Theisen Urges Union Restoring Scale Solution
Herman Theisen and Karl Gardner outlined miners program and sought business support amid talks with operators failing. Theisen promoted restoring the union as the best path to a fair scale and industry recovery. He described Scale Committee steps to meet operators, all unsuccessful to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theisen
Chauncey
Watkins
Barton Ho
Herman Theisen
William B. Morris
John Currens
Arthur Levering
Karl Gardner
George Curdie
Charles McIntyre
James B. Carsner
Perry County
New Lexington
Dietzel centers Texas Christian play to spark team teamwork
The article details Dietzel’s impact as a 6 foot 5 inch All America center at TCU, describing his scoring mix through under-the-basket shots and fast breaks. It notes coach Francis Schmidt’s strategic use of players Nos 1 through 5 to execute a high tempo offense and disrupt smaller opponents. The piece also touches on broader labor and community discussions from Perry County and Columbus, including wage debates and local meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zel
Texas Christian
Dietzel
Francis Schmidt
No. 4
No. 3
Nos
No. 5
Cage Scores From Various College Matches Across The Nation
Ohio University defeated Wittenberg 36 to 34 and Muskingum beat Kenyon 37 to 32. Heidelberg topped Ohio Northern 37 to 27 while Baldwin Wallace beat Kent State 33 to 24. Akron won 44 to 32 over Ashland. Wilmington edged Dayton 28 to 18. St John’s beat Toledo 51 to 36. Morris Harvy defeated Fairmont 64 to 49. Shenandoah 42 Bluefield 41. West Liberty 55 Bellaire Indpt 22. Colgate 33 Bucknell 27. Harvard 32 Northeastern 23. St John’s 27 Villanova 18. Carnegie Tech 36 W and J 25. Alfred 24 Hobart 20. Duke 25 North Carolina State 21. Mississippi 33 Alabama 30. Western Maryland 25 Johns Hopkins 19. Oklahoma 34 Kansas State 22. Arkansas 33 St Louis 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Wittenberg
Muskingum
Kenyon
Heidelberg
Ohio Northern
Baldwin-Wallace
Kent State
Akron
Ashland
Wilmington
Dayton
St. John’s
Toledo U
Morris-Harvey
Fairmont
Shenandoah
Bluefield
West Liberty
Bellaire Indpt
Colgate
Bucknell
Harvard
Northeastern
Villanova
Carnegie Tech
W. and
Alfred
Hobart
Duke
North Carolina State
Mississippi U
Alabama
Western Maryland
Johns Hopkins
Oklahoma
Kansas State
Arkansas U
St. Louis
Last Night's Boxing Results Reported in West Coast Cards
A Los Angeles bout saw Steve Hamas 187 knock out Armand Emanuel 187 in the second round. In Fresno California Frank Boldt 135 of Los Angeles stopped Kenneth Wallace 134 of Los Angeles in the second round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Steve Hamas
Armand Emanuel
Fresno
Cal
Frank Boldt
Kenneth Wallace
Michigan football captain to join Cleveland Indians spring training
Roy Hudson of Girard Ohio will train with the Cleveland Indians in New Orleans as a first baseman. He has been promised a contract if he proves himself during spring drills. Hudson served as captain of the 1931 Michigan Wolverines football team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
U.R
Roy Hudson
Girard, O
University of Michigan
Cleveland Indians
New Orleans
Hudson
Heidelberg Stuns Ohio Northern 37-27 in Conference Clash
Heidelberg defeated Ohio Northern 37 to 27 in a Ohio Conference basketball game at Tiffin. George Fischer and Curtis Spuhler starred for Heidelberg while Porosky led Ohio Northern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiffin
U.P
Ohio Northern University
Heidelberg
George Fischer
Curtis Spuhler
Porosky
Ohio Northern
Stevens Boys Favored To Win North American Two Man Bobsled
Hubbert and Curtis Stevens, Olympic champions, top the field for the Mt Van Hoevenberg two man event in Lake Placid. Four local teams face the favorites, with Hans Kilian ill and Reto Cappadrut missing. Saranac Red Devils defend four man title. time 3 49 34.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Placid
N. Y
U.P
Hubbert
Curtis Stevens
Mt. van Hoevenberg
Saranas Lake
Hans Kilian
Germany
Kilian
Reto Cappadrut
Stevens Brothers
Harry Homburger
Saranac Red Devils
Roumania
Alexander Papana
Hubert Stevens
Mayor Fines Two Men In Nelsonville Intoxication Case
In Nelsonville Roy Norris of High Street pleaded guilty to intoxication before Mayor J W Hickman and was fined ten dollars plus costs and jailed until settlement. Mable Male, jailed with Norris, pleaded not guilty. case dismissed if she leaves the county. James Shivers also pleaded guilty, fined one hundred dollars plus costs and jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Roy Norris
High Street
J. W. Hickman
Mable Male
Norris
George Bateman
Washington County
James Shivers
Change Choir Date at Nelsonville Church
The Senior Choir of the Methodist Episcopal Church in Nelsonville changes practice to 7 o clock Thursday night through Easter due to conflicts with the high school operetta and Friday basketball games. All choir members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Bridge club night at Miss Erma Wilson’s home
Miss Erma Wilson hosted a bridge gathering on Tuesday at West Columbus Street. Winners were Mrs. Miller Wilson with first high score and Mrs. Donald Lowden with second high score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erma Wilson
West Columbus Street
Miller Wilson
Donald Lowden
Loveless to Lead Services at Independent Holiness Church
Rev. W. W. Loveless of Lancaster will conduct special services at the Independent Holiness Church located at Watkins and Poplar Streets Thursday night. The public is welcome to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
W. W. Loveless
Lancaster
Independent Holiness Church
Watkins and
Poplar Streets
Bridge Dinner Entertains Guests From Out of Town
Mrs. W. W. Whitlatch hosted a Tuesday night bridge dinner at her home with out-of-town guests Mrs. Rose Allmeyer of Marietta Mrs. William Moler Mrs. Maude Fengel and Mrs. Nelle Coe of Athens. The two-table play saw high score by Mrs. P. W. Hickman and low by Mrs. Moler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Whitlatch
Rose Allmeyer
Marietta
William Moler
Maude Fengel
Nelle Coe
Athens
P. W. Hickman
Missionary Society to Meet at Sayre Home
The Woman's Home Missionary Society of the M. FE. Church will meet Thursday night at 7:30 at the home of the Rev. and Mrs. H. A. Sayre on East Columbus Street. Mrs. Joe Davis will lead with Mrs. Henry Lancaster and Mrs. Ida Jewett as assisting hostesses. Mrs. J. M. Hyde will conduct the worship service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Home Missionary Society of the
M. FE
H. A. Sayre
East Columbus Street
Joe Davis
Henry Lancaster
Ida Jewett
J. M. Hyde
Birthday party for Mary Etta McKibben with friends
Mrs. Walter McKibben hosted a Saturday afternoon celebration from 2 to 4 o clock for her daughter Mary Etta’s twelfth birthday. The event featured games and music followed by St Valentine Day–themed refreshments. Guests included Lillian Huddy Evelyn Wolfe Fay Brady Evelyn Ogg Forrest Price Ruth Shafer Coralie Buell Marie Fink Bernadine Whyte Peggy Freer Edith Lehman and Ruth Patton. The guest of honor received many nice gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter McKibben
Mary Etta
Lillian Huddy
Evelyn Wolfe
Fay Brady
Evelyn Ogg
Forrest Price
Ruth Shafer
Coralie Buell
Marie Fink
Bernadine Whyte
Peggy Freer
Edith Lehman
Ruth Patton
Valentine party celebrated by Presbyterian Sunday School class
Class 8 B of the Presbyterian Sunday School enjoyed a Valentine party in the church parlors Saturday night. Refreshments were served to Miss Ruth Hyde, teacher of the class, Mary Galvin, Marjorie Holland, Lee Gaivin, Violet Wolfe, Betty Pettit, Betty Hicks, Betty Lowery, Martha Sheppard, Joan Rider, Helen Weltzheimer, members and the guest Jane Galvin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Sunday School
Ruth Hyde
Mary Galvin
Marjorie Holland
Lee Gaivin
Violet Wolfe
Betty Pettit
Betty Hicks
Betty Lowery
Martha Sheppard
Joan Rider
Helen Weltzheimer
Jane Galvin
Reserved seats on sale for Nelsonville Athens game
Nelsonville Athens basketball game reserved seats go on sale Thursday at 8 am. Purchase at the High School Building office of Principal L. E. Buell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
L. E. Buell
Py thian Sisters Meet Thursday in Nelsonville Hall
Nelsonville February 17 Py thian Sisters will hold a meeting at their hall Thursday night followed by a program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Pythian Sisters
Guild Society Hosts Meeting at Florence Cook Home
Miss Florence Cook Miss Blanche Linton and Miss Geneva Geers hosted the Guild Society at the M E Church Monday night at the Cook home on Madison Street. Mrs H A Sayre led the study on Buddhism and Miss Erma Wilson presented a paper on George Washington. A social hour with refreshments followed for 22 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Cook
Blanche Linton
Geneva Geers
Guild Society
M. E. Church
Madison Street
H. A. Sayre
Erma Wilson
George Washington
New Hawaiian Police Leader Appointed After Laxity Charges
Major Gordon C. Ross named special deputy in charge of Hawaii territorial police and warden of Oahu Prison after criticism of lax enforcement. He will oversee the newly organized force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon C. Ross
Territorial Police of
Hawaii
Oahu Prison
Operation John DPD Moore Father Wires Hopeful Message
The father of eight month old Diana Moore wired the child’s mother in Detroit urging success to her decision and taking the chance as he appeals for action to prevent the infant from becoming an idiot. Mrs Moore, living in New York, says her husband deserted her at birth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dpd. Moore
Diana Moore
Detroit
Legion Meeting Hears Commander's Address
Nelsonville February meeting of Glenford Dugan Post 229 American Legion featured a brief address by Fast Commander Mulligan outlining benefits for ex service men, disabled veterans, widows, and orphans. About 90 members and guests attended as wrestling and boxing exhibitions followed the business session. A letter from the State Department congratulated the post on approaching its membership quota of 87, with 85 currently enrolled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Glenford Dugan
American Legion
Mulligan
Legion
Hartley Brothers
Ralph
Albert
Karl Bateman
Nap’’ Coakley
Frank Lowry
Pop-kye
State Department
Holy Communion to be held at 8 Thursday at Church
The Church of the Good Shepherd will celebrate Holy Communion at 8 o clock Thursday morning. The announcement came from Rev. L W Clark rector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Good Shepherd
Episcopal
L. W. Clark
Revival in Progress At Free Methodist Church Ath ens
Revival meetings continue at the Free Methodist Church at Stimson and Campbell Avenues in Ath ens. The pastor Rev Roy Little says services will continue in definite fashion with daily sessions at 2 PM each afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progeress
Free Methodist Church
Stimson and
Campbell Avenues
Athens
Roy Little
Courthouse Yard Cleared After Roof Repairs
Spring cleanup began at the Courthouse yard where piles of slate brick and other debris left from autumn renovations were removed yesterday. Workers had cleared the area between the courthouse and county jail after roof repairs.
Gridders Join Cadet Hockey Team Roles
Two Army football players, Armstrong and Trice, join the cadet hockey squad with Armstrong as wing and Trice as defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Husky
Army
Armstrong
Trice
Election Deputy Fred Bougher Serves as Special Deputy
Athens based Election Deputy Fred Bougher worked under Secretary of State Clarence J. Brown in Cleveland during the mayoralty election yesterday. He has been in Cleveland since Monday as a special deputy and is an inspector with the state motor vehicle bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Bougher
Athens
Clarence J. Brown
Cleveland
Bougher
Athens and Portsmouth High Debate Teams to Meet on Neutral Ground
The Athens High School and Portsmouth High School debate teams, each with five wins in the Southeastern Ohio Debate Division, will decide their tie next Friday at 1:30 p.m. on a neutral platform at Jackson High School. O L Wood, Athens principal, confirms the arrangement. The winner advances to the state semi finals against district champions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athena High School
Portamouts High School
Jackson High School
O. L. Wood
Anna WK
Athens
School Health Supervisor Post Delayed in Athens County
Athens County Schools will not hire a second health supervisor now to avoid disruption with April school closings. Supt. Atex Root announced after a Tuesday conference with Dr. Delbert Oberteuffer state health supervisor. State funds cover salary, but timing shifts the addition to the next school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Root
Hecouse
Athens County
Atex Root
Delbert Oberteuffer
Marle Clark Bound Over After Failure to Provide Charge
Glouster resident Marle Clark was arrested by Constable Frank White on Tuesday for failure to provide brought by his wife. He pleaded not guilty before Magistrate Porter and was bound over to Athens County Common Pleas Court under a $400 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marle Clark, Glouster
Frank White
Porter
Aihens County
Death notices for Isaac Paul uncle of Mrs Harvey
Mrs J R Harvey learns of the death of her uncle Isaac Paul on January 10 from his sister Mrs Albert Standley of Northerne Missouri. Mr Paul born and raised in Athens County was son of John B and Harriet Silvus Paul and named for Isaac Silvus, father of Eber G Silvus of Athens. He was also brother of the late George Paul, father of Mrs J F Harvey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Harvey
Isaac Paul
Albert Standley
Northerne
Mr. Paul
Athens County
John B
Harriet Silvus Paul
Isaac Silvus
Eber G. Silvus
Athens
George Paul
Mra
J. F. Harvey
John Hope Back Home After Surgery at Grosvenor
John Hope was brought today from White Cross Hospital Columbus to his home at Grosvenor by Dowler ambulance. He underwent a surgical operation and his condition is improved and he can valencing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hope
Grosvenor
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Dowler
Mr. Hope
Bright Spots in Business and Industry Highlights 1931 Gains
United Press reportsBrooklyn Union Gas Co 1931 net rose to 85 464 802 from 5 954 732 in 1990 Postal Savings up 62417 21 percent January total 654 061 024 Kroger Co year ended Jan 4 posted 2 731 128 net profit 146 per share vs 2 168 247 115 per share Car readings Feb 6 week show 123 000 to 15 900 more cars than previous week Reeves Manufacturing plant operates at 75 percent capacity Southern Textile Mills expands 139 076 spindles 5 176 bombe 4 090 knitting machines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prers
New York
Brooklyan Union Gas Co
Washington
United States
Cincinnati
Kroger Grocery 4& Baking Co
Dover
Reeves Manufacturing Company
Charlotte
N. C
Southern Textile Mills
Valley Quail Considered for Southern Ohio Sportsmen
Ohio Conservation Commissioner Reinhart says valley quail may be propagated in Southern Ohio hills to fill gaps where ring necks and Hungarian partridges struggle. He urges discovery of a suitable game bird for southern areas and supports opening a dove season with restricted bag limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Ohio
Columbus
Peb
Reinhart
Ohio
Ohie
Perhane
United States Department of Agriculture
Jata
Winta
Tennessee
Kentucky
North Carolina
South Carolina
Alabama
Texas
Florida
Cportemen
Ohio Graduate To Sing On WLW Tonight
Stanley Crooks, a prominent Columbus baritone and 1900s graduate, will perform at 10 o clock tonight over station WLW Cincinnati. He has appeared on Columbus stations recently and is an attorney and church singer married to Caroline Murphey of East State Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Crooks
Columbus
WLW
Cincinnati
Maddie Moore Drafted by Giants From APL Infield
Infielder Maddie Moore selected by the New York Giants from the Oakland Pacific Coast League club after stints with the Pittsburgh Pirates Boston Braves and Brooklyn Dodgers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maddie Moore
New York Giants
Oakland
Pittsburgh Pirates
Boston Braves
Brooklyn Dodgers
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Gene Rhaymond
Laurel & Hardy
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Jobyna Howland
William Collier, Sr
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