Christmas society notices and local weddings
Local social calendar items include church meetings at Gay Street, a Home for the Aged gathering, a K of P dance, and a Christmas program at a sanitarium. Multiple weddings are announced with locations in Gambier, Fredericktown, and Gambier area towns, plus Grange and Elks activities, and a Bethlehem Shepherds meeting with officer elections.
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Alt Society of
Gay Street
M. 1
Frances Willard W
Ladies of Elke
Compensations Sought for Ohio World War Vets
Ohio veterans push for a constitutional amendment to allow additional payments to all ex servicemen. Proposals call for 36 months of service at one month per month, funded by bonds. If approved, the plan would exceed the state debt limit and require voter ratification. A federal bonus campaign would continue regardless of state action.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Ohio World War Veterans
General Assembly
Ohio
Columbus Exnervice Omen
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Plina
Tech
Younger Criminals Emerging From Prohibition Era Trends
Columbus reports from the Ohio Penitentiary show November admissions with an average age of 32. The youngest entrants were 18 and 19, while an arson case marked the oldest at 60. Larceny led crimes with 19, robbery 18, and most inmates were first offenders. Cuyahoga County contributed 22, Franklin County 11.
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Columbus
Robert T Milea
Ohio Penitentiary
Milea
Penitentiary
Cuyahoga County
Franklin County
Ohioans see cost of living drop across cities
A statewide AP survey of Ohio cities notes slower price cuts in large centers but meaningful reductions in smaller towns. Clothing, butter, eggs, coal, bread, and meat costs have eased, with Akron and Columbus reporting notable declines and housewives campaigns aiding price drops.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Das
Ohio
Cleveland
Akron
Dayton
Columbus Dispatch
Cincinnati
Newark
Young# stone
Mosis
Ashtabula
Findlay
Wages Double in Ohio Building Trades in Five Years
A report by George F. Miles shows workers in Ohio building trades nearly doubled wages over five years. In Columbus painters rose to 86 cents hourly, engineers and hod carriers doubled, bricklayers 1.26, carpenters 1.25 in Cleveland, and statewide uniform brick wages 1.00. Akron tops wages yet shows lower price trend among Ohio cities.
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Associated Presa
Bannert
Columbus
Ohio
George F. Miles
State Industrial Commission
Miles
Akron
San
Hamilton
Cleveland
Zanesville
Toleilo
Dayton
Later News Mord Reliable News Daily In The Dane
The item presents brief later news from Mord Reliable News Daily in the Dane region with general updates. No clear events or named individuals readable in the fragment.
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Dane
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