Plente Held at M E Church Grove on Thursday
Under the auspices of the M E church a plente will be held in a culps grove on Thursday August 26 with Rev H J Holcomb superintendent. If weather fails it moves to the M E church basement flagged observances planned.
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M. E. Ehuarch
Culps Grove
Au- Jeet
H. J. Holcomo
M. E. Church
Hester Collins
Clara Cooper
Earl Hise
Baby
Columbus
Blanche Collins
Edward Taylor
Arthur Taylor
George Robson
Anna Harris
George Newman
Donley
James Hardy
the Plains
John Robson
Ryrldren
Thomas Robson
W. J. Wright
Ben Wagner
St Anthony’s Hospital
Stout’s
Wagner
Moxie
Henry Krotche
Barberton
Mike Gusty
Worthinaton
Air
Ott Pospichial ɢ Gary
Ind
Floriar Pospichial
Steve Pospichial
John Sehenz
Bus Permit Action in Athens Contested by Johnson
UR fart E Johnson of Athens asked the Public Utilities Commission to revoke Jonas F Chadwell Jr’s bus permit for a service between Chenng and Gloucester, alleging Chadwell fails to maintain a proper schedule and that his equipment is dilapidated and old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
E. Johnson
Athens
Cheng
Glouster
Public Utilities Commission
Jonas F. Chadwell, Jr
Chadwell
Johnson
Bryan to Speak Before Teachers at Franklin County Institute
Dr. EB Bryan president of Ohio University Athens will deliver the closing address to the Franklin County teachers Institute in Columbus this afternoon on Becoming Citizens of a New World. After the talk committees forports and officers will be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.P
EB. Bryan
Ohio University
Athens
Franklin County Teachers’ Institute
Bryan
Conspirators Out On Bond In Prohibition Case
William V. Dwyer convicted of conspiracy to violate prohibition laws was released from Tombs prison today on $40 000 bail on order by Judge Martin T. Manton. E C Cochran, an associate, released on $25 000. Both men linked to no extensive rum running syndicate. Judge Manton cited debatable facts creating reasonable doubt about the appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
P— Wiliam V. Dwyer
Tombs
Martin T. Manton
E. C. Cochran
Manton
Government news and public notices from 1926 summaries
Reports from Washington describe new agricultural cooperation division aims and July disbursements of 18 million for veteran compensations and 16.376 million for life insurance. Telegraphs show mortality 10.7 per 1,000 in 65 cities with 29 million people. New details include parachute test from Fort Sill, wholesale price declines, and labor statistics studies. A habeas petition grants custody to Mrs Iva Lunsford. Philip Ellman, 18, Negro, to be hanged at state penitentiary for April murder. Memorial services held at Sabina for Methodist Protestant convention.
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Veteran’s Bureau
Lfe
Negro Witt Wang
Moundsville
W. Va
Philip Ellman
Charles Shaw
Lambert's Tun
Finman
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Kuick
Lostro Auto Sales CO K. of P. Bldg
Division of Agriculture Cooperation
Congress
L. Christensen
Department of Commerce
New
George W. Webling
Fort Sill
Okla
Chief of Coast Artillery
Army
Webling
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Department of Labor
The
Labor Review
Lincoln ©. Andrews
Treasury
United States
M. 0. Dunning
Savannah
Iva Lunsford
Doris
Sabina
Methodist Protestant
Chichesters
Fenton Clatt
Brand Pilleia
Tate
Tay
Ray
RCA
Radiolas
Ln W. State
Earl Ruston
Athens and Fucking Cos
Bueneesor
E. N. Earley
W. R. Johnson
Logan
Brehive
Athens County Fair
Southeastern Ohio
Nal
Ohio
Athene County
Athens County
Athens County Fairs
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