Sunday School Class Receives Music At Party
A Four Square class of the Methodist Episcopal Church enjoyed a humorous program Friday evening. An improvised orchestra, formed by Mrs. O. G. Whitener Mrs. Glick Mrs. Vance Webb Mrs. Herman Studer and Miss Bessie Briscoe, played 25 year old style tunes with banjo uke French harp tenor drum and piano. Reci tations and a Briscoe piano solo followed. A short business session and lunch concluded the event. Mrs. Lizzie Watkins and Mrs. Everett Braley of Columbus attended.
Major Scandal Taken Up By Methodists
Kansas City April 30 One of the churchs major scandals will be aired at the General Quadrennial conference opening tomorrow in Convention Hall Fourteen ministers will sit as a court to hear Bishop Anton Bast of Denmark in a disciplinary action attracting attention among Methodists worldwide The austere court will be selected by church hierarchy and likely hear evidence in executive session with a verdict expected toward the close of the thirty day meeting
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Kansas City
U.P
Methodist Episcopal Church
Anton Bast
Denmark
Detectives Seek Robber of Cameo Theater
Detectives seek a well dressed youth who robbed the Cameo theater in downtown Cleveland Sunday night of 1500 dollars. He tied and bound manager Fred M. Coddington before fleeing. Coddington was later released by porter M. B. Bostwick after about thirty minutes.
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Cleveland
U.P
Cameo Theater
Fred M. Coddington
Coddington
M. B. Bostwick
Pastor at Rushville Dies Sunday Morning
The Rev. Louis Samuel Fuller aged 59, pastor of the Rushville M E church, died Sunday morning at White Cross hospital from heart disease. He was a familiar figure in Columbus church circles, linked with Oakwood Avenue Neil Avenue and McKendree M E churches. His three sons R A Francis and Joyce gained fame in athletics at Ohio University Ath ens.
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Columbus
Louis Samuel Fuller
Rushville M. E
White Cross Hospital
Horse Shoe Pitching Teams to Be Formed in Logan
Recreation departments of several churches in Logan plan a summer horse shoe pitching league. The Hunter Street Lutheran church has a prepared court and pitching has begun. A court is being prepared behind the Methodist Episcopal church with electric lights for evening play. The Presbyterian church and United Brothers church consider forming teams as they organize courts and recruit players of varying experience.
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Logan
Hunter Street
Methodist Episcopal Church
Presbyterian Church
United Brothers Church
Nine graduates at Marion High School ceremony
Logan April 30 nine members of the Marion township high school class received diplomas during last week’s commencement. T. K. Owens gave the address as J. W. Coleman county superintendent presented the diplomas. Names include Fay Paubenmier Daniel Helber Harold Daubenmier Cecil Ruff Mary Barrick Elsie Frasure Ralph Smith Virgil Palmer Roy Enele. Gibisonville class grads: Wayne Ralston Evelyn Schein Ruth Schein Earl Kitchen Evelyn Moore Ethel Keck Florence Bainter. Heistand delivered the class address.
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Gibisonville High School
Wayne Ralston
Evelyn Schein
Ruth Schein
Earl Kitchen
Evelyn Moore
Ethel Keck
Florence Bainter
W. R. Heistand
Visitors and Relatives Stop in Logan Area
A series of visits is noted across the region. Mr. and Mrs. Don Solon of Murray City stayed with Barney Solon and relatives in Logan. Mrs. James Wolfe and daughter from Toledo came for a two week visit with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Phillips. Jacob Myers and family of Marion visited John Myers and family in Logan. Weaver Henderson of New Boston spent the weekend with his mother Mrs. W. A. Henderson while aiding his father on sewer and bridge work there. Fred Blankenship of New Straitsville was in Logan on Saturday for business. Verna Orr, Grant hospital student nurse, stayed with her parents on Warner avenue. Edna Heckman of the high school faculty spent the weekend in Groveport with her parents.
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Don Solon
Murray City
Logan
Barney Solon
James Wolfe
Toledo
Jesse Phillips
Jacob Myers
Marion
Myers
John Myers
Weaver Henderson
New Boston
W. A. Henderson
Fred Blankenship
New Straitsville
Verna Orr
Grant Hospital
Barte Orr
Warner Avenue
Edna Heckman
Groveport
Dinner Party in East Main Street Home
Mrs. Ella Keynes hosted a dinner Friday at Mrs. Belle Hyson’s home. Guests included Miss Florence Larimer Miss Irene Sater Miss Harrett Sater Miss Velma Skinner Miss Emma Westenhaver Mrs. Clara Campbell and the hostess.
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Ella Keynes
East Main Street
Belle Hyson
Florence Larimer
Irene Sater
Harrett Sater
Velma Skinner
Emma Westenhaver
Clara Campbell
Child Killed Crossing Train Tracks in Cincinnati
An eight year old boy Edward Ruffart died after attempting to cross in front of a speeding train in Cincinnati. The boy was killed instantly and his body was hurled about 30 feet by the impact.
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Cincinnati
Edward Ruffart
Mrs James Barnes Honored at 75th Birthday Dinner
Mrs James Barnes celebrated her seventy fifth anniversary at a birthday dinner Sunday. Attendees included Mr and Mrs W P Barnes and son Robert, Mr and Mrs Frank Nicely and Dorothy of Columbus, Mr and Mrs Victor Welde and children, Mr and Mrs Wm Whitenton of Baltimore, Mr and Mrs Archie Barnes and Charlene, Mr and Mrs William L White and daughters, and Charles Barnes of Logan.
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James Barnes
W. P. Barnes
Robert
Frank Nicely
Dorothy
Columbus
Victor Welde
Wm. White Tinton
Baltimore
Archie Barnes
Charlene
William L. White
Charles Barnes
Logan
Affidavit Filed Over Support for Four Children in Logan
Mrs. Lent filed an affidavit in Magistrate J. P. Miller's court alleging John Lent failed to support their four dependents. On Friday, Lent, a worker at the Lick Run mine, was arrested that evening by Sheriff W. R. Lloyd and Traffic Officer Joe Farbeann.
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Logan
John Lent
Mother Shot in Back Near Death in Akron
Olga Valley twenty two mother of a three month old boy is near death in Akron after being shot in the back. She refuses to identify the shooter saying she did not know. Police questioned a man found in the adjoining room as investigators pursue the mystery.
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Akron
U.P
Olga Valley
Valley
Health News urges preventing cold spread and staying fit
Dr E R Hiatt health commission er highlights a Health News issue by the U S Public Health Service. The report shows 60 percent of time lost to respiratory diseases including colds influenza bronchitis and pneumonia. He urges not to transmit colds and to exercise care to prevent germs spreading.
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Logan
E. R. Hiatt
United States Public Health Service
Hiatt
Ohio Medical Association Opens Sixty-Second Conven tion in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati on Tuesday the sixty-second annual convention of the Ohio Medical association will begin with an expected assembly of about fifteen hundred physicians and surgeons.
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Cincinnati
Ohio Medical Association
Toledo man dies after truck strike at Mercy Hospital
Abraham Shoe, 75, died Sunday at Mercy hospital after being struck by a truck. The accident occurred in Toledo on April 30 as details from U.P. dispatch indicate.
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Toledo
U.P
Abraham Shoe
Mercy Hospital
Bayer Aspirin authenticity stressed in drugstores
The piece warns buyers to look for Bayer on the box and the red genuine print to ensure they purchase genuine Bayer Aspirin. It notes drugstores stock Bayer with proven directions included in each box.
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Bayer
Palmer Joins Mission to Nicaragua as Marine Pilot
Lieut Horace D Palmer son of Athens residents pilots Marine Corps plane traveling from Washington to Nicaragua this week. A former Ohio university football star and famed Marine flyer, he has roamed the coast to coast and to Porto Rico. In Nicaragua planes seek rebel bands preying on the countryside and opposing authorities.
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Horace D. Palmer
J. A. Palmer
Athens
Marine Corps
Washington
Nicaragua
Palmer
Ohio University
Porto Rico
Athens County Teachers To Tour Washington D C
Athens county teachers will take a personally conducted trip to Washington D C from May 21 to May 26. About 25 teachers will join Miss Mable Ballentine on the tour which costs 51 dollars per person and covers all travel and expenses.
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Athens County
Washington D. C
H. R. McVay
Mable Ballentine
McVay
Washington
Mt. Vernon
George Washington
Alexandria
Christ Church
Masonic Lodge
Potomac River
All Youths Must Be Listed in County Enumeration
Youth census notice requires listing all youths aged five to eleven under county attendance officer Carl H Porter. Four week period ends the fourth Saturday in May with supplies provided at Porter’s office in Security Bank building. Also lists youths aged one to twenty-one for inclusion.
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Spervision
Carl H. Porter
Coury
Mr. Porter
Security Bank
Ins Firm
Chemist burned to death in Muskogee explosion
Robert T. Tucker a 29 year old chemist for Pure Oil died after an experimental still exploded at Muskogee Oklahoma Saturday night Relatives received the word Tucker formerly lived in Columbus is the son in law of Charles H Keller Pure Oil office manager here
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Columbus
U.R
Robert T. Tucker
Pure Oil Company
Muskogee
Okla
Tucker
Charles H. Keller
Pure Olte Company
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