Athens County Teachers Gather to Study Revenue Law
The Athens County Teachers Association met March 27 with the county boards to study the new school revenue law. Prof Land sitter’s address and Q A clarified provisions. a meeting was set for April 10, 1926, to plan relief for dispersed schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County Teachers Association
Boards of Education
Landsitter
Athens County
Athens Townsip Board of Education
Alex Root
Pearey Gaskill
K. Mardis
Pearley Gaskill
John ‘I Hone
Harry A. Tipton
Athens Township
John T. Hope
J. R. Baker
August Olson
Waterloo Township
O. P. Lt
Supt
Gaskill
Mechanicsburg
Teacce
Pearley Carkill
Plane Crash Kills Two Men In Sioux City
SIOUX CITY March 2 Two men died in an airplane accident yesterday as the craft went into a tail spin and crashed about 300 feet. Victims are E Simon of Pittsburg Pennsylvania and Arthur L Peterson of Viborg South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Ry’ E. Simon
Pittsburg
Arthur L. Peterson
Viborg
Remembering Athens Then and Now Across Town
A nostalgic reminiscence recalls old Athens landmarks and names from Mast Union Street to Lovers Leap and the river baptisms at Then Bend. It references Mast Union Street, Albany Enterprise Academy, a ferry at West Union Street, a Woolen Mill at East Bridge, and faded street identities long vanished.
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Athens
Enterprise Academy
Albany
W. Union Street
Elizabethtown
East Bridge
Morris Avenue
West Side
Hudsons
Mechanicsburg
Dutch Ridge Community Notes and Local Visits
Road conditions are good and travel resumes. A spelling match at Dutch Ridge schoolhouse drew a good crowd Friday night. Social and family visits include gatherings at Carr schoolhouse and Lottridge, with several locals and Athens residents mentioned in casual city notes.
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Dutch Ridge
Mat Schuler
A. Schuler
Carr School
James Weisenbaugh
Athens
John Schuler
Raymond Schuler
John Wendling
G. W. Sewell Fair
Albans
Pearl Barnhill
OU. U
Ruby
John Hancock High School
Bo V. Barnhill
Kate Niggemeyer
George Marcinko
Jacob Weisenbaugh
Winters
Lottridge
Isaac Pierce
Washington Ward opens at Royal Free Hospital
Throngs of American and English women attended the dedication of the American Women's Maternity ward at the Royal Free Hospital in London. The ward, named the Washington Ward, was fully equipped by the American Women's Club, with American women coordinating garments and layettes. Princess Marie Louise and Mrs Davis received guests, while Lady Barrett noted American women' s knack for getting things done and promised continued support for new mothers after discharge.
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London
Royal Free Hospital
Washington Ward
American Women's Club
Marie Louise
Ladies’ Association
Mrs. Davis
England
Barret
M. D
Lady Barrett
Indianball men eye Cleveland date clash with Grand American
Two members of the Indian team Mana ger Speaker and Leslie Nunamaker hope the Grand American Handicap shoot can fit into their August home baseball schedule in Cleveland. They plan to shoot in the morning to avoid baseball duties and still stay active with guns, as they view baseball as a business. Jack Johnson in Tia Juana prepares for a series of bouts and talks about a challenge with Sam Lang.
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Theer
Cleveland
Speaker
Leslie Nunamaker
Indians
Jack Johnson
Tia Juana
Sam Lang
Langford and Johnson Boxing Reignites Rumors of a Return
The piece recalls a potential Langford versus Johnson clash in London and Johnson’s later color line stance after winning the title. It also notes Jimmy Wilde’s boxing style and measurements, Bernie Neis’s rookie impact with the Robins, and Illinois’s indoor track title win with 3145 points ahead of Michigan and Wisconsin.
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Illinois
Chicago
Michigan
Ilinois
Wisconsin
A Pleasing FRO Pattern for Mother's Girl
A vintage pattern description lists 4 sizes 2 4 6 8 years and notes 3% yards of 27 inch material for size 6. Fabrics include chintz gingham chambray lawn challis serge and gabardine with dotted blue on white voile. illustration pattern was returned for lack of address on one cent stamp.
Death Takes Is Osmond James K Osmond Athens Resident
James K. Osmond a longtime Athens resident died at his home at 2% Richland avenue at 74 after a second stroke. He was a gymnasium caretaker for Ohio University and curated sports clips. Born in Zanesville he arrived in 1897 and helped build local institutions. He is survived by four sons and two daughters. Funeral Thursday at 4 in the gymnasium followed by Catholic cemetery interment.
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James K. Osmond
Athens
Richland Avenue
Jim
Ohio University
Osmond
Zanesville
Athens State Hospital
Athens County Court House
Baber
William
Scranton
Pas
Tima
Mexico
Diels
Edward
Pittsburg
Frank D. Kellogg
Aurora
Julia Ahrendts
Sergiosa
Glouster 1920 commencement exercises and events
Glouster High School will hold commencement at the opera house Wednesday April 28 with a musical program by the high school orchestra and an address by Rev. Day of Canton. Baccalaureate services Sunday April 25 at 10 30 a m with sermon by Rev. J W Orr. Graduates total 26, 24 girls and 2 boys. Also noted are a Pocahontas lodge ball and bazaar, two scout masters wanted for troop 1, a new marriage license for Rolland Brooks and Viola Ogg, and visits by local residents in Columbus and other nearby towns.
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Glousier High School
Opera House
Day
McKinley Memorial Church
Canton
Glouster Opera House
J. W. Orr
Methodist Church
Hieten Burns
Evelyn Birteher
Marie Cook
Frances Dew
Hazel Gladden
Temple Gessell
Lela Hines
Gladys Hooks
Theodora Hedfelt
Anna Hamilton
Gladys Jonas
Maye Kimble
Blanche le Fever
Thelma Leadbetter
Rachel Murray
Grace Orr
Gladys Roberts
Tazel
New Lexington
Rolland Brooks
Viola Ogg
Misco
Bryan Watkins
Kenmore
B. T. le
Lillian Gibbs
Beatrice Stocklein
Columbus
George Thomas
Mary
Corning
M.D. Morgan
W. W. Hryson
Glouster Visitors Reported From Rendville and Jacksonville
Glouster colored news notes A. J. Carter Ernist Meton and Willis of Jacksonville visited the town in the latter part of last week. Also listed are Wm. Brooks, son of Chas. Brooks, and A. J. Tyler of Rendville.
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Glouster
Delbert Wright
Wm. Wright
Sharon
Joseph Alexander
Rend- Ville
Binford
Lucinda Hale
Eunice
Alton
Mary Fern
M. Bb. Tucker
Moses Ewing
Lottie Moton
Rosie Woods
Jacksonville
First Baptist Church
M. B. Tucker
Thomas Leech
Albany
Davidson
Tucker
Nora Dean
Myrtle Warren
Athens
Ethel Ginn
Rendville
City
A. J. Carter
Ernist
Donahey Warns On Abandonment Of Road Building Plan
State Auditor Donahey, in a letter to Highway Commissioner Taylor, urges abandoning Ohio's $15 million road program as labor and material costs soar. He notes road projects may be worth only a fraction of their estimated cost and cites contractor reluctance to take state jobs. He questions continuing high-cost estimates while corn rots for lack of labor.
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Columbus
Mar
Ohio
Donahey
Taylor
Suffragists Claim Victory in Delaware Vote
Dover Delaware March 31 suffragists claim victory as Republican leaders caucus agree to supply enough votes to pass the woman suffrage amendment when taken up later today. Opponents were said to swing into line and support when the roll is called and the house begins afternoon sessions. If favorable it will be sent to the senate.
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House
Senate
Fern Street man released after police warning over abuse
Francis Carser of Fern Street was locked up Monday on a complaint of abuse by his wife. He was released yesterday after police officials warned him to reform and start working. The wife said she had suffered abuse and mistreatment.
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Francis Carser
Fern Street
Carser
Armed Men Storm Police Barracks at Durrus
A large party of armed men attacked the Durrus police barracks near Cork early today. After a three hour fight the raiders were driven off. Two policemen were wounded in the exchange.
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Cork
Mar
Durrus
Ohio 48 party selects state chair and officials
Columbus March 31 A state chairman and members of a permanent 48 party organization to head the Ohio committee of 48 will be named at today's session of the 48 conference in Columbus Attorney E Belcher of Columbus was a leading candidate for the state chairmanship by new party men and women the plan calls for organizing the state by congressional districts and building branches in every town J A H Hopkins chairman of the national executive committee will speak at the banquet closing the conference this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Mar
Ohio
E. Belcher
J. A. H. Hopkins
Sanity of Accused Man Is Questioned
In Fremont on March 31 testimony on Charles Rehfeld's sanity in the murder trial of Dr. A. B. Benson Norwalk dentist split among witnesses. Some argued sanity others declared him crazy with him to testify tomorrow.
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Fremont
Mar
Charles Rehfeld
Huron County
A. B. Benson
Norwalk
Rehfeld
Vote of Confidence in Nitti Government Passes
In Rome on March 30 the chamber of deputies voted confidence in Premier Nitti's government. The tally was 250 for and 196 against, ending a tense political session.
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Premier Nitti
Deputies
Rome
Chamber of Deputies
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