Last Hours of Christ Observed in Athens Service
A Good Friday union service at Athens Presbyterian Church reflected on Jesus last hours and crucifixion. The Rev H J Holcombe Rev M Chatley and others led readings and sermons interpreting the crucifixion and Mary’s role, stressing faith, forgiveness, and the spiritual meaning of the crucifixion.
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Athens
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ferling
Jesus
Earth
Holcombe
M. Chat- Tey
Mary
Mr. Chanley
Railway Strike Halted by Hoover Proclamation
President Hoover issues proclamation creating an emergency Board of Inquiry to report on the Tetts and Pacific Railway dispute. The order suspends a 4000 employee strike set for today under the Rail Labor Act thirty day report period. Bruins Crown World Hockey Champions at Stanley Cup final in New York.
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Washington
Hoover
Tetts and Pacific Railway
Rai
Bruins
New York
Boston Bruins
New York Rangers
Aunt Missouri Johnson remembered as Racine matriarch
An obituary from Racine honors Aunt Missouri Johnson, "Aunt Missouri," a devoted mother who supported her large family through hard work after moving from Missouri. She died at 700 years old in touch with Jesus, leaving a wife and children, and will be buried Monday morning with Racine’s white community in attendance.
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Missouriy
Johnson
Racine
Ward
Missouri Johnson
Missouri
Ben Ewing
Hei Ph
Jesus
Word
Jeana
Iean
Rush Jonneon
Syracuse
Langdon
Tannister
Aunt Missouri
Rain Monday Then Fair for Few Days
Weather outlook for April 1 to 6 shows Ohio Valley rain Monday tapering by Tuesday, then generally fair through the week with late showers. Temperatures near normal early, colder Tuesday and Wednesday, warmer Thursday and Friday, and a colder end of week.
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Washington
Ohio Valley
Miners Plead Guilty in Rioting Case at Athens County Court
Sixteen union miners and one woman pleaded guilty in Athens County Common Pleas Court to two rioting charges linked to a strike disorder. Each received a $25 fine plus costs, with ten days to pay and jail for nonpayment. Several named defendants faced additional charges and statements by Judge Worstell referenced the broader labor dispute and related incidents nearby.
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Athens County Common Pleas Court
Athens County
Alma Orr
William Orr
Harve Love
Henry Miller
Harry Schoonover
Fred Evener
Wiliam Collins
John Palmer
Charles Karns
Morrison Bisnaugle
Pete Watkins
Hoyt Courtney
Lewis Champlin
Louis Kaloz
Buck Smith
Carl Leffler
Alva Cunningham
Orr
I .G. Worstell
Modoc
Willam Orr
Bin
Love
Toy
Grr
Pauling Zelenski
Trav McLaughlin
Hollister
Ohio State Penitentiary
Willian Williams
J. G. Worstell
McLaughlin
McKinley Wandeett
Ming Rel
Strange Old Chinese and Hoover remark headline
Today We Prills and Lamb Reels Up Again feature in a tight column by Arie Brisbame with mentions of billionaire farmers and Hoover. The piece blends quirky references and contemporary figures in a compact panel.
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Hoover
Arie Brisbare
King Features Locorporated
Auto wins grade crossing dispute with locomotive
In Shamokin Pennsylvania on March 30 a car driven by W. E. Scott and wife collided broadside with a locomotive at a crossing. The auto suffered minor bumper damage while the locomotive sustained cabin step fractures air ling damage and drive shaft trouble. The car left the scene but required extensive repairs before the locomotive could be moved.
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Shamokin
W.E. Scott
Scott
Eighty-Eighth General Assembly Aims to Clean Up Work This Week
Columbus dispatch reports lawmakers expect to finish remaining clerical work and pass key measures by week’s end. Senate leaders, led by Senator G. McKunmier, anticipate adjournment after limited ten day or so recess. Bills eyed include Norton Highway, Sundries Claims, Emmons Conservation, Herbert election law recodification, blue sky recodification, and corporation code revisions. Speakers anticipate disposing of all bills before week end.
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General Assembly
Columbus
Pero
Lendera
Senate
House
Saiu
G. McKunmier
Assembly
Solons
Apniaos Pristion
Norton
Herbert Blue Sky Inn
C. Cray
Post Office Faces Ninety Million Dollar Deficit
Washington March 30 Post master General Brown of Toledo says a study of the postal deficit may lead to drastic cuts in government franked mail. He suggests departments should pay all postage from their own budgets to curb losses.
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Washington
Toledo
Brown
Congress
Joseph Slater Now Is Sued for Divorce
In Columbus, Joseph Slater, 78, ex Nelsonville mine operator and Rail Light Company president, is sued for alimony by Barbara Sitter, 1541 Franklin Park St. They wed in 1875 and have six adult children. She claims he left their home February 1 and refuses to support her. she seeks protection against disposal of his assets, estimated at about 120000, including stock in the Thick Company and Marble Cliff Quarries.
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Columbus
Joseph Slater
Nelsonville
Clarence C. Slater
Rail-Light Company
Barbara A. Sitter
Franklin Park Street
Wehruay
Stork
ThaiGight Company
Marble Cliff
Blame Convict for Kent Boy Disappearance
Nine year old Edmond Cox remains missing as police pursue an ex convict linked to the case. The boy vanished Wednesday amid rumors of the convict seeking vengeance against relatives who testified against him. Authorities weigh running away versus possible drowning amid renewed threats.
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Kont
Edmond Cox
Edmond
Marwin Horst
Orrville
Easter Snow Forecast Spreads Across Northeast Regions
The U S Weather Bureau warns of snow for Easter Sunday in the East with flurries expected in Ohio New York and Pennsylvania. Northwest winds are forecast for some sections though precipitation should remain light.
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Washington
U. S&s Weather Bureau
Ohio
New York
Pennsylvania
Four Ohio Teachers Drowned When Car Leaves Road
Four school teachers en route home for Easter were drowned when their car skidded from Harding Highway near Iberia Ohio and plunged into a seven foot deep creek. A Caledonia truck driver spotted the wheels and alerted authorities. The victims include Miss Munyan 21 and Miss Lohman 25 of Marion and Miss Lukens 25 of Marion.
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U.P
Harding Highway
Here
Caledonia
Ohio State
Betty Munyan
John Munyan
D. B. Lehman
Ohio National Bank
Columbus
Hida Lehman
Marshal Sharrack
Anh
Lumdus
Kim
Ada Michner
Wayneaville
Galion Police
Liew
Morrow
Morion County
Jamies
Sharracellof
Liquor Charge Made Despite Morgan Denial
Two customs officers repeat a claim that Rep William M Morgan carried four liquor bottles in his luggage from Panama. Morgan denies drinking and says he had no liquor, while the incident is described by officers L E Crawford and James McCabe.
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New York
O.R
Superice
William M. Morgan
Newark
Ohio
Panama
Morgan
Cristobal
L. E Crawford
James McCabe
Creweford
Liquor raid witness used alias in De King case
March 20 report says Boyd Fairchild alias used as first name in complaint leading to raid where Deputy Roy Smith killed Mrs. Lillian De King. Fairchild found at his Odell factory home and to be held for inquest. Lena Migsy says she divorced him due to heavy drinking.
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AL Tora
U.B
Lillian de King
Boyd Fairchild
Sheri Roy Smith
Mra. de King
Fairchild
Aurora
Odell
Eugene
He King
Boyd
de King
Smith
Carbary
Geneva
Lena Migsy
Dentist Identifies Nude Body of Girl
Springfield mass March 30 a nude decomposed young woman's body found in the Connecticut River at Longmeadow was identified as Miss Alicn Corbett or Miss Smith of Smith College. Dr Paul J McKenna the Corbett family dentist examined the body and found dental work dissimilar to his earlier work.
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Springfield
Mass
Connecticut
Longmeadow
Milas Frances St
John Smith
Smith College
Morgan
Carlton Woods
Pelham
N. Y
Woods
Miss Corbett
Michaelson Charged In Day Violation Indictment
Chicago dispatch reports United States Deputy Marshals served a warrant for Albert Michaelson from the Seventh Chicago District on a prohibition violation. He had been indicted in Jacksonville for transporting and possessing trunks of liquor. State officers found liquor in trunks returned to federal agents.
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March
BOA
United States
Bridgt
Albert Michaelson
Sressmaq
Chicaso
Michaelson
Jacksonville
Ilc
Jacksons Lire
Michatelsory
Ants
Congress
Morida
Dation
Richarlson
Jackennerile
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