Salvation Army Drive To Raise County Funds Soon
Hon. Plummer, Salvation Army representative, visits to prep for county drive. Local committees will coordinate fundraising with Washington county residents urged to donate. Pupils from Junior High, under Principal Henderson, will canvass homes while Mr. Plummer seeks business support. Funds aid practical Salvation Army services Reach extended to underserved areas.
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Salvation Army
Colleftins
Salvation
Army National
Army
United States
Washington
H. H. McCreery
Milan Shields
Frank Sage
Treas
J. BR. Crail
C. A. Boice
Appleby
Sherman
Watson C. M. Keck
Orville Elder
Uhagli
Washington County
L. D. Henderson
White Shrine Fall Ceremonial at Commercial Club
Demascus Shrine No. 10 invites all White Shriners to a banquet at 6 30 p m and ceremonial to follow at 8 00 p m on Wednesday December 6 at the commercial club Katheryn Beatty H P directs the event
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Demascus
White Shrine of
Jerusalem
Ecommerceial Club
We Have Moved Barber Shop to Bank Building Room
The barber shop relocates to the room under the F. and M. Bank Building formerly used by the American Legion. The new location offers shower and tub baths and four barbers in a convenient, open space.
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F. & M. Bank
American Legion
Art Long home destroyed by fire report
Fire at 1314 East Washington Street nearly gutted the Art Long residence yesterday afternoon just before four. Mrs Long and daughter Meta were away at the garage. a neighbor smelled smoke and firemen faced heavy flames. Items from the home were looted and damaged while furniture and a piano were scorched. Insurance may partly cover losses. A later blaze at 1014 North Fifth Avenue in the Bjork home caused additional damage to clothing and fur but was not extensive.
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Art Long
East
Washington Street
Mr. Long
Heamsehold
Bjiork
Oscar Bjork
North Fifth Avenue
Noofe
Sheriff seeks information on man jailed for bad checks
The sheriff's office reports Harry L. Walker, held in Grand Junction, Colorado, after depositing $30,000 in checks at a Wellman bank which were worthless. No further information on his history has been received.
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Sheriff's Office
Harry L. Walker
Grand Junction
Colo
Wellman Bank
Winter notes from Port Orange and new restaurant plans
Mrs Margaret Coffman notes a Sunny South trip with daughter Mrs Blake and the Fred Bartholomew party delaying briefly after a drunken driver incident. Will Open Restaurant in a room near Barclay grocery on South Marion. Alfred Brown of Washington enrolled in Chillicothe business college for a full course in the Chinese training department.
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Margaret Coffman
South
Port Orange
Florida
Mrs Blake
Fred Hartholomewe
Blake
Fred Bartholomews
Bartholomew
W. J. Kahn
G. A. Reinert
Sigourney
Barclay Grocery
Marion Avenue
Chillicothe Business College
Chillicothe
Alfred Brown
Washington
Chillcothe Business College
Prairie Flower Mission meets at Booth home
The Prairie Flower Missionary Society will convene atMrs Merritt Booths residence Thursday afternoon December 7th at 5013 local time for a community gathering and announcements.
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Prairie Flower Missionary Society
Merritt Booth
Daily column roundup of reader tips and notices
A brisk daily column previews a rotating mix of tips, ideas, and notices. It promises practical items of interest, with readers urged to check back for fresh, useful content in future editions.
Horseshoe Club Builds Indoor Shelter on Stewart Lot
Washington horse shoe pitchers plan a private indoor facility on Southown Avenue behind Fred Stewart’s building. A 64 by 24 foot one story hall with electric heat and checker room will cost about $595, funded and built by the players, with dedication details pending and Wagner leading the crew.
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Washington
Fred Stewart
Southown Avenue
Iuy
Joe Wagner
Ife
Plentyf
Journal
Col. Co. J. Wilson
William Sutherland
Thought for the Day About Aiming and Outcomes
A concise aphorism notes that those who aim at nothing achieve a consistent result. The idea warns against complacency and underlines the link between intent and achievement.
Come to All Men Last Piece of Fortune
A fragment reads a aphorism about fate and fortune noting a final stroke of luck for any man and the last day. The text presents a philosophical reflection rather than a narrative with clear events or entities.
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Lessing
Public Service Test Enlightens Citizens
Quote by Mary Van Lideeck on public service as a test of duty in all professions and its goal to enlighten the community.
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Mary van Lideeck
Those who succeed best working for others ae CAF GA
A concise aphorism notes that success comes from viewing teamwork as advancing personal goals, implying mutual benefit and self interest align with helping others. The phrase echoes workplace ethos about collaboration and personal gain.
Tires and Time The World News Remembers
A quirky odds and ends item notes tires changing life and the idea of progress. It mentions ancient oaks and a chestnut with a charter from 1135 and an oak at Tilford dated back to 1250, anchoring a reflection on long durable natural landmarks.
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Tilford
Farnham
Light Rays Reach Ten Miles With Billion Candle Power
A report states search lights delivering billion candle power penetrated to an altitude of ten miles above the earth. The feat showcases intense rays extending far into the sky.
Dickens Quotation on Earnestness Expressed
Daily Thought attributes a Charles Dickens line praising thorough going fervent earnestness as an enduring value. It highlights sincerity and dedication as timeless virtues without external substitutes.
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Daily Thought
Charles Dickens
Odd European Belief and Early Authors Wealth
An Odd European belief claims mothers demand ministers baptize city babies first to prevent future beards. The piece notes Sir Walter Scott earned about a million, Dickens $12,500 for Pickwick, George Eliot $55,000 for Romola, and Lew Wallace $400,000 for two novels.
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Sir Walter Scott
Dickens
Pickwick
George Eliot
Romola
Lew Woeslace
Local poultry and dairy drive demand amid thrift week
The note lists names Were, Don Bell, Slim Kelly, John Bittler, Matt Harvey and others, humorously noting their sore feelings if not sick after a fire at Art Long's and wet firemen, while urging purchases of Washington Butter and cream with a one cent higher price for Thursday.
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Don Bell
Slim Kelly
John Bittler
Matt Harvey
Art Long
Ghostly rumor at Parliament House haunts St Stephens
The British House of Commons is said to be haunted by a famed specter named after Big Ben. The account notes that after each appearance a member of the royal family supposedly dies or faces a royal event the following day.
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Parliament House
Guy Fawkes
House of Commons
St. Stephens
Big Ben
Copper plumage causes color in exotic bird display
At the New York Zoological Park a cave housing fouraces features an African bird with vivid plumage. A placard notes the color stems from seven percent copper, a point highlighted by the Engineering and Mining Journal Press.
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New York
T Engineering and Mining Journal Press
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