Indian War Anniversary Marked in Greenville Celebration
Greenville prepares for a sesquicentennial honoring Maythorn as town hosts frontier pageantry. The event features the original treaty exhibit from Washington archives, Christy paintings of the signing, and a memorial dedication at Greenville Memorial Park. The ceremony recalls the 1795 treaty ending the northwest conflict and the disputed lands west of the treaty line.
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Digm
Lyle Tortie
Fans
Greenville
Josh Bilds
Meacow
United States
Northwest Territory
Grouth and
Éaat
Fort Recovery
Merver County
Ohie
Kentucky
Wayne
Greenvilians
Ohio Empire
National Archives
Washington
Howard Chandler Christy
State House
Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
Greenville Memorial Park
Fred D. Coppock
Local Social Notes From Troy And Nearby Areas
Mrs Effie Hewitt spent Monday in Troy. Mrs Phoebe Aiken of Troy visited last week with Mr and Mrs Moston. Exerson Flagg has returned to Boston after a visit with Dr Moston. Howard Hall of Camp Dix was called by his mother’s illness. Mrs Marty Hall and Mrs Doris Murray and children visit sister Mrs Gerald Ingram at Hedges Lake. Mrs Walter Johnson and daughter Marilon of New York guests of Mrs Margaret Foster. Corrinne Eddy returned to Schenectady after two weeks here. Linda Lee McClure of Hoos Falls visited Mrs Harvey. Hazel Browns of Hyde Park and Selly McClure of Hoosick Falls with Mrs Brownell. Spink of Schenectady spent months at the Master Home. he returned to McClure home. Reverend Eriste Chactertes plans August vacation. Rev William Bradshaw of North Hoosick will supply services August 11 and 12. South Cams congregation to preach here with this church for those services.
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Troy
Phoebe Aiken
and Sim
EL Moston
Exerson Flagg
Boston
Moston
M/Set
Howard Hall
Camp Dix
Marty Hall
Doris Murray
Gerald Ingram
Hedges Lake
Walter Johnson
Marilon
New York
Margaret Foster
Birss Corrinne Eddy
Schenectady
Linda Lee McClure
Hoo Falls
Harvey
Sylvia Bengie
Schuster- Hazel Browns
Hyde Park
Army Chow Assuages Ex-Cls Homesickness
Ex soldiers gather to share meals and memories as they return home. Andy Zeger shakes hands with old buddies before parting, while families in attendance exchange greetings and stories of civilian life.
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Aguely
Andy Zeger
Miss Marilys Kurtessis Visited By Friends In New Jersey
Miss Marilys Kurtessis of Boyntonville is visiting relatives in Paterson and East Orange, New Jersey. Miss Martha Humphrey of North Bennington is visiting Mrs. Alger Sabin. A Holy Communion service will be celebrated at the Church of the Holy Narre on Sunday at 9 am. Mrs. Rasmus Madsen is entering.
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Marilys Kurtessis
East Orange
N. J
Patersburg
Martha Humphrey
North Benningtom
Mra
Alger
G. Sabin
Church of the Holy I Narre
Rasmus Madsen
Big Three discuss Soviet role in Pacific war endgame
Speculation surged in London over Soviet involvement as Adml. Mountbatten met Stalin in Potsdam after MacArthur's Philippines visit. The Big Three and chiefs of staff gathered for talks on Japan, with Mountbatten coordinating Southeast Asia and European-India bases.
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Moe
Migcinbotham
London
Flussia
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Lord Lewis Mountbatten
Prestier Stalin
Far East
Bresh Fom
Gee
Douglas MacArthur
Philippines
Monnbattem
Paris
Brown
Mountbatte
Potsada
Sealin
Trumeno
Stall
Morpbhatres
MiceArthur
Japan
Mownthattier
Solthease Atia
Maj Ges
Bcel Kissing
Britain
Andrew Browne
Cunningham
Alan Brooke
Charles Portal
Harold F. E. G. Alexander
Bernard L Montgomery
Yerrnow
Mountbatten
Southeast Asia
Kandy
Ceylon
Mac
Arthur
Pacife
Thailand
Shaw at 89 Prefers Work Over Birthday Celebrations
George Bernard Shaw, age 89, in London yesterday refused birthday honors and said he would not be at home to cutters. He requested motor greetings and noted he feels the same about birthdates as before. The veteran writer, described as vigorous, continues his routine and remains outspoken on world affairs.
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London
George Bernard Shaw
Atephore
Shawn
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Prominent writer’s London routines and projects cited
The article notes a major British author spends much time outdoors, reads all letters, travels to London for heavy work on plays like Caesar and Cleopatra and Major Barbara film plans, revises a classics volume, and occasionally targets a broad audience with biting commentary.
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London
Caesar
Cleopatra
Fim
Barbara
Usewarld
Turred Letters Hint at Tasen Meeting Outcomes
Fragmentary remarks suggest a Potedain Shaw gathering where a speaker questions the Big Three's views. The cryptic quote hints at personal leverage and calls for time to consider positions before decisions.
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Potedain
Shaw
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