Compton Morris Nuptials Announced
Miss Garnet Compton daughter of Mr and Mrs Chester A Compton of 782 South Warren Avenue married L Clyde Morris of Athens at Warren Avenue Nazarene Church. Morris principal of Dover High School Chauncey and Ohio University graduate opens Puss in Boots catering at 50 West Carpenter Athens. The couple to reside in Athens. The Progressive Literary Club meets at Mrs J R Harvey on West State Street Tuesday at 7.
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Columbus
Warren Avenue
B. H. Haynie
Opal Compton
Laurel Dobson
Morris
Dover High School
Chauncey
Ohio University
Puss-in- Boots
West
Carpenter Street
Athens
Bride
West High School
Ann McDonald's Girls’ Orchestra
Mrs. Morris
Athena
Progressive Literary Club
J. R. Harvey
West State Street
Entertain at Dinner by Chadwick Family Guests
Mr and Mrs Harry Chadwick hosted a Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Robert Rathburn and son Bobbie, Miss Fairie Colley of Alexandria, and Mr and Mrs Francis Colley of Athens. Also visiting were Mr and Mrs Lonnie Slagle with Jean, Miss Catherine Jeffers, and Mr and Mrs Emery Warner and son Wiley. The Zenner couple, splitting time between Huntington and Scarsdale, returned to their Scarsdale home from visiting relatives in this city.
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Harry Chadwick
North
Congress Street
Robert Rathburn
Bobbie
Fairie Colley
Alexandria
Francis Colley
Wilma Walburn
Athens
Chadwick
Lonnie Slagle
Jean
Catherine Jeffers
Emery Warner
Wiley
Philip Zenner
D. R. Zenner
Huntington
W. Va
Scarsdale
N.Y
Carl Porter
Columbus
Harold Wise
G. M. Shamer
Audrey Shamer
Georgia Shamel
Franklin Avenue
G. W. Shamel
Conyers
N. Y
Springfield
J. C. Ours
G. W. Shamer
Friends note James A. Palmer improving after rheumatism
The many friends of Mr. James A. Palmer are glad to learn his condition improved after a severe rheumatism attack confined him to his home at 2% North College Street for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Palmer
North College Street
Alumnae Meet and Socials Highlight Local News
Alumnae of Chi Omega meet at 8 pm at Mrs. Hess's 121 Morris Ave with hosts Mrs. Brown and Miss Stickney. The McBee Binder Co manager Roger Connor returns from six weeks in England aboard the Berlin. Prof Ray's father dies in Kokomo. Various social visits and church group meetings noted across Columbus and West Carpenter Street.
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Chi Omega
Robert C. Hess
Morris Avenue
L. V. Brown
Grace Stickney
Roger Connor
McBee Binder Company
England
Connor
Berlin
Friendly Chats By Marian Walters
A radio report notes a follower of Carrie Nation promising self sacrifice to test 3.2 beer effects for the repeal movement. She argues pioneers must lead the way by example, testing limits to prove the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Walters
Carrie Nation
Repeal Movement
Remembering a Radio Voice from a Newspaper Column
The writer recalls a famed newspaper columnist whose sing song voice on the radio last night distracted from the morning column. The remark suggests a lighter note on media voices and reader impressions today.
One Million Dollars and the Challenge to Youthful Drive
An inquiry of random people reveals that many would spend a million dollars on education or trust funds for their children. The piece argues that material wealth alone undermines youthful energy and the drive needed to enrich civilization. It cautions against a life of mere consumption and passive income.
Diss At somebody's inn
A terse verse fragment questions mischief and tired shoes with wearer lamenting torn stockings and worn soles, hinting at social slight or personal grievance in a sharp, indoor voice.
Aquarians Lead as January Ends in Astrological View
January ends and February brings birthdays including Washington and Lincoln. The piece notes Aquarians are natural leaders and teachers with unusual abilities. The tone invites readers to take a bow.
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Washington
Lincoln
Capture Wanted Man In Adjoining County
Raymond Sauer, a fugitive wanted since July 26 after escaping handcuffs during an arrest for chicken theft, was arrested at midnight Friday and jailed to await arraignment on burglary and larceny charges. Sauer, who has lived in Belmont and Athens counties and West Virginia, had been widely sought by officers and repeatedly returned to the area. He allegedly stole hams and shoulders from the Noke house while his mother was away.
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Marietta
Raymond Sauer
W. P. Miracle
Eight Mile Creek
Belmont
Athens
West Virginia
Farmer kills child after domestic spat in Elyria case
Nicholas Schummer, 49, Vermilion, Ohio fruit farmer, faces manslaughter arraignment for the fatal shooting of his nine year old daughter Elizabeth as she and her mother fled the home after a parental argument. Sheriff said the father was intoxicated and could not recall the shooting. The girl died hours later at a Vermilion doctor’s office.
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Elyria
U.P
Nicholas Schummer
Elizabeth
Margaret Schummer
Clarence W. Dick
Marsim Merman Ball
Ecnummer
Needlework and Quilt Designs from Aunt Martha
A 14 inch needlework block pattern C398 offers yardage and full directions. The original uses pink green and white, a dainty Star of Bethlehem combination. Order by mail to Aunt Martha care of Athens Messenger box 5112 Gateway Station Kansas City Missouri. allow one week to ten days for delivery.
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Martha
Athens Messenger
Gateway Station
Kansas City
Tariffs Shape Prices and American Industry Rise
The author argues tariffs spurred the American tin and asbestos trades, noting McKinley era protection boosted U S tin output to over 1.5 million tons by 1927 and prevented heavy reliance on British black tin. He warns about cheap imports like rubber boots and urges Buy American to protect jobs and patriotism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Nye
United States
Cardiff
Wales
New York
Columbus
McKinley
Ohio
Bolivia
England
Norfolk
Baltimore
Foreign steel flood costs American workers jobs and wages
The passage claims nearly 500,000 tons of foreign steel entered the U S in 1931, costing 237000 workers a week’s work and 37000 miners, reducing railroad revenue through half a million railcars moved. It asserts every ton of foreign steel costs an American worker four days of employment, comparing factory wages to France Italy and Japan. It ends with a provocative call to action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Italy
Japan
Ohio Women Debaters Open Season Versus Marshall
Ohio University women debaters open the season tonight at 7 30 in Fine Arts Auditorium opposing Marshall College of Huntington W Va. An Ohio team meets another Marshall team in Huntington. The debate topic is compulsory automobile liability insurance. Debating here are Rae Wooley Betty Lewis and Mary Susan Sullivan. Debating at Huntington are Edith Murphey Grace Thayer and Margaret Florey.
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Ohio University
Marshall College
Huntington
W. Va
Fine Arts
Ohio
Marshall
Rae Wooley
Athens
Betty Lewis
Steubenville
Mary Susan Sullivan
Fayette
Edith Murphey
Hicksville
Grace Thayer
Chagrin Falls
Margaret Florey
Wauseon
Gas Taxes May Be Used in Education
The Citizens' Conference on the Crisis in Education weighs two plans to avert school facility contractions. Interior Secretary Wilbur proposes transferring highway funds to school maintenance. AFL secretary Frank Morrison suggests using part of state gasoline tax receipts for education and proposes Reconstruction Finance Corporation loans.
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Washington
Citizens’ Conference
Interior
Wilbur
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Club Women Divided Over Liquor Education Idea
In Philadelphia a debate erupted among women's clubs after Judge Edwin O. Lewis urged teaching proper liquor use in homes and schools. Some leaders supported the proposal stressing duty to educate youth, while others resisted or questioned prohibition outcomes.
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Philadelphia
Women's Clubs of
Edwin O. Lewis
Lewis
Philadelphia Federation of Women’s Clubs and Allied Organizations
Frank Lewis
Federation
J. Bertram Hervey
Philomusian Club
Prohibition
Walker Seen As Wine Export Czar for French Growers
Former New York mayor James J. Walker is considering an offer to serve as the American agent for a group of French wine growers and act as a czar of wine exporters, officials disclosed today in Nice.
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Nice
James J. Walker
New York
Rep Kendall Ends His Life in Washington
The 73 year old Samuel A. Kendall Republican from Pennsylvania was found dead in his House office after shooting himself. His wife died last August just before their 80th wedding anniversary. In a farewell note he said he could not shake his grief over her death.
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Washington
U.P
Samuel A. Kendall
Pennsylvania
Kendall
Grace Aggus
Women Win in Grange Debate on Home Versus Barn
A Grange session in Athens featured a feminine debating team defeating an all-male squad. The negative argued modern farm equipment outweighs home gear while Agnes Terrill led, aided by Edyth Jacoby and Naomi McNeal.
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Athens Grange
Agnes Terrill
Edyth Jacoby
Naomi McNeal
T. H. Johnson
Mervin Duckler
John Hope
R. R. Barker
Nell Westfall
Clarence Morris
8. K. Mardis
May Await Changes In Ohio Bank Laws
A Columbus legislative committee considering building and loan law changes in Ohio will withhold recommendations until state banking laws are amended or action is taken on proposed amendments. The group met in private sessions with civic and business leaders from Ohio cities and agreed that any change should await banking law outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.R
Ohio
Engineer Denies Engagement With Greta Garbo
Stockholm January 9. Max Gumpel, engineer linked with Greta Garbo, denied reports of an engagement with the film star. He stated there is no truth to the rumor and declined further comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Garbo
Stockholm
U.P
Max Gumpel
Greta Garbo
Miss Garbo
Clarification on Norway Maples in Street Planting
The Athens Better Homes and Grounds Committee notes a correction: Norway maples, not Norway willows, were deemed unsuited for street beautification. The plantings project remains focused on widening and improving urban greenery as planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday's Messenger
Athens Better Homes and Grounds Committee
Riots and Prison Breaks Reported in Canada
Unclear police action surrounds a Manitoba or Ontario prison after convicts escaped. Reports claim a riot, with mounted police and guards responding around the facility. No reliable details on fatalities or exact location are confirmed.
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Truro
Meos Riot Reported En Route to Alwar
Unclear dispatch from Bombay dated January nine reports possible rebellion among about 80 000 Meos at Alwar as government taxes are challenged.
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Bombay
Alwar
Bellion
Women Will Dj Ohio Well
An all day meeting in Columbus was announced by Miss Protzman of the Ohio committee. Representatives of leading organizations in the state, including clubs and the Ohio teachers, were to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Columbus
Protzman
Fumes from coal blamed for air irritation in Delaware
According to A Manuel head of Wesleyan University, fumes from burning coal release sulphuric vapors. He notes ordinary coal contains sulphuric acid and when burned produces sulphur dioxide, irritating the air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Fiam A. Manuel
Wesleyan University
Partment
Manuel
Fire damages Laughlin shop owned by Bean at Avenue
A fire Sunday night destroyed the Laughlin shop on Avenue, once owned by Clifford Bean. The structure housed a thought that some playing in the building burning. Insurance covered the property losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Laughlin
Clifford Bean
Insurance Wa
Garfield Kin Glen Cove Nuptials Planned
Miss Margaret Maxwell will marry Thurston Garfield Kin Glen Cove L L Miss Maxwell and Mr and Mrs Howard of New York announced a forthcoming wedding. The public notice lists J grandson of the mart as a participant.
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Garfield Kinglen Cove
L. L
Margaret Maxwell
Howard
New York
The
Mart
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