Financial Billy Sunday on Wheels Snively Races to Help Churches
Milton, May 4 In this profile of Rev. Dr. George L. Snively, a farmer from Cuba near here, the 59 year old fund raiser has collected about 15 million dollars for churches in 16 years and 9 037 272 21 in five years He travels the country in a week or less moving diverse crowds to donate 100 000 to 500 000 totals He refuses a percentage and has turned down six figure yearly corps offers He attributes his success to mind and heart transference and warns about the tough nature of some donors while maintaining a rural home life and a desire to use wealth for God and humanity.
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Snively
Here
Cuba
Sheriffs Hammer
Billy Sunday
Christian Church
Point Pleasant To Stage Pageant Of Indian Wars
Kiwanis and civic groups in Point Pleasant plan a fiscal pageant marking the 151st anniversary of the Point Pleasant battle. The show will depict early wartime scenes from Washington surveying to General Lewis, Cornstalk, and the Cornstalk assassination, with staging likely at the Point Pleasant country club on October 8 and 10.
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Pomeroy
Kiwanis
Point Pleasant
Battle of
White
George Wash
Christopher Gist
Virginia
Ndrew Lewis
Es Lewis
Cornstalk
Point Pleasant Country Club
Kiwanis Meeting Highlights Aims At Point Pleasant
At Point Pleasant on May 4 Judge C E Peoples of Pomeroy spoke to the Kiwanis club on the aims of Kiwanis. The audience praised his address as going over big. The club also welcomed Charles Snyder new manager of Point Pleasant Water and Light, formerly a Middleport resident.
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Pomeroy
C. E. Peoples of
Point Pleasant
Local figures listed in Pomeroy Bend notes
Personal mentions show BH Foulk pleased to be out after illness. Frank L Sibley editor of Galopolis Daily Tribune enters Holzier hospital for operation. F L Church ill with rheumatism. City Marshal Dana ush and family visit relatives. Katherine Krietler and George Krietler’s daughter at Main street home. Houston Malone ill at home. A O Tracy visits mother at Thomas Fork. Elizabeth Bartels of Columbus visiting Ann Bartels in Minersville and Pomeroy Bend relatives. Herman Warner returns from Dayton after surgery to resume work with the electric car line. Bluford Malone returns to patrol duties after vacation with his parents. Charles H Mullen becomes chief deputy after county election board reorganization. Catherine Mayor and Reasoner Zeher, OSU students, visit home. Lydia Elberfeld, Goucher College student, weekends with family.
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BH. R. Foulk
Frank L. Sibley
Galopolis
Herman Warner
Dayton
Bluford Malone
Columbus
Hugh Ma Jone
Charlies H. Mullen
Catherin
Reasoner Zeher
Ohio State
Lydia Elberfeld
Goucher College
Home Folka
Gallia County Terrified by Mad Dog Scare
May 4. Gallia County faces an ongoing mad dog scare with another dog killed at the corner of Grape Street and First Avenue after returning from Brandastect er Heights. The animal was described as frothing and showing hydrophobia. it was shot by Christ who tracked it as believed owner.
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Pomeroy
Gallia County
Christ
Middleport Twins Rout West Enders 18 to 0 in opener
Middletown Independent baseball team from Middleport hammered the West Enders 18 to 0 in the season opener after playing Rutland on Saturday.
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Middleport Twins
Pomeroy
Middleport
Rutland
Middl
West Enders
Four Recalled Workers Return to Jobs at Hobson I and K Shops
In Middleport on May 4 a note indicated several employees were called back to their Hobson I and K shops on Monday morning. Four workers from the car department were among those recalled.
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Middleport
Hobson K
Toon
Birthday Celebration For John Hite Marks Seventieth Year
Mr and Mrs John Hite along with Mr and Mrs Edward Hite Mr and Mrs Alva Hite and Mr and Mrs Homer Jacobs drove to Logan on Sunday to celebrate the seventieth birthday of John Hite Sr father of John Jr Edward and Alva and grandfather of Mrs Jacobs.
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Pomeroy
John Hite
Edward Hite
Alva Hite
Homer Jacobs
Logan
John, Jr
Jacobs
Officers Visit Pityme Moonshine Camp
Pityme dealers in moonshine faced a crackdown when Sheriff Harry Rice and officers Gibbs Meyer Ed Spooner Lewis and Learlwine raided a hilltop camp. Eighteen barrels of mash two stilts and finished moonshine were seized and destroyed while occupants fled.
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Pomeroy
Harry Rice
Gibbs Meyer
Ed Spooner
Lewis
Learlwine
Mystic crippled wanderer to be hanged with aged killer
Salem Oregon May 4. Arthur Cowell a crippled mystic faces execution for murder of his sister in law Ebba Covell on May 22 at the state penitentiary. Also to hang that morning L. W. Peare aged over seventy for the murder of his wife and a neighbor in 1923. Both crimes occurred in Coos County and both men to die on the same scaffold.
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Salem
Ore
Arthur Cowell
State Penitentiary
Ebba Covell
L. W. Peare
Coos County
Covell
Alton Covell
Young Covel
Salem Penitentiary
Fred Covell
Arthur Covell
Seattle
Alton
Lucille Covell
Artie
Aircraft Chief Deeds Named Chair Of Niles-Bement Board
Dayton May 4 Announcement made that Col E A Deeds chief of the aircraft production board in the world war was named chairman of the executive committee of the Niles-Bement Pond Co a 35 666 000 corporation Deeds will direct finance and production plans for the company which uses machine tools on a large scale.
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Dayton
Col. E A. Deeds
Aircraft Production Board
Sailors Trapped Found Dead Beneath Wreckage at Scapa Flow
In London, workmen breaking up a German destroyer beached at Mill Bay Scapa Flow found five officers and sailors dead under wreckage. Local authorities report the discovery amid ongoing post battle salvage efforts.
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London
Mill Bay
Scapa Flow
Chicamauga Tribe Agenda Sees Major Business
Chicamauga Tribe No. 44 I O R M will hold its regular meeting at the Red Men hall Tuesday evening. Important business will be discussed and all members are urged to attend.
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Glouster
Red Men
Rived by a Close Affiliation of All Branches of Industry
A brief note highlights a close affiliation among all branches of industry, stressing collaboration to boost growth and stabilization across sectors. It emphasizes unity, coordinated policy support, and shared goals for economic advancement.
Le Fever Heads On District Inspection Trip
B. T. Le Fever of Glouster left this morning to inspect the counties in district No. 10. He will likely be away all week on the trip.
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Glouster
B. T. LeFever
Annuals Arrive for Glouster High School
Glouster May 4 annuals are expected to arrive today or tomorrow and will be delivered to those who signed for them. A limited number of extra copies were ordered and may be obtained at LeFavors pharmacy while supply lasts.
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Glouster
LeFavor
Funeral in Glouster Honors Miss Mary Hermey
Many residents of Glouster attended the funeral of Miss Mary Hermey of Corning at the Catholic church this morning.
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Glouster
Mary Hermey of
Corning
Mine Car No 5 Reaches Glouster
Glouster May 4 Car No 5 from the Federal Bureau of Mines arrived in this city Saturday evening per schedule. The first meeting for organizing a class in first aid will be at the high school tonight at 6. The class is open to miners and any person desiring to join. further meetings will be scheduled.
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Glouster
Federal Bureau of Mines
Three Boys Die After Train Strikes Auto Near Uhrichsville
In Uhrichsville area near Lock 17 six miles west, a Pennsylvania train collided with an automobile yesterday. Monroe Correll 16 and Russell Platz 17 died instantly, Harold Cruss 17 died at Dennison hospital, and driver Lawrence Knight 18 remained in critical condition at Dennison hospital.
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Uhrichsville
Pennsylvania
Lock 17
Here
Monroe Correll
Russell Platz
Harold Cruss
Dennison
Lawrence Knight
Dennison Hospital
Aged Woman Found Dead in Glouster Home
Mrs. Jane Thomas 83 of Glouster dropped dead in her kitchen Sunday night. Neighbor heard the fall and found her on the floor. Doctor Crawford said she probably expired on impact. Survived by a Chaunety son. Funeral arrangements not yet made.
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Glouster
Jane Thomas
John Slisher
Thomas
Chaunety
Labor Bodies to Hear Speaker in Glouster Meeting
President Green assigns T. J. Conboy to address central labor union of Ohio at 7 pm Friday in Moose hall Glouster. Affiliated and unaffiliated groups urged to attend and learn benefits of federation rehabilitation plan.
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Central Labor Unions
Ohio
William Green
American Federation of Labor
T. J. Conboy
Washington, D. C
Conboy
Central Labor Union
Moose Hall
Glouster
Frank Burns
D. W. Wallace
Green
Tanlac advertised as life booster for elderly readers
An advertisement claims Tanlac restores vigor to seniors in their seventies and eighties. It describes Tanlac as a natural tonic that purges poisons, stimulates the liver, improves digestion, and is safe for all ages. It urges readers with weak bodies to try Tanlac and its vegetable pills for constipation.
New Shrine Hospital Opens For Disabled Children
Springfield Mass May 4 A new Shrine Hospital sits atop a hill in the city marketed as a Kiddies paradise. The one story building with fifty beds offers free care for children who cannot pay and features a Grey tiled operating room.
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Springfield
Mass
Paradise
New Shrine Hospital
Jack and
Jill
Shrine Hospital
Hamden Residents Host Weekend Guests and Visitors
Hamden a roundup of residents hosting relatives and former locals visiting from Washington D. H. Columbus and Jackson while others travel to Black Fork and Point Rock. Notables include Mrs. H H Leive Thelma Bonnie Jay Grace Garey Grace Morehead and Jack O’Brien with many family ties and weekend visits noted.
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H. H. Leive
Thelma
Jackson
W. E. Stanton
Ohmer Avenue
Margaret Clark
Hamden
Washington D. H
Mildred, Poor
H. B. Robbins
Laura Bailey
Athens
Hylas Smiley
Columbus
Flo Smiley
V. C. Bobo
J. E. Strong
Wilkesville
Frank Bobo
Jarrett Bobo
Point Rock
Looters Take 3500 Cash In Columbus Clothing Store Robbery
Safe crackers looted Max Reiser's clothing store in Columbus on May 4, taking 3500 dollars in cash and leaving 3500 in checks and 20 in pennies. Police say out of town professionals chipped the safe combination and resembled the scene so well that watchmen missed the crime until a cashier tried to turn the safe dial and the loot was noticed.
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Columbus
Max Reiser
Huskies Aim for Third Straight Win in Poughkeepsie Rowing Classic
Rusty Callow's Washington crew looms as top bet in June collegiate rowing event at Poughkeepsie. The Huskies bring most of last year's veterans back and seek a third consecutive victory.
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Rusty Callow
Washington
Poughkeepsie
Huskies
How to Strengthen Eyes With Simple Wash Formula
A short guide notes camphor witch hazel hydrastis mixed in Lavoptik eye wash can strengthen eyes for reading or work. A small bottle shows results with an aluminum eye cup offered free by Gibson's Pharmacy.
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Gibson's Pharmacy
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