Tri County Rural Club Camp Near Haydenville
The tri county boys and girls rural club camp will be held at the Grotto grounds near Haydenville August 16 21. County agents plan democratic activities with vesper services campfire circles and daily news sheets. Girls learn crepe paper art while boys study tool sharpening rope making wrestling and boxing with nature study in the mornings and supervised play afternoons. Swimming vesper services and campfire events are scheduled daily.
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Grotto
Haydenville
T. H. Johnson
Robert Lang
Hocking County
A. M. Hedge
Vinton County
Mr. Johnson
Miss Clarkson
Dennison Crepe Paper Company
Columbus
Metcalf seeks bigger buses for Athens Belpre route
Columbus July 22 Application to replace the two seven passenger buses now in use on his bus line with two fifteen passenger buses was filed with the state public utilities commission today by C D Metcalf of Athens. He operates a bus line between Athens and Belpre.
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Columbus
State Public Utilities Commission
C. D. Metcalf
Athens
Belpre
New Trial Sought in James Auflick Case in Ohio Court
The industrial commission of Ohio will hear a motion for a new trial July 30 in the case of James Auflick of Nelsonville. A jury in Common Pleas awarded $14 weekly for injuries suffered March 31 at the GC Robins Coal mine near Welsonville.
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James Auflick
Nelsonville
Industrial Commission of Ohio
Auflick
Common Pleas Court
Robins Coal,company
Welsonville
Red Grange Faces Divorce Complaint Scandal
Los Angeles July 22 Harold Red Grange football hero and former movie star is cited in a divorce cross complaint filed by Charles A Taylor against Mrs Taylor. The filing alleges that during an auto ride Mrs Taylor refused a seat and sat on Grange s lap and kissed him.
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Los Angeles
Cal
The
Los Angeles Examiner Today
Harold “Red” Grange
Wheaton
Ill
Charles A. Taylor
Officials say captains lack authority to perform marriages at sea
Government notes no law allows ship captains to officiate marriages at sea, effectively making sea weddings illegal. No opinion given on ceremonies already performed. Liberia accepts U S reservations to World Court protocol, third nation to respond favorably after Cuba and Greece. Major Spatz flies Washington to San Antonio in one day. Union Stockyards firm accused of unfair livestock sales practices. Auto borrower may sue for damages in Pennsylvania case. Rural schools flagged as needing efficiency gains, while 85 percent of industrial accidents deemed preventable.
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United States
African Republic
Cuba
Greece
Washington, D. C
San Antonio
Tex
Major Spatz
Army Air Service
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Union Stockyards
Cincinnati
Secretary of Agriculture
C. V. Marvin
United States District Court, Middle District of
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Bureau of Education
Bureau
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Industrial Ac
Industrial safety urged at Washington prevention conference
The conference in Washington highlighted that 19 550 workers die and 2 125 000 are injured yearly in industrial accidents. It cited nearly 20 million dollars of lettuce marketed in the United States last year and linked diet shifts to rising lettuce shipments. Navy radio stations report improved communications this season due to high frequency ashore installations.
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Washington
United States
Department of Agriculture
Chief of Naval Operations
Smuggler Boxer Kid Lewis Fined for Fragrance Smell
Dover police fined boxer Kid Lewis sixty dollars after odor from perfume in his pocket led an inspector to discover the contraband. The incident centered on an attempted smuggling at the port town of Dover England.
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Dover
Eng
Lewis
Chauncey Wyatt Dies in Ironton
Chauncey Wyatt bachelor and former Amesville resident died last night at his sister Mrs D I Ogg’s home in Ironton from infirmities of old age. Body to arrive in Athens Friday at 1 27 and funeral by motor to Amesville for burial. He leaves two sisters Mrs D L Ogg Ironton and Mrs E C Curtis Marietta and two brothers G B Wyatt Amesville and 8 C Wyatt Minerva. He was uncle to Mrs A T Lawhead and Mrs 8 C Lummis of Athens.
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Amesville
D. I. Ogg
Ironton
Athens
Wyatt
D. L. Ogg
E. C. Curtis
Marietta
G. BE. Wyatt
C. Wyatt
Minerva
A. T. Lawhead
C. Lummis
Lodge Officers Are Installed at Queen Vashti Lodge No 633
Queen Vashti Lodge No 633 Rebekahs installed officers with Deputy President Teal Holzschuh presiding. The ceremony occurred in Logan on July 22 and included Mrs. as part of the installation group.
Speech Defects Can Be Eliminated
A health column by Dr Roy al S Copeland urges treatment for stuttering lisp paralysis and other speech defects at Georgetown University Speech Clinic. It emphasizes poise health and practice under expert direction to overcome speech issues and invites readers to consult their doctors and school heads for possible cures.
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Georgetown University
Washington
Heart of a Rose Room Transforms for Katherine and Marion
Katherine admires a sunlit second floor redesigned by Lillian and her companion team. A screened heart of a rose room for Katherine and Junior contrasts with Marion’s separate school life as Lillian saves for a permanent home.
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Lillian
Katherine
Junior
Hudson
Mary Harrison
Marion
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Carol Mount Named Deputy Marshal In New Installations
The meeting installed officers including Clara Snyder P G Grace Kilpatrick Jennie Toole and Margaret Macay as N G officers Gertrude Ruble is ward en Kate Ellinger conducts Emma Ris ley is chaplain Ida Poling V G Icel Holzschuh R 8 to V G Anna Poling L B to V G Bertha Lyke inside guard Edna Shaw outside guard A lunch followed and initiation plus supper set for Friday evening.
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Carol Mount
Clara Snyder
P. G
Grace Kilpatrick
N. G
Jennie Toole
Margaret Macay
Gertrude Ruble
Kate Ellinger
Emma Risley
Ida Poling
V. G
Icel Holzschuh
Anna Poling
Bertha Lyke
Edna Shaw
Former Jackson convict returns home to Canton after release
Former Probate Judge Reed M. Powell of Jackson County was released yesterday from London prison farm after serving two years for embezzlement of county funds. He was greeted with luncheon invitations and offers of work from local businessmen. Powell will locate in Canton. his wife divorced him during his imprisonment.
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Jackson
Reed M. Powell
Jackson County
London
Powell
Canton
A Smollock Style Pattern for Home and Office Wear
A pattern for a versatile garment offered in four chest sizes Small to Extra Large. Materials vary by sleeve length and fabric: 3½ yards of 32 inch material plus ½ yard contrasting for short sleeves, or 4¼ yards for long sleeves single fabric. Pattern mailed on receipt of 11½ cents in silver or stamps.
Women Hear of the Candidates at Third LWV Rally
The third political rally for women organized by the League of Women Voters occurred Wednesday evening at New Marshfield M. P. church. Mrs Eva Wert presided as handbills with candidate names were shown and sample ballots distributed.
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League of Women Voters
New Marshfield
M. P
Eva Wert
H. Bing
Athens County League of Women Voters
Tomorrow Horoscope Signals Change and Rumors
Forecast warns of a lively day with doubts and annoyances that may affect personal and financial affairs. A sudden change or journey could spark sensational reports or gossip, yet not all is bleak. Those with birthdays will have a lively year with possible success in speculative ventures if cautions are observed.
California Woman Weighs 335 Pounds With Four Foot Hair
Mrs Jane Hamilton of Willows California celebrated her first birthday by noting she dislikes bobbed hair She weighs 335 pounds and her hair is four feet long on display to callers.
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Willows
Calif
Jane Hamilton
Noiseless Auction Draws Bidders in Rotterdam
In Rotterdam Holland, buyers sit in numbered chairs during a silent auction. Bidders push a button to drop out, and the final bidder at the remaining chair wins the article in a quiet, high tech bidding scene.
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Rotterdam
Holland
Ohio Crops At Risk As Heat Wave Grips State
Ohio endures a record heat wave with cooler rain forecast. seventeen heat deaths reported and crops seen at risk if temperatures stay high. Lancaster records 103 degrees as the State faces possible agricultural damage without relief.
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Columbus
U.P
Ohio
Lancaster
Five New Stop Signals Erected in Athens Streets
Five new stop signs were placed in Athens yesterday by city safety director Franz Woodworth. They are at Congress and State by the Christian church, College and Mill by the Catholic church, and Lancaster and State by the Athens high school building.
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Athens
Franz Woodworth
Congress
State Streets
Christian Church
College and Mill
Catholic Church
Lancaster
State
Convicts Seize Prison Farm In Texas Hostage Incident
In Houston a guard named William Rader, aged 50, was fatally harmed when two armed cars drove to the Fergu son prison farm near Huntsville. Six inmates were taken hostage amid a jailbreak alleged to be carried out by convicts who escaped two weeks earlier.
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Ferguson
Huntsville
William Rader
Speer
Return from Kentucky visit with bridge parties in Logan
Miss ith Heft returns from Ashipind Kentucky after a week with sister Mrs. Robert D. Green. Mrs Green hosted a bridge party during the stay and friends held bridge parties and picnics for the guest.
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Logan
Ith Heft
Ashipind
Robert D. Green
Cleveland Grand JuryProbes Million Dollar Booze Syndicate
U P Federal District Attorney Bern steen ordered a federal grand jury investigation into a Cleveland alcohol trafficking syndicate described as a million dollar booze operation. The action signals a major federal probe into illicit liquor networks and organized crime links in the city.
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Cleveland
U.P
Bernsteen
Federal
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