Haydenville School Board Reports Inadequate Space
Haydenville records show 220 pupils in grades 1-8 and 78 in high school. Bonded debt of 90000 with no funds to cover interest due in 1930. 2700 in bills unpaid. District plans include six classrooms an auditorium and two mail rooms for 298 pupils amid space shortages.
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County Board of Education
Haydenville Board
Metter
Bandon
Haydenville
Yaehis
Noo
State Department of Cation
Thia de Haydenville
Hay
Reen
Hayden- 46
Haydenite
Valuion
Bak Reopening of School This Fall or Patrons Apply to Board
Patrons of the Good Hope Towns ship District seek reopening of the eougher School this fall after a closing order last year. State aid was tied to closing two pupils from the district. Patrons offer transporting six high school pupils to Rockbridge if allowed. Decision expected in a few days. Good Hope Board also rejected all bids for janitorial services at Rockbridge High and will hire with a fixed salary.
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Logan
Eougher
Good Hope
Board of Education
State Department
Rockbridge
Good Hope Board
Rockbridge High School
Police Seek Help Finding Logan Young Couple
Columbus police are asked to help locate Frances Robey 17 and Homer Floyd 25 of Logan who vanished last Wednesday. Robey is the daughter of Noah Robey and Floyd the son of Jack Floyd. they were last seen together in a bus with a Floyd family automobile ownership.
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Columbus
Frances Robey
Homer Floyd
Logan
Miss Robey
Noah Robey
Floyd
Jack Floyd
Mbus
Wedding of Mrs Brehm’s daughter in Co
Dr and Mrs W Z Brehm attended the wedding of Mrs Brehm’s daughter held Saturday at the bride’s home in Co where Mr and Mrs Randolph M were hosts and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mogan
W. Z. Brehm
Na zi Fireproofing Company Dinner Meeting Held in Hay
Managers and employees of the Na zi Fireproofing Company at Hay held a dinner meeting Friday morning at the home of Mrs Belie fson on North Walnut Street. A program of speeches followed the 6 o clock dinner.
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Hay
Beliefson
North Walnut Street
Bridge Club meets at Second Street home
A. T. Spears hosted the Bridge Club Friday evening at her Second Street residence with Mrs. Emma Aplin serving as a substitute player.
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A. T. Spears
Ern
Second Street
Emma Aplin
Miss Janette Harrington Visiting Mother in Columbus
Miss Janette Harrington formerly of the city is visiting her mother Mrs memette Harrington in Columbus. Harrington holds a position as city director with the Mechanics Institute in Rochester New York.
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Janette
Wipes
Rochester
N. Y
Memette Harrington
Columbus
On Motor Trip Aug 17 Between New Marshfield Guests
Miss Maude of New Marshfield has Miss Ruth as house guest for a week. On Saturday Miss Straus will accompany Miss to her home and they plan a trip through the East afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude
New Marshfield
Ruth
Miss Straus
Miss
Entertains At Bridge in Chippewa Falls
Mrs Amy Foster of Chippewa Falls Wisconsin was guest of honor Friday night at a bridge party hosted by Mrs Clinton Webben at a Warner Avenue home with three tables of players.
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Amy Foster
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Clinton Webben
Bridge One
Warner Avenue
Witsoe Henetes
Cars Collide at Corner in Evening
Logan Aug 17 no one was injured in a collision at the intersection of Warner Avenue and Mound Street Saturday evening involving Ira Bainter a Laurel Township farmer and Carl Bender local youth. Bender backed through a hedge and struck the J M Cooley residence to avoid an elm. Bainter’s car hit a fire hydrant on Warner Avenue and stopped in the street. Police investigated with Chief Lew Reynolds Patrolman Mon Cook and Deputy Joe Farbearn present. Bainter agreed to pay damages to Benders car and other property damages including hydrant repair. This marks the sixth hydrant impact at that corner noted by police.
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Logan
Warner Avennue
Mound Street
Ira Bainter
Laurel Township
Carl Bender
Bender
Warner Avenue
Bainter
J. M. Cooley
Cooley
Lew Reynolds
Mon Cook
Joe Farbearn
Bridge Party at Glenview Heights Hosted by Mrs Boocks
Mrs H M Boocks hosted a Wednesday night bridge party at her Glenview Heights home with guest Miss Amy Foster of Chippewa Falls Wisconsin. Dinner was at six followed by bridge with Miss Bilsie Martin taking high score and Miss Foster receiving a hostess gift. Attending were Mrs John B D Krieg Mrs Newell Grooms Mrs H B Barnes Mrs E B Trueblood Mrs Phil Tachappat and Mrs Leater Birch.
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H. M. Boocks
Glenview Heights
Amy Foster
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Hottier
Bilsie Martin
Foster
John BD. Krieg
Newell Grooms
H. B. Barnes
E. B. Trueblood
Phil Tachappat
Leater Birch
Rural population growth clusters near Ohio cities
Secretary Clarence J. Brown reports Ohio counties near urban centers show rural population gains from 1920 to 1930. Lake and Lucas counties rose over 50 percent, with eight other counties above 25 percent, linked to nearby large cities. Major cities affected include Butler Cincinnati, Cuyahoga Cleveland, Franklin Columbus, Mahoning Youngstown, Montgomery Dayton, Scioto Portsmouth, Stark Canton, and Trumbull Warren.
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Columbus
Clarence J. Brown
Ohio
Lake County
Cleveland
Lucas
Toledo
Butler
Cincinnati
Cuyahoga
Franklin
Mahoning
Youngstown
Montgomery
Dayton
Scioto
Portsmouth
Stark
Canton
Trumbull
Warren
Ohio State Fair
R. A. Forster
Worthington
Camp Perry
Army
Marines
Navy
Frank D. Henderson
0. N. G. Aviation Squadron
Sandusky
Ohio Elks Associaton
Cedar Point
Errol Zistel
Sanduskian
Grove City
T. F. Kearns
Division of Safety and Hygiene
State Industrial Commission
Wheat Crop Heavy At County Farm Yield Report
Logan report from W Arnold, Hocking County Home and Farm connected superintendent, states the county wheat crop yielded 806 bushels with over 30 bushels per acre. Some of the crop fed to hogs and another portion lost when wheat went down earlier. hay suffered losses from last month’s flood along Five Mile Creek. Alfalfa and Timothy were washed from lowlands but other farm areas produced a good crop.
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Logan
W. Arnold
Hocking County
Timothy
Five Mile Creek
Vacation trip to Miskingum River and local visits
Mr and Mrs Roger Friend left Sunday for a week on the Miskingum River near Malta. Mrs Marie Sprankel and Mrs W L Gage were visiting in Wooster Sunday. Franklin Kerr members meet Monday at 7 30 p m at First Presbyterian Church.
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Roger Friend
Miskingum
Malta
Marie Sprankel
W. L. Gage
Wooster
Franklin Kerr
First Presbyterian ‘Church
Newell Grooms
Columbus
Mabel Campbell
Nelsonville
Cherrington Hospital
J.T. Foreman
Jean
Melvin Rizer
Gallipolis
Logan
W. F. Rizer
New Jersey
Roscoe H. Hansel
H. G. Hansel
Strasbaugh Birthday Party at Strasbaugh Home
A birthday gathering was held Saturday night at the home of Mr and Mrs George Strasbaugh to celebrate Mrs Strasbaughs anniversary. A social evening preceded a 930 lunch. Attending were Bent Colburn and son Clyde of Clinton Ind Ruth and Goldie Conn and son Samuel Hemlock R H Rameey Lancaster Arthur Essex and daughter Marsha Jean Hemlock Frank Johnson and daughter Katherine Archie Swarts and Alva Bray and sons Walter and Gene of this city.
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George Strasbaugh
Arthur Essex
Marsha Jean
Hemlock
Frank Johnson
Katherine
Archie Swarts
Alva Bray
Walter
Gene
City
Stadium Tax Is Considered
Henry Smith Pritchett, president of the Carnegie Endowment, warns in the group’s report that the tax status of stadiums like Yale Bowl and Notre Dame may be revisited. He notes these venues are money makers and questions exemptions for such income earning facilities. He says tax scrutiny could extend to colleges, churches, and other charities as commercial football exploits prompt review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry Smith Pritchett
Carnegie Endowment For the Advancement of Teaching
South Bend
Notre Dame
Sores Healed Quickly by Novel Drug Claim
A brief reader note describes a claim of rapid healing for large sores, including phrases about long standing sores and a new drug. The fragment hints at personal testimony but lacks verifiable details or sources to confirm effectiveness.
Texas Oil To Stop Flowing Says Governor
Governor A Ross Sterling proclaims martial law in East Texas Flush Field shutting down more than 1600 oil and gas wells across Upshur Rusk Gregg and Smith Counties. Troops deployed to enforce the order as prices surge and prospects of conflict rise in the oil region.
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Austin
Tex
Ross Sterling
Texas
Great East Texas
Upshur
Rusk, Gregg
Smith
Kittleman Hills
California
Sterling
Murray
Oklahoma
East Texas
Jacob F. Wolters
16Th Cavalry Brigade
Kilgore
Labor Leaders Back Wet Move
A labor committee for modification of the Volstead Act announces a plan to register about 15 million nonregistered voters across the United States. The group, led by Mathew Woll and under AFL direction, estimates up to 20 million eligible voters may be registered, potentially influencing election outcomes.
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Washington
Organized Labor
United States
Labor
National Committee For
I. M. Ornburn
Mathew Woll
American Federation of Labor
Change in Hat Style Causes Movie Panic
Paris reports film producers near panic over the new dye-dip Empress Eugenie style hat. The risk centers on whether the revived 1860s half hat will stay fashionable and whether films shot now will look dated or comical six months from release, with studios debating continuity and finances.
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Paris
France Demands German Reparations in Postwar Talks
Paris reports Finance Minister Pierre-Etienne Flandin confirming France will not relinquish its claim to reparations from Germany. He argued only debt annulment could restore world prosperity, while Germany's payment capacity remains to be assessed by Young Plan experts.
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Paris
U.P
France
Germany
Pierre-Etienne Flandin
Filandin
United States
Flandin
Fragmentary remark on France crisis and rehabilitation
A fragmentary quote mentions France's crisis in 1926 and ongoing rehabilitation. The garbled lines hint at emerging consequences and a warning about rapid changes. No clear names or events are extractable from the snippet.
Hospital Notes Readmitting and Discharges Mixed at Sheltering Arms
New patients include Doris Bartlett mine accident Ray Russell Millfield John Haner Gallipolis Mrs D H Haley Athens Mrs Louis Shaw son Athens Betty Gillian operation. Discharges list Eric Stephenson Glouster Cynthia Richardson Glouster Donald Maurer Athens Mrs Bertha Rubadue Athens Marjorie Beasley Athens Billie Imes Athens William Hann Jr Athens Junior W McDaniel Amesville Ralph Durst Carpenter Mrs J B Erwin Athens Route Convalescing are Mrs Oscar Porter Poston and John Shannon Athens medical attention.
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Sheltering Arms
Doris Bartlett
Ray Russell
Millfield
John Haner
Gallipolis
D. H. Haley
Athens
Louis Shaw
Marjorie Beasley
Billie Imes
William Hann, Jr
Junior W. McDaniel
Amesville
Ralph Durst
Carpenter
J. B. Erwin
Oscar Porter
Poston
John Shannon
Visiting Guests Return From Dallas And Columbus
Are visiting here Logan Aug 17 Mrs Justin Morgan Dallas Texas and Mrs J W Bates of Columbus have stayed with Mrs Lowell Dawley East Second Street for several days. Other guests at the Dawley home Sunday were Mr and Mrs James Owens and their son Robert of Steubenville. On Tuesday Mrs Dawley will join Mrs Bates and Mrs Morgan for a short visit in Columbus.
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Logan
Justin Morgan
Dallas
Texas
J. W. Bates
Columbus
Lowell Dawley
East Second Street
Dawley
James Owens
Robert
Steubenville
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Court Dial
Oscar Hammerstein
Sigmund Romberg
Margaret Schilling
Paul Gregory
Tom Patricola
Charles Winninger
Olatia
Columbia
Iechkioton
Harold Bell Wright
Majestic
Richard Arlen
Peggy Shannon
Marion Davies
America
The
D. Zenner Co
Bess
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