Scouts Meet Tonight at First M E Church
Troop 2 Boy Scouts will hold their regular meeting at 7 o'clock in the Scout headquarters of the First Methodist Church. Former Troop 1 members are asked to attend a called meeting at the same location this evening. Mrs Moler returns from Florida after seven weeks with Daytona Beach stopovers and Palm Beach visit. Monthly Esther Class of the Christian Church meets at 7 with Mrs Russell Lamborn on Second Street as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Troop 1
W. E. Moler
Florida
D. H. Meclin
Columbus
Palm Beach
Esther
The
Christian Church
Russell Lamborn
Second Street
Annual meeting of Pallas Club elects officers
The Pallas Club held its annual meeting in the Women's Faculty club rooms with Miss Edith M Beecher as hostess. Officers elected for the coming year include Mrs. Co D Hopkins president Miss Jane K Atwood first vice president Miss Mary E Kahler second vice president Mrs Emmett Rowles recording secretary Mrs H L Goodwin corresponding secretary Miss Amy Weiher treasurer. Mrs Isaac FE Ash served as program leader with the topic Radio presented by Mrs W F Mercer. New members welcomed are Mrs Hi J Jeddelph Mrs Robert O McClure and Mrs S M Stoke. Mr and Mrs Tom Beck of Akron returned home after visiting Athens and Mrs Morrison on Marietta Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pallas Club
Edith M. Beecher
Co. D. Hopkins
Jane K. Atwood
Mary E. Kahler
Emmett Rowles
H. L. Goodwin
Amy Weiher
Isaac FE. Ash
W. F. Mercer
Hi . J. Jeddelph
Robert O. McClure
S. M. Stoke
Election of officers and initiation at White Shrine Lodge
A 6 oclock pot luck supper precedes the White Shrine Lodge officer initiation on Tuesday night. A dance follows the Pocahontas Lodge meeting at 7 oclock Wednesday in Red Men's Hall. Mrs Otis Cornell of Barberton visits sister Mrs John P Dana in University Terrace for Miss C Augusta Morse birthday observance. Miss Morse just turned ninety one after a Saturday birthday. Miss Irene Porter of New York City visits grandmother Mrs R C Morris and relatives for six weeks after the show Smiles and a runway in London. Porter is professionally Avril DeWitt. Mrs A D McPherson at 152 North Congress Street will host the Wednesday Needle Club at 2:30 PM.
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White Shrine
Red Men's Hall
Otis Cornell
Barberton
John P. Dana
University Terrace
C. Augusta Morse
Miss Morse
Irene Porter
New York City
R. C. Morris
North Hill Street
London
Paris
Porter
Avril DeWitt
A. D. McPherson
North Congress Street
Needle Club
Mrs. Emmaline Thomas Dies in Columbus at 69
Mrs. Emmaline Thomas 69 widow of David C. Thomas died Sunday at 410 King Avenue Columbus from pneumonia. Survived by son Alfred Thomas and four daughters Katherine Wilson Deborah May Emmaline Rosso Grace Schaffer of Dayton and nine grandchildren. Funeral 2 p m Wednesday at home with burial in Green Lawn Cemetery.
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Columbus
Emmaline Thomas
David C. Thomas
King Avenue
Columbus Women’s Club
the Welsh Club
St Clair Hospital Helpers
East Side Charity Workers
Order of the Fastern Star
M. FE Church
Alfred Thomas
Katherine Wilson
Deborah May
Emmaline Rosso
Grace Schaffer
Dayton
Green Lawn Cemetery
Thomas
Hocking Valley
Glouster
Boy Drowns In Sunday Creek Near Trimble
Elza Schoenian two and a half years old, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Schoenian, drowned in Sunday Creek near their Mill Street home Saturday afternoon. Neighbor Gerald Skinner, 15, found the body in about two feet of water. Coroner L. F. Jones was notified and the boy’s body was taken to E. F. Carpenter Mortuary, then returned home for funeral services Tuesday at 2 pm led by Rev. B. Courtney. Burial will be in Russell Cemetery near Jacksonville. He is survived by his parents and six siblings: Arthur Jr., Louis, Margaret, Senna, Audrey, and Nerman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trimble
Elza
Arthur Schoenian
Sunday Creek
Mill Street
Gerald Skinner
Jacksonville-Trimble High School
L. F. Jones
Athens
E. F. Carpenter
B. Courtney
Chauncey
Russell
Jacksonville
Arthur, Jr
Louis
Marperet
Senna
Audrey
Nerman
Rogers Memorial Class Marks Nineteenth Anniversary
Large attendance at the Rogers Memorial Class anniversary service in Glouster with original members present. S. B. Carpenter of Athens taught the lesson, and L. F. Jones of Athens read the minutes of the first meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Rogers
Tomcats Draw Hamden In District Tournament Opener
In the district basketball tournament at Pomeroy this week Glouster High Tomcats draw Hamden for Friday's opener. Glouster is barred from the Athens County tournament but invited to the district event.
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Tom Cats
Pomeroy
Glouster
Glouster High
Tomcats
Hamden
Athens
Gold en Apple operetta to suit Hollister grades
The Four th Fifth and Sixth Grades at Hollister School present The Golden Apple, a four act operetta, at 7:30 Tuesday night. Proceeds go to the Hollister Parent-Teacher Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Hollister
Parent-Teacher Association
Weekend Guests Highlight Huntington and Ohio University Ties
Paul Smith and Miss Crump of Huntington West Virginia joined S. P. Smith of Proctorville and Dorothy Mae Smith of Ohio University at Athens as week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Smith
Miss Crump
Huntington
W. Va
S. P. Smith
Proctorville
Dorothy Mae Smith
Ohio University
Athens
R. B. Smith
Plan Benefit Card Party at Lamborn's Pavilion
Glouster Parent-Teacher Association hosts a Friday night card party and dance at Lamborn's Pavilion to raise funds for wiring the Madison School Building. Proceeds cover building costs. pavilion and orchestra services donated. Bridge and euchre planned. committees listed. donations of card tables requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Parent-Teacher Association
Lamborn
Madison
Gladys Richardson
Sara Meredith
Olive McKee
Agnes Clark
Death in Coshocton prompts funeral for Mrs. Kim
GLOUSTER March 2 The Stiff family Theodore Stiff and Tom Gibson traveled to Coshocton after the death of Mrs. Joe Kim, Mrs. Stiff’s sister. Funeral services for Mrs. Kim are scheduled at Shawnee today. she is a sister to T. R. Reese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
J. B. Stiff
Theodore Stiff
Tom Gibson
Athens
Coshocton
Alabama Legislature Acts Over Short Pint Bootlegger Issue
The Alabama Legislature adopted a resolution to urge the governor to appoint a commission to address bootlegger short-pint sales. The measure denounces bootleggers for harming the public and calls for enforcing a standard 16-ounce pint. Representative Massey Edgar introduced the resolution. Speaker Tunsdell sent it to the Temperance Committee.
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Montgomery
Ala
U.P
Alabama
Massey Edgar
Tunsdell
Temperance Committee
Soviet Union spends freely in this state
Peter A. Hogdanov, Amtorg Trading Corp. chairman, urged closer US Russia business ties and denied Soviet five year plan aims to destroy foreign business. He highlighted Ohio firms providing machinery, agricultural implements, and tools for Russia, noting 1929 Ohio purchases valued at 7.8 million and 1930 at 10.57 million, with Ohio Illinois Wisconsin and Michigan accounting for about half of US Soviet purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Peter A. Hogdanov
Amtorg Trading Corporation
Russia
United States
Bogdanov
Ohio
Illnois
Wisconsin
Michigan
Miners Wife Ends Life With Poison
In Marietta on Friday evening Mrs Henry Polling 35 wife of a Noble County coal miner committed suicide by swallowing three tablets of bi chloride of mercury. She died at Memorial Hospital Caldwell six miles south on Friday night after hours of illness. She was brought by Murphy's ambulance with her husband. Domestic trouble and destitute conditions are cited. the family includes nine children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
Henry Polling
Noble County
Caldwell
Memorial Hospital
Murphy's Ambulance
Young hobo sent home by Ohio police
Owsley Treppard an 18 year old from Nashville Tenn ran away a year and a half ago. Marietta police questioned him after he sought lodging. After officers verified his tale and identity efforts from Fort Worth Denver St Louis failed. He cried when telegrams from his mother offered funds for return to Nashville.
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Young Hobo
Ohio
Marietta
Owsley Treppard
Nashville
Tenn
Jack Sims
Oklahoma
Cleveland
Charleston
W. Va
Trotzky Manuscript Destroyed in Turkish Fire
Fire gutted the large white villa on Prinkipo Island near Istanbul destroying part of Leon Trotzky’s library and an unfinished book. Trotzky and his family escaped in night clothes as neighbors fought the blaze with water but could not save the interior. Firemen arrived too late to save the shell of the house. Lenin correspondence reportedly unscathed.
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Istanbul
Turkey
U.P
Leon Trotzky
Trotzky
Prinkipo Island
Here
Nikolai Lenin
Mothers Sweet Powders Promote Healthy Babies
Duriteee mothers report children suffer headaches fevers stomach issues and irregular bowels. Mother Gray's Sweet Powders offer easy pleasant relief for the family and prompt mothers to share with others. Sold by druggists everywhere. Do not accept substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray
Old B. and O. Railroad Man Passes Away
CHILLICOTHE March 2 Word was received here of the death of H Hiatt a retired B and O conductor who died Thursday night at his Madeira Ohio home after a short illness He retired two years ago after long service with the railroad and in the passenger run between Cincinnati and Parkersburg Funeral services and burial were held at Martinsville Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock
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Chillicothe
H. Hiatt
Madeira
Ohio
Hiatt
Cincinnati
Parkersburg
Martinsville
Laws Clash With Prison Legislation In Ohio
Ohio General Assembly statutes conflict with clemency efforts to curb prison population, the 1929 Ohio Board of Clemency report notes. It cites the Habitual Criminal Act, third and fourth term penalties, life terms for bank robbers, and a mercy-based minimum. Parole changes lessen effects, with 1799 prisoners admitted and 621 released in 1929 at Ohio Penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.P
Ohio General Assembly
Ohio Board of Clemency
Parole Board
Ohio Penitentiary
Navies Pact Approved by Ministers in Paris
The naval accord among France Italy and Britain regulating ship construction to 1936 was approved by the Council of Ministers. It goes to Parliament once the United States and Japan accept the 25 000 ton limit on future warships.
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Paris
U.P
France
Italy
Great Britain
Council of Ministers
United States
Japan
Quick's Parmint Remedy For Catarrhal Deafness Head Noises
If you suffer from catarrhal deafness or head noises, use Parmint double strength one ounce mixed with one half pint hot water and a bit of sugar. Take a tablespoon four times daily to ease symptoms, open clogged nostrils and stop mucus drainage. Pleasant and inexpensive, a trial is advised.
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Quick’s
March brings spring hints as United States warms
The article notes March arrives with mild to warm forecasts after a February marked by warmth. Temperatures range from the 40s to 60s in many areas, with Florida and California seeing higher readings. Despite snow in parts of the Northeast and Rocky Mountains, spring appears gentle at first, with northern Wisconsin and Minnesota still holding some snow.
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Chicago
U.P
United States
Florida
California
Weather Bureau
Pennsylvania
New York
New England
Rocky Mountain
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Real internal Pile remedy offers lasting relief
Ad advertises HEM-ROID tablets from Quick's Cut Rate Drug Store. It claims piles stem from bad blood circulation in hemorrhoidal veins and promises cure by an internal medicine found by Dr. J. S. Leonhardt. The note cites 1000 patients treated with 960 successes and offers a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S&s. Leonhardt
Quick's Cut Rate Drug Store
Weather notes across the west and plains regions
The report describes a blizzard in Springer New Mexico and 12 inches of snow at Rocky Ford Colorado. It notes stormy conditions over Wyoming, western Kansas and Nebraska, with California enjoying ample sun and Oregon and Washington forecast for moderate temperatures and coastal rains.
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Prospect
Springer
N. M
Rocky Ford
Colo
Wyoming
Kansas
Nebraska
California
Oregon
Washington
Oklahoma City Mayor Adopts Anti Chicago Campaign
Oklahoma City mayor Walter Dean announced a re election plan built on an anti Chicago platform. He said he would retire if Oklahoma City mayors must meet Chicago city standards and dismissed blocking traffic kissing babies or employing elephants or acrobats as campaign tactics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Okla
U.P
Walter Dean
Chicago
Dean
Chicago Mayor Billy Thompson Calls for End to British Propaganda in Schools
Mayor Thompson urged Dean to cooperate in driving British propaganda from schools. The Oklahoma City mayor responded curtly with a single exclamation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Bill’ Thompson
Chicago
Thompson
Dean
Oklahoma City
Machine tests air flow through fabrics for parachutes and wear
A machine to measure how freely air moves through different fabrics has been developed at the bureau standards. The device aids parachute and flying suit design and improves comfort of underwear and outer garments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Vreau
Mello-Glo Face Powder Promises Youthful Bloom
A promotional note claims MELLO GLO Face Powder protects skin and reduces large pores using a new French process. It says the powder stays on longer, does not irritate or give a pasty look, and offers a purest face powder made by D, Zenner Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D, Zenner Co
Grateful Chicago Mother Praises Smith Brothers Cough Syrup
Mrs M C Seaver of 1030 Hyde Park Blvd Chicago recalls giving Smith Brothers Cough Syrup to her children since girlhood. She reports Joan recovered in hours and Ethel overnight, expressing immense relief and gratitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Brothers
Joan
Ethel
M. C. Seaver
Hyde Park Blvd
Chicago
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Akron
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Sunday Creek Valley
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Soviet Union
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Barbara Istanwyck
Her Pescny
Dr. J. D
Haskins
Security Bank
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Helen Twelve Trees
Ricardo Cortez
James Gleason
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Havana
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Fthel
S. B
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