Orchardists to Attend Demonstrations at Southeastern Test Farm
Orchardists and vocational agriculture students from Southeastern Ohio will visit the Southeastern Test Farm at Cary Center for special programs. Tuesday features spraying and dusting demonstrations, Wednesday covers horticultural work and soil and fertilizer topics, with prizes for the best visit article. Superintendent Hartman notes decades of spraying work at the farm has yielded decisive results and that Bordeaux mixture’s use is being reevaluated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Southeastern
Cary Center
F. Ballou
Balleu
J S Cutler
M A
Bachtell
S C. Hartman
Athens County
Neghboring
Hartman
Enrolment Blanks Sent To Athens County Teachers
Enrolment blanks were sent yesterday to the principals of Athens County high schools by Miss Lucy Belle Evans chairing enrolment committees for the Ohio State and Southeastern Ohio Teachers Association. The blanks ask principals to enroll teachers in high schools and collect the membership fee. Teachers not yet receiving their first month’s salary may enroll by promising to pay by December 1 of the Athens County Institute. County Superintendent HOR McVay says all teachers should join to vote for delegates and enjoy association privileges. Athens County teachers credit the association with legislation benefiting local schools, including the Wake law and state aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Lucy Belle Evans
The
Plains
Ohio State
Southeastern Ohio Teachers' Association
Hig High School
Athens Countiers’ Institute
Ze 15
Hor McVay
McVay
Fedl
Ohio State Teachers' Association
Ohio
Atheny County
Hospital Notes at Shelter ing Arms Hospital
Last week admissions include Mr and Mrs A H Stanley St Marys Va for accident and medical treatment Miss Ida Robinson Athons admitted September 36 for legal treatment Harry Holsing Athrus R D admitted September 28 for medical treatment Mr and Mrs Walburn Lo Fan admitted September 29 for medical treatment. Discharges include Miss Whyte Griffin Athens Mr and Mrs VOW Stanter St Marys Va Kermit Wiseman Middleport Miss Daugherty Athens and Alberta Crones Athens. Contalescat patients are Ede yar Wilson Salem B W Buel Athens Miss lats Bell Millfield Miss Isabel Hamilton Athena and Harry Holsington Athens R D 1
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheltering Arms Hospital
A H. Stanley
St Marys
Ida Robinson
Athons
Harry Holsing- Athrus R. D
Mra
Mig
Ro Walburn
Lo Fan
Whyte Griffin
Athens
Vow. Stanter
St Marys Va
Kermit Wiseman
Middleport
Mine
New Discoveries From Bordeaux Spray Experiments
The superintendent notes that Bordeaux mixture varieties such as Grimes Golden and Golden Delicious show poor color while Rome Beauty and Enseco suffer inferior finish, unlike bright red results from dry lime sulfur. He reveals reduced copper sulfate with lime remains effective, dusting is economical, and vast practical spray and dusting knowledge emerges from the experiments.
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Bordeaux
Grimes
Rome
Hartman
Lima and Jackson Share Heavily in Prizes in Contest
In Columbus, Jackson and Lima dominated prize money at the seventh annual Listeddfod final sessions held yesterday under the Southern Ohio Listeddfod Association. About 4000 spectators filled the auditorium. Contest results include piano solo won by Jones Melds of Logan, $15. sketch by Rev Irvine Dugan of Troy, $20. best ladies chorus prize of $400 shared by Lima and Jackson. original poem by Rev Irvine Dungan of Troy, $20. Dale Marshall of Lima, $10 for penmanship. baritone solo by Doris Parry of Columbus, $50. short story won by Lima quartet, $25. biggest prize, $600, for best mined chorus awarded to Lima.
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Jackson
Columbus
Lima
Southern Ohio Uisteddfod Association
Jones Mhelds
Logan
Irvine Dugan
Presbyterian Church
Troy
Irvine Dungan
Dale Marshall
Thio
Wilhelmine Sloan
Donald Dowd
Athens
Doris Parry
Survey planned for all Athens County home economics classes
A county wide survey of needs in girls home economics courses will guide year one standards. Beryl Cone, Phung High School, outlined plans at a Counts County meeting with HR McVay. New teaching methods, including problem method, were discussed and a Southeast Ohio Teachers Association meeting in October will feature talks by Professor Coon and Miss Huston. The next association meeting is set for November 1 in McVay’s office. Attendees included Mrs Faye Throghmorton Amends Glanda Phillips Stewart Lois LeAnger Coalville Ruth McCleod Todi Frances Reading Greens Run Glorce Webb Albany Frances Cooksex Buchtet and Sara W Wiltis Trimble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Hnch
Beryl Cone
Phung
Association of Home Economic Teachers
HR McVays
Inis County
Southeast Ohio Teachers’ Association
Dartsmouth
Coon
University of Chicago
Hazel Huston
Oho State University
McVay Thons
Faye Throghmorton
Amends
Glanda Phillips
Stewart
Lois le Anger
Coalville
Ruth McCleod
Todi Frances Reading
Greens Run
Glorce Webb
Albany
Frances Cooksex
Buchtet
Sara W. Wiltis
Trimble
Famous Women Speak at Ohio PTA State Convention
Thursday will host a full day for the Ohio Branch National Congress of Parents and Teachers at Ohio University. Four round table meetings on health rural life high school PTA and home service begin at 10 o'clock in Ewing Hall and the Fine Arts building. Mrs Sarah Guill of Cleveland presides over rural life and Miss Minnie Price of Ohio State University speaks on home service. Dr Newell Idson and Mrs Tim Wood address youth hygiene later in the day with Prof H Jimold of Wittenberg noted among speakers.
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Ohio
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Home Service
Ewing Hall
Fine Arts
Ohio University
Sarah Guill
Cleveland
Gill
Minnie Price
Troromes
Qe Staite University
Miss Price
Winnie Price
New Bingland
Pree
Charman
State Committee
Thrift
Mtetims
Dwing Hall
Shia
Permela Shields
Adolescend
Tim Wood
New Yale
H Jirnold
Wittenberg
Death of Pact Seen in Notes from Kellogg
London authorities report that the unqualified American rejection of the Anglo French naval pact threatens its speedy death. The American reply surprised many and created confusion among officials awaiting London’s response and possible publication of the full Anglo French agreement.
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Kellogg
London
College to host conference on parental education
College will preside over a conference on parental education with Dr. Jessie M. Charters of Ohio State University delivering the main address. Charters, a former psychology department head and Phi Beta Kappa member, emphasizes education as life and highlights the goal of creating better homes and happier children. The banquet Thursday in the Men's Gymnasium features President Bryan and Dr Clifton with reservations due by Monday to Mrs E R Walker.
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State of Washington
University of Chicago
Los Angeles State Normal School
University of California
Phi Beta Kappa
Sigma Xi
Pi Lambda Theta
Bryan
Doctor Clifton
Htan Monay
E R Walhker
Compare Two Major Parties in New York Speech
Senator Guy Goff of West Virginia on a Republican radio hook up compares the two national parties over the last twenty years. He argues the American government is the world’s largest business and that Republicans stabilized chaotic departments since 1931.
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New York
Guy Goff
West Virginia
Geff
Republican Party
Golf
Beautiful Room Endowed for Janet Golden Fish Memorial
A 160m room at Sheltering Arms Hospital, decorated in blue and brown, was furnished through a $1,000 endowment by Charles E Fish of Boston in memory of Janet Golden Fish of Athens. The room features a Henry Ford bed, mahogany furnishings, a radio, books, fresh flowers, and a photo of Mrs Fish, with the aim of a homelike hospital atmosphere for patients. Janet Golden Fish, daughter of W Reed Golden, died in 1927 after life in hospitals nationwide. this room is the third Fish endowment in her name.
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Virgene Brill
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Charles E Fish
Boston
Janet Goldenish
Athens
Vic Dalla Unienly
Mish
Janet Golden Fish
W. Reed Golden
Funeral attendance and social visits in Coolville community
Sept 29 4 motor car load headed by John Aiken attended the funeral of Mrs R Devore at Sisterville W Va. Several families hosted visits and guests from Athens Columbus Parkersburg Charleston and Huntington. Notable names include Emma Stout C O Wright Hazel Barnhart Allie Morrison and Alex Morrison among others.
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Coolville
John Aiken
John Wise
Howard Tanborey
James Shanks
Arthur Shanks
Frank Shanks
R Devore
Sisterille
W. Va Yvriday
Devore
Emma Stout
Sadhe iKunder
Athens
Mis C O Wright
Hazel
Baby Barnhart
Kenmore
Wellington
Barnhart
Lide Green
Dale Reed
EL. M Daugherty
Ruth
Parkersburg
A B Saunders
Eva Griffin
J. W. Kincade
Calvert
Ginsville
Misa Josh Gunder
Columbus
Eame
Mary Morrison
Elizabeth Richardson
Frost
Troy Church
Toggether
Allie Morrison
Clayton Bgarrows
Glen Re
Alex M. Morrison
A. C Mills
Paul
A .Dodderer
Robert Welcoxen
Herbert Cook
Bertha
Lorena Ward
J. Casto
Charleston
W. Va
Carl Yagala
Ed Brewster
Mantin Dison
OM Pierce
D. O. Finding
Lydia Bentz
Will Schreiber
Huntington, W
Bom Pierce
Charles Findling
Alfred
Redtown Man Fined for Beating Wife Guilty Plea
Redtown man Edith Lolgip Thompson pleaded guilty before Justice Carl Mo Porter to beating his wife. He was fined 40 dollars and placed in county jail for default. deputy Weed Week arrested him on an affidavit filed by Thompson.
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Ldith
Lolgip Thompson
Redtown
Justice of the Peace
Carl Mo Porter
Shevite Weed Week
Republican claims credit for U S progress in eight years
The speech lauds a Republican record of reduced government spending from 6.5 billion to 3.5 billion, a drop in the national debt from 24.05 billion to 17.604 billion, and tax cuts that lowered obligations for middle incomes. It credits administration actions, bond support, and restored confidence in the economy. It also mentions various pledges and outcomes, with references to domestic policy and financial improvements.
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Republican Party
Mise Amie Nash
Pai
Walburn
Head
Automobile
Auto Crash Hurts Couple Near Farm Incident
Two people were seriously hurt when the steering gear failed on a large sedan driven by Mr. Walburn. The car left a 20 foot bank, rolled four times, and ended upside down in a ditch near the Lewis farm. Mrs Walburn suffered severe bruises and possible rib fractures. an X-ray was needed to assess her condition. Walter Whitlash’s farm was the scene a short distance away, and the Stout ambulance from Nelsofie ville transported the injured to the hospital.
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Walter Whitlash
Nelsofieville
W. G. Danford
Tor
Waiburn
Lozan
Lewis Farm
Circichlil
Honver-Curtis
Ohio University
Walburn
Wal
Windsor
Depencut
Columbus
Tha Uni
Republican Dnan
Awd Nhawa Hia Atehe Aon
Letnta Neonniantion
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State Farm
Sarahb Gill
Arnold
Goff
C. E. Fish
T. R. Walburn
Ohio Hoover Club For Women
Coats
Mens Shoes
ATH
LA Laa
Cotton Howe
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