New Haven Civics Club Reports Yearly Activity
The New Haven Civics Club, Bend’s lowest organization, reports a year of activity with $1 028.40 spent and $238.90 in treasury. It lists 100 members and expenses for piano balance, Fourth of July celebration, band instruments, lyceum, Near East Relief, sidewalks, and teachers salaries, noting the town’s progress and leadership in the Twin States Baseball League.
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Yee Club
New Haven Civics Club
In the Bend
New Haven Band
New Haven
Top-Notchers at Sugar Run School Named
Sugar Run school lists its perfect attendance pupils across grades. Seventh graders include Martin Elber Field Cecil Hiselstein Harold Turn Bull Ruth Neutzling. sixth graders Clara May Ohblinger Luciile Meds Pauli Duffy. fifth Irene Watson. third Frances West. second Alma Leifheit. first Evelyn Foley.
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Sugar Run School
Guy Watson
Thelma Beardrs
Hilda Oblinger
Mary Weaver
Martin Elberfeild
Cecil Hiselstein
Harold Turnbull
Ruth Neutzling
Clara May Ohblinger
Luciile Meds
Pauli Duffy
Irene Watson
Frances West
Alma Leifheit
Evelyn Foley
Locals Visit Relatives In Roanoke Trip
Mrs J A Pfadi of Covington Va Mrs F C Pfadi of Ronceverte W Va and Mrs T D Woods of Durgan were in town this week visiting sister and brother Conductor J O Lonard and wife. Mr and Mrs Timothy Russell left Thursday for Roanoke Va to visit Ed Russell, former brother-in-law.
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Middleport
J. A. Pfadi
Covington
F.C. Pfadi
Ronceverte
T. D. Woods
Durgan
J. O. Lonard
Timothy Russell
Roanoke
Ed Russell
Decorator Luke MecLuke Hastings Dies at 53
James S. Hastings known as Luke MecLuke dies at Good Samaritan hospital after appendicitis operation. The Cincinnati Enquirer staffer wrote Daily Bits of By-Play for nine years and his quips were adapted for film. He served on the Enquirer staff for two decades.
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Cincinnati
James S. Hastings
Luke MecLuke
Good Samaritan Hospital
Hastings
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Family visits span Iowa and Virginia trip
A family group heads to Cambrick Virginia to visit relatives, then continues to Iowa with stops to see son Earl and family and daughter Helen Lightsinger and family. Accompanied to Chicago by Mia Beulah McCullum and her daughter Ruth to visit brother Archie Brown and family.
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Cambrick
Richard Batsinger
Iowa
Earl
Helen Lightsinger
Chicago
Mia. Beulah McCullum
Ruth
Archie Brown
Rutland Wife Seeks Divorce From Unfaithful Husband
Mrs Myrtle Nelson of Rutland petitions Common Pleas Court for divorce from Hardie Nelson claiming adultery. Married August 30 1905 in Huntington West Virginia they have no children. Rose Mullen of Milton West Virginia named as disturbing element between spouses.
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Rutland
Hardie Nelson
Myrtle Nelson
Common Pleas Court
Huntington
W. Va
Rose Mullen
Milton
Nelson
Livingston and Stilwagner Granted Marriage License
Raymond G. Livingston aged 21 and Mabel A. Stilwagner aged 16 took out a marriage license yesterday and were married in the Probate Court by Justice Martin.
Petition seeks ban on street fairs in Mason
A petition circulated in Mason asks the Village Council to pass an ordinance prohibiting street fairs and carnivals in the town.
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Mason
Certificates of Honor for Ohio World War Veterans
Ohio awards certificates of Honor to next of kin of fallen World War I veterans under a 1919 law. Some 6,093 soldiers and sailors from Ohio died in service, with about one third KIA. Certificates bear signatures of Senator Tom W. Jones, Representative John Chester, and Adjutants General Layton and Florence.
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Ohio
Adjutant General's Department
Tom W. Jones
John Chester
Layton
Florence
Fen ters and Ely Wed at Camp Sherman Ohio
First Sergeant Chester Fenters and Mrs. Lillian Bell Ely married on Thursday at Camp Sherman Ohio. They will reside at Camp Sherman after June 15.
Mrs Curtis Wedded In Kansas City News Tip
A postcard reports Mrs Sophia Curtis has wed her Kansas City brother in law and will move there. She long worked in Pome roy newspaper offices and is described as a capable woman who will grace her husband’s home.
When a man may change jobs without blame
A newspaper aphorism notes a man can swap jobs without social blame, while a housewife stuck in routine bears the burden of dissatisfaction. The remark contrasts gender roles in midcentury labor expectations and domestic labor.
Logan Minshall Arrested For Parking Violation In Columbus
Harry Minshall of Columbus was arrested Friday by Marshall Thomas for improper parking. He appeared before Mayor Miller, pleaded guilty, and paid a $5 fine plus costs before release.
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Harry Minshall
Columbus
Marshall Thomas
Miller
Big July 4 Homecoming Celebrated by Legion Post
The local American Legion post announces a large July 4 celebration at the fair grounds. Plans include ball games field events races wrestling an industrial fair and a fireworks display likely to close the evening. The organizing committee features Giff Hull Ewald Schmitter Harry Mack Frank Judy and Clinton Webb plus several assistants.
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American Legion
Giff Hull
Ewald Schmitter
Harry Mack
Frank
Judy
Clinton Webb
Fire destroys home of Logan man Joe Locke in Monday
Reports say Joe Locke’s house and all contents were burned on Monday. Locke, a well known local ball player, has struggled with misfortune including unemployment for six months and a TB illness in his 14 year old daughter. Friends in Logan raised relief funds Friday.
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Logan
Joe Locke
Locke
HORSESHOES HERE STAGE ELITE BARNYARD GOLF DRILLS
Geo Fetheroff president of the Logan Horseshoe Club organizes a series of eleven games featuring Davis and Bobbitt. Davis is a former Missouri state champion and Bobbitt from Lancaster won the midwinter national championship in St Petersburg Florida. Games split across three venues Lancaster Columbus and the local fair grounds set to host one match.
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Geo. Fetheroff
Logan Horseshoe Club
Davis
Missouri
Bobbitt
Lancaster
St. Petersburg
Fla
Columbus
Fair Grounds
Laura E Riggs Dies At 62 In Local Residence
Laura E. Riggs 62 wife of William Riggs died at her home 555 East Second Street after months of illness. Funeral services will be Monday at 2 p m at U B Church with Rev Spears officiating. Interment will follow in Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Laura E. Riggs
Laura E
Riggs
William Riggs
East Second Street
U. B
Rev. Spears
Oak Grove Cemetery
Bride Elect Miss Mildred Brehm Honored
Mrs Ed Kemper hosted a miscellaneous shower Thursday evening for Miss Mildred Brehm bride elect. Guests included the Gli Amici Club of which Miss Brehm is a member. Gifts were both beautiful and useful and a two course dinner was served.
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Mildred Brehm
Ed Kemper
Gli Amici Club
Miss Brehm
Home for a Visit by Akron Couple in Logan
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Sparnon of Akron arrived in Logan on Friday to visit Judge and Mrs. H. B. Sparnon and Mrs. Amy Easterling. Mr. Sparnon works in Goodyear Rubber Company’s experimental department and reports business in Logan as slack.
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Stanley Sparnon
Akron
Logan
H. B. Sparnon
Amy Easterling
Sparnon
Goodyear Rubber Company
Arrested for Drunkenness
Logan authorities found Willis Harden and Lionel Dicken sitting beside the road after responding to an early Friday morning call, with both men in a drunken condition.
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Logan
Willis Harden
Lionel Dicken
Liquor Influence Leads to Fines in Logan Court
Citizens brought to Logan. Mayor Miller hears cases and fines each offender five dollars plus twelve dollars and sixty cents costs. Harden rearrested for operating a vehicle while intoxicated. Hearing set for Friday at seven in the evening.
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Logan
Miller
Harden
Death of Mrs. Bowers Near Morris Chapel
Mrs. Bowers aged about 60 wife of Ezra Bowers died at her home near Morris Chapel after an extended illness from diabetes. Funeral services will be held Saturday afternoon and the body will be shipped to Logan by Harden and Company for burial.
Father Angelo Gallerini Seeks Passports for Italy Trip
Father Angelo Gallerini, pastor of Murray City parish, traveled to Logan to obtain passports for a July 1 departure to Italy for two months to visit relatives. A U.S. citizen for seven years he plans to visit Hungary as well. Lawyer Christman aided in securing the documents.
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Angelo Gallerini
Murray City
Logan
Italy
Hungary
Father Gallerini
United States
Christman
Gibisonville Man Arrested for Home Burglary
Boyd Kuhn of Gibisonville was arrested Thursday by Sheriff Charles Larimer and Deputy Tide Huston for entering the home of Peter Krieder and taking property. His preliminary hearing before Mayor Miller found a plea of not guilty and he was bound over to the grand jury under a $2000 bond, which he could not furnish, and he remained jailed.
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Boyd Kuhn
Gibisonville
Charles Larimer
Tide Huston
Brot
Logan
Peter Krieder
Miller
Bastile
Local Visitors and Relatives Stop by for Visits
New Marshfield residents Mr. and Mrs. Guy Dinsmoor and daughter Gwendolyn join Miss Edna Wharton at Niagara Falls. P Hewitt family visits Albany High School graduation. Carl Wharton from Parkersburg visits Hewitt family. Susie Dodson and Nora Houston host C E Baughman. Gladys Chaffin and Eddie go to Radcliff to stay with Ceila Molihan. A W Chaffin travels to Springfield. Elmer Stout from Columbus helps care for ill mother R D Townsend. Scott of Columbus visits John Brewer family. Crede Duncan of Nelsonville visits R Hysell. Mattie Mace improving after illness. Lon Brandenburg arrives from Canton for mother’s illness.
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Guy Dinsmoor
Gwendolyn
Edna Wharton
Niagara Falls
P. Hewitt
Reba
William Nichols
Albany High School
Carl Wharton
Parkersburg
L. Hewitt
Susie Dodson
Lancaster
Nora Houston
Grove City
C. E. Baughman
Gladys Chaffin
Eddie
Radcliff
Celia Molihan
A. W. Chaffin
Springfield
Elmer Stout
Columbus
R. D. Townsend
This Copper Has a Knowing Eye
Patrolman William J. Beekman of the Columbus police department testified that he can distinguish near beer from real beer by looking at it. He said he can spot the five percent variety in a bar within a minute, noting darker color and a distinctive look. He described knowing mixtures from Bicardi rum to corn whiskey or lemon extract.
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Columbus
William J. Beekman
Beekman
Press rights clash as senate curbs access in marble room
Washington June 4 report details a clash over press access in the senate wing. News gathers lobby for open discussion while rule changes bar reporters from the marble room corridor, hindering interviews and slowing coverage.
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Washington
Senate
Capitol
Congress
Harding
White House
Rules Committee
Senate Chamber
Athens Kiwanis Club Holds First Regular Meeting
The Athens Kiwanis Club met Friday at the college cafeteria with 69 percent of the roster present. Eight charter roll vacancies were announced. speakers urged community efforts from parks and lighting to youth welfare and a hospital, plus adoption of a city beautification slogan. The club aims to enroll in the Cleveland convention with about eight thousand delegates expected.
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Athens Kiwanis Club
Carl Beasley
Kiwanis
Chamber of Commerce
Bryson
Kiwanis Club
Athens
Maurice Hyde
Thomas N. Hoover
John Lastro
Boy Scout
North Hill
Auto Club
City
Lostro
Cleveland
Portland
Oregon
Birmingham
Canada
Desk Phones to Cost More Now
The Home Telephone Company raises desk and extension telephone rents by 25 cents per month effective June 1 due to higher equipment and repair costs. The increase was approved by the state utilities commission after a recent hearing. A new directory is due around July 1 and all changes must be reported beforehand.
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Home Telephone Company
State Utilities Commission
Railroad fare cuts unlikely say Railway Age editor
Samuel C. Dunn editor of the Railway Age told Des Moines Chamber of Commerce that no substantial reductions in railroad fare and freight rates are expected. He cautioned against expecting major price cuts in coming months. The remarks reflected industry concerns amid ongoing cost pressures and policy debates.
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Des Moines
Samuel C. Dunn
Railway Age
Chamber of Commerce
Torch attachment grips pipe to thaw frozen water lines
An invention for thawing frozen water pipes uses a gasoline torch attachment that grips a length of pipe and directs flame along it to heat sections progressively. The device grips several inches of pipe and spreads the flame along the covered area for efficient thawing.
Fight Against Being Returned
Cleveland reports efforts to extradite Dominic Benigno and Charles Colletto from Guadalajara near Mexico City. They are wanted here for involvement in the Farmer payroll holdup, or for claiming they are not American citizens. The dispatch cites detectives Matowit and Cavola at Mexico City.
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Cleveland
Befforts
Dominic Benigno
Charles Colletto
Guadalajara
Mexico City
Fanner
Cabegram
Chie Smith
Matowit
Cavola
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Dalton
L. V. Brown
J. F. Stevens
Hawkins
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Charles Schaffler
Angella Woods
Melba Woodworth
Sherwin-Williams
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New Marshfield
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Aiwants
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Tomor
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William Fox
Harold
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Fagin
the Artful Dodger
Bill Sykes
Nancy
Sion
Charles Dick
Majestic Concert Orchestra
Catherine MacDonald
Athens Locse
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