Vinton County districts pay past due school salaries
The state funds were diverted to cover overdue salaries for teachers and janitors in several Vinton County districts. Hamden 1500 dollars, Zaleski 800, Esville 800, Vinton Township 5000, Richland Township 800, Harrison 500, McArthur 2500, Eagle 500, Jackson 506, total 8490 dollars.
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Carthur
Aug
Vinton County
Hamden
Zaleski
Esville
Vinton Township
Richland Township
Harrison Township
McArthur
Eagle Township
Jackson Township
Total
Committee To Study Hamden Bank Named
About 75 depositors of Citizens Bank Hamden met Wednesday evening and appointed a nine member committee to pursue investigation and funding. W C Tripp was named chairman with Theodore Webb Harvey Tripp Floyd DeLashmiutt George Henderson John Cox D C Thomas Charles Edwards and William Coles as members. John Cox was named treasurer and Harvey Tripp vice chairman. Depositors urged to donate to any committee member.
McArthur Fair Opens September 9 with Exhibits
Information from J. D. McKinley, county superintendent, notes an unusually fine public school exhibit in the new exhibition building at the Fairgrounds. A special Red Cross demonstration and exhibit will be featured along with agricultural and livestock displays. Harness racing runs on the last two days. The fair opens Wednesday September 9 and continues through Saturday evening September 12.
Kennard Outline on 47 County 4-H Activities
Vinton County extension agent reports boys and girls in the county are participating in at least one of the 47 activities sponsored.
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Kennard
Vinton County Exsion Agent
New Law Cuts Down Number of Licenses Issued
A Franklin City report shows August licenses down 50 percent from last year under a new five day law. Through Aug 20 130 licenses issued this month versus 272 a year ago. Clerks say couples avoid delays or seek licenses in Kentucky while liquor concerns influence marriages. August county totals indicate about 200 licenses likely this August from 350 last August.
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Franklin City
Frank Powell
Kenucky
Powell
Seounty
Fe Icemee
U.P
Mar
Breeding Classes Boost Ohio State Fair Saddle Show
The Ohio State Fair in Columbus announces 2000 dollars in breeding class prizes to boost saddle horse breeding at the fair from August 30 to September 5. Total cash and prizes reach 22000 dollars, with the 500 dollar 1931 foal stake underwritten by Charles W. Lee of Panhandle Oil.
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Columbus
Ugust
Fair
Ohio
R. A. Forster
Charles W. Lee
Panhandle Oil Company
Colt
4 H clubs grow as compared with last year
Nine hundred thousand in the United States and Ohio are in this movement. Miss Genevieve Kelly of the McArthur Savings and Loan and McArthur Brick Company office leaves for a two week vacation. Mrs QO. D. Daily of Albany attends funeral of Capt. D. H. Moore.
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United States
Ohio
Genevieve Kelly
McArthur Savings and Loan and McArthur Brick Company
York
Collingswood
N. J
Washington
D. C
QO. D. Daily
Albany
William Jacobs
D. H. Moore
Charles
Keeney
Hawk
J. D. McKinley
M. 8. Cox
McArthur
Pickaway County
Ohio County Superintendents’ Association
Athens
Tina Vollenweider
Hamden
C. E. Vollenweider
J. H. Milhon
White Cross Hospital
Eliza J. Wood
Marion
Jerry Martin
Local Socials Include Visits and Annual Basket Dinner
Elizabeth Morris of Marietta visits Columbus with Mrs. Ella Bolen and Effie Hummel. George Gilkey goes to Hebree for work. Mr and Mrs C A Bolen with daughter Margret visit Homer Ellis. The fourth annual alkday meeting and basket dinner will be at Mrs Ira Marshalls near Pleasanton on Sept 6 with invitations to bring baskets.
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Columbus
Elizabeth Morris
Marietta
Ella Bolen
Effie Hummel
George Gilkey
Hebree
C. A. Bolen
Margret
Homer Ellis
Ira Marshall
Pleasanton
Young American Visits Moscow Aims at New Human Conditions
A United Press report by Jack Howard from Paris notes Moscow as a center of a new civilization and a laboratory of social and political experiment. The piece describes the foreigner’s astonishment at daily life, transportation, and the difficulty of finding taxis in the city with 2.8 million people as 115 aging cars serve residents and visitors alike.
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Russia
Jack Howard
United Press
Paris
Moscow
Moscow Travelogue Reveals Luxury and Hardship for Foreigners
The writer describes Moscow streets crowded with soldiers and bread lines, foreign hotel prices, and lavish meals for officials, noting currency costs, American bars in hotels, gypsy entertainment, and a mix of opulence and scarcity for visitors. The piece highlights capitalist charges at hotels and the vivid diversity among troops.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Fifth Avenue
Europe
Russia
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McArthur and
Vinton
Inton County
Hamden Bank
Franklin County
Sidle Horse Show
Buick
America
R. L. Polk & Co
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Athens County Buick Co
United Parts Bureau
Ris
North Court Street
Rayon
Childrens
mBa
Rouen
Tuckoff
Nate
de Manel
Chauncey
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
Bureau of Anima Industry
Foreign Office
Athens, Ohio
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