Seniors Sell Magazines to Fund Yearbook at Athens High
Three teams of Athens high school seniors compete to sell Curtiss publications Country Gentleman Ladies Home Journal and The Saturday Evening Post to raise funds for the senior yearbook. Fifty cents per subscription goes to the school. Elmer Norris is business manager with Helen Roush Olive Carpenter and Elizabeth Hughes leading the Buccaneer Pirates and Sea Dogs teams. The Sea Dogs lead as the contest runs from yesterday noon until next Tuesday noon April 19. Prizes await top sellers.
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Athens High School
Curtiss
Country Gentleman
Ladies’ Home Journal
Saturday Evening Post
Elmer Norris
Helen Roush
Buccaneer
Olive Carpenter
Pirates
Elizabeth Hughes
Sea Dogs
Curtis Store heir picks Billy as ward for a year
In AY APRIL 12 1927 a Curtis Store owner plans to place Billy Wells and two other girls as wards for a year. Billy's musical talent grows as her violin arrives from her benefactor. Clay Curtis doubts the plan but grows closer to Billy as tensions with work and romance unfold.
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Big Curtis
Billy Wells
DA LO Max
Winnie Shelton
Billy
Clay Curtis
Clay
Wells
Curtis
Ice Winn
Dalhart Romaine
T. Q
Nyda Lomax
Mrs. Wells
Europe
Mr. Curtin
Curtis’ Ward
Navratil
New York
Ralph Truman
Live Stock Market Results from Pittsburgh and Cincinnati
Pittsburgh and Cincinnati livestock markets report hogs receipts around 4 000 and 2 900 with steady to mixed prices. Cattle calves and vealers show varied bids while sheep and lambs trend mixed with top figures listed for fat lambs and cull stock across both cities.
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Pittsburgh
Pet Guecere
Hanes
Cincinnati
Markets Report Mixed Produce Butter Prices and Wool Trade
Cleveland produce markets unchanged while Cincinnati prices show slight declines in butter and fresh firsts. Wool prices firm in Boston as stocks stay tight with higher mill inquiries and knitter activity.
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Cincinnati
Grain price notes from Toledo Apr 1 market report
An OCR fragment from Toledo lists wheat at 1.31, No 2, with cash and futures figures. mentions Clover, Timothy, and various contract months such as Oct April May. appears to be a futures style market note with multiple price entries but is incomplete and lacks full context.
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Toledo
Wrimothy
Oa Ia Ae
District schools yield to centralized education control
The district school is moving off the stage of American education as the bureau of education concludes a more centralized system of control will govern. The report highlights the shift in governance and administration of schooling.
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Bureau of Education
Radio Vision Forecast Bridges US and Europe Broadcasts
Dr J H Dellinger chief of the radio section at the Bureau of Standards says European audiences will soon see and hear prominent speakers and radio programs from the United States. This advancement promises broader international radio access and exchange.
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United States
J. H. Dellinger
Bureau of Standards
Philippine bureau approves thirty year trade mark registrations
The Philippine bureau of commerce and industry has authorized extending thirty year registrations of American trademarks in the Philippines as valid. The decision confirms the legal validity of these marks under local trade law and safeguards rights for brand owners.
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Philippines
Philippine Bureau of Commerce and Industry
Leaders abandon plan to end session this week in Columbus
Columbus April 12 leaders of the general assembly shelved efforts to wind up the current legislative session by week’s end. The move signals a protracted adjournment as lawmakers face remaining work and votes.
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Columbus
General Assembly
Senator Fess Deliberates on Senate Committee Seat
Senator Fess, departing for Washington, has not decided whether to accept a possible appointment to the senatorial committee investigating campaign expenditures. He did not commit to accepting if offered.
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Yellow Springs
Fess
Washington
Dispute Over Woman Said To Drive Slaying Probe
In Bucyrus on April 12 authorities consider a love triangle as the probable motive in the slaying of Clarence, whose body was found in a parked car. Police investigations focus on interpersonal tensions and potential suspects.
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Bucyrus
Clarence We
Renewed Move to Defeat Dodd Bill Ahead of Action
A renewed attempt to block Senator Dodd's bill moves forward after passage in both houses but awaits signature. The measure, opposed by several groups, faces pivotal votes as supporters rally for final approval.
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Columbus
U.R
House of Representatives
C. E. Knapp
Medina
Donahey
Knapp
House
Gray
Senate
Charles Jones
Jackson County
Public Utilities Commission
Littler Bakery in Athens Keeps Growing Family Ties
Thomas Littler of Athens marks twenty third anniversary of his bakery with three more sons in the baking trade. Clyde and Hilber Littler drive for the business in Athens while Herbert works in Johnstown. Clarence assists his father, Harley coaches in Youngstown, and a daughter, Mrs. Robert Davidson, resides in Logan.
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Thomas Littler
Athens
Mr. Littler
Clyde
Hilber
Herbert
Johnstown
Clarence
Harley
Youngstown
Robert Davidson
Logan
Waitress Beaters Fined in Dennison Case
April 12 Chester Ittinger and his brother were fined after an episode in which two men severely beat a waitress, Mrs Bell Diten t easey GEN. A smuggler captured PITTSBURGH by a frontier guard at Chiasso. sixty two small coal coins and a bag of gold worth 40 000 dollars were seized.
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Pittsburgh
Chiasso
U.R
Pittsburgh Firms Accept Jacksonville Wage Scale
About 3,000 workers across Pittsburgh district companies will keep operating under the Jacksonville wage scale after announcements at United Mine Workers headquarters.
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Pittsburgh
Jacksonville
United Mine Workers
Chauncey Junior Class Stages She Stoops to Conquer
Chauncey high school junior English class presented She Stoops to Conquer in five acts last evening in the high school auditorium. A large crowd attended. cast included Oscar Boyd Ronald Robinette Dwight Adams Clifford Omen Donald O Neal Charley McCall Everett Andrews Ernestine Mingus Elizabeth Kaszonyi Eleanor Minister Hannah Noble Abeta Cline Agnes Cunningham Esther Fiske Esther Fewell Alma Fennell. High school girls sang between acts.
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Chauncey
Chauncey High School
Oscar Boyd
Ronald Robinette
Dwight Adams
Clifford Omen
Donald O'Neal
Charley McCall
Everett Andrews
Ernestine Mingus
Elizabeth Kaszonyi
Eleanor Minister
Hannah Noble
Aberta Cline
Agnes Cunningham
Esther Fiske
Hollas Stalder Resumes Work After Illness
Hollas Stalder returns to his senior high school class and resumes managing the Messenger delivery route in Chauncee after recovering from influenza. Emmet Sutton covered his route during the illness.
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Chauncey
Local residents visit kin in nearby towns over weekend
Mr and Mrs G L Beckler of Hiram Ohio spent the winter in Stanton W Va and were in Chauncey Saturday and Sunday visiting Mr and Mrs William Beckler and Mr and Mrs Harvey Nye. Eldon Sapp Columbus formerly Chauncey spent Sunday here. Miss Hazel Conrad Athens visited her aunt Mrs Ben Fielder. Miss Helen Dorr near Chauncey visited Columbus. Miss Mary Evans Corning spent Sunday with Miss Neva Ferrer. Mr and Mrs Karl Gardner Chauncey visited relatives in Columbus. Clarence Patton and Milton Patton visited in Wellston and Chauncey with relatives including Mr and Mrs Clarence McCafferty.
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G. L. Beckler
Hiram
Ohio
Stanton W. Va
Chauncey
William Beckler
Main A
Harvey Nye
High Street
Eldon Sapp
Columbus
Hazel Conrad
Athens
Ben Fielder
Helen Dorr
Near Chauncey
Mary Evans
Corning
Neva Ferrer
Karl Gardner
Clarence Patton
Wellston
Milton Patton
Clarence McCafferty
Corning Autos Collision Injures Four on Return Trip
In Corning a car driven by Ben Nichols collided with a coupe driven by Dewight Watt of Crooksville. Mrs Nichols was thrown through the windshield and injured. Mrs Thomas, Mrs Palmer, and their daughter Lorene sustained minor injuries. All drivers were unhurt and both cars damaged. The Nichols and Thomas families are related. Luncheon followed for twenty one guests including four Congo visitors.
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Corning
Ben Nichols
Tom Thomas
Bert Palmer
Lorene
Trimble
Zanesville
Nichols
Dewight Watt
Crooksville
Congo
Mrs. Miller Freed on Bond After Husband Killing Claim
In Cincinnati on April 12 Mrs. Mary Miller described as claiming she killed her husband Emmett Miller to save herself was released on a $1 000 bond.
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Cincinnati
Mary Miller
Emmett Miller
Oklahoma seeks extradition of long hunted murder suspect
Will Watterson, pursued for 21 to 24 years in connection with a murder at Tishomingo Oklahoma, was believed dead until recently when it was learned he is imprisoned in a Nevada penitentiary. Gov Johnston has requested extradition.
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Will Watterson
Tishomingo
Okla
Nevada
Gov. Johnston
Oklahoma
Corning High School Announces 24 Graduates This Year
The Corning high school class of 24 will graduate this year. Named graduates include Margaret Mason Robert Spence Alice Mae Welling Pryce Dunlap Ann Hardy Margaret Rodgers John Friedlinghaus Alice Leroy Dorothy Young Lurline Stallsmith Lon Keller Lorena Baughman Gertrude Ryan Victor Goodman Louise Weaver Helen Marshall Herbert Heartly Mary Preston Hazel Preston Alberta Bryan Vernice Allen and Julia Conley.
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Corning
Corning High School
Margaret Mason
Robert Spence
Alice Mae Welling
Pryce Dunlap
Ann Hardy
Margaret Rodgers
John Friedlinghaus
Alice Leroy
Dorothy Young
Lurline Stallsmith
Lon Keller
Lorena Baughman
Gertrude Ryan
Victor Goodman
Louise Weaver
Helen Marshall
Herbert Heartly
Mary Preston
Hazel Preston
Alberta Bryan
Vernice Allen
Julia
Conley
Mrs Rogers Hosts Women’s Missionary Society Action
Mrs Emmett Rogers entertained the Women's Home Missionary Society at her home on Friday evening. After devotionals the group enjoyed a program by members, including a duet by Mrs Dunlap and Mrs Geyton.
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Rogers
Corning
Emmett Rogers
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
Dunlap
Geyton
Local Residents Note Visits and Medical Updates
Miss Ethel Cook visits as infant son of Mr and Mrs Ray Latta shows improvement after serious illness. Families near Glouster host guests including Ernest Byers and children and John Pettigrew from Ohio University. Visitors from Otterbein College and Shawnee stop by. Messages report Lena Lassett recovering slowly after operation at Good Samaritan hospital Zanesville. Francis Clifford and Catherine Hillis guest with P H Clifford family in New Lexington.
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Ethel Cook
Columbus
Ray Latta
Ernest Byers
Glouster
Byers
W. H. Matson
John Pettigrew
Ohio University
Athens
Hugh Pettigrew
Mildred Marshall
Westerville
Bert Marshall
Otterbein College
Lavern Spence
Tom Spence
Albert Schlengerman
Shawnee
Ray Peyton
P. H. Clifford
Henry Marren
Mary Zita
Emma Leimer
Maurice Clifford
New Lexington
I. J. Ryan
Ryan
Grant Hospital
Henry Lassett
Good Samaritan Hospital
Zanesville
Lena
Francis Clifford
Catherine Hillis
Suede Gardenia in Brsa White and Idenia Details
The text describes a suede flower named Suede Gardenia associated with Brsa white gray or beige colors. Idenia features black patent leaves.
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Lomax
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Shorty) Smith
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