Frank Cress Leads in Making Good Americans
Frank Cress, newly appointed director of the Americanism Commission of the American Legion in Colorado, pursued reform efforts to educate teachers and promote Americanism. He organized an Americanism section in the State Education Association and formed Allied Council for Americanism Committees. His aim: provide foreign-born citizens with clear knowledge of American history, institutions, and ideals to foster better citizenship. He previously served in France with Allied forces, and his career includes roles in education and public service.
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Frank Clay Cross
National Americans W Commission
The
American Legion
Colorado
Urcher Inc
Gineer
Wass
Marion County
Irdinon
Legion
Fiouiy
Brance
Socomne
Terothaer
Frank Cress Pat
Fronce
Calais
Rhein
England
Jody
Misa Teten Mary
University of Psaver
Sos
Afso
Gergel
Department of Ecamaat
Colorito Schwa
Denver “Opportunity School
Stns Turiais Pau
Anwerkountsm
Corm Misaien
America
State Education Association
Council For
John Clivian
Colorado department of the _ Legion
State Americanism Committee
O. ‘Yoival
Path of Daughter Across the Highway in Tears
A collage of fractured verses and jokes centers on a woman’s fate, with stray lines about a divorce and a male lead’s scheme. The text shifts to a bedtime tale and campus quips, blending humor with grim hints of violence and loneliness.
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Crasi Yelnoc
Return to Convention Era Seen as Answer to Primaries
Ohio voters face the cost and inefficiency of primaries with calls to restore convention days. Proponents argue conventions offer better leadership and reduce campaign expenses, while critics fear the return of political bosses. The piece notes rising costs and waning interest in primaries across cities and villages.
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Ulate
Po Cteout
Ohio
Unclear OCR Text Fragments From Historical Page
Fragmented lines mention food items and kitchen terms with scattered proper nouns. The readable bits reference cheese, chicken, broth, and various culinary terms, but most of the text is garbled with no coherent event or narrative to anchor a specific story.
Area social notes from Pittsburg and nearby towns
The column lists visits and family gatherings across Pittsburg and surrounding areas. Names include Mr and Mrs Ralph Ottown, Mr and Mrs Philip Heilf, the Hindhbaker sisters, William Kime and family, and many others visiting relatives in Pittsburg, Ashland, Canadan, Akron, Barberton, and Marysville during a period ending Sunday.
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M L Wenelser
Ralph Ottown Cleveland Mioo
Philip Heilf
Fam Wy
Pittsburg
Ross Eby
Hindhbaker Sisters
Savannah Vured
William Kime
John Stair
Cherry Tomers
Sidney Lemar
Mia
James Scruby
Hoookisa Fa
Chas Slater
Jeromesville
Wolliam Miller
Or. Gearhan
Gindelsbete
John
Bentimdy
Urs
Mats Young
Wes Chas Huh
Sumas
George Goodwell
Frank Shisser
Clifford Smith
Mas Chas Ha Jr Oall
Barberton
Wess Mars Hom
Wadaworth
Netta Hill
Marysville
Mroagieh
J . Young
Rittman
Emmet Edgar
Potlvanna Hower
EU Vene Fars
Hower
James Hower
Foenliveins
Vkeon Mto
Mra Dsaac Garman
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Events
Mrs. A. L Knepper of Pickerington visits daughter Mrs. B. A. Wright and family. Wayne Frary of Detroit will give a music recital at the Methodist church next Saturday evening August 22 for the Cemetery Association with a silver offering. Lattle Gerald Read is ill with blood poisoning from a spider bite. Byron Schnell and his three sons of Columbia SC spent Tuesday with Mr and Mrs J M Baker.
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Loys Garman
Thomasvot
Feromesville
iMf
Willam Milley
A. L Knepper
Pickerington
B. A. Wright
Wayne Frary
Detroit
Cemetery Association
Lattle Gerald Read
Byron. Schnell
Columbia
Baker
Resolution endorses improvement of streams in Wayne County
The Village of Rittman Ohio supports the petition by residents of Milton and Chippewa Townships for straightening deepening and cleaning the Big and Little Chippewa and River Styx streams. The council notes the hospital situated in Rittman lies near the project and warns the welfare of residents depends on timely completion.
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Board of County Commonmonery
Wayne County
Cbnia
Milton and
Chippewa
Freary Jo Long
Ohio
River Styx
Said County
Board of County Commussioners
Snid County
Rittman
Chuppewa
Waynes County Ohio Resolution Passed August 1926
County Commissioners of Wayne County Ohio adopt a resolution effective from passage. Attest Clerk EB G Newberry and President William Sfeackelford sign. Public notice published August 21 to 27, 1926.
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Board’ of County Commissioners
Wayne County
Ohio
EB. G. Newberry
WM. MY Sfeackleford
Board of Education Budget Hearing Set for August 24
The board of education will hold a public hearing on next year's school budget at the high school on Monday evening August 24 at 7 30. A tentative copy of the budget is on file for inspection at Ruckel's Grocery until the meeting. ED SCHAR Clerk.
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Ruckel’s
Schar
Clork
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American Legion News Service
Hoorch
Ant
Tha Theo
Peter
Caddheer
Phe
MEK
Prosubome Af Cutkey
Iis
Pasha
William
Agnus Hage
John Hive
Oneepen
Tine
Jones
Auckles
Chas, W. Rife
Columbus
Cytena van Gordon
Vin Gearon
NS Heeger
Marine
Ste
C. R. Barnard
Barnard-Hamilton
Sans
Burbank
Board OF Education
Fred W. Boss
Sterling, Ohio
Kelly Island
Hershey & Rohrer
Rittman, Ohio
Medina County Savings & Loan Co
Wadsworth, Ohio
W. E. Pardee
W. Albrecht
F. L. Lytle
C. R. Muller
John Kerch
WM. H. Auck
Samuel Andrews
Hostetler & Jvhl
Weise’ Bakery
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