Ohio University honors Super with new scholarship fund
Alumni at Lindley Hall luncheon approve creating a Super scholars fund named after C. W. Super, former president 1879–1907. New York Times editor Carl Van Anda chairs the committee with donors pledging initial plans of about $2,000 to $2,500 for prizes. President Bryan urges balanced growth, stressing maintaining fineness while expanding reach.
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Ohio University
E. B. Bryan
Lindley Hall
C. W. Super
Anna Peart McVay
McVay
Carl van Anda
The
New York Times
Clyde Brown
New York
Clyde Beery
Akron
D. H. Thomas
Marietta
H. R. Wilson
Athens
van Anda
Bryan
Dr. Bryan
Takes Them Both
Mose Qualls and his white wife were jailed after both asked the sheriff to arrest the other. Sheriff Willock and deputies detained them to quell a disturbance at their home in Pomeroy.
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Pomeroy
Mose Qualls
County Roads Face Wave of Slides in Spring
A. R. Cline reports the last dirt fill at a west Athens site was dumped this morning while the slip east of the repair remains. Heavy timber and piling are driven at multiple locations to check slides. over twenty five major slides have struck Athens county roads this spring.
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Athens
Athens-New Marshfield
A. R. Cline
Athens County
Marietta
Sharpsburg Hill
Strodes Store
Bartlett
Glouster
Burr Oak
Cline
Coolville
Vicar Urges Simpler Funerals in South Elmsall
London report says Rev. E. P. Orr, vicar of South Elmsall, asks parishioners to avoid extravagant funerals and adopt simpler ceremonies in the community.
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London
E. P. Orr
South Elmsall
Cambridge Miners Demand Salary Suspension During Mine Closures
Cambridge field members of the United Mine Workers urge district officers to suspend salaries of officers while mines are idle and redirect funds to support destitute miners' families. They claim officers are paid during idleness while miners rely on the defense fund, which is short of money. District officers cite national treasury shortages due to Pittsburgh district battles and say only the most destitute can be aided.
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Cambridge
United Mine Workers Union
Cambridge Field
Defense Fund
Guernsey Valley
Rive
National Treasury
Pittsburgh
Carroll Taken To Atlanta Pen On a Stretcher
Earl Carroll, Broadway theatrical producer, was carried from Greenville South Carolina hospital on a stretcher at 12:05 a m and placed on a Southern railway train. His journey to Atlanta to begin serving a federal sentence for perjury resumed after a brief delay following his collapse on April 13. Attorney General Sargent later announced no reason to recommend executive clemency from the case.
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Greenville
8. C
U.P
Earl Carroll
City Hospital
Southern Railway
Carroll
Atlanta
Federal Penitentiary
Caroll
Sargent
Washington
New York
The Book of Knowledge Picture Story for Youth
The Athens Messenger begins a summer picture story The Book of Knowledge to answer children questions. It covers science history biography invention literature and the fine arts to broaden minds during idle months. Parents are urged to view it as well.
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Athens Messenger
Teachers hired for next year in Coolville The Plains
County Superintendent H. R. McVay released names of personnel for next year. Coolville principals include C A Gillilan and R C Bain. Smith Hughes department head Archie Morrison re elected. High school staff in Coolville include Helen Phillips Ruth Bench F A Featherstone Beryl Cone Helen Laverty Herman Humphry V O Kail Lucy Belle Evans Mary Daugherty Alta Cooper Ruby Gabriel Florence Brewer Mise Weatherby Alice Shannon and Louise Curry.
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H. R. McVay
Coolville
C. A. Gillilan
R. C. Bain
Smith-Hughes
Agricultural Department
Archie Morrison
Helen Phillips
the Plains
Ruth Bench
F. A. Featherstone
Beryl Cone
Helen Laverty
Herman Humphry
V- O. Kai
Two marriage licenses issued by Probate Court yesterday
Lawrence Leasure 22 of Jacksonville son of Madison Leasure and Helen Stolze 17 of Jacksonville daughter of Herman Stolze received licenses with Mayor Clarence Williams as officiant. Gerald A Babson 22 of Cleveland deliverer son of J J Babson and Irma Atkinson 21 of Beaumont student daughter of Jesse Atkinson with Rev M E Chatley designated to officiate.
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Lawrence Leasure
Jacksonville
Madison Leasure
Helen Stolze
Herman Stolze
Clarence Williams
Gerald A. Babson
Cleveland
J. J. Babson
Irma Atkinson
Beaumont
Jesse Atkinson
M. E. Chatley
Bequest Provisions In Will Of J Lovell Price
Probate filed reveals gifts of 100 to African M E church Nelsonville and Colored Baptist church Nelsonville. Price died June 4 at Nelsonville with hearing set for June 14. Individual bequests include Minnie J Holly 600 Josie Sanders 190 Alfred Riebus 100 Lillian Parks 50 Ellen Jackson 50 Du Norman 50 Joseph Hall 59. remainder to Minnie J Holly.
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M. E. Church
Nelsonville
Colored Baptist Church
J. Lovell Price
Mr. Price
Minnie J. Holly
Josie Sanders
Alfred Riebus
Lillian Parks
Ellen Jackson
du Norman
Joseph Hall
Court hears appeal in Parks versus Woodworth suit
Appeal of the suit by George C. Parks against Mrs. Eugene E. Woodworth over a subscription to the Ohio university alumni memorial building was argued in common pleas court yesterday. Parks, "on behalf of himself and 1730 other persons similarly situated," previously received a $104 judgment from Justice of the Peace E. Hedges.
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George C. Parks
Eugene E. Woodworth
Ohio University
Woodworth
Common Pleas
Mr. Parks
E. Hedges
Flights Planned After Berlin Stop for US Fliers
Clarence D. Chamberlin and Charles A. Levine discussed plans to fly back to the United States. They cited a $100,000 offer from an American group to return by air and expressed intentions to visit Vienna Rome Paris London and possibly Moscow as part of a European itinerary. The pair were welcomed by President Von Hindenburg at the Berlin palace and praised as emissaries of peace.
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Chamberlin
Charles A. Levine
United States
United Press Today
Roosevelt Field
Europe
Vienna
Berlin
Rome
Paris
London
Moscow
von Hindenburg
United States Army Balloon Corps
Levine
Germany
Wilhelmstrasse
Hindenburg
Dogs Kill Sheep Valued at Two Thousand One Hundred Thirty Five
Dogs killed sheep valued at $2135 in Athens county since January and in Waterloo township during May. Officials note if this pace holds, yearly losses would exceed last year despite an order to kill dogs running loose issued earlier this year and set to expire June 22. The commissioners question why losses persist under the strict order.
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Athens County
Waterloo Township
May Sets Ohio Fatal Accident Record
Columbus June 8 Ohio records a May with seventy fatal industrial accidents the highest for May in the state’s history. The count beats last year’s May by twenty seven lives according to figures from the industrial commission.
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Columbus
Ohio
Book of Prevention
Industrial Commission Reveal
Meigs Judge Rules Court Not Means to Evade Matrimonial Bonds
Meigs County Judge A P Miller denies a divorce decree in the Clara Murray v Frank Murray case. He cites gross neglect of duty and notes the wife’s beauty parlor earnings exceeded the husband’s. The decision emphasizes that the court cannot be used to escape marital obligations and outlines legal standards for separation.
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Meigs
Oliver Hartley
Pomeroy
A. P. Miller
Common Pleas Court
Meigs County
Miller
Clara Murray
Frank Murray
Middleport
Logan Gas company barred from filing new rates
COLUMBUS June 8 The Logan Gas company will not be permitted by the public utilities commission to file new rate schedules affecting consumers in fifty Ohio cities. Commission member James Huffman said the law treats a tentative rate as a two year maximum term and there can be no change until the case is finally settled.
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Columbus
U.P
Logan Gas Company
Public Utilities Commission
Ohio
James Huffman
Commission
Huffman
Actress Agnes Ayres Seeks Divorce From Manuel Renchi
Los Angeles June Agnes Ayres movie actress files suit for divorce from Manuel Renchi reputed Mexican millionaire. They wed at Tia Juana July 13 1924.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Agnes Ayres
Manuel Renchi
Tia Juana
Plane Crash Injures Two in Zanesville
June 8 report says Tom Grieve 26 aviator and Louis Peoples 30 assistant pilot were injured when their plane crashed near Peoples' home yesterday in Cumberland.
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Zanesville
U.pr
Tom Grieve
Louis Peoples
Cumberland
Peoples
Joint program urged in churches nationwide
June 8 report states the Anti-Saloon League will request a joint Fourth of July and law enforcement program be observed in every church and Sunday school in the United States on July 3.
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Westerville
United States
Anti-Saloon League
Frost and Ice Report From Amesville Area
Weather notes show official station recording 40 degrees above zero during cold nights while Eldon Wyatt’s Bern township farm reports frost and ice. Other district unofficial thermometers mark temperatures as low as 32 degrees above zero.
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Amesville
Government
Eldon Wyatt
Bern Township
Four Athens county men gain American citizenship today
Four Athens county men were naturalized in Common Pleas court after passing the examination. Anthony Altieri of Athens Bernat Hersh Goldberg of Glouster Gabrielle Guerra of Millfield and William C. McDonald of Ireland received the oath of allegiance. The ceremony was attended by officials from the City Federation of Women’s clubs and the D A R who presented each new citizen with a flag and creed. Judge L G Worstell spoke on allegiance and law obedience.
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Athens County
Common Pleas Court
Anthony Altieri
Athens
Altieri
United States
Italy
Chicago
Bernat Hersh Goldberg
Glouster
Austria-Hungary
Gabrielle Guerra
Millfield
America
William C. McDonald
Ireland
City Federation of Women’s Clubs
L. G. Worstell
Meigs Judge Reverses Verdict in Favor of Teacher
In March Mrs. Leota Frost a Highland school teacher was fined 16 dollars and costs for punishing Ida May Schnider. On error at common pleas court Judge Miller reversed the lower court, holding the affidavit charged no crime and ordering costs against the defendant in error.
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Pomeroy
Leota Frost
Highland School
Ida May Schnider
Cora Roberts
Non Support Charge Arrest in Athens County Case
Hoyt Heightland of Lancaster was arrested on a non support charge involving three minor children in Athens county Probate court. Fairfield county officials, including Sheriff William Williams, transported Heightland to Lancaster for arraignment in the local court.
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Hoyt Heightland
Lancaster
Athens County
Fairfield County
William Williams
Heightland
Miners Stand Against Wage Scale Tied to Non-Union Fields
United Mine Workers leaders reaffirmed no wage scale based on non-union competition and noted past wage reductions by Columbus vice-president David Watkins. Watkins addressed a Kiwanis luncheon, arguing union loyalty and protection remain essential, while operators proposed mediation and non-union wage competition. He cited Pineville and West Virginia explosions to claim union safety and urged business support for the union’s aims.
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United Mine Workers of America
David Watkins
Columbus
No. 6
Kiwanis Club
Watkins
Lee Hall
Trict
United ‘Aine Workers of America
Ingh Nedauek
Organization of the Union
Miami
Florida
W. B H. Haskins
John L. Lewis
United Mines of America
Watks
Pineville
Jwap
West Virginia
Oral Daugherty
Dentists Attend 90th Northern Ohio Meeting in Cleveland
In Cleveland on June 90th annual gathering of Northern Ohio dentists draws over 250 members from the region. Organizers emphasize continued dental education and community outreach opportunities at the conference.
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Cleveland
Ohio
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