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New meat cutter at the Kroger store |
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Feb 14 1929 |
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John Colburn farm sold |
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Feb 14 1929 |
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Mrs. Emma Burt Johnson dies in California |
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Feb 14 1929 |
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Dr. E. R. Stafford now at Newark |
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Feb 14 1929 |
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Board of Education holds February meeting: Miss Caroline Longenecker speaks on health... |
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Feb 14 1929 |
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Icy streets responsible for series of auto accidents here: heavy snow covers treacherous... |
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Feb 14 1929 |
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Local farm news |
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Feb 14 1929 |
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Going Up |
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Feb 14 1929 |
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Newspapers and advertising |
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Feb 14 1929 |
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That human touch |
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Feb 14 1929 |
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Flock inspection completed |
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Feb 14 1929 |
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Music club meets |
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Feb 14 1929 |
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Many poultrymen get ten free chicks |
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Feb 14 1929 |
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Birth announcement |
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Feb 14 1929 |
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Homedale P.T.A. sponsors school boy patrol |
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Feb 14 1929 |
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P.T.A. to give pageant at Memorial Hall |
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Feb 7 1929 |
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Marshal Taladay improving |
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Feb 7 1929 |
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Church built with hand made nails |
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Feb 7 1929 |
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Fire causes $1,500 loss to St. John's Church: fire department extinguishes flames |
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Feb 7 1929 |
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Village council creates new office of deputy marshal: Fred Whited and A. G. Taladay new... |
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Feb 7 1929 |
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Alfred Lashley to join Army Air Corps. |
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Feb 7 1929 |
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Churches and community join in church celebration: 125th anniversary of St. John's... |
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Feb 7 1929 |
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Injured in auto accident |
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Feb 7 1929 |
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Local bakery now handling Hanson's baked goods |
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Feb 7 1929 |
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Charles Hilton dies |
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Feb 7 1929 |
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Westerville C. of C. to advertise town: to spend $2,000 in newspaper campaign |
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Feb 7 1929 |
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Lord's have daughter |
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Feb 7 1929 |
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Succumbs to heart disease |
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Feb 7 1929 |
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R. E. Cray speaks to Agriculture Club |
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Feb 7 1929 |
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Birth announcements |
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Feb 7 1929 |
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Stockholders meet |
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Feb 7 1929 |
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School bus upsets: 30 children escape injury |
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Feb 7 1929 |
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Accidents and drivers |
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Feb 7 1929 |
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Crime doesn't pay |
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Feb 7 1929 |
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No "Old Fossils" |
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Feb 7 1929 |
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Uncle Sam's fishing |
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Feb 7 1929 |
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Nature: "Month By Month" |
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Feb 7 1929 |
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Ford dealer has a full line of cars on display |
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Feb 7 1929 |
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United in marriage |
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Feb 7 1929 |
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Camp Fire Girls give ceremonials at M.E. church |
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Feb 7 1929 |
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Leppert Realty Co. sells more High Street frontage: Davis homestead sold to Columbus man |
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Jan 31 1929 |
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Mrs. Millie M. Gray dies of heart trouble |
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Jan 31 1929 |
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Historic St. John's church to observe 125th anniversary: Rev. Byrer, D.D., to... |
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Jan 31 1929 |
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No eggs for breakfast |
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Jan 31 1929 |
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Succumbs to heart trouble |
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Jan 31 1929 |
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Appointed village carrier |
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Jan 31 1929 |
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Lemuel Armentrout dies at Hilliards |
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Jan 31 1929 |
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A. & P. store to give prizes away |
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Jan 31 1929 |
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Marathon dance still going: six couples still in contest |
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Jan 31 1929 |
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Mrs. Marie Trevan passes away |
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Jan 31 1929 |
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Buys Pataskala barber shop |
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Jan 31 1929 |
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Icy streets cause of numerous accidents |
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Jan 31 1929 |
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Attending lumbermens convention |
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Jan 31 1929 |
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Farmers to hear university man |
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Jan 31 1929 |
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Finds interesting old paper |
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Jan 31 1929 |
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Local American Legion post in campaign for new members |
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Jan 31 1929 |
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Ohio newspaper men to meet |
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Jan 31 1929 |
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The Story of Dublin |
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Jan 31 1929 |
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Prof. Erf speaks at Agricultural Club |
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Jan 31 1929 |
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Marshal recovers stolen property |
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Jan 31 1929 |
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Our Legion Post |
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Jan 31 1929 |
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Birth announcement |
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Jan 31 1929 |
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Silent host |
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Jan 31 1929 |
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First farmers' institute at Dublin is complete success: H. D. Eckert named new... |
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Jan 24 1929 |
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Charles Armstrong now owner of Geese Farm |
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Jan 24 1929 |
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Correct time available at Worthington Hardware |
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Jan 24 1929 |
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Professor H. C. Hockett speaks to Kiwanians |
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Jan 24 1929 |
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Annual contests at O.W.U. announced: Worthington High School invited to participate |
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Jan 24 1929 |
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Mrs. Catherine Barr Howard dies at Powell home |
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Jan 24 1929 |
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Galion man injured in auto accident: strikes parked machine of T. H. Rodebaugh |
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Jan 24 1929 |
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W. L. McLaughlin dies in Arizona |
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Jan 24 1929 |
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Gwynne Radio now at new location |
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Jan 24 1929 |
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Local A. & P. store in contest |
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Jan 24 1929 |
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Rings Farm to be sold at auction sale |
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Jan 24 1929 |
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Joseph F. Staggers passes away |
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Jan 24 1929 |
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Milligan Farm changes hands |
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Jan 24 1929 |
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C. C. L. holds two interesting meetings at local church |
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Jan 24 1929 |
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Local man appointed sec'y. to Robert N. Waid |
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Jan 24 1929 |
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Elected president of post office clerks |
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Jan 24 1929 |
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Lonesome, That's All |
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Jan 24 1929 |
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Another prediction |
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Jan 24 1929 |
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An "Open Winter" |
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Jan 24 1929 |
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Letters to the editor |
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Jan 24 1929 |
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Letters to the editor |
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Jan 24 1929 |
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Mrs. Sarah E. Knight dies |
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Jan 17 1929 |
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Hardings have son |
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Jan 17 1929 |
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Ag. teachers making survey |
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Jan 17 1929 |
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Contract for P.O. building awarded Dr. C. Longenecker: structure to be erected on West... |
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Jan 17 1929 |
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New civic club formed: former Worthington man named secretary |
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Jan 17 1929 |
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Drivers escape injury when autos collide |
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Jan 17 1929 |
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E. L. Smith purchases Charles Geese farm |
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Jan 17 1929 |
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Suburban Loan Co. elects officers |
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Jan 17 1929 |
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Kiwanians hold first meeting here: Luke Cooperrider makes address of evening |
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Jan 17 1929 |
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Mrs. Rachel Sellers passes away |
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Jan 17 1929 |
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Auto accessories stolen |
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Jan 17 1929 |
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Displaying Ford Fordor in new color |
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Jan 17 1929 |
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Enters Ohio State |
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Jan 17 1929 |
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Receives appointment as deputy sheriff |
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Jan 17 1929 |
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Engagement announced |
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Jan 17 1929 |
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Ohio farmers plan visit to Ohio State University: thousands plan to attend Farmers... |
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