New Vienna High opens basketball season with strong turnout
Coach L M Freeman reports 24 candidates for boys and 15 for girls. Aaron Rice anchors the boys, with a fast squad expected. Seven home games slated from December to February. Season tickets at 1.50 adults 75 cents kids. single admission 30 cents.
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L. M. Freeman
Aaron Rice
New Vienna High School
Kingman
Martinsville
William
Clarksville
Centerville
Lynchburg
Hillsboro Boy Honored as Ohio Wesleyan Captain
Hillsboro youth Maurice Frump, a junior at Ohio Wesleyan, was elected captain of next year’s football team. He has two years on the squad, alternating tackle and guard, and was nearly unanimously chosen. Ohio Wesleyan, last season conference champions, lost 3-0 to Ohio Northern in the season finale, an upset.
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Hillsboro
Ohio Wesleyan
Ohio Northern
Maurice Frump
W. J. Frump
Teachers Split Pay Schedule Adopted by Board
Washington D. C. public school teachers now receive their salaries twice each month after the Board of Education adopted the new pay method following a practice common in business and railroads. Teachers reportedly approve the change.
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Washington D. H
Board of Education
Greenfield Raid Nabs 16 From Upstairs Gambling Rooms
Police conducted a major raid Sunday afternoon at a Greenfield gambling house. Sixteen occupants in upstairs rooms were rounded up, the owner fined 500 dollars plus costs, while others faced legal action according to the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenfield
Nellie Moore Memorial building dedicated at Wimington church
The Nellie Moore Memorial building was presented to the Church of Christ in Wimington last Sunday. N Houston Moore’s friend A I McVey delivered the gift on behalf of the donor while R W White accepted for the Board of Trustees. L E Brown gave the dedication address and Rev J A Long led the dedicatory prayer. Fraternal services followed with eleven county ministers attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Moore
Church of Christ
Wimington
N. Houston Moore
A. I. McVey
R. W. White
Board of Trustees
L. E. Brown
J. A. Long
Tig Aernoon
Wilson
Selfishness Recoil Echoes In Emerson Quotation
A quote attributed to Emerson notes that selfishness harms the selfish more than the person it withholds from, illustrating moral reciprocity and the cost of self-centered behavior. The fragment references the idea of reciprocity and personal loss due to selfish actions.
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Emerson
Business Men Enjoy Two Hours in Gym
Wilmington merchants and citizens are invited to a free Monday evening fitness class led by Athletic Director C. W. Bolen of Wilmington College from 7 to 9. The casual program allows volleyball, indoor baseball, basketball and other games with everyone participating. rubber sole shoes are required.
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Wilmington
C. W. Bolen
Wilmington College
Bolen
Fourth Annual Bazaar and Bake Sale by Womans Club
The Womans Club hosts its fourth annual bazaar and bake sale at the Jimmi Carey storeroom on Main Street Saturday December 13. Booths offer aprons fancy work candy cakes pies cottage cheese and more with proceeds aiding Community Betterment. Chairmen urge public cooperation seeking donations of thickened cakes aprons and handwork for sale.
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Womans Club
Jimmi Carey
Main Street
B. T. Penn Jr
H. N. Penn
S. E. Harris
H. W. Curtis
Leesburg to Host Third Annual Poultry Show
Leesburg announces its Third Annual Poultry Show January 7 to 11 with top birds from surrounding counties. Valuable cups and sash prizes will again be awarded. entrants urged to showcase their best birds and have catalogs mailed soon with full details.
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Leesburg
M E Church Schedules Sunday Services and Evangelistic Meetings
The M E Church “A Friendly Church” in December 1924 lists Walter C. Peters as pastor. Sunday school at 9:00 A M led by B T Penn. public worship at 10:15 A M with a sermon on The Gospel of Salvation Faith. Epworth League at 7:00 P M. No evening service due to Auburn Chapel meetings. no mid week service as Evangelistic meetings run for two weeks starting Sunday at 7 P M.
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M. E. Church
Walter C. Peters
B. T. Penn
Epworth League
Auburn Chapel
Auburn
Hemstitching for Ideal Christmas Gifts
Home made hem stitching loses the home look and becomes a store quality gift. The New Laundry and Dry Cleaning Co. at Hillsboro offers hemstitching to create an ideal Christmas gift with professional export quality results.
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New Laundry and Dry Cleaning Co
Hillsboro
Noted Author Starts Day With Public Greeting
A quoted remark attributed to a noted author describes starting the day with the phrase Good morning dear world I love you. The sentence reflects a reflective habit and is drawn from a transcript identified as Boston Transcript.
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Pboston Transcript
Veteran journalist James Parker Chew dies at 92
James Parker Chew founder and editor of the Xenia Daily Gazette died at his home at 92. Born in York County Pennsylvania he learned printing in Carlisle and built a career including Lawrenceburg Press tenure Internal Revenue collector in Lawrenceburg district and treasurer of the Associated Ohio Dailies. He bought the Gazette in 1877 converting it to a daily in 1881. Survived by widow two daughters and grandson who heads Chew Publishing.
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James Parker Chew
Xenia Daily Gazette
Mr. Chew
York County
Pennsylvania
Carlisle
Penn
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Gazette
Associated Ohio Dailies
Harding
George W. Childs
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Chew
A. B. Chew
A. Chew
Chew Publishing Company
W.E. Hopton
Syracuse
N. Y
J. C. McCormick
Xenia
Common Sense at Grade Crossings and Stop Policy
The article argues that railroad grade crossings cause about 2 000 deaths and 6 000 injuries annually and urges a law requiring a full stop before crossing any track to reduce crashes. It frames the measure as humanitarian and low cost, noting drivers rarely stop voluntarily.
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Insurance Field
Common Sense
The Most Abused Animal in Farm Life
The piece argues bulls kept in confinement suffer from filth and neglect leading to aggression, while well cared for bulls in fairs respond to kind treatment with better behavior. It emphasizes humane handling and the contrast between harsh conditions and prize show care.
State Grange to Meet in Zanesville
The Ohio State Grange holds its 32nd annual session December 9 to 11 at Memorial Hall Zanesville with a public reception December 8. State officers election occurs December 10 and notable attendees include L. J. Taber and Dean Vivian of Ohio State University.
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Ohio State Grange
Memorial Hal
Zanesville
Ohio
W. F. Kirk
Port Clinton
A. F. Moon
Conover
Grange
G. R. Lewis
Columus
L. J. Taber
Tuberculosis Treatments and Hope Highlight 25 Years Ago
An item notes past tuberculosis history with Koch’s discovery in 1882 and Trudeau’s sanitarium regimen. It mentions rest fresh air good food exercise medical supervision and removal from worry. The U S Public Health Service tests a new cure from Denmark linked to Christmas seals as a potential breakthrough.
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Koch
Trudeau
U. S. Public Health Service
Denmark
Revival Meetings Open in Lynchburg Led by Roud Shaw
The Firs Church of Christ in Lynchburg hosts a Sunday start revival led by Kentucky evangelist Roud Shaw. Mrs Shaw oversees song service with assistance from young Shaw who will perform solos during the event.
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Firs Church of Christ
Lynchburg
Roud Shaw
Kentucky
Hilles
Moody
Billy Sunday
Newell Dwight Hilles
Dwight L. Moody
Traverce Harrison
Kenneth Kerr Illness Update From Clinton County Press
Kenneth Kerr advertising manager of the News Journal and editor of the Clinton County Democrat remains ill after a week of grip disease influenza and tonsillitis followed by a painful head gathering leaving him exhausted. Friends fear for his condition.
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Kenneth Kerr
the News
Journal
Clinton County
Huenza
Hillsboro Hospital Elects Three Trustees at Annual Meeting
At the Hillsboro News Herald report on the annual members meeting three trustees were elected: Joseph E. Carroll, J. A. Head, and Granville Barrere. All have served on the board for several years.
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Hillsboro Hospital
Ie Ve
Joseph E. Carroll
J. A. Head
Granville Barrere
Hillsboro
News- Herald
Mrs Eaton Improves After Major Operation at Fayette Hospital
Friends learn Mrs. Fred A. Eaton is recovering well after a major operation performed a week ago. She is staying at Fayette Hospital in Washington Do.
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Fred A. Eaton
Fayette Hospital
Washington
Do. H
Honor Roll List By Grade Includes November Recipients
Honor roll for November lists third grade students including Cleo Harris Harold Pittser Ralph Murphy Alberta Ru lon Robert Bernard Ilo King Robbie Borden Everett Powell Charles Ballard Mary Belle Gregory Lloyd Wilkins. Fourth grade names Herbert Steele Donna Graves Lucille Perry Mil dred McVey Dale McDonald Macy Louie Barber Eugene McElwee Kenneth Murphy Joe Lindsey Lucile Fisner Burdette Bernard Beulah McKibben Rodger Hapnie Carl West Norman Brown.
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Cleo Harris
Haroid Pittser
Ralph Murphy
Alberta Rulon
Robert Bernard
Ilo King
Robbie Borden
Everett Powell
Charles Ballard
Mary Belle Gregory
Lloyd Wilkins
Herbert Steele
Donna Graves
Lucille Perry
Mildred McVey
Dale McDonald
Macy Louie Barber
Eugene McElwee
Kenneth Murphy
Joe Lindsey
Lucile Fisner
Burdette Bernard
Beulah McKibben
Rodger Hapnie
Carl West Norman Brown
Mary Elizabeth Dos
Miss Ethel Johnson Accepts Bank Bookkeeper Post
Miss Ethel Johnson accepts a position as bookkeeper at New Vienna Bank after ten years as Assistant Postmaster. Friends wish her success in this new work.
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Ethel Johnson
New Vienna Bank
Miss Johnson
Wilmington College Loses Final Game On Thanksgiving Day
Wilmington College football team fell 27 to 0 to the University of Dayton in a hard fought Thanksgiving Day contest. The locals gave strong support despite being outweighed about 15 pounds per man and minor injuries noted.
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Wilmington College
University of Dayton
Wilmington
Silly superstition on phases of the moon in health
The note argues there is no fountition for the belief that moon phases influence the nervous system or health. It dismisses lunar effects as superstition and urges reliance on science and reason for medical understanding.
Opera House Heats Up After Furnace Repair
Henry Miller the local furnace man arranged a check with Heat Expert Engineer from Hustler Furnace Co Day ton Ohio last Tuesday. Three collar shafts were added to vent cold air and restore heating to 76 degrees, ensuring comfortable performances going forward.
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Henry Miller
Hustler Furnace Co
Dayton
Ohio
Ievetore
Sweet Reason in Court Leaves Husband Speechless
A court hearing features a puzzled husband claiming his wife leaves him for “sweet reason” while mixing odd phrases. The exchange highlights a domestic dispute framed in unclear language as the judge listens.
England Likes Salmon
England buys more canned salmon from America than any other country, reflecting strong demand in its groceries and processing industries.
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England
Mayor Bans Nickel-Slot Operations in Wilmington
Acting on Mayor H. D. Pennington and Police Chief Ben South orders, Wilmington nickel-slot machines were turned to the wall. State law No 13066 allows arrests and $50 fines for operators or those tolerating such gambling in businesses.
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H. D. Pennington
Ben South
Wilmington
Pennington
American Legion Post Coming to New Vienna
The New Vienna community plans an American Legion post to represent ex service members in state and national affairs. It pledges allegiance to the U S Constitution, promotes patriotism and community welfare, and invites local business men, lodges, and civic groups to support the charter and participate in the movement.
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New Vienna
American Legion
Uncle Sam
United States
America
Legion
Lodges
Ae Womens Clubs
Civic Orders
Schools Reopen In New Market Concord And Clay Township
The New Market Concord and Clay Township schools, closed since November due to lack of funds, opened Monday on orders of the County Board of Education. The board now assumes responsibility for securing funds to pay operating expenses.
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New Market
Concord
Clay Township
County Board of Education
Hillsboro News-Herald
Elks Memorial Service Set in Hillsboro Hall
Hillsboro Lodge of Elks holds annual memorial Sunday afternoon December 7 at the hall. Judge N. Craig McBride will deliver the address amid music and an impressive ritual for absent brothers, with an excellent musical program in the works.
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Hillsboro Lodge of Elks
N. Craig McBride
Hillsboro News-Herald
Hillsboro Sells Bonds For North and South High Paving
Hillsboro council sold street assessment bonds for North and South High streets to the Herrick Co of Cleveland at a premium of 1100 dollars. With 12 bidders the bonds total 29600 dollars bearing 6 percent interest for 10 years. The lowest premium offered was 642.86 dollars. Bonds cover unpaid property owner shares on the streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrick Co
Cleveland
Hillsboro News-Herald
Mrs F C Conklin Taken Monday Death Notice
Mrs Fannie Conklin aged 67 died Monday morning at 6 at her Martinsville home. She was wife of Frank C Conklin and survived by children John Edward Goldie Fannie Osborn Cale Clarence White and Charles Conklin. Funeral Wednesday at 1 30 at home with Rev Chaney officiating burial in Westboro cemetery.
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Fannie Conklin
Martinsville
Frank C. Conklin
John
Edward
Goldie
Fannie Osborn
Cale
Clarence Whitehead
Wilmington
Charles Conklin
Blanchester
Mr. Chaney
Westboro
Wilmington College Opens Basketball Season With Bliss Clash
Wilmington College five hosts Bliss College of Columbus in the season opener at the college gym. Coach Bolen’s squad, expected to be strong again this year, faces familiar rivalries including Detroit College, with a big schedule anticipated and local fans eager for competitive games.
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Wilmington College Five
Bliss College
Columbus
Bliss
Bolen
Basketeers
Detroit College
Detroit Outfit
United States
Wilmington College
Shop Early Mail Early CampaIgn Urges Secure Packaging
Community message promotes early shopping and mailing to aid postmen and clerks, urges secure wrapping and clear return addresses in the upper left corner. It recalls last year’s generosity and aims to ensure Christmas deliveries reach loved ones on Christmas morning.
Children Burned as Coal Oil Ignites Embers
Gertrude and Vivian Stricker, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Toby Stricker, were burned on their faces when coal oil used to light a cook stove exploded. Their mother poured the oil over live embers, and the blast threw burning liquid onto the children. They were taken to Hillsboro for medical treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude
Vivian
Toby Strcker
Merchant to Retire D. D. Gayman of Sabahina Greenfield 1905
D. D. Gayman, a long time Sabahina merchant who opened a Greenfield store in 1905, announced last week his retirement after 49 years in business and started a stock sale. A birthday dinner honored Ray Carter on Sunday at his home with Mr. and Mrs. Ben Fisher and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Carter attending.
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D. D. Gayman
Sabina
Greenfield
Ray Carter
Carter
Ben Fisher
Elmer Carter
Friends Church tohold service next Sunday evening
With no Christian Endeavor group present last Sunday, Mrs Eliza Moore will again lead the meeting next Sunday evening at Friends Church.
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Eliza Moore
Unflattering Cognomen Coober Pedy Described
The passage notes Coober Pedy as a remote South Australian town famed for opal with a 100 mile distance from anything, called py com Pedy by local Aboriginal people meaning white man living in a hole.
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Coober Pedy
Anyhere
British Empire
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Wilminto
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Madge Johnson
Delbert Matthews
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Elks Memorial
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