D A R Program Noted By Ames Chapter In Social News
Nabby Lee Ames Chapter of the D A R met at Mrs Arthur Boyles home with regent Mrs George Pilcher presiding. Mrs Metta Selby Glazier read a history paper on the Coonskin Library and copies were ordered for Washington. Various members and guests attended and tea followed the meeting. Virginia Naomi Bell, a daughter, born March 12 in Grant Hospital Columbus. Several local society items listed including initiates and Alpha Delta Pi events.
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Nabby Lee Ames
Arthur Boyles
George 8. Pilcher
W. L. Gard
Anna White
Board of Management
F. W. Reed
Metta Selby Glazier
Amesville
Coonskin
Washington
George Coe
Helen Lawrence
John Cross
Koons
Athens
Kanoff
Taylor
Coolville
Eric F. Bell
Edith Fout
Oakley Avenue
Columbus
Virginia Naomi
Grant Hospital
Mrs. Bell
Ohio University
Mr. Bell
State Bureau of Juvenile Research
Caucus Hears Sullivan Gas Tax Measure
Rural members of the General Assembly met in joint caucus in Columbus to gauge support for a four cent gasoline tax. Representative Dallas Sullivan urged backing the tax increase and planned to seek Governor Cooper's position after the caucus. The bill sits before the House highways committee alongside Sullivan's re apportionment proposal of the original two cent tax.
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Columbus
U.R
General Assembly
Dallas Sullivan
Sullivan
Myers Y. Cooper
House Highways Committee
Local Soloists To Sing The Crucifixion In Parkersburg
Two local soloists Donald Dowd and Fred Lee Tom will sing the leading roles in The Crucifixion at Trinity Episcopal Church Parkersburg tonight under the direction of Charles A Bakey. Sir John Stainer, then Westminster Abbey organist during Queen Victoria's era, composed the work. A Parkersburg choir will assist them.
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Donald Dowd
Fred Lee Tom
Parkersburg
Trinity Episcopal Church
Charles A. Bakey
Sir John Stainer
Sir Stainer
Westminster Abbey
Queen Victoria
Frazier Kills ex Wife Then Commits Suicide
Newark tragedy reports John H. Frazier a 53 year old B and O Railroad brakeman fatally shot his former wife Louella Belle Kennedy 31 and then killed himself with poison in Newark on March 19 according to U P.
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Newark
U.P
John H. Frazier
Louella_ Belle Kennedy
It Won’t Be Long Now A Messenger Ad Promise
A newspaper drill extols classified ads to secure work fast. Mrs Jas A Hallctt of Nelsonville found a housekeeper and practical nurse post within two days after placing a Messenger ad. The piece urges readers to use the classifieds to find employment quickly.
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Jas. A. Hallctt
Nelsonville
Messenger
Everything Set for Word Go at Local Expo
Kiwanis Club approves program and prizes for the Athens Merchants Exposition. Rufus Hopkins announces 7 pm opening with Prof. T. N. Hoover hosting Kiwanians. J. B. Sherrard to be official announcer using a loud speaker system. Insurance on building and contents set at 16000 dollars each. Gym policing until Friday night. Kiwanis delegates to Milwaukee June 23 to 27 nominated. Mothers Day tour of the city to be provided by club autos. 25 cars requested.
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Athens
Kiwanis International
Milwaukee
R. C. Hess
O. C. Bird
M. McKay
Kiwanis Club
Ohio University
New Clues To Missing Youth Revealed In Wooster
County Prosecutor Marion Graven planned to report back after a trip to an Ohio city seeking new clues to the whereabouts of missing Melvin Horst. Graven, with Special Prosecutor Walter Mougey and Marshal Roy Horst, declined to detail the tip but called it important. Detective Ora M. Slater from Cincinnati, returning to aid the inquiry, followed the Arnolds, Elias and Arthur, now jailed awaiting sentence as defense argues for a new trial before Judge George A. Starn.
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Arthur
Arnolds
Common Pleas
George A. Starn
Donahey Criticizes State Police Bill
Former Governor Vic Donahey denounced the Rural Constabulary Bill now before the General Assembly as a tax eating device. He spoke to the Lima Automobile Club and blamed law enforcement issues on jail crowding caused by desires for pleasure disrespect for law and easy money without honest labor.
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Lima
U.P
General Assembly
Vic Donahey
Lima Automobile Club
Poison liquor fatal in Newark
Arthur Crayton a 12 year old boy lay near death in Newark after drinking poison liquor. Police and medical staff investigate the incident and seek to determine the source of the tainted beverage amid rising concerns over unsafe liquor.
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Newark
U.P
Arthur Crayton
Two Collegians Battle for First Base Job
Two college players vie for the first base job with the New Orleans team Connatser of Alabama and Hooks of Southwestern Texas competing for the role.
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New Orleans
Connatser
Alabama
Hooks
Southwestern
Texas
Debate teams broadcast on trial by jury abolition
A negative team from Ohio University and an affirmative team from the University of Cincinnati will broadcast a debate on the abolition of trial by jury. Station WLW Crosley Radio Corporation in Cincinnati will air the program on Wednesday evening starting at 6 o clock.
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Ohio University
Theniversity of Cincinnati
WLW
Crosley Radio Corporation
Cincinnati
Oldest convict released from Governor pardon
William Barker 82, the oldest inmate, walked to freedom after a conditional pardon by Gov. Myers Y. Cooper. Barker, jailed in Batavia for possessing liquor, was freed due to poor health diagnosed by six physicians as a risk of sudden death if kept in prison.
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Barker
Batavia
Myers Y. Cooper
Akron Youth Escapes First Trap Fails Second Capture
A 20-year-old Akron youth who quit college two months ago to pursue crime was in Cleveland General Hospital today after eluding an initial trap but being caught in a second. Police report describe the sequence of events leading to his hospital admission.
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Cleveland
Akron
City Hospital
Justice Webster Missed One Marriage for Nine Dollars
POMEROY March 19 Justice KR G Webster debated whether kindness pays. He helped a friend with his income tax report for free, then learned he had missed performing a marriage ceremony and issuing a hurry-up attachment which would have earned nine dollars.
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Pomeroy
KR. G. Webster
Rutland
Youth Confesses to Police Robbery as Detective Wounds Suspect
A youth admitted to the March 1 robbery of Patrolman Lee Hansa after a trap set by officers failed. The suspect later entered a Cleveland Heights drug store and exchanged gunfire with Detective Carl Budenz, resulting in a wound from the detective’s gun to the youth’s cheek.
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Hansa
Cleveland Heights
Carl Budenz
Phillips Milk of Magnesia for babies and children
Advertising copy touts Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a gentle remedy for sour stomach symptoms in infants and kids. It claims mild laxative action relieves sour belching vomiting feverishness and colic, with a teaspoonful doing the work of half a [line cut].
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Franklin Avenue
R. D. Graham
May Avenue
Philadelphia
Graduate Hospital
George Whipple
Rexall
Neil House
Whipple
P. B. Lawrence
Alpha Delta Pi
Margaret Wright
Waterloo
Ind
Ruth Gronemeyer
Jean Baker
Barbara Gill
Elizabeth Schulze
Steubenville
Elinore Orton
Dayton
Lizbeth Paton
Ashland
Ruth Brown
Parma Heights
Dorothy Klein
Lakewood
Eleanor St. Clair
Old Washington
Church of the Good Shepherd
Sorority
Frank J. Beasley
Delta Tau Delta
Kaida Whitney
Doris Darey
Milton Alfred
Ashtabula
Bettina Beach
Jane Elizabeth Elliott
Francis Hughes
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Elliott
Norris Beasley
H. H. Haning
John B. Swanson
Filly H. Brown
Robert Wood
Eddie Shea-Lou Bloom
P. T
A. B. Wells
North College Street
Contract Bridge Club
Athens Bridge
Roy Saylor
Miss Connett
Giesen
J. T. Merwin
Canon City
Colo
Blanche Tullis
Merwin
Chas
Millikan
Optometrist
Masonic Building
Floor
Caucus
Assembly
Watt
W. M. Cray
Court Street
Mens
Melvin Horst
Donahey
Piso
Messenger Pattern Department
A.R
William Barker
Justice Webster
Lee
Ruggists
Phillips Co
Hudson St
New York
N. Y
Phillips
Chas, H. Phillips Chemical Co
Chas, H. Phillips
W. State St
Athens, Ohio
Cline Macy CO
Betty Bright
Glouster Logan
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