Bowling Leaders Take All Star League Lead In State Tourney
Logan April 8 With the All Star League lead at stake and one best series of the year Wednesday night, Restaurant defeated Judy Greers two games to one to seize first place by game margin. Ed Hamilton led his team with 686, Burgess 668, Jenson 658 for Judy’s, while Moores totaled 3,113 and Judy’s 3,004 for three games. American Legion Bowling team aims for Cincinnati state tournament April 16, with Barton Hall Forest Weinrich Earl Roberts Stanley Sparnow and Clinton Webb among those planning to go. Entries include five man doubles and singles events.
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Judy i Greers
Hamilton
Burgess
Jenson
Moores
Judys
Columbus
Sparnon
Weinrich
Achauer
Webb
Kellogg's Whole Wheat Biscuits Get Nutrition Cert
Kellogg introduces new shredded Whole Wheat biscuits certified for food value by Medical Arts Laboratory of Philadelphia. Pressure-cooked to retain nutrients, they offer rich flavor and economical two-biscuit portions per package. Made in Battle Creek, identifi ed by red and green Kellogg pack, praised by grocers.
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Medical Arts Laboatory
Philadelphia
Aso
Kellogg
Kellogg’s
Battle Creek
Conservation Notes Make This Model at Home Pattern 2153
A fashion study presents a pattern titled STEP BY STEP INSTRUCTION DIAGRAMS. It outlines a tailored female ensemble with a draped bodice, lace vestee, long sleeves, and a high front line. The design emphasizes a youthful silhouette and hip-seaming to slim the profile.
Anne Adams Pattern Offer and Catalog Promotion
The advertisement offers pattern 2153 in sizes 36 38 40 42 44 46 with fabric and lace yardage listed. It invites sending fifteen cents per pattern and twenty five cents for catalog and pattern, detailing address and size request to The Athens Messenger Pattern Department in New York City.
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Anne Adams
Athens Messenger Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
Hafssta Oru
New Distillery Found Turning Crude Into Gasoline
Deputy Sheriff José Farbearn found a Los t Hollow operation refining crude oil into gasoline. The plant appeared recently active and crude oil was being stolen from nearby tanks for conversion. The equipment was confiscated and the owner was absent during the visit.
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Logan
Lost Hollow
José Farbearn
Fraternity Receives Large Bequest From Berkeley Benefactor
Phi Sigma Chi secretary Logan reports a major bequest of about 750000 dollars from George J. Duran of Berkeley California. The will also funds a permanent western convention hall and provisions for annual delegate expenses.
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Logan
Kenneth Fitzgerald
Phi Sigma Chi Fraternity
George J. Duran
Berkeley
California
Wycuff Rites Today Aged Dicken Addition Resident Is Victim Of Influenza
Jacob Wycuff, 80, died at his Dicken Addition home after a ten day illness from influenza complicated by heart trouble. He worked for Hocking Valley Brick Company. His wife died a year earlier. Survived by grandson Eddie Lehman, stepson Pearl Richards, granddaughter Mrs Vernon Johnson. Funeral at 2 PM Friday at Methodist Episcopal Church with Rev James R Fields officiating. Burial in Smith Chapel Cemetery.
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Logan
Jacob Wycuff
Dicken
Hocking Valley Brick Company
Eddie Lehman
Pearl Richards
Vernon Johnson
Methodist Episcopal Church
James R. Fields
Smith Chapel Cemetery
Mrs Harden Expires and Logan Hospital Updates
Mrs Gertrude Harden aged 44 wife of Willis Harden died at home on Zanesville Avenue after an extended illness. She was a daughter of Jacob Fox and survived by sisters Mason Campbell of Logan and Emma Boyles of New Straitsville. Funeral arrangements not completed. Logan April 8 Mrs Vira Thompson Haydenville admitted to Cherrington Hospital for preparation for major surgery. Blosser Lehman recovering well after appendectomy. Mrs Herbert C Farrar of New Plymouth admitted for major surgery prep. Darlene Ellis of Murray City returned home after appendectomy. Marjorie Ellis of Logan in serious condition after late week appendectomy. ruptured appendix found.
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Logan
Gertrude Harden
Willis Harden
Zanesville Avenue
Harden
Jacob Fox
Mason Campbell
Emma Boyles
New Straitsville
Three Are Fined on Intoxication Charges
Logan writer reports Oscar Bolinger Ray McDaniels of Coonville and Delbert Hupp of Greendale were arrested Wednesday by Deputy Sparnon. Bolinger and McDaniels faced arraignment before Magistrate Miler and each paid a $5 fine and costs after pleading guilty. Hupp also paid a fine after pleading guilty before Magistrate Stephenson.
First Presbyterian Church Elects Officers At Meeting
Congregation held its annual congregational meeting in the church social rooms after a 6 15 covered dish supper. The Rev H K Geddes led devotions. F P Martin W I Krieg and William King were re elected elders. C Wood Bowen named as new member. John A Wellman and C E Brehm re elected trustees with Wellman serving as treasurer.
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John A. Wellman
C. £. Brehm
Board of Trustees
Mr. Wellman
Mr. Brehm
Illness Calls Toledo Man to Logan for Mother
Grover Lehman of Toledo was summoned to Logan this week due to his mother Mrs John W Lohr Jr of Gallagher Avenue suffering from double pneumonia. She has been ill ten days and, because of age, fears are she may not recover. Dr and Mrs M H Cherrington attended funeral services in Delaware for Horace Bing, cousin by marriage. Mrs C L Fluhart of Fredericksburg visited Mr and Mrs C V Shepard's family in this city. Mrs D L Ridenour of Lima stayed with her daughter Mrs John Allen’s family for the week. Thomas Bownes and Dav Spannow visited Columbus Thursday to watch the Red Birds and the Yankees.
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Grover Lehman
Toledo
Logan
John W. Lohr, Jr
Gallagher Avenue
M. H. Cherrington
Delaware
Horace Bing
C.L. Fluhart
Fredericksburg
Alexander Church Congregation Meeting After Worship
The Alexander Presbyterian Church on the Athens Albany Road will hold a special congregational meeting after the morning worship service Sunday. Bible School meets at 10, morning worship at 11, with Rev. Howard E. Warner speaking on What Is the Meaning of Your Life. the pastor is assisted by pianist-director Mrs. Maud Worhes. The Session convenes at 7:30.
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Alexander Presbyterian
Athens-Albany
Bible School
Maud Worhes
Howard E. Warner
Gardiner renews feud with Hoover over navy funding
Washington April 8 U S President William Gardiner resumes attack on Hoover after months of silence. In an 800 word statement he says the Treasury deficit and Navy burden show the administration starves the fleet while Congress funds economic relief. He argues the navy is aging and under strength, barely matching Japan and inferior to Britain. He accuses the President of naval ignorance. a special board later found his charges baseless.
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Washington
U.S
Wiliam Mr. Gardiner
Hoover
Gardiner
Treasury
Navy
Congress
United States
Redtown Sunday School and Services Schedule
Redtown announces a 9 o'clock Sunday School session at the Methodist Church followed by a 10 o'clock class meeting and 7 30 preaching. Mid week prayer and praise services occur Wednesday and Friday nights.
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Redtown
Methodist Church
Government presses giant suit against Parriott for 76 million tax back
One of the largest suits by the U S government against an individual is being pressed against oil promoter F B Parriott near Tulsa Oklahoma. He and partner M L Benedum are alleged to owe 76 million dollars in back income taxes with deficiencies claimed for 1919.
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United States
F. B. Parriott
Tulsa
Okla
Parriott
M L. Benedum
Solution to Excessive Taxation Is Economy
Cleveland real estate board heard Secretary of State Clarence J Brown GOP gubernatorial candidate urge substantial retrenchment and hard headed economy in government to relieve real estate tax burdens. He argued new taxes would fall on the same taxpayers and would not ease the real estate load.
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Cleveland, Aptt & Off
Pye
Jain
Clarence J. Brown
Cleveland Real Estate Board
Oak Pin From Old Bridge Is Preserved
In Columbus on April 8 a two and a half foot oak pin from a covered wooden bridge on the National Highway is preserved. The item emerged from old bridge construction and highlights historical bridge components.
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Old Bridge
Columbus
Bridge rebuilt after 90 years in West of Springfield era
Reported by O W Merrell State Highway Director detailing a bridge near Springfield that was torn down and replaced with a concrete structure. Army engineers from West Point supervised construction during Andrew Jackson's administration. The old bridge used no nails and over 3000 pins, all crafted by a woman, held it together while a historical society considers preserving or erecting a marker.
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Springfielt
O. W. Merrell
Hichney
Biaterical Society
Merrell Army Engineers
Weat Pott
Andrew Jackson
Roosevelt Sides With Progressives in 1932 Bid
Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt declares alignment with the Progressives in his first bid for the Democratic presidential nomination. He calls the current crisis graver than the 1930s era emergency and urges expansion of the economic program as the nation faces economic hardship and Hoover administration policies.
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Albany
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Bialot
Bia
Hoover
Administration seeks rapid relief from top to bottom
In a brief statement the administration indicates a push for swift relief measures at the highest levels, aiming for decisive action across departments. No explicit date or agency names are provided, but the emphasis is on coordinated relief rather than long term reef from the bottom.
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