Campers Return From Athens Hocking County 4 H Camp
First group of 4 H club campers returns to Athens Saturday after a week at the annual Athens and Hocking County Camp on Little Raccoon Creek near Wellston. About 124 total attendees from Athens and Hocking counties plus many daily visitors. activities include memory book making, bird hikes, campfire programs, and crafts led by Helen Mansfield.
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Charles Etsinger
Athens
Athens and
Hocking County
Raccoon Creek
Wellston
Athens County
Hocking
At- Ja-HolLa-Pi-Vi-Me
Helen Mansfield
Trimble
Mr. Zeigler
Betty Morris
Betty Worley
Nina Sprague
Gene Thesz
Grace Mulligan
Alice Allen
Billy Burt
Dollie Poe
Miss Poe
Betty Jan
Tigner
Nelsonville
Marcella Risch
Interprise
Charles Copeland
Danny
Dr. Johnson
Julian Bing
Fred Hayes
Mable Gheer
Dollis Poe
T. H. Johnson
McArthur
George Brady
V. A. Lemon
Guysvile
Laura Townsend
Helen Drake
Louise Seiple
Ruth Drake
Tom Johnson
Bob Lang
Dr Griggs Speaks On Morality Amid Postwar Restlessness
Journalist John Alden profiles Dr Edward Howard Griggs, famed speaker and writer, during a lecture tour at Ohio University. Griggs discusses a period of moral lapse after World War I, calling for adult education, self control, and cultural growth as America nears a Renaissance.
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America
DR. Griggs
John Alden
Edward Howard Griggs
Ohio University
John B. Gough
Henry Ward Beecher
Carlyle
Emerson
Griggs
Plays Repeated at Athens Presbyterian Church
Two one act plays presented by the Athens Presbyterian Church youths were repeated Friday night due to a storm that kept many from attending the first performance. Christine Porter Florence Bolin Elizabeth Ong and Pauline Cone appeared in roles under director Tris Young.
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Athens
Sands Collapse Kills Two Men in Canton
A sand pile collapsed burying Arthur Robb and nine year old Edward W. Yolan of Cuyahoga Falls. Both were smothered to death in Canton yesterday.
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Canton
Arthur Robb
Edward W. Yolan
Cuyahoga Falls
Coen Finds Farm Relief by Messenger Classifieds
Athens advertiser S R Coen sold five short yearling stock cattle three steers and two heifers along with two registered Jersey bulls after running a Messenger classified ad. The note praises direct market sales with only a small insertion fee and no commissions.
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S. Rf. Coen
Athens
Passengers Disembark From Graft Zeppelin at Lakehurst
Two women passengers from the German airship are pictured with their husbands as the dirigible lands at Lakehurst New Jersey after a 11 000 mile night flight from Germany. The couple Gregory Gourevitcek and his bride are shown along with Mr and Mrs George F Crouse of Syracuse New York among seven American passengers on its second westward crossing.
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Terra Firma
Lakehurst
N. J
Naval Air Station
Germany
Gregory Gourevitcek
George F. Crouse
Syracuse
N. Y
Itis
Atlantic
Gallipolis Seeks Ohio Supreme Court Review
In Columbus on August 14 the Ohio supreme court was asked to review a dispute between the city of Gallipolis and the Gallia County Fairy Company. The city obtained an injunction forcing removal of fences sheds and barns from Eastern Avenue, a rod in use since 1899.
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Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
Gallipolis
Gallia County Fairy Company
Common Pleas
Ohio County
Eastern Avenue
Kaster Renton Family Plans 11th Reunion in Athens
The eleventh annual Kaster family reunion will be at the fair grounds in Athens on Sunday September 1. Mrs. Frances Clark of Springfield, secretary of the group, urges all relatives and friends to attend.
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Kaster
Fair Grounds
Athens
Frances Clark
Springfield
Squirrel hunting opens September 15 under new 1929 law
Squirrel hunters prepare for open season starting September 15 as the legislature’s 1929 act, now in effect, repeals the old law and allows hunting squirrels.
Critic Praise for Hess Book on Heine in Germany
Critics laud John Ambrose Hess head of German at Ohio University for Heines Views on German Traits of Character printed in Germany and circulated via New York. The monograph argues Heine judged German virtues and faults objectively, contrasting with nationalist writers and urging use in higher education studies.
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Bok
Heine
John Ambrose Hess
Ohio University
G. E. Stechert Co
Germany
New York
Kuno Mrancke
Harvard University
Iesa
Hesa
Man Hinted to Have Friends at Fort Lauderdale Execution
James H. Alderman, set to be hanged at Fort Lauderdale on August 17 for the murders of two coast guardsmen and a secret service agent, lamented a denied request to invite friends to the execution. He said he would ask church workers and newspapers to witness for a true story.
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Miami
Fla
James Hf
Fort Lauderdale
Secret Service
Alderman
Federal District Court
Dog Shipped by Mail Triggers Post Office Rule
Marietta Aug 10 A dog in a crate was sent via parcel post to a farmer on Marietta R R The post office staff corrected the misrouting after informing the recipient and supplying water and food The incident follows a prior case of shipping livestock by mail and prompts a department rule clarification about perishable packages and live animals through the mails
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Marietta
C. Reish Rose
West Virginia
Washington County
Post Office Department
Newark Fire Killings Spark Police Hunt in Dump
Newark police pursued four suspects in a murder case after a charred body was found in a car at the city dump. Frank Ferrara, a dump watchman, identified two fleeing men while a group of boys nearby watched the slayers strip the victim and set the car on fire. Autopsy indicated the man was alive when burned.
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Newark
N. J
New Jersey
Frank Ferrara
Clifzon
Dundee Lake
Newark County
Amea
Salt Boosts Lazier Goldfish Health
If a goldfish seems languid add a teaspoon of salt per quart of water in the bowl. This simple measure often helps revive its energy and improve buoyancy.
Fire still rages in Timberanas and Pacific Northwest
Firefighters struggle as a week of fighting leaves the Pacific Northwest blaze stubborn at multiple fronts near Portland. Oregon crews report a spread through timber and grain with 60 on scene and 80 more en route. a Crater National Forest fire near Whisky Creek remains out of control. In Rainier National Park Washington a firefighting team fled to a canyon and is believed safe today after air dropped supplies.
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Portland
Ore
Pacific Northwest
Foresta
Whisky Creek
Crater National Forest
Oregon
Rainier National Park
Washington
Entries Open For Athens County Fair August Lineup
Many entries already filed for the Athens County Fair to be held August 20 to 23. L W Sanders Millfield will collect entries by Monday August 19 at the Board of Election offices in Athens County Courthouse. Entry types include sewing embroidery quilting crochet work painting china tinting and various farm products with total prizes around 8000 dollars. About 400 entrants expected plus 400 in the 4 H Club competition drawing strong turnout.
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Athens County
L. W. Sanders
Millfield
Board of Flection
Athena County
Claamen
Frank Pddle
Pairisoard
Tita
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Hocking Counties
Coen
E. R. Walburn
S. Court St
Dirigible
Kaster Renton
Hess
Heas
University of Kansas
University of Indiana
Lawrence
Kansas
Dr Hess
France
Ite
Carette
Miller Tires
Guthries Service
Guthrie
Aalice Deneve Maar
Rhpner
Guyer
Watchman
Goddess
Timberanas
Pacific Loast
Canyon
Oldsmobile
Olds
F.o. B
Lansing
Michigan
Lovejoy
F.o.b
Lansing, Michigan
Ile Éefive
Day- Staneart Sales Co
Dial
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