Delays Prompt Local Social Guest Exchanges
Mr and Mrs W H Dye host sisters Miss Mandie Heskitt and Mrs Elisabeth Pixley of Columbus. Mrs Winfried Rawlins of Coalton visits with sister. Various families from Wellston Columbus Cincinnati and Logan visit here Sunday and over next week exchanging homes and touring local sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Dye
Mandie Heskitt
Elisabeth Pixley
Columbus
Winfried Rawlins of
Coalton
Leo Stanton
Alex Gamarra
Mary Guthrie
Ide Johnson
Wellston
D. C. Thomas
Ruth Thomas
Gladys Thomas
Cincinnati
Harry Bagley
A Thought for Today and Quote Reflections
A Thought for Today offers biblical wisdom from Proverbs about restraint with words and truth. It pairs a Hazlitt observation noting that lying signals the power of truth, inviting readers to consider honesty and prudence in speech.
Insect Plagues and Telephones Clash in Public Discourse
A jumble of notes links locusts and boll weevils to national crops and food security with a discussion on useless talk in Tokyo telephones. It contrasts pest crises with a council on efficient communication and hints at broader social warnings about waste and wasteful habits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Overproduction Noted as Key to Economic Recovery
A National City Bank bulletin argues there is no general overproduction but an uneven exchange system. The text says production can meet labor output if exchanges are aligned with prices, noting high farm prices will help restore business health and benefit consumers overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National City Bank of New York
Sooner faces talk of overproduction across industries
Speech highlights concern over excessive output as various sectors discuss balancing supply with demand. Analysts warn markets may stall if producers push too much merchandise, while workers seek wage protections amid uncertain growth.
Modern Bread Making
An overview of how modern commercial baking evolved from ancient craft to highly automated mass production. It highlights W. B. Ward’s view on future bakers, the shift to chemistry and engineering, and the high speed, precision processes that produce thousands of loaves daily with strict quality control and short shelf life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Agricultural College
W. B.ward
Ward
United Tes
Ameri
B.C
Pompeii
Hosress
England
London
Webb colliery closes in Shadyside Ohio due to strikes
Cambria Iler to Co Webb colliery at Shadyside suspends operations for an indeterminate period. About 400 workers told to take tools home after decades of near uninterrupted production since the 1922 strike amid frequent labor stoppages. Company cites union tie ups as cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shadyside
Ohio
Webb
Cambria
Ilertoa Co
Cruelty in a River Attack and Parallel Crimes in Poland
A riverboat massacre on the Drosna in Russia leaves fifteen dead as bandits select Jewish passengers. In Poland, Stanislav Zbonski and his wife confess to fifty one serious cases as they justify violence to sustain a living. The piece compares historic cruelty with modern youth crimes and questions whether such cruelty should survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drosna
Russia
Poland
Stanislav Zbonski
Germanida
Readers can ask Athens Messenger Q and A service
The Athens Messenger announces an Information Bureau run by Frederic J. Haskin in Washington DC. Readers may submit questions for factual information, not advice, with full name address and two cents for return postage. Replies are sent directly to the inquirer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Messenger Information Bureau
Frederic J. Haskin
Washington, D. C
Imquires
.fi nnish Athletics and Other Quick Facts Quiz
A set of trivia items examines Finland’s athletic culture, the number of chain grocers in the U S, Polk statues in Washington D C and other factoids. It notes the Finnish Union funded fifty four athletes for Paris and lists varied answers on hair removal ivory objects, law school BA requirements, and combinatorics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finland
Finnish Athletic and Gymnastics Union
Paris
United States
President Polk
Washington
D.C
James K. Polk
Capitol
Hershey Chocolate Company
Macdonald
Law Schools
Harvard University
Northwestern University
Pennsylvania State University
Law Colleges
Hamden Social Notes: Local Visits and Family News
Hamden hosts include Mr and Mrs Michael Spellacy with daughter Mrs Joseph O Niel of Fairmont W Va and Mrs Herbert Hamilton with Mrs Everett Beckley of Me laagur. Miss Kathaleen Jolly hosts Edna Hawkins from Altensville. Rosa Marks Turner and baby girl in Chillicothe. Dorothy Kemp visits Henry Webster group and returns to Jackson. Joe Hayes returns from B O Extra duties to Hamden. Ray Webb visits parents and in laws Abe Young and Mrs George Cavanaugh with Clara and George Jr. of Athens drive home with family after Sunday visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Spellacy
Joseph O’niel
Fairmont, W. Va
Kathaleen Jolly
Edna Hawkins
Altensville
Mrs. Turner
Rosa Marks
Chillicothe
Dorothy Kemp
Henry Webster
Jackson
Ray Webb
Black Fork
Ith
Eodore “Webb
Abe Young
George Cavanaugh
Zaleski
Miss Clara
George Jr
Athens
Hamden
W. E. Stanton
Belmont County Grange foes petting parties on roads
Belmont County Grange members at a picnic called on the state legislature to amend road laws to ban parking with lights on for longer than a few minutes between sundown and sunrise. They complain late night couples hold parties on roads, sometimes damaging farmers property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clairsville
O—Belmont
Belmont County Grange
Ohio
Kiwanis Picnic Planned for Belmont County Home Inmates
The Kiwanis club plans a picnic for 100 Belmont County Children's Home inmates at Epworth Park in Bethesda. Johns Hopkins University opens its first dormitory for students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pionic Kids
Bellaire
Kiwanis Club
Belmont County
Barnesville
Epworth Park
Bethesda
Johns Hopkins University
Talking Bridgeport Ohio Shows Summer Telephone Pay Slump
In Bridgeport, Ohio, summer brings fewer customers to business telephone pay stations as heat keeps people away and vacations reduce foot traffic. Company reps attribute the decline to fewer vacationing patrons and absent crowds in hot weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Bee Keepers Meet at Columbus Area Farm
About 600 persons are expected to attend the annual field meet of the Ohio Beekeepers Association on the Harteman Farm four miles south of Columbus August 1. Men prominent in the bee industry will lead an educational program. The meet aims to promote a uniform marketing system and improved management and operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Beeskeepers’ Association
Harteman
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Ohio Fuel
Henry Gerty
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C. W. Campbell
Otto Kleffner
Charles Meese
Jackson Lake Park
Golden Bros
Hazlitt
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South Africa
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Orange River
Middle West
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Sam
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Nathan
Chicago
Herbert Hamilton
Everett Beckley
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Joe Hayes
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Maine
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R.F.D
Lydia Binkham
Richardson
Lydia E. Pinkham
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