Cooking School Voted Success by Athens Women
More than 1 000 women attended the final session of The Messenger's Eighth Annual Cooking School and voted it a success. The Athens High School Auditorium was full with pupils along walls and windowsills. Miss Edna Ferguson thanked participants and praised the Athens High School for nursery care and schedule adjustments under Principal C Le Wood.
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Jane Warner
The
Messenger
Athens High Vehoo
Achor
Athens
Edna M. Ferguson
Athens High School
C. le. Wood
All Recipes Are Published Today
Today's Messenger carries all the recipes from Miss Ednoa Ferruson's four day cooking school. Women may request copies by writing to the Circulation Department. The event highlighted economical cookery and time saving home practices as Mrs. Ferguson urged careful use of simple ingredients. Prizes from merchants were awarded including a Ray-Glo cabinet heater and a Mary Ann measuring set.
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Ednoa Ferruson
Ferguson
Athens
Abram Wil Ham
Ada Leake
Earl Ator
Charles H Wyatt
Mary Ann
Roberta Coates
Carrie Olver
Ralph Barker
Bertha Sayers
Dorothy Gray
H. B Larimer
Elmer Goldsberry
Arlen Wiley
Ralph Capone Arrives at Leavenworth Penitentiary
Ralph Capone arrived at Leavenworth Federal Penitentiary to begin a three year sentence for income tax violations. A crowd gathered as he appeared at a car window and waved to onlookers while in good spirits.
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Ralph Capone
Leavenworth
Kansas
Oral Penitentiary
Chicago
Capone
How Quietly War Shifts and Silver Market Sparks Talk
A reflective column surveys how major powers drift toward conflict, notes Japan China and Russia potential for new war, and warns readers about financial tremors as silver and currency dynamics reshape world markets. It recalls Gale Braith Perry Rodgers and the rapid progress of modern air travel compared to his historic 1811 voyage.
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Japan
China
Russia
Tokio
More, Cheaper Turkeys Now
Washington reports turkeys will be cheaper and more plentiful for Thanksgiving. The Department of Agriculture says prices may be four to five cents below last year and early sales are light. Farmers may hold stock for later marketing with about 2 percent more birds on farms than a year ago.
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Washington
U.R
Department of Agriculture
United Press
Dreiser Faces Charity Charge and Coal Field Inquiry
Theodore Dreiser and Pineville editor Herndon Evans debated charity and income before Dreiser moved on to continue his coal field investigation at Finsville Church. Evans leads a civic group vowing to probe New York terror claims amid a campaign for defenseless children. In Findlay, a family escaped a fire as smoke filled their home.
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Pineville Church
Harlan, Ky
Theodore Dreiser
Finsville Church
Dreiser
Herndon Evans
Pineville Sun
Evans
Soft Shell Pecans and the Next Speaker Hopeful
NORTH UVALDE Tex. The visit centers on Jack Garner a likely future Speaker of the House. He grows Texas soft shell pecans and joked about cracking them with a small hammer as he travels through town. Nick Longworth’s absence is noted as a regret.
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North Uvalde
Tex
King Ranch
America
Jack Garner
House of Representatives
Wilk
Washington
Nick Longworth
Texas
Wheat prices surge at Chicago Board of Trade as gains widen
Wheat pit activity rises with grain prices at the Chicago Board of Trade, closing the week with prices near last close. December delivery hits 66.5 cents, March 70, May 71.5, July 71. Prices rise since October 5 low, lifting farmers’ theoretical wealth by over 10 million dollars versus a month ago.
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Chicago
Iim
Chicago Board of Trade
Carnegie Tech Students Riot After Bonfire Fight
In Pittsburgh 115 Carnegie Tech students were arrested as police battled to quell a bonfire celebration before the Pitt Tech football game. A policeman was knocked unconscious by a bottle and firemen were pelted with bottles bricks and fruit during the unrest. Police escorted the crowd to stations after flooding cells with a broken water pipe and a risky confrontation outside dormitories.
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Pittsburgh
U.P
Carnegie Tech
Oakland
Central Station
Pitt
Tech
William Boyle
Columbus Man Survives Train Collision Near Jasper Mill
Walter Ryan, 32, of Columbus, survived after a car struck by a Baltimore and Ohio passenger train at Jasper Mill, Fayette County, Ohio. He escaped with a broken right arm and severe bruising while A. B. Davis, the engineer, stopped the train about 200 yards away. Ryan credibly recounts the moment of impact to Grant Hospital staff.
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Columbus
Moapital
U.2
Grant Hospital
Baltmore& Oale Fair Road
Jasper Milla
Fayette County
Walter Ryan
A. B. Davis
Deficit Weight Lifts Hoover Budget Economy Claim
President Hoover heralds cuts as Treasury shows a $678 million deficit on Nov 4, adding urgency to his vow of trimming next year’s budget. He predicts at least $50 million in savings while departments face cuts and he downplays Navy League fallout amid a broader economy push.
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Gal Yoal
Hoover
Treasury
Navy League
Navy
Hoover's Navy League inquiry rebuts critical pamphlet
President Hoover released a Navy League investigation report alleging the league pamphlet by William Howard Gardiner contains many inaccurate and false assertions. The five-member Hoover inquiry produced a 12,000 word paragraph by paragraph refutation and a 1500 word letter to the President detailing the findings. Officers of the United Officers association opened their 10th convention at Fort Hayes in Columbus with about 500 attendees.
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Washington
Hoover
Navy League
League
William Howard Gardiner
Navy
Gardiner
Columbus
Red Square Military Parade Marks Red Revolution Anniversary
About 3,000,000 people paraded in Red Square commemorating the Red Revolution's fourth anniversary. The display featured infantry, artillery, cavalry, and factory workers marching past Lenin’s mausoleum while leaders Stalin Voroshilov and Molotov observed. Foreign attaches noted improvements in army discipline and mechanization amid banners denouncing Japan and Fascists and in solidarity with Chinese peoples.
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Thurbone
Red Square
Mirroh
Lenin
Sremter Jogi Stalin
Klement Voroshiloff
Mier Vincheslav Molotov
Tiviborne
Weather Outlook Shows Cooler Week After Mild Start
Federal forecast for Nov 9 to 14 says Ohio Valley and Tennessee mostly fair with rain on Wednesday or Thursday. Mild Monday, cooler Tuesday, warmer Wednesday, and colder latter part of the week.
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Washington
Mov
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Community Chest Drive To Start in Athens County
Athens and the county plan a county wide drive starting Monday November 16 to fund local welfare programs. The initiative follows President Hoover’s call for communities to assess needs and resources and to act with city and county cooperation.
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Hoover
Athens
Athens County
Nelsonville
Glouster
Athens County totals reveal 14 469 votes cast in election
The Athens County election board reports a total of 14 469 votes with Athens Nelsonville and Glouster showing lower turnout than 1930. Five school levies passed by comfortable margins, while ballots ran short in several precincts prompting requests for additional ballots.
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Glouster
Athens County
Athena
Glousier
David Johnson
At Byal
Trent
Buechtel
Tueaday
Trimble
Kimberly
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Mineral
Ales
County Board of Elections
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Clydge
Gibran
Li Shinks
Willeke
Bird
Bloe Armstrong
the Plains
Yrhmbke
Dover
York
Albany
J&l
Alfhough Zavolern
Rome Township
Athens City
Robert S. Wood
Sam ©. Warren
Rufua Tapsins
Cornell
Gritt Evans
Sherrard
Samual Erskine
Solettor
Councilimenate
Carl Beasley
E. Bailey
Fred Fenzel
Anna Prien
W. H. Pratt
Mre
Anna Staufer
Bert Russell
C. W. Day
H. H. Rowland
L. J. Addicott
Frank Gullum
Febr. Walker
George Whipple
Middleport dentist dies at Logan football game
Fragmented report notes a local dentist from Middleport stricken during a Logan football game and dying later. The article also mentions plans for Armistice Day observances in Nelsonville and a postponed public inspection by Nel sonville schools.
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Middleport
Logan
Chester
Melee
Nelsonville
Hocking County
Spud Speaks for Himself in Court in Des Moines
In Des Moines Iowa a bulldog named Spud testified in court before Municipal Judge Vansell Jordan. The dog’s appearance prompted a reunion with a boy named Jerry Horry whose family claimed ownership. The judge declared the dog, Spud, to be the boy’s, ending any dispute.
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Spud
Des Moines
Vansell Jordan
Joe Verdit
Jerry Horry
Felenda
Judge Jordan
Tai
Hoover Speech to 4-H Clubs Urges National Morale
Mrs Hoover spoke to 4-H groups across the country from the White House urging farm youth to help sustain family morale through the coming winter. She stressed cheerful living, practical aid to families, and a campaign of achievement to ease depression and fear. She urged youths to learn how to manage scarce resources and support farm families facing hardship.
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Washington
Lechart Hoover
Boya
Pithaa
Gira
Gome
Japan to ship further gold to bolster U S credit
A 30 million shinment of gold from Japan will arrive in San Francisco before month end, boosting total shipments to 105 million. Four shipments of 37.5 million have arrived last week to support Japan's plan to bolster credit in American markets and deter attacks on the yen. Robbery fears have led to withholding vessel names. gold is deposited in the mint and credited in New York.
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San Francisco
Nov
U.F
Japan
Veunela
New York
Ransom Demanded for Release of Fur Dealer
Police said a ransom note demanding 25000 dollars for the release of Alexander Berg, a wealthy fur dealer, was received by his wife Mrs. Gertrude Berg after two gunmen abducted him in a Berg automobile during the evening rush. Details of delivery not released.
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Est. Louis
Alexander Berg
Gertrude Berg
Albert Pike
Bett
Miners May Return at Sunday Creek Millfield Mine
The Sunday Creek Coal Company considers an agreement allowing 500 striking miners at Millfield to return to work. Miners’ representatives consent to changes in working hours and will meet with operators in Millfield, with James Berry state mining superintendent Col. John S. Ketter of the Ohio National Guard and miners’ delegates Lee Hall and David Watkins present.
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Sunday Creek Coal Company
Millfield
James Berry
John 8. Ketter
Ohio National Guard
Lee Hall
David Watkins
Bobcats Rally In Muddy Gridiron Rematch At DePauw
Ohio University defeats DePauw 27-0 as Bobcats drive early and dominate on offense and defense. Len Sadosky spearheads the attack with powerful runs and a bruising line, while Obie’s defense stalls DePauw in the red zone and forces key stops.
Evangelist Rutledge Held After Fatal Holdup Attempt
In Fort Wayne Indiana Orvil C Rutledge a former United Brethren minister and taxi operator was shot and wounded during an alleged hold up. He told officers a companion from Van Wert forced the attempt. Rutledge was hospitalized and is described as a evangelist when not employed in his taxi business.
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Nav Taft
Orvil C
Rute Fedge
van Wert GQ
United Brethers
Rutledge
van Wert
Por Hes
Officer A Wall
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