Juniors Seniors Banquet Launches Middleport Graduation
Middleport May 5 juniors and seniors to dine at the K of Hall for the start of commencement events. Class of 29 students includes 23 girls and 6 boys. Class night set for Thursday at the Masonic temple with a long program featuring music, essays, and recitations by Glee Club members. The commencement will be Friday at the Masonic temple instead of the planned Presbyterian church.
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Middleport
K.of Hall
Middleport High
Temple
Schubert High School
Dent
Vaude Vance
TOG Ge Kesccee
Gladys Lamberto
Uth Bradbury
Josephine Russell
Blit Health
Effie Mae Stewart
Future of Cooperative
Aldo Erlewinemerica
Amy Worthington Ophone
LeLand Saxton
Edgar Tuckerman
World Court
Lawrence Curtiss
Hubert Pullins
Err
Herman Hill
Audell Phillips
Jeannette Beverage
Ruth Bradly
Frances Grate
Mary McLain
Phine Russell
Mabel Waddell
A. W. McKay
Masonic
Presbyterian Church
Otto Geison
Glee Club
Irma Geison
A. V. C. Skinner
The
Florinel Conway So
Diplo
Cyrurk E Eesees
J. C. Fisher i Leaionen
C. A. Fowler
Legion Entertained By Mrs Wesse in Middleport
Mrs E B Wesse of Second Street hosted the American Legion at her Middleport home Monday evening. An interesting meeting is reported to have been held.
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Legion
Middleport
E. B Wesse
Second Street
American Legion
Mrs Mary Smith Staken by Death in Middleport
Mrs Mary Smith 77 died at her home on Third and Walnut Tuesday morning from acute indigestion. She leaves two sons John and Earl of Theport and two daughters. The body will be taken to Poka West Virginia for funeral services.
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Middleport
Workman Injured at Burford Garage
May 56 report from Smiddleport says John le suffered an injury at the Burford garage while at work with unknown exact extent.
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Smiddleport
John le
Burford
Eye Conservation Highlighted by Eve Specialist at Rotary
Howard D. Minchin of Ohio State addressed the Athens Rotary on eye preservation and the impact of artificial light on sight. He traced eye development from birth, warned of work-related eye strain, and urged parental care and regular eye inspections to reduce industrial losses from vision problems.
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Howard D. Minchin
Ity
College of Applied
Ics
Ohio State University
Athens Rotary Club
Tel Berry
M. Covert
Athens Optometrist
Tor Minchin
Minpain
Erte
Pomona Grange to Meet in Albany
Athens county Pomona grange will hold a special meeting in Albany on Wednesday evening May 12 for drill practice and degree work. The meeting will begin at as early an hour as possible and lunch will be served with each attendee contributing something.
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Stewart
Athens County Pomona Grange
Albany
Athens County Camp Applicants Fill Quota Fast
Athens county aims to fill the fifty five quota for the Citizens Military Training Camp. Twenty seven have registered so far and officials expect full enrollment within two weeks. Doctor examiners and local registrants including Byron C. Rees and Belford Vercoe are listed among those preparing to join.
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Athens County
A. F. ‘Myers
Ohio University
Athens
Ohio
Chas. C. Butt
Nelsonville
Pauli R. McLaughlin
Guysville
E. G. Pedigo
E. I. Stanley
Albany
Byron C. Rees
University Terrace
Belford B. Vercoe
Franklin Avenue
Earl O. Wilson
Emmett R. Blair
Coolville
Harold A. Conklin
Robert L. Noon
Jacksonville
Byron F. Shirkey
Clyde T. Vernon
4Th Street
Harold K. Woodyard
Palmer
6Th
John D. Hill
Millfield
Robert Paul Pierce
Church Street
Francis L. Sanders
Grover Street
Emmett W. Whan
R. D
James E. Foster
Millillfield
James C. Gillespie
Everett W. Graham
Daniel Geo. Carter
Main Street
Glouster
Elden C. Antle
Trimble
James R. Graham
Neilsonville
John A. Rainey
Jonathan M. Rainey
Box
Stanley E. Howard
Anthony W. Grubik
Charles W. Sanders
Harry Vilas Jonas
Clarence G. Pidcock
Kermit J. Sawyer
Indiana selects same senators in primary
Indiana's incumbent Republican U S senators were endorsed by the party and chosen to return to the Senate in a May primary. Returns from precincts showed long term nominee James E. Watson leading with 35 484 votes to Claris Adams 13 501. short term candidate Arthur R. Robinson led with 23 837 over Arch G. Graham 11 865 and Oswald Ryan 5 161.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
United States
Senate
James E. Watson
Claris Adams
Arthur R. Robinson
Arch G. Graham
Oswald Ryan
Meeting at First Baptist Church Wednesday May 6
The First Baptist church at Lancaster and Carpenter streets invites all members to an important meeting at 7 30 p m on Wednesday May 6 followed by a trustees meeting. This is the last church meeting before the Ohio Baptist association convention in Zanesville which begins May 10.
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First Baptist Church
Lancaster and
Carpenter Streets
Convention of the Ohio Baptist Association
Zanesville
Spanish Aviator Recalls Madrid to Manila Flight Crash
Captain Loriga aboard the Patria recounted how his plane from Madrid to Manila was smashed in Tinpak 100 miles north of Kwang Chow Wan Bay due to bad weather and engine trouble. He said the descent occurred on rocky terrain after the aircraft was forced down and the crew survived.
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Macoa
China
Madrid
Manila
Tinpak
Kwang Chow Wan Bay
Loriga
Patria
Millionaire wish prompts two million dream
A playful musing questions wealth and ambition as the writer imagines how a million dollars might grow into two million, mixing humor with a forward look at opportunity and aspiration.
Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy Claims Cure For Stomach Ailments
A testimonial asserts that four years of stomach catarrh improved after taking Mayr’s, with the product said to remove intestinal mucus and ease inflammation. One dose is claimed to prove efficacy, with a money back guarantee. Distributed by McKee Drug Co and local retailers.
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Mayr
McKee Drug Co
Athens
Gem 'Co
Nelsonville
Gruggists
Sandles Demands Showdown With Governor Donahey
Ottawa candidate A P Sandles calls on Governor Vic Donahey to declare if he seeks a third term. He claims hundreds of appointees are devoting time and state resources to promote a possible reelection and asks for clear instructions to stop using state resources for a third term bid.
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Sandles
Donahey
Columbus
U.P
Vic Donahey
A. P. Sandles
Ottawa
Judson Harmon
James M. Cox
Mexican Mines Taken Over Adds Subsoil to Nation
Mexico City May 5. President Calles using extraordinary power declared subsoil properties in Mexico national property. Mines join petroleum holdings in state control, prompting protests from foreign operators expected.
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Mexico City
U.R
Calles
Congress
Mexico
Sailors Arrive as Strike Paralyzes South Shields
In South Shields England a destroyer and a submarine arrived and anchored in the harbor while a strike kept about one third of the male population idle.
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South Shields
England
Wayne County Sited for Northeastern Ohio Institution
A welfare advisory report to State Welfare Director Harper recommends Wayne County for the state's new Northeastern Ohio institution for the feeble minded, with alternative sites near New London and Ravenna. The Apple Creek farm in Wayne County is named as the proposed site.
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Columbus
O.R
Apple Creek
Wayne County
Ohio
Harper
Welfare Department Advisory Committee
New London
Ravenna
Norge dirigible to depart Spitzbergen for North Pole
Oslo reports the Amundsen Ellsworth Nobile expedition plans to launch the Norge from King's Bay Spitzbergen early next week in a bid to reach the North Pole. The craft left Leningrad today for King's Bay and is expected to arrive in Spitzbergen on Friday.
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Oslo
Norway
Amundsen-Ellsworth-Nobile
King’s Bay
Spitzbergen
North Pole
Leningrad
Spitzberg
Summer Break Sparks Grumble Over Local Trades
The line hints at seasonal changes when residents shift focus from coal dealer scale issues to morning disputes with the ice man, reflecting summer tensions and everyday commerce frustrations.
Glouster Declares Clean-Up Week With Kiwanis Help
Mayor Park proclaims a city-wide clean-up week to clear winter rubbish. The Glouster Kiwanis Club pledges strong cooperation as alleys are cleaned and trash hauled away. Property owners must remove burnable waste and cover hauling costs themselves. An enforced dumping ban will be enacted thereafter.
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Glouster
Mayor Park
Glouster Kiwanis Club
David Johnson Chosen Clerk after Board Vote
In Glouster on May 5 a decision by the election board selected David Johnson of Athens as clerk after a coin flip. Republican members backed the current clerk while Democratic members backed William J. Wright of Buchtel, a former Glouster resident. Johnson previously lived in the city.
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Glouster
William J. Wright
Buchtel
Wright
David Johnson
Athens
Johnson
Drunk defendants fined in Glouster court
May 5 report from Mayor Park’s court lists Jimmie Winner of Trimble fined $5 and costs for drunkenness and a Jacksonville man named Swindell fined $19 and costs. Arrests were made by Constable Blower.
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Glouster
Mayor Park
Jimmie Winner
Trimble
Swindell
Jacksonville
Blower
Many Here for Dunnett Funeral
In Glouster on May 5 a list of out of town mourners attending the funeral for Charles Dunnett is reported. Included are Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Clyde James and son Robert Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dunnett Mr. and Mrs. Everett Dunnett Mr. and Mrs. Ray Vincent and son Ray.
Dunnett and Hoak Families Gather in Ohio and Carbondale
A group including Miss Grace Dunnett of Columbus Mrs Ellen Hoak Mr and Mrs Peter Hoak Mrs Rena Hoak James Hoak George Frank Rob ert Frank Mr and Mrs Harry Pollock Mr and Mrs 8 M Dun lap Mrs Margaret Crow and Peter Stanley of Carbondale Mrs Nannie Hester of Mineral Mr and Mrs Robert Dunnett James Dunnett Edwin Dunnett Paul Donavan and Dan Donavan of Toledo attended a family gathering in the region.
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Grace Dunnett
Columbus
Ellen Hoak
Peter Hoak
Rena Hoak
James Hoak
George Frank
Robert Frank
Harry Pollock
Glouster Highs to Meet Plains Team Friday
Glouster high school ball team S scheduled to play The Plains high school team at the American Legion ball grounds Friday at 3 30 oclock. Glouster won its first game this season against the alumni team.
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Glouster
Glouster High School
Plains High School
American Legion
Glouster High
Dean Chubb to Speak at Glouster Mother's Day Memorial
Dean E W Chubb of Ohio University Ath ens will deliver the address at the Mother's Day memorial at Glouster Opera House Sunday evening at 8 o'clock.
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Dean Chubb
Glouster
Dean E. W. Chubb
Ohio University
Athens
Mother’s Day
Glouster Opera House
Miss Mildred Martin Visits Relatives During Vacation
Miss Mildred Martin a Charleston business college student spends two weeks with relatives and friends in this city and with her parents Mr and Mrs William Martin at Bartlett during the vacation period.
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Mildred Martin
Charleston
Mrs
William Martin
Bartlett
Cabinet Crisis Looms as Ministers Resign
In Brussels on May 5 a cabinet crisis loomed as Colonial Minister Roton and interior minister Baron Rollin Jacquemine resigned. Their departures unbalanced cabinet representation among various parties.
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Brussels
U.P
Roton
Rollin Jacquemine
U S S Cleveland Ordered From Panama to Nicaragua
The U S S Cleveland was sent from Panama to Bluefields Nicaragua to protect American citizens and property amid the revolution. The move was announced in Washington as U P reports.
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Washington
U.P
U. S
Cleveland
Panama
Bluefields
Nicaragua
Old Clock Repaired at Rye Paris Church
The famous Rye Paris church clock from 1515 has been repaired through charitable golfers including many Americans. Rye hosts a premier English golf course and clubs.
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London
Rye
Paris
England
French franc slips to new low as Briand calls cabinet
Paris May 5 Premier Briand summoned his cabinet to discuss measures to halt the record slump of the franc. The meeting will also address the Moroccan situation. The dollar traded at 31.51 francs and the pound at 153 francs.
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Paris
U.P
Briand
Ohio University Graduation Recital Opens season
Many people attended a piano recital by Irene Witham, pupil of Mrs. Robinson, in Ewing auditorium. It opened a series of senior graduation recitals at Ohio University. Next, Ruth Mary Macklin will sing Thursday as a contrasting recital.
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Irene Witham
C. ¢c. Robinson
Ewing Auditorium
Ohio University
Ruth Mary Macklin
Joy Cutler
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