Louis to defend title against John Henry Lewis in Garden
Joe Louis signs to defend the world heavyweight title against light heavyweight champion John Henry Lewis in a 15 round bout at Madison Square Garden on January 27. The match marks the first all Negro heavyweight title bout in the Americas and features a clash of two top fighters with Louis the favorite despite Lewis’s sharp punching and undefeated record.
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Leslie Avery
New
York
U.P
Joe Louis
John Henry
Joe
Louis
Lewis
Mike Jacobs
Hippodrome
Madison Square Garden
Americas
Jack Johnson
Jim Johnson
Paris
Gus Greenlee
Jacobs
New York Athletic Commission
Commission
Mpion Louis
Petunias
Kagves
Maxie Rosenbloom
Bob Olin
Seabiscuit
Waves Goodby
Pimlico
Georgie Woolf
Hard Tack
Charley Kurtsinger
Wheatley Stable
Charles S. Howard
Sun Beau
Resignation of Beech Grove Cemetery Trustee Feiger Named
Harry E. Feiger resigned as trustee of Beech Grove Cemetery this Wednesday after being appointed earlier this year by Mayor M. D. Hartley to replace W. L. Stivers. The mayor said no replacement has been chosen and no action will be taken now. The article notes the Earth as the fifth largest planet context.
Funeral services for Dr A B Garrett in Gallipolis
Hundreds attend viewing at Grace Methodist Church for Dr A B Garrett 91 who died Tuesday noon. Rev W S Westerman conducts funeral with full military honors from American Legion and pallbearers from Naomi Lodge and K of P. Burial at Mound Hill Cemetery. Spanish War veterans present flag over casket.
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Gallipolis
Grace Methodist Church
A. B. Garrett
W. Scott Westerman
Mound Hill Cemetery
American Legion Post
Naomi Lodge
K. of P
Dr. Garrett
Rio Grande Social Notes Highlight Local Events
Rio Grande residents attend Eastern Star Grand Chapter in Columbus. Church Halloween parties, birthday celebrations, and visits from state extension engineer Virgil Overholt are noted along with family gatherings and community notices. Amateur barbers used pumpkin shells as hair-cutting guides in colonial New England.
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New England
Pomeroy Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Guests
Mrs. Charles E. Miller returns from Cleveland after a visit with her daughter. Don Woods hosts as guests his daughter and granddaughter from Rutland. Federated Circle members meet at the church. Don Jenkins and mother visit from Huntington. Supt. F. A. Cady and Grover Swearingen host relatives. Virginia Bentz of Racine joins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Miller
Cleveland
George Morris
West Main St
Don Woods
Prospect Hill
Norman Will
Rutland
Don Campbell
R. W. Finsterwald
Ralston Russell
Federated Circle
Don Jenkins
Huntington
Pomeroy
Hartford
F. A. Cady
McConnelsville
Grover Swearingen
Virginia Bentz
Racine
Langsville Social Notes Highlights Weekend Visits
Langsville residents report weekend visits from Ruby Kennedy and Bes sie Kennedy of Cincinnati to Guy Kennedy's family. Maynard Davis and daughter from Charleston visited L. F. Entsminger's household. Clair Nelson stayed with Frank Braley in Orient. The Ladies Aid hosted a shower for Alpha art in her new home. Helen Boyles welcomed a healthy eight pound daughter. Parcel post service notes as it marks the silver anniversary. Dorothy Chase returns from Cincinnati. Wade Kennedy visited Ira Kennedy in Rutland. C. Taylor resumes rural mail carrier duties after a 10 day illness.
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Langsville
Ruby
Bessie Kennedy
Cincinnati
Guy Kennedy
Maynard Davis
Charleston
L. EF. Entsminger
Clair Nelson
Frank Braley
Orient, O
Langsville Ladies Aid Society
Alpha Art
M. S. Phelps
Helen Boyles
Chicago
Dorothy Chase
Wade Kennedy
Ira Kennedy
Rutland
C. Taylor
Bradford Social and Brief Personal Notes
Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Ohlinger announce the birth of a son Herbert Michael born Oct 29. Charles Eugene born Oct 30 to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Withee. Mrs. Clarence Might and family visited in Middleport. Mickey Buck visited Frank Buck. Eileen Eskew, employed in Middleport, visited her parents. Mrs. Homer Forrest spent the weekend in Columbus. Arthur Hendricks and Vernal Caldwell in Gallipolis. Clarence Andrews and son Billy visited Middleport. Bible School attendance Oct 30 was 102. Mrs. Elwood Bowers of Pomeroy visited her sister. Elder Johnson went to Zanesville. Mrs. Willard Stivers accompanied him home due to Morris Harrison’s illness.
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Bradford
Conrad Ohlinger
Herbert Michael
Charles Withee
Charles Eugene
Clarence Might
Raymond Blosser
Middleport
Mickey Buck
Bailey Run
Frank Buck
Eileen Eskew
John Eskew
Homer Forrest
Columbus
Arthur Hendricks
Vernal Caldwell
Gallipolis
Clarence Andrews
Billy
Elwood Bowers
Pomeroy
Elder Johnson
Zanesville
Willard Stivers
Morris Harrison
Social and Personal Notes From Morristown Area
Chauncey residents Mrs. Mamie Steele and Miss Louisa Steele were entertained by Mr. and Mrs. James Simpkins and Dix Pickering. Nearby, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Burchfield visited relatives in Sugar Creek. Kathryn Coon, working in Athens, spent the weekend at her Lower Plains home. Harry Moore and son Melvin visited the Moler home in Nelsonville. Dorothy McKinney returned home after five weeks in Heights and Charleston W V attending Holiness meetings. she was joined by Roberta England of Heights W V Holiness Training School. The Morristown Holiness Church weekly cottage prayer meeting will be Friday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Bullock Bailey Run.
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Chauncey
Mamie Steele
Louisa Steele
Athens
James Simpkins
Dix Pickering
Arthur Burchfield
Sugar Creek
Kathryn Coon
Lower Plains
Harry Moore
Melvin
Nelsonville
Charles Moler
Dorothy McKinney
Dinner entertainments of Osborne and relatives noted
Chauncey Osborne and Millie Os born with Chauncey and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Noble and Frances entertained Sunday at W. R. Sayre home in Milldeport. Guests included Lawrence Sommerset and Mary Miller from Van Wert and Pearl and Henry Osborne group in Chauncey. Vivian Bingman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Bingman, recovering from appendicitis at Sheltering Arms Hospital Athene, moved home to Vore Ridge.
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Chauncey
Henry Osborne
Millie Osborne
Harry B. Noble
Frances
Albany
W. R. Sayre
Milldeport
Sayre
Osborne
Lawrence Sommerset
Mary Miller
van Wert
Pearl Miller
the Plains
Vivian Bingman
Uncle Sam Returns to Lake Winnipesaukee Mail Route
After five years the mail steamer Uncle Sam resumes free deliveries to islands on Lake Winnipesaukee NH. During the absence the Marshal Foch carried vacationers' mail across the lake.
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Alton Bay
N. H
Uncle Sam
Lake
Winnipesaukee
New Hampshire
Marshal Foch
Legume Hay Cuts Cost for County Dairymen
Ohio State dairy specialist Ivan McKellip told Athens area dairymen that legume hay lowers 100 pounds of milk costs. Alfalfa red clover and soybeans qualify, reducing concentrate need and allowing more home-grown grain in rations. Legume silage is being tested at Athens State Hospital with promising results. A follow-up meeting is set for Wednesday January 4 to discuss feeding and production records.
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Ivan McKellip
Ohio State University
Athens Grange Hall
McKellip
Athens State Hospital
Homer Gall
Farm Women Meet With Mrs Hawley
Reedsville Oliver Farm Women's Club met at Mrs W F Hawley's home with vice president presiding. Members shared school day memories and read from McGuffey's Readers. Effic Warren spoke on helping schools. Nerva Pryor compared rural and urban schools. Buckley led a discussion on meeting today’s needs. Next meeting at Mrs W N Swain's on Nov 17.
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Reedsville
Oliver Farm Women's Club
W. F. Hawley
Carl Buckley
McGuffey
Elma Whiteside
Harry Pickens
Effie Warren
Nerva Pryor
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England
Navy
Lovers Aweigh
In the Messenger
Rio Grande Social
Rio Grande
Eastern Star Grand
L. F. Allen
Steve Jenkins
Edward Edwards
Florence Chubbuck
Mossman
Thurman
Calva Baptist Church
Emendey
Flora Carter
Elizabeth Carter
Carter
Virgil Overholt
State University Agricultural Extension
R. R. Starbuck
College Farm
Midkiff
Mary E. Young
Rosanna Fowler
Myron
New Lexington
Victor
Marie
Vivien
Briggs Kirby
Joe McKinley
Darbyville
Mariana Richards
Mcinley
Tom Richards
Merrill Davis
Hazel Harbour
Davis
T. M. Davis
Rio Grande College
Grace Bussing
Warsaw
Ind
Cora
Cheshire
Harrisonville
Bohn
Belcher
The
Baptist Church
W. R. Gooch
Max Thomas
Bidwell
Avanell Hall
Marian Darrik
Lexington
Wanda
Mareena Clark
Hamilton
W. E. Clark
Earl Henson
Barbara Tobin
E. McCarley
Ralph Palmer
Cable
David Wickline
Robin
Norma Jean McCarley
Copley
M. FE
Pomeroy Social Notes
Langsville Social Notes
Foe Mickle Tire & Acc O Cae
Hawley
Moore
S. Court Street
Kuppenheimer
J. Schoeneman
Mrs. Howard
Mill St
Mr. Louis J
Nachman
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