Delegates At Southeastern Ohio Missionary Convention
More than 290 delegates are expected to attend the Southeastern Ohio District Missionary convention at the United Brethren church in Logan. The twenty sixth annual Women’s Missionary association meeting features speakers such as Lena Caldwell and Dr. H. Zeigler with memorial services, communion, and Otterbein guild night pageant led by Miss Wavelen Bickle and Miss Matilda Weber.
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Kingdom of
Porto Rico
Lena Caldwell
G. Zeigler
Foreign Missionary Society
Caldwell
J. H. Harris
T. C. Harper
Wavelen Bickle
Otterbein Guild
Logan Guild
Matilda Weber
Speeding Arrest Ends With Guilty Plea in Haydenville
Logan May 20. George Acker was arrested Wednesday evening for speeding near Haydenville. He appeared before Judge A M Ellinger Thursday and pleaded guilty. Acker was fined 15 dollars plus costs.
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Logan
George Acker
Haydenville
A. M. Ellinger
Donations Grow for Mississippi Flood Relief in Logan
Donations to the local Red Cross office increased by 58.25 dollars across Wednesday and Thursday. Contributors include Mary Bond 1 dollar Union Furnace Presbyterian Sunday School 15 Natco workers 12.25 Rev Henry Tenny 5 and Joe Case 5.
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LOGAN
the Jocal Red Cross
Mississippi
Mary Bond
Union Furnace Presbyterian Sunday School
Natco
Henry Tenny
Joe Case
Orin F Patton Dies After Stroke in Haydenville
Orin F Patton aged 69 of Haydenville died Wednesday at 1 30 am after paralysis from a stroke. He had been planting corn Tuesday when found in a field and brought home. He leaves widow two daughters Mrs James Hurley Haydenville and Mrs Melie Oliver Columbus one sister Mrs Mary Zinn Columbus and a brother John W Patton Haydenville. Funeral at Haydenville Methodist church Friday at 1 30 pm. Burial Smiths chapel.
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Mary Zinn
Columbus
John W. Patton
Haydenville
Haydenville Methodist Church
McCandish
Smith's Chapel
Carter couple announce birth of Ray Filley
Mr and Mrs Homer Carter of Haydenville announce the birth of a son at their home on Thursday. The baby has been named Ray Filley. Grandparents are Mrs William Carter of New Plymouth and Mrs Elizabeth Filey of Haydenville.
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Logan
Homer Carter
Haydenville
Ray Filley
William Carter
New Plymouth
Elizabeth Filey
Logan Chamber Backs Proposed Main Street Lighting Plan
Logan May 20 The Logan Chamber of Commerce and local businessmen support an ornamental lighting system for Main Street. The ordinance received its first reading at last week's council session and was held for public comment. Local newspapers urge adoption and residents are asked to attend the next council meeting to voice their views.
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Logan
Logan Chamber of Commerce
Main Street
Robbers Enter Logan Grocery in Wednesday Night Burglary
Mrs Edward Brown reports burglars entered her store in Logan by prying the front door Wednesday night. Sheriff R Lloyd and Deputy Hammond investigated Thursday morning and found missing sugar potatoes tobacco and milk. Police say clues may lead to arrests.
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Logan
Edward Brown
R. Lloyd
Lloyd
Hammond
Physicians urged to boost preventive health in convention
Dr William F. Draper of the public health service told the American Medical convention that practicing physicians in the United States numbering 150 000 could give tremendous impetus to preventative medicine if they enlisted in a serious effort to improve and conserve patient health.
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United States
William F. Draper
The
Public Health Service
American Medical Convention
Merchants to Decide Metric System Use Says Official
Samuel Russell, secretary to Senator King of Utah, issued a written statement stating the metric system is not government bound and that its adoption should be settled among merchants. The remark appears in a dated May 13 8 statement.
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Samuel Russell
King
Utah
City Adopts Junior High Plan to Ease School Congestion
W. B. Deffenbaugh, head of the city school division, said adoption of the junior high school plan in many cities has relieved the tendency toward congestion in elementary and high schools.
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W. &. Deffenbaugh
High power daytime radio allowances granted by FRC
The Federal Radio Commission announced on May 15 that daytime use of higher power output than the nocturnal limit will be granted to certain stations. This change aims to widen and improve reception of programs across broader areas.
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Federal Radio Commission
Agriculture study on Iowa corn production phases
The Department of Agriculture undertakes a comprehensive study on the economic and engineering aspects of corn production in Iowa in cooperation with the agricultural experiment station there.
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Department of Agriculture
Iowa
Agricultural Experiment Station
Martindill Dies in McArthur After Illness
Andrew J. Martindill, 58, former state representative from Vinton county, died at his McArthur home on Wednesday May 15 after a yearlong stomach cancer illness. Survived by wife Sadie Morrow and a daughter of Vance Morrow. Funeral held this afternoon at his residence. Rev. R. E. Stevens officiated. Burial in Elk Cemetery.
Changes in B and O Train Times At Athens
The Baltimore and Ohio schedule changes take effect at 12 01 a m Sunday and alter running times for three trains stopping at Athens. No 4 eastbound leaves 6 32 p m up from 6 08 p m and No 43 westbound arrives 4 11 p m, up from 4 10 p m, while No 42 arrives 9 35 a m, up from 9 30 a m. Other times unchanged. Eastbound express NY to St Louis will run about three hours later and westbound about one hour earlier.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Athens
New York
St. Louis
Illness Triggers First Absence in Six Years for Millfield Student
Paul Daugherty, a Millfield sixth grader, missed two and a half days shortly before school end due to illness, his first absence in six years. Despite the gap his averages top 90 percent and he is an avid reader who earned a reading circle diploma. Fellow sixth graders Andrew Kish, Thomas Omen, Lorene Pyle also achieved perfect attendance. fifth graders John Kish, Walter Pyle, Lewis Tracy, Zadie Carwile, and Marjorie Stahl did as well.
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Paul Daugherty
Millfield
Paul
Andrew Kish
Thomas Omen
Lorene Pyle
John Kish
Walter Pyle
Lewis Tracy
Zadie Carwile
Marjorie Stahl
Ohio University Music Faculty Recital Series Progress
Faculty members from the School of Music at Ohio University have held class recitals this semester to provide students with interpretive experience ahead of public performances. Five more recitals remain in the schedule.
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School of Music
Ohio University
Musical School Recitals Schedule Finale Practicum
The schedule lists recital times for May with pupils of Irene Witham Shouhee Arpee Cc Robinson Margaret Benedict and Prof Allen Kresge. Recitals run Friday to Thursday in venues including Ewing hall and residence locations, concluding with the May 19 public recital.
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Irene Witham
School of Music Office
Shouhee Arpee
Ewing Hall
Cc. C. Robinson
Margaret Benedict
Governor's veto of Ohio State library funds critiqued
The Ohio Library Association legislative committee denounces Governor Donahey's veto of 126000 dollars for the state's library maintenance and operation. They urge reenactment, saying the veto cripples a 110 year old institution and hinders Ohio's library progress.
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Columbus
U.P
Donahey
Ohio State Library
Ohio Library Association
Ohio
Answers to Now You Ask One Test
Student quiz solutions list correct words and facts from page five questions. It notes 1492 Providence flour Poe Stephen A Douglas Robert E Lee New York tab loids Daily News Graphic Mirror and publishers as the answer set. It also identifies the entrance to San Francisco harbor.
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Providence
Poe
Stephen A. Douglas
Robert E. Lee
New York
The
Daily News
Graphic
the Mirror
When Is Man Drunk at AMA Convention
Cincinnati physician Dr. Emil Bergen presented findings from over 300 cases to the American Medical Association noting intoxication generally begins after more than an ounce and a half of absolute alcohol or about three ounces of 50 percent whisky. Results vary from lack of control to coma.
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Washington
American Medical Association
Emil Bogen
Cincinnati
Bogen
Bergen
Lodi Stitchers Elect Officers At First Meeting
The Lodi Nimble Stitchers met at Westcott home Wednesday for their inaugural regular gathering. Officers named include Gladys Clark president Berdena Hawk vice president Marie Grim secretary and Grace Harris cheer leader. Members listed were Blanche Harris Mary Burson Audena Burson Lizzie Cowan Ruth Cowan Nellie Carsey and Primrose Hawk. The evening featured music and club work instructions with refreshments served. The next meeting is set for June 1.
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Lodi Nimble
C. &. Westcott
Gladys Clark
Berdena Hawk
Marie Grim
Grace Harris
Blanche Harris
Mary
Audena Burson
Lizzie
Ruth Cowan
Nellie Carsey
Primrose Hawk
Mrs Grimes Returns to Athens County Property Interest
Mrs Mildred Grimes of Los Angeles and Hollywood California is in Athens on business seeking property in Athens county her former home. She was a well known resident twenty five years ago in Urbancrest Glouster and once paid heavy taxes there. She recalls carrying large sums of money through the county while the district prospered and notes dangers in travel. Now she owns California property and backs California enterprises.
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Mildred Grimes
Los Angeles
Hollywood
California
Athens
Athens County
Grimes
West
Urbancrest
Glouster
Califfornia
Cotton Yield Records From 1926 SC Contest
The average entrant in the five acre cotton contest conducted in 1926 by the South Carolina Extension service produced about 8751 pounds of seed cotton and 3043 pounds of lint on five acres at a lint price of 7 cents per pound.
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South Carolina Extension Service
Mello-Glo French Process Powder Hints Shine Remedy
An advertisement promotes MELLO-GLO, a new face powder from D. Zenner Co. touted to stay longer and give skin a peachy color, contrasting with dull shine. The copy urges readers to remember the product name Mello-Glo.
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Southeastern Ohio
Orin F. Patton
Logan Chanber
Jobs
Martindill
Vinton County
Buster Keaton
Sally O'Neil
Battling Butler
Buster
Patsy Ruth Miller
Jan Keith
de Pinedo
North America
South America
Atlantic Ocean
Azores
Europe
Africa
Roosevelt Dam
Arim
Matthese Francesco de Pinedo
Rome
Dakar
Cape Verde Islands
Atlantic
Assembly
Ers
Sran Francisco Harbor
Frank McCoy
Health and Diet Advice
American Legion Minstrel
Majestic Theatre
Jonsey
Sams
Jack Sweeney
Carl Heck
Dyke” Hinman
Peggy
Japan
Miss Shikishima
Nippon
Columbia
Sunny Side Up
Vera Reynolds
Ethel Clayton
Tom Tyler
Sonora Kid
Westcott
Mrs. Grimes
Beauty
D. Zenner Co
Majestic
Clara Bow
Rough House
Gary Cooper
Arizona
Betty Jewel
EL Grendel
Garamount
Suede
New Vador
Zenner Co
Robert A. Gardner
Lester McFarland
Nick Lucas
Vernon Dalhart
Colonial Club Orchestra
Georgia
Clayton McMichen
Gid Tanner
Riley Puckett
Bob Nichols
Fate Norris
Bert Layne
Paul Ash
Johnny Marvin
Ed Smalie
Parker Bros
Bank of Athens
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