Society and Personal Mention in Athens This Week
Mrs. Fred Beverage hosted the Deborah Class at 11 Van Verhhees Street with 32 members and visitors. Social hour refreshments were served by the hostess and assistants. Various locals were mentioned visiting or traveling, with club meetings and upcoming rallies noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Beverage
van Verhhees Street
Deborah
The
Christian Church
Guy Fierce
W. D. Robinson
Harry Paulding
E. L. Church
Arry Jacoby
Harvey Person
J. F. Robinson
Neal Heise
Religious fanatic shoots and kills brother in Brewster
In Canton on September 27, Smith H Cunningham 38 of Brewster killed his brother John 46 a building contractor after claiming religious justification from Deuteronomy. He threatened their father and deputies, was captured, and jailed after admitting the shooting. He had previously undergone an insanity hearing and recently sought to start his own denomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Smith H. Cunningham
Brewster
John Cunningham
Cunningham
Smith B. Cunningham
John McPeak
George Thorn
Keep-Law League Aims to Teach Obedience to Laws
Plans for a Keep-Law League to teach law observance from the mother's knee were presented at the American War Mothers convention in Louisville by Mrs. Mary Bennett Little of Wadesboro North Carolina chairing the prisons committee. The proposal calls for chapters in every school, badges and grade cards for adherence to school home state and national laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Mary Bennett Little
Wadesboro
N. C
Baby in crib stabbed to death in Mansfield home
Lena Spitaleani, 18 months old, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Spitaleani, was found stabbed in her crib as parents were away at their grocery store. Sister Theresa, 19, discovered the body. Authorities think a feud may have sparked the murder. no weapon was found. The family, regarded as prominent Italians in the city, claims no known enemies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
A.R
Lena Spitaleani
Joseph Spitaleani
Theresa
Motorists urged to park efficiently to save space
A. E. Whaley of the South East Ohio Motor Club affiliated with the AAA urges motorists to back into parking spots to use less space on crowded streets. He notes that oversized space use annoys others and that increasing car registrations make parking harder, especially in business districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Whaley
South East Ohio Motor Club
American Automobile Association
Whaley
A.A.A
Ben
Son of Grant Dies in Sleep at California Lodge
Ulysses Simpson Grant Jr., eldest son of the late General Ulysses S. Grant, died in his sleep at Sandberg Lodge 170 miles north of Los Angeles. He served as his father’s secretary during the final White House years, later practiced law, and held Republican posts including delegate at large to the 1896 and 1900 conventions and presidential elector at large in 1904 and 1908. Born July 22, 1852 in Bethel Ohio, he had lived in New York after the Grant administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Calif
Ulysses Simpson Grant Jr
Ulysses
Grant
Sandberg Lodge
Los Angeles
Edmund King
White House
California
New York
Bethel
Ohio
Panama
Senators Back Tax Amendment in Ohio Vote
Ohio's two U S Senators endorsed the proposed classification tax amendment to be voted on in November. Senator Burton praised the amendment as fairer, while Senator Fess argued the present burden overtaxes farmers and urged broader property taxation.
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Columbus
Ohio
United States
L. B. Palmer
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Theodore E. Burton
Jamesl. E. Jappe
Cuyahoga County Tax League
Simeon D. Fess
Miner dies in dynamite blast at Toronto Clay Mine
Joseph Burich, 40, a coal miner, was killed by a premature dynamite explosion at the Toronto Clay Company's mine in Toronto. The tragedy highlights dangerous conditions at local mines and prompts investigations into blasting procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
Liverpool
Joseph Burich
Toronto Clay Company
Toronto
New Course Starts For News Students At Ohio University
A large group of journalism students enrolls in a new three hour Contemporary Thought and Developments course in the Journalism Department at Ohio University. Prof George Starr Lasher leads the project with rotating faculty discussions and a weekly reading schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
George Starr Lasher
Lasher
Edwin B. Smith
Isaac E. Ash
Thomas M. Wolfe
Muate
Margaret Benedict
William A. Matheny
Azariah TB. Stas
Darrell B. Green
Europe
Wilmer C. Harris
Ernest R. Wallace
James V. Porter
Lewis J. Addicott
Clinton N. Mackinnon
0. C. Bird
Edna M. Way
Willfred Mauck
Horace T. Houf
21 Arrested in Raids Near Salem
Salem dispatch reports state and county agents arresting 21 men and women on prohibition charges after raids based on secret warrants. Suspects were jailed in Lisbon awaiting arraignment. undercover operatives had worked in the area for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Lisbon
Barlow
Kentucky Man Sits Days for Man Who Robbed Him in Chicago
Elbert Webb of Hardin County Kentucky waited on a Chicago curb for days after being robbed by a stranger who lured him with corn liquor. Webb, who set a world curbside endurance record, identified the assailant as Charles Perdle in Chicago. Detectives joined and arrested the suspect, who had a police record.
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Chicago
Elbert Webb
Hardin County
Kentucky
Webb
Madison Street
Racine Avenue
Charles Perdle
All Day Meeting at Carpenter Sunday at Ohio Farm
A home coming and all day meeting will be held Sunday at the Ohio Experiment Farm near Carpenter Station Meigs County Rev Mrs M I Kimmey of Athena will preach at 10 am 230 pm and 700 pm with special music at all services
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Experiment Farm
Carpenter Station
Meigs County
M. I. Kimmey
Athena
It Was Easy Riding For Messenger Ad
A Messenger classified ad by J. Henry of this city sold an Overland coupe in one day. The ad appeared one day and the car was gone the next, a quick sale credited to its appealing features and responsive customers.
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Messenger
Ashtabula councilman jailed for 14 months in Atlanta
Cleveland dispatch reports Ashtabula City councilman Nick Corrado sentenced to 14 months in federal prison after conviction for conspiracy to violate the Prohibition era. Officials planned to seek his resignation, saying Corrado owned and financed a whisky still and bought its product for $1 a gallon. He refused to testify in his defense.
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Cleveland
U.P
Nick Corrado
Ashtabula
Atlanta
Eral
Corrado
Wcs
Sheriff Acquitted to Be Tried Again in Other Charges
PORTSMOUTH Sept 27 A M Although a jury here last night acquitted Sheriff Maurice Caldwell on one count of bribery he will stand trial again on another bribery charge and two counts of embezzlement County Prosecutor D W Gustin announced today The jury deliberated less than two hours The charge was that Cald-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Maurice Caldwell
D. W. Gustin
Foreigners Slipping Into This Country by the Thousands
Columbus September 27 United States faces race preservation concerns as former federal immigration board member George W Bope urges a registration policy for all entering aliens at a Business and Professional Women's Club dinner. He claims 33 million immigrants exist due to open-door policy with Slavic origin predominance and notes daily evasion of limits. He says Cuba Mexico and Canada are sources for smuggling and advocates penalties for evaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
George W. Bope
Federal Immigration Board
Business and Professional Women's Club
Athletic Club
Cuba
Mexico
Canada
Bope
Prisoner’s funds accepted after county jail release
A man noted he received money from a prisoner who had been released from the county jail. The incident raises questions about post release financial interactions and custody policies. Officials said further review is pending.
Bus Plunges Over Embankment In West Virginia Injury
A Pittsburgh bound Union Line bus ran off near Witerton West Virginia last night dropping about 50 feet. Three men were injured with one in critical condition. Rescue crews rushed to the scene as authorities investigated the cause of the accident.
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Steubenville
Union Line
Witerton
W. Va
Convicted Woman Killer in Toledo Manslaughter Case
A Toledo jury found Stephen Debny guilty of manslaughter in the death of Mrs. Vernell Jachmiak at a dance hall last June. Debny allegedly fired at his wife, leading to her death.
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Toledo
Stephen Debny
Vernell Jachmiak
Debny
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Athens
Chauncey
Chester Hill
W. H. McKee
Jackson
Edwin A. Jones
Boston
Mass
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Christian Church Sunday School
Carl Stickney
J. E. Bain
Sallie Lacey Johnston
Falls Church
Dean Stickney
Maplewood Drive
Frank E. Goldsberry
Watertown
Russell Goldsberry
Pythian Sister Lodge
K. of P. Hall
Progressive Club
Progressive Literary Club
Vern Kempton
Elmwood Place
James Earich
H. M. Bennett
Rio de Janeiro
Paris
America
C. PD. Duncan
Hawaii
Edward Algeo
Goldie Ashworth
P. E. Shirley
Mack Vorhees
Findlay
Annapolis
United States Military Academy
8. F. Beveridge
University Terrace
Delta Tau Delta
Pallas Club
P. G. Dowler
Church Street
Che Thrill of
DayaoLong Comfort Wa
Iisie Smart A
Woodworth’s
California Lodge
Carpenter
Messenger Ad
Columbia Theatre
Mr. W
Mrs. W
Dial
Hillcrest
Miles
Albany
Bill Moler
the Cline Ice Cream Co
Sheaffer
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Parker
Logans Book & News Store
Warner
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