Homecoming Week Sparked by Bonfire and Parade at Ohio University
Ohio University gears up for a bustling Homecoming weekend with a large bonfire at Old Athletic Field, a 2 p.m. football game versus Wittenberg Don Peden’s Bobcats, and a float parade along Court Street. Alumni, students, and fraternity groups plan receptions, serenades, and a campus carnival featuring food and dancing, with awards for best floats and decorated homes.
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Ohio University
Athens
Court Street
Helen Reynolds
Marian Ickes
C. M. Gill
Charles Woodworth
Gordon K. Bush
Wittenberg Lutherans
Don Peden
Bobcats
Springfield Eleven
Ohio Women's Athletic Association
Washington
Anapolis
University of Cincinnati
Canaanville Considers School Bond for First Grade High School
At a meeting led by Peter fee last night, supporters urged passing the Canaan Township bond to secure a first grade high school. Taxpayers were warned that defeat could deny a local high school and force families to send pupils to other districts. They argued state aid would grow if the school exists and local labor would be partly drawn from the township.
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Canaanville
Canaan Township
Peter Fee
Canaan
Rev D H Pugh to Speak at Graham Chapel Twice Weekend
Reverend D H Pugh will address Graham Chapel this Saturday night at 7 30 and Sunday afternoon at 2 o clock in a short series of services.
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Rev. Pugh
D. H. Pugh
Graham Chapel
Parties Hold Local Political Meetings in Athens Tonight
Democratic and Republican groups gather in Athens with county and precinct committees meeting at City Hall and Courthouse. Republicans reported over 450 attendees last night at Hollister and Greens Run with Major Johnson and E C Woodworth speaking. Tonight events include Townhouse Mineral, New Marshfield School, Torch, Hockingport, Coolville, and Lottridge School gatherings.
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Athens
City
Hollister
Greens Run
Major & M Johnson
E. C. Woodworth
Ralles
Mineral
New Marshfield
S H. Bing
Major Johnson
Woodworth
Torch
Hockingport
Coolville
Lottridge School
Officials Must Stick by Guns in Ohio Precincts
Ohio Secretary of State Clarence J. Brown orders precinct officials to remain on duty until a final county report is filed after the election. The Athens County Board of Elections receives the directive as officials prepare for absentee and early voting through the weekend with extended hours.
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Clarence J. Brown
Brown
Athens County Board of Elections
Ohio
Board of Elections
Juniors to Vote in Logan High School Election
Logan juniors will hold a school election Tuesday with sample ballots for national state district and county tickets. Booths will be set up and Civics class students will supervise counting. returns posted after polls close.
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Logan
Polla
Logan Junior High
Howard E. Kirk
Civica
Logan church services outline Armistice Day events
Loren Peters son of the Rev and Mrs B C Peters speaks at United Brethren Church on Our International Entanglements. Rev W N Shank delivers The Shepherd Psalm at Methodist Episcopal Church morning. American Legion and Auxiliary guests at evening. First Presbyterian observes communion in morning with Rev H L Geddes and Armistice Day sermon in the evening.
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Logan
Loren Peters
BC Peters
United Brethern Church
W. N. Shank
American Legion and Auxiliary
First Presbyterian Church
H. L. Geddes
Mrs Carsey Dies at Home Near Richland Avenue
Mary E. Carsey, 47, wife of Raymond Carsey, died at her home near Richland Avenue at 8:45 this morning. She leaves a daughter Faye Bolen Selby and brothers George Perry Frank Perry of Athens and William Perry of Luh rig, with Charles Perry preceding her in death. Funeral services set for Sunday at 2 PM at the home.
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Mary E. Carsey
Raymond Carsey
Richland Avenue
Mra Faye Bolen Selby
George Perry
Frank Perry
Athens
William Perry
Luhrig
Charles Perry
Lou Henry Hoover Sends Her Regards
Mrs. Herbert Hoover, during a visit to Athens, received cookies and a bouquet from Athens Girl Scouts. She mailed a gracious note on her calling card thanking the scouts, likely to be framed at the Athens Girl Scout Headquarters.
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Herbert Hoover
Athens
Athens Scout Council
White House
Union man wounded in knife attack. assailant jailed
Robert Mulpas, 30, of Union, suffered serious upper abdomen wounds and other injuries after a Thursday altercation with Elmer West, 23, also of Union. West was arrested and is held in Athens County Jail. Mulpas underwent surgery at Sheltering Arms Hospital and is not yet said to be out of danger.
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Robert Mulpas
Union
Arms
Elmer West
Alsa
West
Athens County
Mulpas
Millipas
Raymond
Edison Carsey
Coal Shipments Seen Reaching New High on Great Lakes
Cleveland, Nov 4. Coal shipments up the Great Lakes are expected to set a new seasonal high this week, with more than 1,100,000 tons forecast for the seven days ending next Monday at 7 a.m. Ore & Coal Exchange manager H. M. Griggs estimates cargo fuel shipments to the lakes at about 23 million tons this year, compared with 39 million tons last year.
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Cleveland
Great Lakes
Ore & Coal Exchange
H. M. Griggs
Ore & Coil Exchange
Aged Woman Dies in Logan from Heart Attack
Katherine Ann Moriarity aged 77 unmarried died at her West Front Street home at 6 40 Wednesday of a heart attack. She had attended a St John Catholic Church women meeting the night before. Survived by three brothers William Moriarity Logan Dennis Columbus and Edward Memphis Tenn. Funeral at St John Catholic Church Saturday at 9 with Rev James T Nevin. Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Logan
Katherine Ann Moriarity
West Front Street
Women of
St. John Catholic Church
Wiliam Moriarity
Dennis
Columbus
Edward
Memphis
Tenn
James T. Nevin
Oak Grove Cemetery
Ohio Chamber opposes constitutional convention plan
The Ohio Chamber of Commerce stated opposition to a proposed constitutional convention on the November ballots. It cited the convention's expense, the availability of other amendment methods, and the ease of making changes through section by section amendments, backed by the Ohio Farm Federation and the State Grange.
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Columbus
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Ohio Farm Federation
State Grange
Athens man arrested for intoxication after late Thursday stop
Burt Carsaden of Athens was arrested by Athens police on a charge of intoxication. He will be arraigned before Mayor Robert Wood tonight.
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Burt Carsaden
Athens
Robert Wood
Voters Meeting Discusses National Issues At Athens High
Three speakers at a league of women voters gathering at Athens High School Auditorium addressed national concerns. Prof Gordon Hayes for Democrats urged more government control of business and social safety programs while Mrs Maud Powell for the League endorsed Norman Thomas. Thomas H. Clarke for Republicans argued Liberal independence hurts progress and contrasted Hoover's policy with earlier actions.
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League of Women Voters
Athens High School
Gordon Hayes
Ohio State University
Maud Powell
Ohio State
League For Independent Political Action
Thomas H. Clarke
Columbus
H. Bing
Democrats
Mrs Anttie Antie Dies After Weeklong Illness
Mrs G L Antle died Thursday morning at her Trimble home after a weeklong illness. She leaves her mother Mrs Liza Faires of Glouster and five brothers in Zanesville and Glouster, plus many children and in laws in Columbus Trimble Glouster Hurley New Mexico and Long View. Funeral services are 2 PM Saturday at the Trimble Methodist Church with burial at Maplewood Cemetery in Glouster.
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Trimbie
Jms
Liza Faires
Giouster
Herb Paires
Ed Faires
Zanesville
Charien Faires
Glouster
John Faires
New Leginton
Will Faires
Mildred Antie
G. B. Thomas
John Antie
Ralph Antie
George Antie
Arthur Antie
Howard Antie
Columbus
Janae Vaughn
Squire Brown
Trimble
Nora Frasier
Hurley
New Mexico
EL EB. Eddy
Long View
Wash
Methodist Church
Maplewood Cemetery
Soft Ball Finals Set in Athens County League
The Athens County softball finals start Saturday with Carbondale vs Stewart High at 8 30 a m at the field east of Ohio University stadium. Jacksonville Trimble awaits the Stewart Carbondale winner for a 9 a m semifinal follow up.
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Athena County
Athens
Carbondale
Stewart
Ohio University
Ray Hart
Jacksonville-Trimble High School
Stewart-Carbondale
Insull Arrested in Athens on U S Extradition Warrant
Samuel Insull, fugitive Chicago utilities magnate, was arrested today in Athens by police on an extradition warrant issued by the president of the appeals court. He faces embezzlement charges in the United States, with the appeal court to decide retroactivity of the treaty.
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Athens
Greece
Samuel Insull
Chicago
Dark Secrets Of Kitchen Lorexposed A Cooking School Here
Mrs Campbell demonstrates third group of recipes at Mes senger Cooking School session. She shows dishes that look like a mammoth turtle and a red crabapple reveal a hardboiled egg, using simple coloring and hedge leaves. Tips on leftovers, menu balance, and browning guidance are provided.
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Ruth Campbell
Messenger Cooking School
Campbelly
Four Illinois Officers Arrested in Kentucky Liquor Find
Four Illinois officers arrived in Paducah Kentucky to return Floyd Fulbright 42 on bank robbery and kidnapping charges. A car search revealed two quarts whisky and 27 quarts beer. Deputy Thomas F Kennedy of Lake County left during the search and did not return.
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Paducah
Lake County
Ilinois
Oslinois
Kentucky
Floyd Fulbright
Leater Tiffany
Delia
Thomas F. Kennedy
Thinela
Hocking Vine Idle Due to Miner Strike at Mocking Mine
Nelsonville reports Mocking Mining Company at Mocking in Easex district idle for a second day following a miners strike. About 201 workers affected as union committee and governor's referee J H W Pritchard confer on grievances including non recognition, payment by check, and cost issues. Mine No 2 of Ohio Collieries at Dry Dock began dumping coal with roughly 75 men on site.
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Nelsonville
Mocking Mining Company
Mocking
J. H W. Pritchard
Ohio Collieries Company
Rules In Red Cross Contest Announced by Athens Chapter
Members of the window display committee announced contest rules for the Red Cross drive in Athens County. Entries open to merchants with windows decorated by Tuesday 4:00 am and judged for originality and display ingenuity with a plaque to the winner presented by the Athens Retail Merchants Association.
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American Red Cross
Athens County
Franz Woodworth
Howard Bobo
BE. F. Sell
Cornell
RK. P. Imes
Athens Retail Merchants Association
Athena
Red Cross
Athens
American Red Crown
Deficit Debate Flares In Ohio Governor Race
Major party candidates David B. Ingalls and Governor George White faced off in Cleveland over state finances. Ingalls warned of a deficit exceeding 5 million by year end and proposed a GOP led administration curb public spending. White denied any deficit and highlighted reduced expenditures as he campaigns for re election. The Cuyahoga County Cleveland showdown continued the economy debate.
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Columbus
David 8. Ingalls
George White
Cuyahoga County
Cleveland
Innocent Victim Boxer Linked to Akron Hold Up
Bantamweight boxer Lewia Babe Triscaro admitted receiving 12 dollars for driving several men to Cleveland after a Sunday night hold up. Detective Chief Eddie McDonnell said Triscaro was released on 2000 dollar bond and claimed he was an innocent victim of circumstances. Police believed he had no part in the robbery at the Lakeview Inn though he entered before the crime was finished.
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Akron
Lewia
Babe” Triscaro
Cleveland
Eddie McDonnell
Triscaro
McDonnell
Joe Murgida
Pete Kerney
the Lakeview Inc
Woman Poison Candy in Jealous Plot at Leeds
Hertha Barnes, a widow, is recovering after poison given in candy by her jealous sweetheart Benjamin T. Randolph of St. Louis. Randolph died after eating poisoned candy he offered. detectives call the case attempted murder and suicide.
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Cleveland
Hertha Barnes
Benjamin T. Randolph
Louie
Harness
Randolph
St. Louis
Hoover Heads Coast to Coast Campaign Stop in Gary
A vociferous Gary crowd greets President Hoover on his special train. Police and troops clear a path as Hoovers remarks on tariffs and farm relief clash with cheers from a packed Gateway Plaza. He likens current peril to Civil War years and urges voters to rally to his cause at the polls.
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Gary
Ind
Mra
Pla
Gateway Plaza
Maines
Iowa
Springs
Abraham Lincoln
Springfield
Roosevelt supporters rally as Hoover tours Midwest
News from New York and the Midwest covers Franklin D. Roosevelt’s campaign activities with Owen D. Young and speakers at the Metropolitan Opera House. President Hoover tours the Middle West en route to St Louis and St Paul with a California stop planned for Tuesday near Palo Alto.
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Young
Hoover
Roosevelt
Garner
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Madison
Wis
California
St. Paw
Omaha
Neb
United Press
Denver
Ogden
Utah
Salt Lake City
St. Paul
Palo Alto
Calif
Reversed verdict in Athena County slander case
A guilty verdict for Emma Trine in a criminal slander case was reversed by the Athena County Court of Appeals. The court held the trial court erred in admitting a state's witness deposition and remanded for further proceedings. An unrelated divorce suit in Common Pleas Court alleges neglect of duty by Josephine Johnston toward William Johnston and seeks custody and support for their five year old daughter.
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Emma Trine
Athens County
Common Pleas Court
Court of Appeals
Athena County
Ena M. Nelaon
Josephine Johnston
William Johnston
Diary Provides Clues In Lake Erie Death Identification
The body of a Cleveland woman identified as Mrs. Ethel Russ, 31, was recovered from Lake Erie near Erie. Coroner G Strobie said a diary found on the body, dated August 27, indicated a plan to jump into the lake, and a verdict of death by own action was rendered.
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Cleveland
Nay
Lake Erie
Erie
Ethel Russ
G. Strobie
Stroble
Leaders Meet Monday Be Renewed Then
Logan November 4 Scout Leaders Training Course to be held Monday evening at the American Legion Hall with Logan schools Supt G E Carr presenting dangers and pitfalls of boys. Charlies Goslin Lancaster Eagle Scout to demonstrate first aid and map work. Course by Central Ohio Area Council Boy Scouts with participants Braddock Crothers Kirk Anthony Coulter Haas Campbell and Allen.
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Logan
Neat Veasion
American Legion Halil
G E. Carr
Charlies Goslin
Lancaster
Eagle Seout
Court of Honore
Central Ohio Area Council
The
Boy Scouts
Former Dunbar Man Dies at Springfield
Marietta Navy J Root of Springfield dies at home after long illness in Springfield hospital. He leaves a widow and one son, and is survived by 4 nephews including Mrs. Walter H Marietta. Root led the H G Reed Company and was a prominent banker and trustee of Wooster College in his home city.
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Marietta
Navy
J. Root
Springfield
Washington
Walter H
Root Long Havren
H. G. Reet Company
Woitene's College
Five Athens motorists fined on illegal sink charges
Athens police red tagged five motorists and three other cars for an alleged illegal sink. The offenders named are Robert Hes Ben noerg Bazet Murad Edwin Rowen and Charles Cornweil.
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Athens
Robert Hes
Ben Noerg
Bazet Murad
Edwin Rowen
Charles Cornweil
Truck Driver Fined and Local Court Entries Briefly Summarized
John Crace of Oak Hill was fined 10 ast costs by Magistrate C H for recklessly operating his truck after pleading guilty. Athene County Traffic Officer John Ferry arrested him on Richland Avenue Thursday. William Davis of Chauncey pleaded guilty to a failure to provide charge filed by his wife Thelma and was ordered to pay monthly child support. Preliminary hearing set for Clarence Sainter. Trimble, who pleaded not guilty to a statutory charge, Geraldine Bobo of Lodi Township was set for November 1.
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John Crace
Oak Hill
C. H
Athene County
John Ferry
Richland Avenue
William Davis
Chauncey
Thelma
Clarence Sainter
Trimble
Geraldine Bobo
Lodi
Prison Fire Reported at Montreal Penitentiary
A fire broke out today at the St. Vincent De Paul Penitentiary near Montreal. Early reports indicated an undetermined number of convicts and guards perished in the blaze.
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Montreal
St. Vincent de Paul
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