Athens High Team Heads to Huntington for Friday Test
Coach Torrance leads fifteen players including Capt. Sharp and Gandee to Huntington West Virginia to face Huntington High tomorrow with a 7 30 arrival at Frederick House. They return by 2 00 Saturday to see the Ohio Baldwin Wallace game after a Thursday practice and a cancelled Nelsonville matchup prompts an Alumni game.
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Torrance
Huntington
W. Va
Huntington High
Athens
McKinley
Wilcox
Brooks
Capt
Sharp
Gandee
Shafer
Barnes
Maple
Sweeney Hughes Battin
Fetch
Oldfield
Moler
Baker
Frederick House
Marshall College
Ohio Baldwin Wallace
Nelsonville
Athens High
Quinlin
Gist Oldfield
Hamilton Oldfield
Trolin
Crow
Collins
Parley
Athens volley team seeks first place in Logan series
Athens business men's volleyball squad played Logan this afternoon in Logan as part of a three team series. If Athens defeats Logan today and Nelsonville Friday at the Ohio gymnasium, they will reach first place. Athens lineup includes Co H Horn Harry Cakenougher Chas DeMolet Sr R W Lamborn Dr P BE Hixson Ray Gardner and Charles Cameron.
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Athens
Logan
Ohio Gymnasium
Nelsonville
H. Horn
Harry Cakenougher
Chas, DeMolet Sr
R. W. Lamborn
Dr. P. BE. Hixson
Ray Gardner
Charles Cameron
School Masters Banquet Set Amid Convention Weekend
The School Masters Club of Southeastern Ohio announces its first convention meeting with a banquet in the Ohio University cafeteria. Dr. Bryan will speak. The event precedes the southern Ohio Teachers convention to be held Friday and Saturday as Athens schools and Ohio University classes remain open for visitors.
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School Masters Club
Southeastern Ohio
Ohio
Public Opinion Best Enforcer Says Roy Haynes
Roy A. Haynes federal enforcement commissioner urged officials rely on public opinion rather than harsh enforcement. He spoke in Columbus during a conference on the Ohio situation, saying cooperation backed by an aroused public would be the only effective method.
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Columbus
Roy A. Haynes
Ohio
Haynes
Columbus Bantam Phil O Dowd Wins in New York Bout
New Yorker crowd favored Columbus boxer Phil O Dowd as he out pointed former champion Joe Lynch to win a twelve round popular decision last night. O Dowd, the Ohio bantam, clearly showed skill and stamina in the bouts at New York venues.
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Columbus
New York
Phil O'Dowd
Ohio Bantam
Joe Lynch
New York Waist Reduction Campaign Sees Early Results
New York City scales show progress in a weight loss drive for fifty women and fifty men. Dr. Royal S Copeland leads the women class while a noted instructor guides the men effort to shed bold fronts amid playful laughter and steady exercises.
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New York
Teamster Healed by Peterson Ointment Letter Says
William Haass of West Park Ohio credits Peterson Ointment with curing a severe leg sore after years of pain and failed treatments. The letter, dated from P G Reitz Box 199, praises the product and its cure claims. Peterson Ointment Co. Inc. markets the 60 cent remedy via mail order from Buffalo New York.
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Peterson Ointment Co
Peterson
William Haass
West Park
Ohio
P. G. Reitz
Peterson Ointment Co. Inc
Buffalo
N. Y
Roosevelt Day Observed in Athens Schools
Athens city and state schools held Roosevelt Day exercises honoring Theodore Roosevelt born October 27, 1858. A framed picture of Roosevelt was sent by the state department of education with the quote Keep up the fight for Americanization. Prof. T. N. Hoover spoke at East Side and High School about Roosevelt the American Citizen.
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Athens County
Athens City
State Department of Education
Theodore Roosevelt
France
East Side
T. N. Hoover
Roosevelt
Earl Wilson
Hoover
Stailey
Subway Panic In Brooklyn Amid Fuse Blast
A fuse blew on a Brooklyn subway train causing lights to fail and flames as passengers panicked racing for exits. Fifteen in one car were cut by glass, many injured by blows and trampling. Smoke filled vents and alarms routed fire crews to stations.
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New York
United Press
Brooklyn
Northeastern Teachers Association Opens in Cleveland
Noted educators and speakers from across the country converge on Cleveland Ohio for a two day fall meeting of the Northeastern Teachers Association which opens tomorrow. The proper distance between the eyes is the width of one eye.
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Cleveland
Northeastern Teachers Association
Acid indigestion dangers and Bisurated Magnesia cure
The article warns that gas and bloating signal excess hydrochloric acid in the stomach, risking gastritis and ulcers. It recommends Bisurated Magnesia, taken as a teaspoonful in water after meals, to neutralize acid, relieve gas, and prevent sourness or pain.
Ultimatum To Hungary Threat Leads To Armed Invasion Fear
Vienna reports that the little Entente warns that a failure to reply satisfactorily to its ultimatum will trigger armed invasion of Hungary. Serb Czech and Romanian troops would carry out the operation as stated today.
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Vienna
United Press
Little Entente
Hungary
Deaths and Funerals Notice for Beal and Pierce
Dr. P. L. Beal died at his New Castle Indiana home with funeral planned Friday at 2 30 p m at New Castle. Beal formerly practiced in Athens with Dr. C L Jones and later served as dentist at the state hospital. Leo Pierce of the Athens post office reports the death of his father William Pierce 75 near Jerseyville. Pierce, a respected Jerseyville area farmer, leaves four children and siblings including C M D C and Mrs Mary Cathers. Funeral plans for Pierce are to be announced.
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P. L. Beal
C. L. Jones
New Castle
Ind
Beal
Athens
State Hospital
Leo Pierce
William Pierce
Jerseyville
Mr. Pierce
Altho
Pierce
Leo
Harley
Molley
Atwood Grim
C. M
D. C
Norseman Discovers Greenland and Establishes Colony
A Norse explorer around the end of the 10th century is credited with discovering Greenland and naming it, then founding a Norse settlement on the island.
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Greenland
James Long Found Not Guilty in Police Chief's Murder
In New Martinsville West Virginia on October 27 James Long was found not guilty of the murder of Clem Long former chief of police of Ping Grove in the circuit court. It was Long's second trial.
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New Martinsville
W. Y
James Long
Clem Long
Ping,grove
Long
Unemployment Improves Slightly in Ohio Cities
Reports from the seven largest Ohio cities indicate a mild improvement in unemployment. Percy Tetlow director of industrial relations announced the latest finding.
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Columbus
Ohio
Percy Tetlow
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