Reception planned for state leaders in Columbus
Nine Mac bee Associations of Columbus and southern Ohio will host a reception in Columbus on Tuesday night for Miss Bina M. West of Port Huron Michigan supreme commander and Miss Hie B Heppert of Akron state commander.
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Columbus
Macbee Associations
Southern
Ohio
Bina M
Port
Michigan
Hie B. Heppert
Akron
Will features large drill with 108 women and 75 voice chorus
The event centers on a drill in which 108 women will participate simultaneously, accompanied by a chorus of 75 voices directed by Prof. Karl Hoenig. The combination highlights a sizable coordinated performance in the program.
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Karl Hoenig
Adrian Woman Found Guilty of Manslaughter
In Adrian Michigan on December 19 1930 Mrs Marian McKee was found guilty of manslaughter by a jury for causing the death of her daughter's newborn illegitimate baby.
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Adrian, Mich
Marian McKee
Athens Man Has Share in Monster Texas Oil Well
J. C. Sherlock of 226 West Union Street received a telegram from Owen A. Wood president of the Owenwood Oil Corporation Fort Worth Texas notifying him of the bringing in of the first well of the Owenwood partnership pool No 3.
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Athens
Monster
Texas
J. C. Sherlock
West Union Street
Owen A. Wood
Owenwood Ol Corporation
Fort Worth
Owenwood Partnership
Oil pool aims 15000 barrels daily in Athens region
Mr. Sherlock, a stockholder in Owenwood and the lucky pool, has faced paralysis but now appears to strike oil. Twenty five wells will be drilled at two week intervals, each from this pool, boosting prospects for Athens as the Texas oil field yields returns.
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Sherlock
Owenwood Company
Lucky Pool
Athens
Texas
Photo Electric Cell Promises Talkative Movies Future
Urbana Illinois December report on University of Illinois discovery of a highly sensitive photo electric cell by Professor Jacob Kunz. The device converts light to electric pulses with no lag, potentially replacing selenium cells in movie speech devices. A Swedish photo phone concept uses light curves to encode speech, and a large company is pursuing the technology.
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Urbana
University of Illinois
Jacob Kunz
Coal Man David Pursglove Found Dead at Home
The body of coal operator David Pursglove was found hanging in the basement of his St Clairsville home by his wife. He had been in ill health.
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ST. Clairsville
David Pursglove
Nelsonville man fined after liquor charges at Squire Line court
Clyde Bed of Nelsonville was arraigned in Squire Line's court on two counts of manufacture and possession of intoxicating liquor. He was fined 150 dollars on each count, totaling 300 dollars, which remained unpaid.
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Clyde Bed
Nelsonville
Sheriff's
Squire Line’s Court
Siges
Balky Mule Versus Car Start Methods
A balky mule starts with a fire under it but the same trick fails for a balky automobile, illustrating how different stubborn engines respond to ignition approaches.
Tanlac Restores Pittsburg Man After Three Years Of Trouble
Merrill W. Ballinger of Pittsburg reports a complete recovery from long stomach trouble after using Tanlac. He says he can eat well, sleep soundly, and feels stronger than in years. The medicine is sold in Athens by Cline Pharmacy Co. and by leading druggists.
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Merrill W. Ballinger
Liberty Avenue
Pittsburg
Ballinger
Boyer Motor Co
Tanlac
Taniac
Athens
Cline Pharmacy Co
Farm Notes Ohio Orchards Famous Since First Settlement
Ohio's orchard industry dates to Marietta's 1788 settlement with orchards spreading to New Port, Belpre, and the Muskingum River area by 1800. John Plummer found a 40 acre orchard near Marietta bearing fruit for over a century, while river soil fueled rapid growth producing tons by 1805. Apple butter and cider markets emerged, including floating boats to New Orleans. Southeastern Ohio remains a leading producer.
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Ohio
Marietta
Newport
Belpre
Muskingum
Beverly
John Plummer
New Orleans
From Military Center to Armenian Orphanage in Near East
The former czar era military barracks near Alexandrople form a vast complex now housing about eighteen thousand Armenian orphans. Near East Relief, led by Byron D. McDonald, plans to convert a new hospital orphanage for Trachoma patients while Dr Russell T. Uhls oversees treatment and quarantine measures.
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Cleveland
E .W. Huelster
Armenia
Alexandropol
EB. A. Yarrow
Byron D. McDonald
Dorranceton
Levant
Russel T. Uhls
White City
Kansas
Caucasus
Constantinople
Appointment of Harry H. Sisson as administrator
Harry H. Sisson is appointed and qualified as administrator of the estate of Charles H. Sisson, late of Athens county Ohio, deceased. Also notices to banks invite sealed deposit proposals for Dover township funds in Athens county with details due January 2, 192.
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Harry H. Sisson
Charles H. Sisson
Athens County
Ohio
Ian
Athens
Dover Township
Board of Trustees
Millfield
Oscar Simpson
Bank blast endangers hundreds in Cleveland basement
A defective water heater triggered a gas explosion in the basement of a Cleveland branch bank just before midnight risking the lives of about three hundred people. Authorities investigated the cause and ensured safety after the blast.
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Cleveland
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