Ruby Mercer Joins Lake Otauqua Opera Company
Athens girl Ruby Mercer, a Ohio University graduate, becomes coloratura soprano member of Lake Otauqua Opera Company. She will sing Rosina in The Barber of Seville and Olympia in Tales of Hoffman after studying voice at Juilliard and Cincinnati Conservatory, with a fellowship from Juilliard noted.
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Ruby Mercer
Athens
Ohio University
Lake Otauqua Opera Company
Rosina
Olympia
Miss Mercer
Conservatory of Music
Cincinnati
Julliard School of Music
New York
Pollyanna Christian Church Picnic Scheduled at 5 P.M.
Pollyanna Class of the First Christian Church plans an annual picnic at 5 p m on Wednesday with gathering at the church and the picnic site to be chosen there. Mrs Hazel Love Burke and her son Joe returned to Columbus Monday after June with her parents Mr and Mrs Friend Love at 91 West State Street. Mr Grover Mills and daughter Varian from Columbus visited his mother Mrs W A Mills at 52 Lorene Avenue over the weekend.
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Roy Haddox
Columbus
Pollyanna
First Christian Church
Hazel Love Burke
Joe
Grover Mills
Varian of
W. A. Mills
Lorene Avenue
Local social notes from Athens and Columbus events
Mrs. Dillon Sanderson and others attend Miss Annette Walker’s funeral in Athens. Visits and social engagements include Mrs George Fenner in Columbus and Miss Helen Lowry hosting a bridge tea at the Maramor. Lodge officers to be installed at Pocahontas Lodge in Red Men’s Hall with refreshments. Families travel between Newark Athens Corning and Lawrence Apartments for visits with relatives and relatives’ homes noted.
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Dillon Sanderson
Walter Kleinsmith
William Gassney
Byron Wolfe, Sr
Logan
Athens
Annette Walker
Helen Lowry
Richland Avenue
Columbus
L. B. Nagel
Pocahontas Lodge
Red Men’s Hall
Thieves in Peril Holders of Typhoid Germs Car Crime
Chicago police were told by Dr. T P Churchill pathologist at Northwestern University that thieves who stole his car carried vials with typhoid germs enough to cause a city wide epidemic. He urged the culprits to destroy the germs even if the car is not returned.
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Chicago
T. P. Churchill
Northwestern University
Churchill
Fess Expects to Chair RNC Until 1940 Convention
Senator Simeon D. Fess of Ohio said he will remain as chairman of the Republican National Committee until the GOP convention next year. He spoke in Washington on June 30 stating the party leadership will stay in place through the assembly of delegates.
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Washington
U.P
Simeon D. Fess
Ohio
Republican National Committee
Plan Campaign For Farmers Oppose Ag Marketing Act
Chicago officials of 14 national farm groups plan a coordinated national campaign to win support for the Agricultural Marketing Act. Edward A. O Neal presides. an executive committee will map a nationwide educational program to organize farmers, promote cooperative principles, and inform the public about the act and the Farm Board.
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Chicago
U.P
Edward A. O’neal
American Farm Bureau Federation
Cc. E. Huff
Farmers’ National Grain Corporation
C. A. Ewing
National Livestock Marketing Association
C. Moser
American Cotton Co-operative Association
Ralph Snyder
National Committee of Farm Organizations
O'Neal
Federal Farm Board
Mrs. Wiley Post Keeps Faith in Gatty World Flight
Mrs. Wiley Post awaits news on the around the world flight with Harold Gatty. She travels from Columbus to New York to meet her husband upon his progress and believes the voyage will begin within ten days.
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Harold Gatty
Post
Columbus
New York
Four Arrested Sunday as Officers Have Busy Time
GLOUSTER officers Henry Williams and G H Love handled several cases Sunday in Derthick and the city. Silas Juniper pleaded guilty to intoxication and paid a fine of five dollars plus costs. Alfred Chancey was brought from Derthick on a non work-related charge. Athens deputies moved him to jail. Joe Lane and Riley McClellan were arrested on intoxication charges on High Street and fined ten dollars each plus costs, with work on the streets agreed to satisfy the amounts.
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Glouster
Henry Williams
G. H. Love
Derthick
Andrew Allen
Silas Juniper
Juniper
Williams
Alfred Chancey
Court of Justice
C. H. Porter
Athens
Chancey
George Rasp
Joe Lane
Riley McClellan
High Street
Allen
Elyria Couple Near Death From Suspected Poison
Elyria reports John Balesh aged 57 and his wife aged 68 were near death today as doctors said they may have suffered poisoning. The condition was described as critical with authorities investigating the incident.
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Elyria
U.P
John Balesh
Death of 18 month old Andrew Marlin near Mine 256
Andrew Marlin aged 18 months, son of Mr and Mrs Henry Exenkamper, died at 3 30 PM Monday at their home near Mine 256. The body was taken to the grandparents home in Barbour Street. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 PM with Rev Paul E Kemper presiding. Burial follows in Hollister cemetery.
Complaints Filed About Air Rifle Use on Front Street
Complaints allege boys with air rifles shoot birds, some protected. Several eastern Front Street cases reviewed by officers. action likely if more reports arise.
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Glouster
Front Street
Local Legion Team Beats Zaleski 8-1
Glouster American Legion baseball team defeated Zaleski 8 to 1 on Sunday in Glouster. Price led the local club with a homer two doubles and four singles in five at bats. Snedden allowed seven hits but kept Zaleski off balance. he added three hits in four trips. Martin, who beat the Legion at home four weeks earlier, was handled by Glouster's pitching and defense. Double plays featured Snedden to Hallam to Prunton. Price and Crawford added two-base hits, with Price delivering a home run.
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Glouster
Glouater American Legion
Zaleski
Martin
American Legion
Snedden
Price
Cima
Esesvesinannes
Brunton
TB Diene 8 O39 Gtec: TP -Cdiwenanciowe
Peper
Ccsminneniacne
Cneeeniane
Kedem Team
Sanmnee
Hallam
Prunton
Crawford
O'Leary
Scouts Plan Fourth of July Outing in Glouster
Glouster Boy Scouts plan to attend the Fourth of July celebration in McConnellville on Saturday. Scout Master A. Bingman says this likely will be the last single day trip before camp at Muskingum later in July.
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Glouster
McConnellville
A. Bingman
Muskingum
Commission Dissolved Hoover Era Wickersham Group Ends
The Wickersham Law Enforcement Commission, a Hoover administration data and crime study body, ends after two stormy years due to lapse of funding. Its prohibition report provoked controversy though its data collection will be a valuable contribution, with about 15 reports still to be published.
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Washington
Wickersham Law Enforcement Commission
Hoover
Farm groups push Federal Farm Board backing act support
Agricultural leaders from 14 national farm organizations launched a campaign to win backing for the Federal Farm Board and the Agricultural Marketing Act. They seek increased farmer support to secure federal aid and market stabilization measures.
Graf Zeppelin Leaves for Iceland Flight with Eckener in Command
The Graf Zeppelin departed Friedrichshafen today for a journey to Iceland with Dr. Hugo Eckener in command. The route includes a survey over Holland and England to Iceland and returns via Norway.
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Friedrichshafen
Germany
Iceland
Hugo Eckener
Holland
England
Teeland
Ners
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