Centuries Of History Preserved In Vienna Chancellery Archives
An ancient 8 inch statue of Sho Sing Yao, a Chinese deity, was found buried under 15 feet of clay on Mrs. A. Eckers’s Lincoln County farm in Oklahoma. The artifact, scorched and cracked, may predate Native American habitation, with researchers noting its distinctive long forehead and robe folds. Local students and collectors identify it as a key ancient god of longevity and prosperity, sparking questions about its origin and owners.
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Guthele
Uma
A. K
Eckers
Guthrie
Lincoln County
Cynthia Chiang
Shanghai
Victoria Chu
Hong Kong
Sho Sing Yao
Oklahoma
Mrs John Brill Re-Elected Hospital Board President
Amherst notes report Mrs John Brill was re elected president of the hospital auxiliary officers include Mrs Harold Brown vice president Mrs John Watson secretary Mrs Ralph Meckley treasurer and Mrs Edward Kirchgessner financial secretary. Birthday calendar December Christmas party December 21 at Mrs John Watson home hosts listed. Refreshments served by Mrs Lacey Mischka and Mrs Elmer Reichert. Mrs Margaret Mackenzie mourns death of her mother Mrs Ira L Stoddart in Buffalo New York. Pomona Grange Christmas party set for Hickory Tree Grange hall Saturday night at 8 30 pm with program to commence.
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John Brill
Amherst
Harold Brown
John Watson
Ralph Meckley
Edward Kirchgessner
Hospital
Melvin Slack
J. J. Smythe
Louis Hardnack
C. E. Swineford
David Goldthorpe
J. J. Strohmeier
Lacey Mischka
Elmer Reichert
Margaret MacKenzie
Buffalo
N. Y
Ira L. Stoddart
Stoddart
MacKenzie
Pomona Grange
Hickory Tree Grange Hall
Lausche Considers Special Session On Turnpike Law
Gov. Frank Lausche met with business, labor, and political leaders to decide if a special legislative session is needed to revise Ohio Turnpike law. Financing the 310 million dollar project faces legal hurdles, with 117 banks underwriting bonds to fund the 241 mile toll road.
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Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
Eivie
Ohio
Highway Study Committee
The
Ohio Program Commission
Lausche
Water Pollution Control Board
State Emergency Board
Pollution Board
Local Proceedings And A Turbulent Village Election
The article notes the general assembly creating a body to oversee state stream pollution laws. It mentions Mrs Anah Boyer of New York as a top household figure. In town politics, she ran on the Republican ticket for town tax college and defeated her husband, a Democrat, by 177 votes. A separate brief recalls a tractor accident injuring Billy Babcock, nine, with only bruises as the ground yielded slightly.
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Lodl N.Y
Anah Boyer
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Vienna
Chancellery
Moses
Abraham
Fred Wilhelm
Jeanette Bell
Helen Beregsaary
Pythian Sisters
St. Peters
Pythians and Reformed
P. Halli
Ruth Schulz
Maricub
iBaret Thutt
Rec Center
Edith Ehrman
Helen
Ehlert
Evelyn Raesler
Goshen
Conn
John
Chil Nette
Bious
American Legion Auxiliary
Virginia
Fitten
Cheery
Agnes Kruse
Juanita Moebius
Dora Miller
Nell Wilker
Hale Bechtel
Herman Short
Frances Murdock
Mildred Dunham
Anita Womack
Marge Smith
Chris Walker
Drape Charter
Rm le
Essley
Brentwood
Cresco
Plymouth
Hanes
Paris
Mark Cross
Gabardine
Roth Tailor Shop
Broad Street
Elyria
Westinghouse
Westinghouse Electric Sheet
Bane
Peer Ein
Oe Wanker
Pracnick Glectric
Ediseu Company
General Assembly
Lucky Adams
Billy Babcock
Kenneth Chapman
Murfreesboro, Tenn
Rochester Baptist Church
Tan
Berson
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