Nine Corning youths arraigned for drunken disturbance in Glouster
About 1030 hours Thursday night nine young men from Corning were arrested by Marshal Williams for drunkenness and creating a disturbance near a Railroad Street residence. Arraigned before Mayor Gormley Friday, all pleaded guilty. fines were $5 each. Six paid. three to pay tonight. Nelson Brandeberry serves as medical adviser for the Boy Scouts, reported June 23.
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Railroad Street
Corning
Marshal Williams
Gormley
G ‘Teesean
Visits Here As State Industrial Commission Member In Columbus
June 23 in Glouster Mr and Mrs J R Cheney and Mr and Mrs James Losey traveled from Dayton to stay over the weekend at their Glouster home. Nelson Brandeberry, visiting in Trimble, is expected to return to Columbus for further work with the commission after a Cleveland school term. Herrold, recently back from a Chicago business trip, plans a three week Boy Scout camp stint as a regional adviser in med j commission affairs.
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Glouster
J R Cheney
James Losey
Dayton
Nelson
Cheney
Losey
de Brandeberry
W Ling
William|Herrold
State Industrial
Brandeberry
Trimble
Columbus
Cleveland
Herrold
Iine
Youngstown
Med
Chicago
Mooseheart Legion to Observe June Birthday Ring
Glouster Ohio June 23 Mooseheart Legion heads begin a monthly birthday ring at 9 o'clock Monday with a picnic supper as part of a social after a two week schedule. Members to bring favorite dish and Rev Argenbright pastor of Mountville Me church leads a social hour and stunt forms. In New York on June 23 Grover Whalen fears Atlantic flight will bankrupt the city after $185000 spent on welcomes since Lindbergh returned from Europe.
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Mooseheart Legion
Rer
Mountville
Revi
Pre
Argenbright
the Mount
Stuntville ME
New York
Igrover Whalen
Atlantic
Charles A Lindbergh
Europe
Staten Island
Richmond
Tottenville
Perth Amboy
Howland Hook
Elizabeth
Millfield Call 1283 Want Ads Club Meets Program Planned
The Home Economics club of The Plains held its regular meeting with a business session and a short program in Miss Cone's absence. Plans were made for a play titled Fade and Fancies. A mother and daughter meeting is set for June 27 with a good program and refreshments. Mothers of the girls are invited. the play Wanted A Cook will be repeated. Nearby residents Mr and Mrs James McCollum recently left their Jacobs Avenue home in the George Keck property. Mrs P Tinchipaugh of Charleston W Va visited with sister Mrs Charles Bradfield Sr. of Chauncey. Mr and Mrs Leslie Bradfield moved to Athens. Bartel Franz and family spent Friday in Crooksville with their daughter Mrs Heney Keriuka. Minnie Franz joined them homeward later.
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Chauncey
Home Economic Club of the
James McCollum
Jacobs Avenue
George Keck
P. Tinchicpaugh
Charleston
W. Va
Charles Bradfield, Sr
Leslie Bradfield
Athens
Bartel Franz
Otrs
Croohaville
Heney Keriuka
Minnie Franz
Crooksville
Nora Graves
Marie Michaels
I von Thelma Lingcott
Lele Society
Hardy
Plains
Shelton Missionary Society
Ney Marshfield
Trimble
Baby Born Chauncey at Epworth League event
A birth announcement from Mr and Mrs Wilbur Powell reports the Chauncey birth on June 28 at their Epworth League society home in The Plains area near Hocking. The note invites high school age youth in the Plains vicinity to a meeting at 6 30 PM Sunday at the church.
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Chauncey
Wilbur Powell
Hauncey
Epworth League Society
Hocking
Thebah
Methodist Episcopal Church
Roll Bricker
Plains
Chauncey Personal News With Newark Guests
Mrs Nora White and her family from Newark visited last week with Whites’ brother Sam Tippett and family. Cap Smith, who had been seriously ill after goiter surgery, is now able to be out on the streets again.
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Chauncey
Nora2 White
Newark
Yes Whites
Sam Tippett
Cap Smith
Goiter
Wife of Professor Contributes a New Idea to Music Philosophy
The Open Court carries two articles by Mrs. Whitcomb Hess, wife of Dr John A Hess of Ohio University, arguing that space and time interact through rhythm, melody, and harmony to create infinite musical arrangements. She defines rhythm as harmonious repetition in metrical units, and harmony as both counterpoint and the natural development of tones in melody, linking music to thought and cognitive processes.
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Open
Open Court
Whitcomb Hess
John A Hess
Department of
German of
Ohio
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Hess
Hell
Jate
Nos Hess
Buvantas
Washington
June
Charles Wilson
Maine
Bulgaria
Romania
Whim
S. Culbertson
Staite Kellogg
Todis
Culbertson
Bils Hess
University of Kansas
Phi Beta Kappa
Lawrence Journal World
Christian Register
Whores of Philosophy
Hearings Recessed After Investigations
Federal Trade Commission hearings into the utility industry recessed after two weeks of testimony by two letter writers and public advocates. When resumed on Tuesday, Arkansas Utility Bureau publicity director will testify, followed by Kansas and Indiana utility officials as the next sessions unfold.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commissions
Arkansas Utility Bureau
Kansas
Indiana
Prince of Wales 34 and Still Single
London reports the Prince of Wales, now 34, remains single despite immense popularity. The year saw no public engagement or romance, leaving royal watchers puzzled by his personal life while speculation swirls about a possible marriage and future duties.
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London
Prince of Wales Wales
Board authority limits public funds for nonpublic high school transport
Attorney General Turner rules that boards of education lack authority to use public funds for transporting pupils who attend high school other than public high schools. Any payments by a board for such transport are illegal. Opinion issued today to Prosecuting Attorney C. E. Moyer in Sandycky.
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Coli Wels
APLA
Board of Education
Ilegal
Turner
C. E. Moyer
Sandycky
Foreign Machines Pass Through Here During High Water
Flooded West Main street drew trucks from the state highway department to tow machines through the high water. Reported lineups included representatives from nine states such as Ohio Kentucky New Jersey West Virginia Indiana Tennessee Louisiana and Texas. Local residents and visitors, including Mr and Mrs George Gabriel Jr and Mr and Mrs Bloyd Barker, were noted among guests and weeklong visitors in Columbus and Nelsonville.
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Chauncey
West Main Street
State Highway Department
Ohio
Kentucks
New Jersey
Linais
Teads
Zeina Barker
William Perry
Fither John Perry
Columbus
Bloyd Barker
Athens
George Gabriel, Jr
Harry Moore
Wendell and
Melsin
Nelsonville
Charlie Moler
Arthur Burchfeld
Russell McHarg
Mya Birchfeld
H E Lehew
Wrank McCathran
Girls Kidnapped During Secluded Night in Woods
In Battle Creek Michigan two young escorts Jay Bennett and Veum Wood were held up by two youths who robbed them of their clothing except underwear and led them five miles into nearby woods. After an exciting night the four returned home, police alerted.
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Battle Crelk
Mich
U.P
Jay Bennett
Veum
Wood
Hoger Muck
Lloyd Siliott
Battle Creek
Muarshall
Aly
Law Director Given Five Day Jail Sentence
Toledo reports Law Director George W Ritter was sentenced to serve five days in county jail after a dispute with Police Judge Ira Cole over affidavits. A ten day stay of execution followed the contempt citation, filed after Ritter questioned the judge's authority in converting state affidavits to city affidavits.
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Toledo
George W Ritter
Pollece
Ira Cole
Cole
Ritter
Vies Cises
Exposed graft investigated as officials probe bribery
Chicago authorities opened a probe into a graft plot claiming 30 dry agents were bribed over 100000 dollars amid a shakeup forecast. The case follows Roy Swanson and Samuel Weinberg convicted of diverting 190000 gallons of government alcohol via Shirley Laboratories to produce perfumes and hair tonic readied for bootleg sale.
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Chicago
District Alterness Office
Roy C Swanson
Samuel Weimberg
Shirley Laboratories
Swanson
Weinberg
Condition of Actor Still Serious at Brucewood Home
Atlantis Highlands New Jersey June 23 Robert Mantel, veteran actor, remains in serious condition at Brucewood home. Physicians say his status has not changed in 24 hours as he suffers a general breakdown.
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Robert
Mantel
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Brucewood
Superintendent Receives Bible Gift From Sunday School
KEW MARSHFIELD June 25 G N Sidders longtime head of the New Marshfield MP church Sunday school received a Bible as a tribute on his return from Niagara Falls. The presentation was made by Charles IF Oxley and the recipient gave a response.
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Kew Marshfield
G N Sidders
New Marshfield
Church
Niagara Fall
Charles IF Oxley
Coast guard renews search for man feared drowned in Lake Erie
Cleveland June 23 Coast guards renewed their search for John Recay 22 believed drowned in Lake Erie on June. A girl towed with Beers on the same date was recovered near Wlovich Miss Molie Petelinkar 15 a high school student identified by her father Andrew Petelinkar.
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Cleveland
Coast Guards
John Recay
Lake Lrne
Wlovich
Misa Molile Petelinkar
Andrew Petelinkar
Supreme Court declines to act on Judge Redbert Patterson case
June 23 reports say the Supreme Court will take no action on criticism of Judge Redbert Patterson. Columbus advisors say the court cannot review the record. Judge Watterson criticizes the court for valuing quantity over quality in the ruling. The special statute classifies the officer slaying as first degree murder in the line of duty.
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Supreme Cout
Redbert Patterson
Piremin Negro
William Hornhei
Adviers
Columbus
Todas
Watterson
Freeman
Tatterson
Lowden Campaign Spends About 380000 in Chicago
An investigating sub committee learned today that Frank O Lowden’s campaign for the Republican presidential nomination has spent roughly 380000 in the Chicago area. The report outlines expenditures and fundraising activity tied to the campaign as it seeks party support.
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Lowden
Chicago
Frank O Lowden
Iinvestigating
Synod plans return to Wooster for 1929 meetings
In Wooster on June 23 the Presbyterian Synod of Ohio and the Synodical Society, which drew 400 church readers to a Wooster college, voted to return to Wooster for next annual meetings in June 1929. Dr F D Reinheld becomes new Ohio Synod moderator after 25 years as pastor at Wooster. Cedarville College trustees’ proposal for Ohio Synod to take over that college is referred to a committee for investigation.
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Brule
Wis
Coolidge
Ste. John Taslor
Lilzabeth
Terry Af Enpsilor
Wooster
Presbyterian Synod of Ohio
The
Synodical Society
Ohio Sined
F. D Reinheld
Presbyterian Church
Wooster College
Cedarville College
Ohio Synod
New Marshfield News Briefs and Local Movements
June 28 Albine church hosted Rev Mackinneyer of Cincinnati for a two week meeting. Everett Burt and son Hunter depart for Clarksburg West Virginia due to illness and death in the Burt family. L Hawk and Eva Wert head to Columbus Monday to visit Mink H L Allison and attend Ruth Alison's wedding. Charles Smith of Chauncey visited relatives Friday. Cora Nanny spent Sunday with daughter Zona Kyle in Athens. Many from Athens attended Charles Burt's funeral here Thursday. Some from New Marshfield attended Ponona Grangé in Athens Friday night.
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Marshfield
Mackinneyer
Cincinnati
Albine Church
Everett Burt
Aon
Hunter
Clarksburg
W. Va
Hare
Burt
Charlen Burt
Athens
Charles Burt
Ponnona Grangé
Athena
Crowds Attend Zagreb Traders Funeral in Curfew Tense Day
More than 100000 people packed Zagreb streets for the funeral of two Croatian traders killed in Belgrade. Peasants traveled in varied transport to the capital while soldiers enforce a curfew, barring entry until six. Most peasants camped outside the gates under emergency orders.
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Zagreb
Jugoslavia
UPJ
Belgrade
Automobile Found After Stolen Report Saturday Morning
An automobile owned by Ed Stalling, reported stolen, was recovered by Traffic Officer Wilson Ator in Chauncey Saturday morning. Stalling had lent the car keys to Jim Brown, who drove into a ditch and could not return. Police report an older Ford damaged on the right, attributed to Albert Rider of Zaleski, after a ditching on the Albany road near Hooper's Farm. Rider could not obtain the other car’s license number.
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Ed Stalling
Chauncey
Olver Wilson Ator
Stalling
Jim Brown
Ford
Kenneth Allstock
Albert Rider
Zaleski
Albany
Hoopers Farm
Confesses Shooting And Gives Reasons
WARREN June 23 Siegel admits shooting Max Iddings, a roomer, at his home. He says he killed Iddings to appease his own heart and claims Iddings was intimate with Mrs Siegel. He sat in county jail today awaiting arraignment and says he will act as his own attorney.
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Pfi—Rusk
Sel Siegel
Max Iddings
Iddings
Siegel
Mra Siegel
Mandas
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