Religion in Talk Challenges Narrow Views at Kiwanis
Rev. C. M. Coulter of First Athens stressed danger of a provincial God and urged religion to permeate all life. He warned that some seek a Protestant or Catholic God, while practical atheists act as if there is none, and urged reform of industrial and social order toward service over wealth.
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Beca
C. M. Coulter
First 1St Church
Athens
Kiwanis
Hotel Berry
Jesus
Lincoln's Place in U S History Explored
Dr Wilmer C ee from the University History department spoke at the Athens Rotary noon luncheon at Hotel Berry on Lincoln's legacy. He cited Lincoln's growth, opportunism, humaneness, and a national crisis that raised him to the White House, noting his seven high‑visibility years from 1858 to his assassination. Fred Beckler and Rev CC M Coulter attended as Rotary members.
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Pr. Wilmer C.ee
History Department of
University
Abraham Linco
Athens Rotary
Hotel Berry
Lincoln
Harris
White House
Abraham
Fred Beckler
Rv. CC. M. Coulter
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Epworth League Inauguration Set With Dinner
An Epworth League for high school age young people will inaugurate with an officers election at a church dinner served by the mothers of the church. The event begins at 5 36 oclock next Thursday evening and all eligible youths are urged to attend in the church hall.
Woman Indicted Over Husband Hacking Case
The Cleveland indictment names 36 year old Inna Liszka in a serious case accusing her of hacking her husband to death with an ax aided by a 13 year old daughter. The daughter Elizabeth is cited as a maternal witness by juvenile authorities.
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Cleveland
Pinna Liszka
Elizabeth
Gran Ane
Entir
Cho oration cases reported among natives by APO
APO reports several cases among natives involving cho incidents. Details are sparse in the fragments but indicate multiple affected individuals and ongoing monitoring by authorities.
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Gairo
APO
Liberals Flee as Conservatives Surround Chinandega Forces
Rebels escaping government troops in Chinandega flee toward the hills as 1,500 conservative troops close in. Lee Mason, Chicago resident and head of the conservative air force, aided the operation and survived after his plane suffered fourteen bullet holes in flight.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Wu.p
Chinandega
Lee Mason
Air Force
Chicago
Times of Peace
Federal Buildings Appropriation Plans Ahead of Vote
Washington February 8 Officials expect the first year funding of the five year 150000000 federal building program to be approved by Congress this week The treasury post office joint committee will have its recommendations ready for release.
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Washington
U.2
Congress
Treasiry Post Office Joint Committee
Budget bureau to approve recommendations before Congress
A few days remain as the budget bureau evaluates recommendations that are expected to be approved before they are forwarded to Congress. The timeline hinges on this preliminary clearance and anticipated final action by lawmakers.
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Budget Bureau
Congress
Too Many Wells In North Olmstead Field
Cleveland dispatch reports North Olmstead gas field has 56 producing wells on about 606 acres, with W J Dempsey of Lakewood noting the wells are too close together to last and the field has grown crowded as more wells are sunk.
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Cleveland
U.R
North Olmstead
W. J. Dempsey
Lakewood
Dempsey
Man Injured in Long-Forgotten Mine Accident
Chauncey, Feb 9. B F Conant of this city visited his brother Jerry Conant in Amesville where Jerry recently fractured his left thigh. Conant, nearly 70, had earlier injuries from a Broadwell mine accident in which his leg was broken and crushed. He had used crutches and was hurt again when crutches did not slip. Conant also visited his son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Herbert Calentine at Hooper Ridge last Saturday.
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Chauncey
B. F. Conant
Amesville
Jerry Conant
Mr. Conant
Broadwell
B. F. Camant
Herbert Calentine
Hooper Ridge
Visits and travel among Millfield residents this week
John Nesbit of Mount Vernon visiting old friends in Millfield at the Leves home. Arthur Jonas and family from Jacksonville hosted Sunday visit. Dr A J Learned of Millfield business in Glouster. Ray and Fred Russell of Millfield in Newark to see ill brother George Russell. James Love and Cecil Love families drove to Wellston to see Mrs James Love's sister Mrs Mattie Burley, who plans a Canton move. Mrs Charles Martin from Zanesville spent weekend in Millfield with Willig Matson and family.
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John Nesbit
Mount Vernon
Millfield
Arthur Jonas
Jacksonvills
James Leve
A. J. Learned
Glouster
Ray Russell
Fred Russell
Newark
George Russell
James Love
Cecil Love
Wellston
James Loves
Mattie Burley
Chauncey Personalities Visit Local Hostess
Mrs Rhoda Augustine and Mrs Raymhond Augustine with children Mary Louise and Dewey of Sugar Creek visited Mrs Fanny McCathran at the Lower Plains yesterday. Mrs McCathran, formerly seriously ill, is now able to attend to her home duties.
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Chauncey
Rhoda Augustine
Raymhond Augustine
Mary
Louise
Dewey
Sugar Creek
Fanny McCathran
Lower Plains
McCathran
Birth of Lois Waveline Woodyard in Pomeroy
Mrs. William McDonald reports the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Austin Woodyard at their home in Pomeroy. The baby is named Lois Waveline. The Woodyards are former Lower Plains residents.
Orpha Margaret Sweazy Marries Charles H. Martin in Buffalo
Mrs. Ben Fielder reports the marriage of Miss Orpha Margaret Sweazy to Charles H. Martin. The ceremony took place Sunday January 30 in Buffalo New York. The couple resides at 34 Whitney Place Buffalo. The bride, Chauncey High School graduate, is daughter of L L Sweazey and formerly lived here. She has worked in Buffalo for two years.
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Ben Fielder
Orpha Margaret Sweazy
Charles H. Martin
Buffalo
N. Y
Whitney Place
Chauncey High School
L. L. Sweazey
Forest Rose Rebekah Lodge Valentine Party
Forest Rose Rebekah lodge of Chauncey hosts a Valentine party at the hall Friday evening. Members are invited and asked to bring baked beans potato salad or pie for the lunch.
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Forest Rose Rebekah Lodge of
Chauncey
Entertaining Guests at Trimble Home
Howard McDonald Miss Hazel McDonald Keith Zimmerman and Miss Hannah Hunter were entertained Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Edward Hunter in Trimble.
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Howard McDonald
Hazel McDonald
Keith Zimmerman
Hannah Hunter
Edward Hunter
Trimble
Mrs Hamilton and Duffee Host Guests on Mound Street
Mrs T R Hamilton and her mother Mrs T W Duffee hosted guests Tuesday at their Mound street home. Among the visitors were Mrs Frank Hamilton and grandson Richard Hamilton of Athens.
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T. R. Hamilton
T. W. Duffee
Mound Street
Frank Hamilton
Richard Hamilton
Athens
Methodist Ladies Aid to Quilt All Day Thursday
The Methodist Episcopal Ladies Aid society will hold a full day quilting session Thursday in the North building.
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Methodist Episcopal Ladies Aid Society
Twenty Five Homes At Lower Plains Receive Electricity
CHAUNCEY February 9 More than twenty five homes at the Lower Plains have been wired for electricity furnished by the Hocking Power company. Business houses and residences at The Plains had already been wired for electric service prior to this.
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Lower Plains
Chauncey
Hocking Power Company
Andrew Jackson Injured at Mine West of Chauncey
Andrew Jackson, a machine man at a west Chauncey mine, sustained a back injury at work yesterday. He will likely be confined to his Main street home for a few days to recover.
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Chauncey
Andrew Jackson
Main Street
Neat School Frock Pattern Offered with Varied Materials
The Messenger Pattern Dept promotes a neat school frock in printed voile and plain voile. The design suits wash silk, flannel, or chalice. Cut in four sizes 4 6 8 10 12 years. yardage shown for 1190 year size with figured material and plain material. Pattern mailed for 15 cents in silver or stamps.
Financial statement of the Athens County Savings & Loan
The Athens County Savings and Loan Company presents its financial statement for the fiscal year ending January 3, 27. The document lists assets including cash on hand, loans, investments, and accrued interest, and liabilities such as deposits and accrued interest. The secretary attests the truth of the figures, certified by the auditing committee of three directors from Athens, Ohio.
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THE
Athens County Savings & Loan Company
Athens County & “Loan Com
Athens
Ohio
Oon
State of
Athens County
WH. T. Pritlalps
Athens County Savings
Lass Tomeene
Apne
Mpany
Sea T. Phillips
H. T. Phillipa
F. Ek. Goldsberry
Oil Field Tests Extend North Olmstead Territory
Operators in the North Olmstead field test territory adjoining the restricted district as they seek to extend production beyond the current limits. The effort follows heavy flows but diminishing output in the existing area.
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North Olmstead
Harshman Publishes Student Teacher Observation Book
Athens high school principal F. Harshman completed a mimeographed training text titled A Course in Observation of Secretary School Teaching. The book guides student teachers through six units on school observation, classroom management, teaching methods, and study guidance, with input from Antioch Wittenberg Kent professors and praise from Ohio University officials.
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F. &. Harshman
Athens
Eeshman
Antioch
Wittenberg
Kent
A. R. Mead
Ohio University
Athens High School
Department of Education
Athens City
Unit Two
Unit Three
Unit Four
Unit Five
Unit Six
League may seek Shanghai free status akin to Danzig
Reports from Peking say the League of Nations may be urged to declare Shanghai a free city like Danzig. Great Britain is believed to favor the move.
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Peking
League of Nations
Shanghai
Danzig
Great Britain
Danderine Hair Health Promise Prompts Drugstore Sales
An advertisement urges readers to choose Danderine for hair health with one side ladies’ demand, claiming availability at every drug store in America for 35 cents. It touts the product as a finest dressing and best aid to hair health yet discovered, inviting trial.
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América
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral Promises Quick Cold Relief
An old advertisement urges rapid action against lingering colds that may reach the chest. It extols Ayer's Cherry Pectoral as soothing and deep-acting, claiming it breaks up the cold, stops the cough, and provides relief for chest tightness and bronchitis, available at druggists.
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Ayer
Zala
Hi Y Club Discusses Selfishness at Meeting
The Athens high school HI Y club met yesterday noon under president Elmer Norris. Members discussed whether senior boys should join large group noon meetings Tuesday to broaden the club's influence on its founding principles.
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Athens High School
Elmer Norris
Rheumatism Relief: Rad Salts and Jad Salts Advice
An old health column explains rheumatism as a toxin buildup from uric acid. It recommends four ounces of Rad Salts daily for a week and Jad Salts, a grape lemon lithia product, to neutralize acids and support kidney function.
County Engineer Sands Visit For Street Improvement
County Engineer Sands of Athens met with Glouster street committee to discuss proposed street work. He said he could not undertake the project but would recommend a candidate if the council wanted. Likely no action until the next regular council meeting. A nearby fire department line helped extinguish a blaze with no damage reported.
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Glouster
Sands
Athens
Constables Arrest Man Digging Up Jug of White Mule
Blower and Darling arrested Phil Losey of Oakdale for digging up a buried jug of white mule. He was arraigned by Justice Christman and fined 100 dollars plus costs, which he agreed to pay. Wesley Collins, Alex Molnar also paid fines after drunkenness and misdemeanor arrests.
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Glouster
Blower
Darling
Phil Losey
Oakdale
Justice Christman
Trimble
Losey
Wesley Collins
Mayor Park
Alex Molnar
Fire alarm sounded after lamp lighted match near bus
A small fire was started on Front Street in Glouster when a lighted match was tossed near a parked Athens bus shortly after 7 PM Tuesday. A fire alarm was sounded and firefighters responded to the incident.
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Glouster
Front
Athens
Ely's Cream Balm for head colds and catarrh
An advertisement promises instant relief from nasal congestion and head colds by applying Ely's Cream Balm in the nostrils. It claims the antiseptic formula soothes inflamed mucous membranes and clears the air passages, eliminating hawking and headaches.
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Ely
Bells Installed at Crossings Signal Lights Complete
Signal lights at Republic avenue and Front street crossings are fully installed. The work was funded by 1927 New York Central appropriations and may extend to Madison street and Braun street crossings near the Athens Lumber Plant, sites of fatal past accidents.
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Glouster
Republic Avenue
Front Street
New York Central Lines
Madison Street
Braun Street
Athens Lumber Company
Kiwanis Meeting Plans Committees Reports Instead of Speaker
Kiwanis club in Glouster will hear each committee chair report this year’s objectives at the Thursday evening meeting at the Church of Christ from 6 30 to 7 30. Next week the district lieutenant governor will attend.
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Glouster
Kiwanis Club
Church of Christ
Leutenant
Mentho Sulphur Eases Eczema Fast Says Skin Expert
A noted skin specialist promotes Mentho-Sulphur as a quick remedy for eczema and skin irritation. The sulphur preparation is said to destroy germs, soothe itching, and heal the skin leaving it clear and smooth. Sufferers are advised to obtain a small jar from a druggist.
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Rev. C. M. Coulter
U. S
Dr. Harris
Rotary Club
Epworth League
North Olmstead Field
Vile Man
Hart
Messenger Pattern Dept
Pepeatie i
Eee Eens
Cooper
Virgile David
Harshman
Columbia
Wesleyan
Canderine
C. D
Park Davis CO
Gibson
Prescription Store
Harvey
Sayre
Jacksonville
C. A. Cornwell
Kiwanis Meeting
Jacobs
Jeweler
Ohto
New York City
Sterling G. Sears
U. S. Naval Reserves
Geo. W. Naylor
Chambers St
York City
Cincinnati
Ponce DE Leon
Miami
Tampa
St. Petersburg
Bradenton
Sarasota
Venice
Han Orleans
G. C. Blackburn
Dixie Terminal
Cincinnati, Ohio
Muthern Railway System
Lash
Teel
Athens Armature & Machine Works
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