Community Notes From Athens and Nearby Areas
Mrs. Rylmer Ackley and two children visit Daniel Ackley family in Athens R D 7. Comrades class at Lawrence Chapel enjoyed an evening with teacher Mr Blackwood. Mrs. Bruce Robinson of Carthage dies suddenly. Rev. McCandlish to lead a revival at Lawrence Chapel starting June 5. Mrs. O L Davis learns of nephew Gunn’s oil field death in West Virginia.
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Rylmer Ackley
Athens
R.D
Daniel Ackley
Lawrence Chapel
Blackwood
S‘d Tilton
Coolville
Carson Boges
Martha E. Allen
Granc*hildren
Richard McKinney
Wolf Summit
W. Va
L. H. Allen
O. L. Davis
West Virginia
Mr. Gunn
Bruce Robinson
Carthage
McCandlish
L. T. Tunnion
Fay Kennedy
Rolland Smith
Arch Knowlton
George Sickles
Mineral
H. P. Hoodler
Albany
Frank Hamilton
D. Dunn
New York
L. H. Baughman
Jesse Baughman
Pheasant egg setting at state game farm near Wellington
Superintendent Nash reports 1 000 pheasant eggs to be set this season at the state game farm near Wellington. Last week 9 000 eggs were set. This week 2 600 birds are arriving and 3 000 eggs were set. Of hatched birds 1 460 were placed in the fields.
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Wellington
Nash
Here
Memorial Day Flags Prepared for Bucyrus Veterans Graves
Bucyrus committee announces 560 new flags to decorate graves of veterans from all wars for Memorial Day exercises on May 26.
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Bucyrus
Miners Barred From Molesting Workers in Ohio Mines
Federal Judge Sater issued a temporary injunction preventing striking union coal miners from molesting workers at stripping mines in Jefferson and Harrison counties near Columbus.
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Columbus
Sater
Jefferson
Harrison Counties
Elderberry Pie Boom Spreads Through Access Community
May 26 report from MPIDINA O details growing elderberry pie demand. Residents are cultivating elderberry bushes and Dr. C. A. Bingham of Lafayette township adds five more acres to boost supply.
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Mpidina
C. A. Bingham
Lafayette Township
First horse theft in years shocks Wellington, Ohio
Elyria reports the first horse theft in years with a youth hiring a horse and buggy from Warrock livery in Wellington and failing to return it. Sheriff D. Backus has been notified of the incident.
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Elyria
Wellington
D. Backus
Warrock
Paris frock with many good points
A Paris importation features a black satin faced crepe dress noted for two unusual sleeve details and a long skirt. Nailhead embroidery trims the garment, highlighting its distinctive style and craftsmanship.
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Paris
Felder Linked to Daugherty Payoff in Morse Prison Release
Democratic senators accuse Attorney General Daugherty of planning to give $25,000 to Thomas B. Felder, an attorney from New York and Atlanta, for securing the release from prison of Charles W. Morse, the shipbuilder convicted in the Morse case.
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Thomas B. Felder
New York
Atlanta
Daugherty
Charles W. Morse
Dawson Girl Is Boston's Prize Beauty
Miss Lota Cheek of Dawson Georgia is named Boston's most beautiful girl and earns a spot in the Make It Snappy company at the New York Winter Garden her first theatrical engagement.
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Lota Cheek
Dawson, Ga
Boston
New York Winter Garden
Ward link to Peters death under bail in New York
Walter S. Ward, 31, vice president of the leaking concern, aids White Plains police in locating Peters associates amid a death tied to blackmail attempts. Ward admits killing Clarence Peters after alleged failed extortion against George S. Ward, the millionaire baker's son, with the ruse connected to a gang club not yet revealed.
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Walter S. Ward
White Plains
N. Y
Clarence Peters
Ward
Franky
Peters
Baker
George S.S. Ward
McCall May Enter Massachusetts Primaries to Challenge Lodge
Former Massachusetts governor Samuel W. McCall reportedly plans to enter the upcoming primaries to unseat Senator Henry Cabot Lodge. The move stems from Lodge's opposition to McCall's confirmation to the U S tariff commission, potentially creating a three way race with Democratic nominee Sherman L. Whipple.
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McCall
Lodge
Henry Cabot Lodge
Samuel McCall
Sherman L. Whipple
Samuel W. McCall
Massachusetts
U. S. Tariff Commission
Wilson
Great Savings in Distribution Highlighted by Harvard Dean
Wallace B. Denham of Harvard warns at the Advertising Affiliation convention in Cleveland that major savings for the public and business will come from distribution improvements in the coming years. He notes production has grown efficient, but distribution remains under studied with great potential for research and gains. Local notes include visitors and travels of Athens residents and a school picnic reported among community updates.
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William J. Huske
I. N
Cleveland
Wallace B. Denham
College of Business Administration
Harvard University
Speaker blocks SD Representative Johnson on Woodruff graft probe
Washington May 26 Speaker Gillette blocked Rep Royal C Johnson from forcing a Woodruff war graft investigation resolution before the House. He ruled no action on the charge of violating house privileges until older rules from the rules committee are disposed of. Johnson appealed and the Speaker was sustained by a viva voce vote, then a recorded roll call followed.
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Washington
Gillette
Royal C. Johnson
South Dakota
House
House Rules Committee
Johnson
Former Mayor Waite Tries Gas to Cure Lizzy Ford Interest
Hudson Ohio May 26 Former Mayor Waite adds a new duty to Lizzy of Henry Ford fame by testing a home brewed poison gas in his orchard and garage. He used an old tin can funnel to exhaust the car on the trees and bushes. The effect was a fire suppressant as the gas made flames die down.
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Hudson
Waite
Lizzy
Henry Ford
Liz
Wallace L. Tink? Noted resubmit.
Secretary of Agriculture Wallace denied today he planned to resign if Congress moves the Bureau of Forestry Roads and Markets to interior and commerce. He would press to keep his bureaus, saying his clash with the reorganization committee would not force retirement.
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Washington
Wallace
Harding
Congress
Bureau of Forestry, Roads, and Markets
Agriculture
Interior and Commerce Departments
Congressional Reorganization Committee
Decoration Day Services Planned in School Grove
New Marshfield holds Decoration Day exercises next Tuesday May 30 at 1 pm in the School Grove with speakers Rev. Leslie Dabritz and Rev. Edward Dabritz and recitations. Music by the Marshfield band and high school chorus.
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School Grove
Leslie Dabritz
Edward Dabritz
Marshfield
R. H. Dorn
Roger
Jeffersonville
William Beil
Bicknell
Ind
May Wolf
Billy
Indianapolis
Fred McLeod
Mason Andrews
Will Andrews
Athens
W. M. Dixon
Inez Sickles
Mineral
EF. J. Shannon
Columbus
Oklahoma City Girls Drive Cars to School
A large proportion of high school girls in Oklahoma City drive their own motor cars to and from school, indicating strong independence in transportation patterns among students.
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Oklahoma City
666 Remedy for Colds Fever and LaGrippe
The passage touts 666 as a fast acting prescription for colds fever and la grippe, claiming it is the most speedy remedy known.
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Lottridge
Feu
Star Soap
Troy
the Fultor Grogery CO
Athens County
Maine
National Biscuit Co
National Bis. Co
Jersey
Iveseee
Renee
Heinz
Union Grocery Co
Morse
Miss Lota Cheek
China
Harvard
Hudson Man
Wallace Willtink
New Marshfield
Lodl
Lowney’s Chocolates
Pound Box
Cline
Arbuckle
East Union St
North Court St
Old Reliable Coffee
Arbuckle's Coffee
Pillsbury Flour
Zenner’s
Athens Self-Serve Grocery Co
N. J. Baker
Manage
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