Frost Forecast Plagues Central Ohio Again Monday
Columbus April 24 Not content with frost promised three days earlier the weather man warned Central Ohio will face another frost before daylight tomorrow. Chief Alexander of the U S weather bureau in Columbus said fruit trees flowers and other vegetation that survived last frost should endure the upcoming cold snap. He listed Canton Bucyrus Bellefontaine Granville Circleville and Waverly as locations where killing frost occurred last night.
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International News Service
Columbus
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Fastern
Central
Ohio
Chief Alexander
United States Weather Bureau
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Canton
Bucyrus
Bellefontaine
Granville
Circleville
Waverly
Decline of the English Name Mary in England
London April 24 Mary, once a favored and storied English name, is rapidly falling from favor across England. The attempt to gather all Marys for a wedding gift to Princess Mary shows the decline, though the royal family still favors the name. Names rise and fall with fashion, and older names like Mary, Sarah, Alice, and Anne no longer hold vogue. Mary often pairs with Jane, stigma of domestic servant images.
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International News Service
London
Mary
England
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Marie
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British Isles
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Army Corps of Graces
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Sarah
Alice
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Jane
Bloomsbury
Slot machine owners taken in Butchel raid
Constable Mariner seized two revolving slot machines from businesses of Ben Wagner and Porter Shively after a complaint listed their locations. Investigators found $8 in one machine and $3.85 in the other. Shively and Wagner will face proceedings Monday.
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Ben Wagner
Porter Shively
Opera House
Shiveley and Wagner Will Sacs
Glouster to Erect Branch Plant on West State Street
Arthur Boyles wins contract to build a 30 by 115 foot two story branch supply house with rock face hollow tie for Martin Hardsocg of Pittsburgh, starting work immediately on West State street as local fruit conditions show some frost damage but not as bad as feared.
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Arthur Boyles
Rock Face Hollow Tie
West State Street
Martin Hardsocg
Pittsburgh
Boyles
Ohio Will Meet Denison with a New Line-up
Ohio university baseball opens at Ohio Field Tuesday against Denison. The nine uses many new players after a week and a half of halted practice due to high water and cold. A brief workout is set for Monday with temporary suits and a talk by Coach Finsterwald. Chet Wolf, the lone veteran, is set to handle mound duties.
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Ohio Field
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Butch” Grover
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Wolf
Sipe sentenced for clerk of Marion county embezzlement
Indianapolis April 24 Richard V. Sipe ex clerk of the Marion county court was sentenced to prison and fined 7000 under three charges of conspiracy and embezzlement in criminal court today for a shortage of 150000 in the clerk trust funds.
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Indianapolis
Richard V. Sipe
Marion County
Denison Baseball Lineup and Relief Options
The plan designates Bush to handle the backstop with O dat er and Tinker alternating at first. Barr starts second, Herron at short, Knox at third, Earich manning left, Andrews center, and Stuart right. Relief pitchers in uniform may include Cowden Snyder O Donnel and Powell.
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O'dater
Tinker
Barr
Herron
Knox
Earich
Andrews
Stuart
Cowden
Snyder
O'Donnel
Powell
Bottle Tossed From Ship Returns Message From Sea
Leonard Ferrer of Wooster Ohio tossed a bottle from the George Washington during a 1919 sea voyage. A note inside reached Wakeley Hall England from Kathleen Handley at St. David's Wales wishing a safe arrival.
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George Washington
Wilson
Leonard Ferrer
Orville
Forrer
Wales
Kathleen Handley
Radio brings joy to Lafayette shut-in magazine agent
A. J. De Long a Lafayette magazine subscription agent confined by physical handicaps has set up a complete radio receiving station. He enjoys programs from Schenectady Newark Springfield Wash ington Detroit Chicago Indianapolis Kansas City Dallas and others and hopes every home has a radio for the disabled. De Long also runs a doctor information exchange started last year and featured in medical journals.
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Lafayette
Ind
A. J. de Long
Schenectady
Newark
Springfield
Mass
Washington
Detroit
Chicago
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Dallas
DeLong
America
Deaths and Funerals Letitia A. Goodrich
Letitia A. Goodrich, 69, wife of Sylvester M. Goodrich, died Sunday at 12:40 AM at the family home 154 Fast State Street after years of declining health. Services will be held at the Byers cemetery in Jackson County after a Tuesday morning service at 10 AM at the residence, conducted by Rev. M. E. Chatley of the Christian church, with interment at the family cemetery in Byers. Born October 18, 1852 in Allensville, Vinton County, she married Sylvester M. Goodrich on October 24, 1874. Survivors include her husband and six children Arthur V. Goodrich of Wellston, Mrs. W. FE. Moler of Athens, Mrs. E. R. Bingham of Daytona Beach, Fla., Sylvester C. Goodrich of Wellston, Charles C. Goodrich and Lawrence R. Goodrich of Athens. One son, William H., preceded her in death, and one child died in infancy. She had been a recluse in recent years due to ill health, but was active in church work when able. She was a member of the Christian church.
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Sylvester M. Goodrich
Fast State Street
M. E. Chatley
The
Christian Church
Byers
Jackson County
Arthur V. Goodrich
Wellston
W. FE. Moler
Athens
E. R. Bingham
Daytona
Fla
Sylvester C. Goodrich
Charles C. Goodrich
Lawrence R. Goodrich
Mrs. Goodrich
Death of Elizabeth Zesiger at Athens State Hospital
Elizabeth Zesiger aged 71 died at Athens State hospital Saturday after a 36 day stay as a patient. The body was sent this evening to Clar ington for burial.
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Elizabeth Zesiger
Athens State Hospital
Clarington
Petition Seeks Injunction In Grosse Pointe Divorce Case
In Detroit April 24 a petition asks to restrain Howard Lee from seeing his children or visiting Helen Bourne’s home. The proceeding is part of the ongoing sensational Grosse Pointe divorce saga. The note mentions false fringes and wigs worn by ancient Egyptian women as a stray fringe.
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Detroit
Howard Lee
Helen Bourne
Joy Lee
Yesterday's baseball results from major leagues and standings
Yesterday's results across leagues include American Association games: Columbus 6 St Paul 5 in 14 innings, Milwaukee 6 Louisville 4, Minneapolis 6 Toledo 2, Indianapolis 1 Kansas City 0. National League scores: St Louis 6 Cincinnati 2, New York 7 Brooklyn 3, Pittsburgh 14 Chicago 3. American League: Detroit 4 Cleveland 3, New York 3 Washington 4 St Louis 4, Chicago 3.
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Kansas City
Columbus
Louisville
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Toledo
Fsa
National League
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Brooklyn
Boston
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Detroit
Ciicorre
Washington
GAMES TODAY ACROSS CITIES AND LEAGUES
Minneapolis faces Columbus and St Paul meets Toledo in bold city matchups. Milwaukee travels to Indianapolis with Kansas City at Louisville. In the National League St Louis plays Cincinnati and Pittsburgh meets Chicago. Brooklyn visits Boston and New York plays Philadelphia.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
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Brooklyn
Poston
New York
Philadelphia
Baseball Matchups Across the American League and Nationals
The schedule lists Chicago at Cleveland Detroit at St Louis Boston at Washington and Philadelphia at New York, outlining five league games with matchups across major teams. This card notes intercity rivalries and standard AL opponents.
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Cleveland
Detroit
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New York
College Girls Prefer Jobs to Jazz Idleness at Goucher
Baltimore April 24 The Goucher College president says 165 girls from the two upper classes are spending spring recess at hard work. He notes the average college girl prefers a job to idleness and would rather find useful community work than a pedestal of ornamental idleness.
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Ues
Goucher College
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Friar Vaughan Praises U S Aid To Russian Famine
London April 24 Friar Bernard Vaughan, Jesuit preacher, told an American Relief Administration representative that the United States grapples with the Volga famine while others stumble. He lauded Hoover and Americans for aiding starving Russians and urged continued help amid widespread postwar hunger.
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London
United States
Bernard Vaughan
American Relief Administration
Volga Valley
Vaughan
Great Republic
Mr. Hoover
Paris Press Demands French Occupation of Berlin
In wartime Paris the Action Francais presses for France to occupy Berlin. The Temps and Figaro foresee war and the sounds of cavalry and arms in relation to the Russian treaty with Germany. The Constantinople Women’s College, founded by Americans, is noted as Europe’s only women’s college east of Vienna.
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Action Francais
Berlin
France
The
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Figaro
Germany
Constantinople
Woman's College
Vienna
Pelletier Withdraws From Disbarment Trial In Boston
Former District Attorney Joseph C. Pelletier quit the disbarment proceeding brought by the Boston Bar Association declaring he would not participate in a mock trial. He offered no defense and withdrew today.
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Joseph C. Pelletier
Boston Bar Association
Pelletier
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