Sunday Forum II Details Capitalism Talk and Tech Progress
The Sunday Forum II sponsored by AAUW featured Dr Isaac Ash tracing capitalism roots from industrial changes to interdependence between producers and consumers. Prof J R Morton outlined key physics and chemistry discoveries fueling modern technology, highlighting sulfuric acid. Dr Robert R Martin discussed mass production for profit and public views on productive capacity, with a forum following and notices of upcoming sessions and a marriage announcement.
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American Association of University Women
Isaac Ash
T. R. Biddle
Park Place
Dr. Ash
J. R. Morton
Robert R. Martin
University of Oregon
Fatal disease halts treatment for two boys in Ohio camp
In Bellaire Ohio two brothers aged 11 and 9 from the Krinenko family in Gilles Bottom are slowly dying from an unidentified illness. Doctors at Ohio State Hospital for Crippled Children report progressive brain deterioration affecting movement. The disease has resisted diagnosis and treatment since they fell ill at age seven.
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Bellaire
U.R
John
Mike
Pete Krinenko
Cilles Bottom
Here
Ohio State Hospital
Insects Lead Cross Pollination of Flowers
Insects perform most flower cross pollination while hummingbirds bats and even snails contribute. The passage notes animal pollinators including birds bats and snails aiding fertilization.
Society to Meet for Sewing Club Gathering
Social Sewing Society will meet with Mrs. T. W. Gaston at 9 N. Shannon Ave. on Wednesday at 1 30 p m.
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T. W. Gaston
N. Shannon Ave
Name Confusion Lands Man in Jail for Stolen Purse
A 22 year old man jailed on a charge of stealing a purse containing $10 from R R Starbuck’s home on First Ave claimed to be Will Rogers. West Virginia State Police later identified him as George King after arresting him when he crossed the river.
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Gallipolis
Will Rogers
R. R. Starbuck
First Ave
West Virginia
George King
Pomeroy Man Dies in Holzer Hospital After Amputation
George Conley aged 61 of Pomeroy died at Holzer Hospital at 10 AM Sunday. He had his leg amputated a few days earlier due to a cardiac condition and his death is attributed to heart ailment.
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Gallipolis
George Conley
Pomeroy
Holzer Hospital
NYA Jobs Move Silt On Levee In Gallia
Lloyd Niday reports NYA will start levee work this week to widen the berm. Twenty five youths have already found employment through the department.
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Gallipolis
National Youth Administration
Berm
Lloyd Niday
The
NYA
Ora Shafer Arrested for Illicit Liquor Possession
Ora Shafer of Campaign Creek was arrested at a Bidwell dance Saturday night by Sheriff E. E. Hatfield. He faces a charge of possession of illicit liquor and his hearing was set for today.
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Gallipolis
Ora Shafer
Campaign Creek
Bidwell
E. E. Hatfield
Virginia How ard Mayes dies in Huntington burial in Gallia native
Mrs. Virginia How ard Mayes 41 native of Gallia County wife of Willard T. Mayes died at her home in Huntington West Virginia and was buried in Spring Hill Cemetery there. She is survived by her husband and a daughter Mrs. Nelle Cofer Mason of Huntington.
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Gallipolis
Virginia Howard Mayes
Gallia County
Willard T. Mayes
Spring Hill
Huntington
Nelle Cofer Mason
Arrest Of Clayton Sibley On Car Theft Charge
On a warrant from Justice Fred Milliser Clayton Sibley of Crown City was arrested Saturday evening and placed in Gallia County Jail charged with stealing the engine head off a car.
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Gallipolis
Court of Justice
Fred Milliser
Clayton Sibley
Crown City
Gallia County
Moore Rites Held in Porter area
Funeral services for Caleb Moore aged 88 of Porter were held at Harris Baptist Church conducted by Rev. R R Denney. Burial followed at the church. Survived by two daughters Mrs Bert Russell and Mrs Maude Thomas and a son Frank Moore, all of the Porter vicinity.
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Gallipolis
Caleb Moore
Porter
Harris Baptist Church
R. R. Denney
Bert Russell
Maude Thomas
Frank Moore
Local bidwell merchant to open grocery in former market building
Lester L. Glassburn of Bidwell buys store fixtures from Kerr and Gooch and plans a new grocery in the brick corner building at Second and Spruce Streets, formerly occupied by Modern Markets Inc.
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Gallipolis
Lester L. Glassburn
Bidwell
Kerr & Gooch
Second and
Spruce Sts
Modern Markets, Inc
Licensed to Marry GALLIPOLIS
Marriage licenses recently granted here were to Her man Fierbaugh age 22 son of Nace Fierbaugh and Georgia Rhodes age 21 daughter of Lawrence Rhodes both of Northup to Edgar Duff age 21 druggist native of Charleston W Va and Dolores Dawson age 21 native of Union City Ind and to James Henry age 48 Columbus son of William Henry and a native of Thivener and Bessie Zurbaugh age 48 native of Lancaster
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Gallipolis
Herman Fierbaugh
Nace Fierbaugh
Georgia Rhodes
Lawrence Rhodes
Northup
Edgar Duff
Charleston
W. Va
Dolores Dawson
Union City
Ind
James Henry
Columbus
William Henry
Thivener
Bessie Zurbaugh
Lancaster
Collision near Silver Bridge injures none
Mrs. Don Carpenter of Gallipolis and Fred Drummonds of Waterloo drove damaged cars after a Route 7 collision a mile from Silver Bridge Saturday night. No injuries were reported.
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Gallipolis
Don Carpenter
Fred Drummonds
Waterloo
Silver Bridge
Society Notes Guests and Travelers Return Home From East Trips
Mrs Lena Sweeney, Mrs Charles H Russell, Miss Ruth Higgins, Mr Pearl Willis, and Mr Edward Tucker returned from a week in the East visiting Westbury Long Island New York Philadelphia Atlantic City and Gettysburg. Others include Mr and Mrs C W Beamer returning from Washington and New York City and Dr and Mrs Emmett L Hooper and family from Dayton after visits here.
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Lena Sweeney
Charles H. Russell
Ruth Higgins
Pearl Willis
Edward Tucker
East
Hiram Russell
Westbury
Long Island
WN. Y
New York
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Gettysburg
C. W. Beamer
W. Union St
Washington, D. C
New York City
Emmett L. Hooper
Dayton
J. H. Berry
Fred M. McKay
Elmwood Place
Berry
Marianna Linscott
Amesville
Boston
Tom Biddle
Mt. Vernon
L. O. Weser
Miss Linscott
M. C. Door
Gillette, N. J
al Lochner
U S Warned Coal To Take Place of Oil
Washington based U P report cites W A Selvig of the U S Bureau of Mines warning oil reserves will last about 13 330 000 000 barrels with consumption at 900 000 000 barrels yearly. He says coal must become a primary liquid fuel source within the generation.
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Washington
U.P
W. A. Selvig
U. S. Bureau of Mines
United States
Selvig
Secretary of the Interior
Harold L. Ickes
Supreme Court
Ickes
Rivers in North America Predominantly Flow South
A historic note states that ninety five percent of all rivers in North America flow south or into streams that head south, reflecting regional drainage patterns and topography.
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North America
Buffet Supper Advice For Informal Entertaining
Laura Lou Brookman outlines the appeal of buffet suppers on warm days and the ease for hosts. She highlights new metal, wood, raffia, and cork tablewear with non tarnish, rust proof metal options and simple elegant designs.
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Laura Lou Brookman
New York
Catholic Ladies Picnic at Breinig Home Highlights Summer Event
More than one hundred members and guests of the Catholic Ladies of Columbia gathered Sunday at the Breinig summer home in Hockingport for their annual picnic. A noon dinner, swimming and boat riding filled the afternoon, followed by a picnic lunch in the evening and children’s games and contests throughout.
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Breinig
Catholic Ladies of Columbia
Charles Breinig
Hockingport
Local Stewart Notes Highlight Community Visits and Purchases
Ida McAtee of Cutler visited daughter Mrs. William Root. Numerous relatives from Logan Chillicothe Athens Lathrop Bethany Ridge Parkersburg and Coolville dropped by for visits and meals. Purchases noted include a new motor car and truck, an electric refrigerator, and a caterpillar tractor.
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Pauline McAtee
Parkersburg
W. S. Root
M. M. Munn
Athens
Delbert Ogg
Lathrop
Melvin Dunfee
Charles Moore
A. Wagoner
Viola Klinginberg
Bethany Ridge
Joe Frost
Eugine Linton
Fred McBee
Mack Berry
Williamstown
Berry
Camden- Clark Hospital
S&s. Tilton
Coolville
Harry 8. Summerfield
Diana
Mary Minear
Gaylord Cook
Hawk
Belpre
Ardith Beverage Brooster
Marion
P. B
Meta Harrison
Piedmont
W. Va
Charlie Jarvis
Eva Chase
Herschel White
Cecil White
Ike Barnhart
Elmo
Virginia Minear
Wilma Frisby
Arthur Deeter
Elsie Ackley
Abner Deeter
M. J. Chariton
Nora Chase
William Langford
Clyde Deeter
Fred Seaman
Laura Flesher
Carl Seaman
Fred Chariton
W. G. Brill
J. Lewis Winner
James
Stolen Bonds Recovered. Attorney Triples Loss in Four Years
John H. Bruninga, a St. Louis attorney, had $6,842 in bonds stolen from his office four years ago. A tourist in Estes Park, Colorado found the bonds along a remote highway and turned them to a broker. Through serial numbers, the bonds were traced to Bruninga. the thief had discarded them after failed cashing attempts, yielding a recovery value of $821,906.
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ST. Louis
U.P
John H. Bruninga
Estes Park
Col
Roy Bergman
Chicago
Bruninga
Morpheus Named as Co-respondent in Divorce Suit
Mrs. Winifred Johnson accuses her husband Morpheus of neglect and withdrawal. The suit claims he retired early each evening and slept until noon daily before losing his job, prompting her to work to support the family in San Jose California.
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San Jose
Cal
U.P
Morpheus
Winifred Johnson
Windsor Fire Responds to Detroit Baby Vacationer Alarm
Windsor firemen rushed to a report from a Windsor woman vacationing in Detroit who said she left a water heater on at home and asked responders to shut it off. The incident highlights caution after travel.
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Windsor
Ont
U.P
Detroit
Reforestation Rush in Superior Reserve
Ely Minnesota report notes CCC workers planting new trees in Vermilion ranger district of Superior National Forest. Decayed stumps remain from former pines along Lake Vermilion as crews restore denuded areas to supply future timber for mills such as Winton Virginia and Cloquet.
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Ely
Minn
U.R
Vermilion Ranger District
Superior National Forest
Lake Vermilion
CCC
Winton
Virginia
Cloquet
Superior
Baby Born With Two Teeth Described as One in a Thousand
In Middletown Ohio baby Marcia Ann Bowling daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence M Bowling was born with two lower teeth an occurrence doctors say happens once in a thousand births.
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Middletown
Marcia Ann Bowling
Clarence M. Bowling
Marcia Ann
Ferryboatmen win $77,000 overtime award
In San Francisco the United States Court of Appeals awarded 35 Ferryboatmen a total of 77000 dollars for overtime since 1927 when an eight hour day and a six day week was legalized.
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San Francisco
United States Court of Appeals
Columbia must redecorate or abandon star dressing room
Hollywood reports Columbia Pictures faces a crisis over a lavish new star dressing room dubbed the elephant jinx room. Director Stephen Goosson’s design and pink elephant walls scare most stars, with Fay Wray the only actress using it amid superstition claims.
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Columbia
United Press Hollywood
Hollywood
Stephen Goosson
Fay Wray
Social calendar for July 20 21
July 20 and 21 events include WRA Travelers Club meeting with Mrs Mae Smith at 482 Richland Ave 7 30 p m an Athens Rotary Club gathering at Camp Rotan 5 30 p m on Monday July 20 The Plains Home Economics Club holds a school building social at 4 p m on Tuesday with girls to report Monday noon for planning The Good Luck 4 H Club meets at the leader's home Tuesday at 2 p m.
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WRA Travelers Club
Mae Smith
Richland Ave
Athens Rotary Club
Camp Rotan
Home Economics Club of
the Plains
Knight King descendants hold fourth reunion in Lancaster
The fourth annual reunion of Jesse and Elizabeth Knight King descendants will be at Rising Park in Lancaster on Sunday July 26. A basket dinner will be served and members should bring their own table service.
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Jesse and
Elizabeth Knight King
Rising Park
Lancaster
Farewell Party for Mr and Mrs Morrison
The Odd Fellows and Rebekah Lodge host a farewell meeting at the IOOF Temple Wednesday at 6 30 p m. Members should bring a covered dish and a few sandwiches. The Morrisons plan to move to Gallipolis soon.
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The
Odd Fellows and
Rebekah Lodge
J. E. Morrison
IOOF
Mrs. Morrison
Gallipolis
Ladies Auxiliary Ice Cream Sale at Alexander Presbyterian
Social Ladies Auxiliary of the Alexander Presbyterian Church will serve home made ice cream cake chicken sandwiches salad and coffee on the church lawn Friday July 24. Serving begins at 5 30 p m.
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Ladies of Auxiliary
The
Alexander Presbyterian Church
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