Scout Diplomas For Ohio University Leaders
Ray Wyland of the Boy Scouts of America and Ohio University officials arranged for diplomas to be awarded to physical education students completing two leadership courses taught by Prof. C. D. Giauque. Wyland spoke to Junior and Senior High School students on Three Kinds of Citizens, classifying them as dead beats tight wads and true blues.
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Ohio University
Ray OF
Wyland
Boy Scouts of America ¢Headuarters
C. D. Giauque
CG. D. Giauque
Department of Physical
Winand
Ray ©. Wyland
Division of Church Relations
Department of Education
Boy Scouts of America
Athens Men to Hear Speaker in Nelsonville
Athens Chamber of Commerce plans a Nelsonville Board of Trade trip for March 21 to hear Ralph Wilson of the Rabson Statistical Organization speak on The Future of the Hocking Valley. M Gill arranges Athens delegation travel. soft water system talks and inviting the District Women's Federated Clubs to Athens were referred to directors. The commerce group will also send delegates to the U.S. 80 National Highway Association meeting in Cincinnati on March 27 to map No. 60 highway improvements.
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Athens Chamber of Commerce
Nelsonville Board of Trade
Ralph Wilson
Rabson Statistical Organization
Sapeakoan
Hocking Valley
M. Gill
Athens Commerce Organization
Athens
Nelson Ville
Board of
Hincheen Club
Commerce Body
Cincinnati
Hamden Girls Injured in Dayton Wreck
Miss Ruth Matteson of Hamden is not expected to live and Miss Ellisa Beth Buskirk of Hamden suffers severe injuries after an automobile accident in Dayton Saturday night. J Leo Bighouse of Zaleski, with the two Hamden girls, escaped injury when their car was struck by a twitching engine, causing the wreck.
Delayed rescue after fire injures Miss Matteson
Fire victims recount the incident as Miss Matteson sustains severe scalp wounds and probable skull fracture. Twenty two stitches are reported, with little hope for recovery according to hospital sources after she was rushed to Hamdegs.
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Matteson
Hamdegs
Dayton Doctor Delivers Masonic Lecture at Glouster Lodge
Glouster Ohio March 6 There was a lively turnout for the regular meeting of Glouster Lodge No 607 F and A M with Dr David H Munson of Dayton delivering a lecture on ancient Masonic systems some of which premdate King Solomon A smoker followed the address attracting many visiting Masons
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Glouster
Glouster Lodge
David H. Munson
Dayton
Columbus Ohio Conservation Convention Attendee
Game Protector B. T. LeFever of this city is in Columbus attending the Ohio Conservation Convention which began today and will run through the rest of the week in the state capital.
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Glouster
B. T. LeFever
Columbus
Warden Former Sheriff Of Athens County Dies
Timothy Gurr Warden aged 2 died in Hackensack New Jersey after illness. A former Athens County sheriff born August 25 1848 in Mount Vernon Ohio he lived in Amesville and Athens. Funeral in Athens Saturday with details from Walburn Funeral Home.
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Timothy Gurr Warden
Hackensack
N. J
Athens
Mr. Warden
Athens County
Mt. Vernon
Ohio
Sandusky
Amesville
C. H. Warden
Warden
Charles C. Davis
Augusta Fulton
Lorenzo Fulton
Davis
Wife's Relatives Receive Property After Fayette County Murder Case
The Ohio Supreme Court settled the division of property from Caroline C Halterman and husband Charles Halterman murdered near Washington D D Fayette County. It determined Charles died first, his $13,896 estate passing to Caroline who died hours later. The Fayette Common Pleas Court had awarded half of Caroline's estate to Meta Wilt and half to Philip Rader.
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Columbus
Caroline C
Charles Halterman
Washington
D. H
Fayette County
Vaich Leo Halterman
Supreme Jurt
the Common Pleas Court of
Meta O. Wilt
Philip Rader
Coal output slips in early March weekly report
Washington reports a further drop in bituminous coal production for the week ended March 1. The National Coal Association estimates output at somewhat under 8.5 million net tons, based on incomplete car loading data, while the U S Bureau of Mines records 10.24 million and 9.506 million net tons for the two weeks ending February 15 and February 22.
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Washington
National Coal Association
U. S. Bureau of Mines
MISS REYNOLDS HONORED AT NACTTI MEETING
Miss Helen Reynolds, Ohio University faculty member, learned Monday from New York that she attended a National Association of Commercial Teachers Training Institute meeting last week. She was elected secretary of the association and served on an important committee. Miss Ann Brewington of the University of Chicago was named president.
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Helen Reynolds
Ohio University
New York
National Association of Commercial Teachers Training Institu
Reynlds
Ann Brewington
University of Chicago
Drydock Mine Sets Production Record in Coal Output
Glouster Ohio March 6 2 353 tons of coal were loaded at Drydock Mine No 255 in Sunday Creek Valley breaking all production records. The Ohio Collieries Company mine features modern shaft and tipple upgrades costing thousands, improving clean coal output.
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Glouster
Sunday Creek Valley
Ohio Collieries Company
Sheriff’s sale set for Davis property in Glouster
The Joe D. Davis property in the Fairview addition to Glouster will be offered at sheriff’s sale on April 4 at the courthouse door in Athens. The modern residence and 16 lots are appraised at 4166.67 dollars.
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Glouster
Joe D. Davis
Fairview
Athens
Pruning Demonstration At Ohio State Expert Led Session
Sixty persons watched pruning demonstrations by C S Holland horticulture specialist of Ohio State University at the farm of C E Holdren Wednesday afternoon. He explained pruning relates to fertilization and showed pruning for Rome Beauty Grimes Golden and Delicious trees.
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C. S. Holland
Ohio State University
C. E. Holdren
Mr. Holland
Rome
Grimes
Holdson
Roy Gilham
Former German Navy Leader Alfred Von Tirpitz Dies in Berlin Area
Alfred Von Tirpitz, former lord high admiral of the German Fleet, died at Chenhausen near Berlin. He would have been 81 on March 11. Known for submarine warfare, he urged building 150 undersea ships as early as 1884 when a Navy commander.
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Berlin
U.P
Alfred von Tirpitz
Chenhausen
von Tirpitz
Admiralty
Silas A. Dean Dies at Columbus Home
Silas A. Dean, 83, died Wednesday at his home 1277 Eastwood Avenue in Columbus after years as superintendent of the Hocking schools. He had lived in Columbus for three years and is survived by four sons, one daughter, five grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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Columbus
Silas A. Dean
Eastwood Avenue
Hocking Schools
Ohio University Concert Band Benefit at Alumni Memorial Auditorium
Ohio University's concert band directed by Curtis W. Janssen will perform a varied program of popular favorites marches and overture with instrumental solos at 7 30 Friday night in Alumni Memorial Auditorium. The event is sponsored by the East Side Parent Teacher Association with proceeds split between the association and the band.
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Ohio University
Curtis W. Janssen
Alumni Memorial Auditorium
East Side
Parent-Teacher Association
Nero pleads not guilty in assault case arraignment
James Nero entered a not guilty plea on assault and threatening charges. He was held to the grand jury and released on a $200 bond after arraignment before Magistrate Carl H. Porter. The affidavit was signed by Lydia Nero, his sister-in-law.
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James Nero
Carl H. Porter
Nero
Lydia Nero
Census enumeration set to start April 20 in Perry County
G C Peters census director for the district announces the Perry County enumeration begins April 20 with twenty enumerators chosen from over fifty applicants. The district includes Perry Fairfield Hocking and Pickaway Counties.
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New Lexington
G. C. Peters
Perry County
Peter
Perry
Fairfield
Hocking
Pickaway Counties
ZEMO Advertises Dandruff and Itching Relief
A vintage ad promotes ZEMO as a scalp and skin antiseptic solution. It claims rapid relief from dandruff and itching with safe, dependable use for all skin irritations. Available in 5c 60c and 1.00 sizes.
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Zemo
John Baird Named County Road Supervisor in Trimble Township
John Baird of Jacksonville was appointed county road supervisor for Trimble Township by county surveyor J. W Wilson. Baird, elected to the Trimble Township Trustees last November, began duties at year start and was the sole applicant for the post.
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Glouster
John Baird
Jacksonville
Trimble
Trimble Township
J. W Wilson
Baird
Glouster Schools to Present Operetta Under Burness Candoo
Glouster schools announce an operetta next week directed by Miss Burness Candoo with a large cast rehearsing nightly for the performance.
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Glouster
Burness Candoo
Unemployment Relief Bill Before Senate
The Senate Commerce Committee considers a Wagner bill creating a federal employment stabilization board with authority to spend up to 150 million dollars per fiscal year for unemployment relief. The measure aims to provide definite relief to national jobless and marks a major congressional priority.
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Washington
U.P
Senate Commerce Committee
Congress
Wagner
New York
Federal Employment Stabilization Board
Hoover Proposes Plan to Settle War Claims with Germany
President Hoover asks Congress to approve a settlement of German reparations and war claims. The Treasury Department message proposes yearly payments of 40,800,000 Reichmarks for 52 years to resolve Mixed Claims Commission awards and 25,300,000 Reichmarks for 37 years to compensate for maintaining the American Army of Occupation.
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Washington
U.P
Hoover
Congress
Treasury Department
White House
Mixed Claims Commission
Salvation Army Seeks Child Clothing for Ages 7 to 14
Many requests come to the Salvation Army for children's clothing. Persons with extra clothes suitable for children from seven to fourteen years old are urged to notify Capt. Richard Benton.
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Salvation Army
Richard Benton
Jesse Kasler Injured in Fall at Plant Accident
Jesse Kasler, 40, of Philo, a former Trimble resident, is in serious condition in a Zanesville hospital after a high pressure steam pipe burst at the Ohio Power Company Phito plant. He fell 15 feet from a scaffold, suffering burns to the right arm and shoulders and bruises to the hips. Kasler is the son of Mr and Mrs N M Kasler of Jacksonville, with a brother A W Kasler living in Athens.
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Glouster
Jesse Kasler
Philo
Trimble
Zanesville
Ohio Power Company
Phito
Mr. Kasler
N. M. Kasiler
Jacksonville
A.W. Kasler
Athens
Gang Leader Oberta and Guard Killed Near Chicago
John Oberta known as Dingbat Oberta and his bodyguard Sam Malaga were abducted and murdered on a lonely road west of Chicago Ridge. The killings follow the St Valentine era violence and claim Oberta as chief victim, leaving the widow of Tim Murphy twice bereaved.
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Chicago
U.P
400
Tim Murphy
John “Dingbat’ Oberta
Sam Malaga
Obert
Chicago Ridge
Stobbs jailed for unpaid Shawnee DUI fines
James Stobbs of Shawnee is in the county jail because he could not pay a $100 fine plus costs imposed by Mayor J. C. Fleming for driving an automobile while intoxicated.
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New Lexington
James Stobbs
Shawnee
J. C. Fleming
Dostars Secret of Feminine Hygiene Ad
An old advert touts Mu-col as a safe feminine hygiene product used for 28 years in hospitals and offices. It claims ten-fold strength without injuring delicate lining, prevents trouble and pain, eases periods, and stops odor with dou hed use and easy package directions. Available at all druggists.
Woman Tells How She Lost Fat With Kruschen Salts
A Montana woman recounts shedding 19 pounds in 27 days after using Kruschen Salts for almost four weeks. She claims the daily half teaspoon in hot water before breakfast cleanses waste, tones organs, and yields energy and a toned figure with a money back guarantee from McKee Drug Co.
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Montana
McKee Drug Co
America
Why Few Are Fat Expose Marmola Diet Cure Claim
An old advertising item argues excess fat stems from a gland weakness and promotes Marmola prescription tablets as the cure. It claims the method has been used for 22 years with millions of boxes sold and includes a book explaining action. Each box costs $1 and is available at druggists.
Olive Tablets Offer Remedy for Tired, Dull Health
Announcer touts Dr Ward's Olive Tablets as a gentle vegetable remedy to cleanse clogged bowels and improve energy. Claimed benefits include rosier cheeks and clearer eyes, with a nightly dose available in 10, 30, and 60 cent sizes through druggists.
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Rosy Cheeka
Edwards
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Walburn Funeral Home
Miss Reynolds
Drydock Mine
Silas Dean
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Ohio Farm Bureau Corp
Athens, Ohio
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