District D. ALT. Meets Here In October
Nabby Lee Ames Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution held the first meeting of the year at 165 East State Street. Plans were made for the Southeastern District meeting in Athens on October 29 and for the October at Amesville dedication of the Coon Skin Library memorial.
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D. Alt
Nabby Lee Ames
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
H. E. Miller
East State Street
Athens
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Amesville
Coon Skin
Helen Townsend
Miss Townsend
Harvey Porter
J. R. Sands
Helen Lawrence
D. M. Burchfield
Miller
Double funeral held for Homer K. Johnson and wife Louise Barnes Johnson
Homer K. Johnson 80 and his wife Louise Barnes Johnson died in an accident near Fairfax Virginia. Services were at Athens Presbyterian Church with Dr A Y Wilcox officiating and interment at West Union Street Cemetery. Homer was editor of a mining journal in New York City and secretary of the American Institute for Mining and Metallurgical Engineers.
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Homer K. Johnson
A. L. Johnson
Athens
Louise Barnes Johnson
M. O. Barnes
Denver
Colorado
Athens Presbyterian Church
A. Y. Wilcox
Wilcox
New York City
West Union Street
Ore
Homer Junior
Johnson
Gerritt
Helen
Justus Brown
A. V. Linscott
Columbus
Fairfax
Johnsons
Mr. Johnson
Golden, Colorado
American Institute For Mining and Cilurgical Engineers
Milford boy dies from gasoline blaze in garage yard
Paul Case, 13, of Milford, was fatally burned when he dropped a match in a pool of gasoline in front of a Cincinnati area garage.
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Pataley
Cincinnati
Paul Case
Milford
Tries To Break Into Brother's Home Here
Police searched Monday for Isaac Carsey of Pontiac Michigan after he tried to break into his brother Francis Carsey's East Bridge area home Saturday night. When the brother refused to surrender his car keys Isaac attacked doors, fled when officers approached into rear weeds.
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Isaac Carsey
Pontiac
Mich
Francis Carsey
East Bridge
Isaac
Athens
Carsey
Howard Gilson
Charles Maple
Lindbergh Heads Toward Paramaribo Southward Flight
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh began a 150 mile leg from Trinidad to Paramaribo Dutch Guiana at 7 14 this morning completing the southward span of his Miami Paramaribo air mail and passenger service inaugural voyage.
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Spain
Trinidad
Pan American Radio
Miami Fla
U.P
Charles A. Lindbergh
Paramaribo
Dutch Guiana
South American
Miami
Service Ideals in Telephone Outlined
The Ohio Telephone News profiles Dr. C. J. Jones of the Athens Home Telephone Company. His article on an Ohio type of good public relations has drawn attention for its frank treatment of public relations and utility concerns. It argues profit from better service as its central theme and is being reprinted nationally among telephone publications.
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Ohio Telephone News
Ohio Independent Telephone Men
Ohio
C. J. Jones
Athens Home Telephone Company
Jones
When Henry Ford Went Back to School
Henry Ford, one of the world's richest men, returned to Dearborn Michigan to sit at the old desk in the familiar schoolroom. Dr Edsel Ruddiman, who once sat beside Ford, joined him as a companion in this nostalgic scene with Ford pointing to his long-ago seat.
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Henry Ford
Dearborn
Mich
Ford
Edsel Ruddiman
Sel Ford
Earl Nelson
Septembers Bride Plans Frugal Married Life at Home
Florence and John plan to live on John’s salary in a four room Westville New Haven apartment. She will handle all budgeting, marketing, washing and housekeeping while avoiding night life and outside work. Their trousseau features a blue crepe house dress and a white satin wedding gown with a long train. Florence’s going away costume is hunter green velvet.
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United States
Florence
John
Westville
New Haven
Trousseau
Ecru
Trousseat
Mystery in Death of Girl Unsolved Case in Cleveland
Police and coroner in Cleveland investigate the death of a young woman who died at St. Luke's Hospital a week after registering as Helen Crandall of Buffalo. An illegal operation by an unidentified man is suspected, with autopsy due and missing persons records checked for identity. Buffalo police have no match for the name.
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Cleveland
U.P
St. Luke's Hospital
Helen Crandall
Buffalo
N.Y
A. J. Pearse
Missing Person Notice Describes Young Woman
A damaged description notes an attractive young woman with fair complexion dark brown hair and one eye weight around 125 pounds in a missing person notice.
Witnessed Killing In Gastonia Involves Striker's Son
Hobart White, 14, son of a Gastonia textile striker, witnessed the shooting of Mrs. Kella May Wiggins on a route to a union demonstration. He bears injuries from a beating alleged to silence him, yet he plans to testify in the investigation.
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Gastonia
Mra
Kella May Wiggins
Turkeyfoot Lake Transforms From Quiet Resort to Oil Boom
East of Turkeyfoot Lake a strike has sparked a rapid oil and gas rush. Crews rush in with Chetr outfits as leases are taken and Cap lease land contested by recreation groups and Gov. Cooper. The area, Stark County near Canal Fulton, shifts from cottages to heavy drilling with Mervin No. 1 nearing completion.
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Turkeyfoot Lake
Canton
U.ph
Turkey Lake
Chetr Outfite
Seouta
Cape
Myers V. Cooper
Stark and
Summit County
Canal Fulton
Stark County
Mervin No. 1
West End Bride-to-Be Skips Altar Four Times
A London registrar reports a young woman has endured marriage delays, leaving the dance waiting at the altar four times and with a license awaiting a fifth attempt in his office.
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London
West End
Mussolini Says Italy Will Help Enforce Prohibition
In Rome on September 21 Mussolini declares Italy will cooperate with the United States to enforce Prohibition. He cites closing 27,000 saloons in five years and promises to finish the job with more time. He argues land is misused with vineyards outweighing wheat needs.
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Rome
Italy
Benito Mussolini
United States
Mussolini
Toledo Infant Smothered by Blankets While Sleeping
Three month old Antonio Di Lorenzo died after blankets smothered him in his sleep. Authorities investigate potential accidental death as family mourns the loss.
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Toledo
Antonio di Lorenzo
Shearer Observer Not Propagandist in Geneva Arms Talk
Senate inquiry hears Sam Wakeman recount how Bethlehem Shipbuilding vice president says William B. Shearer was paid over 25 000 dollars as observer or propagandist at the Geneva Disarmament Conference. The testimony appears in Washington.
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Washington
Witliam
B. Shearer
Senate
Samuec W. Wakeman
Quincy
Masa
Bethlehem Shipbuilding Company
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Amy Jo
Batberton
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Sam Feigley
Frank Monteith
Chester Peal
New Lexington
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Zanesville
Homer Feigley
Ralph Dupler
Daily Sentinel
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Marietta
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Harvey M. Reach
Joe King
John Kilpatrick
Wilkesville
Order of Eastern Star
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Fred Carpenter
Josephine Miller
Elmer Norris
Ohio State University
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Ohio University
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Mercy Hospital
Portsmouth
Charles Breinig
Clark Street
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Mrs. Cash Zimmerman
Mary Street
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Eliabeth Elerick
Cecil Kelley
Angeline
Charleston
W. Va
Adda
Ole Hastings
Paul Shannon
Charles Elder
F. Peoples
Milo . Clapp
Child Conservation League
W. E. Landis
Second Street
Matias
Ray Barnhart
Fast Mulberry Street
Parkersburg
Homer Johnson
Athens Church
Florida
Doyle Blum Carlton
Texas
Texas Rangers
John A. Holmes
Borger
Tex
Holmes
Brother
Lindy
Is Neal
Paris
U.R
Louis Ernest Cardinal Jobois
Astoria
Cisio
McPherson
A. D. McPherson
Rapid Shoe Repairing
W. Union ST
Hmobart White
Bento
Shearer
White House
C. D. Shafer CO
F. J. Beasley Milling & Grocery Co
Wheaton
A Hardware CO
Consett
Jerry Hotel
Luna
Lo Oon Real Estate
the Mutual Home and Savings Association
Athens County Savings & Loan
Bo Ostro
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