Final City Dads Meeting Sets North Hill Inspection Trip
The June session of the Athens city council was brief with three members absent. Plans were made to inspect North Hill and adjacent streets to assess water damage, needed sidewalks, fire plugs on Maplewood Drive, and electric lighting provisions while awaiting majority for final actions.
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Adhens
East Side
rent-Teacher Association
Stimson
I Avenue
Maplewood Drive
Vice Department
Old Union Street
Court Street
Athenean Restaurant
Mulberry Street
Sunnyside Drive
Dalton & Jacobs
Grandview Highland Addition
Miller Alley
Walker Street
Eutherans to Favor Uniform Church Design
Cincinnati reports the eighth annual convention of the Missouri Synod Lutherans opens today. The architecture committee's report will push uniform distinctive church designs across congregations.
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Cincinnati
Fish District
Missouri Synod
Angelical Church
Judge Seidel Resigns Over Inadequate Salary
Columbus Ohio June 1 Governor Donahey learned that a $1,000 yearly salary for a municipal judge is insufficient to support a family and meet expected public duties. Judge John F Seidel of the municipal court tendered his resignation effective July 1 to the Governor citing the pay shortfall.
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Columbus
Donahey
John F. Seidel
Woman Suspect Freed After Child Identity Clarified
Marie Scudera, detained over a suitcase body identified as her son, was released after she produced her living child. Catherine Bernard, a former neighbor, had mistaken the dead child’s identity. Police still seek clues in the case, which remains unsolved.
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Philadelphia
Marie Scudera
Catherine Bernard
Scudera
Monmouth
Junction
N. J
Hope for speedy peace in turmoil in Cleveland wage dispute
A strong probability of a peaceful settlement of the wage dispute between the Cleveland carmen's union and the Cleveland Railway Company grew as President John Stanley met with William Polk and other company officials in Cleveland.
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Cleveland, O
Cleveland Carman’s Union
Cleveland Railway
John Stanley
William Polk
Comepany
Medina resident complains of repeated vandalism at Sharon Center
A Medina man notes black paint smeared on his Sharon Center home, the second such act after prior red and black paint. He says the defacers are becoming bolder and objects to his architectural theme.
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Medina
W. H. Age
Sharon Center
Belmont County names first woman jury commissioner
In St. Clairsville Belmont county selects Mrs Adaline Wharton of Barnesville as the Republican member of the jury commission after Eli Moore retires for health reasons Judge W W Cowen of Belmont county common pleas court makes the appointment.
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St. Clairsville
Belmont County
Ohio
Eli Moore
Barnsville
W. W. Cowen
Belmont Lounty Common Pleas Court
Adaline Wharton
Barnesville
Bucyrus High School Commencement Sees 1874 Class Return
The Bucyrus high schools 55th annual commencement in the auditorium marks a reunion of the 1874 class with seven of eight members still alive. Salutatorian Harry J. Howenstein of Chicago has arrived for the event.
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Bucyrus, O
Bucyrus High Schools
Harry J. Howenstein
Chicago
Vestee Front Creates Flattering Lines For Stout Figures
The pattern describes a blouse in linen and cotton blends with a vestee front to add shaping. Sleeve lengths include cap short or elbow cuff, sized 36 through 50 inches. A 38 inch size uses 5 1/2 yards of material and the full width at the hem is seven yards. pattern mailed for 12 cents.
Governor Smith Opens NYC Headquarters Reception
June 17 Governor Al Smith personally greeted newcomers at Madison Avenue headquarters in New York. Tomorrow McAdoo will take over the Vanderbil t Hotel headquarters in person and receive a demonstration on his arrival from Los Angeles.
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New York
al Smith
Madison Avenue
McAdoo
Vanderbit Hotel
Los Angeles
Ex Soldiers in Meigs Battle Pomeroy
June 17. Some candidates before the August primary will be in their element as ex soldiers. In the scramble there are three Spanish American War veterans and four World War I veterans for county offices and several of them for committeemen. Also said to be several Klansmen in the lineup.
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Pomeroy
Ohio corn crop at risk unless weather improves
Professor Jay B. Park of Ohio State University warned that the state’s corn crop could be the poorest in years unless favorable weather occurs in the next three months. He noted late planting and replanting due to heavy rains and floods, with mature harvest unlikely before mid September and frost risk creating soft corn.
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Ohio
Columbus
Jay B. Park
Department of
Ohio State University
Park
Balloons in Bennett Cup race remain unreported near Brussels
Thirteen of the seventeen balloons in the James Gordon Bennett Cup International race were unreported at 9 a.m. in Brussels. Four entries, including one Italian, one American, and two Britons, had made official landings, with landings scattered west and southwest of Brussels after an easterly start.
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Brussels
Scout Night Camp Near Athens Tests Cookery and Skills
Twenty eight members of Troop 2 under Scoutmaster Roy L Dupler camped at Health Haven on Harmony road Monday night. They completed tests in cooking fishing pioneering and woodcrafts with junior scoutmaster William Silvas Jr accompanying the troop.
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Roy L. Dupler
Health Haven
Harmony Road
William Silvas, Jr
Boxing Results From Dayton K O Mars Defeats Herman
At Dayton K O Mars of Cincinnati won a decision over Tommy Herman of Dayton in 12 rounds. Young Corbett of Louisville outpointed Baby Bright of Dayton by a wide margin over 8 rounds.
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Dayton
K. O. Mars
Cincinnatti
Tommy Herman
Young Corbett
Louisville
Baby Bright
Mussolini May Resign Over Matteotti Kidnapping Scandal
After a lengthy Quirinal conference between Mussolini and King Victor Emmanuel III in Rome on June 17, rumors spread that Mussolini offered to resign amid political scandal surrounding the kidnapping and slaying of socialist deputy Giacomo Matteotti.
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Rome
Mussolini
Victor Emmanuel
Quirinal
Giacomo Matteoftti
Ohio Teachers to Discuss Two Year Non-Vocational Ag Courses
Ohio school men will debate practicality of a two year non vocational agricultural course for rural high schools at the Ohio State Teachers Association summer meeting in Cedar Point June 24 to 26. The state mandates agriculture in county supervised schools with federal backing for vocational agriculture and home economics projects. Prof. W F Copeland of Ohio University will present the two year non vocational course proposal.
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Columbus
Ohio State Teachers Association
Cedar Point
United States
W. FF. Copeland
Omo University
Athens
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DeWitt
Gibson’s Pharmacy
The
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the Cline Pharmacy Co
Athens, Ohio
Ohio U
Eade
Fougera & Co., Inc
Importesa
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