Local Social Notes and Rail Conductor Moves
Miss Cora Willtame visited Burr Oak as social events and a bazaar raised funds. Several residents, including Mrs. Faye Ivers and Mrs. Grant Post, spent weekends with family. Ohio university students Everett McCoppin and Pan Foose returned home for a brief stay. Train conductors Brown Moore Morincity swapped routes as vacancies opened on regional trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Willtame
Burr Oak
Basaar
Syesmora
Faye Ivers
Grant Post
Iva Ivera
W. A. Hogset
Wrightstown
Leather Dawson
Bylvia Fost
Gladys Ivers
Sir Esther
Jake Anthony
Glendon Smiley
Columbus
Fio Smiley
Everett McCoppin
Pan Foose
Ohio University
B. & Passenger
Tom Brown
Cincinnati- Parkersburg
Cleveland
N. EB. Moore
National Limited
Chillicothe-Parkersburg
Steve Morincity
Chillicothe Parkersburg
Chillicothe-Midland City
Hamden People and Visitors Noted in Local Notes
Hamden residents and guests are listed in a string of social notices. James Mitehell visits his Cincinnati university, Gueretht Stanton visits Genevieve Kelley, and Mr and Mrs William Russell welcome a baby girl. Various local figures attend dances, visit relatives, and discuss recent moves and job matters. The fragment includes travel to England, brickwork interest, and upcoming visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mitehell
University of Cincinnati
George Mitehel
Gueretht Stanton
Genevieve Kelley
Mearthir
William Russell
South Malin Street
de HG Potter
Coventr
Chin
Pneumoni
Speakers Announced to Talk to 1 Percent Men Students at Ohio University
Ohio University dated program lists speakers for Monday February 28 and Tuesday March 29. Clergy ministers and professors will address non fraternity men on religious and general student topics with forum discussions to follow. Speakers include Rev KE O L Piejow, Dean L W Chubb, Prof W S Gamerisfelder, Prof W C Harris, and others from Theta Pi to Lambda Chi Alpha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
W. Walter Ludwig
Fieta Theta Pi
KE. O L. Piejow
E. B. Bryan
Delta Tau Deva
L. W. Chubb
Sigma Ph
Gamerisfelder
Kappa ‘Tau
Peat
C. Gubitz
Theta Chi
Ww. C. Harris
Lambda Chi Alpha
Dean T
McCracken
Gama! Uma Gemma
J. Po
A. ¢. Anderson
Delta Bigma TS House
Poison in Milk Controversy Grips March Town
March 25 report says Charles Burroyay 21 is detained over poisoning milk intended for his 7 month old son with tamper evident cap noted as modified. No charges yet. Grandparent alerted authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Burroyay
Sheriff Seizes Equipment From Bootleg Army Camp
Sheriff W A McParkund of Muskingum County halted a bootleg camp here and arrested five people: BE Jordan J Williams Ned Penn Ortha Penn. Police found a truck loaded with household goods a 49 gallon still copper coils a pressure tank sugar and rye. Penn and O Neil were released after saying they were hired to drive goods to a farm rented by Jordan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainesville
Marci
W. A. McParkund
iMuskingum
BE. Jordan
Williamas
Ciiyus
Ortha Penn
Columbus
O'Neil
Penn and
Jordan
Williams
Dreaden
Ztnesville
Jorrdan
Stores in Bartlett Broken into on Thursday Night
Marietta March 26 two Bartlett stores M L Pershing and I Morrow were burglarized Thursday night. Bloodhounds from Pomeroy aided the investigation. Sheriff Way dispatched deputies. Main loot shoes at the Pershing store. the Morrow shop traded groceries and jewelry with entry gained via a rear door. Provisions and possibly some jewelry reported missing.
Smith Funeral for Wesley Vesta Held in Athens
Funeral services for Wesley J. Vesta of Athens were held at the in law home of Mr. and Mrs. Paugheriy in Columbus. He died Thursday and was laid to rest at Rio Grande. He leaves a son in law, a daughter, a sister, a brother, and many relatives. He was born and raised near Kidland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley J. Vesta
Athens
Paugheriy
Ber Hoad
Columbus
Rio Grande
HA. H. Hieugherty
Maanager
Smith Hewes
Morgan Smitt
Hammond
Tail Warren
Dayton
I. J. Smith
Oakland
Catt
Crawdchildren
Smith
Kidland
April meet results and health officials gathered
Report summarizes results from an April meet where Wife No. 2 loses and Wife No. 1 draws attention with medical figures cited. Includes notes on health department figures, a talk by Dr. Monger, and an invitation extended to physicians and officials. Also mentions a new gas cell fabric development for buoyant devices and a conference on whisky manufacture with alcohol industry figures invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rata Dain County Medicales
Johnson
State Department of Health
T. J A. Copeland
Ciely
Monger
Hawthorne C. Gray
Prac Seins
Farmy
Scott Field
Tinota
Llocking
Meigs County
Spabric
Bureau of ‘Standards
Department of the Navy
Chaplin Divorce Settlement Talk Quiets In Los Angeles
Out of court settlement of the sensational Charles Chaplin divorce suit appeared possible today as Lloyd Wright prepared to confer in New York. Mrs Chaplin's attorney signaled continued alimony efforts, while friends suggested a truce had been reached between the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Charles Chaplin
Lloyd Wright
Will Chaplin
New York
Missionary Dr Elliott Osgood to Speak in Athens and Nelsonville
Dr Elliott I Osgood a medical missionary at Chuchow China will address Ath enc Christian church Sunday morning and at Nelsonville Christian church Sunday afternoon at 2 00 o'clock He will preach at Athens church in the morning and lead a mass meeting of Athens county church members in the afternoon He is a graduate of Alabama College and Cleveland College of Physicians and Surgeons and author of books on the China mission and a Chinese storyteller portrait.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott I. Osgood
Chuchow
China
Ainer
Atheng Christian Church
Nelsonville Christian Church
Athens Church
Athens County
Osgood
Alram College
Cleveland College of Physicians and Surgeons
China Mission
Hiner
Order 1500 More Marines To Shanghai Sent
The United States ordered 1,500 more Marines to Shanghai after a White House briefing with Secretary Kolts, Secretary Wilbur, and General Summerall. The move, from unspecified U.S. continental points, aims to address the Nanking crisis, though no decisive outcome is reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Washington
United States
Koltogs
Wilbur
Charles P. Summerall
State Department
Nanking
Currency chief orders national bank condition survey
Comptroller of the Currency issued a call for the condition of all national banks as of March 28, basis of business on February 28. The notice directs banks to report assets liabilities and earnings for regulatory review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banks
Kate Abern
Burt
Taus
Ghio University
Siticht
Joral
Oloservanteer
al Jewis
al Lev
Sweeney
Onesy" ‘Sams
Apa Spatzy Burke
Chep- 9Fier
Shington
Mare
Memno
Tosh
Don’t Squeeze Blackheads Dissolve Them
Fragmentary ad style text describes a method to dissolve blackheads using household items. Mentions powders and powders-like mixtures, vague steps, and generic tips. Contains garbled words and unclear instructions with no identifiable dates or named organizations.
Boxer Diggins Stabbed to Death in Crescent Club
Eddie Diggins a noted lightweight was stabbed to death at the Crescent club in Cal. Police arrived as panicked guests fled through doors and windows. Diggins was found in a rear room with a kalfa in free heart. About twenty others sought by police after the slaying. Mme Marie Graf fons, a widow, attacked windows of a man’s home after a refusal to marry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olly Wood
Cal
Eddie Diggins
Crescent Club
Boxer
Freeheart
Brussels
Mme
Marie Graffons
Souther Family Notice in Cincinnati Court Proceedings
Fragmentary OCR notes show a Cincinnati record involving Mrs. V Hay Souther and Emma Smithhews, with references to Dr. Charles J T Souther, 42, and a five-figure sum. The text mentions a jury, a common court session, and a two hour proceeding with six men and six women involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Maren
Hay Souther
Charles JT. Souther
Gure Neon
Emma Smithews
Asa Souther
Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound Hair Darkener Ad
An old time remedy for fading gray hair promises to darken and gloss the mane. The product Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound is advertised as easy to use with a sponge and yields a noticeable deepening by morning after one or more applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wreth
Mason Sings Sunday on Atwater Music Broadcast Chain
Edith Mason soprano of the Chicago Opera Company headlines a Sunday night broadcast chain across multiple stations led by the AX network. The program includes church services, concerts, and orchestral pieces featuring ensembles from Chicago Pittsburgh Cleveland and New York amid a bustling schedule of musical programs and local talks.
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Messenger
Hamden
Farmer
Marysville
Pearl Middlewworth
Hig
Union County
Rim
PRED
Bilancislal Marth
Chineas
Nankling
Nanklog
Muskingum County
Bartlett
Rio
Gramic
Medical Society
Lincoln CL Andrews
Mary
Danu
Rveke
Snearby
One Financial Group
W Tta
Teleist Trade Commission
United States Senate
Spone
Greenway Ave
Milwauseal
Wisc
Charlie Chaplin
Delta Tau Delta
Halis
Haedisal Bussturary
Christian Church
Nelsonville
Thea Messenger
Aa. J. McNabb
Thelma Noble
Tielalives
Diggins
Hollywood
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Interarete Tcommerce Commission
Sewell Valley Railroad
Hoop and Lookout
West Virginia
Capital Stock Purchase and
Lenge
Fergaya
Apiaedy
Scott's
It & Bowne
Boomfeld, N, J, A
Malden
F.o.b
E Proving Ground
Esse
Iest
Crack Limiteds
San Francisco
Studebaker
Frank A. Moler
Altkicas, VU
WCCO
Stringuaret P—Church Servicas
WSO
Nashille
Parks Caiman
Grehice
Teerogram
TaMwih Mason
Gamer
Nations VY
Kyphka
Pittsburgh
Churettec
Wwe
WCAE
WEA
Arhenec
Baith Mason
WBZ
Springfield
WRC
WEAF
la Favorits
Richester Flo
CRRO
University of Minnesota
Hoa—Lione Club
Wo—Neethoven
James
Wallort
Requie
National String Quartet
Tires Harvesters
John
Wells
W—Palfe
Roxy
Willve
Thibide
Behence
Indystrito
Diner Nape
Spring Bath
Leone
Oh Promina
Bregha
WRG
Allantis
Ner Yena
Pecital
Evrand
Dallas. Org
Ureite Bund
Ahee Orchestras
Orchestr
Comen Chicago
Orgea
Bedtliuar
Alides
Ps Acai Se
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