Ohio University Symphony Opens Convocation With Three Selections
Professor DeForest W. Ingerham led the Ohio University Symphony Orchestra in a student convocation program this morning. They performed The Coronation March from the Prophet by Meyerbeer, Ballet of the Flowers by Hadley, and The War March of the Priests by Mendelssohn, plus a four part piece Wild Rose Mars guerites Jasmine and Heather ending with a bagpipe effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University Symphony Orchestra
DeForest W. Ingerham
Meyerbeer
Hadley
Mendelssohn
Young Men Fellowship Class Sets 25 Member Goal
Nelsonville April 10 The Young Men's Fellowship Class met at the Itian Church with 14 members and aims to grow to 25. It invites 16 to 21 year olds not attending another Sunday School to join, with several listed as to attend next Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Itian
Floyd Barrows
Floyd Brown
Clyde Maffin
Gerald Maffin
Guy
Nelsonville PTA meeting covers crime talk and band funds
Judge Harley Whitcraft spoke on Crime and Criminal Tendencies at Nelsonville High School. Nellie Pickett played violin. a trio sang. The Boy Scouts demonstrated knot tying and rescue work. Funds for the band were raised totaling $103.05. an athletic carnival was set for April 20. a kindergarten is discussed for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Harley Whitcraft
Logan
Nellie Pickett
Peter Shough
W. W. Whitlatch
Bay
H. EF. Zuber
Shirley
Long
Schoonover
Buell
Hall
Mills
L. E. Buell
H. E. Zuber
Nelsonville High Band
T. A. White Elephant
Welch
Dr. Welch
Athens Band
Coolidge Joins New York Life Board
Calvin Coolidge today accepted a board seat at the New York Life Insurance Company to replace the late Myron Herrick. This marks his first official post since leaving office March 4, following Grover Cleveland who served with Equitable Life. He will be elected at the May board meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Calvin Coolidge
New York Life Insurance Company
Myron T. Herrick
Grover Cleveland
Equitable Life Insurance Company
Coolidge
Keogh to Manage Lima Restaurant for Cook & Anderson
John Keogh, assistant manager of the Spot Restaurant for four years, will leave this week for Lima to take over the restaurant owned by Cook & Anderson. Mrs Keogh and their infant daughter remain in Greenville and will join him once a residence is found. The family home was on Stimson Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Keogh
Spot
Lima
Cook & Anderson
Spot Eating Houses
Ex‑Kaiser Aide Karl Hartung Arrested in Doorn Revelations
Berlin police disclosed the arrest of Karl Hartung, longtime secretary to the former Kaiser's wife, on a secret hold. Hartung allegedly threatened to reveal details of life at Doorn Castle in Holland where the exiled former Kaiser resides.
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Berlin
U.P
Karl Hartung
Kaiser
Avs
Hartung
Doorn Castle
Holland
Hunt for Mother in April Missing Case
Youngstown dispatch reports a date wide search for Elizabeth Savon mother of four who disappeared after a quarrel with her husband. Police and local officials coordinated efforts across the area to locate her.
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Youngstown
Elizabeth Savon
Wellville
Judge Whitcraft Addresses Rotary On Crime Causes
H M Whitcraft of Hocking County urged Nelsonville Rotarians to curb sympathy for criminals and strengthen jury service. He cited rising Ohio prison populations, limited impact of parole and probation, and a trend toward laxity on minor crimes to deter greater offenses.
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Nelsonville
H. M. Whitcraft
Hocking County
Rotary Club
Judge Whitcraft
Whitcraft
Ohio
Court of Justice
Bureau of Research
Cleveland
Ohio Penitentiary
First Class Certificate For Deanville Rural School
H R McVay Athens County Superintendent presented Doanville School in April with a State Department of Education certificate confirming a first class standard elementary school. The award honors pupils teachers patrons and the local Board of Education and marks the first rural Athens County school to receive such recognition.
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Nelsonville
H. R. McVay
Athens County
Doanville
State Department of Education
Deanville
Board of Education
American Kidnapped by Fleeing Rebels in Juarez
Juarez, Chihuahua April 10. An American airplane mechanic was kidnapped as General Marcelo Caraveo and about 2000 revolutionary troops withdrew west into the Sierra Madre mountains leaving Juarez to 800 Federal recruits. The city had fallen 33 days earlier after a bloody battle.
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Juarez
Chihuahua
Mex
U.S
Marcelo Caraveo
Sierre Madre
United States Army
Fort Bliss
United States
Casa Grandes
Marcelino Murrieta
Mrs Sarah Bartlett Dies. Funeral Saturday at Salem
Nelsonville obituary notes the death of Mrs Sarah Brown Bartlett widow of Pyan Bartlett at her Logan home. Funeral services are set for Saturday at 2 PM at Salem with burial in the nearby cemetery. She leaves three children two sisters Mrs Jane Burt Nelsonville and Mrs Mary Nelson Crooksville and two brothers George Brown Nelsonville and James Brown Kimberly.
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Nelsonville
Sarah Brown Bartlett
Pyan Bartlett
Logan
Salem
Jane Burt
Mary Nelson
Crooksville
George Brown
James Brown
Kimberly
Elks Charity Minstrels Matinee For School Children
Elks Charity Minstrels will be presented at a school matinee Thursday afternoon at 4 15 o clock. Reduced prices will prevail. No reserved seats.
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Nelsonville
the Elks Charity Minstrels
Meade Whyte Visits Relatives Then Returns Home
Meade Whyte leaves his parents in the area to visit his sister Miss Regina Whyte at the Jane Case Hospital in Delaware before heading back to Grand Rapids Michigan where he works. Numerous residents and relatives are listed as hosting or visiting others across towns including Gallipolis Columbus Wellston and Detroit.
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Meade Whyte
Jane Whyte
Regina Whyte
Jane Case Hospital
Delaware
Grand Rapids
Mich
Lewis Dickel
John Luthringer
Parkersburg
W. Va
Mamie Brickles
N. Hill
Edward Sharp
C. H. Bartlett
J. M. Hyde
Edith Stiers
Mabel Heftner
Carl. Pettit
Freda’Smith
W. L. Hudson
Gallipolis
Will Robertson
Columbus
Delbert Davis
Bob Smith
Pittsburgh
John Smith
Thomas Schenz
Wellston
Co. E. Weltzheimer
L. R. Kelch
Thomas Evans
Joe Evans
Detroit
William Walker
Joe Verity
Alex Nelson
Charles E. Poston
Joe Ball
Willing Workers Meet at Mia Kuhn Home
The Willing Workers Class of the Christian Sunday School holds a regular business meeting at the home of Mia Goldie Kuhn on Grover Street Thursday evening April 11.
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The
Christian Sunday School
Mia
Goldie Kuhn
Grover Street
Siamese Kitties Tie Four Kittens Together in Odd Birth
In Nelsonville April 10 a Columbus Street grocer A B Johnson reports a tabby owned cat gave birth to five kittens with four conjoined bodies. The unusual litter, described as fully developed except for the abdominal connection, remains alive and strong despite the odd condition.
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Nelsonville
A. B. Johnson
Columbus Street
Tabby
Prayer Service Planned at Chestnut Street Home
King's Men hold Friday night prayer meeting at 7 oclock at H A Lines residence on Chestnut Street Wm Mitchell leads the gathering All men invited to attend
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Nelsonville
King’s Men
H. A. Lines
Chestnut Street
Wm. Mitchell
Woman undergoes operation for husband in Philadelphia message
Mrs. D. Graham of Athens visiting her parents in Nelsonville received a report from Graduate Hospital Philadelphia that her husband had a successful throat operation but will need a second operation later.
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Nelsonville
RE. D. Graham
Athens
Charles Dalton
Graduate Hospital
Philadelphia
Musical recital and Easter cantata at Nelsonville church
At 6 30 Sunday Ohio University senior music students perform a one hour recital for Epworth League. At 7 30 the Logan Methodist Church chorus presents the Easter cantata in Nelsonville, while the local church choir travels to Logan to sing the same cantata.
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Nelsonville
Epworth League
M. E
Ohio University
Methodist Church of
Logan
Treasure Hunt Planned in Nelsonville by Merchants Group
Nelsonville directors of the Retail Merchants Association voted to stage a two day Treasure Hunt on May 10 and 11. Full event details will be released later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Retail Merchants Association
Third Charge Now Faces Perry Wood
Perry Wood of Athens has been arrested for violation of prohibition laws for the third time in months. He was taken from a Smith Street restaurant run by his wife Nellie by Chief Finsterwald and Captain Maple at 4 am. Charges of possession and sale of intoxicating liquor will be filed. Mayor Woodworth says arraignment is set for tonight. Wood is jailed in Athens County Jail until arraignment.
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Perry Wood
Athens
Wood
Smith Street
Nellie Wood
Finsterwald
Charles Maple
E. C. Woodworth
Woodworth
Athens County
Senator Jones Urges Hoover Action on Prohibition at Dry League Banquet
In Cleveland on April 10 Senator Wesley L. Jones urged President Hoover to push for prohibiting intoxicating beverages among foreign legations in Washington. He noted Foch’s choice to refrain from liquor as a guest of the United States and praised Hoover’s law enforcement stance. Jones favored dry votes over wet compromises in Congress.
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Cleveland
U.R
Herbert Hoover
Washington
U. S
Wesley L. Jones
Dry Maintenance League
Ohio
Jones
Hoover
Marshall Foch
United States
Two Sell Beer and Whisky to Day Inspector Arrests
Earl Jimmie Gibson and his son Reams of The Plains were arrested by Constable Guy Carpenter and Deputy Wilson Ator after selling four pints of whisky and three dozen beer bottles to state prohibition inspector E C McGaw. Both men pleaded guilty and were fined 200 plus costs, then jailed for nonpayment. Whitlock, present at the Gibson home, faced a possession charge and had seven pints found in his car.
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Earl “Jimmie” Gibson
Reams
the Plains
Guy Carpenter
Wilson Ator
E. C. McGaw
Court of Justice of the Peace
Carl H. Porter
Athens County
Gibson
W. E. Whitlock
Columbus
Porter
Whitlock
McGaw
Girl Dies in Waverly Shotgun Accident
Dorothy Haynes seven years old was killed in Waverly when a shotgun discharged by her four year old brother. Police report indicate the incident occurred yesterday evening at a residence with the weapon found loaded and accessible to children. The tragedy adds to a series of accidental shootings in the area this month.
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Waverly
Dorothy Haynes
Coal Movements to Show Increase in Second Quarter 1929
Ohio Valley Shippers' Advisory Board reports a generally optimistic outlook for Q2 1929 across Ohio Indiana West Virginia and Kentucky. Building activity up 10 percent. automobile industry up 15 percent with a record first half. iron and steel up about 10 percent. coal movements expected to rise 9 percent over 1928.
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Columbus
Ohio Valley Shippers’ Advisory Board
J. C. Young
Chamber of Commerce
Ohio
Indiana
West Virginia
Kentucky
Automobile Parts Committee
Iron and Steel
Manufacturers’ Miscellaneous Committee
Gas Trea tment Ad Claims Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts Baalmann's Gas Tablets as relief for gas in the stomach and the gnawing pit feeling. It promises easing of anxiety, heart palpitations, and breath, with statements about improved circulation and fear of cold limbs. Available at CLINE PHARMACY via yellow package in drug stores.
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Baalmann
Éarug
Abana
Cline Pharmacy
Nujol praised by Philadelphia mother for elderly care
An 80 year old grandmother in Philadelphia gains relief using Nujol after other methods failed. The Robinson family at 2330 Coral Street describes Nujol as tasteless and safe for invalids, the elderly, and babies, produced by Nujol Laboratories of Standard Oil Company New Jersey.
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Cacey Bane
Robinson
Coral Street
Philadelphia
Standard Oi Company
New Jersey
Nujol
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