Graduation events begin with class play in Rutland
Graduation activities start with the class play The Whole Brown's Talking on Friday evening in Rutland. Sunday features a baccalaureate sermon at the Methodist church, and Monday hosts a Style Revue by home economics and manual training. The week includes class night and Thursday's commencement address by Dr. Harry E. Bright. The class numbers eight girls and eight boys with freshman class over 49. James G. Reed dies in Middletown after long illness. funeral arrangements by David Geyer and relatives.
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Rutland
Rown's
Methodist Church
Harry E. Bright
Mansfield
James G. Reld
Pomeroy
James G. Reed
Ella Geyer
Middletown
David Geyer
Chiropractors Charged With Violating State Medical Law
In Pomeroy probate court Judge Roberts arraigned J. R. Keig and St Peter Weber for practicing without state certificates. Keig faced naturopathy charges, Weber alleged massage practice. Both fined 28 and remitted, with orders to cease until licensed after exams.
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Pomeroy
Roberts
J. Rkeig
St. Peter Weber
Middleport
Frank A. Dorsey
State Medical Board
State Board
Roth
O K stickers show brake test results in Athens drive
In Southeast Ohio Motor Club Better Brakes Week 627 OK stickers were placed on Athans autos by Friday night. If current trends hold the total may reach about 700 by Saturday, with 87 brakes found ineffective. Officials urge motorists to have brakes checked regularly to prevent accidents.
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Athans
Ohio Motor Club
3. M. Burgett
Matorista
Burger
Lorene Av
Athens
Two Prohibition Agents Transferred
Cleveland April 28. Two federal prohibition agents from this district will be transferred Monday. Deputy administrator W N Woodruff announced the move, citing faults in arrests. The agents are Frank Ricardo, active in federal cases, and Charles Pangborn, who last week arrested a bell boy in a downtown hotel.
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Cleveland
U.F
W. N Woodruff
Frank G. Riccardo
Charles Pangborn
Athens Woman To Get Salvation Army Cuban Post
On the eve of her departure for a new post in the Spanish section Miss Lucie Hunter daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Hunter of 2 Kern Street Crk nos set to begin duties with the Salvation Army in Cuba.
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Athens
Salvation Army
Lucie Hunter
Arthur Hunter
Kern
Rene
Crknos
Salvation Army promotes Mise Hunter to captain in New York
Mise Hunter, formerly a lieutenant, is promoted to captain with immediate effect from Salvation Army headquarters in New York. A Canton born graduate of Athens High School class of 1920, she trained at Ohio University and taught nearby before officer training in New York City. She then served in Cleveland for a year and spent the past eight months in Canton.
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Tee
Salvation Army
New York
Leutenant
Mise Hunter
Athens
Ahs
Ohio University
Wadsworth
New York City
Cleveland
Canton
Ohio
Hunter
Not Gloomy Pomeroy Bridge Progress Report
Pomeroy April 8. Despite handicaps and interference with work on the Pomeroy Mason bridge the crew remains hopeful. Superintendent Lloyd plans three shifts as soon as weather and water permit to accelerate progress with a goal of travel possible by year end. Gaps on the Pomeroy Mason Charleston highway should close, enabling year round travel between Columbus and Charleston and the Atlantic shores.
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Pomeroy
Lloyd
Pomeroy, Mason, Charleston
Columbus
Charlton
Atlantic Ou
South
Epidemic of appendicitis hits Pomeroy area
Ten cases reported in the last week in Pomeroy Bond. Wayman Simmons and Clifford Graley of Pomeroy were sent to the Sheltering Army hospital in Athens, Tom Pickens of Tascina to Holser hospital in Gallipolis. All three underwent surgical operations and are in favorable condition.
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Wayman i ‘Simmons
Clifford Graley
Pomeroy
Woman Plans Move From Athens to New York for Cuba Voyage
The subject will depart Athens within days for New York City and then sail to Cuba soon after arrival. She leaves behind her parents for this journey and aims to reach Havana shortly after reaching New York.
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Athens
New York City
Cuba
New York
Graduation Recital Highlights Miss Hook at Ohio University
Miss Kelen Hook mezzo soprano with Rice Benedict tutelage to perform Wednesday at Young Hall auditorium. Program features arias and songs including Theodora and Die Rose Die Taube Die Sasons, with Anne Echellinger at piano. Also notes arrests and legal actions involving Ralph Boyd and Arthur Croy.
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Ohio University School of Music
Kelen Hook
Hander
Theodora
Donaudy
Schumann
Hermann iLes
Roses D'ispahan
Faure
Psyche
Paladithe
Maddie
Loewe
Arta
Dupuis le Jour
Louise
Charpentier
Peeca
Shakespeare
Ma Fadyen
Griffes
Beott
Joan of Arc
Bemberg
Miss Hoole
Anné Echellinger
Girls Struck by Automobiles in Ironton Area
Two girls were struck by cars in the last two days in the vicinity. Jane Davis of Fourth and Lincoln streets suffered bruises after clinging to a moving auto driven by Abrs. Sid Dickens. she is recovering at home. A second girl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Hackett, was crossing at a roundhouse landslide crossing and was hit by a slowly moving car driven by Charles Walburn, rolling in mud but not seriously hurt. she also returned home, with witnesses noting no blame on the drivers.
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Iddleport
Jane Davis
W. C. Davis
Fourth
Lincoln
Abrs
Sid Dickens
W TD
George Hackett
Gravel Hil
Sacred Heart School
Pomeroy
Roundhouse
Charles Walburn
Rutland House Destroyed by Fire Injures Family
A Rutland village home owned by John Weaver and occupied by Carl Lewis and family burned Thursday afternoon. Carl Lewis and his two young children slept inside as flames forced escape through a window. The Wolfe residence nearby was damaged as goods were moved to the street. Rescue efforts were described as dramatic in one of Racine’s most sensational fires.
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Astine
Carl Lewis
John Weaver
Lewis
Herman Wolfehich
Nis Way
Racine
Cill
Widow of man shot at Albany awarded settlement
A settlement of 1500 dollars was paid to the widow of Lawrence Bolton who was shot by prohibition officers two years ago. The out of court payout, arranged through attorneys Coples and Peoples, is said to not affect pending damages suits in Ath eny county courts. The probate court records show Bolton as administrator. Further indictments against the officers were not pursued.
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Pomeroy
Epeelall
Trumbla Casualty Company
Lawrence Bolton
Athe County Prohibitions
Coples & Peoples
Bolton
Probate Court
Gelton
Atheny County
Prohibition
Adeis
Abe
Lend
Pirat
Maps to Boost Travel From Lide Water to Ohio River
President W. A. Compton announces a Columbus Charleston Federal Highway Association meeting in Charleston on May 14. The event will unveil maps to promote travel from Led Water to the lake crossing the Pomeroy Mason bridge, claiming a 1150 mile savings over other routes and highlighting grades and scenery.
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Pomeroy
W. A. Compton
Columbu Charleston Federal Highway Association
Charleston
Lidewater
Lake l
Ohio River
Pomeroy-Mason
Mines Run Pomeroy Pittsburg mines to supply lake trade
Two Pittsburg mines above Syracuse have run full time this week and expect to continue, providing coal for lake trade. Longer coal trains pass through Hocking Valley yards as the railway adds belt along the river front and replaces bad fittings in anticipation of heavy summer traffic.
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Pomeroy
Pittsburg
Syracuse
Hocking Valley
Hocking
Middleport Mentions Travel and Housekeeping Moves
Dr and Mrs Garen Stansbury and children drove to Charleston after school for the week end. Mr JT Oblinger and children visited Mrs Oblinger home folks in Columbus. Mr and Mrs Fred Hoffman moved to an apartment in the Talbott property led by Harry later. Unclear segments describe local families and moves with several obscured lines and garbled text.
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Middleport
Garen Stansbury
Charleston
Walden King
JT. Obiinger
Columbus
Milail
Athens
Itu
Mother Mary Dawson Celebrates 81st Birthday at Church Dinner
Mrs. Louis Seyfried hosted a Presbyterian Sunday school Bible class dinner for 42 guests at the church to honor Mrs Mary Dawson on her eighty first birthday. The centerpiece cake bore two candles, marigolds lined the table, and a bouquet and tulips adorned the room. Afterward, Mrs. Dawson and friends moved to her North Second Street home for flowers and gifts.
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Louis Seyfried
Presbyterian Sunday School
L. A. Thomas
Mary Dawson
Mrs. Dawson
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