Wilcox Calls Home Religious Education a Great Need
Rev. Dr. A. Y. Wilcox of the Presbyterian Church condemns the loss of Sabbath observance and Christian education at home. He urges a return to paternal religious practice amid a fragmented society where capitalists, workers, and scientists attend separate churches. He says the church must preach Christ’s grace to heal the industrial world.
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A. Y. Wilcox
Presbyterian Church
Mr. Wilcox
America
Christ
Hoover Leads In Ohio University Campus Poll
At Ohio University Green and White campus poll Hoover leads Smith by almost two to one with 669 to 338. Women and men form Hoover clubs as plans for a Smith Robinson group arise. Officers listed for both Hoover and Smith clubs include students from Athens Zanesville Martins Ferry and Chauncey with faculty adviser T N Hoover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hoover
United States
al Smith
Ohio University
Green and White
Hoover
iSmith
Cooper
Victor Miller
Greenfield
Ralph Betts
Nelsonville
Lewis Terven
Pittsburgh
Gilbert Beckley
New Cumberland
George Luce
Leon
N Y
T. Russell Marple
Zanesville
T. N. Hoover
Eri. C. Woodworth
Republican Central Committee of
Athens
Women's Club
Amy Nash
Marton
Mildred Mate
Urbana
Dorothy Parnell
Martins Merry
Wyona Gardner
Chauncey
Christine Humphrey
Geneva
Helen Watson
Helen Sweeney
Amssterdam
Margaret Cruikshank
Hicksville
Catherine Conn
Mansfield
Margaret Laverty
Thhe University
Zahniser Speaks at Athens Presbytery Meeting on Visitation Evangelism
Dr. C. R. Zahniser addressed ministers and elders at the Athens Presbytery all day conference in Athens Presbyterian Church. He authored Casework Evangelism and spoke as secretary of the Council of Churches of Pittsburgh. A union service followed at 7:30 p.m. with Rev. M. Be. chatty presiding.
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Athens
Athens Presbyterian Church
C. I. Zanniser
Council of Churches of Pittsburgh
Zahniser
First Methodist
Presbyterian
Presbyterian Church
Zahnisar
M. BE. Chattey
Christian Church
Conference For
Erders
A. Y. Wilcox
Athena Church
A. C. V. Skinner
Middle ‘Port
Logan
W. C. Jones
Pomeroy
W. B. Townsend
Marietta
Ministers and laymen conclude Logan session
J. R. Howe of Logan joined a meeting where ministers and laymen discussed program phases. Dr. Zahniser wrapped up the session with an address at four o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Howe
Logan
Dr. Zahniser
Miner Ill at White Ash Mine and Hospitalized
Clifford Kerr of Nelsonville fell ill at White Ash Mine Saturday afternoon. He was rushed to Columbus and Mercy Hospital for surgery after ulcer complications. Condition improved by Sunday morning. Also note Loyal Woman's Bible Class meeting moved to Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Sweeney's home with Mrs. Nye presiding and Mrs. Ogg leading.
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Chauncey
Clifford Kerr
White Ash
Columbus
Mercy Hospital
Nelsonville
Loyal Woman’s Bible Class
Church of Christ
Charles Sweeney
Converse Street
Floyd Nye
Charles Ogg
Fire engine demo in Chauncey showcases Sutphen model
George Stegmeir of Columbus will demonstrate a Sutphen chemical fire engine in Chauncey this evening in front of the City Building using Osborne Building basement water. Mayor Hines says the council may purchase a new engine to replace the current one and invites the public to attend.
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Chauncey
George Stegmeir
Columbus
Osborne
Hines
50 Men Employed at White Ash Mine
Chauncey October report notes about 50 men now work at White Ash Mine near Chauncey with 31 leaders and the rest day men. The mine was started several days ago and many former workers have returned to employment.
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Chauncey
White Ash
Morgans and relatives visit Chauncey and plan moves
Mrs. Evan Morgan and family visited Mrs. Mary Meinhart in Chauncey on Sunday. Evan Morgan Jr and Wilbur Morgan joined them from The Plains. Mrs. Carl Conrad and children Franklin and Faye drove to Pontiac where Mr. Conrad works and plans to reside. DL D. Conrad from Akron stayed with uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. Ben Mielder in Chauncey from Saturday to Monday.
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Evan Morgan
Maggie Morgan
Evan Morgan, Jr
Wilbur Morgan
the Plains
Chauncey
Mary Meinhart
Carl Conrad
Franklin
Faye
Pontiac
Mich
Conrad
DL. D. Conrad
Akron
Ben Mielder
Ellis Avenue
World Series Weather Clouds For Oct Game In Missouri
A light shower ended at 5 a.m. near AT Touts Missouri. The U P Weather Bureau predicts today will be partly cloudy, keeping the weather uncertain for the World Series game.
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Touts
U.P
U. P Weather Bureau
Funeral for Aladdin W. Russell at Millfield
Aladdin W. Russell aged 70 was honored in a funeral service Sunday at his Millfield home led by Rev. L A Donnally. Music featured Face to Face and There Will Be No Tears in Paradise sung by Ruth Lahugh and Hazel Lahugh. Burial followed in Hebbardaville Cemetery. Survived by wife, six children L W Russell Athens George Newark Charles Fairholm Canada Ray Fred and Mrs Ray Howard Millfield, sister Miss Addie Russell Athens.
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Chauncey
Aladdin W. Russell
Millfield
L. A. Donnally
Paradise
Ruth Lahugh
Hazel Lahugh
Hebbardaville
Russell
L. W. Russell
Athens
George
Newark
Charles
Fairholm
Canada
Ray
Fred
Ray Howard
Mary Hunt
Columbus
Addie Russell
Miller announces birth of daughter Mary Franees
Mr and Mrs D L Miller announce the birth of a daughter in Chauncey on Sunday morning. The baby weighs eight pounds and is named Mary Franees. The mother, formerly Hazel Linscott, is at her parents home on Mill Street. She is granddaughter of Mr and Mrs D H Linscott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
D. L. Miller
Mary Franees
Miller
Hazel Linscott
D. H. Linscott
Miler
Mill Street
Rushing season closes with Rose Dinner for Alpha Xi Delta
Alpha Xi Delta held a Rose Dinner at the chapter house on 26 South College Street on Sunday night to end the rushing season. Earlier the rushees enjoyed a buffet lunch and a tea. events included a ocean liner themed house, a Japanese Bridgette, a Bunco party, and a Bridge breakfast hosted by Mrs. Worstell.
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Alpha Xi Delta
South College Street
Ushees
L. G. Worstell
University Terrace
H. A. McCaskill
Morris Avenue
Hilda Small
Alliance
Larry Semon Dies at Garcelon Ranch in California
Noted film comedian Larry Semon died at the Garcelon Ranch near Victorville California early today from pneumonia contracted while he sought recovery from a nervous breakdown. His wife Dorothy Dawn, also an actress, was at his bedside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victorville
Calif
Grand Jury Ignores 54 Of 59 Mine Disorder Cases
Caldwell records show the October grand jury ignored 54 of 59 cases involving rioting illegal voting and assault tied to non-union mine openings at Caldwell and Belle Valley. The decisions mark the largest dismissal in local court history.
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Caldwell
Oct
Belle Valley
Auto Upsets Three Escape Injury in Accident
Chauncrey Oct 8 Miss Marie Ferril Constance Wisenbaugh and John Davis escaped uninjured when the car they rode in turned over on High Street near the Ferris Store Building. Miss Ferrell drove the vehicle and the mishap occurred while turning into another street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncrey
Marie Ferril
Constance Wisenbaugh
John Davis
High Street
Miss Ferre
Ferris Store
Farm problem not political says Senator Fess at Caldwell
Senator Simeon Chess tells Caldwell farmers the issue is economic not political. He warns against equalization fees and price fixing as unsound. He cites Republican aims to create a federal farm board and notes 26 farm benefits laws enacted recently.
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Caldwell
United States
Simeon Chess
Republican Party
Congress
Baby boy found dead in woods. Rocky River police probe
Cleveland police and Rocky River authorities investigated the death of a four weeks old baby boy believed murdered by abandonment in a wooded area on Wagar Road in Rocky River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
U.R
Rocky River
Wagar Road
Three Killed by Autos in Cleveland Night
Three people died and eight were injured in automobile crashes in Cleveland overnight, according to police reports and witnesses. The incidents occurred during the night hours, with responders rushing to the scenes. Local authorities are investigating the causes and circumstances surrounding the fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
UPR
New MELLO GLO Face Powder Debuts in Youth Shade
A new exclusive MELLO GLO youth shade promises longer wear and resistance to perspiration. It claims pore unclogging formula, a French process, and purity. Available for one dollar from Zenner.
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Zenner
Mitchell and Hoffman Head Factions at Legion Meet
At the American Legion national convention in San Antonio Gen Roy Hoffman leads a faction opposing Brig Gen William Mitchell who pushes for an aviation department in the national government. Mitchell, arriving from a sick bed, aims to rally support among about 60 000 veterans amid past censure for his air service attacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
Army
Navy
American Legion
Roy Hoffman
Oklahoma
William Mitchell
Army Air Service
Mitchell
National Bank Call Issued by Comptroller in October
The Comptroller of the Currency issued a call for the condition of all four national banks as of October 4 to assess their financial status and compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Bank
Washington
Comptroller of Currency
Mills Reopen Amid Police Presence in New Bedford
New Bedford's 66 textile mills reopened after a 25 week strike by 27,000 workers. Police from five cities aided by the radical textile mills committee arrested 28 men and women in the first hour as tensions flared during the reopening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Mass
Thee J
Radical Textile Mills Committee
State Bank Call Issued By Blair For Oct 3
Columbus October 8 B. H. Blair state superintendent of banking issued a state bank call as of October 3. The notice outlines requirements for banks to meet during the specified period and to report compliance to authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
H. Blair
Batika
Midol Promises Fast Relief for Women’s Pain
An advertisement argues that Dora cannot come and that menstrual pain can be relieved quickly with Midol. It claims women suffer monthly but Midol halts menstrual pain in five to seven minutes, is non narcotic, and costs fifty cents in a small carrying case sold at rug stores.
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Wilcox
C. R. Zahniser
Miner
H. &. Burson
W. E. Moler
BE. R. Laughlin
Rolland Jones
Lorain
Independent Telephone Association of Ohio
Athens Home Telephone Company
Burson
Mr. Moler
Mr. Burson
Richard Whittington
Moler
Arthur Moler
Women's Commercial Club of
Berry
J. C. C. Cornell
D. Zenner Company
Fred Stout
Adda Stout
Minnie Warthman
Edwin
New Plymouth
W. H. Warthman
Voplar Avenue
Fred Wolverton
Cora Pierce
M. Pierce
Poplar Avenue
Margaret Benedict
Cambridge
W. M. Hannan
Dean Irma Fe, Voigt
Miss Atwood
Neith Wray
Joy Cutler
Constance McLeod
Margaret Lax
Charles Matthews
L. J. Addicott
Maecenas Literary Club
Pi Delta
P. B. Shirley
South Cemetery Street
James Lewis
Oak Street
Child Conservation League
Clyde Littler
Mary Elizabeth
Clyde, Jr
Sugar Grove
Earl Snake
Mr. Littler
Alonzo Pickering
Higley Study Circle
W. A. Carpenter
Elmwood Place
Will Tom
James
Janice
Thomas Ward
Alva Tom
Clarence McNeal
Helen Louise
David Syx
New Marshfield
Old Man's Cave
William Mansfield
Stewart Street
Charles Franklin
Dean D. L. Haught
West Virginia Normal
Haught
Cora Parker
Tulsa
Okla
Blanche Howe
West Virginia-Ohio University
Miss Howe
Maude Howe
West Liberty
the Normal
J. Bonar
Bonar
F. M
Tuttle
Mary Dickson
Albany
Harley
Walker
East Union, Street
Merrill Cornell
Mr. Cornell
William Cornell
East State Street
A. D. McPherson Rapid Bhoe
W. Union &T
Larry Semon
F. J. Beasley Milling & Grocery Co
Prince
Cross Bros
W. Union Am
Athens, O
Fess
Probe Baby
Hoffman
Legion
Air Service
Madame
the Ohio Valley Coffee CO
Portsmouth
Ohio
C. D. Shafer Co Distributors
Athens, Ohio
Crosley
Wheaton
Dora Cant
Slingluffs Collegienne Shop
Ceres
The
B&b Book Stores Inc
Clines
the Royal
C. D. Shafer Co
Dolesale
Che
Bes
Sonny
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