Rise of Idealism in Business and Professional Life
Professor W. B Gamertsfelder of Ohio University addressed the Rotary club in Nelsonville on the rise of idealism in business and professional life. He cited group consciousness, stricter school standards, ethics codes, and the emphasis on service as signs of moral progress. He urged that personal work remains the lifelong portrait of a person.
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Nelsonville
Rotary Club
W. 8. Gamertsfelder
Department of Philosophy
Ohio University
Athens
Gamertsfelder
Vance Morgan
Columbus
Key Mechem
Ill with Pneumonia and Wrist Fracture Reported in Nelsonville
Nelsonville dispatch notes Sheppard’s pneumonia showing slight improvement at his parents’ home on East Washington street. Mrs Ferree of near Logan fractures her wrist after a barn fall. her husband, former Nelsonville schools superintendent, is well known locally.
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Nelsonville
Sheppard
C. G.sheppard
East Washington Street
D. A. Ferree
Logan
Ferrée
Ferree
Nelsonville Man Fined for Intoxication Guilty Plea
J C Hallett of Nelsonville was fined 50 dollars and costs by Mayor L J Eberle after pleading guilty to intoxication. He was arrested Monday evening.
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Nelsonville
J. C. Hallett
L. J. Eberle
Leaders to Play Barbers Versus Athenas in Twilight League
The twilight league game tonight features leaders Barbers and Athenas at the playgrounds at 5 45 p m. A large crowd is expected to attend the matchup.
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Barbers Vs
Athenas
Wiener Roast Planned by Phi Sigma Chi at Crystal Spring
Nelsonville reports Phi Sigma Chi will host a wiener roast at Crystal Spring this evening at 7 30 featuring fellowship and outdoor gathering for members and guests.
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Nelsonville
Phi Sigma Chi Fraternity
Crystal Spring
Loyal Woman's class holds monthly church meeting
The Loyal Woman's class of the Christian church met Tuesday at the homes of Mrs. Josie Baugh and Mrs. Allie Dulcher on Fayette Street with Mrs. Viola Keplar as de Sees leader and Mrs. Sam Starkey as president presiding. Attendance reached one hundred percent and guests included Mrs. Helen Starr and Mr. Sterling. Ice cream and cake were served for twenty five members. The next gathering will be a picnic at Mrs. Starkey's Ashton Avenue home.
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The
Christian Church
Josie Baugh
Allie Dulcher
Fayette Street
Viola Keplar
Sam Starkey
Jass
Helen Starr
Sterling
Starkey
Ashton Avenue
Local social notes from Columbus and surrounding areas
Mr and Mrs Gates Trout and two sons of Columbus visited relatives in Columbus with Miss Elda Crouse accompanying them home. The Garl family of Toledo spent the end of the week with Mrs Joshua Spencer as did Mrs Jane Kentner. Elizabeth Davis and Miss Ellen Davis were in Columbus yesterday and today. Lucille Dishont returned to Columbus after visiting her parents. Mrs Joshua Spencer visited her daughter Mrs Ralph White in Athens. Lewis Courtney and two children visited relatives in Columbus. Carl Fisher and two children of Huntington West Virginia visited Mrs Fisher and her parents. FE Bennett spent time in Cedar Point at an ice cream and dairy convention. Joseph Meade spent a few days in Columbus. Louise Kennard visited relatives in Columbus. Lawrence Beeman and family came to Nelsonville to take home their daughters Mary Jane and Margery from a two week stay with Mrs Neal Caldwell.
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Gates Trout
Columbus
Ed Crouse
Elda Crouse
KE. J. Garl
Toledo
Joshua Spencer
Jane Kentner
Elizabeth Davis
Ellen Davis
Lucille Dishont
Ralph White
Athens
Lewis Courtney
Carl Fisher
Huntington
W. Va
Louise Kennard
Lawrence Beeman
Nelsonville
Mary Jane
Margery
Neal Caldwell
Record Flight Fails to Beat World Altitude Mark
Washington July 27 Lieutenant C C Champion's dramatic seven mile drop while fighting flames ended with a lower altitude than expected. His barograph showed 38559 feet, short of the 40810 foot world record set by Callissso of France.
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Washington
U.R
C. C. Champion
Bureau of Standards
National Aeronautic Association
Navy
Callisso
France
Woman Released in Harrison Narcotic Act Probe
Mrs. John Goodman was released to federal authorities by Sheriff Raymond Witte for investigation of alleged Harrison narcotic act violations. She had been tied to an attempted jail break that would have freed her husband and ten other prisoners. Officials accuse her of smuggling laws into the jail.
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Bowling Green
W.P
John Goodman
Raymond Witte
Marionette river search for dam collapse victims continues
Marionette Wisconsin officials and many construction workers dragged the swollen Menominee river to find the bodies of four or five men drowned yesterday while working on a dam.
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Marionette, Wis
Marionette County
Menominee River
Devereux Players Stage Poetic Drama The Romance of Youth
Gordon Morrow reviews Devereux Players fusion of poetry and drama with The Romance of Youth a three act poetic drama in which two actors Aurea daughter of nobles and Berto Cellini son of an innkeeper perform a life spanning tale set in Spain. The production uses soliloquies to hold attention and explores youth aging mind over matter and the poetry of the soul.
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Gordon Morrow
Ewing Auditorium
Devereux
Serafin
Joaquin Alvarez-Quintero
Aurea
la Fontan
Cellini
Miraluz
Chesterhill reminiscence recalls mail carrier years
C. C. Cray spoke in Chesterhill last week recalling his four years delivering mail on horseback, four years riding, missing only two trips. He notes about the same number of homes but better upkeep, with improved streets and sidewalks. He cites the wagon and harness trade as a once thriving, now vanished business.
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C. C. Cray
Chesterhill
Navy Lieutenant Champions in Near-Record Flight Crash
Lieut C C Champion of the U S Navy air force soared above Bolling Field Washington in an attempt to top the altitude record when the engine exploded. He steered the powerless craft to a safe landing and escaped unharmed.
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C. C. Champion
U. S. Navy
Air Force
Champion
Bolling Field
Washington
Local road work and Jersey dairy noted in county items
The Plains road receives lime dressing and will become one of the county’s best with packing. Kenneth W. Hays runs a Jersey dairy near Guysville with a modern barn for sixteen milkers, maternity stalls, a bull run, and a cooling room. visitors are urged to see the herd daily.
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Plains
Kenneth W. Hays
Jersey
Guysville
Kenneth
Athens Woman Dies in Chicago Mrs Helen Hoyt Ross
Mrs Helen Hoyt Ross about 50 wife of W L Ross and descendant of Athens pioneers died in Chicago Illinois after a long illness Her body will be brought to Athens for burial Thursday Funeral cortege will arrive on the 11 08 a m Hocking Valley railroad and go to West Union street cemetery She leaves her husband two daughters Helen and Katharine a sister Mrs C G McCray of Columbus and was daughter of Jesse N Hoyt of Delaware
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Helen Hoyt Ross
W.L. Ross
Athens
Chicago
Hocking Valley Railroad
West Union Street
Hoyt
Ross
Jesse N. Hoyt
Delaware
Jumps Track Wreck Blocks Hocking Valley Train No 135
Passenger train No 135 jumped the track near Starr yesterday noon, breaking 400 feet of ties and dismantling ties across the bridge. Engine and coaches remained on rails as officials investigate cause of the wreck reported by railroad officials.
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Starr
Hocking Valley
Ohio Dairy Association Meet at Cedar Point
J Hal liday Cline president of the ice cream makers association will preside at a Cedar Point Lake Erie meeting. The program focuses on entertainment with a business session scheduled from 1 30 to 3 30 p m on Thursday. Attending are Mrs Cline Mary Louise Hartnell Beverly Ohio and Mr and Mrs P E Bennett Nelsonville.
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Ohio Dairy Products Association
Cedar Point
Lake Erie
J. Halliday Cline
Rates Cut on Lake Cargo Coal by Norfolk & Western
Roanoke Va July 27 Norfolk and Western announces a 20 cent per net ton rate reduction on lake cargo coal effective August 28. The decrease matches the Pittsburgh district move ordered by the Interstate Commerce Commission on May 9 to take effect next month.
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Roanoke
Norfolk & Western Railway
Pittsburgh
Interstate Commerce Commission
Dempsey Offered 300000 for Sharkey Bout
Boston July 27 U R Jack Dempsey has been offered 300000 or 40 percent of gate receipts for a rematch with Jack Sharkey. The offer was wired by promoter Tom Goodwin to Dempsey and Leon Flynn. The bout would be set for September 22 at Braves Field Boston or the Polo Grounds New York.
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Boston
U.R
Jack Dempsey
Jack Sharkey
New York
Tom Goodwin
Suffolk A. A
Dempsey
Leon Flynn
Braves Field
Polo Grounds
Men Dress Better, Say Ohio Tailors at Cedar Point
At Cedar Point on July 27 merchants and tailors of Ohio conclude that men now dress better than in previous years. The annual Ohio Merchant Tailors' association meeting discusses fashion improvements and tailoring standards observed locally.
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Cedar Point
Ohio Merchant Tailors’ Association
House Expenditure Ordered for Hewitt and Boden Receiver
An order directs C. M. Gill, receiver for the Hewitt and Boden company in Athens, to spend 1031.52 for insurance and compensation to American Surety on the receiver’s bond, issued in Common Pleas court this morning upon the receiver’s application.
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C. M. Gill
Hewitt and Boden Company
Athens
American Surety Company
Common Pleas Court
Tedrow Divorce Sought After 30 Years of Marriage
Sadie Tedrow files for divorce from Lindley Tedrow in Common Pleas court after nearly 30 years of marriage and three grown children. Grounds cited as infidelity and cruelty. A temporary restraining order blocks removal of $800 from Athens National Bank, issued by Judge L G Worstell. Mrs Tedrow seeks temporary and permanent alimony and divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Tedrow
Lindley Tedrow
Common Pleas Court
Mrs. Tedrow
Tedrow
Athens National Bank
L. G. Worstell
Ohio suits Harle Millican for paternity
The state of Ohio filed a paternity suit in Common Pleas court yesterday, on behalf of Opal Wilson, against Harley Millican seeking paternity determination and related support.
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State of
Ohio
Opal Wilson
Harley Millican
Common Pleas Court
Corning crowds attend camp meetings at Moxahala
Ray Johnson, 20, a Methodist evangelist from Texas, conducts a series of camp meetings at Moxahala. The large tent is filled to capacity each night with hundreds inside and hundreds standing outside.
Foura couple welcome son Bobby in Corning
Mr and Mrs William Foura are proud parents of a newborn son named Bobby born early Tuesday in Corning. The baby joins two older brothers and three sisters. Also in Corning Miss Carrie Dew will lead her Sunday school class on a picnic Friday afternoon on the town outskirts. the class has nine girls.
Local households greet visitors and updates from kin
Arnold Snowden returns home as family hosts include Mrs. William Hill with guest Miss Hazelton of Columbus. Herman and Hugh Rowland with Mrs. E. Rowland traveled from Bucyrus after a week with relatives. Harry Morgan showed slight improvement Tuesday. Columbus guests F Weaver and C F Weaver visited with Mr and Mrs Kirby Dew.
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Arnold Snowden
Nan Dayton
William Hill
Miss Hazelton
Columbus
Herman
Hugh Rowland
BE. A. Rowland
Bucyrus
Harry Morgan
Cintoe
Cc. F. Weaver
Henry Weaver
Mra
Kirby Dew
Canton Man to Speak on Law Breaking Versus Law Enforcement
C R Cline of Canton will speak at the Athens Fair Grounds on Thursday July 23 at 2 p m about Law Breaking Versus Law Enforcement. Those interested are invited to bring basket dinners earlier in the afternoon.
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C. R. Cline
Canton
Athens Fair Grounds
At & Dsm
Cline i
Ohio
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