Sriends Honor Mountville Woman at 87 Years of Life
Mountville notices recount a dinner for Elizabeth McLain who reached 87, active despite age. Guests included sisters, Leeper family, Jacksons, Lee family, Roscoe McLain, and Timothy McLain, with families from Columbus and Mountville. Mrs McLain plans to keep house without help until age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sountville
Mclain
Timothy
Will E.q
Sac
Ginner
James Leeper
David Jackson
Medonnelsvilles
W H Leeper
William
Columbus
Roscos McLain
Mountville
Timothy McLain
Glouster Church of Christ Team Wins Two Games
The Glouster Church of Christ basketball team won two Wednesday night games in Cincinnati. They defeated Cincinnati Bible Seminary 77 to 8 and beat a Kentucky team in the second game. The team then left for Liberty Indiana to play another Church of Christ squad tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Glouster
Jan
Glouster Church of Christ
Cincinnati Bible Seminary
Kentucky
Liberty
Tnd
Church of Christ
Glouster Schools to Distribute Grade Cards Friday
Glouster schools announce grade cards will be handed out Friday. Cards will list four grades: three six weeks terms and the first semester exam. No averages are shown except for year long subjects.
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Glouster
Magic City Lodge to Install Officers Friday Night
Officers will be installed at a regular meeting of Magic City Lodge No. 97 I.O.O.F to be held Friday night Harod Shirkey of Jacksonville special district deputy grand master will be the installing officer Refreshments will follow and a social time will be enjoyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacksonville
Jones Wins National Amateur Title At Merion In Thriller
Golfsters recount thrilling finish at Merion Cricket Club in September 192, where AdKi OBBY JONES defeated George Von Elm after a dramatic quarry hole decider. Von Elm led until the 16th, but Jones closed strong with a precise run up near the cup.
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AdKi Obby Jones
Merion Cricket Club
Septem
al Day
Jonas
George von Elm
von Elm
Bosoya
Jones
von Dia
DePauw Tops Wabash in Buckeye Conference clash
DePauw University remained unbeaten in Buckeye Conference play with a 1 to 0 victory over Wabash College, extending its league record to five wins and one defeat as of Wednesday night in Crawfordsville. In another update, Wilmington College overwhelmed Dayton 48 to 27 at Dayton with a fast start and strong second-half surge led by Laichi and Hamant.
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Crawfordsville
DePauw University
Buckeye
Wabash College
DePauw
Flyers
Datton
Wilmington Col
University of Dayton
Wilmington Lad
Judge Rules Double Liability Applies to Bank Shareholders
Cincinnati judge Chester Shook in common pleas court rules that double liability provisions of Ohio bank stock can be enforced immediately after a bank closes. He instructed the jury to return an $88,000 judgment against Clarence Dorger and relatives as former Cosmopolitan Bank officials.
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Cincinnati
Chester Shook
Common Pleas Court
Clarence Dorger
Cosmopolitan Bank
Mar Greenwald
Civil Service Exams Announced by Board
The United States Civil Service Commission announces open exams for various posts across agencies. Positions include associate marine engineer and assistant marine engineer with salaries from 2600 to 3200 dollars yearly, and a women-only public health service dentist role with 2600 to 5200 dollars yearly. Closing dates February 16 1932. Full details from J L Kelley secretary.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Philiippine Service
United States
Navy Department
Public Health Service
Iowa
Maine
Maryland
New Hampshire
Vermont
Virginia
District of Columbia
Washington
DD. C
J. L . Kelley
United States Civil Service Board of Examiners
Presbyterian Church To Hear Dr Boozer
Sunday morning January 24 the congregation of the Athens Presbyterian Church will hear the Rev W H Boozer of Ames Iowa a noted minister of the denomination He is visiting to promote work of the Board of National Missions and will speak in the Ohio synod churches. A cordial invitation is extended to the people of Athens to hear Dr Boozer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Presbyterian Church
Operators Save Day As Women Prevent Heavy Loss In Fire
Fire damaged the Willoughby Ohio Bell exchange cable room but two women operators acted quickly. Night operator Anna Johnson spotted the blaze from circuit anomalies and chief operator Rachael White halted water from reaching the switchboard ensuring restoration to 140 subscribers today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willoughby
Telephone Exchange
Ohio Bell Telephone Company
Anna Johnson
Rachael Whitehead
Girl Killed in Funeral Car In Union Fight
In Chicago a year old girl died and nine high school students were injured after union chauffeurs ordered non union cars out of a funeral procession. Shirley Pearlman died when the car carrying six girls and four boys crashed after being told to leave the hearse line while following Laula Lokin of Tuley High School basketball fame to the cemetery. The ban aimed to prevent non union drivers from funeral processions amid safety concerns.
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Chicago
URA
Shirley Pearlman
Laula Lokin
Tuley
Finland tightens liquor laws with state control plan
Helsinki reports a government bill for a state monopoly on liquor production and sales, a purchase pass book system for buyers over 23, home wine allowed, home holdings capped, parish veto possible, and harsher penalties for illegal liquor use.
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Helsingfors
Finland
Jan
U.P
Wood Says Hoover Not Worth Million
Washington discussion centers on President Hoover's wealth with Rep. Indiana Republican saying he is not worth a million. Observers estimate Hoover's net worth at the time he became Secretary of Commerce in 1921 between two and six million, later reduced by investments and charitable giving.
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Washington
U.P
Hoover
House of Representatives
Indiana
P21
Russian Refugee Shot by Sniper in New York Apartment
A Russian woman refugee Tatiana Kouteynikoff, 32, fled the Red Terror and was shot to death by a sniper in her New York apartment last night. She was reportedly from Russian nobility and had left her husband and stepson in one room while dressing for a party.
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New York
U.R
Tatiana Kouteymikoff
Constantinople
Fertilizer Discussion To Be Held in Athens
County extension agent Thomas H. Johnson will host a fertilizer meeting in Athens on Friday January 22 at 730 p m. An Ohio State University agriculture representative will present long term test results from stations and recent findings on fertilizer use. The session aims to show farmers how to fertilize and what returns to expect.
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Athens County
Thomas H. Johnson
Ohio State University Department of Ag_ricultural
Emerald Oil and Bany Dagеs Offer Leg Relief
An OCR fragment describes Emerald Oil and bany dage as remedies for leg sores and varicose veins. It mentions a three inch wide dressing to support legs from ankles to knees, claiming to improve blood flow and reduce ulcers and crippling pain.
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Melee Drug Co
Urseua
Jury service injuries not compensable before juror acceptance
Ohio Industrial Commission rules that injuries suffered by a person summoned for jury duty are not compensable until he is accepted as a juror and takes the oath. The ruling denied a death claim by Mrs. Paggendiel of Cincinnati regarding her husband’s death in 1931 after an injury at the Lamiston County Courthouse. In a separate item, truck driver Carl Stantey of Akron died after his truck was struck by a Big Four train at a crossing. a companion, Marion Walker, was injured.
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Ohio
Columbus
Ohio Industrial Commission
Cincinnati
Henry Paggendiel
Lamiston
Springfield
Stere
Carl Stantey
Akron
Marion Walker
Pastors Debate War Policy at Cleveland Convention
At the Ohio pastors convention in Cleveland the Armaments Commission shelved a radical antiwar resolution amid mixed votes. Delegates argued over patriotism and the need to prevent future conflicts while the assembly criticized capitalism’s role in economic distress and wealth distribution.
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Cleveland
Oi of Churches Convention
Obie
Mucat
Armaments Commission
Ohio Division Izaac Walton League Elects Officers
A.R.C. Paifley of Dayton was re elected president at the Ohio Division meeting in Columbus. Directors elected included Prof. O H McClure of Athens signaling leadership for the group.
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McClure
Columbus
A.r-C. D. Paifley
Dayton
Ohio
Izaac Walton League
O. H. McClure
Athens
Stubborn Coughs Ended by Home Recipe with Pinex Mix
A home remedy promises relief for stubborn coughs from colds. Buy 244 ounces Pinex, mix with a pint of sugar syrup or honey, and use as an inexpensive full pint remedy. Claims fast, soothing effects and direct action on bronchial tubes, with no spoiling and kid friendly taste. Pinex described as a concentrated Norway Pine resin compound. Do not substitute. Guaranteed refund if no relief.
Trimble Family in Need Of Clothing
A clothing drive is organized for the Trimble family of Cecil and Wes Clark Trimble after a fire destroyed their home and most household goods. Mr Stone of the Salvator Army requests donations and will arrange pick up for items to aid the destitute family.
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Trimble
Stone
Salvator Army
Cecil Home
Wes Clark
Judd Murder Trial Opens With Evidence On Gallows Charge
Ania Jan and SUR First present evidence in Phoenix as Winnie Ruth Judd faces a murder charge for killing her former friend Agned Anre Leroi. Jury considers whether Arigona will seek the death penalty.
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Phoenix
Ania
Jan
Sur
Arigona
Winnie Ruth Judd
Agned
Anre Leroi
Miami University Birthday Celebration Planned
DEFORD Jan. 21 U P Miami University the second oldest college west of the Alleghenies will celebrate its 12th anniversary on Feb 15 Alumni organizations will gather here for the occasion President Upham will speak over WLW Cincinnati Miami University founded 1802 noted William McGuffey among early professors Enrollment rose from 1000 to 2300 since the war A new chemistry building and gymnasium have been built recently
Design New Badges For Dry Inspectors
Columbus January MAP new badges, designed to curb pervules of impostors, were distributed today by State Prohibition Commissioner B G Mathews to the inspectors employed by the prohibition department.
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Columbus
Jan
B. G. Mathews
Prohibition Department
Ohio police issue new state seal badges for inspectors
The force receives new stamped badges bearing the Ohio seal and inspector names, supplementing a set of cards signed by the prohibition commissioner to assist identification. A separate item notes John L. Cooper of Youngstown was hired and his wife injured in a U.S. Route 30 car crash near Warsaw Indiana late Wednesday.
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State of
Ohio
Cocfer
Warsaw
Ind
Jan. N
John L
Cooper
John G. Cooper
Youngstown
Hirled
Here
The Quick Safe Way to End ECZEMA
A promotional notice claiming a quick safe cure for eczema and skin itching offers the product at a low price sold through drug stores. The ad emphasizes long term relief after using the inexpensive bar.
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Discars Peterson's
Demo of an Issue in a Residence
A terse note from a local desk references a residence issue labeled non compliance. Details are limited but the entry signals an administrative action involving residents and property status.
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Derla Flerbaugh
Thea
Properrte Glouster
Gladys Viney
Sheriff'a
Frank Leeper
Homer Township
College of Agriculture
Ohio State University
Eli Douglas
United Press
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Cincinnaty An DePauw
Wabash & Wimington
Aston
Centre
Transylvania
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Marrattan
Cathedral
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Oy Geoy
Tech
Penn M
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Pittsburgh
Gernegie Tech
Providence
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St. Jonns
Eraple
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Eslogan
Conn. Aggies
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Chathogs
Texas Christian
Texas
Yamaraiso
Augusta Me
Pipe Winda
Louisiana
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Ripo
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Parsons
DE Pauw Victor
Honolulu
Frankford
Lesseratora
Isaacs
Wood
Lee
Robert B. Lea
Virginia General Assembly
Rudolph Evans
General Lea
Tievin
Lloyd Nye
Amos Nye
Brothers of
Fostoria
Miami University
Kotex 2
Hinds
Zeme
Scott
Fietcher’s Custoria
McCoy
Nervine
Absorbine Jr
Listermine
Ise
Sue Castile
Squibbs
Vooley
Dorothy Gray
Ase
Zontte Aoc
Sc Gum
FITCH
Mello-GloPowder Pt
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Farvic
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