Minstrel Show Delights Hayfenville Citizens
News notes report John Brandt and son Billy visit followers after a social event in Oesen with relatives. Davenport of Murray City handled probate court affairs in Logan. Thomas Kelley’s estate settlement occurs in Murray. The K P minstrel impresses a capacity Hayfenville audience and moves on to New Lexington for an Thursday performance.
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Billy
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Rela
Davenport
Murpy City
Logan
Thomas Kelley
Murray
K. of P
Ed Lustre
Hayfenville
Mooney
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Bus Driver Fined for Missing Extra Tire
H. E. Baylor, Cadillac driver, appeared before Magistrate Miller on a charge of operating a motor bus without an extra tire. The fine was ten dollars plus costs, the first such penalty in Hocking County history. Officer Farbearn assisted in the incident.
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Miller
H. E. S Baylor
Cadillas
Saylor
Farbearn
Hocking County
Huffhines named beneficiary and executrix in Harsh will
Samuel C. Harsh’s will probated Wednesday in Tarleton named Ivy Mae Huffhines as beneficiary and executrix. The estate valued at about $8,000. Witnesses were J. W. Gabriel and H. M. Whitcraft.
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Ivy Mae Huffhines
Samuel C. Harsh
Mr. Harsh
Tarleton
J. W. Gabriel
H. M. Whitcraft
Class in Making Clothing Closes in Canaanville
The final demonstration of the season in clothing construction was held at Mrs. Charles Mansfield's home in South Can_ean with about 40 guests. A community supper followed, then a social hour. In Fargo North Dakota the Hiram Johnson headquarters issued a formal statement in the Coolidge North Dakota primary.
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Masonic Hall
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New Lexington
Shawnee
New Straitsville
Nelsonville
Athens
Circleville
Chillicothe
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Musté
Buellaby
Rolland Bright
Eugene Wright
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Charles Smith
Canaanville
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Mcecident
Fights to Beat All Hell in St Louis Showdown
In St Louis the bout pits Kid Satan also known as Knockout Lucifer against Rev. Jeddie Young evangelist of the Church of the Assemblies of God. Young recalls a life of fighting and vows to bring moral force to the ring while Satan embraces a long history in bare knuckle fighting and public notoriety.
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ST. Louis
Kid Satan
Jeddie Young
Lucifer
Wmidward RR. Young
Church of the Assemblies of God
Eddie
California
Nevada
Goldfield
Young
Satan
Evangelist Finds Bible War More Satisfying Than Ring
A former fighter recalls joining the Bible Institute of Los Angeles and facing criticism for his vocabulary. He says he has spent 12 years fighting to defeat Satan and views pulpit action as more satisfying than boxing, with the Bible as his preferred reading.
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Bible Institute
Los Angeles
Satan
Indians Hit Seven Circuit Swats In Beating Reds
Lakeland Florida March 20 With George Burns homering twice and five other Indians adding one each Cleveland slugged eight runs in the spring exhibition beating the Cincinnati Reds 8 to 7. The Reds managed three homers in the loss.
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Lakeland
Fla
George Burns
Cleveland
Cincinnati Reds
Jack Hendricks
Man Sues Railroad Over Grade Crossing Injury in Warren
Fred White, injured when his machine was struck by a Pennsylvania train at a Warren grade crossing on December 25, last year, files a federal suit for 10960 dollars against the railroad in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Fred White
Pennsylvania
Warren
Health officials push school child health program in Ohio
Dr. R G Leland of the State Health Department cites cooperation with local and state authorities as essential to improve health conditions among Ohio school children. He and other health officials plan to attend a conference in Athens with the Ohio Parent-Teachers Association southeastern district members from Athens and Lawrence counties.
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Columbus
Ohio
R. G. Leland
State Health Department
Leland
State Health Deepartment
Athens
Ohio Parent-Teachers’ Association
Lawrence
14 320 Degrees Granted at Ohio State University
Con ferring 130 degrees and certificates at the recent quarterly convocation, Ohio State University reaches 14 320 total degrees since 1878. President W O Thompson marks his 25th year leading the university as most degrees are personally conferred.
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Ohio State University
Columbus
W. O. Thompson
United We Stand Around Divided We Fall
A brief reflective note emphasizes unity and resilience in the face of division, urging collective effort to address shared challenges. It highlights solidarity as strength and warns that fragmentation weakens communal progress.
Ohio Insurance Writers Had Big Year in 1923
Ohio life and insurance data for 1923 show total written life insurance at 786,098,371 with premiums of 116,946,339.53. Overall, life and casualty insurance in the state totaled 7,495,866,879 in value and 42,062,955.57 in premiums, per the State Department of Insurance report released today.
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Ohio
Columbus
Ife
State Department of Insurance
Bank Files Suit Over Damages and Replevin
The Bank of Athens as administrator of Mahlon Hayes deceased sues Lydia Hayes in common pleas court alleging wrongful detention of estate property. Damages of 200 dollars are sought and possession of the chattels.
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Common Pleas
Bank of Athens
Mahlon Hayes
Lydia Hayes
Olive Tablets promote clear skin and liver function
An American ad claims yellow skin and dull appetite signal need for Dr Edwards Olive Tablets a vegetable mix with olive oil that acts on the liver and bowels like calomel with no after effects take one or two nightly and expect bright eyes pink skin and buoyancy sold in 15c and 30c boxes with millions sold annually
Hangah Cotterman Funeral Held In Wooster
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Hangah Cotterman, 73, who claimed to have preceded Carrie Nation by about ten years. She reportedly attacked a saloon with an axe after her husband returned intoxicated, wrecking windows and the bar where he drank.
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Wooster, O
Hangah
Cotterman
Carrie Nation
Studebaker workers share in the company’s growth and value
The text outlines worker benefits at Studebaker including dividends on wages after one year, paid vacations after two years, pensions on retirement, and ten percent additional dividends after five years. It emphasizes cooperative effort, own-body production, and cost savings through vertical integration, noting extensive plant assets, extensive inspections, and high output.
Studebaker Gains Top Place Amid Surging Sales
Seventy-year growth details show 145,167 people buying Studebaker cars last year, with $201 million in sales. The line of 13 models ranges from $1025 to premium prices, signaling remarkable demand and expansion over three years.
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Studebaker
Catalog of Touring Roadsters and Coupes with Various Passengers
An itemized list shows multiple Willys or similar touring car models and associated wheelbase lengths, horsepower, and seating configurations. Models include 5 Pass touring cars, 7 Pass roadsters, 4S touring, 2 Pass roadster, 5 Pass speedster, and 5 Pass coupes with prices and specs.
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