500 Attend Mine Meeting At Glouster Wednesday
A crowd estimated at 500 attended a miners meeting at the Glouster Opera House with about 150 in a parade led by Slick's Band. John Gail chaired as Elmer Alien Karl Gardner and Herman Theisen Sr spoke for the scale committee on the miners side of the operators versus miners dispute. Mrs Mollie Robinson Crane read an original poem Am I A Miners Wife. The meeting followed by events at American Legion headquarters and Model Grocery.
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Glouster
Glouster Opera House
High Street
Slick
Opera House
John Gail
Elmer Alien
Karl Gardner
Herman Theisen
Lee Hall
David Watkins
Mollie Robinson Crane
Hocking
John Kemanto Rites To Be Held Friday
Funeral services for 26 year old John Kemanto will be held Friday at 9 am at Holy Cross Church conducted by Rev. Father F. X. Clark. Burial is at Calvary Cemetery with the American Legion joining the service. Legion members and other service men are asked to meet at the cemetery.
How One Woman Lost 10 Lbs in a Week
Dayton resident Mrs. Betty Luedeke touts Kruschen as a safe weight loss aid claiming she shed ten pounds in seven days. The ad-memo urges taking half a teaspoon in hot water each morning before breakfast and promises a four week bottle at a small cost with a money back guarantee if not convinced.
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Betty Luedeke
Dayton
McKee Drug Co
Cline Drug Co
America
Founders Day Theme Shines At Greens Run PTA Meeting
Greens Run P T A met at the Greens Run Schoolhouse with president Mrs W H FIERBAUGH presiding. The program honored Founders Day, featured songs by eight grade girls, candle lighting for Alice Benney and Phoebe Hearst, solos by Doris Fierbaugh and Ada Leake, and histories of the PTA from 1920 onward. Refreshments followed as plans for a minstrel show next Thursday were announced with several members listed as participants.
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Parent-Teacher Association
United States
Doris Fierbaugh
Greens Run
Lottie Cannon
Carrye Smith
Treva Black
Ada Leake
Association
Lean Sbratka
Effie Cartwright
Lena Leake
Clara Cannon
Effie Ross
Frank Smith
W. H. Fierbaugh
Book and Motor Class meeting at Church of Christ
In Glouster on February 18 a Church of Christ social room gathering by the Book and Motor Class featured a program with several contests presented by the girls. Afterward the boys served refreshments to the 24 attendees.
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Glouster
Church of Christ
Race Pride Subject Discussed by Athens NAACP Junior Branch
The NAACP junior chapter in Athens met with vice president Virgil Tucker presiding in the president’s absence. Mrs Hale presented the charter and Mr Hall spoke on Race Pride. Miss Reynolds sang and a trio delivered Negro Spirituals.
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Glouster
Athens
Virgil Tucker
Hale
Sunday visitors and local notes from Concord area
Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Ed Sayre and daughter Edna included William Russell Columbus and Carl Sayre Concord. Elmer Russell ill with diphtheria improves. Funeral services for Mrs William Jansen held near Jacksonville with burial at Concord. Cliff Hyselt visitors from Pomeroy return. Mary Lou Kittle and Kenneth Kempton ill with severe colds. R J Kittle Athens visited by Leslie Kittle. Sunday School at Concord shows 25 attendees. Miners remain on strike though Mine 255 at Drydock may reopen soon.
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Ed Sayre
Edna
William Russell
Columbus
Carl Sayre
Concord
Elmer Russell
William Jansen
Jacksonville
Cliff Hyselt
Pomeroy
Mary Lou Kittle
Kenneth Kempton
Drydock
Massie announce birth of 10 pound boy in South Point
Trimble notice reports Mr. and Mrs. Garland Massie of South Point Ohio announce the arrival of a 10 pound boy on February 12. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Sam Orme.
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Trimble
Garland Massie
Lucile Orme
South Point
Sam Orme
Local Social and Sports Roundup From Sunday
New Plymouth events include Arthur Largent calling on George Myers Sunday afternoon. Laurelville teams beat Union Furnace in a well attended basketball game with both boys and girls sections. Various visits occur across Coonville Lancaster Starr and Juniper School with families hosting relatives and friends Sunday and Monday.
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Arthur Largent
George Myers
Union Furnace
Laurelville
Columbus Concern To Open Branch In Athens
The T. D. VanCamp Company of Columbus plans a Athens branch. Salesmen Earl Wiley and A. P. Powell will move to the city February 27. Wiley and wife with two children will reside at 98 Sunnyside Drive. The firm handles tar and road oils and plans a local office opening later.
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T. D. VanCamp Company
Columbus
Athens
Earl Wiley
A. P. Powell
Mr. Wiley
Corn Prices Near Season's Lowest In Weak Market
Columbus notes the corn market fell near season lows with slow cash demand and a weak stock market. Prices rebounded briefly on emergency finance bills but the general grain outlook remains unpromising with high world prices and a cautious harvest ahead. The wheat export estimate runs around 400 million, and the new crop is wintering well with damage reports light thus far.
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Columbus
A.N.S
Charles W. Eberhard
Ohio Farm Bureau Grain Department
Southern Ohio Temperatures Fall Sharply To 26 Degrees
After a Wednesday high of 62 degrees, Southern Ohio's temperature dropped to a low of 26 last night. By 9 am, the reading had risen to 28 with the Hocking River steady at 44 feet.
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Ohio
Hocking River
Violin Classes Grow for Athens Children Under Miss McConnell
In Athens, Miss Ruth McConnell leads elementary school violin instruction for fifth through fourth graders at East Side and Central Schools. After-school sessions run Tue Thu at East Side and Mon Wed at Central, with Friday ensemble gatherings and Christmas instrument purchases boosting enrollment. Future plans include possibly expanding toward the Junior High Orchestra.
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Fritz Kreislers
Rubinoffs
Athens
Athens J
Ruth McConnell
East Side
Central Schools
Central School
Santa Claus
Miss McConnell
East Side School
Grangers to Host Two Speakers Monday at Grange Hall
Farmers of Athens County meet at Grange Hall next Monday to hear two speakers. Miners' Wage Scale Committee members explain wage controversy while County Auditor J Clyde Edmundson outlines personal property tax law for rural residents. Theisen and Gardner will speak. meeting starts at 7 30 p.m. Sponsored by the County Grange.
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Athens County
Grange Hall
Fairgrounds
J. Clyde Edmundson
Herman Theisen
Karl Gardner
Mr. Edmundson
County Grange
Bank of England Cuts Bank Rate to 5 Percent
The Bank of England reduced its bank rate by 1 percent to 5 percent today, announced from London on February 18. The move signals a tightening in monetary policy as officials adjust to economic conditions.
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London
U.R
Bank of England
ZEMO Relief for Eczema and Skin Ailments
Soothing ZEMO provides prompt relief for itching and burning skin in eczema ringworm rashes pimples and dandruff. Described as safe dependable and widely available at druggists with prices from 3c to 1.00 and extra strength 1.26 for chronic cases.
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Zemo
Manchuria Declares Independence Amid Turbulent Protests
In Mukden on February 18, Chinese military and civil officials sympathetic to Japan proclaimed Manchuria independent from China. They pledged open door policy and equal opportunity while opposing Soviet influence. Provinces Kirin Heilungkiang Liaoning Jehol Harbin and a Mongolian area joined, with Chang Ching Hui and Gen. Chang Shan among key figures.
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Mukden
Manchuria
U.R
China
Kirin
Heilungkiang
Leaoning
Jehol
Harbin
Mongolia
Chang Ching-Hui
Tsitsihar
Gen
Chang-Shan
Battery E to Play Logan Friendly Five Tonight
The Athens Battery E faces the Logan Friendly Five in the Armory at 8 tonight with even win records. No preliminary game. Saturday the Battery meets Chesterhill on Chesterhill floor.
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Athens Battery E
Logan
Armory
Battery
Chesterhill
Rosenbloom battles Goodwin in ten round draw
Maxie Rosenbloom world light heavyweight champion status disputed after a 10 round draw with Bob Goodwin of Daytona Beach. Rosenbloom weighed 178 pounds, Goodwin 175, in Daytona Beach Florida.
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Daytona Beach
Fia
Maxie Rosenbloom
New York
Bob Goodwin
Goodwin
Rosenbloom
Athens County Farmers Discuss New Taxes Meeting
Athens County farmers and Athens Chamber of Commerce leaders met at Hotelerry to discuss taxation problems. Thirty five attendees, including H R Jacoby and A N Ward, planned an evening follow up and urged careful study of the new state tax law before action.
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Athens County
Athens Chamber of Commerce
H. R. Jacoby
Athens
Pomona Grange
Fred Kampf
Coolville
A. E. Potter
Albany
Joe Williams
Lodi Township
A. N. Ward
Nelsonville
Athens County Fair Association
E. E. Gillespie
Millfield
Miles Jacoby
L. W. Roberts
B. M. Covert
Chamber of Commerce
Thomas Johnson
Wayne County
Trumble
British Sailors Die as Shanghai Shelling Sparks Protest
The British naval command in Shanghai blames Japan for Chinese shelling that killed two British sailors in the International Settlement. Vice Admiral William Kelly protested to Admiral Nomura in Shanghai over Japanese landings in the settlement provoking the fatal fire. The disclosure follows US briefing that Washington would hold Japan responsible for dangers to Americans if China retaliates.
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Tokio
U.P
Shanghai
Japan
International Settlement
William Kelly
Nomura
Debuchi
Washington
Foreign Office
United States
British notes China and Japan over tire risk in Shanghai
London reports that Sir Miles Lampson informed Chinese officials by note that the British government will hold both China and Japan responsible for danger to British tires and property in relation to Shanghai. The report was later denied in Washington which acknowledged such plans were under consideration among many others.
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Washington
London
Foreign Office
Miles Lampson
Shanghai
China
Japan
County Solons Approve Land Vacation Plans
Athens County Commissioners at the regular meeting declare proceedings for vacation of land used during construction of the Athens Parkersburg Road near Canaanville completed and waive all rights. They approve bills for stone iron and steel pipe lumber and machinery repairs with payments to multiple suppliers including Marble Cliff Quarries and Taylor Tractor Co. totaling several hundred dollars.
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Athens-Parkersburg
Canaanville
Athens County
Danford & Danford
Erle Bridgewater
Lena Bean
Baker Wood Preserving Co
C. C
Carpenter
G. W. Holmes Co
McLaren Engineering Sales Co
Marble Cliff
S. A. Neiman
Ray Shafer
Taylor Tractor Co
Painleve To Form French Cabinet After Presidential Charge
Paris reports former prime minister Paul Painleve was commissioned by President Doumer to form a cabinet. Painleve accepted the role in principle and signaled prompt action, arriving at the Elysee after talks with Andre Tardieu and other politicians. Tardieu proceeded to Paris and Geneva to lead the French disarmament delegation.
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Paris
U.R
Paul Painleve
Paul Doumer
Painleve
Elysee Palace
Andre ‘Tardieu
Tardieu
Geneva
Rench
Germans Push Broad Disarmament Demands at Geneva
German envoy Rudolph Madonny presented far reaching proposals at the World Disarmament Conference. Germany seeks abolition of air armament and air fleets, end of conscription, limits on warships and calibers, ban on gas and germ warfare, and equal application of any disarmament treaty to all nations.
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Geneva
U.R
Germany
Rudolph Madonny
Turkey
France
Madolny
May Trade Waner From Pirates To Giants
New York reports star outfielder Paul Waner of the Pittsburgh Pirates may be traded to the New York Giants for three players. The Giants allegedly proposed infielders Sam Leslie and Eddie Marshall and outfielder Red Leach in exchange for Waner.
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New York
Waner
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York Giants
Giants
Sam Leslie
Eddie Marshall
Red Leach
Allenru Rheumatic Cure Ad Promises Fast Pain Relief
An advertisement claims a single 85 cent bottle of Allenru can relieve rheumatic pain in 48 hours and restore a crippled person to work. It touts quick results for arthritis, neuritis, sciatica, lumbago and neuralgia with a money back guarantee if pain persists.
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Allenru
McKee Wrug Co
Adv
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U. S. Veterans Bureau
Sam Kemanto
Dan
Lorrine
Cathryn
Alfred
Albert
Helen
Frank
U. S
John Kemanto
Funeral Service
Founders’ Day
P. T. A. Meeting
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Burnett
American Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Club
Crescent Ridge
New Plymouth
James Harkless
John Edgar
Coonville
Lillian Thompson
Mildred Williams
Marcia
Josephine Harkless
Dorothy
Alma Sargent
Herman and
Raymond Peters
Zaleski
Harrison Rider
Clifton Peters
Lancaster
Luther Bardin
Tom Sargent
Wilbur’ McDaniel
Raymond Corrill
Starr
Elmer
John Fuller
Marcia Harkless
Brother Arthur
Juniper School
Columbus Concern
Irving Chapnick
Builville
N. Y
Chapnick
By Jane Warner
Central
Virginia Segale
Alice Carpenter
Helen Minameyer
Martha Minameyer
Marjorie Harvey
Clinton Knowlton
Charles Robinson
Doris Mace
Anna Mae Fall
Eva Ayres
Katherine Nash
Ruth Sutton
Guy Moore
Maynard Coates
Donna Gaitten
Marie Tucker
Nadine Wigner
Thomas Radford
Suzanne Danford
Ula Jean Nelson
Opa Brown
Jessie Marie Rowles
George Rowland
James Person
Grangers
Sues
Tasee
Norma Philen
R. B. Boettcher
East Bernard
Texas
Boettcher
B. Crump
Victor Holchek
Crump
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Messenger
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