Telescope Gift to Ohio University From Carpenter
Arthur Howe Carpenter will present the Arcturus telescope to Ohio University in honor of his father Franklin R. Carpenter and in memory of his father-in-law Dr. D. J. Evans. Carpenter, associate professor at Armour Institute, is a descendant of Boston mayor Arthur Howe and a longtime telescope maker. The Arcturus mirror was imported from England as part of the effort to display star energy at Chicago’s World Fair.
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Boston
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Century of Progress
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Mount Wilson Observatory
England
State Troopers Are Heroes of Film at Majestic
State Troopers are spotlighted in two films at the Majestic Theater this Wednesday. Dean Jaeger discusses his rise from Broadway to Hollywood and his firm stance against unimportant roles in Car 99 with co stars Fred MacMurray and Ann Sheridan. Ann Dvorak sings and dances in Sweet Music at the Ohio Theater with Rudy Vallee alongside Ned Sparks and Helen Morgan in a Warner Bros musical comedy.
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Ann Sheridan
Sweet Music
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Sir Guy Standing
William Frawley
Marina Schubert
Ann Dvorak
Rudy Vallee
Warner Bros
Ohio Theater
Sammy Fain
Irving Kahal
Svenson
Miss Dvorak
Vallee
Ned Sparks
Helen Morgan
Robert Armstrong
Allen Jenkins
Getting Along With Others by Dr Fowler
The Rev. Dr. Wilbur H. Fowler of the First Methodist Episcopal Church urged congregants to solve personal relationship problems. He cited jealousy and the urge for praise as impediments and urged selfless acts without expected reward to improve harmony in life and church.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
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Joy in finding one’s real self from a sermon on the prodigal son
The Rev. R. J. Downs of First Christian Church preached that true joy comes from God not worldly riches or pleasure. He argued the prodigal son represents humanity seeking happiness in error and that real joy flows from recognizing one’s real self with Jesus as the source.
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Ponce de Leon
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Supreme Court Blocks Kentucky Sales Tax
Washington reports a 6 to 3 Supreme Court ruling blocked $1,200,000 in Kentucky tax payments. The decision set aside gross sales tax assessments against several retailers from March 1930 to July 1934. Tax was replaced in 1934 by a general sales tax and a chain store tax. Retailers argued the measure was vindictive and discriminatory.
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Supreme Court
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Duck Hunters In The Nation Estimated At Seven Million
An estimate places about seven million men in the country as duck hunters. The figure reflects a broad participation across regions and seasons, highlighting the sport's popularity and reach.
True Values Discussed by Dr Wilcox Sermon
Dr. A Y Wilcox of the Presbyterian Church preached on true values from First Corinthians 2 15 applying the message to merchants teachers and politicians He urged public minded merchants teachers and political figures to consider fitness for service and the welfare of state and nation.
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Washington
Mineral Rights To Land Seller
Congressman Thomas A. Jenkins explains under forest land purchase programs the seller may keep mineral rights but the government will not pay extra for them. He notes mineral rights often appear already reserved in the title chain and the Forestry Service views fire control reforestation and transportation development as aiding mineral sub-surface resource development.
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Ohio
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Odd Weather Theory Stirs Debate In Toronto
Andrew Thompson of the meteorological service describes a jar frog test to forecast weather. A frog kept at the bottom signals bad weather, mid jar suggests fair, top position indicates good weather, sparking discussion about its validity.
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Silken Spindles Ends at Mill Village Street
Gale and Mrs. O Connor discuss Steve Meyers death and Thatcher's actions while Gale plans to inform her father about Phil's homecoming. A green roadster with Vicky driving adds tension as they move through the mill village.
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Drydock Local Seeks Wage Increase in Coal Mines
Drydock Local Union No. 648 at Mine 255 with 511 members sent a resolution to delegate John Wycoff in Washington to push a new wage agreement before the current one ends March 31. The proposal seeks parity for loaders with day labor and machine men, protesting pay differentials. Records show 255 loaders averaged six tons 2 cwt per day, totaling 30,513 tons in December, 22,675 in January, and 32,297 in February across 15, 12, and 16 working days respectively.
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W. W. Runner
Jesse Bryan
J. C. Reedy
Sunday Creek Held Within Banks After Night Rain
Glouster residents in Sunday Creek Valley woke Tuesday to relief as Sunday Creek stayed below damage levels after steady rain. Road conditions remained open with Route 13 clear between Glouster and Chauncey.
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Andrewses Welcome Son Friday Birth Headline
Mr and Mrs Emmett Andrews welcomed a son born Friday. Grandparents are Ira Andrews of Akron and Mr and Mrs William Johnston of this city.
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Emmett Andrews
Ira Andrews
Akron
William Johnston
Salvation Army Adjt Hinshaw to Speak in Glouster
Adjutant W. W. Hinshaw of the Ath ens corps will address a special religious service at Moose Hall Glouster Friday night at 7 30 o clock in the town notes and announcements column.
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Progressive Club at Glouster elects officers
The Progressive Study Club met at Miss Eva Kientz home electing Mrs. Mae Dunnett as president and Mrs. Ruth Watkins as vice president with other officers named. Mrs. Bess Henshaw led the program on Rio de Janeiro as 12 members and a guest attended. The next meeting is set for March 22 at Mrs. Grace Bryson’s home.
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Rio de Janeiro
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Ruth Watkins
Esta Harper
Jennie Jones
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Eightieth Birthday Celebrations Mentioned Across Ohio Area
Ernestine Shirkey and Gene Sellars from Washington H visited Miss Shirkey's parents in Jacksonville for her eightieth birthday. In Columbus hospital visits, Charley Ormes and Leona Nicholas assisted Mrs Alonzo Ormes. Cordelia Kane marked her eightieth birthday with a Jacksonville dinner. she has spent 45 years in a single house and her husband James Kane died twenty years ago. Kent Staubus and Shirley Horn visited their ill mother Kate Staubus in Akron. Thomas Swindell of Dayton joined local families for weekend visits.
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Ernestine Shirkey
Gene Sellars
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B. C. Shirkey
Washington D. H
Harry Cauley
Miamisburg
Dorothy Rasp
Charley Ormes
Leona Nicholas
Alonzo Ormes
Columbus
Thomas Swindell
Dayton
Peter Maillard
James Love
Millfield
Jesse Brunton
Wellston
James Gibbs
Mary Brown
Cordelia
Ruth
Cordelia Kane
Kane
James Kane
Kenneth Staubus
Shirley Horn
Akron
Kate Staubus
Glouster Scouts Meet This Week For Merger Of Activities
Glouster 7 Scouts set to meet Friday at 3 30 for a program focusing on code passing and preparedness. In local family news, a daughter was born Saturday to Dwight Smith, with Mr and Mrs Taylor Ridge and Mr M Smith named as relatives in Bishopville. The article notes the earliest known photograph in existing records.
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