Farmers Week opens with lectures exhibits at Ohio State
About a thousand Ohio farmers and wives arrived in Columbus to begin the 18th annual Farmers Week at Ohio State University. Five days of lectures, demonstrations, exhibits and films feature the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation meeting with speeches by Arthur Hyde and Perry Green.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
Ohio Farm Bureau Deleration
Arthur M. Hyde
Perry J. Green
Alfred Vivian
College of Agriculture
L. B. Palmer
M. D. Lincoln
Yale
University Hall
Ohio State Horticulture Society
Ohio State Guernsey Breeders Association
Ohio Horticultural Hall Insurance Company
Armory
Verna Elsinger
Farm Bureau
Farmers’ Week
Ohio Hereford Cattle Breeders Aassociation
Farmers Institute
Parent Teacher Association
Ohio Vegetable Growers
Hampshire Seine Breeders
Jersey Cattle Club
Ohio Dairymen
Ohio Forestry Association
Ohio Beekeepers
Farm Women Clubs Federation
Chicago Gangster Cada Shot To Death In Own Car
Joseph Motor Car Cada once a race track daredevil and racketeer in Chicago is killed by two men who rode with him in his expensive car through the Wilson Avenue District before dawn. The shooters, neatly dressed, stepped from the vehicle, adjusted their attire, and walked away.
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Chicago
Joseph
Cada
Dare Devil
Willson Avenue
Belle Kennedy pleads not guilty in poison candy case
Belle Kennedy of Bellaire pleads not guilty to sending poison candy to her daughter in law Mary Adama Kennedy. Federal Judge Henson W. Hough bounds her for trial in Steubenville March 10 after an indictment dated December 14. Also, Victor and Wurtey Hutchinson plead guilty to Oreton Post Office robbery and are remanded on $2,000 bonds for February 25 sentencing.
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Columbus
Durh
Belle Kennedys
Bellaire
Mary Adama Kennedy
Henson W. Hough
Steubenville
Oreton
Vinton County
Victor and
Wurtey Hutchinson
Quarantine Implemented After Prisoners Found Positive
The facility placed inmates under quarantine on Monday after two prisoners tested positive, triggering enhanced isolation and monitoring measures to prevent further spread.
Crusade Started With 800 Attend Sunday Services
Nelsonville reports the Methodist Episcopal Church began its Loyalty Crusade on Sunday and plans to run through Easter. Attendance reached about 8900 across services. Lincoln Day is set for next Sunday with a St. Valentine sermon for the youth in the evening.
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Methodist Church
Nelsonville
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mrs Lindsey of Happy Hollow Dies at 71
Mrs Ellen Lindsey 71 widow of Alfred Lindsey died early today at her Happy Hollow home. She leaves two daughters and one son. Funeral Thursday at 1 36 PM at her residence conducted by H A Sayre pastor of Nelsonville Methodist church. Burial in White Cemetery.
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Ellen Lindsey
Happy Hollow
Alfred Lindsey
H. A. Sayre
Nelsonville Methodist Church
Gal
Whitre
Past Chiefs to Meet of the Pythian Sisters
The Past Chiefs of the Pythian Sisters will meet Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Carl Coakley at 267 Oak Street.
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The
Pythian Sisters
Carl Coakley
Oak Street
Inspection of Uniform Ranks Knights of Pythias at Castle Hall
The Uniform Ranks of the Order of Knights of Pythias will hold an inspection at Castle Hall Tuesday evening. All members are requested to wear full dress uniform and a dinner will be served at 6 30.
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Order of Knights of Pythias
Castle
McDowell Family Notices Across Several Towns
Mrs Elizabeth McDowell and daughters Irene and Helen attend to family matters in Portsmouth after their grandmother's death. Various locals, including Elzie Hellyer and the Mathewsons, visit relatives in Athens Columbus and Amesville over the weekend while others travel for visits or business.
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Elizabeth McDowell
Irene
Helen McDowell
Portsmouth
Charles Kentner
Mill Street
Elzie Hellyer
Columbus
I. E.hellyer
C. A. Stover
Jas. Fischer
Pleasantville
Clarence Wolfe
Tom. Mathewson
J. F. Mathewson
Athens
Willis Davis
Forest Kontind
Paula
Jean
Ynbus
Charles Kontner Unday
Joe Mathewson
Lsons
Ghterg
Donna
Vivian
Marion
Dorothy
Cambridge
G. N
Hig ‘Gins
Ray O'Dell
Henry Lancaster
Virgil Davis
Fover
Frank Mavis
Commissioners Meet Township Delegates on Road Matters
Delegations from Carthage Waterloo and Lee Township met the County Board of Commissioners at the regular meeting. No decision on road indebtedness was reached while county bills were approved.
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Carthage
Waterloo
Lee Township
Alouster
Burglars Break Into Two Business Places in Nelsonville
Three burglaries in Nelsonville were reported early Sunday. The Swingle Confectionery lost pipes and tobacco after forced entry, Beasley Filling Station had $5 pennies stolen from the cash register, and an attempt on M. L. Rosser grocery failed as burglars were frightened away.
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Swingle Confectionery
Chestnut and
Watkins Streets
Beasley
Fourth
Chestnut Streets
M. L. Rosser
Fort Street
Fire damages Wy man home in Nelsonville blaze
Fire at Myers Street home owned by Mrs C R Wyman in Nelsonville caused about 4000 dollars in damage The blaze reached the roof before discovery and the second story was badly damaged Occupants were Mr and Mrs Orville Midkiff and family Household goods on the first floor were removed Insurance covered the loss Fire department hoses burst delaying response
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Nelsonville
Myers Street
C. R. Wyman
Orville Midkiff
Daughter of Couzens Weds Bank Clerk in Simple Life
Margo Couzens Chewning, 19, amid public scandal after eloping with Williams Jefries Chewning Jr, 26, a bank clerk, earns parental forgiveness in Richmond and plans a modest household life back in Washington. She reports the wedding by telephone and an indeterminate honeymoon.
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Washington
U.P
Margo” Couzens Chewning
Williams Jeffries Chewning
Couzens
Margo
Richmond Hotel
Presbyterian men's meeting in Logan Friday evening
Logan Nelsonville February 3 The Men's Brotherhood of the local Presbyterian Church will meet with the Logan Presbyterian Brotherhood at Logan Friday evening. The local men's choir will sing several numbers at this meeting. S. E. Dean is president of this group.
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Nelsonville
Presbyterian Church
Logan Presbyterian Brotherhood
Logan
S. E. Dean
Meeting on Career Paths for Graduates in Nelsonville
A Nelsonville event at 7 36 tonight will gather the Senior Junior High School Parent-Teacher Association at the high school auditorium. Superintendent H E Zuber will lead a round table on what children should do to earn a living after school, followed by vocal and instrumental music.
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Nelsonville
Keb
H. E. Zuber
Ruth to quit over Yankees demand for 85 thousand a year
Babe Ruth has not signed a contract from the New York Yankees and says he will be a holdout unless offered a three year deal at 85000 dollars annually. He warns he would quit baseball to live on investment dividends if his terms are not met.
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New York
U.R
Babe Ruth
Florida
New York Yankees
Ruth
United Press
Brady
Austin
Tex
Ar Hsmith
Henry H. Brooks
Omee
B.A. Berry
Will Brady
el Paso
He Htura
Calif
Have Hope of Finding Missing Ohio Chemist
Cleveland reports revived investigation into the disappearance of Dr. Ernst Wattl a Cleveland chemist whose wrecked auto was found November 6 near Pottstown Pennsylvania. New evidence emerges while his fate after a secret trip to Philadelphia in November remains unknown his wife and friends await word.
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Cleveland
U.P
Ernst Wattl
Pottstown
Philadelphia
Theater Bombing Strikes Hinsdale Suburb Near Chicago
A theater bombing occurred late Sunday in Hinsdale, a Chicago suburb, with about 300 inside including many women and children. The blast caused a frantic stampede toward exits and a perilous crush at doorways before the theater was cleared.
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Chicago
Hinsdale
County Ministers To Meet Here Tuesday
The Athens County Ministerial Association will hold a 10 o'clock Tuesday meeting at the First Methodist Church. Rev Artie H Krussell of the First Methodist and Miss Ruby Hankey, student secretary of the Athens Presbyterian Church, will discuss church and state university relations. An open discussion will follow. the event is open to the public per Dr A Y Wilcox.
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Artie H. Krussell
First Methodist Church
Ruby Hankey
Athens Presbyterian Church
Athens County Ministerial Association
A. Y. Wilcox
Victim of Blast Dies in Hospital
Charles Wachenschwans 24 died at Cherrington Hospital after a dynamite explosion near Myers Crossing Saturday afternoon. He and Lewis Carpenter were in a boat when the fuse ignited prematurely. Wachenschwans lost a hand and suffered severe leg injuries while Carpenter lost an ear. Funeral services set for Tuesday at 2 at his sister Mrs. Fred Fritts home near Myers Crossing with burial at Greenlawn. He leaves his mother Mrs. Tillie Evans and several siblings.
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Nelsonville
Charles Wachenschwans
Myers Crossing
Cherrington Hospital
Wachenschwans
Lewis Carpenter
Happy Hallow
Wachenschwanz
Fred Fritts
Greenlawn
Wachenschwang
Tillie Evans
Revival continues at Church of God led by A Daugherty
The revival conducted by evangelist A Daugherty at the Church of God grows in interest. Two were converted last night and the public is invited to attend the meetings.
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Evangelist A. Daugherty
Church of God
Loyal Woman's Class to Hold Tuesday Evening Meeting
The Loyal Woman's Class of the Christian Sunday School will meet Tuesday at 7 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Fred Juniper on West Washington Street. All members are urged to attend.
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The
Christian Sunday School
R. M. Henry
West Franklin Street
Loyal Woman's Class
Fred Juniper
West Washington Street
Hyperion Club hosts Poston on International Relations
Charles E. Poston was the guest speaker at the Hyperion Club gathering Saturday afternoon with Mrs. J. M. Hyde. He spoke on International Relations of Today, with study-book chapters by Mrs. J. J. Adamson, Mrs. Stanley Dew, and Mrs. Walter Whit latch.
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Charles E. Poston
Hyperion Club
J. M. Hyde
Fort Street
Europe
J. J. Adamson
Stanley Dew
Walter Whitlatch
James Knight
W. H. Grady
Louisville
Wilson
Class 19 entertained at Mrs Katzenbach home
Class 19 of the Methodist Sunday School was entertained Friday evening at the home of Mrs Ted Katzenbach. Mrs L E Buell assisted Mrs Katzenbach and a two course luncheon was served during the social hour. The devotional service was in charge of the president of the class Mrs Anna Kontner. Fourteen members responded to roll call.
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Methodist Sunday School
Ted Katzenbach
L. E. Buell
Katzenbach
Anna Kontner
Plans to Grade Road Stretch on 50 North
John W. Dowler Athens district engineer presents the plan to grade and build a traffic bound highway stretch west of Amesville on U S Highway 59 North. The $65 000 project runs two and two tenths miles from one half mile west of Amesville. Bids open February 25 at Columbus. The proposal eliminates two narrow iron bridges and a sharp turn near Johnson Hill.
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Amesville
The
State Highway Department
John W. Dowler
Athens
Robert N. Waid
Columbus
Dowler
Johnson Hill
Veterans rally for immediate independence in Philippine Islands
About 10,000 veterans of the Philippine Revolution gathered in Manila to press for the King Resolution granting immediate independence. The rally, held on National Humiliation Day, largely avoided references to California race riots.
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Manila
U.P
Philippine Islands
California
Judgment Sought On Promissory Note Feb Twenty Second Nineteen Twenty Seven
Jesse Thompson files in Common Pleas Court seeking a $300 judgment against W. A. Dodds on a promissory note dated February 22, 1927. The petition requests the court to enter judgment in favor of the plaintiff for the amount due plus costs.
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Common Pleas
Jesse Thompson
W. A. Dodds
Adlerika offers relief for upset stomachs and digestion
Mary Decies testifies that Adlerika removed gas and old waste matter from her system. The ad claims the first spoonful relieves stomach distress and helps meals and sleep, listing Gibson's Pharmacy Athens and several other stores as places to buy.
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Adlerika
Mary
Gibson's
Athens
Hickman’s Phar
Nelsonville
Poling’s
Murray City
Banishes Nervousness With ONANGI ROOT Remedies
Mrs. Mathew Phillips of Steubenville testifies that ONANGI ROOT Iron and Celery Compound steadies nerves and strengthens the body. She credits improved digestion, weight gain, and relief from dizziness after using five to six bottles, with sales through Lash's Drug Store and H. J. Laboratories in Parkersburg, W. Va.
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Mathew Phillips
Short St
Steubenville
Lash
H. & J. ‘Laboratories
Parkersburg
W. Va
Meinke Son Heads West After Train Death
Conneaut police seek Merle and James Meinke after the father F. A. Meinke was struck and killed by an eastbound train yesterday. The sons were en route to Los Angeles.
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Conneaut
F. A. Meinke
Merle
James
Los Angeles
Man Says He Was Shot by U S Customs Officer
Arthur La Framboise of La Salle Ontario claims United States customs patrolmen shot him in Canadian waters of the Detroit River. He incurred two light wounds and was brought to a Windsor hotel after the incident early today. his condition is not serious.
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Windsor
Ont
Detroit River
Arthur la Framboise
la Salle
la Framboise
Society notes from Columbus visit and Athens guest
Mr. and Mrs. Milo Ford Clapp of Columbus came for Sunday with the latter's mother Mrs O F Peoples. Mr. Clapp returned home and Mrs Clapp remains for a longer visit. Mr Elmer Armstrong Jr of Brooklyn NY spent the end of the week in Athens and stayed with his uncle Mr W W Coe at 227 East State Street.
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Milo Ford Clapp
Columbus
O. F. Peoples
Elmer Armatrong, Jr
Brooklyn
N. Y
Athens
W. W. Coe
Fast State Street
Hoover Plans Fishing Trip to Long Key Florida
The White House said President Hoover hopes to spend four or five days fishing at Long Key Florida soon, with no exact travel date set. Long Key lies south of Miami.
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Washington
U.P
White House
Hoover
Long Key
Fla
Miami
Angling Talk Set at Izaak Walton League Meeting
Members of the Izaak Walton League will discuss angling at a meeting scheduled for 7 30 p m Tuesday night at Athens City Hall.
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Athens
Mrs. Mary Hill Dies In Zanesville Hospital
Mrs. Mary Hill 82 of Plantsville died Sunday in a Zanesville hospital from complications. Survived by husband Fred two sisters Mrs Nancy Norman and Mrs Frank Nero a brother George Gaines two stepdaughters and several nieces and nephews Funeral services set for 2 30 p m Tuesday at Chesterhill Methodist Church with burial in Chesterhill Cemetery
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Mary Hill
Plantaville
Frank Nero
Athens
Zanesville
Fred
Nancy Norman
Athena
George Gaines
Plantsville
Grace Day
Mra. Giladys
Chesterhill Methodist Church
Cheaterhilll Cemetery
Quarantine Lifted at Franklin County Jail
After three weeks of smallpox quarantine the ban on the Franklin County Jail has been lifted and inmates may resume normal activities as health officials declare the area safe.
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Columbus
Franklin County
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Judge Hough
Midkiff
Girl
Zuber
Babe
Texas
NEA
Charles Wachenschwanz
Veterans of Philippine Revolution
King
Teethers
Castoria
Pastime Theatre
Elsonville
Betty Compson
Geo. Barrand
Juliette Compton
Ajestic
Paris
Gertrude Lawrence
Charles Ruggiey
Johnny
Smith Brothers
Sam Couzens
Chey
Rother
Eh al As
Dean
ARCH
J. D. Haskins
Security Savings Bank
the Mutual Home and Savings Association
Athens County Savings & Loan Bo Ae
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