LaGrange
Behnke
Preston
Judge Says He Gave Green The Minimum Fine
AFR Webber of common Pleas court explains sentencing Wil lam Green for ten years in the penitentiary after a guilty plea to robbery. He notes the penalty law change from 1 to 15 years to 10 to 30 years, says he would have given five years if possible, and cites the January robbery of a Larain restaurant of $20.
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Afr Webber
Common Pleas Court
Willam Green
Jia
Greer IU
Sears
Green
Classified advertising chief joins Chronicle Telegram staff
CG W Allen is named advertising manager at the Chronicle Telegram. He comes from the Waterloo Iowa Tribune with years of experience in classified ads and is said to originate from South Amelia. The piece notes a model well house and about 19,000 plant specimens in a Buffalo New York display.
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CG. W. Allen
the Staiff
Chronicle Telegram Today
Allen
Waterloo, Iowa
He Porto
Amelia
Santak advertised as unique kidney friendly digestive aid
An advertisement claims Santak is the only vegetable antiseptic laxative and diuretic to the kidneys designed to prevent intestinal disorders and disease. It states the product is exactly what people need for internal stomach and bowel distress and notes it is sold at Eberts Drug Store.
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Carls
L. P. Batley
McBride, Mich
Eberts Drug Store
Elyria
Ohio
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