Birthday Party at Country Home for Charles L. Brown
A surprise birthday party was held at the Pisins country home in Athens for engineer Charles L. Brown of the Athens State Hospital. Attendees included the Brown and Shamel families and others from Athens, Mechanicsburg, Chillicothe, and Athena. The event featured games, contests, and a picnic supper, with further outings and social gatherings noted for various local clubs and church groups.
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Charles L. Brown
Athens State Hospital
Pisins
Laroy Brown
Mechanicsburg
George Shamel
Audrey
Esther
Aileen
Roy
Floyd Brown
Betty
Athena
Charles Mariner
Chillicothe
Eight Fliers Killed In Moscow Air Crash
Moscow July 14. At least one high aviation official among eight military aviators killed when their airplane crashed near Albino station on the Western Railroad last Sunday. The assistant commander of aviation, V Triandefilov, was reported among the dead. The bodies were ordered buried in Moscow with highest military honors.
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Students Plan Health Display at Ohio University Gym
An exhibit of health advertising literature arranged by Prof. C. D. Giauque’s class will run Wednesday to Friday in the Ohio University Men’s Gymnasium. The display features charts pamphlets and bulletins from government private institutions and foundations aimed at classroom health education.
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Fed
Wheat Prices Drop Steadily in July Market
COLUMBUS July 14 Wheat prices declined steadily despite export fever and weak Grain Stabilization Corporation support. Ohio farmers have lost about 35 cents a bushel since the new crop market began. Russia's sales suggest an exportable surplus and the July crop report shows winter wheat at 712 million bushels, spring wheat around 156 million, with corn and oats outlook strong if rainfall remains limited.
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Ohio Farm Bureau
Ohio
Texas
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Russia
Evangelists to Hold Tent Meeting Near Athens
Announcement of a tent meeting led by Rev and Mrs Charles Hill to run July 16 to 26 at Pratts Grove five miles south of Athens on Pleasant Hill Road. Evening services, two all-day Sundays, North Michigan singers Miss Joanna Riphasgen and Miss Ya Crane in charge. families invited to attend and bring basket dinners.
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Ya Crane
Hollen’ Mich
Opens Baseball Season With Win Over Trimble
Glouster opens its Twilight League baseball season with a 4 to 2 victory over Trimble. Mayor Andrew Aten pitched the first ball, with Hunterdon's Blick Band delivering key support. Hallam pitched for Trimble, Snedden for Hunterdon, while Stephenson and J Kiraly sparked the winning rally in the seventh. Umpires Christman and McAllister.
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Meen
T. Grandy
Ood Harry
West
Oad Dalton
Gail
Ae Hallam
Hunterdon Biraly
C. Adams
L Adams
Koehler
Snedden
Stephenson
Tog L Kiraly
Deem
Geodon Sollie
Hallam
hall—Gatl
Kiraly
Camp Meeting Opens 50th Annual Coolville Camp
Glouster July 1 Rev Paul E Kemper will lead services at the Coolville Camp Meeting opening Sunday August 2 for the 50th anniversary and best attendance in years Dr R M Clare of Athens and Rev I P Day of Belpre are general chairs with arrangements in progress Also notes Old residents visit Glouster and a Canada outing for Julus Pico C E McCafferty and a Chauncey man conclude with a side sweep accident near Glouster involving a Jones coupe and a Cooley truck, estimated $200 repair.
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Paul E Kemper
Glouster M. EL
Coolvilla
Coolville
R . M.clare
Athens
I. P. Day
Belpre
Hunt
Canada
Eugene Jones
Bud Cooley
Glouster-McConnels Sile
George Bhepard ofLaleville
Burr Oak
Jones
Homer Township
Banks Close Doors Across Hungary on Government Decree
Banks throughout Hungary were ordered closed by government decree today and will stay shut until Friday to prevent a panic and capital flight. The move follows a German decree and was issued by the Hungarian cabinet after the German action became known.
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Hungary
UPJ
Banka
Paul von Hindeborg
Germany
Hard-Fought Game Won by Dresden 4 3
Dresden defeats opponent 4 to 3 in a tense contest as Paul Thelaen leads with a decisive strike amid a tight match. Nico Hit Sring Ing contributes standout plays sustaining the rally and securing the win for Dresden.
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Dresden
Paul Thelaen
Nico
Community Lessons At Kindergarten In Glouster
Glouster Reds lose 4-2 to Dresden in a playful district match. Children run a miniature grocery, post office, and schoollike activities inside a large play house as they learn teamwork, hygiene, and daily routines. The feature includes a photo tour of the classroom, the makeshift store, and the morning routine.
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Glouster Reds
Dresden
Eleanor Hazeltine
Rufus Putnam
Schoal
Paul Theft
Ality Sen
Reda
Foom
Joan Secord
Jo Ann Murphy
Actire
Louise Mason
Aingled
Dresden Abrhe
Gasten
B. Miller
Rlav Senter
Jones
Miller
Stafford
Sensilaugh
Boynton
Towildren
Rohak Ss
P Theisen
Frederick
Molnar
Aide McAllister
Kay Parrott
Adams
Theisen
Stephenson
Koehler
Bic Allster
D Miller
W. Miller
Ev Adams
Two Die After Separate Auto Crashes Near Famesville
July 14 near Famesville two men died in separate accidents. Nothan J Roberts, 22, perished when his car left the road and overturned into a ditch. Dwight Hartman, 20, was killed in a second wreck as authorities investigated Bott deaths.
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Famesville
Here
Nothan J Roberts
Dwight Hartman
Mansfields
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