Glouster Man Named Sheriff Nominee In Athens County Primary
In unofficial Athens County results, Glouster’s 536 vote lead secured the Republican nomination for sheriff over Fred Heck with Wayne Wingett set to face him in November. Rowland won the Republican judge nomination and will be unopposed for the Common Pleas Court post.
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Fred Heck
Glouster
Athens County
Athens County Board of Elections
Wayne Wingett
William Williams
Oliver F. Rowland
Lawrence G. Worstell
Athens County Common Pleas Court
L. H. Blackwood
Daugherty
John R.kasler
Lewis F. Jones
C. W. Monks
Election Board
Jones
Monks
Among the Winners In Athens County
Co. F. ROWLAND led in the Republican nomination for judge of the common pleas court in Athens County. He will be unopposed in November.
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Athens County
Primary election results for Democrats in Athens County
The report lists votes by precinct for Democrats seeking state offices. Key tallies include Governor George White 661 and Stephen M. Young 306. Lt Governor William G. Pickrel 421. Secretary of State J. H. Newman 616. Attorney General M. Ray Allison 337. U.S. Senator Charles V. Truax 258. Supreme Court candidates Coleman Avery 230, Will P. Stephenson 325. Representative to Congress H. L. Crary 620. State Central Committee man Thomas Kyer 539. woman Vesta V. Sisler 459. State Senator Louis J. Eberle 534.
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Heck
Election Board
W. S. Bower
Peter Barrows
W. C. Burton
Howard Gilson
Charles B. Wood
Roy E. Goldsberry
Herbert J. Parker
John N. Brewer
Garfield Grimes
L. W. Sanders
Ss. K. Mardis
General Assembly
Henry N. Burgett
Mardis
Burgett
Athens County
Gov
Myers. Cooper
J. Clyde Edmundson
Emmett Carpenter
John Bolin
George White
Marietta
Stephen M. Young
White
Young
State Central Committee
George B. Davis
W. Gomer Jones
Edwin Davis
M. E. Rathburn
Minnie L. Mauck
Ef, LeFever
K. Mardis
William G. Pickrel
Herbert R. Cuyler
J. H. Newman
Joseph T. Ferguson
W. V. Goshorn
William J. Hiler
Joseph
T. Guason
Lancaster
Unex
Charles H. H Cleveland
State Supreme Court
Mon Pleas
Will P. & Son
West Union
Coleman Averycinnatis
Cooper
McCulloch and
Day
Jol Brown
Mechanicsburg
Generbert Bettman
Cincinnati
Clarence J. Brown
Edward J. Hummel
Edwin 8. Todd
Reynolds BR Kade
James HE
Wilre Young
Bulkley
Saale
Truax
Mel Sweeney
Myers
Pickrel
Cuyeler
New Deal
Ason
Goshorn
Ler
Cone
Allison
Burgert
Intaed Stephenson
Hain
Avery
U. S
McCultodh
Merchants Host Athens 4-H Club Members Day Trip
About 300 Athens County 4-H members visit Athens for a Chamber of Commerce and Merchants Association educational tour. They gather at the county fairgrounds, tour local businesses, attend a Harold Lloyd film at the Majestic Theater, enjoy a noon picnic, and finish with a Crystal Pool swim.
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Athens County
Athens
Athens Chamber of Commerce
Athens Merchants Association
Athens County Fairgrounds
Majestic Theater
Harold Lloyd
Fairgrounds
Clarence Gill
8. M. Johnson
Retail Merchants Association
Stedman Company
F. J. Beasley Milling & Grocery Company
D. Shafer Company
Athens Ice & Storage Company
Palm Bureau Corporation
Ohio University
Crystal Pool
Railroads May Act to Cut Rates for Farmers
Western lines likely to follow Eastern roads in 50 percent rate reductions on hay feed water and livestock in drought stricken areas. Farmers may obtain drought necessity certificates from county agents to access lower local railroad charges as government eye remains on profiteering and price control. Local officials cite farm losses reaching up to a billion dollars while officials stress publicity as a tool against profiteers.
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Washington
U.P
Agriculture Department
James CC. Stone
Federal Farm Board
Conference of Governors
White House
Alfred P. Thom
The
Association of Railway Executives
State and Senatorial Slates From Yesterday's Primaries
In Ohio yesterday voters chose party slates for state and U S senate. Republican candidates include Roscoe C. McCulloch and Myers with Lieutenant Governor John T. Brown and Clarence J. Brown. Democratic selections list Robert J. Bulkley and William G. Pickrell for senior tickets with incumbents in various offices.
A T Bretz Civil War Veteran Dies At 85
Funeral services for Adolphus Theodore Bretz 85 Athens Route 4 Civil War veteran who fought in 33 battles will be held at Clarks Chapel Church Thursday at 2 pm with Rev J Bishop officiating Burial follows in the church cemetery He died after a paralytic stroke He lived with son Albert Bretz two sons Amos Bretz two daughters Mrs Edward Secoy and Mrs Fred Buck and two half brothers in Fairfield County He earlier served in Company B Fifth Ohio Cavalry under General Sheridan He was a former member of Lodi Township Board of Education Friends may view at Jagers Mortuary.
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Adolphus Theodore Bretz
Athens
Route 4
Clarks Chapel
J. Bishop
Albert Bretz
Fifth Legiment
Ohio Volunteer Cavalry
Phil Sheridan
Amos Bretz
Edward Secoy
Fred Buck
Guysville
Fairfield County
Lodi Township
Brett
Sinclair Oil to Issue Stock in Expansion Plan
Sinclair Consolidated Oil Company seeks 5,000,000 shares of preference stock to raise 500 million dollars and to swap its half interest in the Sinclair Pipe Line and Sinclair Crude Oil Purchasing Company with Standard Oil of Indiana for 72.5 million. The plan also buys Prairie Oil and Gas and Tide Water Associated Oil, aiming at assets over 1 billion.
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New York
U.prb
Sinclair Consolidated Oil Company
Standard O of
New Jersey
Sinclair Consolidated
Sinclair Pipe Line Company
Sinclair Crude Oil Purchasing Company
Stanard Oil of
Indiana
Prairie Oil and Gas Company
Tide Water Associated Oil Company
Sinclair
Relief Freight Rates For Drought Hardship Regions
Secretary Hyde informed the American Railway Association that emergency drought in 198 counties across Virginia West Virginia Maryland Ohio and Indiana requires special freight rate relief authorized by the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Washington
U.R
Hyde
American Railway Association
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
Ohio
Indiana
Interstate Commerce Commission
President Hoover Birthday Mentioned In Light Tone
The piece notes President Hoover turning 56 last Sunday with hopes for many more years in public service. It mentions the British King sending warm congratulations via a cable signed George RK I, explaining Rex Imperator. It adds the King’s messages are usually written by others and may be unknown to him.
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Hoover
Lipton’s First $400 Behind Yacht Racing Rise
Lipton told reporters how arriving at seventeen in steerage he worked in the South, saved money, and returned home with $400. That sum, not his fame, laid the groundwork for his later business skill and success. He credits saving as the key that enabled starting and eventual achievement.
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Lipton
South
Messenger Election Night Party Draws Thousands in Athens
A large crowd gathered at The Messenger Building where election returns lit the big screen. News office staff handle telephone inquiries as workers provide rapid results from Athens and Athens County with midnight final counts. The paper promises a larger year end party in November as a single big event.
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Messenger
Messenger News Office
Athens
Athens County
Nmdverber
R-100 Ready for Return Flight From Montreal Tonight
The transatlantic airship R-100 prepared in St Hubert Montreal for a 10 p.m. departure back to England. Government officials considered plans for a British Canadian airship service across the Atlantic as the R-100 neared takeoff.
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Huberts Airdrome
Montreal
England
Atlantic
Judgment Sought on Promissory Note in Athens County Case
Jennie Radford sues Goldie and John Gabriel in Athens County Common Pleas Court seeking 190 dollars on a promissory note or foreclosure of mortgage. The action names Goldie Gabriel and John Gabriel as defendants in this civil case.
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Jennie Radford
Goldie
John Gabriel
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Interior Decorating booklet offered by The Athens Messenger
The Athens Messenger announces a new Interior Decorating booklet. It explains color roles for room design including neutral backgrounds darker rugs matching walls and furniture, and advises on scale and contrast. A coupon invites readers to request a copy.
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The
Athens Messenger
Frederic J. Haskin Washington Information Bureau Director
Frederic J. Haskin is identified as the Director of the Information Bureau in Washington D C. The notice lists Name Street City State but provides no additional biographical details or dates.
Ohio State Tickets Lead Winners Named in Primary Returns
Governor Myers Y. Cooper and George White from Martet win leading posts on both Ohio State tickets after Tuesday primaries. Robert J. Bulkley of Cleveland secures Democratic nomination for U.S. Senator to face Roscoe McCulloch, the Republican incumbent appointed months ago.
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Ohio State
Myers Y. Cooper
George White
Martet
Ohio
Robert J. Bulkley
Clev
United States
Roscoe McCulloch
Columbus
Neember
Robert J. Burkley
Cleveland
Savowe Wet
George W. White
Marietta
Prohibition
Bulkley
Roncoe C. McCul Loch
Canton
Myers
Kenton
Cor
Eratic
Stephen M. Young
Land Wet
Day
Fremont
H. Ross Ake
Jms
Pauline Ley
Dayton
Ake
Cooper
Lancaster Man
Ohio becomes key arena in wets and drys fight after Bulkley win
Ohio voters delivered a sweeping primary win for Robert J. Bulkley in Cleveland, signaling a shift against prohibition. The Wet candidate surged in 76 of 88 counties, with McCulloch backed by Republican and federal party leaders to mount a strong dry defense. The Ohio race is set to shape the 1932 presidential campaign and national party strategies.
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Ohio
Bulkley
Washington
U.P
New Jersey
Montana
Illinoia
Robert J. Bulkley
Cleveland
Roscoe McCulloch
McCulloch
Simeon D. Fess
Republican National Committee
Walter F. Brown
Joseph Ed. Nutt
Fess
Woman hero pursues bandits in bank holdup
A 25 year old motorist, Mrs F L Jewett of Toledo, chased two armed bandits after a 3500 dollar holdup at The Point Place State Bank. The bandits abandoned the loot and fled on foot, with Jewett guiding police to where the money was recovered.
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Toledo
Point Place State Bank
F. L. Jewett
Winners Lose as Sheriff Candidate Loses Weight
Deputy Sheriff Fred Heck of Glouster, winner of the Republican sheriff nomination, weighed 211 pounds after officials announced his victory, down 12 pounds from 223. Gerson DP Gordan beat William Moler for county treasurer, reporting an 11 pound weight loss.
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Fred Heck
Glouster
Heck
Athens County Board of Elections
Gerson DP
Gordan
William Moler
Fremont Man Seeks State Office in Ohio Primary Upset
Ohio primary results show Forrest Day of Fremont winning the Republican nomination for state treasurer and Joseph T. Guason of Lancaster securing Democratic nomination for treasurer. Bulkley tops Democratic Senate race while McCulloch and Cooper cling to conservative votes amid dry-vs-wet tensions.
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Sinclair Oil
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