Ohio University to Broadcast Live Radio Program in Athens
An automatic broadcasting station WJAZ will tour Athens next Tuesday night. The Zenith Radio Corp unit, hauled on a large truck, will air a local talent program and offer in‑place viewing of the broadcast. Final details are being settled by D. D. Tritipo of Automotive Battery and Electric Co. and local organizers.
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Wjaz
Athens
Automotive Electric Company
Automotive Battery and Electric Company
East State Street
D. D. Tritipo
Therogram
Ohio University
Zenith Radio Corporation of
Chicago
Ohio
Northwestern Radio and Instrument Company of
Lima
American Light Company
Zanesville
Cleveland Talking Machine Company
Cleveland
Chamber of Commerce
Rotary Club
H. R. G. Matthews
Zenth Corporation
Iscanaba
Mich
Point Barrow
Alaska
North Pole
Three Young Men of Pomeroy Fined for Drunkenness
Three Pomeroy youths Everett Russell Paul Kasto and Cecil Grovam pleaded guilty to intoxication before Magistrate P W Helwig and were fined 10 plus costs each. Their arrest followed an incident on Courtney Hill Monday night when they struck another car. The youth status kept penalties light. In a separate matter Fern Warhheim 21 of Nelsonville pleaded guilty to being at Lena Brians residence for prostitution and received 60 days in jail suspended on costs and good behavior.
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Pomeroy Bond
Everett Ussel
Paul Kasto
Cecil Grovam
P. W. Helwig
Courtney Hill
Pomeroy
Mariner
Gilson
Dav 4
Lena Brian
Nelsonville
Fern Warhheim
Helwig
Invalid in Athens Adopts Electric Chair for Mobility
An Athens man described as an invalid since 1916 gains mobility with a home electric chair. Previously his wife or others pushed him in a wheel chair on steep grades and rough ground. Local business men raised funds over two years to purchase the device after he sought a chair suiting his needs.
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Brown
Athens
Rowns
Two Robbery Suspects Plead Guilty in Chauncey Case
Fred Zinn and Grandt Rodgers face prison after pleas in the Luckoff store robbery. Rodgers pleaded guilty at arraignment. Zinn switched to guilty after a brief trial. Judge Worstell sentenced both to one to three years. They were captured separately by four agencies after attempting to sell stolen goods in Parkersburg.
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Fred Zinn
Grandt Rodgers
Ohio
Luckoff
Chauncey
Rodgers
Zinn
R. W. Finsterwald
L. G. Worstell
Oath
National Detective Bureau
Parkersburg
Flying Wards to Headline Sells Floto Circus in Athens Show
The Sells Floto circus brings hundreds of stars to Athens with the Famous Flying Wards featuring Mayme Ward the only woman to double somersault to hand to hand. Two performances planned for Saturday May 23 with a 1000 member spectacle titled The Bride and the Beasts, plus 4000 avcafe stars and a grand menagerie.
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Sells-Floto Circus
Flying Wards
Mayme Ward
Sells-Floto
Athens
HenshawSells Interest in Glouster Livery Firm
John H. Henshaw disposed of his stake in the Glouster Livery and Auto Co to I. H. Unger, with ownership now shared by Mr. Unger and A. McDonald. Henshaw served with the company about sixteen years since the buggy era and automobile rarity. He plans a short vacation before pursuing another line of business.
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Glouster
John H. Henshaw
Glouster Livery and Auto Co
I. H. Unger
Mr. Unger
A. McDonald
Mr. Henshaw
Henshaw
Labor Memorial Day Address Planned in Glouster
Rev. H. S. Bigelow of Cincinnati will deliver the labor memorial address in Glouster Sunday afternoon. The program begins at 1 30 o'clock at Moose hall under the Central Labor union auspices.
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H.S. Bigelow
Cincinnati
Moose Hall
Central Labor Union
Cleanup of Union Cemetery Set for May 28
In Glouster Morgan county a cemetery cleanup is scheduled for Saturday May 28 as an effort to prepare Union cemetery for Decoration Day. All interested are invited to attend and help restore the grounds to their best condition in years.
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Glouster
Union
Morgan County
Needle Removed From Glouster Girl’s Wrist
Herman Jones and his daughter Miss Thelma returned from Grant hospital in Columbus where Miss Jones had a needle removed from her left wrist. An X-ray showed the needle crossing the wrist after it pierced the palm earlier in the week.
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Herman Jones
Miss Thelma
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Miss Jones
Return from Alabama Glouster Mrs Watkins and Grace
Mrs Lydia Watkins and granddaughter Grace Watkins have returned to Jacksonville from Cullman where they spent winter with her son and daughter in law the Rev Damon Watkins They were accompanied to Ohio by Mrs Damon Watkins and two children visiting her parents Mr and Mrs William Dennis
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Alabama
Glouster
Lydia Watkins
Grace
Watkins
Jacksonville
Cullman
Damon Watkins
Ohio
William Dennis
Chauncey
Burns Family Moves to New Cottage on Fairlawn Avenue
John Burns and family relocate from Main Street to a cottage on Fairlawn avenue. Burns bought the residence from Charles Reed of Jacksonville a few weeks ago and has since added several improvements to the cottage.
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Glouster
John Burns
Main Street
Fairlawn Avenue
Burns
Charles Reed
Jacksonville
Hamden Superintendent J L Stine Visited Trimble Friends
J L Stine hamden superintendent of schools spent several days this week with friends in Trimble. Formerly minister at Trimble Church of Christ he has since focused on education and recently closed his term of school work at the time.
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Glouster
J. Ll. Stine
Hamden
Trimble
Stine
Church of Christ
Two Offenders Plead Guilty in Monday Court
Two intoxication offenders from Mon day court reappeared and pleaded guilty. Chalfant changed from not guilty to guilty while Dicksouse kept his guilty plea. Each was fined ten dollars plus costs.
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Oy Chalfant
Dick Ouse
Hamden Board Reelects Official to Three-Year Term
The Hamden Board of Education has re elected a member to serve a three year term. The decision reinforces continuity in local school governance as the term starts immediately.
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Hamden
Board of Education
Don’t Squeeze Blackheads and Treat Pores Naturally
The text warns against squeezing and pinching to remove blackheads and claims squeezing dissolves pores and irritates skin. It attributes blackheads to dust and skin secretions, then prescribes a home remedy using calcium powder from a drugstore, applied with a hot wet cloth to dissolve and remove blackheads.
Personal notices and upcoming dance at Red Men hall
Personal items reveal a birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bryson, with grandparents listed in Millfield and Bishopville. Several residents, including Mrs. Bryson and friends, returned from Delaware. William James conducted business in Columbus. A dance with music is planned at Red Men hall in Glouster on May 16, with tickets for gents 50c and ladies 25c.
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Ralph Bryson
W. W. Bryson
J. M. Watkins
Bishopville
William James
Columbus
M. M. Bryson
C. E. Duncan
W. B. McCarty
Delaware
G. C. Fawcett
Red Men Hall
Glouster
Jack Dempsey Eyes European Tour and Possible Match
Former heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey sails for Europe amid rumors of a championship bout with German strongman Hindenburg. The talk centers on a high profile match possibly staged in a European venue, drawing attention from boxing circles.
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Jack Dempsey
Europe
Hindenburg
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Columbia
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Batiste
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Ladie
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