Back-Pay Aid Arrives for Athens County Teachers
Athens County teachers receive 15 300 in back-pay from Ohio State Department of Education. Superintendent Alex Root notes the funds will not clear outstanding debt but additional state aid for debt adjustment is expected in September. Beneficiary districts include Waterloo School Trimble Village Trimble Rural Shade Consolidated Carthage Rural and Canaan.
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Athena County
Cohteh
Ohio State Department of Education
Alex Root
Athens County Schools
Athens County Bechoota
Reet
Waterloo School
Trimble Village
Trimble Rural School
Shade Consolidated School
Carthage Rural School
Canaan
Rural School, Ames Bern Albany School and Trimble Schoo
A read fragment shows rural education notices involving Ames, Bern, Albany, and Trimble, indicating potential school openings or reorganizations. Details are incomplete but point to local district changes affecting multiple small communities.
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Ames Bern
Albany School
Trimble Schoo
Penniless Indiana girl found in Nelsonville questioned
Henrietta Chettle from Indianapolis, age 22, arrived penniless in Nelsonville from Athens after walking and hitchhiking. She has missing person records from Indiana and says she escaped a state institution. She will be held until Indiana authorities arrive to take custody.
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Nelsonville
Henrietta Chettle
George Bateman
Indianapolis
East End
Henrietta
Athens
Bateman
Terre Haute
Indiana
Anderson
Toxication cases heard in Nelsonville court
In Nelsonville Mayor Bill Hickman court two defendants pleaded guilty to toxication charges. James Hickman was fined $10 and costs, while Elden Ingram also pleaded guilty and received a $10 fine plus costs.
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Nelsonville
Bill Hickman
James Hickman
Elden Ingram
Woman Injured After Fall From Ladder in Nelsonville
Mrs Mayme Gettle of Nelsonville fell from a stepladder while removing leaves from a residence on Adams Street yesterday. She broke her left ankle and sprained her right ankle, needing medical care.
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Nelsonville
Mayme Gettle
Adams Street
Yesteray
Mizpah Class Meeting Postponed to August 18
The Mizpah Class of the Methodist Sunday School will meet Tuesday evening August 18 at the home of Mrs. Charles Green on East Maklin Street, a week later than previously announced.
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Te Methodist Sunday School
Charles Green
East Maklin Street
Wade Funeral Announced Elsonville
The life of Francis Lowell Cade six weeks old son of Mr and Mrs Herr Cade who died Sunday at home in Coonville will be taken to France County for funeral. The parents have two other children left to them.
Willing Workers Class Meeting at Church Rooms
The Willing Workers Class of the Christian Sunday School will meet in church rooms for a gathering. A potluck luncheon will be served.
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Ristian Sunday School
Picnic Party At Ash Cave And Old Man's Cave
A group spent an all day picnic Sunday at Ash Cave and Old Man's Cave. Guests included Mr and Mrs P B Verity, Mr and Mrs Ed Rosser and Becky Ann, Mrs Chas Edington, Mr and Mrs Frank Freer and Jean, Mr and Mrs Fred Edington and Martha, Miss Alice Devol and Shirley Ann Knight.
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Ash Cave
Old Man’s Cave
P. B. Verity
Ed Rosser
Becky Ann
Chas. Edington
Frank Freer
Jean
Fred Edington
Martha
Alice Devol
Shirley Ann Knight
Infant Betty Lou Longstreth Dies at 13 Months
Betty Lou Longstreth, 13 months, daughter of Mr and Mrs Loss Longstreth, died Saturday at their home near Murray City. Funeral services were held at 10 a.m. at the Holiness Church in Murray City with burial in Porterville. Survived by parents and four brothers.
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Nelsonville
Betty Lou Longstreth
Loss Longstreth
Murray City
Holiness Church
Porterville
Constable Charged With Failure To Make Arrest
USTER Aug 10 For failing to arrest John Rice after a crash on High Street marshal C W Hersh and night watchman W E Shrieves faced charges. Rice was arrested near H Taylor shop, jailed briefly, broke jail, and later arraigned with a $25 fine for breaking jail.
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Uster
John Rice
Ugh High Street
C. W. Her
Andrew
Saa
Rshal Iuscher
Night Watch
W. E. Shrieves
Shrieves
K Street
G. H. Love
Arested Rice
H. Taylor
Con Love
Allen
Opens Repaint Shop Louster
Aug 10. Norman, formerly in charge of a painting business, opens a repaint shop in Louster area. The article notes his prior experience and aims to serve local clients with timely interior and exterior work.
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Norman
Auto repair shop opens in Beal building on Main Street
Rage in the Beal building notes a new general auto repair shop occupying the Yaw building on Main Street, previously home to J. V. Yaw’s harness shop.
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Rage
Beal
Yaw
Main Street
J. V. Yaw
Rogers on Vacation Leave for Camp Visit
Rev. M. S. Rogers, pastor, and Mrs. Rogers left by motor for a two week vacation at the Egypt Young People's camp near Herrin Illinois. He teaches courses on Beginning of the Church and Church Life and will conduct a half day of teaching daily during the trip. Last year the camp hosted 66 youths, 17 of whom planned full time Christian work after the camp.
Local Student Returns to Akron for Fall Semester
Harold E. Andrews returns to Akron to enroll for the fall semester at the University of Akron after a summer vacation in Morgan County. He resumes his role as executive accountant at the Akron YMCA.
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Akron
Harold E. Andrews
Morgan County
University of Akron
Akron Y. M. C. A
Church Night Services Led by Mrs Henshaw
GLOUSTER August 10 Mrs J H Henshaw will lead the Church Night Services at the Church of Christ Wednesday. PAST GRANDS MEET GLOUSTER August 10 The Past Grands met at Lenna Snowden's home with 16 members and eight visitors. New officers elected President Lenna Snowden Vice President Ora Jones Secretary Marie Dodson Treasurer Nellie Jones. A social hour followed with refreshments and piano solos by Margaret Walburn. Next meeting is a picnic.
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Glouster
J. H. Henshaw
Church of Christ
Lenna Snowden
McHarg
Ora Jones
Marie Dodson
Nellie Jones
Margaret Walburn
Vacant House Catches Fire in Nelsonville
A residence owned by Bob Bateman on Grosvenor Street and vacant two weeks burned about 2 am. The blaze, thought to start in a closet, caused extensive room and smoke damage. Firemen found one door partly open. wiring showed no short circuit. The fire happened during an electrical storm.
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Nelsonville
Bob Bateman
Grosvenor Street
Maynard Hunt Injured in Street Collision
Maynard Hurd, small son of Mrs. Lillian Hurd, Walnut Street, was bruised after running into a passing car’s running board on a Walnut Street street Sunday noon. Ted Voigt, the driver, aided the boy and took him to a physician. The accident occurred as the car moved slowly. the father survived the Millfield Mine disaster last November.
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Nelsonville
Maynard Hurd
Lillian Hurd
Walnut Street
Ted Voigt
Millfield
Vacationing Longleys Host Friends at Gaysport Camp
S C Longley John Longley and Frank Johnson spent a two weeks vacation at Gaysport on the Muskingum River entertaining a party of friends at their camp Sunday. The group included Mr and Mrs James Beard and Miss Mayme Keplar of this city Miss Ruth Burdette Verell Burdette and Harry Dalton of Columbus Mr and Mrs Burdette and Miss Vivian and Ralph Burdette Mr and Mrs Lowell Chasé of Albany.
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S. C. Longley
John Longley
Frank Johnson
Gaysport
Muskingum River
James Beard
Mayme Keplar
Ruth Burdette
Verell Burdette
Harry Dalton
Columbus
Burdette
Vivian
Ralph Burdette
Lowell Chasé
Albany
France seeks security guarantees at arms talks Laval says
Premier Pierre Laval tells United Press France will accept arms limitations only with guarantees from other powers to protect national security. He notes France has pursued disarmament but accuses others of not following suit, says France seeks a minimal armed force and may lead the Geneva delegation if still in power while Briand and Tardieu remain influential.
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Paris
U.P
France
Pierre Laval
Europe
Laval
Geneva
Aristide Briand
Andre Tardieu
Lon
Dismissal Hit By Professors
An AAUP investigative committee condemned Ohio State University trustees for summarily dismissing Prof. Herbert A. Miller, citing loss of academic freedom and public trust. The report found no evidence of radicalism but noted the professor received no hearing and suggested personal animus influenced the action.
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Washington
U.2
Ohio State University
American Association of University Professors
Herbert A. Miller
Ohio Institution
Miller
Board of Trustees
Publi Trust
University faces scrutiny over dismissal amid investigation
Doctors and officials dispute a controversial dismissal at a university. Dr. Miller defends the action while university leaders, including President Dr. George W. Rightmire and the Board of Trustees, refuse to comment until the association's full report is released.
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Miller
Onlo State University
Fhd Ile
George W. Rightmire
Fta
Toledo man shot at during robbery thwarted by attendant
Marion Gazette reports 26 year old Clarence Reiter of Toledo was wounded in a shooting at a local hospital after a would be robber attempted to steal from a gasoline station. Ernest Stoner, 30, a station attendant, fired at the assailant, preventing the robbery.
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Marion
cCiement Reiter
Toledo
Ernest Stoner
Five Mantra Ad Sparks Curious Box Store Display
A quirky ad fragment notes a 38 cent price for a “big box” item at unspecified stores. The text references phrases like “Five mantre” and mentions Peterson’s emet ment in a puzzling, incomplete manner. The item remains unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Peterson
Quilty
Hemroid Relief Claims From Secret Cure Tablets
An advertisement touts Hemroid tablets as a fast remedy for piles. It alleges relief from itching bleeding and protruding symptoms by improving blood flow and relieving congestion, claiming quick results and a long-standing track record.
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Leonhardt
Moenes
Lent Family Reunion Set For Haydenville Grounds
The Lent Family annual reunion will be held at the Grotto Grounds near Haydenville on Sunday, Aug. 16, the organizers announced.
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Nelsonville
Haydenville
New Swindle Proves Effective for Once
Five unemployed men were duped by a grey-haired philanthropist of about 50 at St. Mark's Place on Long Island. He promised work, then paid five men with a $100 loan check while asking others to pitch in cash to cover the “loan.” After weeds were pulled, the man vanished with $20.75.
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New York
U.P
St. Mark's Place
St. George
L. I
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