Women Attend Athens Cooking School On Food and Health
Mrs Frances Northcross leads the Messenger Cooking School at Athens High School auditorium. She urges women to study fundamentals of cooking, stressing vitamins water protein minerals and proper salt use. Awards for market baskets and individual dishes are listed to close.
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Frances Northcross
Messenger Cooking School
Athens High School
Athens
Northcross
North
Nellie Allen
Haydenville
J. Ewing
Richland Avenue
Hale C. Pickett
Congress Apartments
Lucile Blackwood
North Congress Street
Kandlik
Columbia Avenue
Conners
George Munn
R. D
Mra
Oo. R. Faris, Pomeroy; Paradise Pudding, Mrs. George Cinsel
J. R. Baker
Geraldine
Booklet on well balanced diets offered to readers
The Athens Messenger promotes a government booklet titled Good Portions in the Diet that explains meal adequacy wholesomeness attractiveness and cost. It provides required fare types proportions menus and asks households to mail four cents and a coupon to Frederic J. Haskin in Washington DC for a copy.
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Athens Messenger
Frederic J. Haskin
Athens Messenger Information Bureau
Washington, D. C
Clevelander in State Cabinet Seen With Cooper
Governor Elect Myers V. Cooper indicated a Clevelander will hold a cabinet post when he takes office January 1. He declined to name appointees yet but stressed Cleveland representation and predicted a short, harmonious legislative session with early enactments and prompt adjournment. He endorsed the community fund drive and urged constructive laws aligned with his platform.
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Cleveland
U.R
Myers V. Cooper
Community Fund
Cooper
Exchange Club
Merchants Plan Early Christmas Displays in Athens
Athens merchants announce Christmas displays will be shown in local business houses after Thanksgiving. 8 S M Johnson president of the Retail Merchants Association urges residents of Athens and Athens County to shop early to avoid the last minute rush.
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Athens
Cooking school shifts to 1 30 for 1928 session finale
Vivian Cameron announces today at 1 30 pm the cooking school will begin earlier than the former 2 pm time to allow more time. Tomorrow afternoon’s session also starts at 1 30 pm and will be the concluding session of the 1928 school.
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Der
Vivian Cameron
Woodard Avenue
House Campaign Fund Committee Heads to Texas Inquiry
The House Campaign Fund Investigating Committee will travel to Texas next week to examine the conduct of the presidential election. Chairman Lehrbach, a Republican from New York, announced the plan, with departure set for Saturday, November 24.
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Washington
House Campaign Fund
Texas
Lehrbach
Republican
New York
Holiday business set to surge as production hits peaks
Col Leonard P Ayres of the Cleveland Trust forecasts a record year with auto output near all time highs and earnings around 125 million dollars. He says stock market records have been broken and expects Hoover's inauguration to boost government involvement in business.
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Cleveland
U.P
Leonard P. Ayres
Cleveland Trust Company
Steck
Ayres
Stock Exchange
Herbert Hoover
Vestris Disaster Passenger Count Fluctuates Again
Ship Lamport Holt officials revised figures for the Vestris disaster stating 327 aboard on the Vestris with 128 passengers and 199 crew. Earlier lists had shown 326 with 129 passengers and 197 crew, and Tuesday officials claimed 339 aboard.
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Lamport Holt
Vestris
Hunters Receive 839 Permits From Morgan Office
A total of 839 hunting licenses were issued from T. L. Morgan's clerk of courts office. This excludes licenses from township clerks. By October 15, 652 licenses had been issued by the clerk's office after the squirrel season, leaving 187 for potential rabbit hunters. Early today, several veteran hunters left Athens for opening day. no reports were available at press time.
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T. L. Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Athens
Race for Oil Starts in Oklahoma Town After Restrictions Lifted
Maud Oklahoma witnesses a historic oil rush as drilling restrictions end and 92 wells begin spudding in the Mission area of the Greater Seminole field. Gypsy Oil Company leads with 31 wells as crews deploy 82 rotary drills to tap what may be a vast oil pool beneath the soil.
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Oklahoma Town
Maud
Okla
O.R
Oklahoma
Mission-Maud
Seminole
Earth
Mission
Gypsy Oil Company
Risks Found by Inspectors in Athens Fire Prevention Sweep
In 265 inspections for Fire Prevention Day 164 were labeled risks. Inspectors reported 271 defects among those risks while praising Athens facilities and urging improvements at schools hospitals and churches. They noted regular fire alarms in some schools and called for a gong system to avoid confusion during fires. The Junior High School showed the poorest drill discipline.
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Athens
Harold C. Davis
Ohio State Fire Prevention Association
Chamber of Commerce
Davis
Mr. Davis
East Side
Davie
Contested mayoral race in New Miami
Magistrate Louis Bolser, defeated mayoral candidate in New Miami, files notice to contest election of Scott Beaton who won 185 to 133. Bolser alleges Beaton distributed cigars and candy from his store to sway voters.
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Hamilton
U.P
Louis Bolser
New Miami
Here
Scott Beaton
Bolser
Beaton
Vestris Sinking Death Toll Rises Across Rescue Efforts
New York reports on November 15 show 213 people rescued after the steamship Vestris sank. Authorities say at least 18 bodies recovered, with some estimates up to 29 as recovery operations continue.
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New York
Vestris
Boy Struck by Car on State Street
Darrell Tom 12, son of Mr and Mrs Fred Tom, was knocked unconscious when his bicycle collided head on with a car driven by Carl Galbert on State Street. He sustained scalp wounds and facial scratches, was treated by Dr J L Henry and later rested at home. no serious injuries expected.
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Darrell Tom
Fred Lee Tom
Maplewood Drive
Tom
Athens
State Street
Carl Galbert
North Cemetery Street
Darrell
J. L. Henry
West State Street
Oliver L. Wood
Athens High School
Released Again in Mysterious Gilboa Murder
Ottawa reports Oscar McCamey 19 of Gilboa freed after questioning in the death of Mary Hemmler 20. Hemmler’s body was found September 12 near the Blanchard River and a coroner’s inquest followed. He had been held for questioning but released as innocence was believed.
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Ottawa
R—Oscar McCamey
Gilboa
Mary Hemmler
Johnson to Visit Ames for Farmers' Institute Poster Contest
T. H. Johnson, county farmer tension agent, will visit Ames Township schools Friday to explain the poster contests held in connection with Farmers Institutes.
Survivors of Vestris blame captain for SOS delay
Survivors arriving in New York recount heroism and suffering as the Vestris disaster unfolds. Navy and court inquiries begin while 213 people are rescued and 114 remain missing. Captain William J. Carey faces criticism for delaying the SOS amid a chaotic sea voyage.
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Vestris
Carey
Survivors recount chaos as lifeboat orders issued on ship
Survivors on the Vestris describe confusion aboard as crew shouted to the lifeboats. Passengers and crew recall boats not used promptly, passengers abandoning ship, and Captain Carey reportedly went down with the vessel rather than attempt rescue. Fore reported rescuer aid and odd clothing scenes appear among the testimonies.
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Lamport and Holt
Vestris
New York
Buenos Aires
Virginia Capes
Tucker
Acushmet
Myriam
Berlin
Willliam J. Carey
Cline Slaughter
Chicago
East River
Brooklyn
Joshua Ford
Cotten
Carey
T. R. Edwards
Ship Sinks After Fatal Disaster Onboard Myriam
Captains and officers face inquiry as first bodies reach shore. Second mate Watson, hailed a hero, survived with fractures and declined to speak. Identified victims include Jose Gonzales Koa and Ramon Garcia Belao from New Bedford and New York, plus Paul Whitehead and Thomas Jones. Major Inouye and Karl Franke bodies recovered, with Mrs. Inouye saved.
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Watson
Myriam
Board of Inquiry
Carey
Slaughter
Coast Guard
Tucker
Acushnet
Staten Island
Jose Gonzales Koa
New Bedford
Mass
Ramon Garcia Belao
New York
Paul Whitehead
Kingston
N. Y
Thomas Jones
Show
Major Inouye
Buenos Aires
Davis
Karl Franke
Inouye
Schooner Anna R. Heidritter Located by Coast Guard
The schooner Anna R. Heidritter found after distress report. The Coast Guard Cutter Yamacraw located the vessel and Rear Admiral Frank H. Clark confirmed the Navy advisory today.
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Washington
Anna R. Heidritter
Coast Guard
Yamacraw
Frank H. Clark
Navy
Lifeboat Tragedy off Cambee Sands Claims Twelve Dead
In Folkestone eleven lifeboat crewmen are confirmed dead with three more believed drowned after the Rye lifeboat capsized following a collision with Cambee Sands today.
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Folkestone
Eng
Rye
Cambee Sands
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Los Angeles
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Sidney 8. Koppe
the Messenger Free Cooking School
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Baltimore
Norfolk
Philads Pic
U. S
Louis F. Keemle
United Presh
South America
Wyoming
Virginia Harbor
Hampton Roads
Virginia
Navy Department
United States
Tuttle
David A. Cook
Lamport and
Holt Lines
London
Board of Trade
D. Cotten
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