Mount Etna Eruption Rages As Lava Flows Toward Sea
In Catania on November 9, Mount Etna continued its violent eruption with three lava streams spewing from the crater and racing down the slopes at up to 400 meters per hour. The flows threaten villages below, leaving about twelve thousand people homeless as natives flee the advancing lava toward the sea. Prof Gaetano Ponte observed the crater from the air noting the streams joining near the shoreline, with danger possibly ending if no new outbreak occurs.
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Sicily
Mount
Etna
Gaetano Ponte
Direc
Tor
Tragic Farmhouse Fire Claims Two in Volcanic Outbreak
A volcanic outbreak has driven residents from fortified schoolhouses and community buildings. Two people died in a domestic tragedy, a man and his wife, who reportedly ended their lives in each other’s arms at the root of their farmhouse after years in the Agrarian valleys.
Pleasantville Social News Roundup from November Night
Pleasantville notices list Mr. and Mrs. Gifford Fox and Waneta with Mrs. Fox's mother visiting S. H. Behner. spins of blooms from Mrs. J. Wicks and Mrs. Fred Tran. Horace Howard's Eaton family visit their daughter in Pleasantville. Doane and Bliss families from Oberlin and Wellington drop by. Stacks and Geyeska families from Avon and Elyria seen about. Delegates and locals attend a Halloween program in Pittsfield. many residents vote Tuesday. Missionary Rev. Bickerstaph and wife, Africa bound, share talk at meeting. Barrett, Manor, and Roane visit kin. Stanislawski family from Fairview call on Behner parents.
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Pleasantville
Gifford Fox
Waneta
Fox
Mra Fox
S. H. Behner
J. Wicks
Fred Tran
Horace Howard
Eaton
Carl Yost
Ray Doane
Guy Doane
Oberlin Road
Lottie Knowles
Morris
Wesley Tran
Pittsfield
Ruth Train
Bert Reiner
S$. Behner
Milton Behner
Bickerstaph
M. Stanislawski
Fairview
M.S. Behner
Oberlin Road Community Notes and Local Visits
Oberlin Road brief items record visits and events from residents and nearby towns. Cousins and relatives travel from Blissfeld Michigan Elyria Lorain and Columbus. Local activities include a Ladies Aid meeting for the December fair, Sunday school in a rented Myers house, card parties at the S.O.O.F. hall, and travel to Chicago Ak-Ton and Lorain. The cinder roads in Carlisle Township are being repaired. A family injury report mentions Mrs Cherry and Mrs Fern Brown in Oberlin. Pumpkin seed guess at North Elyria Grange Chrysanthemum show noted.
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Oberlin Road
A. A. Saxton
Irrank Saxton
Blissfeld
Michigan
Evalyn Homes
Floyd Vidder
Elyria
Gar McRoberts
Walter Day
Steinbinder
Dan Dudley
Columbus
Charles James
Billy
George Gasger
Ridgeville
Harry Hawk
American Legion
Texas
Ladies’ Aid Society
Andy Edmonds
Myers
John Baumann
van Haverlyn
Nicholas
Lorain
Frank Mkreguer
S. Oo
O. F. Hall
Oberlin
Davidson
John Davidson
Torwald Hansen
Chicago
Haldo Junker
John Kern
Ak- Ton
R. D. Camp
Virgil Camp
Frank Kreuger
Charles Klingharrow
Frank Keuchinrither
Sugar Ridge
Dan Campbell
Frank Gamble
George Bailey
Carl Hansen
H. A. Tucker
New London
Fred Bongs
John Baumann Jr
Russel Kreuzer
Sandusky
George Gibbs
A. A
Fern Brown
A. McRoberts
Family gathers Sunday at Gar McRoberts home
A Pittsfield family met Sunday at the home of Gar McRoberts. The gathering included relatives and neighbors sharing stories and light refreshments in a low key, friendly get together.
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Pittsfield
Gar McRoberts
States to Celebrate Clark Feats In 1929 Memorial Scene
Madison Wisconsin leads preparations for a 1929 tribute marking George Rogers Clark and the Northwest victory over the British. Wisconsin Historical Society and Miss Louise Kellogg confirm statewide participation in a educational commemoration culminating in a 2.9 million memorial at Fort Sackville Vincennes Indiana. The hall of history will honor Clark and his Virginians at a site near Wm Henry Harrison’s home and other shrines.
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Madison
Wis
Northwest
George Rogers Clark
Louise Kellogg
Wisconsin Historical Vhtory
Wisconsin Historical Society
Wisconsin
Congress
Indiana
Fort Sackville
Vincennes
Clark
Wm. Henry Harrison
United States
Centen nial plans for St Francis Navier church invite Coolidge
The St Francis Navier church, noted as the oldest Catholic church west of the Alleghenies, plans its sesquicentennial celebration. Invitations have been sent to governors and historical societies in five states, with discussions at the American Historical Society meeting in Indianapolis and the Mississippi Missionary association event in Vincennes.
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St. Francis Navier Church
The
Aleghenies
Coollnge
Govaud Historical Societies
United States
Clark
Assion
Miss Kellogg
AmericanHistorical Society
Indianapolis
Mississippi Misterient Association
Vincennes
Indiana
Ma- Huis
Wabash River
George Rogers Chirk
Indiana Historical Society
H. van Buren Maxonigie
New York
Scotius
Bridge to Honor Clark Crossing Memorial Significance
Bridge will be integrated into the memorial as a symbolic element marking the ford Clark used to cross and assault the city. The plan emphasizes the historic route and the moment of military movement, linking geography to remembrance.
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Clark
Building Permits Issued by City Clerk in Brief
Mayor's clerk John G. Schrock issued permits for multiple properties including Alvin Smitz at 118 Longford avenue for a frame dwelling and Otto Asinberg for a three frame dwelling on Pasadena avenue. C. E. Waltz filed a frame dwelling at 119 Woodbury avenue, Roy Held enters cement block Karege at 112 Quincy street, H. M. Andress builds a brick show room at 728 Broad street, Justin Brado a frame dwelling on Madison street, Mrs. Mike O'Neil an extension on her house at Warren street, C. E. Waltz a frame garage at 115 Woodbury street, Lee Ferguson a frame carriage at 156 Courtland avenue, Wilt at 156 Courtland avenue.
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John G. Schrock
Alvin Smitz
Longford Avenue
Otto Asinberg
Nee
Pasadena Avenue
C. E. Waltz
Woodbury Avenue
Roy Held
Karege
Quincy Street
H. M. Andress
Broad Street
Justin Brado
Madison Street
Mike O'Neil
Warren Street
Woodbury Street
Lee Ferguson
Courtland Avenue
Remodeling Work Aids Homes Across City
Workman reports remodeling hours for projects at 144 Spruce Street and 332 Broad Street. Hecock Flora Co. handles renovations while Scott Linger Felter frames a garage at 154 Oak Street.
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Iam
Spruce Street
Hecock Flora Co
Broad Street
Scott Lingerfelter
Oak Street
Monger to Quit State Health Post at Term End
Dr John E K Monger, State Wealth Director, will relinquish public health duties at the close of Governor Vic Donahey's term. He announced the decision today in Columbus, Ohio.
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DR. Monger
Jon Columbus
John EK. Monger
Vic Donahey
Mourér Urges Appodation Removal From Governor to Public Health
Dr Mourér says the appointment should be removed from the governor and placed with the Public Health Council, endorsing a shift of oversight to that body for health policy.
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W. Than
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Capitol Theatre
Virginia Lump
Murbach Coal & Supply Co
Mhone
Bayer
Dixie
West End
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City Motors, Inc
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Porsch Lumber & Coal Co
Foster-Fitch Co
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