Strike spreads in Ohio bituminous mines amid wage dispute
In March, the Sivika movement among bituminous miners expands to additional plants as operators press wage cuts. About 7,000 workers in Hocking Valley began a February strike protesting pay reductions and demanding UMWA recognition. Eastern Ohio operators offer a choice between cuts or mine closures and Hanna Coal mines at Piney Fork and Dillienville see 856 idle miners after wage rejection. A flight by Adjutant Greverat Fran Wenderson reports to George White that troops may be sent into strike zones.
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Athens
Sivika
Ohio
Readiuissi
Hocking Valley
United Mine, Workers of America
Hanna Coal Company
Piney Fork
Dillienville
Jefferson County
Greverat Fran Wenderson
Tay
George White
Amherst Lenten Services Close With Inspiring Talk
The final in a series of Lenten services was held at St. Peter's Church on Wednesday evening led by Pastor Rev. Schmidt. The event featured the Parish Hall choir singing the weekly Bible lesson as “Beneath the Cross of Jesus” and a sermon titled Lost. German services led by Rev. Henry will begin at Panl Piiheras church at 6 PM with Good Friday and Hols Communion planned, including Maundy and evangelical arrangements at St. Peter's.
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Amherst
St. Peter's
Eva Heal Churel
Wvitarse
Schmidt
de Rive
Peelair
Flot. Moore
Henry
Panl Piiheras Ehuren
Hols
St. Peter’s “Vangatical
Cle. Schmidt
C. B. Schmidt
St. John's Evangelical Church
Fist I. Me
1 Evangelical Church
Wey
Ritkel
Holy Place
Evenin
Hickel
Oly
Sergion
Lipantiqai
Pridas Eveninz
First Evangelical
St. Josep Catholic Church
Eagles
FT. C. F
Counterfeiters Sentenced In Cleveland Trial
In Cleveland on March 24, Fred Polyck and his son Otto were sentenced to eight and three years respectively after pleading guilty to counterfeiting and embezzlement. They admitted making 1,500 counterfeit half dollars, found in a church. Separately, notices of Holy Week services, church activities, and social events fill a page with community details and schedules.
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Cleveland
Fred Polyck
Otto
United Stats District
Samuel I. West
Theippston
Goethe memory focus at Oberlin address by Wisconsin professor
Oberlin College hosts a program marking Goethe's memory and the 10th anniversary observance. Professor Drool AL Tobffeld from the Wisconsin University German department will speak to Oberlin College students this afternoon on Goethe and the world today.
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Oberlin
Goethe
Drool AL Tobffeld
Wisconsin University
Oberlin College
Pittsfield Briefs Primer in March Society Notes
Pipsfield and Pootsfield items recount social calls and visits. Mrs Eva West and daughter Florence host the Ladies Society meeting at the Community church. Fannie West of Cleve visits Grace West and Newnie West. The Bors Outi Club, led by Albert Meddle of Oberlin, hikes to the Arboretum and studies code signals. Eastor services are planned at M E Church with Rev Ruehholz presiding. Numerous local residents and visitors are noted in everyday community life.
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Pootsfield
Ladies’ Society of the Community Church
Eva West
Florence
Fannie West
Cleve
Grace West
Newnie West
Bors Outi Club
Pittsfield
Albert Mefidle
Oberlin
Arboretum
Aries Penworth
Oulu
Greenwich
Peplews
M. ER. Churel
Ruehholz
Roral M. BE
Alys.Khur “Whitney
Om Sunslay
Afre
Kyoek
Balllian Custer
Hoh
Davidean Weth
Cundei
Addia Chevalier
Walter Treen
Cleveland
Mrs. Green
Fields
Clarellon Fortune
Lester Pratt
Ridgeville
and Airs
Ray Leinebrough
Evening Prizes Won At Local Social Event In Oberlin
Mr and Mrs William Pratt won first prizes while guests included Mr and Mrs Joe Ashe substituting for sick hosts Mr and Mrs Henry Ream. Also present were Mr and Mrs Edo Henson Mrs Coinimap and others from Oberlin. The event featured refreshments and socializing before a Cleveland show attendance noted. The nearby Rowlanes Orchestra drew a large crowd at the Men’s Club supper with a one hour program led by Ray Joland’s Pentfold.
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Wilelian Pratt
Joe Ashe
Henry Ream
Edo Henson
Eof Elyria
Mis
Ste Coinimap
Hile
William Strani
Oberlin
Rowlanes Orchestia
Michitel
Ray Jowland
Chaismian Waa
Will Study Place of Music in College Life
A study titled The Place of Music in College Life is being planned by a committee led by Dr Hateh Wilkins with 23,090 from the Carnegie Corporation. Sponsored by the Association of American Colleges, the study will examine needs for work in music, teaching methods, costs, appreciation, and relation to other subjects. The effort involves Miss K Hite Irma Spieg, Miriam Fowl and others.
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Oberlin
Hateh Wilki
Carnegie Corporation
The
Association of American Colleges
Th. Wilkins
Town Line Road Briefs from a Fragmented Notice
Fragmented OCR reads as local notices with names such as Valentine Cok and August Lange, mentioning travel, family visits, and a few dates. Reads poorly but indicates NYC-like townline brief items about kin, residences, and travel plans with Cleveland references.
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Townelene Road
Mare
Valentine Cok
Mum Conk
Fami
August Lange
Edward
Cirvels End
Kathryn
le My
Anna
Burhan
Lakewoerd
Fhs
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Kellogg's
Kellogg’s
W. K. Kellogg
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Kebhaggs RN
Ladies’ Aid Society
Thn Congregational Church
Wariars
P. al Bearer
CL Schotiein
Louisville, Ky
A. M. Schofield
Otis Alton
Elmer Grigel
Scotland Yard
Piptsfield
Roy Morner
General Electric
General Electri
Fesharan
Cn. Ft
Jahar
Ohio Public Service O
Cities
Miss Esther
Clevero
K Hite
Irma Shcsiberg
Ffulen Balzar
Uta Midge
Sumday Yn
Lydia
Irma Spieg
Lcene
Miriam Fowl
South Ridge
Olver Schuber
Ahgent
Mandar
Columbus
Tugal
Daxon
Will
Pittsburgh
Jacksonvill
BS Angelm
Elyria
Emerson
Aalorsheim
van Huesen
Robinson and Hancock Co
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