Local visitors and hospital updates in Massillon area
David Swope and others from Rockingham County Virginia visited the J A tleatware home. Mrs Allan Horst is recovering from recent surgery at Massillon hospital and may go home later this week. Mrs Aaron Eberly remains ill. Mrs Elam Martin shows slight improvement at Massillon City Hospital. Rev David Wenger J R Martin and family attended the funeral of the two week old son of Mr and Mrs Daniel Martin near Jefferson. Mrs Paul Eberly and children joined Roy Horsts to Virginia for a few days last week.
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David Swope
Rockingham Co, Va
J A Tleatware
Allan Horst
Massillon Hospital
Aaron Eberly
Elam Martin
Massillon City Hospital
David Wenger
J. R. Martin
Daniel Martin
Jefferson
Paul Eberly
Roy Horsts
Virginia
Wayne County FFA members raised to active status at Smithville
All the Green Hands from Wayne County FFA chapters traveled to Smithville on Thursday November 28 to be inducted as active FFA members. Smithville FFA officers hosted the ceremony with a talk by Robert Steiner about earning the American Farmer degree and his trip to Kansas City Missouri. After the meeting, sandwiches cookies and punch were served. Harold Tschautz reporter.
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Wayne County
Smithville
F F. A
F. F A
Robert Steiner
Kinsis City
Hirold Tschautz
Red Cross Roll Call Results for Sugar Creek Township
The Red Cross solicitation in Sugar Creek Township closed with $17,370 collected, a $2,550 rise over last year. Chairman Paul Bidertscher thanks volunteers and the public for their noble response and cooperation.
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Red Cross
Sugar Creek Township
Paul Bidertscher
Churman
Lemon Versatility as Household Aid and Flavor Booster
Lemon serves as a key kitchen staple and beauty aid with diverse uses. It enhances tea and iced beverages, brightens salads and fruit platters, refreshes greens, and can flavor many dishes.
Nursery School for Deer Opens in Pisgah Forest NC
In Pisgah National Forest near Asheville a deer nursery operates June to October to reduce overpopulation. Newborn fawns are raised by hand, weighed and monitored, with bottles and charts, while 160 humane traps relocate adults to other areas.
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Pisgah National Forest
Asheville
N. C
Forest Service
Pisgah
Scientist Debates Violin Quality Against Stradivari
Dr Frederick A Saunders tested whether a $200 American violin can rival a $50000 Stradivari. In Philadelphia at the Franklin Institute he played three violins to 170 listeners, 47 identified the Stradivari. He concluded old instruments require less work for tone, but listeners hear no difference.
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Stradivari
Harvard University
Frederick A. Saunders
Antonio Stradivari
Franklin Institute of Philadelphia
Philadelphia
Germany
Powerful Antiseptic Chlorine Cuts Bacteria on Utensils
A bacteriologic survey finds even thorough cleaning leaves bacteria on utensils in homes and restaurants. It notes chlorine at 100 parts per million reduces germs, and doctors say properly concentrated chlorine is harmless and helps prevent food infection epidemics.
Ex Yo ung Ladies Replace Old Labels Among Hams
A radio hobbyist note observes shift in amateur language from OM and OW to XYL for wives and to ex young ladies for old women. The piece jokes about evolving terms among radio operators.
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Xyl
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