Chinese Student Enrolled At Ohio In Commerce Work
Tsai T T a Chinese graduate from Kiangsi China studies in the School of Commerce at Ohio University. He discusses language barriers educations in China and the American system noting American schools offer greater educational advantages. He plans to teach in China after finishing his work at Ohio University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
T. T. Tsai
Kiangsi
China
School of Commerce
Ohio
América
United States
American Missionary Associations
Orient
Tsai
America
Tent
Kiukiang College
Shantune
College of Education
Richard T. Fiv
Hunter
Hrines
Uncle Sam
New Bishop Consecrated in Covington Cathedral Ceremony
In Covington Kentucky Monsignor Francis W. Howard former rector of Holy Rosary Columbus was yesterday consecrated as the fifth bishop of the Covington diocese established in 1858. The ceremony took place in the stately cathedral with formal rites and attendees from church and local community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Francis W. Howard
Holy Rosary Church
Columbus, O
Four Philadelphia men fined after crash with baby buggy
Homer Alle and four companions from Philadelphia were fined $19 each after their auto crashed into Mrs. Marabelile Shaw’s baby buggy. Her two year old son in the carriage escaped with minor injuries and no serious harm occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
Homer Alle
Philadelphia
Marabelile Shaw
Manahan Defies Draft to Secure Two Year County School Post
William L Manahan secured two year term as Defiance county school sergeant after rejecting a one year offer and a shorter term. He refused to sign for less than two years after a year in office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defiance
William L. Manahan
Defiance County School
Manahan
Post American Legion Corrects Giveaway of Radio Set
Glouster Frank McCann of this city did not give away the radio set as announced after the Fourth of July celebration. The radio was finally awarded to Gerald Dunnevy of Jacksonville last week after the post decided to fulfill the advertised prize following crowd interest. Mrs. B W Hawk and Jim returned from Brooklyn while Mrs Smith and her son left Bishopville for Waverly due to the illness of Mrs Sturgett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McCann
American Legion
Gerald Dunnevy
Jacksonville
Post
Mrs Drury's Critical Illness Deepens in City
Mrs E E Drury of this city remains in a critical condition with little hope of recovery. Her son and daughter in law Dr and Mrs Roy Drury of Akron arrived Saturday evening to be with her.
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E. E. Drury
Roy Drury
Akron
Rochelle Family Visits From Illinois
Ida Rochelle and Bertha Arielle visited for three weeks from Nacomis Illinois to see Mr. and Mrs. Phil Lloyd and other relatives in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Rochelle
Ida
Bertha
Arielle
Nacomis
Phil Lloyd
Cleveland man on two weeks vacation visits family
A. H. James of Cleveland is enjoying a two week vacation and spends part of the time in this city with his parents Mr and Mrs William James.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. James
Cleveland
Mrs
William James
Local Families Attend Circle Hill Gathering
Mrs L R Andrews and child Elizabeth Webber joined Mrs Ward Forrest and her daughter Jane for a Saturday visit hosted by Mr and Mrs Ed Humphrey at Circle Hill.
Parsons Return From Akron Visit
Mrs. J. L. Parsons and her son Allen returned to their home in Akron on Saturday after a week’s visit with relatives in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Parsons
Allen
Akron
Duncan Trips to Columbus on Brief Business
W. H. Duncan spends a few days this week in Columbus on business matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Duncan
Columbus
Nelsonville Defeats Hollister 2–0 on Local Grounds
Nelsonville beat Hollister 2 to 0 Sunday in a good ball game on the local grounds. It was the second game on the Glouster grounds this season, and the venue is expected to see continued use throughout the season.
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Nelsonville
Hollister
Armenian orphans join farm colony at Cavalla Greece
About two thousand Armenian boys arrive as farm colonists under Near East Relief. They work near the site where Paul the Apostle was believed to have written his epistle to the Philippians. Howard McAfee of Kansas City directs the program.
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Cavalla
Greece
Near East Relief
Paul
Howard McAfee
Kansas City
Brno
Riga
Latvia
Boy Scouts of
Esthenia
Bucarest
Roumania
Mechanicsburg Rural School Closes Year With Eighth Grade Graduation
The Mechanicsburg rural training school ends a ten month session on Friday. Graduation for eighth grade will be in the school auditorium at 10 AM with Dean T. C. McCracken delivering the address. Diplomas to high school await James Austin Klingberg, Vivian Elizabeth Carmen Henry Orville Tubbs, Jessie Ruth Dickens, Nina Elizabeth Irwin, Chel Lucile Collins, Dorothy Gregg Beebe, Frances Louise Blackburn, Mary Gertrude Gilmore, Mare Edith Lonas, Ruth Annette McHenry, Chas Joseph Penedum. Parents and friends are invited. bus transport was arranged to accommodate pupils.
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Mechanicsburg Rural Training School
Dean T. C. McCracken
James Austin Klingerburg
Vivian Elizabeth Carmen Henry Orville Tubbs
Jessie Ruth Dickens
Nina Elizabeth Irwin
Chel Lucile Collins
Dorothy Gregg Beebe
Frances Louise Blackburn
Mary Gertrude Gilmore
Mare Edith Lonas
Ruth Annette McHenry
Chas. Joseph Penedum
Freckled Youth Offered Film Work in Los Angeles
Windy, Ohio report states nine year old Robert Mc Dowell has freckles many enough to rival Wesley Barry. Aunt Mrs. John Wilson of Lima says he was offered 100 dollars weekly to join a Los Angeles moving picture outfit and share his freckles with movie fans.
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Windlay
Robert McDowell
Wesley Barry
Eag
Moving Picture
Los Angeles
John %. Wilson
Lima
Taniac Still Helps a Cleveland Machinist
Charlies W. Cramer of Cleveland Ohio reports recovery from indigestion and loss of appetite after using Tanlac. He says four bottles cured cramps gas and weakness, restored appetite and weight, and now he keeps Tanlac on hand. Sold by druggists with over 37 million bottles sold.
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Tanilac
Charlies W. Cramer
Eagle Ave
N. E
Cleveland
Ohio
Wrong stunt ends in near arrest at White Hall roadblock
Two young women and escorts blocked the road to the Niggermeyer residence at White Hall. John Niggermeyer confronted them, police were called, and the suspects fled into the woods for nearly an hour. Sheriff McKinley arrived. the parties avoided arrest after Niggermeyer declined prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Hall School House
Niggermeyer
John Niggermeyer
McKinley
Niggermeyers
Waxed floor care yields unique soft luster
A waxed floor can be kept in good condition by sweeping with a brush with hair bristles and dusting with a mop. This method provides a soft luster not achievable by other treatments.
Mysterious K K K Letter Tied to Frede rick Death Case
Frederick Maryland July 16 Washington police may be asked to probe a letter signed K K K mailed from Washington but with a Frederick address. The note to Eleanor Houck sister of Grace Kepner, linked to a murder near here on July 18. officials doubt the letter author is credible.
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Frederick
M4d
Washington
Frederick County
Eleanor Houck
Grace, Kepner
Here
Cars Smash At Bad Crossing In This City Sunday
Two cars collided at Maple and Byard streets Sunday around 7 30 pm. Gilbert Randolph of Nelsonville driving without lights hit Pete Coss of Athens’s Buick six. Coss reports $156 damage to his car. Randolph’s car sustained crushed fenders and broken headlights at a dangerous Athens corner.
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Durant
Gilbert Randoph
Nelsonville
Buick
Pete Coss
Athens
Maple
Byard
Coss
Randolph
Cabinet Resigns Over Scrap With Officer in Philippines
Mantua July 16. The Philippines cabinet resigns after a quarrel between Interior Secretary Laurel and Governor General Leonard Wood. Laurel quit after Wood asked him to reinstate Officer Conley, head of the American detective squad fighting gambling. Conley had been prosecuted by Laurel for a alleged frame up of gambling interests against him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mantua
Phillippines
Secretary of the Interior
Laurel
Leonard Wood
Wood
Conley
Costs Rise for Bridgeport Campaigns in Ohio
Bridgeport officials report that running for councilman costs are rising with a 12 cent filing fee to the county board of elections and a 39 cent fee for renomination candidates, highlighting the expense of local political contests.
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Bridgeport, O
County Board of Elections
reNaire
Pilot delays second New York to San Francisco run
Lieut. Russell Maughan postponed the hop off for his second attempt from New York to San Francisco due to incomplete repairs aboard his plane. He said he would be on his way before Saturday, with departure as soon as weather permits.
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Mineola
N. Y
Russell Maughan
New York
San Francisco
Maughan
Akron S O officers hurry to scene dead man on lawn
Police arrived to find a man dead for several hours lying peacefully on a lawn near a steered pointer. No immediate signs of foul play were reported and investigators planned a follow up.
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Akron O
Steeer P
American goodwill networks shape postwar world order
The piece highlights how American agencies and the YMCA spread social responsibility worldwide. It notes unseen help in Europe, the seed of future cooperation in buffer states, and the role of welfare work as a conduit for humane ideals beyond partisan aims.
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Hatever
America
John R. Mott
Europe
Council of Versailles
Esthenia
Latvia
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Jugo-Slavia
Haller
France
Eastern
Russia
Mary
T'Ely
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Glouster
B. W. Hawk
Jim
Brooklyn
Irrank Doudna
P. M. Smith and Son
Bishopville
Waverly
Portland
Ore
H. M
Curlew
Harding
War Department
Mechanicsburg School
Kramer
Nature
Peter Given Aaude Chulk L
White Hall School
Virginia
Remington
Logan’s Book and News
Guthrie
Ford
E. W
Eureka Value Grinding Compound
Carpenter Street
Diane
Republic of
Czechoslovak Y. M. C. A
League of Nations
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