Attendance leaders in Athens county schools report
Buchtel Primary children recorded 97.8 percent attendance, highest in the district, with Carsey-town and Curia Hill also achieving top marks. The five year report notes 1,047 absences affecting 1,115 pupils, 560 personal investigations, 13 arrests for absences, and aid distributions totaling 245 children.
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Athens Fraternal Order of Eagles
Red Cross
Buchtel
Solented
Alexander
Albany Village
Ames
Amesville
Athens Township
Bern
Canaan
Carbondale Ural
Carthage
Doren
Tor
Happy Hollow
Lee
Kodi
Luhray
Oaimeral
New Marshfield
the Plains
Ykome
Trimble Village
Trimble
Troy
Waterloo
York
Jackson- 3
Credit and Creditors Discussed by Athens Banker
Gordon Morrow of the Messenger interviews Athens bankers and merchants on extending credit amid industrial shifts. James H. McClure of Athens National Bank warns against overlong terms, urging that a grocery bill stay within a third of monthly wages and not exceed three months, with flexibility for honest, temporarily unemployed customers. McClure notes local business is favorable, Athens is self supporting, and university and home industries bolster trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Morrow
Athens
Bir
Morrow
School of Commerce
Ohio University
Journalla
Marchanta
Credit Anerita
Tocationa
James H. McClure
Athens National Bank
Asid
McClure
Mecture
Isine
Musical program to feature union services tonight
Union services of the Athens cooperating churches at 7:30 p m tonight at the First Methodist Episcopal church will be featured by the Summer Singers a six member group from Parkersburg directed by Clarence Tocus. B C Berry will direct the services with a program of Negro spirituals es musical selections and songs. The six singers include Ruth Dandridge Charlotte Fitzgerald Josephine Queen Naomi Ogden Ralph Ogden and David Dews with Tocus on piano accompaniment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Parkersburg
Clarence Tocus
Ohio University
Berry Wil
Tocus
Oyo University
Ruth Dandridge
Charlotte Fitzgerald
Josephine Queen
Naomi Ogden
Ralph Ogden
David Dews
Mr. Tocus
Bowes
Medley of Opera Arias and Spirituals in A Varied Concert
A fragment list of arias and pieces including Oh Italia Italia Beloved Doni et Love Lights the World Rohm Goodnight Wielaved The Stars Are Shining in Heaven Parka If I Had Lou Toall Tarks Quartet from Rigolatto Verdi Sextette from Lucia Donizetti The Bands Of Dece Parks Little Lamb Parks Tuanita art Parks Goodnight Parks Hallelujah Chorus Handle m rituals I m Glad Trouble Don t List wars Deep River Go Down Moves Every Time I Feel the Spirit Nobody Knows the Trouble ne Suing Low Barrett Chirich Listen to the Lamb Aten Away Solos Haymaking The Birth of Morn A May Morning My Task
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Italia
Doniett
Rohm Goodnight
Wielaved—Pinsutl
Heaven
Parka
Lou—Toall-Tarks
Rigolatto
Donizetti
Parks Re
Tuanita
Art
Parke
Parks
Handlem
Divorce Reveals Queer Courtship of French Count in Gobi Desert
Paris court learns of 1904 affair when Mabel Batley, an American, joined Count Jacques Bouly de Gresdain on a Tibetan Mongolia expedition. They married in the Gobi but French law invalidates the union while recognizing the wife and child’s rights. The case highlights Mongolia’s two marriage forms and a unique, noncoercive union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gobi
Sy Paul Scott
Pres Vris
Paris
Jacques Bouly de Gresdain
Peking
Tibet
Mongolia
Mabel Batley
Gobi Desert
Pauline
Miss Batley
Picnic for Mothers Helpers club in East Riverside
East Riverside mothers of Girls' Helpers club plan a July 17 picnic guests include Rev I F Brown County Agent Johnson and Mrs Frank Philups with demonstrations by Luella Carpenter Cecelia Sheridan Matt Sheridan and Thelma Walker A play titled In ime Valley by the Jolly Stitchers of Ney Marshfield is planned for several weeks away Basketball music and refreshments highlighted the July 7 meeting A rural club leaders camp will be held at Camp Nelson Dodd near Mt Vernon July 12-17 with attendees from Athens county including County Agent T H Johnson and several 4 H club members to receive instructions for the county camp August 16-21 at Athens county The Chico State university extension division supervises the state camp
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Mothers’ Helpers Club
East Riverside
Thelma Walker
Dorothy Olds
Parke Hughes
P T Real
IF Brown
Johnson
Frank Philups
Ime Valley
Jolly Sttchera
Ney Marshfield
Cill
Camp
Chico State University
Last Remains Of Submarine Crew Returned Home
Brooklyn scenes show eighteen sailors laid to rest as the 8-61 submarine remains are shipped nationwide. Navy officials say no more bodies from the Block Island tragedy are expected. Alexander Smith of Milton Georgia is identified as the eighteenth, with Ohioan Henry Olser among others. Navy plans to restore the vessel receive congressional funding, with Wilbur Secretary noting it as a monument and inspiration to service members.
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Navy Yard
Brooklyn
Vericis Parte
Navy
Block Island
Columbus
Alexander Smith
Milton
Myrtle Grammer
Henry Olser
Ohio
Wilburn
Congress
3-60
Edward Dilsberg
Tolent F D Foster
Nutley
N. J
Hikes 8000 Miles This Is Bobby and His Father
Bobby Widmier and Arnold Widmier trek from coast to coast covering 8000 miles in rugged conditions. They were spotted in Helswood Monida New Jersey and other points as they continued their journey culminating with a visit to the White House to show off Bobby’s tan coat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby
Helswood
Monida
New Jersey
Arnold Widmier
White House
Ravenna Youth Admits Bombing Group of Boys
Ravenna July 10 Vern Santoro held in county jail after admitting he threw a crude bomb into a crowd of youths. Leo Contenta Leo, 14, died after stooping to pick up the missile. Santoro says two other Ravenna youths were with him. they have not yet been arrested and no hearing date set.
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Ravenna
Vern Santoro
Leo Conentina
Leo
Santoro
Wol Wilkinson
Edinburgh
Thay
Rate reduction boosts receipts headline shows gains
Washington July 10—Income tax receipts continue to fill up and support the theory that a reduction of rates will bring in more revenue. Receipts for the fiscal year 1926 rose by 211,180,728 compared with 1928, with cuts from the last revenue law taking effect for six months of the 1926 fiscal year.
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Washington
Drowe
Prohibition officials plot to curb booze flow at source
A meeting in London sees United States prohibition director General Lincoln Andrews advocating counter measures to stop liquor supply. Plans involve British cooperation to block rum smugglers and tighten clearance to deter shipments bound for America. President Coolidge reportedly opposes government control in liquor business even for medicinal use.
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Andrews
Franks Dow
J. M. Doran
Ohio
Coolidge
Aeing
London
Lincoln Andrews
Prohibition
United States
United Statea
Quatera
Forged Checks in City Stores Friday
Two forged checks totaling 14 dollars were cashed in city stores on Friday morning. A young man in a lead colored suit attempted to pass a third check. Checks were made good by an uncle. identity and actions after the incident remain undisclosed. The merchant noted the endorsement matched the victim’s name and tracked the suspect’s car to an outside resident.
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Athene’ Murchatte
Tehoes
Automobile Club
Dup
Nang Ae Ahetereremenine A Caerrae Ee
Man questioned after man confessed and settled checks
A man questioned Ale Rephew upon his return as a young man confessed. The uncle met with the offender and corrected the false act by making good the checks, saving the youth from potential action if authorities had been notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ale Rephew
Fale
Settlement Reached Out of Court in Domestic Relation Case
A settlement was reached out of court in a domestic relation matter involving Mrs Maria Brooks and her husband James Brooks. An affidavit sworn by James Brooks to place his wife under a peace bond led to the dismissal of the case as the parties agreed to terms before trial.
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Maria Brooks
James Brooks
Brooke
Wea
Guteide
Melon dispute crosses church service in Washington
In Washington on July 10 a report from AP states Watermelons and religion clash when Rev J Milton Waldron of Shiloh Baptist Church complains to the district commissioners about hucksters who interrupt Sunday services with loud calls of red ripe watermelons.
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Washington
J Milton Waldron
Aston
Shiloh Baptist Church
Erica
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Pschool
Carseytown
Circle Hill
Secro
UPI
Sofia
Bulsa Strara
Sumner
E. C. Berry
Baeet
Chirich
Aten
Nash
Cai
Athens County
Das
Stewart Reports
Ite Pétlviues
Ft News
Ohioan
Ruthanna Merrick
Hocking Valley Livestock Club
Ray Starlin
Heber McGill
Treipurer
Laurel Potter
Honey Bryson
Fred Hayes
I Evptians
Thone
Hobart M. Cable
Parker Bros, Bank of Athens Bldg
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Greeting Card Headquarters
Hatch Library
Berry Building
Berry Hotel
Olives
Pickice Young Onions
Chatcom
Clerance Tocus
Sumner High School
W. Va
Bextette
Our
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County Buick Co
T. D. Dewis and Sons
Hudson and Essex Dealer Agency
City Garage
Hudson & Essex Sales & Service
Carroll Bean
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