Catholic Relief Efforts Across Asia Minor and Russia
The National Catholic Welfare Association led by Edmund A Walsh of George Town University enlists American Catholic support for relief in Europe and the Near East. Orphanages and vocational schools operate in Syria Palestine and Greece while refugee aid and education assist hundreds of Russian youths in continental cities.
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Asia Minor
Rusia
U Fess
G : T Welfare Association
Wof
Edmund A Walsh
Mt of
Georgetown Univers
Europe
Nout East
Syria
Palestine
Greece
Dogs Required to License or Face Penalty and Euthanasia
A notice warns dog owners that by Feb 1 they must license their dogs to avoid penalties and potential court action. State game wardens will prosecute unlicensed dogs and shoot dogs with no identifiable owner. Many dogs in the area remain unlicensed according to the report.
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Champion Father Has Forty Children and Long Service
NORTH BAY Ont Jan 28 Champion father of Canada is J A Fetterly He has 40 children and is 88 years old His eldest child is 45 and youngest four Fetterly a Parry Sound pioneer worked in lumber then retired to an Ontario farm He has been married thrice Twenty one children born to first marriage seven to second and 12 to third Two sons were killed in action in France.
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North Bay
Ont
Canada
J. A. Fetterly
Fetterly
Parry Sound
Ontario
France
Arthur Peer operated. community notes from Zepp Brevities
Arthur Peer underwent surgery at Winchester Memorial Hospital after an earlier transfer. Paul Williams returned to Wardensville, while Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Whittington traveled home due to Mrs Whittington's father’s illness. A severe wind storm damaged a barn belonging to Arthur Peer. Dorothy Mze Rudolph celebrated her fourth birthday with family and friends. Reverend Warren Baldwin from Woodstock preached in Zepp. Residents shared visits, dinners, and family moments during the week.
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Zepp
Arthur Peer
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Paul Williams
Wardensville
W. Va
Curtis Whittington
Aer Peer
Jean
Doris
Jack
Hersel Rudolph
Dorothy Mze
Herbert McKwee
Florence Bauserman
Joseph Williams
Billie
Helen Rudolph
Dorothy
Abolish 800 School Official Posts Debate Continues
Virginia bar leaders press a bill to abolish 800 school official positions and unify ethics standards while opponents warn of increased government commissions and democratic concerns. Debates highlight revisions to admission and disbarment laws as a preferred path.
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Robert B. Twirstall
Virginia Bar Association
Mayo Brown
Lynchburg
R. Lindsay ~Vsson
Louisa County
Brown
Daniel C. O'Flaherty
Richmond
Virgina
Gordon
Uor
Law
Farrar Verser
Amelia and
Notto
Dr. R. F. Cline Reopens Medical Office at Piccadilly St
Dr. R F Cline announces the reopening of his medical and surgical office at 33 West Piccadilly Street. The notice dated January 26 1923 indicates the practice resumes operations welcoming patients and calls for attention to the new location.
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W. Piccadilly St
Baker Share in Bread Costs Revealed by FTC Study
The Associated Press reports that bakers receive about 5.0 cents per pound of bread, grocers 1.25 cents, and farmers 1.0 cent, from a consumer price of 8.55 cents. The FTC found price differences stem from ingredient and flour costs, freight, and production efficiency.
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Associated Press
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
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Bud Fisher
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