Cable Gibson Made Member of Local Law Firm
Cable M. Gibson son of Mr and Mrs W W Gibson of Madison street has been made a member of Ingalls Landis and Selby law firm at 9 East Longstreet Columbus Ohio The firm is now Ingalls Landis Selby and Gibson and his friends are pleased by the news
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Nelsonville
Cable M. Gibson
W. W. Gibson
Madison Street
Nelsonville High School
Ohio State University
Ingalls, Landis, and Selby
East Longstreet
Columbus
Ohio
Ingalls, Landis, Selby
Gibson
Cable
American Legion Auxiliary Plans Pop Pie Meeting
Nelsonville activity notes that the American Legion auxiliary will meet at the Legion building tonight at 7 30 for pop pies. All members urged to attend.
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Nelsonville
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Iyokehie camp holds mother daughter banquet at church
Members and mothers gathered Thursday evening at 6 30 in the Christian church social room for a mother daughter banquet. Pink and white decor and carnations highlighted the event with many guests listed including Mrs Otto Shirley and Miss Verna Hand among attendees.
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Iyokehie
The
Christian Church
Otto Shirley
Harley Mitchell
Dow Bowers
Frank Johnson
Clarence Scott
Mary Ray
James Lee
Henry Kelch
George Butt
Clara Caldwell
Mary Beagle
George Kouri
Katherine
Verna Hand
Guardian
Mary Jo Bowers
Janice Mitchell
Kathleen Shirley
Arvilla Landis
Ruth Call
Margaret Scott
Ethel Johnson
Majel Lee
Gladys McAfee
Elizabeth Kelch
Ruth Butt
Genevieve Beagle
Louise Caldwell
Helen Kouri
High School Class Holds Wiener Roast on Kontner Hill
The manual art class at Nelsonville high school held a wiener roast Monday evening on Kontner's hill. Instructor Ivan Morris and members Bob Huenefeld Jr Edward Murphy Charles Sims Frank Betts Ted Lightfoot John Cox Lawrence Siebert Lloyd Boss Miss Ethel Johnson Lillian and Gertrude Wend attended the outing.
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Nelsonville
Kontner
Wiener Roast at Devil's Cave Impresses Local Youth
May 18 report from Nelsonville notes Mrs. Mabel Figgins supervising a group of young people who gathered at Devil's Cave for a wiener roast. Attendees included Misses Lilliam Call Mary Whyte Lillian Wend Edith Beagle Catherine Luddon and others along with Bob Huenefeld Jr Vaughn Landis Bill Rhodes Bill Sayre Tom Wolfe Paul McCreary and Paul Huddy.
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Devil's Cave
Nelsonville
Mabel Figgins
Devil’s Cave
Lilliam Call
Mary Whyte
Lillian Wend
Edith Beagle
Catherine Luddon
Bob Huenefeld, Jr
Vaughn Landis
Bill Rhodes
Bill Sayre
Tom Wolfe
Paul McCreary
Paul Huddy
Stresemann Passes Crisis Successfully
Berlin May 18. Foreign Minister Stresemann has passed the illness crisis that earlier this week caused grave physician anxiety. An official bulletin at 11 a m says Herr Stresemann is progressing favorably and that the crisis has been passed barring a relapse.
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Berlin
U.P
Stresemann
Pageant at Senior High Marks Graduation Night
Seniors present The Gateway pageant as part of the May 22 graduation program at 8 oclock in the senior high auditorium. About 60 graduates participate with Isabelle Healy as the Graduate and Robert Reed soloing tenor. The production features tableaux and dances themed around the Spirit of the School guiding graduates to life’s City on the Hill.
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Nelsonville
Charles Griffin
Nelsonville High
W. H. Parks
Isabelle Healy
A. L. Pritchard
Mary E. Kessinger
Clyde Maffin
Don Lancaster
Tom Sheppard
Mary Donley
Amy Jo Figgins
Edward Stocknen
Disgruntled Miners Blamed For Pipe Creek Fire
The Powhattan Mining tipple and stockhouse at Pipe Creek burned today causing an estimated 75000 in losses. Officials suspect disgruntled miners as the cause. the mine idle since April 1 1927 had been cleaned in preparation to reopen around June 1 and employed 300 men when active. The cleanup was supervised by the Pursgrove Brothers Coal Company of Cleveland.
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Pipe Creek
Powhattan Mining Company
U.R
Pursgrove Brothers Coal Company of
Cleveland
Where do Occidental educated Orientals fit in
The article argues that thousands of Occidental educated youths in the Philippines, China, Japan, Korea, Siam face a difficult transition to adult life. It notes education often produces white collar workers or clerks ill suited to local needs, with engineers and teachers forced into non technical roles. It urges better alignment of education with local economic needs and warns against outward sending of students abroad.
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Randall Gould
United Press
Manila
U.P
Far East
Philippines
China
Japan
Korea
Siam
Islands
Bangkok Daily Mail Sees Rapid De-Education of Returnees
The Bangkok Daily Mail editorial claims that foreign returned students undergo a complete de-educational process within six months, marking it as a brisk social change in the far east.
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Bangkok Daily Mail
Barker Ends Weeklong Visit Before Returning Home
Mrs. Cc C Barker leaves Nelsonville after a several week visit with her sister Mrs Robert Huenefeld Sr. in Raceland Ky accompanied by Mrs Huenefeld and son Bob and Miss Alberta Jackson who will stay the week at the Barkers. Mrs Winifred Schweickart deputy grand matron of the order of Eastern Star returns to Iron ton.
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Nelsonville
Cc. C. Barker
Robert Huenefeld
Raceland
Huenefeld
Bob
Alberta Jackson
Barker
Winifred Schweickart
Order of Eastern Star
Ironton
Missionary meeting honors three-fold card and aims
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist church met in church parlors for a regular bank offering. Hostesses included Mrs. J. D. Ledlie and Mrs. W. H. Cox. O. R. Shirley presided. prayers and songs framed the program while demonstrations on Christian Stewardship highlighted the two thirds who signed the three-fold card.
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Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
J. D. Ledlie
W. H. Cox
Mary Robertson
O. R. Shirley
Elmer Bay
Henry Lancaster
Pete Shough
Walter Whitlatch Gang
George Evans
India
John Herrold
Herrold
Elizabeth Green
Josephine Murphy
Dr and Mrs Walter Howe Visit Columbus
Dr and Mrs Walter Howe were visitors in Columbus on Thursday giving a brief note of social travel and local engagements during their stay.
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Walter Howe
Columbus
Two Baseball Games Listed for Saturday
The Rotary faces Zenner at 1 30 PM and McBee meets Ellis at 3 PM Saturday at the city playground. Coach B T Grover said he hopes Zenner players Gable Frost Lorning Dalton Harold Greimes Don Laughlin Joseph Lowe and Walter Smart call for uniforms at Ohio university Men's gymnasium.
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Rotary
Patent Lawyer Held After Death of Man
Wilbur Kellogg a 34 year old patent attorney was held pending an inquest into the death of Charles Fitzmugh a 50 year old federal trade commission auditor. The men fought in Payne’s apartment after Kellogg accused Payne of flirting with Mrs Kellogg. Kellogg said he had been warned by an anonymous call about Payne’s attentions.
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Washington
U.P
Wilbur Kellogg
Charles Fitzmugh
Federal Trade Commission
Payne
Kellogg
Right Woman For Presidency Said Lacking
Mrs Harriet Taylor Upton, a veteran suffrage leader, told the Ohio League of Women Voters in Cincinnati that no woman presidential candidate is imminent but that the right woman could emerge soon if she gains nationwide popularity. She urged arbitration over war and noted three breakfast conferences aligning with National League of Women Voters goals. Miss Agnes Hilton was elected Ohio League president and Mrs John Blandford secretary.
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Cincinnati
U.P
Harriet Taylor Upton
Warren
Ohio League of Women Voters
Upton
National League of Women Voters
Agnes Hilton
Ohio League
John Blandford
U.S. Protest Over Bahamas Coast Guard Shooting
The United States will protest to Great Britain after two Bahamian native patrolmen fired on a U S Coast Guard patrol boat at West End Bahama Islands as the vessel docked. The incident involved attempted confiscation of the American ship and disarming the crew.
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Washington
United States
Great Britain
Coast Guard
West End
Bahama Islands
Treasury Department
Salesman Grant Shaw Dies in Rushville Home
Grant Shaw, 59, a retired furniture salesman, was found dead in his Rushville home near Lancaster. Death attributed to acute indigestion.
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Lancaster
Grant Shaw
Rushville
Here
Watsons Indiana bid costs 82771 dollars to date
Senator James E. Watson's successful native son candidacy for the Republican presidential nomination in Indiana has cost 82671.05 to date, Bert Thurman, Watson's manager, told the Senate campaign investigating committee.
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Washington
U.P
James E. Watson
Indiana
Bert Thurman
Watson
Senate Campaign Investigating Committee
Italia Reaches Arctic En Route to Spitzbergen
Gen. Umberto Nobile's dirigible Italia has traversed toward the Arctic, passing over Stockholm on its way to the northern base at Spitzbergen, signaling a notable reach into unexplored polar regions.
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Arctic
Umberto Nobile
Italia
Stockholm
Sweden
Spitzbergen
Body of 8 year old searched in Chicago River
Chicago May 18. Search for 8 year old John Pyrek who has been missing since Monday moved to the Chicago river after volunteers shifted a 10 000 ton sand pile with no trace found. Playmates Bruno Bogdon and Freddy Taronowicz had said they saw him buried alive in a sand hole. Steam shovels aided the effort.
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John Pyrek
Chicago
Bruno Bogdon
Freddy Taronowicz
John
Bruno
New Eastern Writer Reframes Coolidge Legend
Cameron Rogers in The Legend of Calvin Coolidge argues the president will not seek re election and may retire to Plymouth Notch after a brief stint in public life. The book drafts an earlier, lighter portrait of Coolidge including youth era quirks such as beer garden visits and college plans.
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New York
Aph
Cameron Rogers
Calvin Coolidge
Doubleday, Doran & Comepany
Cooledge
Plymouth Notch
Whittle
Northampton
Mass
Rogers
Calvin
Coolidge
Grace Goodhue
Cal
Grace
Cooldge
Must Pass Act To Accept Land Gift
Ohio faces a special legislative act to accept a donated 60 foot roadway right of way from the Sandusky Bay Bridge Co. The donation would connect from North Bridgehead Ottawa County to Port Clinton via County Road No. 5. Attorney General Turner issued the ruling to Highway Director George F. Schlesinger.
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Columbus
Ohio
Sandusky Bay Bridge Company
Turner
George F. Schlesinger
Bay
North Bridgehead
Ottawa County
Port Clinton
Ohio Appropriations Bill Sets 99 Million Total
The second deficiency bill proposed to the House by the appropriations committee requests just over 99 million dollars to fund all government departments. It includes 400 thousand dollars for the Federal Industrial Reformatory at Chillicothe, Ohio.
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Washington
House
Appropriations Committee
Federal Industrial Reformatory
Chillicothe
Ohio
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