Multiple Ohio Briefs Report Accidents and Local News
Lima witnesses recount a deadly crash when Mrs. Walter Parmenter swerved to avoid a collision and struck a telephone pole wire, killing her 10 year old Amelia. In Wooster county officials claim Wayne received the most state aid last year, with over 600000 allocated. Other items note a railroad worker's arm fracture after a fall, an Armenian reborrer fined for drinking, burglaries in Woodsfield, rising prices in Martins Ferry, cattle shipments to Ohio, and Columbus Day events. Additional reports cover a Madison County school site contract, threats of suits for unpaid dues, a fist fight during a chiropractors trial in Lima, and a courtroom dispute over property deeds.
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Coal car idle as mines report no orders in Kentucky lines
Middleport and Logan dispatches note a coal car placed at a K and M Railroad mine with no demand for coal. Cy Wilson, 66, resigns after 24 years as rural mail carrier out of Logan and plans to spend his retirement in Florida.
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Artificial digestives not needed say medical authorities
Medical authorities contend most stomach troubles arise from excess hydrochloric acid and not from lack of digestive juices. They warn artificial aids can harm and recommend Bisurated Magnesia after meals to sweeten the stomach and prevent sourness.
Defiance to Host Citywide Halloween Celebration
The De f i an c e Community Service and Recreation plans a citywide event featuring a torchlight parade a band concert outdoor dancing in the street and speeches in a response to ongoing seasonal conditions.
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Industrial growth prompts school building in Tiltonville
Signs of revival as several large mines start up for winter. In Tiltonville on October 26 officials report industrial development requires a new school building and a large mill to Yorkville. A plant plans to employ 200 workers, which is expected to drive further school expansion and housing as 54 homes are under construction for employees.
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