Annual Parent-Child Dinner For Lesterhill FFA Chapter
April 12 event hosted by Ches Chapter of Future Farmers of America and Department of Economics drew 140 guests to the high school gymnasium. Tom Worrall opened with remarks. calendars and tributes were paid to boys and girls in the vocational program. State Junior Fair official B P Sandies spoke. Morgan County officials discussed Ohio State Fair participation.
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Iterhill
Thennual
5On
Daughquet
Ches
Future Farmers Ica
Department of Economics
Hoo
Fair Grange
Mesdames Vergene Hart
Lucy Hoon
Lucy Rothy Schofield
P. Michener
Tom Worrall
Calendine
Martha Calendine
Shook
Maxine Starling
Martha Cal
Gale Price
B. P. Sandies
Morgan County
Barkhurst
Charges Youth Is Being Lured
Columbus April 12 Liquor interests are luring youth says Mrs Viola Romans president of the Ohio W C T U speaking at an executive meeting She cites liquor filled candies liquor flavored ice cream and small 25 cent bottles as a new danger in a dry nation warning the battle for youth is a drinking trap for boys and girls and lipsticks are liquor flavored
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Columbus
U.R
Ohio
Viola Romans
Romans
Suspected Reds Plot Aimed at Undermining Recovery Efforts
U S Attorney in Cincinnati says evidence points to an organized South plot to thwart federal economic recovery. He obtained documents from four African Americans and a white man in Springfield Ohio last Friday. Bearers said the papers were headed to a Communist convention in Cleveland.
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Cincinnati
United States
Francis
Danny
Springfield
Abele
Cleveland
Incitement Instructions Spread Across Southern Industries
Authorities warn that field workers received guidance on methods to incite dissension in mines, textile plants, and other industrial enterprises in the South. The material targets various workers and aims to disrupt operations, eliciting unrest and potential labor conflict.
Glorifying Yourself by Alicia Hart on spring vitality
Flapper Fanny advises women to combat spring fatigue with a vacation if possible or home remedies. Emphasizes water intake of ten glasses daily, lemon warm water mornings, brisk walks, ten hours sleep, and morning setting-up exercises to improve mood and appearance.
Bolt Destroys Old Church in Tiffin
Lightning struck St. Josephs Church in Tiffin causing total loss of a 72 year old building. Estimated damage reached 250000 dollars. Local fire crews battled the blaze and no injuries were reported.
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St. Josephs Church
Wednesday Club at Albany Entertained At Morris Residence
Mrs. BE Morris hosted the Wednesday Club at her Albany home on April 12. Officers were elected for the coming year, reports on Easter cards flowers and potted plants were shared, tea was served, and Mrs Dayton Hoffee assisted. C P Pearman spoke on folklore of Russia illustrated by legends proverbs songs and poetry. Madam Chow is invited as guest speaker at the next meeting at Mrs B J Cline. Nearby guests included the Joneses and the Elders visiting Albany and Alexandria families. Senior class plans class night in the auditorium and Albany Grange will host Future Farmers of America with the play And the Cow was Painted Red refreshments to follow.
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Albany
BE. J. Morris
Dayton Hoffee
C. P. Pearman
Russia
Madam Chow
B. J. Cline
Hugh Jones
Kathryn
Pataskala
Claude Elder
Alexandria
C. N. Jones
E. H. Lasch
Huntington
W. Va
Ernest Martin
Lasch
Albany Grange
Future Farmers of America
Parkersburg Guests Share Sunday at Murphy Home
A long list of visitors and relatives gathered at Mrs. A. G. Murphy and family Sunday in Parkersburg. Mary E. Lottridge and daughter Villa and granddaughter Emma Jean Mills joined, with numerous other guests from Frost New England Athens Viana Cincinnati Hill and Fairview.
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Mary E. Wilson
Villa
Emma Jean Mills
Parkersburg
A. G. Murphy
Wilson
Murphy
Lydia Wildman
New England
W. Va
Carl Gainer
Frost
Catherine Boggs
Hulda Depoy
Chester Boger
Isadore Mantle
Anthony Kinnen
Michael Kinnen
Oden Johnson
Athens
Esmond Sbrandeberry
W. A. Barnhill
L. A. Persons
Pomeroy
Frank Caldwell
Alda Barnhart
Fairview
Lennie Sharp
Celia Kinnen
Mathew
Paul Kinnen
Arnold Bernard
Roy Blair
Viana
Robert Lott
T. W. Gaston
John Gaston
Elma Faye
Alma May
Charlies Kincade
Tuppers Plains
C. M. Swarts
C. D. Swarts
William French
Edward Beardman
Pennsboro
Farebee
Aldo McKinley
Ruby
Cincinnati Hill
R. L. Sharp
Mies Audra
R. M. Allen
Lydia Wikiman
Catheryn Boggs
Arthur Cole
Wilms and
Gertrude
Ralph Cole
Burial at Syracuse for Fred C. Strohmeyer
Fred C. Strohmeyer’s body will be brought from Glouster to the Presbyterian Church in Syracuse after funeral services there. The casket will be opened for a brief service attended by friends and relatives. He lived in Syracuse in youth, later in Glouster for 46 years, and died Monday in Columbus at the home of his son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs Frank Dunnett. He will be buried beside his first wife.
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Fred C. Strohmeyer
Glouster
Syracuse
Presbyterian Church
Strohmeyer
Frank Dunnett
Columbus
In Probate Court Will of John Richards Sr Not Taxed
Athens County Probate Judge 8 M Johnson rules the will of John Richards Sr is not subject to inheritance tax. In Common Pleas Court Judge O F Rowland grants two divorces in Athens County. Irene Antle wins custody from Howard Antle on neglect grounds. Margery Ashcraft wins divorce from Howard Ashcraft with custody on cruelty grounds. Husbands ordered to pay $3 weekly child support.
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John Richards
Athens County
8. M. Johnson
Common Pleas Court
O. F. Rowland
Irene Antle
Howard Antle
Margery Ashcraft
Howard Ashcraft
Hayborns Eighty Four Birthday Celebrated At Anvil 8
Bronarcell G. W. U Hayborn marked his eighty four birthday in Anvil 8 with family gatherings. His daughter Mrs Laura James hosted the celebration. A granddaughter Freda Nice baked a large cake. Hayborn remains active and has run a local store for many years.
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G. W. U Hayborn
Laura James
Freda Nice
John Smith
Harold Driggs
CCC
Descanso
Calif
John Weaver
Chesterhill
Frank Parsons
Scott White
Westland
Harley White
McConnelsville
Douglas Lester
Crooksvillle
Mike McDonald
Bartlett
Ernest White
Blaine Driggs
Oscar James
Earl White
Arch Sprouse
Lon Vernon
Sam Munn
Winford Rousick
Athens
Standard Oil Penn Arrives as New Pennsylvania Motor Oil
Ohio's Standard Oil engineers unveil New Standard Penn motor oil crafted from select crudes with high wear resistance. Distributed through Sohio stations in refinery sealed quart and five-quart tins for easy spring changes, aiming to outrun existing Pennsylvania oils and Polarine sales.
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Pennsylvania
Standard Oil Penn
Sohio
Standard of Ohio
Ohio
Doan's Pills Marketed For Kidney Health Claims
Medical authorities describe the kidneys as containing 15 miles of tiny tubes that purify the blood and suggest washing them out with 8 pints of daily urine. The ad warns of backache, leg pains, and fatigue if waste is not cleared and urges purchasing Doan's Pills from druggists as a safe remedy backed by Foster-Milburn Co.
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Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
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