Minimal Campaign Spending Across Athens County Candidates
Filing of expense accounts shows 62 of 62 candidates reported no campaign spending for the November election. The highest expense listed was $30.31 by Sam C. Warren, with several others under $20. Re-elected officials such as Mayo Robert S. Wood and Charles S. Moore show modest costs for cards, printing, or small payments to workers.
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Mayo Robert S .Wood
Athens
Sam C. Warren
C. H. Porter
Justice of Peace
Athens Township
Dwight H. Rutherford
Charles S. Moore
Miles A. Jacoby
Frank White
J. W. Hickman
Nelsonville
Bob Huenfeld
Walter Maccombs
York Township
Ira Whitmore
Wayne Baumgardner
Vivian Dowler
O. H. Martin
Isaac C. Warner
Sam Covert
Board of Education
Andrew Allen
Glouster
G. W. Fischer
Marshal
Mary Cornwell
Thomas Williams
Worthy Parker
William J. Golding
Board of Public Affairs
Joseph Wolf Sr
Joseph Nelson
Wolf
Nelson
Dover Township
Bert R. Angie
Henry Williams
William H. Christman
John C. Brown
John Mohney
Buchtel
R. R. Crislipy
Troy Township
F. I. Caldwell
Rome Township
Walter Pidcock
Dining on the Green Germany’s envoy joins golf foursome
The German ambassador Friedrich von Prittwitz und Graffon played in a foursome where a caddy loudly proclaimed “Here’s your ball,” prompting shushing by the host as the embassy guest tried to ignore the outburst. The caddy and the ambassador’s companion both hailed from Germany.
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Washington
Friedrich W. von Prittwitz Und Graffon
German Republic
United States
Germany
Old Books Are Possessed by Athens Man
John Gilbert of Athens brought to The Messenger a rare edition of Robinson Crusoe from Philadelphia printed about 100 years ago along with an 1863 almanac and a Civil War apron made by his mother. The items include a 1858 half dime, a flag apron, and a story of how the Crusoe book was sold in New Marshfield over half a century ago.
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The
Messenger
John Gilbert
West Union Street
Athens
New Marshfield
Ellen McHarg
Gilbert
Dr. J. C
John Perkins
Philadelphia
Mary Ann Hall
John Ijams
Robinson Crusoe
Friday
England
Indictments Return in Abuse Case of Edith Riley
A grand jury indicted Harry N. Riley and his wife on charges of mistreatment and torture of 12 year old Edith Riley who was allegedly kept prisoner in a closet for years. Mrs Riley identified as the step-mother faces the accusation. The case centers on severe abuse allegations and potential court actions.
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Washington
Harry N. Riley
Edith Riley
Hunter 8 Killed by Exploding Rifle in Lorain
William Lin gie, 34, was killed in Lorain when a second hand rifle he bought for a hunting trip exploded during its first shots and sent a charge through his neck. The accident occurred today as he prepared for a hunting expedition. Police and investigators examined the weapon and scene for details.
Prosperity Through Shared Effort Not Despair
The article urges resilience amid economic gloom noting depressions recur but recovery follows. It compares past boom and current recovery signals, calls for national unity and shared sacrifice, and proposes raising 15,000 dollars to fund wartime needs as proof of commitment and hope.
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Thia
Eeeda
America
Athens
Hocking Valley
Reneery
Ita
Canaan Township Farmers Meet For Institute Talks
Canaan Township farmers will hear W D Zinn and Mrs Paul D Maxwell as speakers at a three session Institute on Wednesday and two Thursday sessions. Topics include The Things That Count in Life Farm Management and Vision of the Farm Woman. Prizes will honor displays of vegetables fruits and baked goods.
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W. D. Zinn
Philippi
W. Va
Paul D. Maxwell
Dairy Authority of
Cardington
Canaan Township
Forward Look Urged in Teaching at Land Grant Meet
CHICAGO Nov. 17 Dr. George W Rightmire president of Ohio State University and the Association of Land Grant Colleges opened the convention urging higher schools to stress present conditions and balance training for citizenship with wealth production and conservation He said land grant institutions have a duty to the social body and urged curriculum building and forward looking course making.
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Chicago
U.R
George W. Rightmire
Ohio State University
Association of Land Grant Colleges
State Department Briefing Teases With Silent Answers
A Washington press conference routine unfolds as Secretary Stimson faces crowd questions on optimism and policy. A vanished line of information sparked rumors when Hanson's Harbin trip prompted speculation about American views on Japan, only to be clarified later as a weekend visit with friends in Tsitsihar.
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Stimson
Manchuria
Tsitsihar
George Hanson
Harbin
Hanson
Japan
State Department
Department
Gypsy Queen Charged With Larceny in Cincinnati
Queen Amelia Marks, 48, leader of a local Gypsy band, faced a larceny charge for $400 after New York police relayed the complaint filed by Mrs. John Kapin. Prince Alex Marks, the Gypsy heir, fled with his Brooklyn bride Ruby Ranko, amid past kidnapping and marriage disputes involving the Ranko family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
U.P
Amelia Marks
Prince Alex Marks
Ruby Ranko
Brooklyn
Amelia
New York
John Kapin
Alex
Ranko
Depew Estate Tax Appraisal Values In New York
The estate of the late Chauncey M. Depew Jr., son of a former U.S. senator, is appraised at 6,144,291 dollars gross and 4,973,557 dollars net for transfer tax purposes.
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New York
Chauncey M. Depew, Jr
United States
Home Drug Co Ad for Liver and Gall Bilacer Treatment
Local advert promotes a liver and gall bladder remedy from Home Drug Co of Minneapolis Minnesota. Claims 28 years of gratifying results and a money back guarantee with a prescription from a recognized specialist. Clip and order literature and treatment now.
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Write Home Drug Co
Indicted authors and eight others tied to criminal syndicalism
A Kentucky grand jury indicted author Theodore Dreiser and John Dos Passos along with six other prominent figures on charges of criminal syndicalism. The case links famed writers to political agitation and organized action across the state.
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Middlesboro
Theodore Dreiser
John Dos Passon
Kentucky
Fourth Grade Plans Shirley Beta Birthday Celebration
November 17 at East Ride School the fourth graders honor Shirley Beta with a classroom celebration marking her birthday as classmates anticipate many happy returns.
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East Ride
Shirley Beta
Shirley
Upset Not Serious Cure Promised For Digestive Trouble
An advertisement touts Cascaret candies to relieve constipation and boost energy. It claims rapid bowel cleansing and regulated action with a multi-night course and notes Canevarota is made from Canada and sold at drug stores.
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Canada
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Hollywood
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United Artists
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