Association Members and Press Group Listings Note
A fragmented notice lists press associations and national representatives including the Associated Press and John W. Cullen Company with offices in Chicago New York and Detroit. It references advertising rates and obituary notices and thanks cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Popeneper Bushers Association
Ohio
Uos
Gareutation
Associated Ohio Dailies
Inland Daily Press Association
Associated Press
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Quite Some Order in Need of National Planning
The piece argues for comprehensive national planning to curb wasteful use of resources and overlapped taxes. It condemns political self interest and urges planning that covers finance social order economics and politics with honesty and high public service ideals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Abandoned Mines Sealed in Southeast Ohio Waters
State and Federal agencies have sealed wastewater from over 1 200 abandoned mines across 14 counties in Southeastern Ohio as of August 1. The effort benefits public health and anglers, though long-term stream pollution remains a challenge and further conservation is needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
No Need To Worry About Weather For Next Winter
Weather musings from Southeastern Ohio note heavy foliage and possible cold spells ahead. The writer predicts extended cold weather but downplays alarm, suggesting Florida may be preferable to Ohio for parts of the winter if extremes occur.
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Florida
Ohio
Mother
Mistaken Kindness Rules for Visitors to the Ill
The Rev. Howard E. Warner of Alexander Presbyterian Church on Albany Road calls for visitors to the sick to follow a set of rules. He notes that well meaning friends and relatives often hinder recovery by excessive sickroom visits and urges considerate conduct to aid the patient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard E. Warner
Alexander Presbyterian Church
Albany Road
Behind the News: House Speakership Looms in Democratic Sparring
Washington report notes behind the scenes support for Sam Rayburn from Liberal New Dealers and others, but factional caution keeps a definite choice uncertain until the January caucus. Burns appears likely for speaker with Rayburn as floor leader, facing Bankhead and others, as insiders cite personal politics shaping leadership races.
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Paul Mallon Washington
White House
Sam Rayburn
House
Congress
Garner
Jesse Jones
Rfc
House Democrats
Rainey
Burns
Rayburn
Bankhead
Alabama
Rainey-Burns
German election returns mocked by officials
Officials privately doubted the value of the German election returns noting Hitler would likely have won an honest count. They blamed Catholic center opposition on the murder of Catholic leaders as propaganda. Only Nazi officials ran polls and announced results, a system they believe beats Philadelphia’s Ware method.
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Hitler
Philadelphia
Fresh man Brain Trusters Work in Air-Cooled Offices
The new securities commission cannot move into the old ICC Building due to unfinished flooring, leaving both agencies effectively grounded. Mr Morgenthau's freshman team uses air-cooled offices with a detective to find ways to increase tax receipts without raising rates, armed with a large pile of statistics. Top officials’ offices are now air-cooled.
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New
Securities Commission
ICC
Morgenthau
Brain Trusters
Visiting a Hospital Visit Etiquette From a Minister's Message
A church bulletin offers guidance on observing hospital patients and convalescents. It urges designating a single family member to receive reports, obtaining nurse or doctor permission, keeping visits brief and cheerful, and avoiding impatience. It also notes hospitals now aid recovery and highlights the need for visitors to be considerate.
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George B. Shaw
Warner
Belching Gas Causes Cigarette Explosion In Movie Theater
A man with long standing stomach ulcers belched as he lit a cigarette in a cinema, causing a flash that blew the cigarette from his lips. Investigations found hydrogen in gastric gas and three similar cases, with one patient later treated for gastric ulcer and symptom relief.
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Morris Fishbein
About Your Children by Olive Roberts Barton
The essay advocates a daily after‑school routine of washing and dressing for children to build self care and self respect. It argues against excuses tied to near bed time, notes benefits of small training gains, and recommends quiet pre‑supper activities to promote calm. It praises cleanliness as a nerve tonic for all ages.
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Olive Roberts Barton
Johnny
Notable quotes from leaders on policy and agriculture
President Stenio Vincent cites U.S. Haiti withdrawal as evidence of a generous neighbor policy. Gov. Alfalfa Bill Murray notes constitutional rights to act freely if not harming others. E A O Neal of the Farm Bureau praises crop reduction as farmer empowerment. Col. Leonard Ayres comments on cautious business sentiment shaping policy.
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U. S
Haiti
Stenio Vincent
AAA
E. A. O'Neal
American Farm Bureau Federation
Early Lebanon Township and Olive Township History Highlights
The article records Lebanon Township’s early education and church beginnings with Daniel Beatty’s first school c1815, the 1844 postmaster J. J. White at Sterling Bottom, and Lock Chapel Methodist structure. It notes Olive Township settlers from 1788, Devil’s Hole at Shade River, and families including Coleman, Knapp, Reed, Coleman, Buffington, and many others.
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Lebanon Township
Meigs County
Daniel Beatty
Sterling Bottom
Portland
J. J. White
Great Bend
George Worth
Jacob and
Esau
Lock Chapel
Amsden
Lebanon
Wesley Browning
Buffington Island
Olive Township
Shade River
Devil's Hole
Virginia
Hocking River
Scioto River
Coleman
Kimes
Orange Township
Samuel Coleman
Joshua Knapp
Marietta
Olive
Robert Collins
Samuel Reed
John Ray
John Coleman
John Williams
Thomas Coleman
Abraham Kimes
Thomas Bardin
William Whitehead
William Buffington
Williams Brothers
Landons
Wileys
Oakleys
Knowles
Curtis
Shields
Robinson Fox Brothers
Thomas Johnson
Fellows
Greens
Dinner Hostesses Celebrate With Mrs Martha Witt Visit
Mrs Ralph P Jennings and Mrs EB M Jennings hosted a dinner at The Colonial in honor of Mrs Martha D Witt of Hollywood California. Donna Sanders of Albany won a trip to the Ohio State Fair in the first year clothing contest with Ruth Thompson of Sharpsburg second and Minerva Downs of Albany third. Helen Mansfield of Canaanville won first in the fourth and fifth year clothing classes at the Athens County Fair. Mildred Bretz of Canaanville won first in the first year food class with Hazel Wilson taking first in the third year section. Walter Briley earned first in the sow litter contest for boys at the Fair.
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Ralph P. Jennings
Co. EB. M. Jennings
the Colonial
Martha D. Witt
Hollywood
Calif
Donna Sanders
Albany
Ruth Thompson
Sharpsburg
Minerva Downs Albany
Helen Mansfield
Canaanville
Athens County Fair
Mildred Bretz
Hazel Wilson
Walter Briley
Suffrage and temperance talk at Grange picnic
Dr J A Rutledge spoke for suffrage and temperance at the Grange picnic held at Coolville Camp Grounds. Others listed include travel outings by DeMolet family, Higgins return from Kagawong, Alderman staying longer, Lansitter conducting a teacher institute, Porter family visit, and 16 year old Guy Secoy chosen as county corn test boy for a free trip to the State Fair. The new Methodist Episcopal Church at Stewart was dedicated.
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J. A. Rutledge
The
Anti-Saloon League
Grange
Coolville Camp Grounds
Guy Secoy
Allen Secoy
Athens County
Columbus
New Methodist Episcopal Church
Stewart
The Great One by Henry Hart A character study of power.
Henry Hart's first novel The Great One traces Bayard Stuart, a wealthy Philadelphia heir, as he climbs politics seeking power. His rise unfolds through post Civil War America, exposing corruption and the brutal fall when a political boast collapses.
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Henry Hart
Bayard Stuart
Bayard
Boas
Mr. Hart
Fiea Circus Adapts to New Regulations Under Blue Eagle
The piece notes that our organization now operates under a six day week and a seven hour day as part of new regulations. Prof Roy Heckler is referenced as a trained circus magnate guiding the change.
Believe It or Not London Ontario on the Thames
The feature notes London Ontario on the Thames River, a city of about sixty thousand between Toronto and Detroit, sharing its name with England's London. It chronicles unique local lore and contrasts with the famed English origin.
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London
Thames
Ontario
Toronto
Detroit
New World
Thames River
England
Boots and Russ Drift Through Latch Neck Romance
Boots, an eighteen-year-old social outsider in Larehneck, faces snubs from Sylvia Rivers and navigates friendships and flirtations with Russ Lund and others. A night at The Barn becomes a test of restraint as Boots weighs temptation, loneliness, and desire while companions drift between mock civility and risky choices.
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Boots Raeburn
Sylvia Rivers
Larehneck
New York
Sylvia
Boots
Yacht Club
Mrs. Waterman
Hardy Whitmore
Russ Lund
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Athens
Iso
Realth
Leonard P. Ayres
Cleveland
Economist
Mrs
Charlies
Buckeye Lake
J. M. Higgins
Kagawong
Georgian Bay
W. N. Alderman
F. C. Lansitter
Ohio University
Circleville
Harvey Porter
George Allen
Hebbardsville
Ralph Metcalf
Marquette University
Joe Holder
Herman Kabakoff
Cincinnati
Antioch High School
St. Louis
Weill
Russ
Bis
Post Road
Singapore
Port Said
Shanghai
Chile
Martin
Nile
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