Farmers Visit State Farm to Witness Work
A 165-person delegation from Hocking and Jackson counties toured the Carpenter state experiment farm in Logan. Rain limited viewing of plots while researchers discussed soil acidity, legumes, and wheat dates. Women observed poultry care and lawn shrubbery placement during the visit. Miss Olivia Wright and W A Bennett were married at the bride’s home with a small ceremony and wedding luncheon, and plan a Cincinnati home.
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Logan
Hocking County
Jackson County
Carpenter State Experiment Farm
Olivia Wright
Lelia Wright
W. A. Bennett
Cincinnati
East Main Street
Henry L. Geddes
Presbyterian Church
Bennett
Wright
A. G. Steinman
Edward Hockman
Charles Moore
Cleveland
Almeda
Local families visit Logan during weekend
Mrs. William Decker and son Willis of Williamstown West Virginia arrived in Logan for a several week visit with Mr. and Mrs. Phil Tschappat. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Evola of Detroit arrived in Logan for a few days with Mr. and Mrs. J Woodard. William Woodard, OSU student, returned home for summer vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Wright and Kathryn attended Ohio State commencement for son Harold Wright who will graduate and join a Niagra Falls manufacturing firm.
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William Decker
Willis
Williamstown
W. Va
Logan
Phil Tschappat
Sam Evola
Detroit
J. ¥. Woodard
Evola
William Woodard
Ohio State University
Eugene Wright
Kathryn
Columbus
Ohio State
Harold Wright
Niagr Falls
Churches Hold Union Meeting as Chautauqua Closes
Logan June 11 Churches of the city united in a union meeting at the Chautauqua tent to end a season praised as a success despite severe weather. The Rev. David McDonald preached the closing sermon with L. P. Mooney directing singing. A new contract secures Chautauqua’s return next year and 101 signers on contracts, 21 added Saturday.
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Logan
David McDonald
Lancaster
L. P. Mooney
Chautauqua
L. W. Franks
Frank Blasius, Jr
J. W. Woodard
Jacob Keller
Jank Judy
Lawrence Hack
Curtis Cole
T. C. Harper
Rose Mutchmore
Coonville Man Held After Auto Collision
Virgil Lowels of Coonville was jailed on a driving while intoxicated charge after a wreck one mile south of Logan on the Nelsonville highway. Sewards, driving drunk, reportedly fled Logan before the pursuit and collided with J Malone’s car, breaking a wheel. Malone escaped uninjured.
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Logan
Tsophoe
Virgil Lowels
Coonville
L. F. Hammond
Nelsonville Highway
Hammond
Sewards
Nelsonville
Sowards
J. Malone
Haydenville
Malone
C. F. Shonk
Man Charged With Blocking Highway Pleads Not Guilty
Herbert Richards was charged by Flemon Sauders of West Street in Logan with blockading a public highway. At arraignment he pleaded not guilty and the hearing was set for Monday. He was released on his own recognizance. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Potts and family of Laurelville visit Mrs. Potts' parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Thrush, in North Mulberry Street.
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Paul Potts
Laurelville
Potts
H. V. Thrush
North Mulberry Street
Raklets Leads Open Qualifying With 77 At Beechmont
A.R. Tom Raklets, young Mahoning Valley pro, posted the best early score in the 34 hole National Open qualifier at Beechmont Country Club Cleveland. He finished the first 18 in 77, with a 37 on the last nine after a 46 opening.
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Beechmont Country Club
Cleveland
A.R
Tom Raklets
Mahoning Valley
McGill Condition Stable After Gunshot Wound
Don McGill Nelsonville mine manager remains under care at Cherrington hospital with a bullet wound above the ankle 60 hours after admission. Doctors report little infection and note bone fragments removal and silver plates applied. Visitors limited due to crowd at the hospital. Wesleyan Receives Gifts totaling over 700000 to Ohio Wesleyan University announced by board chair Erwin Guthery.
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Logan
Don McGill
Nelsonville
Cherrington
McGill
Funeral Held for Civil War Veteran Harvey Stultz
Logan June 11 Funeral services were held at 2 oclock today for Comrade Harvey Stultz who died Saturday after six months illness. He enlisted in 1861 served in the Army of the Potomac was wounded at Shiloh and discharged in 1862. He leaves widow Margaret and two sons George of Cleveland Alert of Logan, plus a granddaughter and great granddaughter. Burial in Oak Grove cemetery.
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Logan
North Walnut Street
Harvey Stultz
J. R. Fields
Stultz
G. A. R. Comrad
Army of the Potomac
Shiloh
Margaret Stultz
George Stultz
Cleveland
Alert Stultz
Mr. Stultz
Margaret Clark
Oak Grove Cemetery
Holley Medal Awarded to Elmer Sperry for Gyro Compass
Elmer Ambrose Sperry of New York received the Holley Medal for a unique act of genius in inventing the gyro compass that is replacing the magnetic compass in navigation. He was nominated president of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers.
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Elmer Ambrose Sperky
New York
Holley
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
New University Adds and Recalls Staff Members
Ohio University announces new appointments and leaves of absence across departments including physical education biology and design. The board hears a protest by prominent Dayton and Columbus leaders against a state entrance policy for Black students from other states. Trustee Robert E. Hamblin, longtime board member since 1890, was injured in a car crash yesterday and could not attend.
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Faye Farmer
Ann Smith
Victor Whitehouse
Mary J. Brison
College of Education
Rush Elliot
Ethel Borton
Dorothy Beise
Bertha Vickers
Boston
Melba White
New York City
Gerald T. Wilkinson
Harvard
John Gentry
Amos Anderson
Mariam Morse
Edith Beecher
Teacher's College
Columbia University
Vinia Warner
Indiana University
Ohio
Board of Trustees
Ohio University
West Virginia
B. M. Rose
Dayton
James
Allen
George Isom
Columbus
Attorney Norris
Robert E. Hamblin
Toledo
Chinatown youths clash over mayoral speech remark
Jimmy and Stephen confront Mayor Jimmy Walker about his remarks to Stephen Fong of New York Chinatown's young set. Stephen dismisses the inquiry, telling the boys to drop the topic and pursue his speech about the Chinese famine.
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Jimmy Walker
Stephen Fong
New York Chinatown
Stephen
Elier
Wesleyan President Resigns Amid Health Illness
Delaware June 11 U R resignation of Dr John W Hoffman as president of Ohio Wesleyan University announced today. No successor named. Hoffman has been in ill health for some time and the resignation is effective immediately after a trip west to regain health.
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Delaware
Iodine stain removal steps for fabrics
To remove iodine stains, moisten with ammonia or alcohol before washing. Rinse with warm water before putting into suds.
Perry County Man B F Rodgers Dies at 70
New Lexington reports the death of B. F. Rodgers a former state senator and Perry county treasurer at his home from heart trouble at age seventy.
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New Lexington
B. F. Rodgers
Perry County
One solution to today’s Let ter Golt puzzle
A sample answer proposes a chain: Look, Loon, Loan, Lean, Leap. Each step shifts a single letter to transform the previous word into the next, illustrating a plausible solution path for the puzzle.
Mello-Glo Face Powder Promises Long Wear
An advertisement touts MELLO-GLO French process face powder by D. Zenner Company. It claims shine reduction a soft peachy finish and long wear for a refined complexion. It urges women to try the product for beautifying effects and purity.
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D. Zenner Company
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