Masonic Lions Observe Week With Guests
Mrs T Q Day hosted Wednesday gathering for Mr and Mrs Walter Johnson and daughter Marjory Ann Columbus. Marjory Ann, nine months old, was christened at St Church Sunday morning. Vera Sm granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Day and Mrs C J Van Valey of Charleston WV visit Mrs Haun Glaster family. Dorothy Glasier daughter of Mr and Mrs Selby Glasier in Marietta hospital recovering from appendicitis operation after Saturday admission.
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T. Q. Day
Walter Johnnson
Marjory Ann Columbus
Marjory Ann
St. & Church
Vera Sm
Qay M
C. J. van Valey
Haston
W. Va
Haun
Glaster
Dsothy Glasier
Selby Glasier
Mariett
Speaker Links Group Esteem To Why Men Work
Whiting Williams, industrial personnel director, told Oho University students that men work mainly for personal worth and the esteem of the group they choose to judge them, not solely for money. He cited his own swapping factory roles and travels with laborers to argue that group approval drives laborer effort and life choices.
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Whiting Williams
Oho University
Williams
Sliams
Ruhr
Germany
Why Do You Like Life in Small Town
John Cross of the Hull Foster Jr business extols life in a small town for closer friendly business associations and genuine communal worship. He cites better teacher pupil bonds and humane education, lower food costs, farmer contact, and time for youth, concluding he wouldn’t trade places with city folks.
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John Cross
Hull
Foster, Jr
Jim
Cross
Commerce Students Earn Shorthand Awards At Athens High
Athens High School commerce students received merit certificates from the sponsoring company for shorthand and typing proficiency. Emma Mariner and Clarice Shafter earned 100 words per minute certificates, with ten others at 80 wpm, and six at 60 wpm including three new students Jane Knott Donna Pinkerton and Nelle Stout.
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Commerce
Athens High School
Mayme Johnston
Emma Mariner
Clarice Shafter
Elizabeth Briggs
Golda Collins
Eleanor Cox
Irma Greenwalt
Martha Hitchcock
Sarah Munn
Mary Pinkerton
Crysta Rosser
Mary Sams
Naomi Vernon
Jane Knott
Donna Pinkerton
Nelle Stout
Dorothy Tedrick
Violet Coffey
Louise Moorhead
Judge Takes Over Jail Sentence for Reading Delay
In Chicago board 31 USA Judge John Sbarbaro learned he had accidentally sentenced Thomas Delmato to three years in jail He then took over the sentence himself Delmato faced disorderly conduct charges and carried five volumes of Victor Hugo The court jailed him until he read the books After one day he read a page and a half and was released with the books returned to the court for reading.
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Chicago
USA
John Sbarbaro
Thomas Delmato
Delmato
Victor Hugo
Amesville High Presents Jerry of Jericho Read Operetta
The two act operetta Jerry of Jericho Read at Amesville High drew a large crowd Saturday night. Director Mariana Bing showcased strong student talent with singing and dramatic readings. The Music and Study Club, led by Bing, met at Mrs. Vinnie Howard’s home and elected officers Naomi Phillips, Eleanor Gifford, Vinnie Howard, and Mary Grosvenor for the new calendar year.
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Jerry of
Jericho
Mariana Bing
Vinnie Howard
Merna Mills
Marlowe
Shakespeare
Johnson
Shaw
Moliere
Jessie Owen
Bessie
Nellie Wooley
Miss Bing
Sylvia
Dorothy Sowers
Hark
Mary Elien Heston
Martha Carpenter
Naomi Phillips
Eleanor Gifford
Mary Grosvenor
Chief Justice Urges Tough Ohio Law Enforcement
Ohio Chief Justice Carrington T. Marshall urged Cannon Pleas judges to enforce laws more rigorously and ensure clearer conviction and punishment. He cited the Lindbergh baby kidnapping and the Delute boy kidnapping case in Warren as impetus for the appeal.
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Columbus
U.A
Carrington T. Marshall
Ohio Supreme Court
Cannon Pleas
Ohio
Lindbers
Warret
Parkways Must Go in Columbus Court Ruling
The Ohio Supreme Court ordered Columbus to remove the East Broad Street parkways, ruling no further referendums can delay the plan and that voters’ November decision must be honored.
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Columbus
East Broad Street
State Supreme Court
City of
Value of Fresh Air Told by Dr Copeland and Senator
The article promotes fresh air's health benefits, citing Dr. Copeland and United States Senator M. D. Copeland from New York. It urges open windows, proper humidity, and avoidance of dust and tobacco smoke to prevent illnesses and improve metabolism and nervous function. It also notes chlorosis from lack of air and recommends good food, rest, sunlight, and ventilation as treatment.
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Royal
Copeland
M. D
United States
New York
New York City
Patten Ends Chicago Board of Trade Career at 36
John L. Patten son of the late James A. Patten wheat King retires from the Chicago Board of Trade at 36. He shares in his father’s $20,000,000 fortune and plans to move to Florida to fish and manage his estate after selling his membership and stepping away from business.
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Cago Board of Trade
Florida
Treatment for Cancer May Prove Valuable
CHAMPAIGN ILL March 31 A selenium and radium treatment may benefit cancer cases, developed by three scientists over nearly five years. Professors Ro Ta of Indiana University C B Bucher and R S Funk report they cleared diseased cells in cancerous tissues of several patients but caution against over-enthusiasm as the treatment remains experimental.
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Champaign, II
Ro’ Ta
University of
Inoia
C. 8. Bucher
R. S. Funk
Birthday greetings for two marching day students
Two birthday children were awakened by Happy Birthday this morning. Bernard Tom, second grade at East Side School, and Edwin Reynolds, sixth grade at Rufus Putnam Training School, receive congratulations.
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Bernard Tom
East Side
Edwin Reynolds
Rufus Putnam
Lack of Funds Threatens Cleveland College Closure
Cleveland College days report a possible shutdown due to a $180,000 operating shortfall for this year and next. Dr A Caswell Ellis appeals to 14,000 alumni and the public for help. The Carnegie Corporation offers $50,000 if the balance is raised. appeals were presented in New York by Newton Db Baker and Western Reserve University president Robert B Vinson.
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Cleveland
Cleveland College Today
A. Caswell Ellis
Ellis
Carnegie Corporation of New York
New York
Newton Db. Baker
Robert B. Vinson
Western Reserve University
Man Cleared of Death Charge in Wife and Two Children
Leonard Pegg, 32, was cleared of responsibility in the drowning deaths of his wife and two children after his car plunged into the Cuyahoga River in Cleveland. Prosecutors filed a first degree murder indictment based on lack of evidence that the accident was intentional. Pegg said he became confused, drove off the wharf, and swam ashore after escaping through a window.
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Cleveland
U.R
Leonard Pegg
Atande
Pegg
Cuyahoga River
BP. Tl. A. Leighley
Pease
St. Clair Avenue
Three escape from London farm prompt inquiry
Three tr uats fled a London area farm prompting local inquiries. Citizens identified as Frank of Clinton County, George Sammons 28 Scioto County, and James Thompson 28 Gallia County. Authorities seek further details or sightings.
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London
London On
Frank
Clinton County
George Sammons
Scioto County
James Thompson
Gailla
Quick Hot Breads for Home Cooks with The Right Pans
Practical guide to making hot breads and side dishes for home cooks. Includes popovers creampet cornmeal spoon bread and muffin style recipes with specific pan types and step by step instructions. Emphasizes heat retention and immediate serving for best texture.
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Amesville
Fast Broad Street
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James A. Patten
Wheat King
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Ithorobrea
Tina
ThoroBread
Iowa
Thorobread CO
Cincinnati
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Porto Rico
Georgia
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Kingston, Georgia
Paramount Memorials
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Athens
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General Motors
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Nelsonville
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