William Koon Named Murray Fire Chief
William Koon has been appointed by Mayor Fred following the resignation of Chief Clifford Donson to head the Murray Fire Department. The city council will meet the first Monday in July to confirm the appointment and select members for the department.
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Roy Reed Dies of Gun Wound in Murray City
Roy Reed, 47, colored, died from a gunshot wound suffered in Ida May West Virginia two weeks earlier. Military funeral held at his home in Murray City with Rev Nutter officiating. Burial at Murray City cemetery. Survived by his wife and two children. Dale Harris and Charles Storer of the Junior Drum Corps served as bustlers.
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Frank Dixon
South Main Street
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W. Va
Nutter
Charles Storer
Dale Harris
Murray City Cemetery
Funeral services for Will Thompson at U B Church
Funeral services were held Wednesday at the U B church for 67 year old Will Thompson. Rev Standford and Rev John Currens conducted the rites. The body was taken to a sister's home in Columbus before burial at Murray City cemetery. He is survived by several sisters and a brother.
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Langley elected grand junior beadle at Foresters meeting
Mr Langley returned from Toledo where he attended a grand lodge session as delegate and was honored with election as grand junior beadle. Miss Ruth Penn came back from Cleveland after several weeks there with her sister Mrs Margaret Miller and son Phil and Mrs Cleo Rogers. they will visit Mrs Earl Storer.
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Straitsville
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Borotra Accepts Duel Challenge From French Swordsman
In France a duel ultimatum arose after Jean Borotra refused to play singles for the Davis Cup team. Didier Poulain, noted aviator and tennis writer, issued the challenge to the famed Basque player, stirring national sport heatedness as Borotra agreed to duel in response.
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Governor Davey Cuts Ohio Budget and Chamber Praises
Ohio Governor Davey slashed about eight million dollars from the biennial general appropriations bill drawing praise from the Ohio Chamber of Commerce. Secretary George B. Chandler lauded the action as moral courage and temperate budget control amid rising prices, noting the veto cuts resemble the previous administration's levels.
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George B. Chandler
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Chandler
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Vagabond Lady at Pythian Theater Offers Romance and Laughs
A Hal Roach M G M feature directed by Sam Taylor arrives for two days at the Pythian Theatre. Josephine Spiggins pursues romance with John Spears while Tony Spears pursues her, generating comic conflict with family meddling. Colorful cast includes Robert Young and Byvelyn Venable with Berté Churchhill and Reginald Denny. Also notes Crawford County bicycle races planned during the Crawford county fair.
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Tony Spears
Spiggins
John Spear
Tony
House of Spear
Robert Young
Byvelyn Venable
Bertét Churchhill
Reginald Denny
Frank Craven
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Carbon Hill Social News Roundup
Billie Evans visits grandmother Mrs Sarah Evans while relatives travel from Maryland and Massachusetts. Announce Birth: Elmer and Mrs. Lehman greet a daughter born June 24 with grandparents listed. Local residents and visitors include the Devols, Lehmans, Blosser, Robey, and Byers visiting Logan, Laurelville, Columbus, and nearby towns.
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the Plains
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Woodrow Devol
New York
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Zoe Blosser
Lizzie Evans
Logan
Carrie Green
Don Yates
Fred Shaw
Centralia, Jr
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Charley Green
Viola Tom
Charles Robey
Hattoc
Mabel Sowers
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Clarence Lehman
Charley Robey
Martha Groves
Fisherman lands bass and four-pound carp in Scioto River
Willard Ruder reports a Scioto river incident where a fisherman hooked a bass and became entangled with a carp weighing over four pounds, both fish were landed.
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Willard Ruder
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Couple Reunite After 26 Years of Separation
Elyria Ohio June 28 AP William Harrington of Laporte and Mrs Nellie Harrington reconcile after 26 years apart amid their 51 years of marriage. They have six children on record and live with their renewed family bond.
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William Harrington
Laporte
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Special Large-Print Books Bought by State Librarian
Paul A. T. Noon, state librarian, bought a collection of books printed for the visually impaired. The volumes are in 24 point bold type and aid readers with sight difficulties.
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Columbus, CO
Paul A. T. Noon
Defiance County OKs Bridge Plan on Second Street
Defiance county commissioners reached an agreement to cooperate on a $147,000 bridge over the Auglaize river on Second street. The plan provides that the state pay 65 percent and the county 85 percent.
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Second Street
Auglaize River
Defiance
Post Office Clerks Fail to Deliver Letter to President Wilson
Washington C H Ohio clerks recently handled a letter addressed to President Wilson at the White House in Washington D C but could not find a valid street address for delivery. The missive highlights mail routing challenges and historic post office procedures in addressing.
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Post Office
Wilson
White House
Washington, D. C
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