Southern visitors stop in Logan during southern tour
Dr. and Mrs. T. J. Scully of Hot Springs Arkansas spent a brief visit Friday with Mayor and Mrs. J. W. Wolfe. They are relatives and plan to stay about fifteen years, then continue by car on an extended vacation through southern states before heading back to Hot Springs via Junction City.
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T. J. Scully
Hot Springs
Ark
J. W. Wolfe
Junction City
Central High School
Lima
Arthur Grandi
Cleone Grandi
Klan Ceremony Draws Large Crowds in Lancaster Ohio
Hundreds from Hocking County joined a Saturday Klan ceremony at Lancaster fairgrounds. A street parade through the business district drew thousands, with bands, robed marchers, and a race track procession. State speakers explained the group's principles as a large crowd filled the grandstand, and a night air show featured a cross formed by landing lights and wing fire.
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Hocking County
Lancaster
Lancaster Fair Grounds
Fair Grounds
Wesleyan Defeats Otterbein in Gridiron Showdown
Wesleyan triumphed over Otterbein as Logan high school supporters boasted of the victors. Cecil Blair, former Logan center and now first assistant to Methodist star Mc Cracken, played well for Wesleyan. Blair is the son of Reverend and Mrs J W Blair.
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Wesleyan
Otterbein
Logan High School
Cecil Blair
McCracken
Methodists
Blair
Young Tink
J. W. Blair
Local notes on recoveries and church plans in Groveport
Joe Frantz, cemetery superintendent, slowly recovering from a severe nervous breakdown at the Turners home on North Mulberry street. Martin Brown, longtime East End school janitor, confined to bed after a sudden illness and possible fall. Harvey Linton covers school duties. Neab Cupp recovering from two week bout with deep cold and influenza after a fluid-removal operation. Rev James A Verburg to speak at midweek Presbyterian prayer service and aid Sunday school needs. Groveport band to clash with Logan High at the fairgrounds Friday drawing football crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Frantz
A. A. Turner
North Mulberry Street
Martin Brown
East End
Harvey Linton
Neab Cupp
West Hunter
James A. Verburg
Presbyterian Church
Mr. Verburge
Stops Pyorrhea in Ten Days Discovery Trial
An ad promises a free trial of Martin Co Dollar bottle for pyorrhea symptoms including bleeding ulcers and gum abscesses If cured customers pay $1 within a trial period The claim notes relief from gum pain loose teeth and foul breath after a few days use and urges readers to request the free trial.
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Martin Co
Independence
Martin
Dover man lands patent for valve less automobile engine
John Kasler of Dover township Athens county has received a U S patent for a valve less automobile engine. Kasler says a complete model will be tested in a car and claims the design eliminates noise from cam shift valves push rods and springs. He asserts the engine performs as well or better than any motor and can operate with any number of cylinders and without sleeve valves.
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Millfield, O
United States Patent Office
Washington
John KR. Kasler
Dover Township
Athens County
Kasler
Westminster Guild Hosts Friday Evening Gathering
Mrs. A. K. Smith will host the Westminster guild Friday evening at her Hill Street home with assistance from Mrs. John Wellman Mrs. Charles Lytle and Mrs. Sloan in attendance.
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A. K. Smith
Westminister Guild
Hill St
John Wellman
Charles Lytle
Sloan
Demonstration in Glouster by Klan gathers 500 crowd
About 500 people crowded the field opposite the Athens Lumber Co plant for a Klan demonstration in Glouster on Saturday night. Out of town members arrived from Shawnee Crooksville Corning Newark and other parts of the county. A late parade featured robed members and a cross lit by electric lights. Speakers included Reverend Rutherford Wellston and Roe Columbus. Fireworks closed the event around 10 PM.
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Athens Lumber Co
Order
Shawnee
Crooksville
Corning
Newark
Reverend Rutherford
Wellston
Congress
Mr Roe
Columbus
Grand Dragon of the
Car crashes into fence near Hollister injuring rider
A Chevrolet coupe ran off a Hollister road around 11 Sunday night near John Popely’s residence, causing major damage to the car. One man suffered a deep cut to the right leg, others had minor injuries. An iron fence with concrete posts stopped the car from overturning. The steering wheel broke and was replaced. the owner drove the car home for repairs. Three men from Hemlock and one from Corning were in the car, names not learned.
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John Popely
Hollister
Iith
Hemlock
Corning
Round Dance Planned at Red Men Hall Wednesday
A round dance is set for Wednesday evening October 29 at the Red Men hall with good music promised.
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Red Men Hall
Eight-year-old McClellan severely cut in rear collision
On Taylor Ridge road Saturday night a car crash injured the eight-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. James McClellan, who was thrown through the windshield and required ten stitches. The other occupants escaped injury.
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Taylor Ridge Road
James McClellan
Palmers Visit Poston With Sisters Over Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. James Palmer spent over Sunday at Poston with James Palmer’s sisters Mrs. Claud Hanson and Mrs. Fred Oliver.
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James Palmer
Poston
Claud Hanson
Fred Oliver
Murray City guest visits Miss Palmer on Town Street
M Cloid of Murray City stayed Sunday as a guest at the home of Miss Lucile Palmer on Town street.
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M. Cloid
Murray City
Lucile Palmer
Town Street
Deaths Ss. M. Buffington 79 Civil War veteran of The Plains
Ss. M. Buffington, 79, Civil War veteran and longtime The Plains resident, died after a long illness. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at 2 p.m. with burial in Union Street Cemetery, Athens. He served four years in the First West Virginia Cavalry and fought in many clashes, later re-enlisting to campaigns against Far West Indians under General Custer. He was acquainted with Buffalo Bill and Wild Bill. He leaves a wife and several children in Ohio and Michigan.
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Ss. M. Buffington
S. M. Buffington
The
Plains
Union Street
Athens
Mr. Buffington
Meigs County
First
West Virginia Cavalry
Far West
General Custer
Buffalo Bill
Wild Bill
George Bean
Howard Mayberry
Ann Arbor
Mich
Lulu Smith
Riley Bolin
Springfield
Ed Buffington
the Plains
George and
Frank Buffington
Pomeroy
Ford's Nurse Saved From Alms House by Henry Ford
Henry Ford befriended his childhood nurse Mrs Minnie Methal aged 70 after a hip fracture. He arranged transport by car to bring her to his hospital where she may live the rest of her days.
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Henry Ford
Minnie Methal
Ford
Aged man ends life after bank deposit mystery
A 70 year old Boston man named John Smith deposited 125 dollars in Security Savings bank and later killed himself near an unsold Fort Lincoln cemetery plot. The note cites a nervous breakdown from failed investment and begs burial with dignity, mentioning Catholic roots and a wish to avoid pauper status.
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Washington
John Smith
Roston
Boston
Security Savings Bank
Fort Lincoln
Washington Papers
Lorain Man Pleads Guilty to Manslaughter Charge
John 8. Tenerty of Lorain indicted on murder charges and pleads guilty to manslaughter after killing Sam Turborech, a self-appointed guard at a damaged building in the Lorain tornado scene. He receives a five to twenty year penitentiary term for the killing.
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Elyria
O.—John
Tenerty
Lorain
Sam ‘Turborech
Largest jillyfish may capture and digest other fish
The largest species of jillyfish are said to be capable of capturing and digesting other fish, suggesting a broader predatory behavior than smaller members of the family.
Air driven vesssels latest invention in London
An Australian engineer has developed an air driven vessel that propels a boat by air under the hull. A forepart engine blower pushes air through underbody tubing, exiting along the keel to push the boat forward, eliminating propeller shafts and thrust blocks to reduce frictional losses.
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London
Grandma’s Sage and Sulphur Hair Darkening Remedy
An old home remedy uses sage tea and sulphur to darken gray or faded hair. An easier method recommends Wyceth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound sold in drug stores for natural looking, even darkening after several applications. The note adds a brief line about cotton boll weevil impact in the south during 1924.
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Wyceth
Wryeth
South
Proper Use of Light and Eye Comfort in the Home
The lesson explains how light reflection affects visibility, urging use of useful light and shades to direct illumination onto work areas. It stresses avoiding glare, protecting sight with proper placement, and maintaining lighting to prevent eye strain while making rooms pleasant and decorative.
Pattern for elf inspired remodeling garment
An advertisement for a sewing pattern by Messenger Pattern Dept. offers an elf friendly design with a high collar and a Peasant sleeve. The pattern prints in seven bust sizes from 34 to 46 inches and requires yardage based on fabric width. mailed for 12 cents in silver or stamps.
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Coolidge and Dawes
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Alfred M. Cohen
WM. &. Murphy
John L. Sullivan
Charles W. Palmer
Sherman & Jones
Carl Watson
Charles W. Montgomery
George Puchta
Fred E. Wesselmann
D. W. Myers
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Mary Locke
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Vv. W. Filaatrault
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William T. Evans
Sarah E. Fraiber
Thomas R Darnes
Lynn & Griffith
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W. M. Leiserson
Jerry J. Galvin
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Daisy G Millard
Evelyn F. Stires
Adi Erent Acme Tattle
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Jerry Mincher
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Virginia D. Green
Harry Dechend
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Clore W. Biddle
Marvin
Kuak Duffy
D. DE Waddell
Norma W. Jackson
Geo, W. Hopkins
Samuel L. Michell
A. J. Mitchell
Louis Grotstein
W. A. Guidinger
Ernest B. Lane
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T. Miller
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T. Ammon
William Feather
Howard M. Holmes
Henry P. Boynton
Gordon Macklin
J. G McGregor
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Albert Davis
Edmund Vance Cooke
Harry
Kline
Swickard
Wilbur B. Sutton
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Arthur Morcomb
W. A Cronenbercer
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Daniel E. Butler
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Thomas H. Morrow
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