District Churches Basking Movement for New Building
The Southeastern Ohio Baptist assembly in Athens plans a $100000 Baptist church, with site selection by the congregation, backed by district churches and Ohio university students. The three day assembly opens July 15 with sermons, evangelism, and ministerial conferences led by Dr. T. J. Chambers and Rev. T. H. Binford.
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Southeastern Ohio Baptist Assembly
Athens
Ohio University
B. T. Kimbrough
Ohio
Ohio Baptist Convention
Ohio Baptist Churches
Kimbrough
Cambridge
Cent
Columbus
Coshocton
Galtta
Pomeroy
Marietta
Rio Grande
T. J. Chambers
T. H. Binford
First Baptist Church
T. Binford
H. Stokes Watson
Market Street Baptist Church
Zanesville
D. Billeisen
Hilbreth
E. L. Chapman
Tt First Baptist Church
Assembly
Frank Thomas
New Straitsville
C. HL. Stutt
A. Stokes Watson
Thesembly
Ube
Billeson
Hares M. Braker
Fair Oaks
Secre
Baptist
Youne People’s Union
Guldin School
Republicans Rapped in Missouri Prohibition Debate
U S Senator James A Reed of Missouri denounced Republican efforts to submerge prohibition as a campaign issue calling them political chicanery rather than statesmanship. He cited a statement by Republican National Committee Chairman Hubert Work that conscience and personal liberty within the law are not proper subjects for debate.
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ST. Lolis
U.R
United States
James A. Reed
Missouri
Reed
Hubert Work
Republican National Committee
Plan Union Service of Local Churches in Athens
A union service of all churches in Athens will be held at 8 o'clock tonight in the Chautauqua tent. Dr. W. A. Matheny of Ohio University will speak on "Freedom and Restraint" with special music under Prof. C. D. Ginuque.
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Athens
Chautauqua
A. ¥. Wilcox
W. A. Matheny
Ohio University
Special
C. D. Ginuque
Blackmer Ordered To Go Into Court
Justice Bailey signed an order requiring Harry M. Blackmer to appear in the D C supreme court on October 15 to show cause why he should not be held in contempt for failure to appear as a government witness in the Sinclair trial. An order also directs U S Marshal Snyder to seize $100,000 in Blackmer property and hold it pending the proceedings.
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Washington
U.P
Harry M. Blackmer
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Harry S. Sinclair
Justice Bailey
Bailey
U. S
Snyder
Blackmer
Boy Scouts Need Reservations for Camp Endubonah
Local Troop 2 will hold a meeting at Athens Tourist's camp to allocate reservations for Camp Endubonah. Camp runs one week periods from June through August on the Muskingum river in Lake Chute, Ohio, with activities in swimming, rowing, life-saving, and citizenship training.
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Camp Endubonah
Athens
Roy L. Dupler
Endubonah
Southeastern
Ohio
Jor
Former Meigs Man Dies in Pennsylvania
Former Meigs man David Wilson dies in Pennsylvania while visiting relatives. Funeral services are set for Monday afternoon. He leaves two brothers, a sister, and other family members. Local notices mention burial and return arrangements with limited readable details.
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Meigs
Pennsylvania
David Wilson
Allets
Wison
Akron
Bern
Rearsy
Cowboy and Rodeo Star That’s New Mexico’s Attorney General
Santa Fe July 7. Bob Dow, New Mexico attorney general and lifelong cowboy, participated in three rodeos during the first week of July and plans to enter Tex Austin’s national rodeo in Chicago next month. Born in Carlsbad where his father was sheriff, Dow recalls brutal frontier days and his family’s sheriff history. He still slips away from office weeks to ride and rope, proving his skills with a calf roping 25 second win in Carlsbad while a former legislator. He anticipates Chicago with confidence, saying his practice may be less but his natural ability remains.
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Ne& Service
Santa FE
N.M
American West
Capital
Bob Dow
Brotherhood of
New Mexico
Tex Austin
Chicago
Carlsbad
Jack Ketchum
Els
Estancia
Istancia
Dow
No Thermometers Stolen From Lash Drugstore Display
Nine thermometers disappeared from the E. B. Lash drugstore display after January. The store had kept a long running temperature record with thermometers secured by heavy screws. Mr Lash cannot explain the thefts as the theft involved objects fastened securely and the calendar notes were visible to many customers.
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E. B. Lash
Lash
If Lash
Bridegroom of Day Dies From Poison
Cleveland July 7 funeral services held for John Hidey 21 a bridegroom of a day who died of accidental poisoning after wedding festivities. Police said he swallowed poison thinking it a headache remedy after the wedding night and then collapsed after the headache began.
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Cleveland
U.ak
John Hidey
Small Child Lost But Later Is Found
Police were informed yesterday that Marie Kilpatrick four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs John Kilpatrick of 72 Mulberry street had been lost. Marie had attended the Redpath Chautauqua children’s hour with her sister Agnes five. Agnes came off the stage and Marie disappeared. Shortly after noon Mrs Kilpatrick found the child wandering home alone.
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Marie Kilpatrick
John Kilpatrick
Mulberry Street
Marie
Redpath Chautauqua
Agnes
Sir
Attempt for Beauty Scorned by Wife
Youngstown July 7 UAK Councilman Thomas W Robertson frequents a beauty parlor to have his hair marcelled and receive special attention in attempts to be beautified according to a divorce and alimony petition filed by his wife Edith Y Robertson. She charges he was with a beauty parlor operator at a club causing her anxiety. He left home in June and refuses to return.
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Youngstown
UAK
Thomas W. Robertson
Edith Y.robertson
Woman Confesses Attempted Fire at Home in Cincinnati
A Cincinnati woman admits she tried to burn her home and tells police of a past marriage and divorce. She implicated two of her children, Edward and Eleanora Dell, in the case and connected Frank Wilson as a boarder linked to a separate liquor-related sentencing.
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Cincinnati
Sedd Do
E Wilson
Ha Hsin
Emileburg
Indiana
Wilson Feh
Lawrenceburg
Edward
Aurora
Eleanora Dell
M. Lanceburg
Frank Wilson
Schonege
Schonegg
Schoness
Mra. Schonege
Wilson
Married Athens Couple Celebrates 39th Anniversary at Old Hotel
Mr and Mrs W D Robinson of Athens marked their thirty-ninth anniversary with a day trip to an old hostelry and a wedding trip kept simple by horse and wagon and a stay in a Lorain Carpenter livery stable. Eight children survive the pair with many grandchildren and lines of kin noted, reflecting a long rural life in the era.
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Athens
W. D. Robinson
Horsy
Burgy
Dis
Lorain
Mrs. Robinson
Mrimson
D. Kusler
Percy Culwider
Ross W. Headley
Tovight
Donald
Robin
Alma
Calum Bu Roy
Daetar
Robby Messenger
Chen
Robinson
Man Dies Suddenly While Convalescing in Columbus
Col umbus July 7 convalescing from influenza Ben W Warden 4 1202 Franklin Avenue died Friday night at his home from acute dilation of the heart He had been an artist with Bucher Engraving since 1909 and earlier worked for The State Journal Harpers Illustrating Syndicate and Van Gerichten Art Glass He was born in Athens and was once a Columbus Art School instructor He was a nephew of Tim Ble Warden of Athens former sheriff of Athens County
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Columbus
Ben W. Warden
Franklin Avenue
Warden
Bucher Engraving Company
State Journal
Athens
Harpersllustrating Syndicate
jVan Gerichten Art Glass Company
J. Warden
Tim Ble Warden
Athens County
Feud Blamed for Deaths of Dockery and Carter
In Dungannon Virginia a feud believed to stem from gos sip led to the deaths of farmer Andy Dockery aged 59 and deputy game warden John Carter aged 56. Dockery was shot three times, Carter died by a self-inflicted gunshot after killing Dockery, and their bodies were found 100 yards apart near Dungannon.
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Dungannon
Tuly
Cataal
Andy Dockery
Farmer
John Carter
Game War Ten
Here
Dockery
Carter
Woman Plunges 14 Floors in Cleveland Elevator Crash
In Cleveland on July 7 38 year old Mrs Anna Scherhba fell fourteen stories to her death in an elevator shaft at the Leader building. A second woman Mrs Rose P Bowman narrowly escaped death while attempting to demonstrate the accident to police.
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Cleveland
U.R
Anna Scherhba
Leader
Rose P.bowman
Confer Fifth Degrees At Grange Meeting
The Athens county Yemeni orange mat gathering met in Chamber of Commerce rooms Friday to confer the fifth degree on Mr and Mrs Charles Duerherty. Sixty three attended and eighteen signaled intent to attend the county Pomona Orange meeting in Harrisonville on July 1. The next meeting was planned for Friday evening July 20.
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Athens County
Chamber of Commerce
Charles Duverherty
Daugherty
Met County Pomona
Harrisonville
New Proposal Would Divorce Aviation Corps
Washington July 7 Military aviation may become an independent factor in national defense. A plan by Brigadier General William Mitchell for a separate aeronautical department faces opposition but a proposal to divorce the air corps from the army is under serious consideration at the War Department. The move is linked to recent near term mili tary aviation developments. CHICAGO July 7 A general conference to combat water pollution in the Great Lakes region will be called this fall by officers of the American Association announced here.
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Washington
United States
Byt Brigad G
William Mitchell
Aeronautical Department
Wars Department
Air Corps
Chicago
Ihe Lakes
Maah- Walton Prague
America
Shannon named to state American Legion convention committee
M. P. Shannon of the K. T. Crossen post in Athens is named to the state American Legion committee handling arrangements for the state convention in Columbus August 19 20 and 21. It marks the first time a man from this big county has held a position on the state committee. Plans call for the largest Ohio convention yet with East Broad street allocated to the Legion for the three days. The city will be transformed to welcome veterans with full honors and no expense spared to make the tenth convention memorable.
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M. P. Shannon
K. T
East Broad Street
Legion
Broad Street
Columbus
Radio Set Could Aid Forest Rangers In Firefighting
The United States Forest Service tests a portable back carried radio set to aid forest rangers in fighting fires. Trials face challenges from timber density, wave absorption, and rugged terrain as tests proceed in forest areas this year.
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Washington
United Press
United States Forest Service
Killers Of Kentucky Sheriff Sought By Armed Posse
In Harlan County a posse hunts two suspects Napier and Bociy after the sheriff Floyd Ball and Deputy John Hemley were shot dead last night. The fugitives were believed to have fled along the newly paved Vinesville highway following a confrontation near Harland.
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Tupi
Ales Napier
A. ©. Kelly
Harland
Sherif Floyd Ball
John Hemley
Harlan
Ines
Napier
Bociy
Vinesville
Uest
Well Known Citizen Reported Missing in Cleveland
Well known citizen H Wolfram, former attorney and prominent figure, is missing from Chatetty since June 27. Warnings of arrest in a Guardian Trust Company case prompted the search as insurers review his affairs. debts estimated at $20000.
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Cleveland
Desent H. Wolfram
Grin Faux
Chatetty
Wolfram
Guardian Trust Company
Fatty
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