Stresemann Urges Foreigners To Visit Germany To Bridge Gaps
Berlin May 7 Dr Gustav Stresemann German Foreign Minister says foreigners should visit Germany for two key reasons to foster understanding between nations and help reduce economic disparities He notes Germany has not fully escaped isolation and calls on careful on-site study to build bridges and strengthen mutual confidence through active international trade contacts.
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Berlin
Gustav Stresemann
League of German
Germany
Dr. Stresemann
Leeds man acquitted in park killing over spying claim
A Leeds jury acquitted a man of murder after he claimed self defense when a fight arose while he was spooning with his sweetheart in a park. The defendant said the victim spied on them and the killing occurred during a confrontation.
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Leeds
Eng
British Scientists Capture Beta Ray From Radium
London reports scientists have captured and condensed the Beta ray of radium, predicting help for cancer cures. Previously only the Gamma ray was used and the escaping Beta ray reduced radium’s effectiveness in treatment.
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London
Ends to meet and a million ends
A concise note describes the difficulty of balancing many competing ends or goals, highlighting the challenge of aligning numerous strands to achieve overall financial or practical balance.
Woman suffers wrist fracture in fall at daughter's home
Mrs Mary Laughlin of Wolfe Street fell while at her daughter Mrs Howard McCutcheon's home in Athens R D 2. She sustained a fractured right wrist and remains resting at the daughter's house, in as good condition as could be expected today.
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Howard McCutcheon
Athens R. D
Mary Laughlan
Wolfe Street
Canada’s deepest hole found near Fraser River
In Vancouver British Columbia searchers drilled for oil along the Fraser river reaching a depth of 5800 feet marking the deepest bore in Canada and hinting at promising subterranean prospects.
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Canada
Vancouver
B. C
Fraser River
British Columbia
Convention of District 17 Py Sisters Held in Glouster
Three hundred plus attended the District 17 Py Sisters convention in Glouster with Athens Perry and Hocking County representation. Officers Grand Chief Fred Skidmore of Middleport and Grand Protector Grace Ling of Middleport presided. William Davis of New Straitsville provided vocal solos. Pomeroy was chosen as the site for the 1926 spring annual convening.
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Glouster
Athens
Perry
Hockingty
Minnie Goodrich
Colum
Graceling
Middleport
Tine
Lfred Skidmore
Usago
William Davis
New Straits
Pomeroy
Early Morning Double Marriage in Glouster
In Glouster on May 7 at 5 am Holy Cross church witnessed a double wedding. Miss A Franken marries Peter Ham of Lancaster, and Dr George Franken, brother of Hammond, wed Ruth Armatrout near Washington D C. A breakfast followed at William Franken's home with family and Father Clark officiating. The couples left for a wedding trip to Cleveland and Niagara Falls and plan to return May 30. Mrs Hammond is a Franken daughter. Dr George Franken is a dentist in Guern County. his bride has taught near Washington D C.
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Glouster
Holy Cross Arch
Missa Franken
Peter Ham
Lancaster
George Franken
Cam
Ruth Armatrout
Washington D. H
Weda
William Franken
Father Clark
Holy Church
Cleveland
Niagara Falls
Hammond
Ohio Company
Guern County
Franken Couple to Reside in Cambridge
Dr and Mrs Franken will reside in Cambridge. The note confirms a move and their new Massachusetts address.
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Mrs. Franken
Cambridge
Clerk carrier examination at Glouster post office
A clerk carrier exam will be held at the Glouster post office to create an eligible list for a substitute carrier. Duties include parcel post delivery and serving during regular carriers’ annual or sick leave. Applications must be filed with the district secretary in Cincinnati by May 27. blanks and information are available at Glouster post office.
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Glouster
Glouster Post Office
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Cincinnati
Glouster Board to Hire Teachers Friday May 15
Glouster board of education will hire teachers at a meeting on Friday evening May 15. Applications may be filed with the board up to the time of hiring. John Bulloch is clerk of the board and applications may be filed with him at any time.
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Glouster
Glouster Board of Education
John Bulloch
Funeral attendees from out of town honor Mrs. Orndorf
The funeral for Mrs. William Orndorf drew many out of town mourners including Frank and Sam Orndorf and numerous relatives from New Straitsville Pomeroy Nelsonville Millfield Orbiston Chauncey Hunterdon Corning Jacksonville Chester Hill and others.
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Glouster
William Orndorf
Frank
Sam Orndorf
David Nelson
Charles and
Pearl Lemon
Billa Webb
New Straitsville
P. H. Fieger
Esther
Vernon Nease
Pomeroy
C. H. Boudinot
Henry
Nelsonville
Charles Simpson
Millfield
Henry Banfield
Orbiston
James Burton
Chauncey
Steve Banfield
Tom Nicholson
Arthur Banfield
Lawrence Banfield
Hunterdon
W. J. Williams
Sarah Post
William Foura
Corning
William Kalt
Jacksonville
Orr
Chesterhill
Lasky family relocates to Columbus home purchase by Holbert
The Lasky family, longtime residents, move this week to Columbus. James Holbert buys their vacated Beasley area residence and plans to remodel it turning the front to the street and making repairs and improvements.
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Columbus
Mr. Lasky
Beasley Filling Station
James Holbert
Miss Lelia Williams and W. T. King Jr. Wed in Columbus
Announcement from Glouster notes the marriage of Miss Lelia Williams and W. T. King Jr. of Columbus on Friday May 1 by Reverend Barber at Glenwood Avenue M E Church. Mrs. King is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Zack Williams of Ferndale and the couple reside at 1354 North Fourth Street Columbus.
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Glouster
Lelia Williams
W. T. King, Jr
Columbus
Barber
Glenwood Avenue
M. FE
King
Zack Williams
Ferndale
North Fourth Street
Book and Motor class to banquet their mothers
The Church of Christ in Glou ster will host a mothers banquet Friday at 8 p m in the church social room. All members of the Book and Motor class are urged to attend and bring their mothers.
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Glouster
Church of Christ
Bashful Mr. Bobbs Play Set for Glouster Tuesday
Green's Run teachers will stage Bashful Mr. Bobbs at the Glouster opera house Tuesday evening. This marks the third performance of the play since its premiere in Green's Run and it has been well received each time.
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Glouster
Bobbs
Glouster Opera House
Green
Lavex claims cure for catarrh and bronchial asthma
A French scientist’s Lavex method allegedly kills the germ in three minutes and clears head and lungs. The notice offers a free trial by mail from W. R. Smith in Kansas City, Missouri, promising no obligation and asking only for name and address.
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W. R. Smith
Lavex Bidg
Kansas City
Finland Ascends as Europe’s Largest Timber Exporter
Finland has overtaken rivals to become Europe’s top timber exporter, boosting its sales abroad. The shift positions Helsinki and major Finnish forestry firms at the center of a growing regional timber trade and related job creation.
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Finland
Europe
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