Marion High School debate on federal railroad control crown
A Friday afternoon auditorium debate at Marion High School featured Sophonia Johns arguing for federal railroad control. Speakers Florence Mand Harry Bishop Le Toy Frank for the affirmative and Dana Teed Morris Park Faye Myers for the negative faced faculty judges, who favored the affirmative two to one. Margaret Burgess performed a pleasing vocal selection.
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Florence Mand
Harry Bishop
le Toy Frank
Dana Teed
Morris Park
Faye Myers
Margaret Burgess
Local pastor declines call to Buoying church
Tev F W Knatz, who filled the pulpit at the Reformed Church last Sunday, declined the local pastorate after the call was extended. He prefers remaining with his Bucyrus flock, much to the congregation's disappointment.
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F. W. Knatz
The
Reformed Church
Fire at Barn Threatens Residence in Pearl Street Area
Central fire department rushed to Mrs. Anna Woodcock at 469 Pearl Street early this morning to extinguish small barn blazes behind the residence. The flames were brought under control with minor damage reported.
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Anna Woodcock
Pearl Street
Gym Banquet Big Success at YMCA Event
The annual YMCA gymnasium banquet was held in the evolution building last evening with about 75 attendees. Dr. C E Sawyer presided as toastmaster and R E Lewis, state association secretary from Columbus, delivered the principal address “The Broader View.” Medals were awarded to Rodney Minne and Aofie Taleh Hare for top finishes in a race. Hugh Smith received a sterling silver fob.
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Evolation
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Smith
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Hennae
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Rodney Minne
Lewis
Colonel Ammel Retires as Guard Leader. Barger to Act
Col Ammel of the Ohio National Guard's Fourth Infantry retires after twenty five years of service. Lt Col Whirger to fill colonel role pending election of a successor. The officer expressed gratitude to officers and men, noting Ammel’s long career and leadership.
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Fourth Infantry
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Ohio National Guards
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Pore
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Amiel
Mae Kame Wilfinae
Sipport
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Confedersta Army
Columbus
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Plans for July 1 Car Run on Scioto Valley Line
Ridge Over the Scioto is in position and Trolley Wire is being strung. Officials expect trains to run by July 1 as the trolley wire arrives and work resumes, with grading to follow once wires are up. The Bucyrus end wagon operation halts until wiring is completed, and the Beloto river bridge nearing final stages.
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Beloto
Aged Woman Jine Stonestreet Dies. Interment Planned
An elderly resident Jine Stonestreet aged eighty eight died at the county infirmary this morning at 7 80 o clock. She had no known husband or parents and no children survive. Mir Old Baker of Awota is the sister. The remains will be taken to Pagota for interment today.
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Jine Stonestreet
Thhe County Iifirmary
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Olt Baker
Awoota
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Milk price cut announced by Marion Milk Co
The Marion Milk Company announces a price reduction to Se per quart, signaling lower costs for shoppers and potential impact on local dairy sales. The notice emphasizes savings for customers in the coming weeks.
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Marion
Dispute Over Ham and Eggs Ends in Expulsion
A rough stranger argued with Abel and Coonrod restaurant staff over a ham and eggs bill. The man insisted 25 cents was enough, but the manager demanded 35 cents. A quarrel ensued and a scuffle followed, ending with the stranger paying and being expelled.
Growling Barbers Strike Shuts Early Steubenville Shops
In Steubenville on May 2 the Journeymen bikers walked out in a strike after barbers refused to sign a deal to close work half an hour earlier in the evening.
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Jouneymen
Hoes
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