Corn Grows From Ancient Indian Maize Laboratory Find
Wilmington reports Lon Rhonemus, a local farmer, helped excavate Seip Mound at Bainbridge. He found two grains of Indian maize thought 31 years old and planted them this spring. The two grains produced two thriving stalks with two hardy ears, each husk covered separately. He plans to plant the grains again next spring for museum displays.
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Wilmington
Lon Rhonemus
Seip Mound
Bainbridge
Rhonemus
Sale of Plates for Cars Opens in Hocking County
Logan December 3 opening day for motor vehicle license plates in Hocking County. Deputy registrar Mrs Della Hansel reports 2 sets sold on day one, with plate numbers 194001 to 107000. First buyer was Robert Matheny who received plate 104001. Roy Loomis of Logan bought the second set. motorists urged to apply early to avoid year end congestion before January 1 display deadline.
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Logan
Hocking County
Della Hansel
Robert Matheny
Roy Loomis
Hansel
Former Truck Driver Dies From Diabetes in Logan
Phillip S. Hansel 43 died at his East Second Street home after years of diabetes and insulin treatments. A former bakery company truck driver who came to Logan from a farm, he was a Mongo Lodge No. 171 F and A.M. member. Survived by widow Mrs Josephine Hansel, a daughter, his mother and brother Elmer Hansel. Funeral at home conducted by Rev E L Ptlelow. burial in Scott's Creek Cemetery.
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Mongo Lodge No
Josephine Hansel
Elmer Hansel
Logan
E. L. Pte.low
Scott's Creek
Missing 14 year old Robert King sought by police
Logan December 3. County officers appeal for help locating Robert King 14 son of Mr and Mrs William King of the city. He left Cherry Avenue home Friday night after delivering papers and plans to find his father. He may have headed toward Columbus Aviation interests suspected. He traveled alone with no known companions.
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Logan
Robert King
William King
Cherry Avenue
W. R. Wioyrd
Columbus Po- Wce
Logan Briefs and Social Visits Entertain Local Figures
Miss Letha Huggins of Athens visited Logan relatives over the weekend. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. George Van Sickle and others for Thanksgiving with Sheriff W. R. Lloyd. Rebekahs plan a soup sale at Odd Fellows hall Tuesday. Ruth Heft and Helen Rochester visited Columbus and saw Desert Song. Robert E. Walters Jr. returned to Toledo after a visit with his mother. Dr. B. R. Reynolds and Dr. A. Reynolds visited local residents.
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Logan
Letha Huggins
Athens
George van Sickle
Robert Bell
William
Robert
Andy Heavner
Murray City
Sheriff
W. R. Lloyd
Rebekahs
Odd Fellows Hall
Ruth Heft
Helen Rochester
Columbus
Robert E. Walters, Jr
Toledo
Robert Walters
B. R. Reynolds
Greenwich
Dc. A. Reynolds
Akron
D. C. Reynolds
Mast’s Restaurant rolls to 29–0 win over Logan in final game
Mast’s Restaurants thrashed Logan 29 to 0 in a one sided finale. Logan’s new backfield Mull Drie Allen Hoopes Keeler produced scattered gains while Mast’s offense surged with ends runs and timely passes. Longley umpired, Henderson refereed.
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Logan
Washington D. H
Mast
Mudrie
Allen
Hoopes
Keeler
Mike Roberts
Tut Jackson
Cruze
Anderson
Longley
Leadbetter
Henderson
Davis urges new immigration law tightening
Secretary of labor James J. Davis told the Senate and House Immigration Committees that recent court rulings allowing temporary status entry for Canadians threaten a general influx of immigrants. He warned the 1924 law interpretations permit aliens to enter as temporary visitors for six months, earning money before returning home and seeking renewed entry.
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Washington
U.R
Senate
House
James J. Davis
Canada
Davis
United States
Mexico
Europe
Coolidge Returns After Virginia Holiday Visit
President Coolidge returns to the White House refreshed from a five day vacation in the Blue Ridge Mountains with Gov. and Mrs. Byrd of Virginia. He and the first lady spent Thanksgiving holidays at the Swannanoa Country Club in Central Virginia.
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Washington
U.P
Blue Ridge Mountains
Virginia
Coolidge
White House
Mrs. Byrd
Swannanoa Country Club
Coulter Explores Bunyan Theme In Pilgrim's Progress Sermon
The Rev. Charles M. Coulter of the First Methodist Church delivers a sermon titled John Bunyan An Appreciation. He argues Pilgrim's Progress depicts real lives and real places guiding Christians toward a lifelong, social, practical faith. He notes life is a pilgrimage with lasting principles. Babbitt metal is named for its inventor Izaac Babbitt.
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John Bunyan
Charles M. Coulter
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Lunyan
Coulter
Pilgrim Progress
Bunyan
Mr. Coulter
Death Toll Rises In Local Farm Family Tragedy
Maynard Hopple 31 of a Logan area farm dies after a two week peritonitis illness. He leaves wife and five children, plus parents Mr and Mrs Peter Hopple and siblings Elizabeth Zipperich Laura Pierce Kathryn Jones Velma Augsperger and Fred Hopple. Funeral services set at United Brethren Church conducted by Rev. E H Dailey with burial at Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Logan
Maynard Hopple
Hopple
Peter Hopple
Elizabeth Zipperich
Columbus
Laura Pierce
Detroit
Kathryn Jones
Dayton
Velma Augsperger
Fred Hopple
Albert Kitchen
Warner Avenue
United Brethren Church
E. H. Dailey
Oak Grove Cemetery
Justamere Club Thanksgiving Meeting at Mrs Scheide’s
Members of the Justamere Club gathered Friday afternoon at Mrs C W Scheide’s East Second Street home. President Kitty Dill led a program including a Thanksgiving paper by Pearl Watkins a piano duet by C E Bowen and Mary Louise Bowen readings by A T Spears and Violet Brehm songs. Guests listed with several locals attended and post program a three course dinner was served by the hostess aided by Lydia and Katherine Johnson.
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Justamere Club
C. W. Scheide
East Second Street
Kitty Dill
Pearl Watkins
C. E. Bowen
Mary Louise Bowen
A.T. Spears
Violet Brehm
Crash Leaves Fourteen Hurt on Shasta Limited Near Roseburg
Fourteen persons were injured, none seriously, when six cars of the Southern Pacific Shasta Limited overturned seven and a half miles north of Roseburg. The locomotive derailed after a wheel flange broke at about 35 miles per hour, dragging baggage and mail cars, a smoker day coach, and a pullman. The train was en route from Portland to San Francisco.
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Roseburg
Ore
U.P
Shasta Limited
Southern Pacific
England Fears For King's Life
London reports a gravely ill King with heart strain and lung infection. Queen and Princess Mary stay by him as the Prince of Wales returns from Africa. Four doctors monitor progress while officials announce a possible improvement. Business leaders warn of financial losses if the King dies and holiday activity slows.
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Princess Mary
Prince of Wales
Africa
Britain
Buckingham Palace
London
Harvey Dies at 72 After Long Illness at Home
John C. Harvey 72 died at 9 45 p m Sunday at 111 North Lancaster Street from hardening of the arteries. He had a Columbus hospital operation six weeks earlier and returned home two weeks ago. Funeral set for 2 p m Tuesday at First Methodist Church with Class Six. burial in West Union Street Cemetery. Born Sugar Creek June 30 1856 he lived there before moving to Athens in 1998. He was married to Clara Richmond of Pennsylvania. He was a saw mill operator with extensive work in mills.
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John C. Harvey
North
Lancaster Street
Columbus
M. E. Church
West Union Street
Sugar Creek
Harvey
Athens
Clara Richmond
Pennsylvania
Harvey Rites Held for Local Resident in Athens
Funeral services were conducted in Athens for John Harvey a long time Ohio resident and member of the Modern Woodmen lodge who died aged about 76. He and his wife would have celebrated fifty years of marriage on August 21, 1929. He left a widow three sons Charles Harvey Robert Harvey and Frank Harvey at home six grandchildren one brother J R Harvey and a sister Mrs Hugh Mathews Athens. One daughter three brothers and one sister preceded him in death. Parents were John and Sarah Rice Harvey.
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Ohio
Points
Virginia
Woodmen Lodge
Harvey
Charles Harvey
Robert Harvey
Athens
Frank Harvey
J. R. Harvey
Hugh Mathews
John and
Sarah Rice Harvey
Storm Sewer on Carpenter Street Nears Completion
Work on the 18 inch storm sewer on Carpenter Street will be finished by the week’s end, says City Service Director Glen Romine. Rain delays have slowed progress and required Carpenter Street to close from Congress to Lancaster. it will reopen once the sewer is completed.
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Carpenter Street
Glen Romine
City Service
Romine
Congress
Lancaster Streets
Dean Voigt to speak on England to OU women
Irma E. Voigt, dean of women at Ohio University, will address university women on England at a mass meeting in Ewing Auditorium. The talk is scheduled for Wednesday evening at 7.
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Dean Voigt
Irma E. Voigt
Women
Ohio University
England
Ewing Auditorium
Letter Golf Puzzle Answer Summary Revealed
The solution lists the sequence BLOW BLOT CLOT COUT with related words cops COTS CUTS OUTS. The item presents the puzzle answer in compact form, reflecting wordplay and pattern.
Father John’s Medicine Vital for Cold Care
Advertises Father John’s Medicine as a cold remedy that relieves irritation, strengthens the system, and builds new bodily strength. Claims it acts as a tonic and purifies the body with no alcohol.
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Father John
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