Athens Boys Enter Harvard for Business School
Robert Horn son of Mr and Mrs C H Horn leaves for Cambridge Massachusetts to enter Harvard university. He will meet Richard V Daggett son of Mrs W W Daggett in New York City to join the Harvard School of Business Administration. Daggett has studied interior decorating and window display with Macy’s in New York.
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Athens
Harvard
Robert Horn
C. H. Horn
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard University
New York City
Richard V. Daggett
W. W.daggett
Harvard School of Business Administration
Horn
Mr. Daggett
A. B
Ohio University
Phi Delta Theta
Kappa Psi Alpha
Daggett
New York
University of New York
R. H. Macy & Co
Conga Family Returns Home After Visit with Mrs Johnson
Mr and Mrs A V conga returned to their home after visiting the latter s aunt Mrs A L Johnson at 21 Orris Avenue. The note records a family reunion following the trip.
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A. V. Conga
Wheerenand
Tnd
A. L. Johnson
Orrisenue
Sunday Supper Honoring Akron Visitors Draws Local Guests
R. A. Smith hosted at Mr. and Mrs. Mush Run on Sunday in honor of Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Timms of Akron. Attendees included George Hartley Curtis Coen Gerald Timms Holland Fields Flora Bean Herman Cunningham of Athens Dowd Timms and children Eliz abeth Lois Charles Margaret David Vernie Bobo and two children Frances and Richard Gilbert Crawford and daughter Rachel Margaret Clyde Sams and son Charles Athens R D A Smith and children Richard Jt Rebecca Belle and Mary es.
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R. A. Smith
Mush Run
E. D. Timms
Akron
George Hartley
Curtis Coen
Gerald
Amos Holland
T. J. Fields
Flora Bean
Herman Cunningham
Athens
Vernie Bobo
Frances
Richard
Gilbert Crawford
Rachel Margaret
Clyde Sams
Charles Athens
R. D
A. Smith
Rebecca Belle
Maryes
University Faculty Returns From Chicago Study Tour
Prof and Mrs Willits return to full duties on the Ohio University School of Music faculty with their daughter Elizabeth. They reside at 34 North Congress Street.
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Scott Willits
Chicago
Ohio University
Elizabeth
North Congress Street
Athens Lodge reps attend Knights of Pythias grand lodge
Dr. W. W. Lee and Mr. Bert Hooper left Athens to attend the Knights of Pythias grand lodge session in Marietta as representatives of the local Athens lodge and will be absent until Wednesday.
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W. W. Lee
Bert Hooper
Marietta
Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge
Athens Lodge
Week-end House Guests Visit From Kingston
Mr and Mrs Carl Stickney of 173 North Congress street hosted over the weekend Mr Fred Foster and Miss Ruth Freshour of Kingston as guests at their home fellow residents report.
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Carl Stickney
North
Congress Street
Fred Foster
Ruth Freshour
Kingston
Torture Brings Forth Names of Reds in Poland Moscow
Dispatches from Minsk report the arrest in elostok Poland of 700 men and supposed children on communist charges. Prisoners were stripped bound beaten and tortured with needles under nails and water treatment to extract names of many additional suspects.
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Poland
Moscow
Minsk
Elostok
Cincinnati Woman Dies in Atlanta Strychnine Poisoning
Mrs C W Coleman of Cincinnati a reputed niece of Vice President Charles G Dawes died in Grady hospital from strychnine poison after drinking a dissolved dose in water at the Majestic club. A man who assisted her identified himself as A Z East and was later arrested on suspicion.
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Atlanta
C. W. Coleman
Cincinnati
Charles G. Dawes
Grady Hospital
Louise Dawes
Majestic Club
A. Z. East
Dollings Officers Benham Harrison Face Federal Indictments
In Columbus on September 21 the federal grand jury will hear cases against William G. Benham and Dwight Harrison former chief officers of the defunct R. L. Dollings Company of Ohio. New indictments are sought. appellas reversed a twenty year sentence and $6000 fines on mail fraud charges tied to stock sales.
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Lumbus
Federal Grand
William G. Benham
Dwight Harrison
R. L. Dollings Company
Ohio
Pike County
Benham
John F
Columbus
Glasgow Puts Penny Fare For City Tram Travel
In Glasgow Scotland children may travel on tram cars for one penny with routes extending up to twenty five miles. The policy contrasts with high fares in other cities and aims to ease transportation costs for youngsters.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Periscope Vault Protects Bank From Burglars
In Sheffield an English bank installed a safety vault periscope allowing a police officer on rounds to view the interior from outside the bank building, enhancing protection against burglary.
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Sheffield
Eng
Ohio university Model schools enrolls young son
Mrs. Ora Lynch Sanborn of Columbus arrives in Athens to enter her son Jack in the Model schools at Ohio University. She stays at the home of Mr. J. A. Holmes, 22 South Congress Street.
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Ora Lynch Sanborn
Columbus
Athens
Jack
Ohio University
J. A. Holmes
South
Congress Street
Coalson Family Returns After Week Visit
Mr and Mrs James Coalson and son James Jr return to Cleveland from a one week visit with Mr and Mrs D Coalson of Poston.
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James Coalson
James, Jr
Cleveland
D. Coalson
Poston
Mrs Snyder and Isabel Snyder Visit Spragues for Two Weeks
Mrs H C Snyder and her sister in law Miss Isabel Snyder visit the Sprague family at 50 Morris Avenue. Mrs Snyder is visiting her parents Dr and Mrs Wiley T Sprague for two weeks while Miss Snyder plans to enter Ohio University.
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H. C. Snyder
Marion Sprague
Isabel Snyder
Blanchester
Snyder
Wiley T. Sprague
Morris Avenue
Miss Snyder
Ohio University
John Henry Leaves for Philadelphia Medical School
John Henry son of Dr and Mrs J L Henry of 61 North Congress street heads to enter Jefferson Medical College in Philadelphia. He earned a Bachelor of Arts degree from Ohio University in the class of 1925 and is a member of Sigma Pi fraternity.
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John Henry
J. L. Henry
North
Congress Street
Philadelphia
Jefferson Medical College
Ohio University
Sigma Pi Fraternity
Murder confession links river corpses to earlier case
W C Parris of New Holland Georgia claims five years ago he saw two women killed and dismembered along the Chattahoochee River near Atlanta. He says two men and two women were the murderers and he hid the story due to threats. Mrs Ruth Johnson of Jefferson Georgia partly corroborates him as he assists police and state convicts in digging for the bodies.
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W. C. Parris
New Holland, Ga
Chattahoochee River
Atlanta
Ruth Johnson
Jefferson, Ga
Parris
Lon Nichols Held on Robbery Charges in Columbus
An 18-year-old, Lon Nichols, was awaiting arraignment in juvenile court after accused home robberies in Columbus. Police say he took a $40 watch and $1 from one residence and $17 from another.
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Columbus
Lon Nichols
Giant swamp snake sighted near Lebanon, reported as Foote
Farmers and neighbors scoured a swamp near Lebanon for a giant snake said to be as large as a stove pipe. The creature reportedly frightened a plow horse and plowman. locals recall Foote, a circus escapee from twenty five years ago, as a likely name.
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Cincinnati, CO
Lebanon
Foote
Sanders Family Holds Reunion at Millfield Home
The Sanders family descendants of Joe Sanders gathered at the old home in Millfield Athens county on September 20 for a social day and picnic. Carson J. Sanders Jr led the event with many relatives from Athens Millfield Columbus and Kentucky in attendance. A birth occurred December 25 1924 a daughter of Lewis Sanders Jr named Jacquelys C. Sanders. The next reunion is set for the first Sunday in October 1926 at the same Millfield site.
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Millfield
Sanders
Joe Sanders
Sunday Creek
Athens County
Christy L. Banders
Charles, Lewis
Chester Sanders
Joel Sanders
Carson Sanders
Athens
California
Lewis Sanders, Jr
Clarence
Charles
Jacquelys C. Sanders
Lewis Sanders
Clarence Sanders
Ray Sanders
Chester L. Sanders
Nile Sanders
Clifford Sanders
E. L. Sanders
Otto Fassig
Eldon Sanders
Bernice Sanders
New Midwest Radio Group Plans Independent Network
A newly formed Midwest chain led by WHT Chicago will operate independently of AT&T. Members include WHAS Louisville WJR Detroit WDAF Kansas City WBAP Fort Worth and KSD St Louis. Four major broadcast groups now compete in the field with a newspaper driven program strategy expected this winter.
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Washington, D. C
Midwest
WHT
Chicago
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
WHAS
Louisville
WJR
Detroit
WDAF
Kansas City
WBAP
Fort Worth
KSD
St. Louis
Six Killed in Crossing Crash Near New Lebanon
Velma Burrough, nine months old and the sole survivor, is among the Burrough family of seven after their car was struck by a Dayton and Western traction freight car one mile east of New Lebanon. Noah and Elizabeth Burrough and four of their five children Virginia 12 Robert 10 Paul 8 Clinton 6 died in the wreck early last night.
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New Lebanon
Velma Burrough
Dayton and Western Traction
Here
Noah
Elizabeth Burrough
Virginia
Robert
Paul
Clinton
Mother of Eleven Boys Shares Family Parenting Secrets
In New Orleans a mother of eleven sons describes her approach to raising them with love discipline and faith. She emphasizes early spanking when needed followed by reasoning and strong family religion. She notes her children value education work and open family dialogue with their father as a close equal.
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America
John X. Wegmann
New Orleans
Wegmann
Ican
Arrests rise in Bern Township raid case
Elwood Males, a leader at a dance in Lathrop, was fatally shot during a raid by city officers. Officers Seibers Perry Davies and Harry Schoonover were arraigned in Lathrop, while Davies’ father and Henry Guthrie face bond awaiting grand jury action. Witnesses testified Males was unarmed when shot, though some said he fired first.
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Elwood
Lathrop
H. A. Setbers
Harry Schoonover
Dover Township
Perry Davies
Glouster
W. B. Wells
Howard Gilson
Athens County
Constable Davies
Henry
Ed, Schoonover
Elwood Males
Seibers
Finsterwald
Davies
Money in Fireflies Tokyo Draws Firm Interest
Firefly catching in Tokyo has become a profitable business for several firms. The live insects are sold to hosts for lawn parties and are used as decorations in cages around grounds. Guests are occasionally showered with fireflies released from the cages.
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Tokyo
Florida real estate boom linked to missing 18 year old
Columbus police report Harold Webb 18, of Columbus, has been missing since Saturday. Authorities say the Florida real estate boom may have lured him away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiorida
Harold Webb
Coolidge to Invite Nations to Conference on Armaments
Columbus dispatch reports President Coolidge plans a transnational conference inviting leading nations to discuss reducing land armaments, highlighting Senator Simeon D. Fess's role in the matter.
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Columbus
Coolidge
Simeon D. Fess
Women Smokers Lose Praise For Wine-Tasting Skill
London report suggests women may lose public regard for wine tasting as smoking dulls the palate, threatening their perceived expertise in judging fine wines.
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William Kittle
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Elizabeth Aleshire
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Doris Giesecke
Menadel Saunders
Federal Grand Jury
Old Millfield Home
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Pittsburgh
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Baltimore
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