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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1927

Page

13

Parachute Jumpers Urge New Parent Roles in 50s Era

Albert Payson Terhune argues today’s parents must become comrades to grown children to gain happiness and value from their bonds. He notes shifts from a slower past to a faster world, urging dated authority be replaced by mutual respect and friendship between generations.

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Man's Strange Illness Leads to Oil Well Mystery

Imperial business leaders backed a venture claiming a geyser will yield hundreds of barrels daily after L. F. Heseman, famed for his sickly plea, asserted his stomach tests foretold oil beneath a site. Clues, storms, and skeptics surrounded his dramatic, illness tied pursuit as improvised tests spanned the Canadian Rockies and local towns.

L. F. Heseman Imperial Heseman Hosemar Elf B. B Grown Adolphus Mount Rob B. C Robson Canadian Rockies Settle Maun Taineers Simmlt Washington Friend United States France Pas- Lynn Mass Billice Jach Agnes Bacher

Day Sisters Rise in Movies With Marceline Leading Roles

Special Messenger writer Dan Thomas recaps Marceline Day rising from bathing beauty to dramatic starlet with talks of a First National contract as sister Alice shifts from comedy to serious acting. Marceline, aided by mother Mrs Day, has become a top box office draw after work with John Barrymore in The Beloved Rogue and upcoming The Hypnotist with Lon Chaney.

Dan Thomas Illy Wood Calif Marceline Alice The First National John Barrymore Skt Miss Day Lon Chaney

Oldest New Mexican Indian town built on rock

Acoma, among New Mexico pueblos, sits atop a 359 foot rock mesa long pre dating Augustine's era. The town preserves ancient defenses and two streets of stone homes reached by ladders. Water comes from rain in rock depressions, with hauling from the valley when needed.

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Kansas City Man Parson Doctor and Boss in One

Kansas City man Dr Walter L Weston runs a manufacturing firm with 186 employees and $1 million in annual volume while serving as a licensed physician and a spiritual guide to 290 Sunday worshippers. He presides at marriages and manages daily duties with little downtime.

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Early Rutland settlers traced to Vermont circa 1800

ATLAND Sept 17 The Pioneer society met at R Pomeroy and released a letter by Charles Matthews revealing Rutland township’s early roots. Livingston Smith, born in Bennington Vermont about 1797, became a central figure after his family migrated with Higley and Case. The piece chronicles their westward trek from 1801, the deaths of Noah Smith and John Case, Higley’s relocation to Marietta, and the 1820 Rutland list naming 105 families supporting the town’s settler generation.

Atland Pioneer Society R Pomeroy Charles Matthews Meigs Washington Rutland Township Livingston Smith Bennington Noah Smiith Theressa Owen Higleys Connecticut Vermont Noah Smith A. B West Theresa Francis Nancy Laura Livingston Smith Brewster Higley EV John Case Castleton Betsey Lake Carlisle Ohio Company Higley Brewster Higley Milo Higtey Ann Smith Martin Winn Nathan Howell James Forrest Uriah Bartrum Jared Galston Caleb Gardner Gardiner Crandell Luke Brine Joseph Sylvester Joseph Winn John Sybvester Andrew Kimball Abijah Hubbell Alajah Rubpel Joseph Samage Arthur Ledlie Josiah Simpson Samuel Shoene Pullam Hysell Minger King Henry Filkin Eligha Rathburn Wiliam Wright Daniel ‘Thamas John Stroud Nimrod Hysell Anthony Hysell James Graham Wim McLaughlin John McLaughlin James McLaughlin Jesse Sauvage Dean Tyler Reuben Knox Abel Gould Anson Hatch William King Thomas Gaston Joseph Richardson Ken Richardson Selah Barrett Jos Ph. Plummer Leonard Hysell Cyrus Taylor John Mills Amos Braley Whbenezer Braley Robert Simpson Eli Stertman James McClaskey Jesse Stevens James Stout John Aleshire Roswell Phelps Aaron Holt John Sauvage Robert Washburn

No Hopeless Duds in World Asserted by English Educator

London September 17. A Sparratt Brown principal of Rusk college Oxford university told his class there are no hopeless duds in the world. He qualified his claim by noting there are conditions and limits to effort and achievement.

Ondon A. Sparratt Brown Ruskin College Oxford University Brown

Human Beings Cannot Be Studied As Animals

The Rev John A Ryan argues humans possess souls and cannot be treated as animals in social work. He condemns eugenics driven by materialism, warning that neglecting the sacred element undermines social integrity and humane practice. He criticizes researchers who view people as mere cases.

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Aviator Jumps 35 Times Tells What It Is Like

At North Island Naval Air Station San Diego two air service men known as the Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig of Parachute Jumping share feats. Sergt Archie Atherton has made 36 parachute jumps from airplanes while Chief Petty Officer BM Diedson has jumped 34 times. They race to the ground from high planes in a spectacular sport. Atherton writes for The Messenger and NEA on parachute jumping giving details of leaping from a mile up and what the sport feels like.

Editoiyl North Island Naval Air Station San Diego Babe Ruth Lou Gehrig Sergt Archie Atherton Bmdiedson Messenger NEA Atherton Marine Corps Bill Dodson Babe and Gehrig Dodson Sible Harnem Kansas City Lindbergh Ain Thaw

Parachute Jumper Atherton Talks On Safe Drop Tricks

Sergeant Archie Atherton, famed Marine parachute jumper, describes thrilling jumps, parachute operation, and tactics. He compares Dodson and himself to Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig, explains chute deployment, drift, and landing advice, and notes safety and maintenance are crucial for reliable use.

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