Athens High School Megaphone Drive Prompts Strong Support
Interest runs high in Athens High School woodshop projects with 150 students making furniture lamps and cedar chests as the annual fall festival planning advances. The Megaphone newspaper subscription drive ramps up after speeches by students and teachers urging school pride and support.
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Woodshop
Megaphone
Athens High School
J.C. Glover
Manual Arts
Raymond Brooks
Kenneth Jones
Luther Ulbrich
Tom Porter
Carl Barry
High School
C. E. William
Willams
Parent-Teachers’ Association
J. C. Glover
A. A. Neils
H. E. Wise
Nellis
Dreddie Mansfeld
Willard Mariner
Athans High School
In. Hughes
Clifford Carmell
Ife
Forestry Day Highlights Pine Growth Gains at Waterloo Field Day
F. W. Dean of Ohio State University and Wooster College reported Red and White pines showing ten years growth in southeastern soil. Seven ty five farmers observed experiments with tree planting to determine best adapted types, six foot spacing, and free tree provision with freight and packing costs. The Waterloo area, once barren, now shows valuable potential under the Waterloo State Forest director, Mr. Joan Withers.
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F. W. Dean
Ohio State University
Wooster College
Waterloo
Athens Couny
Eashen
Tor
Pean Tod
Mente
Eburg
Waterloo State Forest
Joan Withers
Eyargs
Chemistry session at Oberlin professor lectures wartime notes
Dr. Harry N. Holmes of Oberlin College leads a steno discussion on restoring fermentation methods during a spring session at Wirtenthers College. The event focuses on practical chemistry advances with emphasis on audit and demonstration.
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Wirtenthers College
Harry N. Holmes
Oberlin College
Ohio Voter Rules Clarified Amid Election Mail Confusion
Ohio reports fix in polling hours listed as Central Standard Time while some publications used Eastern Standard. Attorney General Edward C Turner confirms correct construction of law. polls open 6 50 a m and close 6 00 p m Central Standard time, with statewide election boards distributing ballots under agriculture department supervision.
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Columbus
Novauber
Lastern
Edward C Turner
Ghia
PLAN WORK Church leaders to Meet at Prospect in Coming Week
A meeting of the Zanesville district of the Abbott Protestant church will discuss evangelism for small communities and engaging youth in church activities. O. B. Ward of Zanesville will preside with speakers including Rev. Frank Lawrence Brewin D of Columbus and Rev. John Dowllis of McConnellsville among others.
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Prospect
Zanesville
Prospect Church
O. B. Ward
Zanesulle
Pdisce
Hye
Muskingum Hand
Digas
Frank Lawren Brewin
D. of
Columbus
Ohio
Women’s Auxiliary carnival draws campus and town crowd
Ohio campus hosts annual Women’s Auxiliary carnival with music, dancing, swimming, confetti, and keen student participation. Receipts reportedly exceed 150 dollars, Ruth Jones as chairwoman notes, while Yamada Omera sorority claims best booth for Follow for Onto decorations. prize for largest receipts pending submission of expenses.
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Ohio
Grose
Ruth Jones
Soratitt
Chen Om Mordav
Probate court approves settlement in rail road crossing fatality
Clarence Bernard and heirs seek authority to settle claims arising from a road accident near Gloucester at a railroad crossing. The court approved a $500 per vehicle settlement with costs paid, to be distributed by Charles Brooks administrator to heirs and funeral expenses.
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Ion
Clarence Bernard
Tes Pieds
Seale Aclom
York Central
Caning
Charles Brooks
Daugher
Roth
Missionary Drowns After River Rescue Attempt
A missionary named Chorgs King drowned after falling from a river raft during a rescue attempt near Athens. The incident follows reports of a missing person and involves party members and local firms in the scene.
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Missionaly
Non-Union Coal Hauling Expands Over Chesapeake and Ohio Route
A Russell dispatch reports a successful test train over the Chesapeake and Ohio route, hauling up to 19 000 tons across 120 cars. The new line will shift coal shipments from Kentucky and West Virginia, with trains projected to carry 10 000 to 14 000 tons as capacity increases.
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Chillicothe
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chillicotha torCelumtas
Kintucky
Russell
Russell Terminal
Russel Terminal
C. 8. O. Itriang
Isell
Columbus
Abie's Irish Rose Withdrawn After Breaking Record
Oct. 22—The elf's dramatic critics awoke at dawn and noted Abie's Irish Rose broke a long standing record, as the world watched and predictions shifted. The show, produced by Chirham and partners, has performed many times, with audiences near 17 0% of prior tallies and over $22,000 in receipts to date.
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L.althe Elf
ATL
Ie World
Abte
Trish
The
Republic
Vorton
Chir
Roma
MAO da Pere Sons
Judy
Mont Compa
London
Hospital Notes With Multiple Major Operations
Hospital notes list several patients admitted for major operations including Son Gaston, Whner McTinanahan Athi ens, Thelma Chase Atvony, Mildred Toor Mullel, and Frelda Woodraft Athens with improving or good condition. Elizabeth Carr Athens admitted for medical treatment and Ciddla Byers for a minor operation showing improved status.
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Whner McTinanahan
Athiens
Thelma Chase
Atvony
Mildred Toor
Mullel
Elizabeth Carr
Athens
Ciddla Byers
Wesday
Misa Frelda
October OS Report From Major Hospital In Athens
October OS notes an improved condition after a major operation. Sloan of Athens was admitted October 29 for medical treatment. Convalescent patients include C P Clester Athens, Wiestey Keirns Millfield, Valeria Samphiskey Trimble, Mrs Wale ham Darnell Athens. Some patients left the hospital during the week including Mrs Max Altman and baby Chetmneau, Mrs Ode Jackson Chauncey, Vern McDonald Glouster, Mrs Inge Theisen and baby Athens.
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Sloan
Athens
C. P. Clester
Wiestey Keirns
Millfield
Valeria Samphiskey
Trimble
Waleham Darnell
Teft Ther Hospital
Max Altman
Baby
Chetmneau
Ode Jackson
Chauncey
Vern McDonald
Glouster
Inge Theisen
Bridge project trains crash injuring thirty nine at toll house
Extensive repairs are underway on the New York Parkersburg Belpre bridge across the Ohio river. A test car in a southbound section collided with a waiting car at West Sule station injuring thirty nine people as workers finish a steel framed roof section for the winter.
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Coolville
New York
Parkersburg-Belpre
Ohio
Sule
Unclear Coat Descriptions Amid Hazy Bridge Note
Fragmentary OCR mentions a first coat in dark red and a second coat described as diaks with the bridge noted in the text. Key details like dates, names, or locations are absent, leaving an uncertain painting or construction description.
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Hie Bridge
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Ana Emma Orton
Teprice Kayser
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Senpee
William Downard
Porter
Martia
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Sattendance
Ay’ Associaton
Hallowe'en
Packe
Sans Sowet Girls’ Club
Delia Dorsey
North Congo Street
Margaret Haskins
Madeline White
Genevieve Davis
Girls’ Glee Club
Central School
Irene Blaettner
Sir Eebo
Anna K. Price
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Athens Lumber Co
Atlas Store
Glouster, Ohio
Fis Anu
State Department of Agriculture
Esochwell Lake
Summit
Portage
Champaign
Union Ca
John E. Monger
Janary
Celum- Wana
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Porac Mit
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T State
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Alara
Moler Auto Sales CO
Athletic Association of Women
Burr Qak
Mra Parner
Wiobeedess
Abie
Fedco
Chrysler
2YSLER
C. R. Featherston
Chrysler Sales & Service
E. Washington St
City Hall
Eare
Chrysler Engineering
Abe
Detroit
Chysler
Turkersburg
Hare
Firestone and
Oldfield
Oufield S. Cord
Oldfield S.S
Olffeld
Cord
Olfield Balloon
Wirestone
Purestone
Saps Wirestone S
Tirestone
Firestone Babloon
Soalth Firestone
Wireon
Firester
Firestone
Balloon Cort Firestone Balloon Cort Forestone
Diag A Wimstone
Piasestane Paleo Cou
Lorestane
S.ub
Fred R. Beasley
Nelsonville
Amesville
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