Drive to fund Baptist church and hospital delayed in Southeast Ohio
Dr B T Kimbrough says fundraising drive for a Baptist church and hospital in Athens will start after the 10 Southeastern Ohio district associations are better organized. Campaigns will wait for support from 141 district churches with Allen H Bissell assisting. Albany hosts a meeting appointing a three member standing committee to lead the effort.
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Athens
Southeastern Ohio
B. T. Kimbrough
Kimbrough
Allen H. Bissell
Louisville
Pomeroy Association
Southeastern Assembly
Albany
Athens Church
Man Bumming Ride Dies in Freight Train Accident
DELAWARE August 24 Charles Stafford 25 Ironton was run over by a Hocking Valley train near Powell as he rode a northbound freight. Both legs were severed and he died in an ambulance en route to a hospital.
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Delaware
U.pr
Charles Stafford
Ironton
Hocking Valley
Powell
Stafford
Miss Ollie Harris Dies in Plantsville
Miss Ollie Harris died yesterday at her home in Plantsville. Funeral services will be held at 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon at Mt Herman church. Miss Harris was an aunt of Mrs. W. F. Schuler, 148 Morris Avenue.
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Ollie Harris
Plantsville
Mt. Hermon
Miss Harris
W. IF. Schuler
Frasch Returns to Visit Parents Before Columbus Move
William Frasch Jr of Charleston W Va stopped in Logan to visit his parents Mr and Mrs W J Frasch on Tuesday night en route to Columbus where he will take a new position. He has worked in the civil engineering department of the New York Central railroad with Charleston offices. The recent promotion necessitated the transfer.
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Logan
William Frasch, Jr
Charleston
W. Va
W. J. Frasch
Columbus
New York Central Railroad
Musical program marks end of conference year at United Brethren
Logan Aug 24 a special concert at United Brethren church closes the current conference year. Miss Virginia Harper organist leaves for Mary Baldwin college. She performs favorite organ numbers as the choir presents two anthems and a double mixed quartet sings Heard the Voice of Jesus Say. Rev T C Harper, pastor for four years, will open with a sermon for the South East Ohio conference in Corning next Tuesday. He sits on the council of administration and the boundaries and finances committee with a key meeting Tuesday morning.
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Corning
Council of Administration
Six Large Fish Frozen in Ice Display in Logan
Six large salmon goat fish were shown in a block of ice in front of Krieg Pharmacy in Logan on Wednesday afternoon. The fish were collected by Buell Eby during a Canada vacation and sent to Logan to be frozen by the local ice company.
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Logan
Krieg Pharmacy
Buell Eby
Canada
Ohio Democratic state convention opens in Columbus
The Ohio Democratic state convention opens in Columbus with Governor Al Smith of New York backing the ticket. Leaders include Martin L. Davey for governor and Charles V. Truax and Graham P. Hunt for Senate. Governor Donahey misses the event, directing troops at Camp Perry. A 27 member committee will organize the campaign.
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Columbus
WU P
al Smith
New York
Martin L. Davey
Kent
Charles V. Truax
Graham P. Hunt
Donahey
Nol
Camp Perry
Davey
State Central Committee
Central Committee
Record Breakers Mark Swim Meet in Southport
Miss M. J. Cooper of Mermaid Swimming club London broke the world record for the women's 150 yard back stroke with 1 minute 58 seconds in the amateur championships but lost to Miss E. King of Zenith Swimming club Edinburgh who set a world record 1 minute 47.5 seconds.
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Southport
Eng
M. J. Cooper
Mermaid Swimming Club
London
E. King
Zenith Swimming Club
Edinburgh
Damage suits arise from Perry county auto wreck near Logan
Two damage suits were filed in common pleas court against William E. Cable of Perry county stemming from a July 10 collision on the Nelsonville pike near the John Elder farm. Bernard Rarick seeks 5150 for injuries and N J Rarick claims 1250 to recover the car. Forest Weinrich represents both plaintiffs.
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Logan
Common Pleas Court
William E. Cable
Perry County
John Elder
Nelsonville Pike
Cable
Bernard Rarick
Rarick
Joe Farbearn
A. M. Ellinger
N. J. Rarick
Forest Weinrich
Ties in voting decided in Hocking county contests
Three ties in central committee races were resolved by the Hocking county election board. In Laurelville F W Hamilton defeated H T Foster and G W Hartsell after lot casting. At Orbiston C P Jones won the Republican contest over J B Glancy, while Floyd Parry beat Dave Thorn in the Democratic race of Carbon Hill.
Gallia County Airport Dedicated at Holzer Field
Gallipolis Ohio saw the Gallia County Municipal Airport dedication at Holzer Field before 12 000 spectators. Army planes from Wright Field performed maneuvers while fifteen commercial aircraft from Ravenrock and Luken fields joined the event. An exhibition drill by the 201st Infantry West Virginia National Guard preceded the dedication address by Judge H W Cherrington. Holzer Field spans 60 acres with two 3 000 foot runways.
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Gallipolis
Holzer Field
Wright Field
Dayton
Ravenrock Field
Portsmouth
Luken Field
Cincinnati
201St Infantry
West Virginia National Guard
H. W. Cherrington
Fate of Champion Is To Be Decided
New York August 24 William T Tilden faces a decision by the United States Lawn Tennis Association on whether the top ranking American and Davis Cup captain violated the national amateur ruling. The ruling body will determine Tilden's fate today potentially affecting his standing and future in the sport.
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New York
U.P
William T. Tilden
United States Lawn Tennis Association
America
Weed arraigned on possession charges in common pleas court
Logan August 24. Tom Weed faced charges of possession of intoxicants and possession of property designed for their manufacture. He pled not guilty, hearings set for next Tuesday, bond set at 500 dollars and costs, and he remains in county jail.
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Logan
Tom Weed
Harley M. Whitcraft
Common Pleas
Weed
Birthday party honors two granddaughters at Logan home
Mr and Mrs John Bownes hosted a birthday party for granddaughters Marie Frances and Betty Jane Parry at the Parry home. Guests enjoyed games and contests with assistance from Mrs Philip Parry Miss Mabel Bownes and Mrs Harry Nill. Attendees included Dorothy Shaw Betty Liff Betty White Thelma Freese Irene Bownes Martha Hansel Mary Margaret Keller Frances Brooker Ruth Sanders Marion White Fay McDonald Margaret Smith Hazel Bownes Dorothy Gathers and John Philip Parry.
Telephone Co Hearing Takes Another Turn
In Columbus on August 24 the Ohio Bell investigation shifted as engineers for the company and the state worked outside the record. The Public Utilities Commission urged focused lines of testimony and cross examination to avoid an unwieldy record and asked for a report when ready to resume along definite lines.
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Columbus
U.R
Ohio Bell Telephone J Company
Public Utilities Commission
Mrs Rebecca West Dies After Brief Illness in Columbus
Mrs Rebecca West wife of W P West died in Columbus following a brief illness. She lived at 332 South Ohio Avenue and was formerly Miss Rebecca Nixon a Logan resident and former New Straitsville resident. Funeral services set for 2 30 Saturday afternoon in Columbus with local relatives attending.
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Logan
Columbus
Rebecca West
W. Pp. West
South Ohio Avenue
Rebecca Nixon
New Straitsville
Gideon Love, 75, Dies at Home in Green Township
Gideon Lowe, 75, retired farmer, died at his home in Green township near Maysville at 4 30 p m Wednesday after living alone since his sister's death more than a year ago. Neighbors found him seriously ill, a doctor summoned, and funeral services were held at Fellowship United Brethren church near Maysville with burial in the adjacent cemetery.
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Logan
Gideon Lowe
Green Township
Maysville
Fellowship United Brethren
Danish Government Launches Wide Greenland Sea Search
The Danish government announced a large scale search for the Greater Rockford along Greenland’s west coast. Danish and Norwegian ships combed from Cape Farewell to Disko Bay, reaching north toward latitude 30.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Greater
Rockford
Greenland
Cape Farewell
Disko Bay
Mt. Evans
Junior Team Finals Set For Louisville Showdown
The American Legion Junior Baseball league finals bring Louisville against Worcester for the eastern title. The victor advances to meet Denver in Chicago for the junior world championship.
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Louisville
Worcester
Mass
Denver
Colo
Chicago
Ironton man killed by freight train near Powell
Chal lons Stafford aged 25 of Ironton was killed when a southbound freight train on the Hocking Valley Railroad passed over his legs at Powell, six miles south of Delaware.
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Delaware
Challons Stafford
Ironton
Powell
Here
Hocking Valley Railroad
Prohibition District Split Planned After Inspectors’ Discharge
Columbus August 24. No successors named for L C Price and Louis Wilcox, discharged for the good of the service. The Lorain Sandusky district will be divided between the Toledo and Cleveland districts under current plans, the prohibition commissioner’s office reports.
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Columbus
U.P
L. C. Price
Louis Wilcox
Prohibition
Lorain-Sandusky
Toledo
Cleveland
United Press
Letter Golf Puzzle Answer Summary
The puzzle solution lists a word chain: Carry, Harry, Harpy, Harps, Hares, Hates, Hater, Water. Each term connects in sequence, forming a progression from Carry to Water through letter manipulation.
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Carry
Harry
Harpy
Harps
Shoots Wrong Man Fatal Wound In Niagara Falls
Jacob D. Hanson 44, secretary of the Niagara Falls Elks lodge, died at St. Marys hospital from wounds inflicted by a coast guardsman who says he mistook Hanson for a rum runner.
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Niagara Falls
N. Y
Aus
Jacob D. Hanson
The
Elks Lodge
St. Mary's Hospital
Senator Pomerene Praises Governor Smith on National Issues
Former U S Senator Atlee Pomerene government counsel in the Teapot Dome oil cases says Governor Smith knows more about national issues than most Washington legislators. The remark was made in New York on August 24.
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New York
U. S
Atlee Pomerene
Ohio
Smith
Washington
Miner Jailed After Altercation With Deputy Sheriff
St Clairsville August 24. Dan Miller a black non union mine worker was jailed here today after an altercation with Deputy Sheriff Joseph Baker who received wounds from a file during an arrest attempt for insulting women acting as union pickets at Blaine nearby.
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ST. Clairsville
Dan Miller
Joseph Baker
Baker
Blaine
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Shredded Wheat Company
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