Showing Interest in Girl Scouting Among Athens Women
Miss Louise Price commends Athens women for their strong support of Girl Scout work. The local organization includes 116 Scouts, with 60 in National Headquarters and 56 awaiting tenderfoot tests. Leadership training impressed, with several women becoming leaders or council members.
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Athens
Louise Price
Miss Price
Girl Scouts
Anna K. Price
Minnesota
Texas
New City
Sta
Claudia Roberts
Poteen
Ips
Winifred Kingsley
Haliene Woods
Ohio University
J. E. Bain
E. C. Bibbee
Eve Gullum
Emily Murphy
H. Bing
N. J. Wolfe
S. M. Stokes
O. C. Bird
Homer Cherrington
Evan Jones
T. R. Biddle
Mary Ness
F. W. Push
Harriett Rogers
C. H. Harris
H. J. Holcomb
Harry Foster
A. M. Anderson
Fred McKay
H. A. Moore
Little House
E. C. Bird
Wandering Youth Found Near Acacia With Amnesia
Police work to identify a youth found wandering near Acacia who cannot recall his name. He repeatedly utters the name Claude Gristhorn, while authorities investigate possible identity and origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiffin
Acacia
Claude Grisharm
Standard system of North American coal classification urged
A national coal classification system is sought to unify terms and guide usage. The American Engineering Standards Committee on Coal Classification, affiliated with the Bureau of Mines and the American Society for Testing Materials, conducts technical work across three committees to align scientific and use based classifications with origin and composition as the goal. Copies of Information Circular No. 6094 describe the project and are available from the Bureau of Mines in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North America
American Engineering Standards Association
Department of Commerce
Washington
A. C. Fieldner
United States Bureau of Mines
American Engineering Standards Committee
Carnegie Institute of Technology
American Society For Testing Materials
M. R. Campbell
American Society For Testing
Bureau
Washington, D. C
Signal Man Makes Opera Debut at Jordan Hall
Francis Riley, a signal repairman for the Boston Elevated Railway, sang in his first professional concert at Jordan Hall Boston and critics praised the debut as a notable success.
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Signal Man
Francis Riley
Boston Elevated Railway
Jordan Hall
Boston
Not Lucky To Use 1928 Tags in 1929
Ralph Perry of Meigs County was found driving with 1928 license tags in 1929 and walked home from Jerseyville after his car was found by Traffic Officer Wilson Ator. He must obtain new tags and appear before Justice of the Peace Carl H. Porter at 7 tonight for a hearing.
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Ralph Perry
Meigs County
Jerseyville
Wilson Ator
Perry
Court of Justice of the Peace
Carl H. Porter
Auto Glug Has Member Rally in Athens
South East Ohio Motor Club members met in the Chamber of Commerce Rooms to discuss boosting the club in Athens and vicinity. President A E Whaley planned to expand membership and improve Federal Route No 50 to Parkersburg, with H N Burgett to confer with Parkersburg officials on Route No 60 between Nutter Farm and Ellensboro.
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South East Ohio Motor Club
Chamber of Commerce
Security Bank
C. C. Jones
Ohio State Automobile Association
Columbus
A. E. Whaley
H. N. Burgett
Athens
Whaley
Parkersburg
Burgett
Nutter Farm
Ellensboro
W. Va
Cars Collide on Road in Vinton
A wreck on the Logan McArthur Pike near the Griffith residence involved Archie McKibben of Zaleski and his family and a northbound Utica license car. The McKibben vehicle overturned injuring all occupants slightly. it was beyond repair. The other car was towed to Logan for repairs.
Mrs Eagle Dies in Gallipolis Bank Leader’s Widow
Mrs Nettie Eagle aged 60 wife of Sherman H Eagle banker and Republican leader of Gallipolis died here. She was the daughter of Captain Rafael L Hamilton owner and operator of a fleet of steam boats and ferries on the Ohio River.
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Gallipolis
Nettie Eagle
Sherman H. Eagle
Rafael L. Hamilton
Ohio River
Governor Sabo Innocent Claims Rise In Murder Case
An affidavit filed in Columbus claims another man killed Burton Painter, not John Sabo of Akron, who faces execution on May 3. The document names Nick Lengyel as killer and alleges attempts to swap death for money involving trial interpreter Joseph Ivory and others.
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Columbus
U.pr
John Sabo
Sabo
Anna Kovacs
Akron
Nick Lengyel
Burton CG. Painter
Joseph Hedehary
Joseph J. Ivory
Terevia Kelleman
Buffalo
N. Y
Rudolph Kelleman
Mayors Come Easy For Bentleyville
In Bentleyville near Chagrin Falls mayor M. M. Spangler won another term as 21 votes were cast. All 21 voters approved Spangler and nine other candidates, all running without opposition.
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Cleveland
A.r)m. M. Spangler
Bentleyville
Chagrin Falls
Sprangler
Governor vetoes Wise Bill creating deputy state treasurer
Columbus April 11 Governor Cooper vetoed the Wise Bill that would have created the office of deputy state treasurer according to reports received today.
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Columbus
U.R
Cooper
Wise
Hocking River Flooding From Rain Reaches 14 Percent Stage
Rain caused the Hocking River to rise to 14 percent of its flood stage by 7 30 this morning. Mrs N France government observer in Athens said water was spreading over bottoms ready for planting. Flood stage is 17 feet and no rise to that level was seen yet but higher waters may come. Ohio reports warned Scioto River flood stage could be reached with Circleville under warning.
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Hocking
Co. N. France
Athens
Weather Bureau
Columbus
Hocking Valley
France
Scioto River
Circleville
Quote from Edgar Guest invites foster care in Columbus
A newspaper notice asks readers to open their homes to a bright, lovable child in need. It urges taking a child into care, offering love and joy, and directs interested families to contact the Child-Care Bureau at Ninth and Oak Streets in Columbus, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth and
Oak Streets
Columbus
Ohio
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Auto Glug
RALLY
Janes
Vinton
Lowe Baoruens
Pathfinder and Speedway
Goodyear
Robinson Bros. Personalized
Mill St
Dial
Philadelphia
Sun Oil Company
Germany
Mohawk
Amsterc
Axmins
Victor
Axminster
Norwood
Gotham
Imiess
Camiess
E.F
North Court Street
Illinois
Hocking River
Edgar Guest
the Mutual
Majestic Theatre
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