Columbus Athenians honor Mrs. Calvert on birthday
The Columbus Athenians held a March 29 gathering at 938 South High Street for Nora Calvert’s 74th birthday with a pot luck dinner. Club president Mrs. Hill presented a silk parasol after a life sketch, and members and guests attended. Athens Reading Club plans a rescheduled meeting April 11 at 45 Elmwood Place.
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Columbus
Nora Calvert
South High Street
Marie Bennett
Wise
Hill
Calvert
Sadie Salters
Helen Salters
Erma Fulwider
Hazel Chase Miller
Rosa Hill
R. H. Thompson
Richardson
Grace Richardson Bowers
Izura Creamer
Ida_ Alice Brown
William Pennell
Anna Musser
H. T. Wise
Mollie Fulkerson
Fred Smith
Betty Reeves
Elva Bennett
Ellis Bennett
Alva Bennett
Athens
Sanders Family Relocates from Barberton to Athens
Mr and Mrs Carson J Sanders Jr and their daughter Amy Jo have moved from Barberton to live with his father in Athens. They reside at 30 Woodard Avenue.
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Carson J. Sanders, Jr
Amy Jo
Barberton
Athens
Carson J. Sanders
Woodard Avenue
Horst case spawns new moves as charges may be dropped
Wayne County Prosecutor Graven plans to quash indictments against Charles Hannah of Wooster and Earl Donald of Orrville in the Melvin Horst disappearance case as a new term of court opens. Graven said investigation continues with time limits and funding constraints, while Orrville officials probe bootleg links and potential alive child theories persist.
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Charles Hannah
Wooster
Earl C. Donald
Orrville
Wayne County
Marion F. Graven
Graven
Walter J. Mougey
Horst
Common Pleas
A. Starn
Hannah
Donald
Melvin Horst
Akron
Will
Jude Starn
Bruening Coalition Wins Reform Vote in Reichstag
Chancellor Bruening’s coalition secured a non-confidence motion defeat in the Reichstag by 252 to 187 votes. Support came from Nationalist allies, while Communists and Socialists backed the motion.
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Berlin
Heinrich Bruening
Reichstag
Possible Successors Nominated for U.S. Prohibition Commissioner
Among those considered to succeed Dr. J M Doran as prohibition commissioner on retirement are Major Maurice Campbell, federal prohibition administrator for New York, and Harry Anslinger, deputy commissioner in charge of narcotic enforcement.
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J. M. Doran
U.S
Maurice Campbell
Harry Anslinger
Campbell
New York
Anslinger
Ditch Case Decided By Supreme Court
Fairfield and Licking County property owners challenged special assessments by county commissioners for Joint County Ditch No 1. The Ohio Supreme Court reversed lower court verdicts, ruling benefits and damages both must be weighed in levy. The case stemmed from widening deepening and straightening a small stream through the two counties. The appeal was heard by Common Pleas judges of both counties sitting en banc and settled in a single judgment entry.
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Columbus
O.R
Fairfield
Licking County
Joint County
Ohio Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Common Pleas
Women's Foreign Mission Society Plans Friday Meeting
The Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the First Methods Church will meet Friday at 2:30 PM in the Martzolt classrooms. Devotions by Mrs. Frank Moore. Lesson by Mrs. Rt. A. Foster and Mrs. John Milar with her group as hostesses. Miss Bertha Bridgman leaves for Columbus to attend the Ohio State Educational Conference at Ohio State University through Sunday.
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Women's Foreign Society
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
Martzolt
Frank Moore
Rt. A. Foster
John Milar
Bertha Bridgman
East Side
Columbus
Ohio State
Ohio State University
Social visits and student vacation plans noted
Mrs. Charles Knox and her brother Mr. Frank Nagle visited Carbon Hill on Wednesday as guests of Mr. and Mrs. G W Ross. Fred Mansfield a sophomore at Ohio Wesleyan University Delaware is spending vacation with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mansfield at 5 Morris Avenue.
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Anthony C. Grant
Middlebranch
Loudenville
Athens
Grant
Ohio University
Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity
Dorothy Putnam
George S. Putnam
North High Street
Miss Putnam
Shaker Heights
Cleveland
Charles Knox
Frank Nagle
Carbon Hill
G. W. Ross
Fred Mansfield
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Mrs
Morris Avenue
Back to Farm Move Aims to Employ Idle Workers
A nationwide unemployed delegation endorses a back to the farm program to create jobs. Virginia Shanendoah Valley farmers offer a 50-50 profit share on cleared land and 100 percent on uncleared land to establish a permanent farm worker community. Paul Dennie explains the plan with Federal Farm Board aid and congressional appeal sought.
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Shanendoah Valley
Paul Dennie
Philadelphia
Virginia Farms
Dennie
Federal Farm Board
Congress
Dan O'Brien
Virginia
Ohio's School Men Meet in Columbus
The tenth annual Ohio educational conference opens at Ohio State University with focus on reaching the individual pupil from kindergarten onward. More than 5,000 educators from Ohio and nearby states are expected to attend three general sessions and 41 sectional meetings featuring lectures discussions and demonstrations.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
University
Ray Lyman Wilbur
Interior
Leland Stanford University
Robert M. Hutchins
University of Chicago
B. A. Aughinbaugh
State Department of Education
Leora Wood Charged With Assault With Intent to Kill
In New Lexington a transcript from Crooksville Court charges Mrs. Leora Wood with assault with intent to kill Harvey Boley. The case filed in Common Pleas Court leaves Wood at liberty on $500 bond awaiting Perry County Grand Jury action.
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New Lexington
Longley
Crooksville
Leora Wood
Harvey Boley
Common Pleas
Steel Trust Clash Grows Over Youngstown Merger
April 3 report from Youngstown notes two new obstacles to the proposed merger of Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company with Bethlehem Steel. In court and in Washington Representative LaGuardia denounced the consolidation as "the first step in a giant steel trust."
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Youngstown
U.P
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Company
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Washington
LaGuardia
New York
Indiana Miners and Operators Reach New One-Year Pact
A new wage and working contract for most Indiana coal fields retains the 15 cent per hour scale and runs for one year. Representatives of the Indiana Coal Operators’ Association and United Mine Workers of America District No 11 signed it yesterday in Terre Haute, averting potential idleness at mines employing about 20 000 miners.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Indiana
Yesterda
Indiana Coal Operatours’ Association
United Min. Workers of America
Idaho County Finishes Census On First Day
Kootenai County Idaho reported completion of its census enumeration at 9 30 a m yesterday as the national count began. Census officials expected larger city totals to arrive in about two weeks with J Sterling Moran supervising the DC area including the White House. President Hoover had filled out the questions in advance.
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Centerville
Missouri
Kootenai County
Idaho
Yester
J. Sterling Moran
District of Columbia
White House
Hoover
Navy airplane to land near Athens in two weeks
Secretary Burgett reports on the need for adequate airport facilities near Athens to allow transport planes. A Navy plane along U.S. Route 50 is expected to land near Athens within two weeks, with an inspection of local fields to follow and requests for rooftop guide markers to aid pilots.
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Athens
N. N. Burgett
South East Ohio Meteor Club
United States Department of Navy
Chamber of Commerce
Navy Department
Navy
Burgett
Perry
Ge. M. Gill
The
Census Bureau Chief Appeals for Public Cooperation
At Moran's arrival the census chief Mr. Hoover urged public cooperation with the Census Bureau, using the occasion to seek support and participation from residents.
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Hoover
Moran
Census Bureau
Rookies Cut as Cleveland Ships Three Players to New Orleans
Cleveland released pitcher Leslie Barnart pitcher Belve Bean and infielder George Detore to the New Orleans club last night in a roster move.
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New Orleans
A.R
Cleveland
Leslie Barnart
Belve' Bean
George Detore
Routine Bills Hold Stage in Congress Today
In Washington on April 3 routine calendar business dominated the House and Senate. The Senate lingered over Muscle Shoals prohibition lobby ties and unemployment while the Tariff Bill moved aside. Senate committees prepared to report on Huston and the Tennessee River Improvement Association.
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Washington
U.B Muscle Shoals
Prohibition
Senate
House
Caraway
Senate Lobby Committee
Claudia Huston
Republican National Committee
Tennessee River Improvement Association
Muncle Shoals
Senate Commerce Committee
Agriculture Committee
House Judiciary Committee
Wickersham Law Enforcement Commission
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Sarah and Son
Ruth Chatterton
Timothy Shea
Shanghai
Louis Wolheim
Conrad Nagel
Carmel Myers
Pinkham
Kotex
Miodess
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Castoria
Hinkle
Quick's
Ipana
Squibb's Dental Cream For
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W. Union St
Athens, Ohio
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Ince
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United 29
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Lord Rochester
Kingsley
Michaels Stern
Big Daylight
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