Rotary leaders meet in Athens to discuss motto meaning
Dr. Elmer B. Bryan president of Ohio University explains the Rotary motto at a midday luncheon in Athens to a gathering of Twenty-Second district club executives, with about 35 southern Ohio clubs represented and seventy five officers present. He says profits favor those who serve others, highlighting interdependence among men and wealth.
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Southern Ohio
Rotary Clubs
Athens
Rotary
Elmer B. Bryan
Ohio University
Berry
Frank L Beggs Leads Rotary Execs in Athens Conference
Frank L Beggs of Newark governs the 22nd district and heads the Rotary International executives conference beginning in Athens today.
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Frank L. Beggs
Newark
Rotary International
Athens
One World Health and Interdependence in Modern Society
Doctor Bryan argues that narrow selfish interests harm families and communities while broader civic and global consciousness grows. He notes that modern transport and economy bind nations, making international health programs essential to protect all peoples.
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Bryan
Rapid Courtship Couple Weds After Three Weeks
In Middleport Ohio on September 19, Clarence Ours 29 born Maumee and Teressa Hicks 22 of Willis Hill Pomeroy were married after a whirlwind courtship of three weeks. Ours is employed on the new bridge project.
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Middleport
Clarence Ours
Teressa Hicks
Wyllis Hill
Pomeroy
Mr. Ours
Maumee
Ohio
Dynamite Explosions Reported Near Lick Run Coal Mine
Major Thomas and Sheriff Williams with Deputy Gibson and Chief Pearson accompanied Robert Green, owner of Lick Run Coal, to a Nelsonville mine to probe heavy firing. They found two dynamite charges set near trestles and exchanged gunfire with unknown snipers. no property damage was observed as the group briefed through Sunday morning. Don McGill, another owner, was out of town during the incident.
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Nelsonville
Major Thomas
Adjutant General's Office
William Williams
Clyde Gibson
Jack Pearson
Robert Green
Lick Run Coal Company
Green
Ihive
Pearson
Thomas
Don McGill
Columbus
Service and neighbor ethic drive Rotary meeting turnout
The piece argues selfless service as the true measure of leadership and cites historical examples. It notes nearly seventy five Rotarians registered at Hotel Berry for an assembly, with meetings ongoing at the Elks club in the Cline area.
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Hotel Berry
Elks’ Club
Cline
Mayor Du Vall to Testify in Corruption Trial
Indianapolis, Sept. 19. Mayor John L. Du Vall claims honesty under pressure as he faces corruption charges and proceeds to the witness stand. The defense asserts he resisted bribes and coercion to plead innocence.
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Indianapolis
Ind
John L. Duvall
Dempsey Tunney Fight Announcement Draws 2000 Crowd
The Messenger reports a crowd of over 2,000 expected for the Dempsey Tunney bout announcement next Thursday at 7 30 p m. Complete bout coverage and preliminaries arranged. Blow-by-blow coverage and ring side side lights will be described by United Press writers.
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United Press
Air Derby Opens As 25 Planes Fire Toward Spokane
Twenty five small aircraft sped from Roosevelt field at dawn in the Class B leg of the Spokane air derby race for five prizes totaling 9750 dollars. The field saw one nonstarter H E Campbell of New York whose Eaglerock failed to depart. One entrant R W Cantwell of Oklahoma City returned to Curtiss field after fog and low ceiling blocked progress.
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Roosevelt Field
U.P
Spokane
Walter Bender
Mitch@H field
Alexander Rock
J. 8
Charles
Richmond
Bender
Lea
Washington City
H. E. Campbell
New York
Eaglerock
R. W. Cantwell
Travelair
Rotary Conference Leaders At Athens District Meeting
Samuel C Carnes of Cambridge a former governor of the 22nd district Rotary International will lead the district conference in Athens today and tomorrow Homer C Clark Athens Rotary club secretary is a principal figure in the session John R Patterson superintendent of Athens city schools and president of the Athens Rotary club helped plan the conference now in session.
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Samuel C. Carnes
Cambridge
Rotary International
Athens
John R. Patterson
Athens City
Athens Rotary Club
Rotary Conference
Disgruntled client blamed for blast at lawyer Bryson home
Celina authorities pursue theory a disgruntled client planted a dynamite bomb under attorney Ed L Bryson’s home Saturday night. The explosion wrecked the house and damaged nearby property as the Brysons traveled from Highland Park to Celina. Police found copper strips suggesting six sticks of dynamite bound together and detonated by a single cap. One suspect was questioned all night and released. another arrest is expected.
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Celina
U.R
Ed. L. Bryson
Plan New Warfare Toledo International Corn Borer Conference
First hand information on the 1927 corn borer war in Ohio Michigan and Canada will be discussed at the annual field trip and conference of the International Corn Borer Organization to be held here Wednesday and Thursday.
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Toledo
Ohio
Michigan
Canada
International Corn Borer Organization
District Rotary Conference Ends With Luncheon at Hotel Berry
The International 22nd District concludes tomorrow noon with a final luncheon at Hotel Berry featuring the Athens club. Visiting Rotarians and Athens hosts provide a programs slate including president and secretary breakfasts, assembly singing, club extension, crippled children’s work, and district governor guidance sessions. Auld Lang Syne brings adjournment after luncheon with host club.
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International
Hotel Berry
Athens Club
Colonial
Athens Rotarians
Berry
Leonard T. Skeggs
Rotary International
Wm. Macpherson
Steubenville
Auld Lang Syne
Doors of Ohio University Open for Registration
The Ohio University opened today for its 124th registration. President Dr E B Bryan begins his seventh year, and enrollment is expected to exceed 2100 with freshmen leading the process at the Ohio gymnasium. Registration runs through Wednesday afternoon and classes start Thursday.
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Ohio University
Alleghenies
E. B. Bryan
Ohio Gymnasium
Navy continues air search for missing Jen sen over desert route
Rear Admiral Joseph M. Reeves reports two Navy planes dispatched Saturday from San Diego to sweep from San Diego to Yuma Arizona for Martin Jensen who left Los Angeles for New York with a movie crew. The hunt persists as authorities track the missing party by air.
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Washington
U.P
Navy
Joseph M. Reeves
San Diego
Navy Department
Yuma
Arizona
Martin Jensen
Los Angeles
New York
Paralysis Fatal To Buy Residing on Mountville Road
The 2-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Van Horn of Mountville Road Morgan County died Sunday afternoon from infantile paralysis. Dr J B Naylor Morgan County health officer said this was the county’s only case. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at the Van Horn home with burial in the Piegah cemetery.
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van Horn
Piegah
Small Riot at Grove City Dog Races
In Grove City near Columbus a riot broke out at the greyhound track Saturday night. One man, Fred Blackburn aged 22, was held for investigation after three officers were injured by improvised weapons. The mob of more than 100 charged the track officials when a leading dog lost due to the rabbit restarting, tearing fence pickets and attacking staff.
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Columbus
U.2
Grove City
Fred Blackburn
Ed Dolby
John Durr
Henry James
Caddy Drowns While Recovering Lost Ball at Golf Course
In Cleveland on Sunday Julius Jurias a caddy drowned while attempting to recover a lost ball from a water hazard at a golf course. He slipped on the bank of the lagoon while fishing the ball from the water.
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Cleveland
U.P
Julius Jurias
Jurias
Legion Convention Opened by French Leader
The Legion convention opened with cries of Vive Sacco-Vanzetti from the gallery as the French leader spoke, drawing cheers and tumult from attendees. The event showcased political tensions and public reaction to global issues of the era.
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Legion
Stolen Legion Badge Sparks Hall Scene in Paris
At the ninth annual American Legion convention in Paris the opening drew 30 000 attendees. A five foot communist shouted Vive Sacco Vanzetti, police halted the disruption and arrested a man who had stolen a legion badge to gain entry.
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Tion Hall
Trocadero
Paris
American Legion
Doumerfrue
France
Legion
John J. Pershing
Marshall Aes
United States
Ohio reports fourteen infantile paralysis cases
Fourteen cases of infantile paralysis were reported to the state health department today. They are located in Belmont Clermont Marion Portland Shelby Stark and Madison counties with one case each, Cuyahoga two, and Tuscarawas five. The department notes no change in the overall situation.
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Columbus
State Department of Health
Belmont
Clermont
Marion
Portage
Shelby
Stark
Madison
Cuyahoga County
Tuscarawas County
New Bird Feature Opens Weekly Art Contest for Children
The Messenger launches a 50 week bird series with a coloring contest for kids ages 6-9 and 9-12. Prizes are 1.00 for best colorings per group, plus two 50-cent runner-ups. Entries due by Thursday noon, with weekly colored prints provided.
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Messenger
15 Year Old Boy In Iowa Faces Prosecutor's Sentence
Prosecuting Attorney seeks sentence under General Statutes in the death of a child case involving a 15 year old Iowa boy. The filing aims at a formal conviction topic and potential penalties under applicable statutes.
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Iowa
Confesses Attack as Death Shocks Parents in Illinois Case
Lyle Messier, 15, admitted severe assault on a girl child near Cedar Rapids, claiming he did not know she died until reading news. Prosecutor Barngrover says charges may seek life imprisonment or death. father William Messner and possibly mother face accessory counts. body found in vacant basement area.
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Cedar Rapido
Lyle Messier
Gold Kathleen Forrester
W Barngrover
Reform School
William Messner
Barngrover
Messner
Lyle
Rien Dand, Ii
Avery
Messneg
Rock Island
Messger
Vernon Chargea With Shooting To Kill Plains Man
Vernon Chargea faces a shooting with intent to kill charge in The Plains before Justice Pearl W. Helwig. Prosecutor R. D. Williams says the incident occurred Friday when a man shot at Moore as his wife wrestled with Moore to keep him from entering the home. Moore and Mrs. Vernon were injured. Moore is reported to be dying, and Vernon pleaded not guilty and was held on 31,000 bond awaiting Grand Jury action.
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Sig
Frank Versnon
the Plains
Justice of Peace
Pearl W. Helwig
Cutor
R. D. Williams
M Vernon
Vernon
Sanford
Plains
Moore
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