Psychology in Industry Inspires Athens Audience
Dr. James Porter head of Ohio University psychology department and nationally noted expert spoke at the Presbyterian church brotherhood meeting after a church dinner. He shared findings from summers spent incognito in a major East shipyard and a large loom factory, arguing that intelligence largely determines income and that the modern employer values the goodwill and mutual confidence of workers to avoid conflict.
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James Porter
Ohio University
Presbyterian Church Brotherhood
E.W. Davis
Porter
de. Porter
Organization of
Boxer Dies After Fight in Akron Armory
Mike Benny a 19 year old Barberton bantam boxer died in Akron city hospital two hours after injuries from a boxing exhibition at the armory. Benny was stopped by referee Lou Hanna in the fourth round of a preliminary with John Hanison of Akron. Hanison surrendered to police and was released on his own recognizance.
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Akron
Mike Benny
Barberton Bantam
John Hanison
Lou Hanna
Hanison
Elyria Water Works Reforms Now In Operation
The $1,300,000 Elyria water works project completed after two years of work is now in operation. A new double pipeline connects Elyria to Lorain, with most of the route finished.
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Elyria
Lorain
A Ten Pin Strike
A terse note echoes with a bingo like cheer, likely referring to a bowling score or a victory cue. The fragment hints at a decisive moment or celebration, but lacks full context or names to anchor a complete news item.
Moosehart Legion Meets and Bazaar Benefit Planned
Glouster notes a Moosehart Legion regular meeting on Monday December 11 with a 33 candidate initiation and a potluck supper. The parent-teacher bazaar asks for donated items and timely notices to Mrs M M LeFavor. A radio era outlook at Glouster Opera House and a December 12 concert by Alvin Roper are highlighted along with church services and a death notice for Frank Stedman.
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Ladies of Moosehart Legion
M. M. LeFavor
Athens Chauncey road open soon with new route survey
Weather has favored road work as the Athens Chauncey route nears completion. The brick paving on the Alder man to county infirmary section is more than halfway done and a stretch of good weather should finish it. A new bridge over Sunday Creek south of Chatincey nears completion with paving and finishing concrete left.
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State Highway Department
E. W. Davis
Alderman
Athens-Chauncey Road
Davis
Sunday Creek
Chatincey
Sumer Creek
Alan
Athen Proud
Searon
Jerseyville
Albany
Blaze Controlled After Wiping Astoria Business District
Fire department report states dynamite was used to blow up buildings in the fire path, clearing a route through 27 blocks of Astoria’s business section and bringing the flames under control before noon.
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Portland
Ore
Astoria
Young
Hawaii Kindergartens Grow in Popularity in Honolulu
Honolulu kindergartens are increasingly popular as enrollments surge. The Palama Settlement opened a new kindergarten for 200 children but turned away more applicants than it could admit, reflecting high demand and limited space.
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Hawaii
Honolulu
Palama
Local resident dies after long city stay moves to Arkansas
The obituary notes a man who lived here many years, moved to Arkansas about 15 years ago, and was father to Ira. Surviving children include bun W. B. Stedman of Sidney and Newton Steadman of Columbus. The Frank McCann Post American Legion elected officers for 1922: Post commander F. R. Burges, view commander C. G. Lunsford, adjutant FE. K. Peugh, financial o.
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Arkansas
Ira
Frank Bryson
Bun. W. B., Stedman
Sidney
Newton Steadman
Columbus
Frank McCann
American Legion
F. R. Burges
C. G. Lunsford
FE. K. Peugh
Venus Philips Returns to Columbus After Visit With Parents
Venus Philips returned to Columbus Thursday after a visit with her parents Mr and Mrs A R Philips in this city. Tall F F Kittle of the Athens Lumber Co. was in Springfield to conduct business this week.
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Misa Venus Philips
Columbus
Mra. A. RK. Philips
Tall FF. Kittle
Athens Lumber Co
Springfield
Bucyrus Teachers to Be Paid Twice Monthly Under State Law
The Bucyrus board of education decided at its regular meeting that all eighty teachers in the six grammar and high school buildings will be paid twice a month to conform with state law.
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Bucyrus
Board of Education
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