Railroad man Lungheon speaker here at luncheon
Gayle W. Arnold of Cincinnati, industrial agent for Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, addressed about 60 Athens Chamber of Commerce members at a noon luncheon. He outlined how railroad growth and community development are linked, detailing four railroad department sub divisions and urging civic vigilance over federal railroad policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gayle W. Arnold
Cincinnati
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Athens Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Arnold
Arnold
Agricultural
Agricultural Department
Geological Department
Industrial Survey Department
Chambers of Commerce
Industrial Department
Marriage Permit for Gaverick and Macon in Logan
Ray C. Gaverick 23 a lineman of Gallon and Harrett G. Macon 19 at home Logan obtained a marriage permit in Logan.
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Ray C. Gaverick
Lineman
Gallon
Harrett G. Macon
Logan
Mrs Waugh Receives Dislocated Knee After Fall At Home
Mrs William Waugh of West Hunter Street suffered a dislocated knee and bruises from a fall at her home Tuesday afternoon. She tripped on stairs, was taken to the local hospital for X rays, which showed no broken bones. She will be confined to bed for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Waugh
West Hunter Street
Birthday gathering for Edward Elick at family home
Relatives and friends assembled Sunday at the Elick home to celebrate Edward Elick's birthday anniversary. Attendees included Albert Elick and son, A J Fee and spouse, Edward Conkle and family, D E Beougher, Charles Beougher and spouses, Homer Shein and family, Harve Beougher and daughter, Montgomery family and daughter, Roy Beougher, Marie Griffith, Raymond Beougher, Taburn Conkle, Fred Kistler and daughter, Margaret, and Frank Blick of Columbus with Margaret Fee of McArthur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Elick
Albert Elick
A. J. Fee
Edward Conkle
D. E. Beougher
Charles Beougher
Homer Shein
Harve Beougher
Montgomery
Roy Beougher
Marie Griffith
Raymond Beougher
Taburn Conkle
Fred Kistler
Margaret
Frank Blick
Columbus
Margaret Fee
McArthur
Nurse Undergoes Operation At Cherrington Hospital
Miss Nellie Smart of Haydenville, a student nurse at Cherrington hospital, had an operation Tuesday for a complication of diseases and is reported to be on the way to recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Smart
Haydenville
Cherrington Hospital
Logan party tours Rio Grande valley Texas trip details
Mrs Samuel Jones describes a ten day Logan excursion to the Rio Grande valley in February. The journey included 15 coach train cars, auto tours, visits to Brownsville and Mata Moras Mexico, market sights, farms with cabbage lettuce onions and citrus, a bull fighting arena, and a return crossing over the International Bridge back to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
New Mexico
Logan
Samuel Jones
Orchard Street
J. Jordan
Russell Berlin
J. D. Sanderson
John
George Evans
Freda
Ersol
Sam Jones
Rio Grande Valley
Hollengee
Brownsville
International Bridge
Matamoras
Mexico
Old Mission
Lana
San Benito
Mrs O'Rourke Undergoes Hospital Operation
Mrs. Charles O'Rouke of Lancaster underwent an operation at the local hospital on Saturday. Her condition is serious but there remains hope for recovery.
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Charles O'Rouke
Lancaster
Electrician Walter Kleinschmidt Injured at Haydenville Plant
Walter Kleinschmidt is slowly recovering after a fall from a sixteen foot ladder at the National Fireproofing company general office in Haydenville. He sustained a fractured right forearm and dislocated small bones in his right hand and will be sidelined for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Kleinschmidt
National Fireproofing Company
Haydenville
Kliienschmidt
Logan youth completes six month electrical course in Chicago
Lawrence Reasoner son of Mr and Mrs Walter Reasoner has finished a six month electrical course at Coyne Electrical school in Chicago and returned to Logan ahead of schedule. He is a Logan High School graduate noted as an excellent student and capable football player.
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Logan
George Nevius
Zoe Anna
Mr. Nevius
Mel Harbaugh
JL. P. Mooney
Harbaugh
Knights of Pythias
Margaret Seibert
John Lohr
Walter Rhoades
Oscar Steward
Leverette Sain
L. P. Mooney
Floyd Cohagen
Wiley Rhoades
Marcus Lohr
Bert Smith
Nellis Smith
James Sherlock
Willard Lyke
George Nash
Clyde Barihlow
Sidney Hayden
Earl Johnson
Jas. Brammer
Brammer
Mc. Mooney
Lawrence Reasoner
Walter Reasoner
Coyne Electrical School
Chicago
Young Reasoner
Logan High School
Red Pepper Rub Promises Fast Back Pain Relief
An advertisement touts Bowles Red Pepper Rub as the quickest remedy for sore backs and lumbago. It claims concentrated heat penetrates within minutes and prompts immediate relief, urging customers to ask druggists for the genuine Bowles product labeled Rowles.
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Rowles
Mrs Ford and son Held in Columbus by Heavy Snow
Mrs. George Ford and her son Bruce are visiting in Columbus since Saturday. Mrs. Ford writes that heavy snows there make starting homeward travel unsafe, delaying their return while they stay with Mr. George Ford Jr. and Mrs. Charles Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ford
Bruce
Columbus
George Ford Jr
Charles Clark
Hemlock Man Undergoes Successful Hernia Operation
W. M. Coster of Hemlock was rushed to the local hospital Tuesday evening for a strangulated hernia. Dr. Miller performed an immediate operation, with hospital reports indicating success and a good chance of rapid recovery.
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W. M. Coster
Hemlock
Miller
Public reception planned for new funeral home
Messrs. L. C. Yocum and Harry Heinlein announce a public reception at their new funeral home, 204 West Main street, on Saturday from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. A musical program with Miss Nellie Allen in charge will be presented during the afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gladman
Thimble and Art Club
West Second Street
Sumner Martin
West Main St
Ladies Guild
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Easterling
East Second Street
Franklin Kerr
Presbyterian Church
James Krieg
Harry Bell
Frank Harden
Kathryn Bort
Ada Krieg
Bertye P. Correll
Les Ames
M. E. Church
Buellaby
Joe Case
J. W. Woodard
Lester Woltz
Messrs
L. C. Yocum
Harry Heinlein
West Main Street
Nellie Allen
Coal hauling costs lower with wagons than trucks
The note claims coal is heavier when hauled by trucks, so wagons carry more coal per trip due to lighter wagon weight. The comparison suggests wagons offer a more efficient load than trucks in this context.
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Trucka
Ohio Independent Telephone Association Convention Ends
In Columbus on February 21 the Ohio Independent Telephone Association closed its annual convention with the election of current officers and the adoption of a resolution urging higher rates on long distance telephone calls.
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Columbus
Ohio Independent Telephone Association
Three Athens county licenses issued this week
The Athens county bureau approved three marriage licenses on Tuesday and Wednesday. Virgil H. Carter 24 a miner wed Evin L. Jones 24 a clerk of New Muershfield. John Toder 32 a factory worker wed Elizabeth G. Sikorski 24 of Modoc. Floyd W. Werner 20 a farmer wed Velma Powell 17 of Millfield.
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Athens County Bureau
Virgil H. Carter
Evin L. Jones
New Muershfield
Charley
John Toder
Elizabeth G. Sikorski
Modoc
Crelly
Floyd W. Werner
Farmer
Velma Powell
Millfield
Helwig
Marmola Prescription Tablets Offer Easy Weight Loss
A vintage ad touts Marmola Prescription Tablets as a simple, safe method to shed fat. It urges taking four tablets daily until normal weight is achieved, with no dieting or exercise, claiming the product is harmless and available nationwide from druggists or direct mail from Marmola Co in Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marmola Co
Woodward Ave
Detroit
Life term for Columbus man who killed wife on street
Life imprisonment handed to Tracy Woodward, 25, for the September 14 murder of his wife Mary Woodward in Columbus. Judge Sowers imposed the sentence in Common Pleas Court.
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Columbus, CO
Common Pleas
Sowers
Tracy Woodward
Mary Woodward
Deaf School Chief Dr. J. W. Jones Foresees Decade More Service
In Columbus Ohio on February 21 Dr J W Jones superintendent of the State School for the Deaf said he has served 29 years and plans to work six more bringing him to age 70 and retirement. He denied rumors he would resign.
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Lumbus
J. W. Jones
State School For the Deaf
Bedtime Bulgarian Tea Promises Gentle Cold Relief
Hot beverage with lemon juice marketed to relieve colds and refresh a tired system. Claims include gentle laxative and tonic effects. Sold by druggists as a health aid during illness and fatigue.
Ohioan Nominated for Director of the Associated Press
Harry E. B. Taylor general manager of the Times Publishing Co Portsmouth and publisher of the Portsmouth Evening Times and Morning Sun has been nominated for director in the Associated Press. He began in politics and journalism in Ohio, later joining the Portsmouth paper group and helping launch a Sunday edition in 1919 and a morning paper in 1920.
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Harry EB. Taylor
The
Times Publishing Co
Portsmouth
Portsmouth Evening Times
Morning Sun
Associated Press
Taylor
Morgan County Democrat
McConnelleville
Ohio
Cleveland
Detroit
Akron
Mr. Taylor
Portamouth Times
Vallie Harold
Harold
When a Man with a Single Idea Reaches His Goal
A witty adage notes that a person driven by a single idea may miss much encountered on the way, suggesting narrow focus can limit broader experience.
Bulgarian Yugoslav border row sparks new rail route plans
Bulgaria’s protest over harsh border treatment by Yugoslav officials fuels a push for a western European rail corridor. A Sofia Vidin line nears completion and would link via Calafat Craiova Temesvar to Budapest, bypassing the Paris Constantinople route and shortening travel for many.
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Bulgaria
Europe
Ulen Company
New York
Tsaribrod
Sofia
Amer
Ican
Constantinople
Vidin
Calafat
Craiova
Temshevar
Budapest
Yugo Slavia
Paris
State Regulates Stock and Bond Sales Commissions
Ohio cuts stock commissions to a maximum of 16 percent and bond commissions to six percent. Norman E. Beck, head of the state division of securities, says the move aligns with a Crabbe AG ruling and will boost investor protection by lowering costs and strengthening corporate assets.
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Columbus
Norman E. Beck
State Division of Securities
Crabbe
Securition Department
Beck
Ohio
Kidney Trouble Warning and Swamp Root Remedy Ad
Thousands of women suffer kidney and bladder trouble with vague symptoms like back pain headaches and nervousness. Kilmer's Swamp Root, a physician’s prescription, is advertised as the remedy to restore kidney health. Sample bottle available by mailing ten cents to Dr Kilmer and Co. at Binghamton NY with paper mention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
Studebaker's Rise to Motor World Leadership
The article traces Studebaker growth as Motordom's sensation, noting 145000 buyers and $200 million spent. It outlines a shift to high quality cars built on 72 years of tradition, major factory investments, and a rigorous quality system including 360 formulas for steels and a large staff of researchers.
Desperate plea urges a hearing on car measure and policy
Vague fragments urge a hearing and discuss a proposed car price threshold and policy record. Mention of large sums at stake and a remembered score hints at a political context. Specific details and coherent facts are missing, leaving an incomplete view of the issue.
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Apa
Why People Paid Big for Studebaker Cars
Demand climbs to 150000 cars yearly after last year’s 200 million plus in sales. Modern plants and equipment worth over 50 million dollars finance the line. A 1918 car has logged 475000 miles over 80 years of service and recently completed a coast to coast trip in December.
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Studebaker
Eponies
Bureau of Experiment
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Hough
Sabatini
Studebakers
Tudebaker
Eevee Cine Studebak Pr
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the Motor Motor Company
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