Training School Parent-Teacher Association Meeting
The Training School Parent-Teacher Association held a regular session on Thursday afternoon. The second, third and fourth grades sang spring songs led by Miss Carter on piano. Miss Edith Beecher led the remainder of the program with a talk on Home Citizenship Habits, followed by a round table discussion noted for its useful home training points. The Sayre Study Circle will meet at 2:30 Saturday afternoon with Mrs. D. C. Snow.
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Training School
Carter
Edith Beecher
Sayre
D. C. Snow
Morris Avenue
Dayton Kentucky Stays With Rees As Schools Superintendent
Professor Pyron T. Rees of 95 University Terrace is re-elected Dayton Kentucky city schools superintendent for 3990 dollars a year. The board grants him power to select next year’s teachers. Dayton, a 10 000 resident suburb of Cincinnati, recently opened a 30 room building.
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Pyron T. Rees
University Terrace
Dayton
Kentucky
Board of Education
Reese
Cincinnati
Visit of Dayton Woman to Breezy Heights and Morris Ave
Mrs. fh. PD. Dugan of Dayton visits two weeks with her parents Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Jones of Breezy Heights farm and her sister Mrs. Richard Fought of 67 Morris avenue.
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Fh. PD. Dugan
Dayton
Gome
R. W. Jones
Breezy Heights Farm
Richard Fought
Morris Avenue
Golden Wedding Celebrated by Walburn Family Group
Mrs Caroline Lantz and Mr Alex Walburn married March 24 1875. The Walburns hosted a 70 guest golden wedding at Berlin Cross Roads with a yellow and white bridal table and a large cake. Gifts of gold were received. attendees included relatives from Nelsonville and Berlin and others from across the Hocking Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Walburn
Edward Walburn
Charles Knox
Oliver Dahl
Olen Pierce
Athens
Bert Walburn
Nelsonville
Berlin
Alex Walburn
Caroline Lantz
Alex*Walburn
Harry and
Jeonard Walburn
Florence Stephenson
Walburn
Hocking Valley
Women's Skit at Ohio University Opens Tonight
The curtain rises tonight and Saturday night for the twelfth annual Women's Skit at Ohio University in Ewing Hall. The opening number is one of the headline attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Ewing Hall
Smiths Return From Three Month Western Trip
Mr and Mrs W T Smith come home on Wednesday after a three months journey mostly in California. They visited San Francisco Oakland Los Angeles San Diego and Mexico and spent time with Dr L B Smith in Oakland and with nieces and nephews in other cities.
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W. T. Smith
California
San Francisco
Oakland
Los Angeles
San Diego
Mexico
L. B. Smith
Shower For Newlyweds Atkins Readies Home Occasion
A Wednesday evening shower for Mr and Mrs R S Atkins took place at the groom's parents home 5344 Morris Avenue. The event was hosted by the Church of God Young People's Sunday school class with around 40 attendees including the bride and groom's families and friends. Radio music provided entertainment and refreshments were served.
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R. Ss. Atkins
Mary Frost
E. L. Atkins
Morris Avenue
Church of God
Atkins
John Frost
Jennie
Martha Frost
Mable Frost
Albert Frost
A. T. Bradshaw
Pearl
Verda
Violet
Arthur
Ralph Pinkerton
Ethel Anthony
Crowe Sanis
George Meighen
H. Atkins
Bernice
Forrest Ats
Richard Atkins
H. O. Atkins
Margie Dixon
A. N. Atkins
Edith
William and
Robert
Ott Conner
Nellie Calentine
Venice Lenigar
Evelyn Swart
Gilbert Swart
George Swart
Glenice Lenigar
Clifton Atkins
John Alden
Louise Stahl Returns to Ohio University Studio
Miss Louise Stahl, who came from University Hospital earlier this week, is not well and has returned to the hospital to recuperate before resuming her studio work at Ohio University.
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Louise Stahl
Ohio University
University Hospital
Faris
Athens
Partlow and Lenhardt travel to Florida after niece's death
Mrs. W. H. Partlow and daughter Mrs. W. M. Lenhardt left for St. Cloud Florida following the death of Partlow's niece Mrs. Ersel Love. Mrs. Love was the daughter of Mrs. Partlow's sister Mrs. William Milar, who is also Ersel Love's mother.
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W. H. Partlow
W. M. Lenhardt
St. Cloud
Florida
Ersel Love
Marion Milar
Partlow
William Milar
Love
Gibson Family In Columbus Visit Extended
Mr B M Gibson traveled to Columbus last evening to join Mrs Gibson and their two children at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs J Gibson. The family has been there since Monday and will return home Sunday.
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Mr.b. M. Gibson T
Columbus
Country club card party proves enjoyable social event
The calendar week’s social function at the Country club drew eleven tables of play. Winners in the women division were Mrs. T. L. Morgan first and Mrs. Harley Moler second, while Mr. Harley r and Dr. D. H. Biddle led the men’s standings. Hosts and hostesses included Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Wolfe, Dr. and Mrs. C. E. Howe, Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Hughes, and Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Bentom.
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Country Club
Harley R
D. H. Biddle
T. L. Morgan
Harley Moler
Arthur A. Wolfe
C. E. Howe
Moler Couple Return From Winter Sojourn
Mr and Mrs W E Moler finish a southern route trip with stops in New Orleans El Paso and Houston and then visit Cincinnati and Columbus since the week began Mrs Moler attends a telephone meeting in Columbus Ohio
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W. E. Moler
Los Angeles
Calif
New Orleans
el Paso
Houston
Cincinnati
Columbus
Mr. Moler
Gooffrey J Morgan Arrives in Athens for Dedicatory Services
Mr. Gooffrey J. Morgan arrives in Athens for the dedicatory services at the high school and delivers the main address this evening. He will stay as the guest of Dr. and Mrs. J. S. Basom at 72 West State Street before leaving Saturday for Santa Monica California. He resumes lyceum work with the Chicago Redpath chautauqua, with engagements open starting April 21 in Columbus Georgia and continuing all summer.
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Gooffrey J. Morgan
Athens
Morgan
J. S. Basom
West State Street
Santa Monica
Calif
Chicago Redpath Chautauqua
Columbus
Deborah class Loyal women hold church picnic and program
The Deborah class of Loyal women hosted a 6 pm picnic in the church parlors then an 7 pm program led by president Mrs. E W Bingman. Rev M E Chatley offered prayer, a Ruth story by Mrs Frocleaner, a Child Welfare talk by Mrs EF Jones, readings, songs, dialogues, a quartet, solos by Mrs Church and Miss Thelma Bingman. Mr Saylor won honors in a comical stunt.
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Deborah
Loyal Women
The
Christian Church
E. W. Bingman
M. E. Chatley
Jesus
EF. J. Jones
Bolen and McGurk to Head Green Goat
Ohio university Press club revives the Green Goat with Clarence S. Bolen as editor and Forrest McGurk as business manager The magazine will appear once in each of the final three months of the school year and will be backed by the Press club ensuring financial support.
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Ohio University Press Club
Clarence S. Bolen
Forrest McGurk
Ohio University Men’s Glee Club Plans Three Day Trip
The Ohio University men s glee club will tour southeastern Ohio starting April 22. The group will compete in the intercollegiate contests in Columbus that day and perform in Portsmouth under the Lions Club on April 23, then be hosted by the Ironton First Methodist church choir on April 24.
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Ohio University
Southeastern
Ohio
Columbus
Lions’ Club
Portsmouth
Ironton First Methodist Church
Fear of Poison Booze Spreads Fear in Detroit
Detroit feared contaminated liquor as A W Frye of the Maccabees warned. He cited Bellevue Hospital data on 1924 alcoholic poisoning and 454 New York deaths in early 1930s, noting bootleg liquor often mixes denatured alcohol wood alcohol pyridin and other deadly substances.
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Detroit
Mich
Hood
A. W. Frye
Supreme Commander of the Maccabees
Mr. Frye
Bellevue Hospital
New York
Woman member stirs House with vivid style in London
Miss Ellen Wilkinson resists being Labour's only female MP, lamenting press focus on her appearance rather than her words. Parliament reopens as she shocks peers in a bright green frock with flaming red, shingled hair, drawing sharp commentary from paragraphers.
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London
Ellen Wilkinson
Labor
House of Commons
Miss Wilkinson
Widower Credits Mayr Remedy For Recovery
A widower recounts drastic weight loss and severe stomach and liver trouble, claiming six doses of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy cured him. He says he regained his weight and looks well, praising the preparation as a simple remedy that removes intestinal mucus and reduces inflammation. McKee Drug Co and Gem Pharmacy are named along with druggists nationwide.
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Mayr
McKee Drug Co
Athens
Gem Pharmacy
Nelsonville
County Farmers To Hold Two Week Meetings In Athens County
Two pasture improvement and sheep extension schools are planned in Athens County with joint sessions for Bern and Ames townships. Monday sessions at Rome township address stomach worms diseases and parasites, with later talks on feeding breeding and flock management led by L D Kaufman and M W Bailey. An all day meeting Tuesday near Amesville at Rodney Goddards home includes sheep and other schools under Kaufman and Bailey with a community mixer theme.
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Athens County
T. H. Johnson
Rome
Bern
Ames
George Tedrow
Rome Township
Ll. D. Kaufman
M. W. Bailey
Ohio State University
Rodney Goddard
Amesville
Ames Township
Kaufman and Bailey
Many New Homes in the Country in Bedford
Bedford Ind. reports broad scale home building with ongoing construction. Local development accelerates as new houses rise across the countryside, signaling growth and increasing housing activity in the area.
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Bedford
Ind
Residential Shortage Estimated at Two Billion Says Indiana Quarrymen
Nationwide survey by the Indiana Limestone Quarrymen's Association notes a residential shortage near two billion dollars. Early activity suggests a sizable portion may be built this year.
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Indiana Limestone Quarrymen’s Association
French Critics at Ohio University Speak Tuesday
Louis Reau, eminent French art critic, will speak at Ohio University Tuesday under the Alliance Francaise. He will present in Ewing Hall with remarks on French art and criticism.
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Louis Reau
Irench
Ohio University
Alliance Francaise
Ewing Hall
Eal
Negro Is Executed in Electric Chair for Murder
Charles Thomas, a New York defendant, was strapped in the electric chair at the Columbus penitentiary shortly after 1 am and died after a single current. He was sentenced to death for the murder of Patrolman Troy G. Stewart, a member of the police vice squad, during an April arrest fight.
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Columbus
Jesus
Charles Thomas
New York
Penitentiary
Thomas
Troy G. Stewart
Stewart
The More You Talk The Less It Counts
A compact axiom notes that excessive talking reduces impact. The saying emphasizes brevity in communication and clear focus on essential points over lengthy explanation.
Baby of House Air Crash Victim Near Recovery
Uniontown reports Representative Clarence J. McLeod twenty from Detroit Mich the Baby of the House is expected to recover after a plane crash from Selfridge Field to Washington He suffered two broken ribs a fractured collarbone and possible internal injuries at Uniontown hospital today.
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Uniontown
Clarence J. McLeod
Detroit
Mich
Uniontown Hospital
Selfridge Field
Washington
McLeod
Women’s Campus Ballot Set for Next Wednesday
Election day for Ohio University women’s campus activities will be next Wednesday. A single ballot will list candidates for offices in the Y W C A W A A and Women’s League. A clearing house committee met with nominating committees to prepare the ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Women’s League
Clearing House
Court house addings paternity case filed
A paternity bill against Elsworth McKee was filed in Common Pleas court this morning on complaint of Eppie Look. The case arose from the magistrate's court of M. EB. Oxies.
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Elsworth McKee
Eppie Look
Hated Editor Joseph Smeets Dies in Cologne Germany
Joseph Smeets separatist leader and editor of the Rheinische Republik died in Cologne on March 27 after enduring bitter political attacks. He led the Rhine Republican movement and faced an ambush that wounded him and killed his brother in law on March 18, 1923.
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Cologne
Germany
Joseph Smeets
Smeets
Rhine Republican Movement
Rheinische Republik
Lydia Pinkham Vegetable Compound Gains World Wide Acclaim
The passage praises Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a global remedy, noting ingredients from India to Japan. It claims the product has a fifty year record of success against longstanding female ailments and continues to grow in popularity.
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India
Chile
Italy
England
Japan
Lydia B. Pinkham
Storing vitamins aids disease resistance in well nourished people
The article notes that a healthy person stores several days' supply of essential vitamins, explaining why well nourished individuals of any age are less susceptible to germ infections than those who are malnourished.
Scott's Emulsion Ad Promotes Daily Health Support
Scott's Emulsion is a daily health booster that complements regular meals. It emphasizes essential vitamins to build resistance and advises keeping a reserve, with the Bloomfield New Jersey address of Scott & Bowne.
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Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield, N. J
Leap Castle Saga Recalled In Darby Exile Tale
Jonathan Darby, former owner of Leap Castle in Reserea, refused an American’s $150000 offer thirty years ago. The ancient 1000 year old stronghold is tied to a romantic, long troubled past as the narrative recalls the landowner’s decision and exile.
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Armittance
Bolen
M’gurk
Men’s Glee Club
Chick
Farmers OF County
Nckinsons
J. W. Higgins & Son
Richland Avenue
I. O. CO. F. Father
Odd Fellows
Duofolds
Mill ST
Bible Story Readers
Miss Lillie A. Faris
Lostro Building
South Court Street
Coury House
Scott
Fuller Shoppe
Shop
North Court Street
Diamond Club
Chas. C. Millikan
Cromwell
Sinn Fein
Darby
Commontation Tribunal
Buckeye
Buckeye State Building and Loan
James S. Kirk & CO
Chicago
Schubert Piano
Cline’s
the Cline Ice Cream Co
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