Big Game Tonight At Berkeley For Athens High Basketball
Athens high plans a home game tonight in the women’s gym against the down river quintet. Coach Wise names Earl Carmichael F Pritchard Wanless G Bonafield and others likely to play with Pearl Carmichael Williams Murphy and more vying for starting spots as the squad works to sharpen defense and shooting before tip off.
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Carmichael Twins
Ford
Pearl Carmichael
Earl Berd
Athens High Faces Pomeroy In Tough Tilt Tonight
Coach Wise praises Pearl Carmichael as a versatile asset and Wear as worthy of trust. The Athens squad aims to prove itself in a classy matchup against a determined Pomeroy team eager to reclaim its former laurels.
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Harlem Pete Kelly Seeks Thaw Secretary Post
Baltimore January report lists Harlem Pete Kelly among 260 applicants for Harry K. Thaw's secretary job. The prize fighter, famed for 49 altercations, weighs 165 pounds and boasts rugged endurance though admits limited stenography skills and polite correspondence knowhow.
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Fox hunt opens season near Bucyrus on New Year’s Day
A fox hunt, the first of the season, has been organized in the Mt. Zion neighborhood three miles west of Bucyrus for New Year’s Day.
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Penn to challenge California in New Year clash at Berkeley
On New Year’s Day the University of Pennsylvania football team travels to Berkeley to face California. The Quakers, undefeated and tied for eastern honors, aim to beat California, a feat not achieved by any Eastern team in years. The matchup, debated against Notre Dame and Stanford, carries regional prestige for Eastern and Western football.
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Amici Club Social Hosts and Bees Theft Arrests
Amici club members and guests gathered at Mrs. Lon Nimon’s home on Nagher avenue for a Tuesday evening event with three winners named Mrs. Leverette Sain Mrs. William s and Mrs. Sam Smith. A no course chicken dinner was served. Noah Wagner and Frank Carpenter were arrested after a hive of bees and honey were reported missing from Samuel Ringhiser’s Marion township farm. They pled guilty and were fined $25 plus costs and jailed awaiting payment. Ringhiser supplied the evidence of missing honey and a traced honey portion was found at a suspect’s home. The two accused remained jailed pending fines.
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Farbean
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Ringhiser
Fractured Arm After Skating Accident
Ashington township resident Harley Kalklosch reports his 14 year old son Woodrow fractured his arm Monday while skating on house ice. The youth fell and broke his arm in the incident.
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Harley Kalklosch
Ashington
Township
Houl
Many Marriage Permits Issued in 1524 Record
A judge CC T Stephenson’s records show 1524 marriage permits issued totalled 305, just shy of the prior year. October led with 25 couples. other months ranged from 1 to 21 permits, with January 3 and May 15 among the figures.
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Daughters of America to Install Officers Tuesday
Local chapter to hold annual officer installation on Tuesday January 6. The refreshments committee will provide a feed after the ceremony. Officers seek strong attendance.
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Local Visitors Plan New Funeral Home Move
Mr and Mrs EF A Gutliph and son Errol of Newark and J Fuller of McLean Illinois were in La Monday visiting friends. Mrs Gutliph attended a drawing at Mrs Harry Browns home. Mr Gutliph said the undertaking business would move to a new funeral home within three weeks with about three days set for a move in February.
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Icy Streets Cause Horse Injury on Hunter Street
Icy conditions have damaged roads and endangered animals. A horse pulling a wagon for James Bebout fell on Hunter Street near Zanesville Avenue Wednesday and could not be moved for several hours.
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Logan Briefs Local Social Notes
Miss Margaret Smith visits Columbus as guest of Miss Mary Miller. Prof and Mrs Harry Newman visit Logan at Mrs Newman's parents on East Street. Mrs John Lenz and daughter arrive in Logan to attend Margaret Miller's funeral at St John Lutheran Church on Wednesday.
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Mary Miller
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St. John’ Lutheran Ch. Wednesiday
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Bank directors elected as officers for new year
The Farmers and Merchants Bank board of officers and directors met Wednesday. Walter Harned joined the board to fill the vacancy from J Wells Tom's death. John Wellman was re elected as president J G Collins continues as vice president and Dan Soliday was named cashier for another term.
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J. G. Collins
Dan Soliday
Court laments education court battles in Benton township case
Judge Pettit criticized the multitude of school disputes entering the courts and urged boards of education to use the prosecuting attorney as legal adviser while noting the superintendent is not their counsel. The case was taken under advisement with a decision expected soon. Another Marion township case is set for hearing Saturday.
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Rabbits Hunt Season Closes New Year's Day
Rabbit hunters prepare for a final New Year’s Day chase as the season ends January 1 and plans are laid for next year. Several hunters visited Clerk of Courts Newton Spencer to secure licenses to hunt in 192%.
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Newton Spencer
Invasion of the Pacific Coast in College Football
Eastern teams Syracuse and Missouri faced defeats as California and Stanford rose in the coast’s early battles. Notre Dame and PennsylvanIa loom, with national honors hinging on clashes with Stanford and California and potential even splits across two key games.
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Johnson Gives A Good Lesson
Walter Johnson differs from Babe Ruth in approach to pay and play. Ruth earned up to 2500 per game and 6500 for a three game coast series. Johnson agreed to join Oakland for exhibition, insisted on a fair share with teammates, and pitched five innings despite rain reducing attendance.
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Sanford and Penn With Possible Title Claims
The note suggests if Sanford defeats Notre Dame and Penn defeats California Penn could claim the national title as Stanford’s best result against California was a tie. The comparison pins the outcome on college football results and national honors.
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Notre Dame
Penn
California
Stanford
College reformers critique football gate receipts
The passage notes that a lightning arrester is used in radio and not a city copper. It suggests college reformers avoid commenting on football's commercialism until gate receipts are tallied.
McGraw Denies Retirement Plans and Braves Purchase Hint
The item reports Joan McGraw denying retirement plans amid talk he will buy the Braves. It notes rumors of the Tigers adding a second Mathewson, young Carroll, as spring training nears, and a radio editor quips about alcohol baths reviving crystal sets.
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Braves
Hamden Hamden high school girls set for Friday game
The Hamden Canaamville girls basketball team departs Friday for Hamden to face the local high school girls at 7 50 p m The traveling players are Hazel Wilson Marieta Shirles Artita Walton Mary Cele Margaret Everett Frieda Smith and Viola and Mary Faye Easterling Accompanying them is Otis Barnhill athletic coach.
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Hamden
Hazel Wilson
Marieta Shirles
Artita Walton
Mary Cele
Margaret Everett
Frieda Smith
Viola
Mary Faye Easterling
Otis Barnhill
Ohio State Triumphs 84 to 25 Over Butler College
Ohio State University basketball won its third straight game with an 84 to 25 victory over Butler College in Columbus. Butler College, defending National AAU tournament champions, suffered its first loss of the season.
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Light heavyweight sensation to debut in Brooklyn ring
Tiger lowers, a Negro light heavyweight sensation, was slated to make his first Brooklyn appearance this afternoon in a 10-round bout with Joe Lolman at Toledo. The venue reportedly sold out.
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Boxing preliminaries set at ten dollars per round
New York fans face preliminaries costing at least ten dollars per round as the State Commission confirms the rule after a lengthy discussion. The measure aims to protect both fans and boxers.
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