Schools Open Plan Proposed by Fillshoro Board of Education
The Fillshoro Board of Education votes to keep schools open and hold a May 92 commencement. Officials aim to minimize taxes while seeking broad pupil representation from the district. The announcement notes a large graduating class this year from the royal school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fillshoro Board of
Edluenom
Montae
MontaMott
Avi
Colonal
Ae. Menin
Slakgest
Royal Soho
Construction of Cline's Will Prompts Court Suit
A suit in Common Pleas Court, brought by executor J. W. Penn against Edward W. Cline and several legatees, seeks construction of items three and four of the late James M. Cline's will. The document directs that Edward be charged 1500 dollars plus 6 percent interest, effectively giving him half of the estate property minus that amount, to equalize heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Cline
Common Pleas Court
J. W. Penn
Edward W. Cline
Emma Cline
Ruby R. Cline Stump
Pearl A. Cline Mullen
William M Cline
Earl E. Cline
Fred Harlan
James Cline
Mina C. Cashman
Vienna
Atees
Edward
Edward W., Cline
Longtime resident Hugh Terrell passes away at 2 PM
Hugh E Terrell a lifelong community member died last Saturday afternoon at age 77 after four and a half years in New Vienna. He was known for a sharp memory and broad reading. Survived by children Arthur Frank Jane and Bill, Russell and a sister Pun. Funeral services were held and burial followed at Highlar Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh. E. Terrell
New Vienna
E. Church
Terrell
Hattie Finley
Arthur
Frank
Jane
Bill
Russell
Highlar
Mrs Clara M. Taylor Dies in Garza Texas
Word of the sudden death reaches relatives of Clara Moore Taylor of Garza Texas. She was daughter of the late W. D Moore and wife of Dr. Grant Taylor, a former prominent Clinton County physician. Survived by two sisters and several nephews and nieces. Burial expected from the family home in Texarkana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara M. Taylor
Garza
Tex
Clara Moore Taylor
D. F. McCoy
Clinton County
Fred Elkin
Dallas
Death Notice for James Lowman of Chester Pennsylvania
James Lowman aged 55 died at his home in Chester after long heart disease. Survived by two sons Fred of Chicago and Frank at home, son-in-law Benjamin Helle Sr. Funeral Friday at 10 a.m. at the Heller home, interment Hilltop Cemetery near Samantha. Reverend W Peters of the M E B Church to lead services. Wright and Ellis to handle arrangements.
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James “Lowman
Ted
Chester
Miadow Marine
Mr. Lowmen
Benjamin Helle
Lowman
Fillsboro
Fred Lowman
Chicago
Peank ‘Lowman
Héller
W .%. Peters
M. EB
Hilltop Cemetery
Samantha
Mo'her
Ellis
Wright
Suan Lele i
Itil Rayo
Local society notes and travel updates from the region
Mrs. William Fealy remains confined to bed for two weeks. Indiana guest Frank Pitzer visits his parents. L. Pitzer’s group guest, Leeka Triplett plans return to Kansas. Mr. Haynie of Columbus Phar macy visits for trade. S. A. Stour resumes home life after months away. Burial for Mrs. Gilliland set at Mt. Olive. C. L. Conger to lecture February 13 and 14 in Lexington and at home by invitation of the Epworth League. Farmers Institute organizes with M. Leeka as president and Evan Good secretary. other officers listed.
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Om. S. A. Stour
P ‘Ayer
Pas Ay
James Gilliland
Mt. Olive
C. L. Conger
Crcuit
Lexton
Fire Truck Collision in Washington on Jeffersonville Route
The Washington Fire Department fire truck returning from Jeffersonville collided with a hog truck at Rose Avenue and North Street. Both drivers escaped injury. the hog truck driver failed to heed siren signals and likely faces a traffic violation charge.
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Washingon
Jeffersonvile
Rose Avenue
North Street
Rove Avenue
Drewn
Appar
Booths at Institute Exhibit Showcase Local Business
Businesses in town prepare booths for the Institute and Exhibit featuring displays in radio series and home economics. Entries for the seri culture and home economics exhibits are due on Wednesday morning for a joint enjoyable event.
Class Meeting Invitation From Church of Christ
The Always Faithful Class of the Church of Christ will meet at the home of their teacher Mrs. H. I. Ewag this Thursday evening. The note ends with a social observation about a man from Enterprise who complains about towns.
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Church of Christ
H. I. Ewag
Lincoln the enduring legend in American memory
Henry W. Harris discusses how Abraham Lincoln has become a universal hero for the United States and many nations. The piece contrasts Lincoln with other legendary rulers and notes how presidents like Wilson and Roosevelt invoked Lincoln as a model for leadership and moral guidance.
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Abraham Lincoln
Henry W. Harris
Boston Globe
Lincoln
Lincoln quotes decline to impugn motives of opponents
The excerpt presents a cautious remark by Lincoln about not questioning the motives of those who oppose him. It frames political contention in terms of restraint and respect for differing views without accusing adversaries of ill intent.
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Lincoln
New Vienna High School Suffers and Shines in Trio of Wins
New Vienna High School swept Martinsville in the girls game 18 to 3, then Wildcats edged Martinsville 19 to 4, and an even tougher night saw fast play and rough action. Custis and Ruler led with eight points each, while Dennis and Mercer locked down defense despite sloppy fouls. Next, the Sabina Freshmen visit for curtain raiser as the home crowd fills the arena at 7.
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New Vienna
Martinsville
Custis
Ruler
Triplett
Johnson
Dennis
Mercer
Wildcats
Tom Gaddis
Vienna
Wilmingon
Theeason
Sabina
Willlso
Aiser
New Vienna Defeats Lynchburg In Friday Basketball
Local girls beat Lynchburg 13 to 3 and New Vienna dominates the boys game 25 to 14. Wildcats edge Freshmen in a scrimmage. A criticism is noted that one official lacked sportsmanship though players on both teams are praised for fair play. Lineups could not be detailed due to a jumbled report.
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Lynchburg
New Vienna
Wildcats
M. E. Church Announces Schedule and Events
The M. E. Church of Clinton County outlines a Sunday program with 9 A M Sunday school led by Supt. B T Penn, 10 15 A M divine worship with a sermon on Discipleship What, 7 P M popular service on Revelations, and midweek 7 P M Good Citizenship. A girls club meet at the Parsonage and a Chautauqua benefit market date of April 11 are noted.
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Walter C. Peters
B. T. Penn
Jesus
Gethsemane
Clinton
Missionary Society Meeting Highlights Homeless Child Care Need
The Missionary Society of the Christian Church enjoyed a social at Miss Frankie Clark and Mrs. Hannahy Cline’s home. Mrs. Turner led scripture, Maud Deck reviewed the address urging more aid for homeless children, noting that for every child admitted to a Protestant Church Home many are turned away. Florence Swingley recounted a ten day Africa missionary trip, Lon Smithson read A Real Benediction, Caron shared the story of the Africaneer and Robert Moffatt, and Lude Huff told a missionary tale. Refreshments followed.
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The
Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Frankie Clark
Hannahy ‘Cline
Iday
Turner
Maud Deck
Florence Swingley
Africa
Lon Smithson
Caron
Robert Moffatt
Lude Huff
Birthday Party at Virginia Gordons on Highland
On a Saturday afternoon Virginia Gordon hosted a birthday party at her Highland Avenue home for several young guests. The girls enjoyed games and Virginia lit six candles while serving refreshments. All left in good spirits wishing the honoree many happy returns.
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Highland Avenue
Virginia Gordon
Virginia
New Vienna Man Enters Automobile Business Training
J Erwin Spear of New Vienna Ohio travels to Detroit Michigan to attend the Michigan State Automobile School. The program aims to prepare students for roles in the growing automobile industry with factory visits and hands on study in the heart of auto manufacturing. Spear seeks to gain advantages and pursue a place in the field.
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J. Erwin Spear
New Vienna
Ohio
Detroit
Mich
Spear
Michigan State Automobile School
United States
Michigan
Mrs Phillips Brought Home After Hospital Stay
Mrs. Charles Phillips was brought home from Springfield Hospital on Friday. She rests comfortably and is being cared for by Mrs. Damaris Woodrow of Hillsboro. Her daughter Mrs. Roy Lisle and grandson Dorothy joined earlier and returned home Sunday.
Porter III improves as son fills church pulpits
Rev Porter III has been ill but shows improvement. His son Robert filled the Christian Church pulpit on Sunday morning and evening and spoke at the Christian Endeavor meeting. Robert serves as Vice President of the Christian Endeavor Union of Hamilton County and is seen as a promising young minister.
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Lincoln
Virginia
Samme
Monmouth
Sumner
Massachusetts
Edwin M. Stanton
R. L. Porter
Christian Church
Robert
Christian Endeavor Meeting
Dent
Christian Endeavor Union
Hamilton County
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Ertany
Cline
Hugh Terrell
James Lowman
William Fealy
Frank Pitzer
Indiana
Li Pitzer
Esse Leeka
Kansas
Leate Triplett
Marion
Ind
Will Haynie
Columbus Phar °S Company
M. Leeka
W. E. Roush
Secetary
Evan Good
James Tussey
James Keever
J. V. Hogsett
Ellis Goode
A. Spear
William Banks
Sborn Enterprise
England
Wales
Germany
Frederick Barbarossa
Holy Roman Empire
Italy
Napoleon
St. Helena
Thackeray
Europe
America
Brand Whitlock
Belgium
Mer
London Evening Standard
Wilson
Congress
Review of Reviews
Edward M. Stanton
Buch Amore
Hodgenville
Litcoln
Roosevelt
John Hay
Todd Lincoln
Gorurante
White House
Tom
M. E. Church
Party
Harry Crisenberry
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