Accordion artist joins in serenade on Ohio U campus
Neapolitan serenade drew students from Lindley, Howard and Boyd halls as Victor on accordion joined Ronald Robinette and Norman Guess on violin. The hour-long concert ended only after the crowd demanded encore amid horns and cheers. Victor performs in vaudeville at Majestic Theater while Guess teaches violin and Robinette assists at the university.
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Ohio U
Ohio University
Victor
Ronald Robinette
Norman Guess
Lindley
Howard
Boyd
Driego
Majestic Theater
Guess
Robinette
Seniors to Give Program Tomorrow at Ohio University
Annual senior day exercises at Ohio University will be held tomorrow starting at 9 40 o clock with an academic procession to Ewing Hall. Speakers include Dr Elmer Burritt Bry in president and Stanley Moore president of the Senior class. Awarding of the Men's Union scholarship cup and medal by Stanley Noush and selections by the Varsity quartet Nillis Edmunds Willis Brown Wayne Jackson Joe Dando.
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Ohio University
Ewing Hall
Elmer Burritt Bryin
Stanley Moore
Fane McClaflin
Stanley Noush
Torch
Cresset
Nillis Edmunds
Willis Brown
Wayne Jackson
Joe Dando
Alumni banquet tickets urged for Nelsonville event
The alumni banquet committee appeals to former graduates to buy tickets now. Tickets are available at the Gempharmacy or the Colonial as the town schedules the annual function.
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Nelsonville
Gem Pharmacy
Colonial
Mrs Melissa Coe buried beside husband Toy Coe in Nelsonville
Body of Melissa Coe died Friday at home in Columbus was brought to Nelsonville for burial at Greenlawn beside her husband Toy Coe. The Coe family formerly lived here. She is survived by five children.
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Nelsonville
Melissa Coe
Columbus
Greenlawn
Toy Coe
Coe
Four Federated Clubs Plan District Meeting in Nelsonville
In Nelsonville on May 18 at 2 pm four federated clubs Hyperion Cosmopolitan Woman s Community and Music clubs met to plan the Southeastern district meeting of the Ohio Federation of Women s clubs to be held October 14 and 15. Mrs L J Eberle will be general chair in charge of arrangements with aides Mrs Walter Wolf Mrs Martin Klinger Miss Velma Young and Mrs Julius Fischer. The committee will begin preparations soon for the gathering of several hundred women.
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Nelsonville
Hyperion
Cosmopolitan
Woman's Community
J. M. Hyde
Fort Street
Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs
L. J. Eberle
Walter Wolf
Cosmopolitan Club
Martin Klinger
Woman's Community Club
Velma Young
Music Club
Julius Fischer
Dr C W Cable Visits Columbus on Monday
Dr. C. W. Cable, a Columbus business visitor, spent Monday in the city meeting local executives and discussing new opportunities.
Conference committee urges labeling war as murder
Memphis May 18 A committee of the Southern Methodist conference passed a resolution urging delegates to brand war as murder and to go on record in favor of the World Court. The recommendation was to be acted on when the delegates met again later today.
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Memphis
Tenn
U.P
Southern Methodist Conference
World Court
Committee On Temperance and Social Service
Bad liquor linked to high U.S. death rate says Britisher
English surgeon Dr. Thomas Joslin told the National Health Congress in Atlantic City that America's liquor quality and heavy drinking by men aged 25 to 45 drive rising mortality. He described the typical American as a flabby, balloon-eyed figure signaling acid presence.
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Atlantic City
N. J
UPI
America
United States
Thomas Joslin
National Health Congress
Illness Delays Hearing Of Daugherty Miller Indictees
The arraignment of former attorney general Harry M. Daugherty and ex alien property custodian Thomas W. Miller on conspiracy to defraud the government was postponed to Thursday due to Miller's illness. The postponement follows the death of John T. King of Connecticut who died last week after being indicted with Miller and Daugherty.
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New York
U.P
Harry M. Daugherty
Thomas W. Miller
Miller
John T. King
Connecticut
Daugherty
Tree Becomes Newspaper in Record Test
In Berlin a two hour and twenty five minute experiment turned a felled tree into newsprint. The tree was cut down early morning, pulped, and a roll arrived at a local newspaper plant by 9 34. The finished paper was used to print on the streets by 10 o’clock with boys selling the news.
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Berlin
California Fruit Shipments Reach Hundreds of Thousands
Between 200000 and 400000 cars of fresh canned and dried fruits are shipped annually from California, reflecting large regional trade activity and sustained distribution channels for agricultural produce.
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California
Local Social Guests Visit Sites Across Ohio and Illinois
Sam Covert and daughter Doro thy and Miss Gladys Bowers spent the week end at Portsmouth and Ironton. Miss Evelyn Siddle spent Monday in Columbus. J L Murphy was a business visitor in Chicago. Miss Fanny Mulligan visited Mt. Vernon for the weekend hosted by Mr and Mrs Wilfred Edgell. Mr and Mrs Ed Healy were Columbus visitors Monday. Miss Lucille Fiske spent Monday with Mrs W O Stout of Coolville visiting C L Stout and wife.
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Sam Covert
Dorothy
Gladys Bowers
Portsmouth
Ironton
Evelyn Siddle
Columbus
J. L. Murphy
Chicago
Fanny Mulligan
Mt. Vernon
Wilfred Edgell
Ed Healy
Lucille Fiske
W. O. Stout
Coolville
C. L. Stout
Possessor Fined Heavily After City Plea
Frank Rosser of Canal street was fined 100 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to possession. Two independent official groups visited his home on Saturday night with officers discovering home brew in the cellar. Chief Jack Pearson, Inspector H A Sines and party conducted a further search and located Rosser downtown before arrest and arraignment.
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Nelsonville
Frank Rosser
Canal Street
Eberle
Rosser
H. A. Sines
Jack Pearson
Pettit Purchases LeFever Plumbing Shop in Nelsonville
Carl Cotton Pettit completes purchase of the LeFever plumbing shop from Mrs. B E LeFever. The business will operate at the old Jefferson Street location. Pettit has long been employed there.
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Nelsonville
Carl “Cotton” Pettit
LeFever
B. E. LeFever
Jefferson Street
Pettit
Twilight league schedule includes East vs Sugar Bowls
The Twilight league this week features East versus Sugar Bowls tonight, West versus Central Wednesday night, and the Athenas versus Buckeyes Thursday evening.
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Nelsonville
West
Central
Athenas
Buckeyes
Nine Circle of Ruth members visit Logan chapter
Nine teen members of the Circle of Ruth class of the Presbyterian church visited Franklin Kerr chapter at Logan on Monday evening. They were guests for a dinner at six o clock and an enjoyable evening was planned to honor the visitors.
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Nelsonville
Circle of Ruth
The
Presbyterian Church
Franklin Kerr
Logan
Kresge Recital Delights at Phi Mu Alpha Evening
Organist Professor Allan R. Kresge presented a balanced program at the M E church with two soloists William Conrad baritone and Ronald Robinette violinist. All pieces by American composers highlighted by Rogers suite and varied organ numbers.
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Allan R. Kresge
M. E. Church
Phi Mu Alpha
Kresge
William Conrad
Ronald Robinette
Rogers
Smith
Homer
Wibbard
Yon
Diton
Robinette
Redfield
Haesche
Rural health work is next meeting set for May 20
The first rural health meeting will be held in the county agent's office West Washington Street on Thursday May 20 at 10 o'clock in the morning. Miss Wanda Przyluska state health specialist and Miss Alice Haviland county health nurse will lead and train local leaders to teach the care of the child in their communities.
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West Washington Street
Wanda Przyluska
Alice Haviland
Sheriff Kohler Faces Profiteering Charge In Prison Sales
Cuyahoga county judges in Cleveland hear accusations that Sheriff Fred Kohler profited from selling candies pastries and tobacco to prisoners by charging higher prices in jail than outside. Kohler denies the charge calling it a newspaper story.
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Cleveland
U.P
Cuyahoga County
Fred Kohler
Kohler
Island Creek to Open 12000 Acre Coal Development in Mingo County
Island Creek Coal plans to open a 12,000 acre coal development on Elk creek in Mingo county. Initial cost is projected at 1 million dollars to cover railway spurs miners houses and related opening costs.
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Wheeling
W. Va
U.P
Island Creek Coal Company
Elk Creek
Mingo County
Wilkesville Church to rededicate with Dr Charles B Taylor preaching
The Wilkesville Presbyterian church prepares a rededication service led by 80 year old Dr Charles B Taylor, former pastor and prominent Southern Ohio divine. The remodeled church aims to draw crowds from Vinton Athens and surrounding counties as Taylor returning to preach the dedicatory sermon and highlight decades of service in the Presbyterian church.
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Wilkesville
Vinton
Athens
Wilkesville Presbyterian Church
Church of the
Taylor
Ohio
Presbyterian Church
Southeastern
Ohio University
Athens County
Chester
Boys Join In Hunt For Selves In Warren
Spectacle of two 11 year old boys reported drowned in the Mahoning river prompted rescuers to drag the stream. The youths Henry Graham and Frank Thomas, unaware they were the subjects of the search, left their rowboat to join the rescue party.
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Warren
Mahoning
Henry Graham
Frank Thomas
Girl Recovers Voice After Fainting During Novena
In Boston on May 18, Miss Mary Manning of Wellesley who had been speechless for seven months after a paralysis attack regained her voice following a fainting spell at a novena honoring the first anniversary of St Teresa of the Child Jesus canonization.
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Boston
U.P
Mary Manning
Wellesley
Teresa
Jesus
Supreme Court ruling on elections disqualification power
The Ohio Supreme Court upheld Secretary of State Thad Brown's authority to refuse appointing election board members when evidence shows disqualification. The decision affirmed Brown's denial of John F. Nolan as Jefferson County Democratic board member after Marie Dickson was dismissed for burning eleven questionable ballots.
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Columbus
U.P
Secretary of State
State Supreme Court
Thad Brown
John F. Nolan
Jefferson County
Marie Dickson
Miss Dickson
Election Board
Jefferson County Democratic Committee
Nolan
Brown
Poland is Quiet Despite Rumors Gist of Report
Warsaw May 15 A government spokesman denied General Stanislaw Haller's forces were marching on Warsaw from Posen. The report is false tranquility reigns throughout Poland. Witos Haller forces encamped at Zyrardow eight thousand strong not advancing on Warsaw. anti revolutionaries from Posen are entrenched at Pruszkow and Kalish eight and nine miles from the capital.
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Warsaw
U.pi
Stanislaw Haller
Posen
Poland
Witos-Haller
Zyrardow
Witos
Pruszkow
Kalish
Junior High Plans Friday Picnic At Athens Fair Grounds
Athens junior high announces a Friday picnic at the fair grounds for next Sunday afternoon. The three grades dine separately, then marble tournament finals, followed by field and track events for boys and girls. Ribbons awarded. tug of war featured. mixed races included. R H Rupp leads planning with Alvin Hatch directing the athletic events.
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Athens
Athens Fair Grounds
R. H. Rupp
Alvin Hatch
Aging Woman Mrs Gilkey Dies at 76 in Huntington
Mrs J H Gilkey 76 died at her Fern street home after influenza and peronia. Funeral services from the Christian Bureau at 2 40 Wednesday afternoon, interment in West Union street cemetery. She is survived by her husband six children and three brothers. Children include Charles Gilkey Racine and Mrs Mary Ann Beegle Racine. Brothers Oliver Querry Charles Querry Huntington W Va and William Querry Warwick.
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J. H. Gilkey
Fern Street
Invivenza
Pheronia
Christian Bureau
West Union Street
Charles FE. Gilkey
Gallipolis
Mary Ann Beegle
Racine
Cynthia Goodwin
Lasenton
David Grhey
R. C. Gilkey
Christian Wilson
Huntington
W. Va
Oliver Querry
Charles Querry
William Querry
Warwick
Mayor of Grove City Reappointed After Gamble Scandal
Columbus May 18 Attorney General Crabbe declined to discuss the re appointment of John C Felton as Grove City mayor after a Grove City council meeting. Felton resigned amid criticism for allowing gambling at Beulah Park race track. The council's move was seen as challenging the attorney general.
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Columbus
U.P
Crabbe
John C. Felton
Grove City
Felton
Beulah Park
High School to Stage Gym Show Tonight
Athens senior and junior high schools present a gym exhibition in the senior high gym under Miss Ailleen Campbell. The program features dances drills and specialties from regular class work performed by physical education students.
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Athens
Ailleen Campbell
Dustheimer to Broadcast at Baldwin Wallace May 19
Professor Dustheimer of Baldwin Wallace College will be on WTAM at 7:30 p.m. May 19. The Menagerie program will air at that time. Dustheimer is an Ohio University graduate and married an Albany girl.
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Dustheimer
Baldwin-Wallace College
Pof. Duheimer
Ohio University
Albany
Tubercular Treatment Extended for Athens County Patients
At a regular Athens county commission meeting yesterday afternoon, tubercular treatment for Otto Lewis and Emmit Wagner, former residents of Athens County, was extended for two months at the Franklin County Sanatorium in Columbus. The board also approved buying a one man grader and maintainer for road upkeep, a secondhand Ford touring for the county auditor to aid summer property appraisals, and renewed courthouse insurance for three years.
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Otto Lewis
Emmit Wagner
Athens County
Franklin County
Columbus
Court House
Fifth of Radio Lectures on Astronomy Presented
A fragment notes a fifth installment of a radio lecture series on astronomy delivered by Oscar Lee and Astrakhan furs. The garbled text mentions Caracal lambs and fur curling, but the readable fact is the airing of a fifth lecture in the series.
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Oscar Lee
Astrakhan
Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin Promotes Natural Regularity
A Monti cello physician with 47 years practice argues against harsh cathartics. He promotes Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a gentler laxative that helps establish natural bowel regularity for chronic constipation.
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W. B. Caldwell
Monticello
Dr. Caldwell
Syrup Pepsin Promises Gentle Easy Bowel Moves
The advertisement claims Syrup Pepsin offers a gentle easy bowel movement with no griping and no upset stomach. It asserts the remedy is harmless and pleasantly accepted even by a sick child.
Plains High School 1926 Senior Class Commencement
The Plains high school will hold the senior class commencement in the school gym Thursday at 8 p.m. Principal Alexander Root will oversee the graduation of Helen Marie Aleshire John Gilbert Ball Wilbur Harry Branson Joseph A Charney Dale Primrose Channell Dorothy Anna Cade Vivian Celora Erb Edna Faye Gould Willard A Hamer Orin Guilford McGlone Clifford S Potts Virgil R Thompson Virginia Aldean Thompson and Michael W Vessalo.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville High School
Hazel Pearl Adams
Bertha Ednad Barron
Lucille Marie Blackburn
Max Verity Bowers
Mary Louise Caldwell
Carl Edward Campbell
Elizabeth Frances Carr
Lila Anna Chapman
Ruth Lamyra Chapman
Lillian Virginia Coleman
Edward Sheldon Powell
Mary Louise Pritchard
Hubert Dean Lanner
David Hollister Schaal
Mary Lee Seenes
Adda Amelia Shafer
Edna Marie Shafer
Helen Vorhes Sharp
Fern T. Silvett
Richard O. Smith
Evalyn G. Stephenson
Blanche I. Thornton
Monica Estella Acker
Mary Ann Welch
Charles’ Floyd Wolfe
Joseph F. Wolfe
Lloyd Evans
Alumni «Association
the Plains High School
High School
Helen Marie Aleshire
John Gilbert Ball
Wilbur Harry Branson
Joseph A. Charney
Dale Primrose Channell
Dorothy Anna Cade
Vivian Celora Erb
Edna Faye Gould
Willard A. Hamer
Orin Guilford McGlone
Clifford S. Potts
Virgil R. Thompson
Virginia Aldean Thompson
Michael W. Vessalo
Alexander Root
Record Attendance at Canaanville School
Harold and Mabel Hawk of Rocky Point in Canaan township set a school attendance record by missing no days or being tardy all year. Harold, son of Mr and Mrs Herbert Hawk, graduated from Canaanville high school this spring while Mabel completed her first year.
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Harold
Mabel Hawk
Herbert Hawk
Rocky Point
Canaan Township
Harold Hawk
Canaanville High School
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Dr. Bryan
John McMillin
Fayette Street
John McMillin, Jr
Lansing
Michigan
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Mr. America
Twilight
Divine
Chas. B. Taylor
Supreme Court
Junior High
Fair Grounds
Lamborn
Glouster
Anderson's
Moth Insurance
Hine Pharmacy
Plains
Wallace Beery
Raymond Hatton
Mary Brian
PATHE
Messenger
Uckoffc
Sas
Chauncey
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