Athens Boy in Marines on Thirty Day Leave Visits Here
Mr. Roscoe Hibbard of Athens, a United States Marine with twenty seven months in service, arrived on a thirty day leave from Haiti and the West Indies to visit his parents Mr. and Mrs. Carl J. Hibbard of Painesville and his sister-in-law Mrs. Herbert W. Brooks in Athens. He is a West Tech High School graduate and holder of two medals for machinist's mate and bandsman, drum major and musician.
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Athens
Marines
West Indies
Roscoe Hibbard
United States Marines
Haiti
Carl. Hibbard
Painesville
Herbert W. Brooks
West Carpenter Street
Brooks
Carl J. Hibbard
West Tech
Cleveland
Carson Long Military Academy
Pennsylvania
Hibbard
Couple Weds at Home on East State Street
Mrs Ethel Morris and Mr Fred Van Dyke married Saturday night at 8 30 at their home 361 East State Street Rev Dr A Y Wilcox officiated Witnesses included Mr and Mrs O L Davis Lottridge and the bride's children Aubrey Goldy and Juanita Other family and friends mentioned include Mrs N T Van Dyke Frances Hartman and Alex Nelson family travel and visits noted with neighbors and relatives from Ohio University and Cleveland including a Bay Village Lake Erie trip and extended visits in Cincinnati and Parkersburg W Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Morris
Fred van Dyke
East State Street
A. Y. Wilcox
First Presbyterian Church
O. L. Davis
Lottridge
van Dyke
Aubrey
Goldy
Juanita
N. T. van Dyke
Frances Hartman
Hibbards Visit Rochester Prospective Bank VP
Mr and Mrs John Hibbard of Rochester New York left for home after a brief visit with Mr and Mrs P G Hibbard at 92 North Lancaster Street The trip covered five hundred thirty one miles by motor on Saturday Mr Hibbard is vice president of the New York Joint Stock Land Bank.
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John Hibbard
Rochester
N. Y
P. G. Hibbard
North
Lancaster Street
Hibbard
New York Joint Stock Land Bank
Prisoner Dies In Sweat Box Sparks Reform Effort
Reports of another prison camp sweat box death reach a conference aimed at ending such brutality. A Grand Jury foreman has indicted two guards on murder charges in a 19 year old New Jersey boy’s death. Churchwomen join activists as similar abuses echo in Tennessee and other states.
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Jacksonville
Fla
U.P
A. F. Gorman
New Jersey
Miami
Gorman
Tennessee
Turtle inscription hints at Revolutionary era clue
A turtle found near Marietta bears an inscription listing L. Whetzel Betty Zane and Fort Henry dated July 4 1776. Biologists deem the carving authentic, suggesting the shell could date back to the era of Delaware and frontier history, with the symbol swastika noted as good luck.
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Marietta
Howard W. Ward
Macksburg
Washington County
Betty Zane
Zane Grey
Ohio
Ft. Henry
Wheeling
W. Va
Fewer Industrial Fatalities Reported in June at Athens County
Columbus July 18 The 72 industrial fatalities for which claims were filed with the Industrial Commission in June are eight less than the June 1931 record and well below the six year average. Total time lost from June accidents reached 594 884 days.
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Columbus
Industrial Commission
Division of Safety and Hygiene
Press Agent Has Bang-Up Idea
Athens County reports 56 claims with six fatalities and 13 082 days lost to injuries in a June. The 1931 June tally shows 83 claims with one fatality and 7 362 days lost. Mrs. Molla Bjurstedt Mahory new to golf. Browne crossword link. Hollywood style column describes fashion and Olympic kinicking trends in Paris and Athens Messenger leaflet offer for a two bandana scarf bathing suit pattern.
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Molla Bjurstedt Mahory
Mary K. Browne
The
Athens Messenger
Arms Parley Folds Today
Geneva July 18 The world disarmament conference prepared to adjourn with praise for certain proposals and no definite recommendations. American British and Italian delegates agreed to extend the armament truce beyond November 1 and expected to prohibit aerial bombing of civilians and to abolish poison gas and tanks over 20 tons.
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Geneva
O.R
Dry Agents Charged Spark Town Riot Fears in New York
In Alexandria Bay New York two dry agents were arraigned on assault charges as townspeople feared a riot after they allegedly ran down two people with a motor car. The hearing followed a rum rebellion during a convention of Spanish American War veterans amid raids.
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Alexandria Bay
N. Y
U.R
Fire destroys Cambridge Flour Mills plant in Cambridge
Fire swept through Cambridge today destroying the Cambridge Flour Mills Company plant and threatening the adjacent Cambridge Hotel. Fire officials battled the blaze as flames spread through the mill complex and roof structures. No injuries are reported, but extensive damage is feared to the milling operation and adjoining properties.
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Cambridge
Cambridge Flour Mills Company
Mrs Katherine Bulkley Dies in Cleveland Hospital
United States Senator Robert J. Bulkley returned from Washington to arrange funeral for his wife Katherine Pope Bulkley aged 45 who died yesterday at Lakeside Hospital in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
United States
Robert J. Bulkley
Washington
Katherine Pope Bulkley
Lakeside Hospital
Poisoned at Communist Lunch in Massillon
In Massillon Ohio on July 18, more than 200 people of the state Communist Party convention were stricken with ptomaine poisoning after a luncheon. A medical committee and authorities aim to determine the food source and utensils used, with possible criminal action if deaths occur.
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Massillon
Communist Party
Boy Is Beaten to Death by Police in Stark Case
Cop reports that Hyman Stark accused of beating two policemen's mother was beaten to death by policemen using third degree methods. Open hearing to feature detectives who questioned Stark before his death. District Attorney Edwards says Stark died from an officer breaking his Adam's Apple.
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Mineola
L. L
Hyman Stark
Martin W. Littleton
Stark
Elvin N. Edwards
Vengeance Believed In Fatal Shooting Of Meyer C. Smith
Covington police say vengeance likely caused the fatal shooting of Meyer C. Smith age 39 at his home after he received threatening notes.
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Covington
Meyer C. Smith
Regulation of power firms deemed absolutely essential
The Federal Power Commission stated that public regulation of power companies and their operating subsidiaries is absolutely essential in the public interest. The remark underscores ongoing federal oversight aims to ensure fair pricing and reliable service.
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Washington
Federal Power Commission
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Thomas E. Byrne
Lake Erie
Bay Village
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G. A .Tetley
Isabelle Stewart
Price Hill
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Walter Blaze
Cincinnati
Katherine Figg
South Court Street
Albert E. Doran
Ohio University
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity
Doran
Staunton
William Walsh
William, Jr
B. J. Meder
Florence Meder
John Cross
Frank T. Gibbs
Longview Hospital
C. A. Overmyer
J. C. Overmyer
Parkersburg
Robert S. Soule
Fairmont
Lydia E. Pinkham
C. D. Shafer CO
Beasley
Mae
Athens County
Miriam Saner
Virginia Beach
Hollywood
Calif
Tam
Lara
Olympic
Dawn Mirage
Silver Dragons
Hollywood Boulevard
Biarritz
Au Revoir
Betty May Jewel
Virginia Trap Shooting Association
By Helen Welshimer
Sol
Marjorie Jensen
Minneapolis
Camp Fire
Lake Cohasset
Old Sol
John Curtis
Norfolk
Flemington, N. J
Libby
Smith Reynolds
Libby Holman
Cincinneti Station
Myron Kahn
B. G. Cooper
Richland Ave
the Security Bank
Athens, Ohio
Gelatine Country Club
Tage
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