Wittenberg golf beaten by Dennison in upset match
In Granville on May 15 Dennison University defeated previously undefeated Wittenberg College 13 1 2 to 1 2 in a golf match. Other items include an Athens County court sale notice listing Case 1584 G. D. Gorham vs Ervin Karns and Lillian Karns, with sale of 58 acres and detailed property description set for May 26, 1934, at the Athens County Courthouse. Sheriff Charles Stratton to conduct sale. attorney Gordon B. Gray.
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State of Ohio
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Gordon B. Gray
Holliday
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Ancome
An Pa
Grandview Highland
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Charles Stratton
G. D. Gorham
Ervin Karns
Lillian Karns
State of
Iroy Town
George W Dean
E. Batchelder
Bingman Spring Run
Seid Run
Es Stake
U S Plans Clean Up of Radio Advertising
The Federal Trade Commission will begin a campaign on July 1 to clean up radio advertising. Broadcasting companies must provide weekly copies of commercial continuities for review to ensure ads comply with the FTC Act. This brings radio ads under the same scrutiny as newspapers and magazines.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Man Is Fined For Destroying Eggs
George Evener of Salt Creek Dover Township was fined 25 plus costs after pleading guilty to destroying two chickens and eggs belonging to Joe Noland. He also pleaded guilty to intoxication and paid 30 plus costs. Clarence Loredich of Sugar Creek faced assault and battery charges, pled not guilty, and was bound over to the grand jury on 100 bond. Amos Stanley of Carbondale admitted failing to support his minor child and was ordered to pay 8 per month.
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George Evener
Salt Creek
Dover Township
Joe Noland
Evener
Carl H. Porter
Clarence Loredich
Sugar Creek
Ernest Burchfield
Loredich
Porter
Amos Stanley
Carbondale
Margaret Stanley
Settle Cleveland Gas Strike After 4 Weeks
Cleveland May 16 Gasoline famine for 250000 motorists ended today with the settlement of a four week strike by about 2000 gasoline station attendants and the reopening of most of the 1500 stations in the county. Workers return at once and unions and companies will negotiate wage and work condition terms, with arbitration if no agreement is reached.
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Cleveland
U.P
West Side Pupils Stage Outdoor May Program
West Side School pupils present an outdoor program titled Spring Customs of Other Countries on the school lawn Thursday night May 17 at 6 o clock. The third grade will pantomime an American garden with children dressed as flowers butterflies and birds. Other grades perform songs and dances.
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West Side
Students Desert Class To Defend Teacher
Students of Madison Township High School in Mansfield deserted classes to demand reinstatement of superintendent F Leroy Black. The 900 students returned to classrooms after the district elected Glenn W Guthrie of Dayton as township superintendent following Black’s decision not to seek re election.
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Mansfield
U.P
Madison Township
F. Leroy Black
Black
Glenn W. Guthrie
Dayton
Explosion Seals Mine After Entombing Thirty Men
In Mons Belgium a mine accident left thirty workers trapped underground and twelve bodies recovered from the surface. Five survivors were rescued before fires hampered search efforts as heavy debris blocked passages and timbers shattered. Officials expect the mine may need sealing.
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Mons
Belgium
U.P
Fief de Landbrechies
Here
Rail Time Card Signals Busy NYC to Eastfield
Railroad schedule fragment lists New York Central and Chesapeake and Ohio services with arrivals and departures. Notes include daily, Sunday exceptions, and times for West Bound and Eastbound trains across multiple lines and destinations.
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NEW York Centeral South
NEW York Central North
Chesapeake & Ohio
Sun- Qea
Baltimore
National Limited
Diplomat
Omnes
Wooee
Mationa
Stocks Drift on Quiet Trade as Automobiles Falter
New York stocks moved evenly in dull early trading with autos easing slightly. Major names like General Motors U S Steel Du Pont and New York Central were near unchanged while Goodyear and American Telephone rose. steel production rose to 61 percent capacity per Iron Age, but outlook for coming months remained uncertain.
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New York
General Motors
U. 8
Steel
du Pont
New York Central
Johnes- Manville
American Tobacco Beach
Armour of
Illnois
Goodyear
American Telephone
Rain forecast lifts drought woes in Midwest regions
The Government Weather Bureau predicted possible showers in several Midwest states to supplement earlier general rains, offering optimism to parched areas around Chicago on May 16.
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Chicago
Middlewest
Government Weather Bureau
Seventh Ohioan Issue Ends Sales for Year
The seventh and final issue of the Ohioan, Ohio University’s campus magazine, went on sale in Athens. Editor James Powell of Youngstown handles this year with business manager Theodore Ronsen of Reading, Pa. Powell named editor for next year marks a campus board precedent. The Ohioan replaces the Green Goat, banned humor publication.
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Ohioan
Ohio University
Athens
James Powell
Youngstown
Theodore Ronson
Reading
Powell
The
Green Goat
Baltimore and Cleveland Produce Markets Roundup
regional produce market report shows eggs steady with mixed receipts and varying prices for butter and poultry. nearby and current receipts across Cincinnati Cleveland Pittsburgh and Southern Ohio markets list 18 to 22 cent butter, 14 to 16 cent eggs, and assorted poultry quotes including leghorn and broiler ranges, roosters and ducks, with hog dressed at low cents.
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Baltimore
Cleveland
Pittsburgh and Pleasant Livestock Market Reportes
Livestock prices in Pittsburgh and Pt Pleasant show mixed results across hogs cattle calves and sheep. Hogs steady to higher with varied weights, cattle good steers up to 7.20, fat cows to 4.25, calves mostly 4.50 to 5.50, sheep steady with lambs at 8.75 and wethers at 5.25. Liberty bonds and Boston wool prices noted with bids near fleece levels and slow demand.
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PT. Pleasant
Boston
U.P
U. S. Agriculture Department
Survey of former CCC boys by Ohio relief directors
The Ohio relief commission announced a survey of all former Civilian Conservation Corps members by county and state relief directors. They will determine employment status and lines of work since leaving the CCC camps.
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Columbus
U.P
Ohio Relief Commission
Civilian Conservation Corps
Youth Runs From Bride-To-Be And 46 Year Old Groom
In Columbus a 46 year old man tie B McDonald and 18 year old Samuel Hairston sought a marriage license. An order out for Hairston triggered a court call and the youth fled, leaving the would be bride awaiting. In West Branch Iowa Mrs Mollie Brown Carran 20 once taught Herbert Hoover as a boyhood teacher died at her home.
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Columbus
Cartie B. McDonald
Samuel Hairston
Hairston
West Branch
Iowa
Mollie Brown Carran
Herbert Hoover
Haigler Files Petition as GOP Governor Candidate
Charles E. Haigler of Washington Court House head of the Ohio tax limitation league which backed the 10 mill levy cap filed nominating petitions today as a Republican candidate for governor in Columbus reports a United Press dispatch.
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Columbus
U.P
Charles E. Haigler
Washington Court House
Ohio
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