Salary Increase Bill Advanced by Four to Three
Nelsonville council on October discussed boosting city service and safety director pay from 56 to 150 dollars monthly, with four votes for and three against. An emergency traffic ordinance allowing right of way for police and fire vehicles was adopted. drivers must pull to the curb and stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Sct
Cotton
Pierce
Edington
Phillips
Stover
Anderson
Barrows
Fire Department
George Lowery
Lancaster Avenue
McLain
East Clayton pupils with perfect September attendance
PERFECT RECORD NELSONVILLE Oct 4 The following pupils of the East Clayton school were neither absent nor tardy during the month of September Floyd McCollister Samuel Skiver June Johnson Sylvia Kisor Waveline Mace Oscar Simonton Khimer Speelman Mabel Simonton John Speelman Joseph Conner Frederic Kiser Stella Simonton George Simonton Freddie Vanbibber Foster Conner Harvey Slater and Stuart Speelman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
East Clayton School
Floyd McCollister
Samuel Skiver
June Johnson
Sylvia Kisor
Waveline Mace
Oscar Simonton
kKhimer Speelman
Mabel Simonton
John Speelman
Joseph Conner
Frederic Kiser
Stella Simonton
George Simonton
Freddie Vanbibber
Foster Conner
Harvey Slater
Stuart Speelman
Communion Service Set For 59th Fall Observance
Communion Sunday at Presbyterian church in Nelsonville includes the Lord's Supper and baptism. A midweek service at 7 30 p m precedes elders meeting at 8 15 p m for new members. Group leaders plan to visit homes urging full attendance and inviting others to join. The Rev Evans continues his fall social visitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Presbyterian Church
Evans
Davis announce birth of son in Nelsonville
Mr and Mrs Roy Davis announce the birth of their eleven and one quarter pound son at their home in Nelsonville on Monday October 3. He is the grandson of Mr and Mrs Wes Davis and Mr and Mrs Joe Dewhurst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Roy Davis
Wes Davis
Joe Dewhurst
Dickens brothers plead guilty in Nelsonville charges
Harry Dickens of Union Furnace and Vern Dickens of Coonville pleaded guilty to intoxication before Mayor L. J. Eberle. Each was fined 10 plus costs. John Pedigo admitted reckless driving and paid 10 plus costs. William Orndorf of Glouster pleaded guilty to profane language and paid 10 plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Harry Dickens
Union Furnace
Vern Dickens
Coonville
Brothers
L. J. Eberle
John Pedigo
William Orndorf
Glouster
Nelsonville Circle of Ruth Hosts Regular Meeting
The Circle of Ruth held its regular meeting Monday night in the Presbyterian church social rooms with 25 in attendance. Mrs. Ed J. Juniper led devotionals, Edith Stiers presented the year book of prayer, and papers on India and Alaska were read by Mrs. C. C. Butt and Mrs. Leonard Cooley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCune
Hubert Hyde
C. H. Ruble
Circle of Ruth
Presbyterian Church
Ed J. Juniper
Bates
Edith Stiers
India
Alaska
C. c. Butt
Leonard Cooley
Past Chiefs of the Pythian Sisters to be entertained
Miss Louise Pearce will host the Past Chiefs of the Pythian Sisters at her Poplar Street home on Wednesday night at 7 o'clock for an evening program and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Pythian Sisters
Louise Pearce
Poplar Street
Foreign Missionary Society Meeting Notice
The Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church will meet Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. John Herrold with Mrs. John.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign Missionary Society
Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
John Herrold
John
Daughters of America Give Farewell Party for Mrs Pennell
Twenty members of the Daughters of America surprised Mrs. William Pennell Saturday night at her Railroad street home with a farewell party. A pot luck dinner was served and she received a pocketbook as a gift before moving to Columbus to join her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Daughters of America
William Pennell
Railroad Street
Pennell
Local residents visit Columbus and nearby towns
Mt is h BOS Ow Krieg Mrs E J Rosser and Mrs Lloyd Evans travel to Columbus. Charles L Baird leaves for Hot Springs Arkansas for several weeks. The Rev Lloyd Evans and C F E Weltzheimer attend Athens Presbytery meeting. Patton family and others visit Lancaster. Woolery family spend Sunday at Rock House. Dr A N Hamil from Chillicothe visits Nelsonville. Gorsuch family from Huntington WV guests with Nelsonville friends. Hobart Middleport and Ridenours from Columbus visit Nelsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H Bos
Krieg
E. J. Rosser
Lloyd Evans
Columbus
Charles L. Baird
Hot Springs
Arkansas
C. FE. Weltzheimer
Athens
Athens Presbytery
Eden Patton
Alva
Ralph
Howard Raine
Dorothy Ann
Nelsonville
Middleport
B. Ridenour
Guy D. Ridenour
Medical men meet at Colonial Hotel in Athens county
The Athens county medical association held a regular session at the Colonial Hotel at noon. About thirty physicians attended. Professor Harry LeFever, son of Senator Ek LeFever and OSU medical professor, was unable to attend to deliver the planned address. Dr J L Henry presented a proposition for member consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County Medical Association
Colonial Hotel
Harry LeFever
Ek. LeFever
Ohio State University
J. L. Henry Athens
Club
Impressions of Dempsey Tunney Fight Shared by Kiwanis Club
William E. Moler Athens automobile dealer spoke to Kiwanis members about the Dempsey Tunney bout in Chicago. His engaging talk covered technical aspects while revealing unique observations. The club raised funds to build a stand for the Athens Parent Teacher association at the high school stadium and aims to complete it for the next game under B. M. Covert and sponsors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kiwanis J Club
William FE
Moler
Athens
Athens Parent-Teacher’ Association
B. M. Covert
Enterprise
Will of Samuel F. Tucker Put Forward for Probate
In Athens township a will purporting to be Samuel F. Tucker's was presented in open court. It leaves all real estate to Henry Tucker, nephew, on condition he care for his uncle for life and serves as executor without bond. Dated August 7, 1926, witnesses M D. Hughes and Pearl W. Helwig, with Samuel Tucker signing by mark. Filing ordered and hearing set for October 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel F. Tucker
Athens Township
Henry Tucker
M. D. Hughes
Pearl W. Helwig
Samuel Tucker
Application for trust administrator of Lewis D Shields estate
The Bank of Athens filed for administrator of the estate of Lewis D Shields of Dover township. An affidavit stated no known will and a general inventory of the estate. No bond was required. Bert Wolfe Stacey Sayre and Harvey Nye named appraisers. The administrator to bear proceedings costs amounting to 5.50 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis D. Shields
Dover Township
Bank of Athens
F. D. Forsythe
Bert Wolfe
Stacey Sayre
Harvey Nye
Partition Suit Seeks Real Estate Divide in Glouster
Mary Dean filed yesterday in Athens County Common Pleas a suit against minor Rhea Dean seeking partition of real estate in Glouster. Dean owns an undivided half and holds a dower interest in the other half, while Rhea Dean, granddaughter of William Dean, holds the remaining share. The widow of William Dean asks for partition or sale by law if fair partition cannot be reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Mary Dean
Athens County
Kiwanis Convention Opens in Cincinnati With Debate
About 1200 Ohio Kiwanis members gather in Cincinnati for a two day convention. Speakers praise and criticize aims ideals and principles in a broad discussion reflecting the group’s community service philosophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Cuban President Signs Sugar Output Restriction Law
President Machado of Cuba signed and made law a bill restricting sugar production, effective in Havana. The measure tightens control on Cuban sugar output, with officials announcing the new policy in daily government briefings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Cuba
Machado
Policy of Street Economy Adopted By School Board
Athens Board of Education met to set a strict economy policy for the rest of 1927 to balance funds after 6200 dollars in delinquent taxes reduced income and 4397 dollars spent on repairs with expected expenses 156000 to 157000. The board also accepted W M Thompson’s resignation as high school drafting instructor and appointed Allen Nellis to the post. Gladys Warner received a leave of absence and Leah Keatherston was appointed to her English position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Board of Education
John Patterson
W. M. Thompson
Allen Nellis
Thompson
Gladys Warner
Ohio University
Leah Keatherston
15-Year-Old Boy Sentenced to Life in Iowa Prison
In Cedar Rapids a 15-year-old boy, Lyle Messner, was sentenced to life for murder after pleading guilty to killing Kathleen Forrest. Judge John T. Moffitt imposed the penalty after hearing 15 witnesses, with Prof. Thomas Brennan noting a mental age of 10. The mother fainted. the father called the verdict unjust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
U.P
St. Madison State Prison
Lyle Messner
Kathleen Forrest
John T. Moffitt
Lyle
Thomas Brennan
State
Brennan
William C. Messner
State Reformatory
Two Escape From City Jail Force Lock
Two prisoners escaped the city jail yesterday by forcing the door lock between 9 and 11 am. William Barker formerly of Zanesville and Nick Rodgers from Zanesville, who were jailed for burglary in the Roe store case at Canaanville, were moved from county to city jail for separation. Rodgers was sent to the penitentiary. officials later attempted to return him to the Ohio Penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Penitentiary
William Barker
Zanesville
Nick Rodgers
Clyde O. Gibson
William Williams
Roe
Canaanville
Rodgers
Gibson
State
Rodger
Athens
Jury Continues At Athens County Common Pleas
The October grand jury session resumes after yesterday afternoon and morning deliberations. Seventy eight witnesses were examined across nineteen cases. Hearings may extend through Thursday and possibly Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Enrollment Reaches Record 2057 At University
Registration for the first semester closed at 2,057 students, the highest tally on record. The current student body reflects a gain of 55 students from last September’s total, with a few late entrants still possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Fee Splitting Practitioners Accused Of Patient Endangerment
Judge Harold M. Stephens denounces fee splitting among doctors as dangerous and widespread in the Middle West and East. He claims practitioners pass patients to specialists or other generalists for commissions, a conspiratorial practice worse than quackery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
U.P
Harold M. Stephens
Salt Lake City
Stephens
American College of Surgeons
United Press
Middlewest
East
Ife
Freshman Convocation at Ohio University
A convocation and song rally for freshmen was held at Ewing Auditorium at 11 this morning. Prof. C. C. Robinson headed the program and led the group in singing Ohio University songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Ewing Auditorium
C. C. Robinson
School cafeteria to open for inspection after 8 p m
Miss Ruth Giesen announces the central school cafeteria will be open for inspection after 8 p m Wednesday. The first lunch will be served Thursday at noon and the cost will not exceed 30 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Giesen
Home Economics
Sorority Bids Sent by Ohio University Dean’s Office
Official bids were issued through the Ohio University dean of women. With rushing closed Sunday night, sorority members held a day of silence to let rushees think over their choices without influence. Pledging ceremonies are set for this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean of Women of
Ohio University
Miss Elizabeth Horn Infected Knee In Grave Condition
Miss Elizabeth Horn remains gravely ill in a New York City hospital after another knee infection operation. A second blood transfusion was planned following a wire to her family as Mr and Mrs C H Hornstay by their daughter’s side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Horn
New York City
C. H. Horn
Man given life for slaying in Cutler area
Elias Newman began a life term at the Ohio penitentiary after being convicted of second degree murder in the death of Manley Singer, a Black resident of the Cutler community. The two day trial concluded with the mandatory life sentence, and Newman was escorted to prison by Sheriff Way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
Ohio Penitentiary
Elias Newman
Manley Singer
Cutler
Newman
Macdonald suicide after brother cleared in robbery case
In Edinburgh, David Macdonald killed himself after declaring his brother innocent of aiding a robbery, but the brother was later convicted. The report notes the sequence of declarations and convictions surrounding the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinburgh
David Macdonald
New road opens after 18 months detour between Junction City and Bremen
Ohio briefs report the new improved road between Junction City in Perry county and Bremen in Fairfield county opening to traffic after an 18 month detour. In Springfield a mystery surrounds the disappearance of Mrs. Trava Morningstar, a bride of a month, last seen leaving home to visit her mother. her car was found yesterday by her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lexington
Junction City
Perry County
Bremen
Fairfield County
Springfield
Trava Morningstar
Corn cutters from Kentucky and Ohio arrive in Marysville
Corn cutters from Kentucky and southern Ohio begin work in Marysville as farmers report a late season. Due to the late harvest, fewer corn shocks are expected this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marysville
Kentucky
Ohio
Three Die at Athens State Hospital Sent for Burial
Bodies of Miss Elsie Lewis 58 died October 2 of tuberculosis and Mrs Lucy Sayres 71 died this morning from endocarditis were shipped to Wilmington for burial. Vernon M Kaufman 37 died yesterday of paralysis and was shipped to Jackson for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens State Hospital
Elsie Lewis
Wilmington
Lucy Sayres
Vernon M. Kaufman
Jackson
Auto disposal charges filed against William Evans
An affidavit charges William Evans of Redtown with disposing of chattel property. Evans allegedly gave a mortgage on an automobile, then took the car to Dayton and sold it. He is held on a $500 bond and promised to guarantee the bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Woodworth
William Evans
Redtown
Evans
Dayton
Yale moving pictures and talks mark Athens County teachers meeting
The Athens County Teachers Institute program on Saturday October 8 features a Yale moving pictures display of the Declaration of Independence and an address by W S Coy secretary of the Ohio State Teachers Association The day includes concerts solos lectures and a business session with delegate elections at Ewing Hall auditorium and Majestic theater as the morning venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale University Moving Pictures
W. S. Coy
Ohio State Teachers’ Association
Athens County Teachers’ Institute
Majestic Theater
Ewing Hall
Alex Root
Fauna Linscott Ricketts
George Cavanaugh
N. KE. A
H. N. Burgett
Athens County Automobile Club
Ewing Hall Auditorium
Julia Stanley
Albany
H. R. McVay
S. Coy
Ohio State Teachers Reading Circle
Lois Cecil
Amesville
Southeastern Ohio Teachers’ Association
Ohio P T A Convention Opens in Warren With 600 Delegates
The 22nd annual convention of the Ohio Branch of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers opens in Warren tomorrow. More than 600 delegates are expected. Two pageants precede an informal reception for the state board of managers, and the first session will be at First Methodist Church with a Warren P T A council hosted banquet for delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
U.P
Ohio
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
State Board of Managers
First Methodist Church
Warren Parent-Teacher Council
TO COMPLETE ROAD Inspiring sermon at home-coming week
The Rev. D. L. Browning preached God Almighty in Love at Glouster Methodist church in a Central Avenue M. E. service drawing good attendance. Week roster lists Tuesday Adelphi Rev Fred Brown. Wednesday Athens Rev L F Miller. Thursday McArthur Rev L L Cherrington. Friday Junction City Rev J S Bishop with youth services and church choirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
D. L. Browning
Glouster Methodist Church
Central Avenue M. E
Fred Brown
Adelphi
L. F. Miller
Athens
L. L. Cherrington
McArthur
J. Bishop
Junction City
First Church
Good Attendance on State Highway Near Mechanicsburg
State highway through Mechanicsburg from the state hospital gates to Pomeroy and Albany roads will be completed this evening. John W. Dowler, highway engineer, announced. Work has been ongoing since early September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanicsburg
State Hospital
Pomeroy
Albany
John W. Dowler
Farmer Paul Weber Sustains Broken Leg in Roxbury
Paul Weber a Roxbury farmer fractured his leg below the knee while working on the farm Saturday. His wife Mrs. Weber found him after he did not return for breakfast with Rhombus of the injury and he is the son in law of Mr and Mrs James Love of Millfield who traveled to Roxbury to assist at the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Paul Weber
Roxbury
Stalk of Corn Reaches 15 Feet at Chauncey Farm
A corn stalk from the Coe and Daugherty farm near Chauncey, cultivated by Harvey Courtney, stands 15 feet tall. An ear six feet up is six inches around and 15 inches long, Reed's yellow dent variety. Mrs. Courtney also grows a 9 foot dahlia with 15 large cerise blooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Coe and Daugherty
Harvey Courtney
Reed
Reverend Roberts speaks on western travels in Chauncey
The Rev KK Ek Roberts of the Gloucester Christian church will visit Chauncey for a Friday 7 30 p m talk at the First Christian church. He plans to share experiences from travels in the west this summer and will display pictures and collected objects. A good attendance is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
KK. Ek. Roberts
Glouster Christian Church
Roberts
Ladies' Aid Reorganizes at Mound Street Meeting
The Ladies' Aid society of the Methodist Episcopal church reconvenes after a several months hiatus. A reorganizational meeting is set for Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. A. N. Preston on Mound Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
A. N. Preston
Mound Street
Illness strikes Selah Glass in Chauncey
Selah Glass 14 daughter of Mr and Mrs William Glass of Chauncey is ill at home with influenza and arm infection. She previously injured her arm, spent weeks in a hospital, and will be sent back to the Columbus Children's Hospital for further treatment when able.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Selah Glass
William Glass
Main Street
Children’s Hospital
Columbus
Ode Jackson to Undergo Surgery in Athens Hospital
Chauncey residents report Mrs. Ode Jackson of this city was taken to Sheltering Arms hospital in Athens for a surgical operation on the morning of October 4. The procedure set for 9 o clock aims to treat a tumor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Ode Jackson
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Wolfe family annual reunion draws attendees from several towns
Chauncey residents Mr and Mrs Guy M Brookins and their relatives Milton Brookins Miss Olive Brookins Miss Helen Howard and Mrs Elizabeth Knode from Oregon Ridge Dr and Mrs J M Howard of Amesville and John Fornwllall of Altoona Penn attended the Wolfe family reunion held Sunday in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Guy M. Brookins
This City
Milton Brookins
Olive Brookins
Millfield
Helen Howard
Elizabeth Knode
Oregon Ridge
J. M. Howard
Amesville
John Fornwall
Altoona
Penn
Wolfe
Chauncey Personal News Highlights Columbus Visits
William Donaldson and Ray Tucker spent Saturday in Columbus. Mrs. William Donaldson of Hamley Run visited her daughter Mrs. Ray Tucker in Chauncey on Monday. Thomas Lowery of Columbus visited Chauncey with calls on Mrs. William Cunningham Mrs. Wesley Six and Mrs. B. C. Carter. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beebe and family of Columbus were in Chauncey Sunday visiting Mrs. Margaret Beebe and H. A. Beebe and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Donaldson
Ray Tucker
Columbus
Hamley Run
Chauncey
Thomas Lowery
William Cunningham
Wesley Six
B. Bk. Carter
Charles Beebe
Margaret Beebe
H. A. Beebe
Simple Calonite Method Claims Quick Blackhead Removal
Advertisement states two ounces of Calonite powder on a hot wet cloth rubbed over the skin dissolves every blackhead in about two minutes. Claims should be used with caution as it presents a cosmetic remedy.
Local social notes from Parkersburg and Athens area
Clell Thorne returns to Parkersburg after visiting George Gabriel family. Columbus guests Mr. and Mrs. Orville Shellman visit F. E. Cook home. Melvin Moore visits Elmer Stanley in Athens. Lowell Stage visits Carl and Clyde Gabriel. Marion and Athens residents Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Hammond join Arthur Burchfield event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clell Thorne
Parkersburg
W. Va
George Gabriel
Orville Shellman
Columbus
F. E. Cook
Harry Moore
Melvin
Elmer Stanley
Athens
Lowell Stage
Carl
Clyde Gabriel
Jank Burchfield
William Semple
Marion
Millfield Visitors and Church Ladies Gather in Millfield
Mrs Ford Totman and daughter Kathryn of Baltimore visited Mr and Mrs Herbert Mingus in Millfield. Clarence and Ray Sanders of Millfield enjoy a Muskingum fishing trip. Mr and Mrs William Clary of Millfield visited daughter Listher in Mount Vernon Ohio. The Ladies Aid of Millfield Christian church will meet Friday at Mrs Viola Howards home in Millfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Totman
Kathryn
Baltimore
Herbert Mingus
Millfield
Clarence Sanders
Ray Sanders
Muskingum
William Clary
Mount Vernon
Ohio
Listher
Ladies’ Aid Society
Millfield Christian Church
Viola Howard
Entertaining Guests at Dallas Goodin Country Home
Mrs. Phena Greenup of Long Beach California joined Mr and Mrs Dallas Goodin for dinner Sunday at their country home Also present were L Young and daughter Helen of Chester West Virginia Mr and Mrs Matt Throckmorton of Albany and Mr and Mrs C H Slaughter Miss Evaline Young and Miss Clara Perry
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas Goodin
Phena Greenup
Long Beach
California
L. Young
Helen
Chester
W. Va
Matt Throckmorton
Albany
H. Slaughter
Evaline Young
Clara Perry
Reenactment Aims to Prove Murder Claim at Lilliendahl Case
Mrs. William Lilliendahl plans to re enact today every detail of how she says her husband Dr. William Lilliendahl was shot and killed by two Negroes on a secluded road near Hammonton New Jersey on September 15 in a test of her story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammonton
N. J
William Lilliendah
Here
California Fig Syrup Promises Easy Health for Children
A home remedy pitch touts California Fig Syrup as a safe, plant based aid for growing children and infants. It claims to improve appetite and weight gain with a daily spoonful and notes the product costs about sixty cents a bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Sugar Creek School lists pupils with perfect September records
Poston Oct 4 Sugar Creek school announces that pupils from multiple grades achieved no tardies or absences in September. Names span first through eighth grades, including Inabel Augustine, Helen Chickie, Raymond Augustine, Bertha Hunter, Mary Bobo, George Augustine, Dorothea Boyd, Lena Gould, and many others across all grades.
Brueh Elected President of Ohio Daily Newspapers Group
Louis H. Brueh was elected president of the Select List of Ohio Daily Newspapers at a Columbus meeting. Harry Taylor of Portsmouth was chosen vice-president, reflecting leadership changes within the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Louis H. Brueh
Ohio
Harry Taylor
Portsmouth
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Shirley
John Williams
Clayton School
Past Chiefs’ Meeting
William Hk. Moler
Tucker
Iowa
Cials
U.S
Charges Auto Sold
Atl
U. S. History
Secretary of State Organization
P. T. A. Convention
Congress of Parents and Teachers
M. Bk. Church
Trip
Chauncey Church
Ladies’ Aid
Blackheads
Fletcher
Cas
Say Fletcher
Lower Plains
Mrs
Sugar Creek School
Publishers Elect
Coca-Cola Bottling Works
Peoples Store
Glousters
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