Fear Sea Will Swallow Up Chalcididi Peninsula
Athens Oct 3 earth tremors battered the Chalcididi Peninsula survivors faced epidemics and mad dogs as aftershocks continued. The sea edged closer threatening to turn the region into an island while Mount Athos monasteries suffered damage and geologists warned of further subsidence.
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Athens
Greece
Chalcididi Peninsula
Entre
Holy Mountain
Mount Athos
En-Gulf
Chaleldidi
Widow Recovers Money Hidden by Husband in Chest
In Plainville Indiana Mrs Caroline England recovered twenty five dollars her first husband hid in a tool chest before his 1915 death. Eugene Bryan formerly of Plainville now a teacher in Elnora returned the money after buying the chest from Mrs England. The currency consisted of one ten dollar bill and three five dollar bills.
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Plainville
Ind
Caroline England
Eugene Bryan
Elnora
Montrose Library Circulation Surges in August 1932
Montrose librarian Mrs Mary Townsend says the city reads with rising interest. Library records show August circulation up 321 percent from 1927, with 2,254 books loaned in August 1932 compared with 701 in August 1927.
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Montrose
Marry Townsend
Ventress
Wellington church dinner honors attending girls contest
Eighty five Church of Christ members attended a six o'clock covered dish dinner in Wellington on Friday honoring the recent attendance contest for the unfor girls. A program followed with readings, native songs, and hymns performed by visiting guests including Mr King of Korea from Oberlin College. Professor Hamilton and family also attended with an impromptu piano recital. The Wellington Grange Booster Program drew 180 to the Grange hall with D G Swanger speaking on agriculture prosperity, plus remarks by Rev Paul Carter and Rey Bates. The event featured group singing, a plastet, mouth organ duets, and a grange orchestra with Burt Knapp coordinating refreshments.
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Wellington
Church of Christ
Unfor
King
Korea
Oberlin College
Disc
China
Hamilton
Oberlin
Bobbie Charters
Thelma Hilliher
Caroline Miller
Grange
D. G Swanger
Paul Carter
Rey Bates
Ripton
the Grange
Miss Loretta
Smith Brothers
Burt Knapp
Disciple Preacher Lutzow Occupies Elyria Church Pulpit
Rev Lutzow a Disciple preacher of Elyria occupied the pulpit at the local Church of Christ Sunday morning and evening.
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Elyria
Wellington
Lutzow
Church of Christ
Wellington notices sketch church and club events
Wellington preaches Lutzow at Wellington church next Sunday. A ex convict speaker with 15 years in crime will address the Methodist church on Wednesday Oct 10. Founders Day pilgrims to Elyria Old Ladies Home. Bishop Lester Smith to speak. Garden Club to meet and hear Mrs Gifford from Harrisonburg. Local socials, visits, and civic notices across Wellington and nearby towns.
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Methodist Church
Columbus
Wellington
Wellington Garden Club
Lee Wadsworth
Wadworth Gardens
W. J. Gifford
Harrisonburg
Virginia
Norwalk
Bloomville
Lester Smith
L. H. Wadsworth
John Hecock
Thomas Gleason
Elyria
Ada Dirlam
Roy Robson
la Porte
Mraz Minnie Breyley
Lena Dirlam
Abbie Cassell
Huntington
Wilma Gifford
Mansfield
Hearst Visits Cleveland for Medical Examination
William Randolph Hearst occupied a fifth floor suite at Hotel Cleveland under hotel guard amid reports he came for a medical checkup at Dr George Crile s Cleveland Clinic. Crile declined to discuss the case as Hearst arrived with his secretary Col Joseph Willicombe and associates last Thursday. Denmark extends its import restriction system.
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Cleveland
William Randolph Hearst
George Crile
Cleveland Clinic
Hearst
George W Crile
Crile
Col
Joseph Willicombe
Paris Cop Kisses Parisians Stop Traffic in Opera Area
A petite Parisienne kissed a stern traffic cop in front of the Opera, halting downtown traffic as he directed vehicles and pedestrians. The officer blew his whistle, then ordered a quick move on. Also noted is an appeal for 6750 to restore St Dunstan in the East church.
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Paris
Pari
Petite Parisienne
Epire of Wrens
St. Dunstan-in-the-East
Hindenburg Donates To Veterans On Birthday
In Berlin on his 85th birthday President Paul von Hindenburg ordered 3,000 invalid veterans from wars of 1866 1871 and 1914 18 to receive 150 marks each. The funds come from public subscriptions honoring the president.
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Berlin
Paul von Hinderburg
Minnow Tricks Fool the Wise Fish at Fordyce
In Fordyce Arkansas Dr A B Hunt and two friends fished as trial with minnows painted with mercurochrome to resemble goldfish. Hunt caught 15 fish while the others landed none showing the trick worked as the painted bait attracted even the largest fish.
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Hunt
Night games urged for Lamar high school field
Lamar sportsmen file a petition with the city council requesting floodlights at the city high school athletic field to permit softball and football games at night. Petitioners say attendance would rise and boosters working during the day could watch contests.
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LAMAR
Colo —Upi-Lamar
Oil and Gas Leases Recorded in Four Townships
Fourteen oil and gas leases covering 1 071 acres in Russia, Columbis, Huntington, Penfield, and Biytia Townships were recorded Saturday by County Recorder William G Mitchell. Leases to Ohio Fuel Gas Company run six for 20 years, six for 10 years, and two for five years, named to sixteen individuals including Geo H Bailey, Homer C Bartner, John T Bottomlee, Archie L Draper, Leon E Dubach, Donald Hawley, Fred E Kelloxg, Vincent Laborie, Alex McCoy, Mary Evalyn Marquette, Joe Ternes, Charles A Vaubel, Ina E Weaver, and Henry T West.
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William G Mitchell
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Russia
Columbis
Huntington
Penfield
Biytia
Geo. H. Bailey
Homer C. Bartter
Rare dickite deposit found at Pine Knot Colliery
Miners in Pottsville Pennsylvania uncovered a rare dickite vein several hundred feet underground in the Pine Knot Colliery. Geologists call it the eleventh discovery of the mineral in modern history, a white crystalline kaolinite used in porcelain making. The pocket lies within hard rock under the mammoth vein, six inches thick in conglomerate rock ten feet below the vein.
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Pottsville
Pine Knot
Rancher breaks leg riding cow at Potersville ranch
Cervias Cook, 22, a California rancher, tried rodeo practice on a ranch cow. The cow bolted, struck a water trough, breaking Cook's leg, then hurled him into a nearby reservoir. He decided to abandon such riding and stick to ranching.
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Potersville
Calif
Cervias Cook
Cook
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