Briefs From Several Ohio Towns in Early April
OOLVILLE reports arrival of a family joining eight sisters. OSHOCTON notes six arrests linked to a series of 18 burglaries by bandits. ELLAIRE clocks gone, fire alarm sounded at noon. ACYRUS farmers plan to test early potatoes bought directly from Teedana Vetlit. DNLKULa mentions rising crime costs in accounting court cases. ILLONVALHS reports a bakery confederacy theft of $1245 plus several pearls. ARTHUR notes southern Ohio schools closing for summer. OGAN mentions Schick test expansion with smallpox vaccination. EFIANCE says Mrs Caswell arrested for returning stolen funds after checks. HILLSCOTHE compares city expenses under pay as you go plan with 1923 figures. ELSONVILLE ends with landmark mention of King Valley coal field.
Women Don't Dress Properly Coming to Show Them
Residences of the late J R Buchtel at Buchtel in Nelsonville Ohio burned. In Nelsonville on April 2, as coal mines run part time, clay industries in the district provide steady work for several hundred men with orders from across the United States.
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J R Buchtel
Bucht el
Nelsonville
Hocking Valley
United States
Madame MM. Rousseau
Faces Shape Character Says Professor in Defiance
Professor J A Kirby of Defiance College divides faces into circular triangular and square types claiming square faces indicate fixed habits while triangular types are nervous temperamental and clever and round faces are easygoing. Ohio state supervisor F L Allen notes steady attendance at state and independent institutes with 83 independent and 21 state aid institutes using funds to offset costs and broaden to include villagers alongside farmers. Forest Acres and Cross Roads Market along with Farmerette rank among top winter placings in university lists.
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J. A. Kirby
Defiance College
Defiance
Kirby
Pell Street
New York
Police Gazette
F. L. Allen
Ohio
Allen
Universite Aravietet
Pla
Maet- Tronse
Gas well lubricant flows on Dexter farm near Pomeroy
An old gas well on the Anderson farm near Dexter is flowing lubricant at about 50 barrels daily amid ongoing investigations and a fire. The report notes Western Meigs County’s tension with Washington as the situation develops. The item also mentions the National Cash Register Co. opening a Elyria branch in the Masonic Temple building and quotes executives on local merchandising needs.
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Pomeroy, O
Meigs County
Washington
Anderson Farm
Dexter
Elyria
National Cash Register Co
Masonic Temple Building
Man Pleads Guilty to Manslaughter in George Salinas Case
34 year old Xanthales Aban Tolies of Ohio entered a guilty plea to manslaughter for the February 22 murder of George Salinas. He was sentenced to 1915 to 20 years in the Ohio Penitentiary by the common pleas court.
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Aban Tolies
Xanthales
George Salinas
Ohio Penitentwrs
Common Pleas
Farmers' Institutes Draw Large Winter Attendance in Ohio
Ohio Farmers Institutes end winter session with high turnout. state aid event held in February and independent meetings last week, attendance near peak levels despite fewer organized entertainments. Final reports pending.
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Ohio
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Ellaire
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Carthur
Elk Townships
Ogan
Schick
Efiance. O
Re Caswell
Toledo
Mrswell
Napoleon
Hillscothe
Elsonville
King Valley Coal Field
Madame Rousseau
Marquis of Hastings
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Hone
Bellans
Western Reserve Finance Company
Turner Block
Lee Whitney & Co
Farmers’ Institutes
Yellow Cab Co
Gein
Giaw Geer
Laws OF Humanity
Elyria Swimming Pool Company
Elyria Swimming Pogt
Elyria Swimming Pool
Elyala Kiwanis Club
Jim Armitage
E Trajil Yeswine
Téler, Sevrecary
O’donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Wurt Street
Green Line
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