Conference of Ohio Church Leaders At Athens
Ministers and laymen from churches in the Ohio Council of Churches plan a conference at First Methodist church in Athens on Saturday November 25. Speakers include Rev James A Verberg on Religious Education Rev J A Weld on Cooperative Evangelism and Rev A B Eby on The Church and Public Morals with a possible talk on Mobilizing Protestantism for the Kingdom. Session times to be announced.
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Ohio Council of Churches
First Methodist Church
Athens
James A. Verberg
Presbyterian Synod of Ohio
J A. B. Weld
Second Presbyterian Church of
Newark
Church and Public Morals
A. B. Eby
Columbus
Musterole advertised relief without blistering
An old fashioned mustard plaster is replaced by Musterole a clean ointment with oil of mustard that Massage into skin. It claims fast relief for sore throat bronchitis tonsillitis croup stiff neck asthma neuralgia headaches congestion pleurisy rheumatism back pains sprains bruises and colds with prices 35¢ 55¢ jars and tubes 3.00 hospital size.
Skin Ablaze with Eczema and S. S. S. Claims
The ad touts S. S. S. as a remedy that builds red blood cells to cure eczema and skin ailments. It claims the product cleanses blood, builds body strength, and improves complexion. Testimonial from Mrs. Arthur N. Braith supports efficacy, with instruction to buy at drug stores in various sizes.
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Nature
S. S.S
Arthur N. Braith
Pearl St
Newark
Ohio
O. K
Holiday trade outlook nudges prices up in Columbus market
A Central Ohio Bankers market report predicts a holiday price rise for wholesale commodities and Christmas merchandise. It cites about 58 million dollars in banking deposits and over 60 million dollars in victory bonds and savings stamps redeeming late December and January as boosting consumer dollars. The piece also notes fewer January clearances and warns of speculative stock activity attracting risky investments.
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Columbus
Ohio
Early Ohio potatoes offered at $1 per bushel
Local ad notes car shipments of Early Ohio potatoes arriving soon priced at one dollar per bushel with orders to be placed through L. E. Munden & ty in Waine Louisa. A mine accident near Miil field claimed the life of 28 year old Redtown resident Louisa, killed by a fall after delaying a shot. coroner’s inquest followed and body moved to L. R. Andrews undertaking rooms. Also reports death of Jack Kistler from Magnetic Springs. funeral arrangements set for Cambridge.
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Ohio
L. E. Munden & Ty
Waine Louisa
Redtown
Mreeport
Miilfield
Ora Goody
Louisa
Tie
Kempton
L. R. Andrews
Jack Kistler
Magnetic Springs
Cambridge
Kistler
Jacksonvigle
Y B. Murray
L. E. Richardson
Columbus
Richardson
Zollinger
Victor Dealers
Hannah E. Allen
Inlaw
Harry Allen
Non-support Charged by Mrs Elmer Finsterwald
Elmer Finsterwald of two miles south of Athens was arrested by Sheriff Parker on a non-support charge filed by Naomi Finsterwald. A replevin for household goods was served. Finsterwald pleaded not guilty and was bound over to the grand jury under a $400 bond.
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Elmer Finsterwald
Athens
Parker
Naomi Finsterwald
Finsterwald
Two defeated Democrats fail to file county election expense reports
Athens county board of elections reports only two of the defeated Democratic candidates filed expense accounts by the Friday deadline. W. W. Williams spent 116 dollars in his bid for sheriff while George S. Thompson filed zero.
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Athens County Board of Elections
W. W. Williams
Sheri
George 5. Thompson
Representative
Athens County Republican Executive Committee
HH. LeFever
Washington
Hocking
Athens
Morgan
Noble
Airfield
Athens County
Republican Executive Committee
Fred Cornwell
P. H. McKinley
T. L. Morgan
R. P. Imes
Elizabeth McGrath
Andrew Murphy
J. R. Sands
George W. Rose
Russell Finsterwald
Only the Real Need of Lee Can Be Bought
German wages fail to feed families Loewenstein says after European trip. Prices rise sharply with 200 to 1000 percent increases in three months. Despite high wages factories run full as raw materials scarce. He warns of broad economic strain and vigilant work effort among Germans.
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Lor
Berlin
Germany
Cologne
Stuttgart
United States
John D. Rockefeller
Standard Oil Company
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Stinnes
Lee
C. H. Haddox
I. N
Lima
Leon Loewenstein
Europe
Clash Over Shantung Public Property Between China and Japan
Bitter dispute erupts between Chinese and Japanese committees over Shantung public property. Japan seeks extensive consular buildings in Tsingtao including governor residence and courthouses, while China argues the demand is excessive and proposes the former government mansion for its governor. The Japanese claim the Tsingtao consulate must reflect imperial dignity and note Britain had promised the Posts and Telegraphs Building to them.
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Peking
Navy
Shantung
Tsingtao
China
Great Britain
Disappearance of Boyd Grass, 18, Stirs Athens Family
Boyd Grass, son of Mr and Mrs A G Grass of Athens Ohio, vanished from home after Sunday November 12. He was last seen at midnight at a Buick garage buying gasoline for a 1919 Reo touring car. The family automobile is missing with him. police in large Ohio cities notified. Grass is tall about six feet, brown hair and eyes, wearing brown overcoat and Hart Schaffner Marx suit. His father reports no reason for the disappearance and seeks any word or clue.
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Boyd Grass
A. G. Grass
Athens
R. D
Young Grass
Buick
Ohio
Doctors Face Sealed Records Pact at Glasgow Meeting
The British Medical Association opened in Glasgow with a pledge to keep patient secrets inviolate in court. Judges push for disclosure, while doctors insist patient life and condition remain private. delegates vow to stand by physicians who refuse to reveal histories.
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London
British Medical Association
Glasgow
Association
Justified Refusal to Disclose Information Acknowledged
The ruling confirms certain professionals were justified in withholding information from disclosure in their official duties. It also supports seeking special consideration for medical witnesses in court proceedings.
Vermont Convict Heir To 12 Million Fortune
Richard Damange, a Vermont state prison inmate, is identified as one of three heirs to Nicholas Demange’s 12 million dollar fortune held in the Bank of France. He hopes for early release next spring if he behaves. proof of kinship largely rests on missing birth records.
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Windsor
Richard Demange
Vermont State Prison
Richard Damange
Nicholas Demange
Bank of France
Paris
Nicholas
Demange
Demanges
Grain Gambling Measure Taken to Highest Court
Counsel for the Chicago Board of Trade filed in the United States Supreme Court an appeal from a federal judge's denial of a permanent injunction against enforcement of the grain futures trading act by Secretary Wallace. The move sustains the challenge to the act's constitutionality.
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Washington
Chicago Board of Trade Today
Supreme Court of the United States
Carpenter
Chicago
Wallace
Grain Futures Trading Act
Supreme Court Sets January 2 Hearing on Daugherty Ship Order
The Supreme Court of the United States today set January 2 for hearings on appeals by foreign and American steamship companies challenging the Daugherty bone dry ship order. The action arises from the dry cargo restrictions affecting ships.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Daugherty “Bone Dry
Ministers and laymen urged to notify Rev Wilcox
The Messenger reports plans for attendance by ministers and laymen at county sessions. Participants are asked to inform Rev Wilcox, president of the county organization, about their presence for all or part of the sessions.
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Wilcox
Robbers Drift Miller Grocery Safe Near Police HQ
Robbers entered the Miller grocery on West Federal street near Youngstown police headquarters and removed the safe, escaping with about 5000 dollars in cash despite hourly patrols. no clues were found.
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Youngstown, Co
Miller
West Federal Street
Sister Claims Brother Has Been Executed
Sister of Erskine Childers alleges he was executed by Free State troops in Dublin this morning, as political tensions rise. Officials had not confirmed the claim by 4 PM.
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London
Erskine Childers
Eamonn de Valera
Childers
Free Stats
Harvy Hutton Dies After Fall in Akron Home
Harvey Hutton aged 38 died after falling down steps during a visiting moment at a friend's Akron residence. He suffered a broken neck and passed en route to a hospital.
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Cuyahoga Palls
Harvey Hutton
Akro
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