Methodist and Presbyterian Leaders in 1922 School Faculty
The article lists Edwin W. Chubb and Albert A. Allin as lay members for Methodist and Presbyterian churches, with Rev. M. E. Chatley and Rev. Abbott Y. Wilcox among other pastors. The 1922-23 faculty includes Walter S. Gamversfielder, James Porter, Wilcox, Sacauel, Mardis, Stutz, and Bond. Courses cover The Life of Christ, Apostolic Church Leaders, Religious Education, Psychology of Religion, Philosophy of Religion, Prophets, Teachings of Jesus, Social Task of the Modern Rural Church, and How the Bible Grew. A prospectus is available at the Student Paper office.
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Edwin W. Chubb
Methodist Church
Albert A. Allinson
Presbyterian Church
M. E. Chatley
First Christian Church
Victor D. Hill
Baptist Church
Abbott Y. Wilcox
Major S. M. Johnson
Daniel McCurk
Charles M. Bond
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Ohio Union School of Religion Opens for University Students
Ohio University affiliated program in Athens opens with classes for regular students. Rev C M Bond leads, with support from local pastors and coop churches. No college credit yet but expected. aims to aid religious thinking, prepare teachers and leaders for home churches.
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Ohio Union School of Religion
Ohio University
University
Univ Xsity
Athens
C. M. Bond
Fife
Tailor Colucci Takes Swim With Suit Left Ashore
Salvador Colucci a New York tailor swam near Municini Baths at Coney Island leaving his bathing suit on the beach to avoid getting it wet. A passerby Anna Becker alerted police as Colucci explained he did not want to carry the suit back to the city.
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New York
Salvador Colucci
Coney Island
Anna Becker
Colucci
Prisoners Escape Protest Highbrow Prison Meals
Berlin report says several Brandenburg Prison inmates staged an escape attempt citing discontent with staff and the offered readings. Authorities say the captured prisoners explained the inmate dating caper grew from dislike of the highbrow moral literature.
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Berlin
Brandenburg
Bridgeport buses replace rail service on National Pike
Bridgeport reports a bus service launch over the National Pike between Wheeling West Virginia and Zanesville as train service remains curtailed by a rail workers strike. The move is expected to boost business for the new bus lines amid the disruption.
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Bridgeport
Wheeling
W. Va
Zanesville
Government Captures Copper Stills to Mint Pennies for Years
Government forces seize copper stills with aim to produce enough pennies to meet demands for years, signaling large scale metal mobilization and potential impact on coin supply.
Civil War's Last Fight Under Way
The last battle of the Civil War is said to be fought in Toledo Ohio as General Isaac Sherwood runs for Congress at age 87. He aims to stump and challenge younger members, with Major Charles M Stedman of Greensboro North Carolina also serving in the House.
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NEA
Washington
Toledo
Ohio
Isaac T. Sherwood
Capitol Hill
Sherwood
Congress
Charles M. Stedman
Greensboro
N. C
Democratic Party
Stedman
Experts believe entombed miners may be alive after 138 days
In Jackson California on September 9 Dr. H L Buschak says chemical tests at the Muldoon shaft show no corpses among the Argonaut miners trapped a mile underground. Mine officials share optimism based on tests at the 2400 foot level and absence of poisonous gases. Rescue teams report reaching an uncharted bulkhead beyond which progress may improve toward the 75 foot quartz wall separating Kennedy and Argonaut mines.
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Jackson
Cal
H. L. Buschak
Muldoon
Kennedy Shaft
Adrian College to Move to Steubenville Ohio
The Pittsburg district conference voted to relocate Adrian college from Adrian Michigan to Steubenville Ohio. Steubenville offers 300,000 dollars aid to attract the institution and plans include spending 1,000,000 dollars on the college facilities.
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Youngstown, O
Adrian College
Adrian
Mich
Steubenville
Ohio
Pittsburg
Lewis Declares Strike Will Be Ended Monday
Wilkesbarre Pa September 9 production of anthracite coal will resume Monday with 165000 hard coal workers returning after five months idleness pending ratification of the Pepper Reed peace plan. John L. Lewis says ratification is certain at today’s tri district convention session.
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Wilkesbarre
John L. Lewis
Congress delays action on twin coal bills past weekend
Washington reports further action on the administration's twin coal bills, already passed by both chambers in indefinite form, postponed until Monday. House adjournment over the weekend blocked naming conferees, delaying start of negotiations into next week. Borah-Winslow coal inquiry bill likely to become law by week’s end.
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Washington
House
Senate
Two Lights on Auto Necessary Under the Law
Five traffic cases heard by Mayor Roush on Friday ended with each offender fined one dollar and costs suspended. Deputy Sheriff Nice made the arrests. Convicted: F. C. Shaffer Richland Avenue Rex Smith Lower Plains J. T. Conquest Athens Owen Morrison Nelsonville E. Woodworth Athens. Offenses occurred Thursday night.
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Roush
Nice
F. C. Shaffer
Richland Avenue
Rex Smith
Lower Plains
J. T. Conquest
Athens
Owen Morrison
Nelsonville
E. Woodworth
Lord Curzon Snoozes as the Reception Waits
Lord Curzon arrives in Orlean s to consult a specialist recommended by the King of Spain. A reception committee and press await him at the station but he is missing from view. He is later found asleep in a carriage as officials search the train.
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Lord Curzon
Orleans
France
Spain
Yankee Warships Reach Smyrna and Constantinople
The American destroyers Litchfield and Simpson arrived at Smyrna and Parrott returned to Constantinople, reported today by Rear Admiral Mark Bristol, U S high commissioner at Constantinople.
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Washington
Litchfield
Simpson
Smyrna
Parrott
Constantinople
Navy Department
Mark Bristol
Negotiations Over German Indemnity Bonds Break Down
A Brussels dispatch to L Intransigeant reports that talks between Belgium and Germany on guarantees for German indemnity bonds have collapsed, ending a bargaining process that had aimed to secure assurances from both sides.
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Paris
Belgium
Germany
Brussels
Death of 15 year old Clyde Watson in Marion Ohio
Clyde Watson aged 15 shot himself in his home after his stepmother threatened a whipping over a fire set while searching for a bathing suit. He died after midnight from a self inflicted gunshot wound in Marion Ohio on Friday evening.
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Marion
W. A. Watson
Clyde Watson
Community Notices From Parksurg and Surroundings
Visits by Stewart, Addie Biggins, and families show social ties across Zel Ves, Corning, Groucter, Athens, and Portmouth. Schools report three openings while high schools delay one month due to unfinished building. Mrs. P. T. Wimmer hosted relatives for a birthday gathering. Community events include the Ez Day picnic by Lodges Dode Oliver and family and a large turnout.
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Dorothy Gray
Zelves
Parksurg
Addie Biggins
Dorothy
Corning and
Groucter
Amos Townsend
Car *Yage
I. R. Reasoner
Athens
C. W. Townsend
Sun Do
Charlot. Ladd
Portsmouth
Bernice Davis
P. T. Wimmer
Gene Ross
Racine
D. Rusch
Lottridge
Charles Townsend
Windstorm Strikes Wellington. Roads Blocked by Debris
A severe wind and electrical storm battered Wellington on Sept. 9. A structure, likely a well and small buildings, was demolished, and roads leading to the village were blocked by fallen trees and debris causing delays until authorities cleared the area.
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WI Torm
Wellington
Noriier
Severa
Ireland Debates Go Diers Bonus Bill Amid Cheerful Hopes
In Ireland optimism runs high as lawmakers prepare to consider a go diers bonus bill, with supporters predicting broad backing and lively public enthusiasm for the measure.
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