LaFollette Delegates Lead Wisconsin GOP Primary
Milwaukee April 9. LaFollette slate of delegates led the Wisconsin GOP convention delegates in Tuesday’s primary by a landslide. Latest returns show LaFollette leaders in all districts except one. Wisconsin has 26 delegates. They lean toward Hiram Johnson of California, and the result upsets predictor plans for a LaFollette Phillipp showdown in the fall.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Robert M. LaFollette
GOP
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Towad
Hiram Johnson
California
Phillipp
Pie Social At Hixon School Draws Small Crowd
Hooper Ridge residents enjoyed a pie social at Hixon school with a modest turnout. Sunday school was reorganized under new superintendent Harry Calentine and attendees were urged to participate. Sarah Ogg of Broadwell visited Lewis Morris and attended the pie social along with Floyd and Eber Linscott of The Plains. Mr and Mrs Earl Linscott hosted a small gathering for invited friends.
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Hixon School
Harry Calentine
Sarah Ogg
Broadwell
Lewis Morris
Floyd
Eber Linscott
the Plains
Earl Linscott
Sunny
Spring Vacation Basket Dinner at Cornpone School
Fred Linscott Myrtle Morris Vern Wolfe Lillian and Grace Lin scott are home for spring vacation. A basket dinner at the Cornpone school house is set for April 24 with a planned program and plenty of good eats. Everyone is invited to attend. For digestive comfort Chamberlain's Tablets are recommended for constipation and indigestion. They work quickly and are easy to take.
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Fred Linscott
Myrtle Morris
O. A
Emma Bryson
Vern Wolfe
Lillian
Grace Linscott
Cornpone
Local Social Notes Highlight Easter Visits and Guests
Torch Miss Elma Scarlett of Parkersburg was Sunday guest of her mother Mrs Fannie Coleman. Brooks Russell and Mary Fultz of Athens R D visited grandparents Mr and Mrs John Furner. Thelma Underwood of Millfield spent Easter with her parents. Alice Coleman visited teachers at Athens. Cyrus Jones stayed with aunt Phena Barrows in Hockingport. Nixon and Amanda Forrester of Coolville visited James Medley. S Underwood was a Parkersburg business visitor. Clarence Fultz and two children of Athens visited Easter friends. Allen Bean was a Marietta business visitor. William McGrew visited brother J McGrew in Marietta.
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Elma Scarlett
Parkersburg
Fannie Coleman
Brooks Russell
Mary Fultz
Athens R. D
John Furner
Thelma Underwood
Millfield
S. Underwood
Alice Coleman
Creamer
Mary Olive Pedigo
Athens
Cyrus Jones
Phena Barrows
Hockingport
Richard Nixon
Amanda Forrester
Coolville
R. D
James Medley
Clarence Fultz
Allen Bean
Marietta
Wm. McGrew
J. McGrew
Nelsonville Announces Daughters of America Contest Closure
Nelsonville closes entries for the Daughters of America contest at Junior Hall on Saturday April 10. A social will follow the sale at 2 o clock with confections fancy pieces and a 10 cent admission. Also ad notes hats for sale and a room for rent with a Bell telephone listing. safety razor blades re sharpened at Fountain Pharmacy in Nelsonville Ohio.
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Daughters of America
Fountain Pharmacy
Nelsonville
Piano tuner offers for sale eukelele attachments
FE. M. Norris, piano tuner and player specialist at Green's Music Store, advertises for sale eukelele attachments installed in any piano guaranteed to work. Also proposes a plan to restore old pianos at much lower cost than a new one. Contact Green's Music Store for details.
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FE. M. Norris
Green's Music Store
Sauter’s Studio building sold at 56 Fulton street Nelsonville
Notice states the Sauter’s Studio building at 56 Fulton street Nelsonville has been sold to E. F. Taylor and must be vacated. All phonographs and goods to be sold at public sale next Monday April 12 starting 9 A M cash terms. G B Allen is auctioneer.
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Sauter
Fulton Street
Nelsonville
E. F. Taylor
G. B. Allen
Cleveland Plane Garage To House A Dozen Planes
Cleveland's first airplane garage will be completed soon by the Floyd J. Logan Aviation Company. Seven miles from the city the hangar will hold twelve aircraft and host a flying school repair shop and plane rentals for advertising and pleasure flights. It will also accommodate transient planes and serve business men needing rapid trips to nearby towns.
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Clevelad
Cleveland
Floyd J. Logan Aviation Company
Restored Order After Two Days of Jerusalem Clash
A Jerusalem dispatch reports normal conditions returning after two days of fighting between Jews and Muslims that left over 250 injured. Martial law was proclaimed in the city as authorities restore order.
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London
Jerusalem
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