Legion Readies for Ingersoll Visit in Logan
Logan Post of the American Legion aims for 100 percent membership by next Monday after a visit by Department Commander R. G. Ingersoll and staff. Current year membership stands at 79 with 87 last year, as plans for the Monday meeting include visiting Legionnaires from Columbus and a state service officer to assist those with service claims.
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Logan
Logan Post
The
American Legion
R. G. Ingersoll
Sumner Martin
Columbus
Northfield Athletic Club raid by vice squad shocks town
In Northfield, March 14, the Summit County Vice Squad used tear gas bombs and sledge hammers to raid the Northfield Athletic Club, driving 200 alleged gamblers from the premises just before midnight. Newspaper reporters were among those present during the surprise operation.
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Northfield
U.P
Summit County
Northfield Athletic Club
Here
Girl, 13, Corrects Taft on Oath Wording
In Walden New York on March 14 a 13 year old named Helen Terwilliger listened to William Howard Taft’s oath on the radio and found he misquoted the oath. Taft admitted the error in a letter saying he meant preserve maintain and protect.
Students on Honor Roll at Senior High School
Sixty five pupils from the Senior High School earned places on the honor roll for the six weeks ending March 1. Sophomores lead with 39 students, followed by 18 seniors and 17 juniors. one student is in postgraduate work.
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Ogan
C. F. Ridgley
Therr
Goldiees
Lucy Bowen
Harley Ellingam
Joseph Frasch
Dorothy Aeat Beneneon
Mary C. Keller
Ellaamon
Pauline Magie
Florence Ane Fowers
Kenneth Risch
Lyle Schultz
Clayton Shaw
Garnet .Eatheets
Josephine Starr
Esther St. Ane
Bertha Tucker
Margaret Eas Walker
John Wellman
Helen Cole
Rose Cox
Violet Disbennet
Ruby N. Collison
Eberst
Marjorie Eberst
Eichel
Nellie Frasch
On Gompf
Della Guess
Betty Hack
Peggy Hack
Mary Krinn
We Lamberti Lane
John Mack
John Moore
Margaret Nihiser
Alice G. Poston
Stanley Risch
Dorothy Riser
Mabel Schaal
Edna Smith
Adeima Solon
Thomas Strawn
Joi Wooley
Faith Wright
M. P. M. Club Hosts Bridge Evening at West Main
Mrs. T. R. Walburn hosted the M. P. M. Club on West Main Street Monday evening. Bridge was played with substitute players Mrs. Phil A. Henderson and Mrs. Fred Brown joining the rounds.
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T. R. Walburn
West Main Street
Phil A. Henderson
Fred Brown
City Council tightens fire zone parking and hose rules
City Council approved an ordinance penalizing parking within one square of a fire and prohibiting passing over a charged fire hose with a maximum fine of 50 dollars and five days in jail. The meeting also reviewed paving plans for Church Street and possible name changes for Fountain Street. Mayor Rochester reported February collections totaling 72.80 in fines, costs and fees.
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Logan
Clyde Warren
Church Street
Fountain Street
Cousci
Gerald McLaughlin
Frank Mason
Health Department
Delaware
Westerville
Rochester
Chicken thefts tied to youths in South Perry area
Deputy Sheriff L F Hammond reports three youths, Robert Lutz, Martin Canfield, and Charles Beavers, arrested in connection with a spike in chicken thefts near South Perry. Two youths admitted participation in one theft. charges are being prepared. This marks the third group arrested in three months.
Insect and disease spray letters sent to Hocking fruit growers
Timely information on controlling insects and diseases is mailed to fruit growers in Hocking County by the extension service. The letters are prepared by A A Pierstorff of Ohio State University. Robert W Lang, the local agent, urges all growers to contact him to receive the information.
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Logan
Hocking County
Extension Service
A. A. Pierstorff
Ohio State University
Robert W. Lang
Evening Bridge Club Meets at Mrs. Cora Hayne Home
Members of the Evening Bridge Club were entertained at the home of Mrs. Cora Hayne on Monday evening. Besides the members, Mrs. Paul Spears, Miss Emma Floyd and Miss Mayme Wellman were present.
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Evening Bridge Club
Cora Hayne
Paul Spears
Emma Floyd
Mayme Wellman
Jurors Tour Hocking County Jail In Music Visit
Several members of the January petit jury visited the Hocking County Jail where Deputy Sheriff L F Hammond guided a tour. Prisoners were moved to form an orchestra for a brief concert and jurors praised the jail conditions despite crowdedness, noting a population averaging 27 to 34 inmates.
Euterpean Club Mirthful Spring Evening at Lanning Home
Members of the Euterpean Club were entertained at Mrs. Wilbur Lanning’s East Main Street home Monday evening with Mrs. Raymond Lanning and Mrs. F. M. McKay assisting. The Spring theme guided a program of vocal and instrumental numbers featuring Mrs. Charles Scholl, Mrs. Lucy E. Bowen, Mrs. Murel Weymueller, Mrs. Walter Prather, Mrs. C. B. Clark, Mrs. Anthony Toerner, Mrs. Wilbur Lanning, Mrs. Robert Lang, Miss Janet White, Miss Violet Brehm, and Miss Mary Louise Bowen. refreshments followed.
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Wilbur Lanning
East Main Street
Raymond Lanning
F. M. McKay
Charles Scholl
Lucy E. Bowen
Murel Weymueller
Walter Prather
C. 8. Clark
Anthony Toerner
Robert Lang
Janet White
Violet Brehm
Mary Louise Bowen
Merritt Wonn
Kitty Dill
Precious Correil
Logan
Jack Hyman
Hollywood
Cleo Haley
Dayton
Hoyt Tribble
Elliott City
Boy in hospital ill in Detroit hospital notice
Junior Robinett, son of Mr and Mrs Fred Robinett of Chauncey and Hebbardaville, is seriously ill in a Detroit clinic. The Rev V Ahlbrand announced chapel services at the County Home for inmates Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs William Finney of Toledo announce the birth of a daughter in Columbus, Mrs Finney formerly Florence Lowery of Chauncey and The Plains.
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Chauncey
Junior Robinett
Fred Robinett
Chauncey and Hebbardaville
Detroit
Mich
William Collings
William Finney
Toledo
Finney
Columbus
Florence Lowery
Chauncey and the Plains
the Plains
James Moore
Kirtland
Harry Moore
Fred Linscott
Athens
Floyd Linscott
Effie St. John
Drama and Comedy Frolic at Athena High School
Athena High School stages its fourth annual spring frolic with one act dramas comedies and skits tonight and Friday. About 75 pupils perform under director Allen A. Nellis as three upper classes present one act pieces judged by three judges while junior high hosts interludes between acts to reduce stage confusion.
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Athena High School
Allen A. Nellis
Cx. Net
Wong
Nellis
Pomona Grange Plans Saturday Meeting at New Marshfield Hall
The Pomona Grange of one county will hold its quarterly session in New Marshfield Hall this Saturday. A banquet at noon will honor new granges and feature entertainment by Ledis and Stewart. Jehnaee Gears will preside.
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Pomona Grange
Marshfield Hall
Elgg Ong
Ledis
Stewart
Jehnaee
Chauncey pupils stage Garden of the Shah operetta
A fair audience witnessed the second Chauncey Dover High School operetta The Garden of the Shah under Mrs Thelma Cox. The production raised over 100 with leading roles by Mary Lee Savage Alice Dew Pauline Nye Dee Daugherty Neil Tippett Audrian Simpkins Leland Southerton Carroll Tippett and a 40 member chorus. Stage setting and costumes were noted as unique.
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Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover High School
Thelma Cox
Mary Lee Savage
Alice Dew
Pauline Nye
Dee Daugherty
Neil Tippett
Audrian Simpkins
Leland Southerton
Carroll Tippett
Testing Of Cows In Athens County Progress Reports
Veterinarians in Athens and Dr J M Higgins report satisfactory progress in tuberculosis testing of 20 cattle herds in Athens County. Four reactors were identified by one vet and reported to state veterinarians and national bureaus of animal industry. A second vet found more reactors than expected. A state inspector arrives to check milk production sanitary conditions and food product facilities.
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Athens
J. M. Higgins
Prizes Awarded to Trimble Girls Club
The Trimble Neat Stitchers Club held a ceremony at Mrs. Connie Brown's home where twelve girls received achievement certificates. T. H. Johnson, the county farm agent, presented cash prizes as part of the annual program. The event included conference discussions and games.
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Neat Stitchers
Trimble
Connie Brown
T. H. Johnson
Whaley Choggen Officer E A Whaley Elected to OAI Board
Athens Ice and Storage Company manager A. E. Whaley was named to the executive board of the Ohio Association of Ice Industries at a two day Deshler-Wallick Hotel convention in Columbus. He attended sessions Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Whaley
A. E. Whaley
Athens Ice and Storage Company
Ohio Association of Ice Industries
Deshler-Wallick
Columbus
Mr. Whaley
Athens guest of Chauncey hosts visit spread
Mrs. Edna Davis of Athens has been the guest this week of Mrs. Steve Johnson in Chauncey. Mrs. Noah Harvey Mrs. Nile Dew and Mrs. Ira Cunningham of Chauncey visited their cousin Louise Moody in Lancaster this week. George Williamson of Chauncey spent Wednesday and Thursday in Columbus.
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Edna Davis
Athens
Steve Johnson
Chauncey
Noah Harvey
Nile Dew
Ira Cunningham
Lancaster
Louise Moody
George Williamson
Columbus
Ackerman and Cooper Quits Strain Over State Police Bill
Senator Joseph N. Ackerman of Cleveland claims Governor Cooper and State Finance Director Harry D. Silver hinder his state police bill. Ackerman told the Senate Finance Committee he faces a developed rift with the Cooper administration, arguing Silver would become a dictator of legislation. Some senators say the quarrel stems from Cooper's refusal to back the measure. The governor's office denies Ackerman's charge of mixed signals on the bill.
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Columbus
U.P
Joseph N. Ackerman
Cleveland
Cooper
Ackerman
Senate Finance Committee
Harry D. Silver
Johnson To Attend Agents Conference In Pomeroy
T. H. Johnson county farm agent will represent the district at the county agent conference in Pomeroy tonight and Friday. About fifteen delegates from Southeastern Ohio will attend. A. L. Plersdorf plant pathologist at Ohio State University will discuss spraying. T. H. Parks entomologist at Ohio State University will discuss plant insects.
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Pomeroy
T. H. Johnson
Ohio
A. L. Plersdorf
Ohio State University
T. H. Parks
Best of Cage Players Named Nat Holman in New York Celtics Era
Nat Holman of New York praised as the greatest basketball player of all time by experts after long tenure with the New York Celtics.
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Nat Holman
New York
New York Celtics
Railroads Ordered to Sell Wheeling Stock in Merger Ruling
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled that three large trunk lines violated the Clayton Act by buying Wheeling and Lake Erie Railway without approval. It said competition was reduced and ordered the New York Central Baltimore and Ohio and Nickel Plate trunk lines to dispose of their Wheeling stock within 90 days.
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Washington
U.P
Eastern Railway
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wheeling & Lake Erie Railway
New York Central
Baltimore and Ohio
Nickel Plate
Wheeling
Girls Glee Club Sings Without Director at State Contest
Ohio University Girls Glee Club will perform in the state contest Friday night without a director under a new contest ruling. Club director Mrs. Margaret Benedict said the change creates a difficult task for the ensemble and its members.
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Ohio University Girls’ Glee Club
Associaton
Margaret Benedict
Athens man jailed on charge of neglecting aged mother
Emmett Ross of Athens was arrested by Constable Harry Dalton on an affidavit by Fred Landia. In default of a $1,000 bond he was committed to jail awaiting grand jury action for failing to provide for an aged mother.
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Emmett Ross
Athens
Harry Dalton
Ross
Fred Landia
Famous Recipe For Stopping a Severe Cough
A touted remedy promises quick relief from chest cold coughs using Pinex with honey and creosote. The article claims fast soothing effects for adults and children, recommending a concentrated formula and offering a money back guarantee.
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Canada
Bible Must Be Put Into Practice says Soper
Dr Edmund D Soper president of Ohio Wesleyan University argues in a Methodist service that all religions seek divine revelation but Christianity centers on Jesus Christ not a book. He calls the Bible a precious casket holding life's jewels and says it is a method to think through life rather than a final authority, noting science changes while Bible explanations endure.
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Edmund D. Soper
Ohio Wesleyan University
Methodist
Presbyterian
Methodist Church
God
Jesus Christ
Dr. Soper
Chamber Seeks New Members for Athens Organization
Athens Chamber of Commerce weighs new member invitations at a Wednesday meeting in Hotel Berry. J H McClure proposes member prospects while C M Gill reports a new Ohio Farm Bureau district will aid local farmers. The state convention in Columbus March 22 23 will be attended by Prof Albert Gubitz and the secretary.
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Athens Chamber of Commerce
Hotel
Berry
J. H. McClure
Athens
McClure
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
C. M. Gill
E. R. Wallace
Farm Bureau
Gill
Chamber of Commerce
Columbus
Albert Gubitz
Th Economics Department
Ohio University
Myers Y. Cooper
Ohio
Harry F. Byrd
Richard Byrd
Virginia
James Withrow
Chemical Engineering
Ohio State University
Wilbur Stout
House of Representative
Bible Principles Made Lived Not Merely Studied
Dr. Soper urged putting the Bible into practice beyond its time, stating life principles must be lived. He said seeds of life should be planted in the human soul and the body become a library for Christ’s treasure.
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Soper
Christ
Riddle of the Day Reveals Letter Golf Answer
The puzzle yields a chain Close, Chose, Chore, Shore, Score as the solution to today’s letter golf question.
Musterole Laxative Cold Tablets Ad
Musterole Laxative Cold Tablets promise quick safe relief from head colds. Adults and kids can take a chocolate tablet to ease symptoms overnight without griping or ear buzzing. Made by makers of Musterole. Available at all druggists or postpaid 35c.
Tornado Strikes Lone Town Killing Nine in 8Six Mile Area
A twisting tornado struck the 8Six Mile Community, six miles west of Liberty, at eight last night, obliterating most structures. Nine persons are dead as homes collapsed, with two families affected and the father of one family the sole escapee.
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Liberty
Peace Hope Rises From Mexican Leaders Conference
Mexican Consul I. M. Vasquez says a talks between Federal and Revolutionary leaders in Nogales on March 14 may outline preliminary steps toward peace.
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Nogales
Ariz
U.P
I. M. Vasquez
Peterson's Ointment Advertises Skin Cure
A quoted testimonial touts Peterson's Ointment as a remedy for pimples, sores, and skin blemishes. It claims dramatic clearing after a first box, pricing every box at 35 cents. The piece references Minnie Jones and Genevieve Lineham in Oursville with promotional lines about nationwide distribution.
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Minnie Jones
Oursville
Peterson
Genevieve Lineham Sans
Fate of ex city mortgage officers to reach jury
In Columbus on March 14 the case against former officers of Cities Mortgage Company and a former Columbus banker accused of embezzling 285000 dollars heads to a jury.
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Columbus
Cities Mortgage Company
California Fig Syrup touted as a gentle cure for sick children
An old advertisement promotes California Fig Syrup as a safe remedy for bilious, constipated children. It claims a coated tongue and foul breath signal clogged bowels, and promises relief as the syrup moves undigested food, leaving the child bright. It warns of imitators and urges buyers to seek the genuine product with California on the package.
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California
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