Public Speaking Play Spoofs Truth Telling Bet at Athens
Investment of nearly 90000 in worthless stocks is narrowly avoided during a university Public Speaking department performance of Nothing But the Truth. Robert Bennett played by Henry Sheppherd is bound to tell only the truth for 24 hours with Melba Woodworth as Gwendolyn Ralston aiding the plot.
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Robert Bennett
Henry Sheppherd
Bennett
Melba Woodworth
Gwendolyn Ralston
Long Island
Lila Lane
Thelma Wheeland
Miss Lane
Mabel Jackson
Ethel Clark
Ruth D. Hollinger
Lois McElheney
Martha
Thacher's Liver Syrup Promises Easy Digestion
A windowed advertisement touts Dr Thachers Liver Syrup and Food Syrup claiming to cleanse and strengthen the body. It asserts improved digestion energy and nerves with a satisfaction or no cost offer, listing several pharmacies in Athens and nearby towns.
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Supreme Court Asked to Rehear Sunday Movie Case
Columbus Ohio June 10 The case of Walter K ids Findlay motion picture inhibitor seeks rehearing after the state supreme court denied legality of Sunday movies. Richards counsel argues the high court favored the accused in interpreting doubtful statutes and the ruling on Richards contradicts that principle.
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Serenade of Old Grads Pleases Campus Crowd
On Serenade Monday night at Db University campus alumni and sorority members recalled college days. Alpha Gamma Ita Pi Beta Phi Delta Tau Delta Sigma Phi Delta Theta and Chase's legions performed. About 3000 attended as Robinette accompanied on piano. the performance may become a regular commencement feature.
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Endurance trip ends as Sergt Cole completes 120 hours drive
Sergt Cole finished a five day endurance run in Zanesville covering 2306 miles with two tire punctures. He traveled via Zanesville Meridia Athens and Marion amid large crowds and was aided by two nurses before reaching a collapse state. A $3000 wager with a Hollywood producer was won for driving handcuffed to the wheel.
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State seeks to prove sanity of Leopold and Loeb
Chicago June 10 University professors including Roscoe Pound will be called to testify on the sanity of Nathan Leopold and Richard Loeb in the Franks murder case. Detectives will depose Michigan students and trace the extortion letter typewriter used to threaten Jacob Franks.
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Richard Loeb
Roscoe Pound
Harvard Law Scohol
Robert Franks
Leopold
Harvard Law School
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James D. Hall
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Pound
Underwood Typewriter Company
Pierce HH. Bitker
Milwaukee
University of Michigan
Jackson Park
Loeb
Ann Arbor
Sanctuary of Our Sor rowful T'other to rise west of Portland
The Servite Fathers of Portland plan a Fall start on a $5,000,000 Sanctuary of Our Sor rowful T'other atop Rocky Butte. The 58-acre site will include a 500 foot long sanctuary, two 300 foot towers, seven chapels, and stone from the local quarry. The project aims to host thousands of pilgrims annually and take five years to complete.
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A Pretty Play Apron for a Tiny Tot
Blue linen apron with flower motifs and red floss decoration with stitched details. Suitable for pongee crepe sateen or chambray fabrics and sized for 2, 4, 5 and 8 years with a roomy pocket. Pattern costs 12 cents and can be mailed with a receipt to any address.
Maschke Wins Ohio National Committeeman in Cleveland
Maurice Maschke, Cuyahoga County leader and Bur ton ally, won Ohio national committeeman at the Cleveland Ohio GOP gathering. Despite expectations for Louis Bursh, Maschke secured 27 votes to 24 and moved to unanimity, with only a Columbus delegate drifting toward Brush.
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Cuyahoga Country
Theodore B. Burton
G.O. P
Ohio
Bud K. Hynicka
Cincinnati
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Coolidge
Louis H. Bursh
Salem
Manchke
Maschke
Brush
Frank B. Willis
Athenians Honor Society Initiates Eight Students
Eight pupils from Athens High School were inducted into the National Honor Society at a Monday evening ceremony in the school auditorium. The initiates include six juniors Ralph Wharton Violet Colling Thelma Bingham John Kinderedgar Zick and Katherine Moses and two seniors Marianna Bing and Mary Shafer.
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National Honor Society
Ralph Wharton
Violet Colling
Thelma Bingham
John Kinderedgar Zick
Katherine Moses
Nonard
Marianna Bing
Mary Shafer
Declamation Contest Honors Brown Prizes At Ohio U
The annual J. D. Brown prize declamation event saw Garrick win first prize of 10 dollars for a Merchant of Venice Shylock scene. Thelma Bineham claimed five dollars, Verna Danford two fifty, with selections from Twelfth Night. Awards will be handed Thursday with other high school Brown prizes. judges were three Ohio University professors.
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Witch
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Antonio
Thelma Bineham
Verna Danford
Raymond Lintz
H. H. Peckham
F. W. Reed
Ohio University
Crabbe Quits Governor Battle
Columbus Ohio June 16 That Attorney General Crabbe is out of the G O P guberna torial race his declaration is on file today with Secretary of State Brown as a candidate for renomination as attorney general Lieutenant Governor Earl D Bloom Bowline Green democrat has filed for renomination.
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Identity of Man Still a Mystery In Columbus
The body of a World War veteran who died Saturday in Columbus of heart disease will be viewed today by physicians from Columbus State Hospital. They suspect the man may be Bernard Stork, a former penitentiary inmate who fled from the hospital during a recent stay. Stork had been released from prison by the governor and was said to be suffering a nervous breakdown.
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Star car driver fails in 3000 mile non stop test
Sergeant Cole drove 3396 miles in 120 hours from Marietta to Athens and back toward Zanesville as a wager test of long distance non stop driving. A crowd blocked Main Street as Cole, fatigue evident, made a last stand in front of the Court House with a flag fluttering from his car.
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