North Dakota Group Entertained Here
Prof L J Addicott and Dr H T Phillips hosted a geography party of eleven from Mayville on a tour of the eastern states. Harold Addicott and Helen Phillips joined their hosts to travel to Pittsburgh Washington and New York and into New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Addicott
H. T. Phillips
Harold Addicott
Helen Phillips
Mayville
N. D
Pittsburgh
Washington
New York
New England
Addicott
North Dakota
Local Guests and Visits Highlight Ohio University Ties
Cleveland visitors include Vincent Jukes and family guests of William Smiley at 310 East State Street. Lincoln Nebrooks Dean Worcester stops by with three children on route to Vermont. Various locals travel to Lima, Salamanca, Ithaca, and New York as professors and graduates pursue studies and reunions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Jukes
William F. Smiley
East State Street
Jukes
Ohio University
Cleveland
Western Reserve
Dean Worcester
Lincoln, Neb
Do. E. Cooper
Columbia Avenue
Vermont
Worcester
Psychology
Carl A. Frey
Teddy
Salamanca
N. Y
W. M. Thompson
Ithaca
Dean
W. A. Ragan
Dean Hagan
Frey
Cornell University
New York
EB. A. Milne
Milne
Sharpening of Knives Not for Missionary Ends In Feigned Threat
Miss Harriet Halverstadt, a returned missionary, recounted a night of knife sharpening by Chinese bandits while she was held captive in TIFFIN. She felt terror and exhaustion as the clatter echoed, then learned the knives were for cooking a pig and not an actual threat. She was later released and guest with Bertha Starkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiffin
U.R
Harriet Halverstadt
Miss Halverstadt
Old Nell Earns Her Right to Long Rest
Old Nell the first Ringling Brothers elephant, aged 78, is mustered out of service by Mrs. Charles Ringling. After 45 years of active circus work, she will retire to winter quarters in Sarasota Florida for rest and comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Nell
Ringling Brothers Circus
Charles Ringling
Sarasota
Florida
Coates Bridge Suggested By L A Nye
The report urges naming the new South Bridge in Athens the Arthur Coates Memorial Bridge in honor of the pioneer who operated the first ferry on the Hocking River from 1800 to 1836. It cites local history and compares other names such as the George Washington Bridge, noting Coates ties to Athens and the river valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Nye
New South
Athens
Arthur Coates
Hardy
Great Hock-Hocking River
Or Nghr
Court Street
George Washington Bridge
George Washington
Washington City
Washington Monument
Washington, Pa
Washington County
Washington Street
Washington-Jefferson College
Washington
Joseph H. Higgins
Richland Avenue
Coates
Hocking River
City of
Ireland
Chillicothe
Millfield
Chadwell
George Chadwell
New York Central Railroad
Joseph Barich
John
William
Hoover Birthday Cake Fest Marks President's 58th Year
President Hoover turns 58 in Washington today. He is expected to receive at least three birthday cakes from United States Shipping Line, a Boy Scout troop, and Mrs. Hoover. The Mrs. Hoover cake will be the smallest and served at dinner. The others are to be presented on the White House south lawn. Mrs. Hoover curbs political activity to focus on social and domestic duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
United States Shipping Line
Mrs. Hoover
Prank Ends in Tragedy as Girl Drowns in Pond
In Orrville Ohio Gladys Bachman 16 drowned after being thrown from a raft by boy swimmers at the Country Club pond. Three other girls on the raft were rescued as they learned to swim in 10 feet of water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orrville
U.P
Gladys Bachman
Country Club
Miss Bachman
Handkerchief fashion and canning guidance in August issue
The Day features fashion notes on elegant handkerchiefs and velvet accessories for women, plus a practical Home section on home canning to lower winter costs. It includes canning yields per bushel, equipment tips, and a sample menu for tomorrow.
Wheat Advances as Product Delayed in Ohio Market
In Columbus Ohio on August 11 1930 the wheat market shows slow movement as farmers and country elevators hold back while demand grows from Ohio eastern and southern mills. Prices rise in cash and futures with most Ohio crop grading No 1 and threshing near completion outside the far north. Corn movement has begun after harvest with fair demand from the east and south and late corn needing rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
M. R Maney
Ohio Farm Bureau Grain Department
Ohio
Grain Market Outlook Reports Mixed Oat Demand
Rural market notes indicate Ohio oat quality is fair this year and demand is slow except for heavy weight oats. Wheat appears steady but commented as marginally influenced by limited buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
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M. T. Ellis
Hillcrest Inn
Darreil Moore
Troy
Moore
Hazel Cline
Albany
Lucille Duffee
Columbia University
Augusta Duffee
Duffee
E. G. Pedigo
Elmwood Place
C. P. Lauderbaugh
Lucile Hastings
R. C. M. Hastings
Parks
Thomas Lauderbaugh
E. C. Woodworth
M. T. Eltis
W. L. Edwards
Gon Bobbie
Lancaster
G. A. Koogier
Dayton
Nature
T. J. Fields
Mill Street
Lima
Frank Houghn
C. D. Gist
Dorothy Gist
Gallipolis
Claude B. Parker
Charlies Radford
Vivian Radford
George Richey
Radford
Esther Chambers
M. Downer
Jane Downer
Donald Herron
Mary
Joe
Monongahela, Pa
E. W. Chubb
South Court Street
Margaret Frye
Pittsburgh, Pa
E. A. Cottingham
Margaret Croy
Madge Croy
Kathryn Croy
Caldwell
East
Washington, D. C
Atlantic City
New York City
Niagara Falls
Jessie Miller
Jessie Tom
D. C. Worster
Yorktown
Worster
Eugene Scott
Doley Zook
Mary Beilins
John S. Algeo
Second Street
Sara Ellen
Esthel Luce
Leon
Iowa
Gladys Higley
Rutland
Eva Welsh
Grosvenor Street
Luce
Welsh
John C. Henry
Miami Valley Hospital
Silk
Big Daylight
Coates Bridge
Hoover
Miladi
Willya
Athens Messenger
Agnes
Madame Inscrutitable
Au Revoir
Near North Side
Banutn
Salisbury
Naikler’s
Hotel
Congo
Lel
PRICI
East Unio
Rollins
Neven
Francys and
Grace
Cochrans
Charm Shoppe
Magnesia
Lord Baltimore
Mi31
Rexall
Ramee Pr
Ove
Eyelo
Shari Taloum
Georgia
Agarex
Court House
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