Visual Education Society to film farm life lessons for youths
The Society for Visual Education launches a national outreach sending outlines to experts to shape film lessons for youths unable to attend college. It will cover practical poultry topics from brood management to artificial lighting as co stars Biddy R I Red and Rose Comb Wyandotte join the barnyard cast. Judge Taft offers a 5 cent cigar.
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Iims
Evanston
Biddy R. I. Red
Rose Comb Wyandotte
Plain residents travel and family visits across towns
The Plains Jim Ferrell was in Athens Wod ay. Mrs. Zell Douglas and two sons motored to Canaanville Tuesday night. Mrs. Will Burdette and two sons and Columbus are visiting relatives to Mr. and Mrs. John Martin and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Haw motored to Columbus Saturday. Mrs. Margaret Warner visiting daughter Mrs. Elmer Poling and family at Millfield. Miss Sadie Lyons of Toledo visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lyons. Mr. and Mrs. John McClane and child of Straiteville, Mr. and Mrs. Charley North and children at Run spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. James Ferrell and family. Mrs. Sarah Shepherd of Chauncy visiting sister Mrs. Ben Phelps. Mrs. H A Goodson and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Phelps motored to Millfield last week. Mr. and Mrs. Law Householder of Athens spent Sunday with the Phelps.
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Jim Ferrell
Athens
Zell Douglas
Canaanville
Will Burdette
Columbus
John Martin
Bob Haw
Margaret Warner
Elmer Poling
Millfield
Sadie Lyons
Toledo
Harry Lyons
John McClane
Straiteville
Charley North
Run
James Ferrell
Sarah Shepherd
Chauncey
Ben Phelps
H. A. Goodson
Law Householder
Athenians Escape Injury After Auto Wreck on Jerseyville Road
A Sunday morning crash on the Jerseyville road left seven adults and two children shaken when the radius rod broke causing the car to roll onto its side. The 17 year old driver, youngest son of Mrs. Addie Davies, freed everyone. Mrs. Clarence Davies suffered a broken collar bone and farm injury.
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Jerseyville Road
Addie Davies
Walker Street
Clarence Davies
Foster Street
Athens Church Plans All Day Meet On Nov 11
A church gathering at Viret Christian church in Athens on Friday November 11 features Rev Muckley a former Portland pastor and Nations Benevolent Association field worker, Mrs C Morton pioneer Paraguay missionaries with furlough, plus Rev Cahill and Miss Leyon presenting missionary and benevolent talks. Delegates from county churches expected. three sessions at 10 am 1 30 pm and 7 pm conclude with a stereoptical lecture on stewardship.
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Athens
Muckley
Christian Churche
First Church
Portland
Oregon
The
Nations Benevolent Association
United Society
C. Manley Morton
Our People
Paraguay
South America
Buenos Aires
Martin
Morton
J. Cahill
Mary Leyon
Cleveland
Kentucky legislature control in election hangs in balance
Louisville reports control of the Kentucky legislature at stake with indications the lower house may stay Democratic while the Senate majority was expected to be close. In Dayton, Mervin Spiter died of a gunshot wound a week after an attack near Miss Edith Peters and Dorothy Lane.
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Kentucky
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Dayton
Mervin Spitter
Edith
Peters
Dorthy Lane
Miami Valley Hospital
Early settler Baron de Steiguer arrives in Athens County
The de Steiguer family tale notes Baron de Steiguer born 1778 in Switzerland who served in the Duke of Baden’s Guards and Napoleonic wars. After being captured by the French, he emigrated to America in 1819, traveling from Pittsburgh to Marietta and settling in Athens County. He bought 368 acres in Canaan and Amen townships in October 1819.
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Hocking County
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Athens
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Baden
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Prussia
Baron de Steigner
Napoleon
America
Pittsburg
Red River
Pittsby
Ohio River
Marietta
Ohio Company
Canaan
Amen
Scientists Study Tarzan the Zoo Chimp Brain
In Cincinnati on November 7, specialists Dr. H. Knower and Dr. E. F. Malone report ongoing work on Tarzan the educated chimpanzee's brain. They compare brain similarities and differences to humans and plan a scientific report on conclusions.
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Cincinnati
Tarzan
H. Knower
University of Cincinnati
E. F. Malone
Malone
Knower
Hogs Fall Under Eight Dollars on Cleveland Market
Cleveland livestock market prices slipped to $7.75 for hogs in mixed and medium grades. It marks the first drop below $8.00 since January 1916, signaling a notable market shift for porkers.
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Cleveland
New York Central Wins Bond Authority for 19.5 Million
The Interstate Commerce Commission approved New York Central Railroad Company to issue 19.5 million dollars of six percent refunding and improvement mortgage bonds Series B. They will pledge the bonds with the director general of railroads as security for a demand note of a like amount.
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New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York Central Railroad Company
Athens Social Notes Highlight Local Visiting Guests
Athens residents report visits from Mrs. James Russell and Mrs. Justin and Mrs. M. M. Copeland with Frances Hayes, plus Mr and Mrs. Harry Leeper and others. Local movers include Pp. T. Winner, Dudley Root, and Ed Byron drilling wells for Addie Biggens. The ladies society met at Mrs. Catherine Grimes with 12 in attendance, planning December at Mrs. Harry Leeper’s home.
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James Russell
Justin
Athens
M. M. Copeland
Frances Hayes
Marietta
Harry Leeper
John Davis
Bernice
Guy Pierce
C. W. Townsend
Adda Biggins
Torothy
Fred Barrows
Oklahoma
Albany
Virginia Governor Race and New York Mayor Clash Draw Voters
Washington dispatch notes broad interest in officer elections nationwide with focus on Virginia governor contest between Henry W. Anderson and E. Lee Trinkle and New York City mayoral battle between John Hylan and H. H. Curran. Also mentions Fifth District Virginia race featuring Tom Feltz versus J. Murray Hooker amid coal region tensions and issues of street car fares and crowded schools impacting campaigns.
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United Press
Washington
Virginia
New York City
Kenry W. Anderson
E. Lee Trinkle
Old Dominion
Fifth
Tom Feltz
Baldwin-Feltz
West Virginia
Feltz
J. Murray Hooker
Roger A. James
New York
John Hylan
H. H. Curran
Traces of Ancient Diseases Found in 3000-Year-Old Mummies
Scientists report that multiple diseases remain detectable in three millennia old mummies. Researchers used imaging and genetic analysis to identify traces of parasitic infections and other ailments, shedding light on ancient health challenges.
Poultry Raising for Profit Film in Preparation
Chicago S I Nov 8 A motion picture titled Poultry Raising for Profit is being prepared by the Society of Visual Education to aid ex soldiers and others in poultry farming. Agricultural colleges and experienced poultry men assist to ensure practical guidance and avoid common errors for ambitious poultry farmers.
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Chicago
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Society of Visual Education
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