Senior Day Observed at Nelsonville High School
Nelsonville April 13 Senior Day at the Nelsonville High school featured appropriate chapel exercises. Banks of the city announce cash prizes again for top all around students in both senior and junior high schools, with prizes also for grade school English work. A quartet including Fart Washburn Forrest Latimer Paul Weltzheimer and Harry West performed.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville High School
Fart Washburn
Forrest Latimer
Paul Weltzheimer
Harry West
Two Men Fined for Intoxication in Nelsonville Court
Art Neff received a $100 fine and costs for driving while intoxicated and was jailed. Cliff Wendle pled guilty to an intoxication charge, fined $100 and costs, and jailed. Laurence Thomas pled not guilty and a trial was set for April 18.
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Nelsonville
Art Neff
Eberle
Cliff Wendle
Laurence Thomas
Rich Man's Booze Store Disturbed
A federal warrant charged Wheeling millionaire J. E. Moss with possession of 385 quarts of pre Volstead liquor. Deputy Commissioner George B. Heide filed the warrant in Wheeling. Moss, confined at the Windsor hotel, had not yet been served.
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Wheeling
W. Va
O.R
George B. Heide
J. E., Moss
Moss
Windsor Hotel
Kings Heralds Meet With Barbara Breenrod Saturday
The Kings Heralds plan a Saturday afternoon gathering at 2 o clock at Barbara Breenrod s home on West Franklin street. Members with April birthdays are asked to bring their birthday offering.
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Nelsonville
Kings’ Heralds
Barbara Breenrod
West Franklin Street
Lake Area Business Men Hopeful on Next Three Months
In Cleveland on April 13 the Great Lakes district shows optimism for business. The American Railway association survey projects car loadings at 760,615, up eight percent from last year. Auto makers expect 8 percent higher demand. ore shippers foresee 156000 car loadings. sand and stone suppliers rise 3 percent. grain dealers 10 percent. flour and milling 10 percent. sugar and syrup 11 percent. explosive makers 3 percent.
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Cleveland
Great Lakes
American Railway Association
Sinclair Witness Subpoenas Young Doheny Jr
The government subpoenas E L Doheny Jr son of oil magnate as witness in Harry F Sinclair conspiracy trial opening fifth day. He will testify about the $100000 carried in November 1921 to then Secretary of the Interior Fall in New York.
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Washington
U.P
E. L. Doheny Jr
California
Harry F. Sinclair
Owen J. Roberts
Sinclair
Young Doheny
New York
Ibert B. Fall
Interior
State treasury safeguarded by trained staff, Buckley says
Columbus report notes state Treasurer Bert B. Buckley announced Thursday that funds in the state treasury are protected from robbery by a trained team of employees in the office.
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Columbus
Bert B. Buckley
Death of Sarah Grigsby in Columbus hospital
Miss Sarah Grigsby age 20 died after a two week illness in St Frances hospital Columbus. Funeral services set for Saturday 10 am at Buchtel Catholic church with burial in Buchtel cemetery. She is survived by her mother.
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Nelsonville
Sarah Grigsby
St. Frances Hospital
Columbus
Buchtel Catholic Church
Buchtel
Nelsonville Teachers Attend Ohio State Conference
Teachers from Nelsonville city schools are in Columbus today attending sessions of the Ohio State Teachers Conference seeking professional development and statewide insights.
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Nelsonville
Columbus
Ohio State Teachers’ Conference
Fiddlers Convene for South Solon Old Fiddlers Contest
Old fiddlers from across the state enter the South Solon contest at the Opera House in South Solon. The event, set for 8 p m Saturday April 14, showcases seasoned players from various regions.
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South Solon
Opera House
Hold Killer of An Ohio Officer
Steubenville police captain Scott Roe died early today after being attacked in a riot at the annual police ball. Angelo Tomburra, 23, alleged assailant, will be charged with first degree murder under Ohio law for killing a police officer on duty.
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Steubenville
Scott Roe
Angelo “Tubby” Tomburra
Ohio
Funeral set in Bremen for former state legislator Albert Turner
Albert Turner a former Bremen mayor, bank organizer, and Bremen Oil Co president and Masonic lodge member died in Denver Colorado. Funeral services will be held here Monday with Bremen and Lancaster lodges noted in his affiliations.
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Bremen
U.R
Albert Turner
Denver
Colo
Turner
Bremen Bank
Bremen Oil Company
Lancaster
Coincidence as Parker Apprehends Same Drunk Man
Chief Herb Parker encounters a intoxicated man on steps near a Baptist church. Two years earlier Parker had jailed the same man for lying drunk on those steps and ordered him out of town. The repeat offender, Denem Michael, carried a bay rum bottle in his pocket.
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Herb Parker
Parker
Denem Michael
Marble Tournament Set for Saturday in Nelsonville
Nelsonville hosts a marble tournament with Hi- Y organizers arranging play at Central and North district venues. Registered players must pick up the rules at the YMCA and read them before the 10 o'clock start. rain postponements shift games to 4 PM each evening until completion.
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Nelsonville
Central
Seeds distribution drive for government garden crops
Post master Frank Jackson and assistant Postmaster W D Wolfe visited Circle Hill Glen Ebon Floodwood Deanville and Happy Hollow schools to promote cooperative distribution of government garden seeds. Pupils urged to cooperate to ensure proper seed distribution.
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Nelsonville
Frank Jackson
W. D. Wolfe
Circle Hill
Glen Ebon
Floodwood
Deanville
Happy Hollow
Apple growers advised on dormant and pre blossom sprays
County extension agent T H Johnson says continued spray guidance will come via Messenger. He advises delayed dormant spray if scale is present and summer strength spray if not. Pre blossom sprays help control apple scab as spores mature and are blown onto foliage during rains. lime sulfur or sulphur dusts should be applied beforehand to kill spores.
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T. H. Johnson
Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Mc. Johnson
Heflin Attacks Al Smith Campaign Fund as Corrupt
Senator Heflin of Alabama charged in a Senate speech that the Al Smith campaign fund is the most corrupt ever used in a presidential race. The remark was delivered during the Senate session in Washington.
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Washington
Heflin
Alabama
Senate
al Smith
Pageant The Young Women of the Bible Staged by Rainbow Class
The Rainbow class of the Christian church presented The Young Women of the Bible last evening in the church auditorium. The performance featured beautiful costumes and drew a large attentive audience.
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Nelsonville
Young Women of the Bible
Rainbow Class
The
Christian Church
Church
Columbus Visitors and Relatives Stop in for Week
Dr and Mrs Walter Howe and Mr and Mrs Ralph Howe spent Thursday in Columbus. C E Washburn and wife spent the day there. William Johnson and wife en route from St Louis to Parkersburg were guests of Rev and Mrs Lloyd Evans. Mrs William Reese visiting Columbus accompanied them to Nelsonville. Elizabeth Linton weekend in Columbus. George Hartgrove and wife in Columbus to see son Lee at St Clair hospital. Charles Moler Gilbert Moler and Mrs George Shafer of Athens returned from Akron. Mrs Guy Ridenour and two children guests of Columbus friends. Ruth Mills spending weekend in Athens with grandmother. Warner Green and son Terry guests of Columbus relatives. Irene and Helen McDowell visiting today and tomorrow in Columbus.
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Walter Howe
Ralph Howe
Columbus
C. E. Washburn
William Johnson
St. Louis
Parkersburg
W. Va
Lloyd Evans
William Reese
Nelsonville
Elizabeth Linton
George Hartgrove
Lee
St. Clair Hospital
Charles Moler
Gilbert
George Shafer
Athens
Earl Moler
Akron
Guy Ridenour
Ruth Mills
Warner Green
Terry
Irene
Helen McDowell
Court House Doings In Athens Pleas Court Case
A petition filed in Athens County Common Pleas Court by Austin O. Scott names Harley Smith as defendant seeking damages of 433.39. The suit arises from an oral 1925 farm partnership with Scott laboring the farm from winter through spring and sharing one third of proceeds after May 1, with Smith providing capital and equipment. Smith then sold the farm in 1926 and agreed to give Scott possession and one third of crop and equipment proceeds.
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Athens County
Common Pleas Court
Austin O. Scott
Harley Smith
Defenda
Athens Township
Scott
Smith
Dental correction contest at East School fourth grade
Fourth grade at East School hosts a dental correction contest with a goal of 100 percent correction in the room. Dr. Harry Raden examined students on Wednesday. Of 42 enrolled pupils, only seven have good teeth. Slips to parents outline conditions and urge cooperation in the program.
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Nelsonville
East
Judgment Favoring Frank Bean Over Patterson Civil Case
Judgment of fifty eight dollars and twenty five cents was awarded to plaintiff Frank Bean against defendant R M Patterson in a civil case heard in the court.
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Frank Bean
R. M. Patterson
Court Proceedings Detail Jury Claim Sums
The court of 8S. E. Hedges heard a Wednesday and Thursday case. The plaintiff sought 81.15 and the defendant in cross petition claimed 58.25. Jurors were O. L. Hoisington A. A. Murphy J. C. Harvey E. R. Walker John Finst erwald and Fred Kiltau.
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E. Hedges
O. L. Hoisington
A. A. Murphy
J. C. Harvey
E. R. Walker
John Finsterwald
Fred Kiltau
Sigma Pi elects officers for coming year
Officers elected by Sigma Pi fraternity include Ralph Zahour as president Lewis Terven as vice president Douglas Dole as treasurer Russell Marple as secretary Marion Yenney as warden and Darrell Grove as herald. The new president is a Cleveland junior active on the junior prom committee and drum major of the Ohio University band.
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Sigma Pt
Ralph Zahour
Lewis Terven
Douglas Dole
Russell Marple
Marion Yenney
Darelll Grove
Herald
Cleveland
Ohio University Band
Woman Sentenced to Reform School for Illicit Liquor
Miss Rachael Howard, 55, was sentenced in Gallipolis Magistrate Court to two months at the Marysville reformatory for illegal possession of intoxicants. She fired ten shots at Prohibition Officer H. A. Sineg and deputies during a raid on her Nelsonville area home. no injuries reported.
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Gallipolis
Rachael Howard
Marysville Reformatory
Prohibition
H. A. Sineg
Nelsonville
Rious
Ohio Gates Presented to Archaeological Society
President Coolidge authorizes the presentation of iron gates from the White House and the State, War and Navy Building to the Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society for the Spiegel Grove State Park memorial project.
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Ohio
Washington
Coolidge
White House
State, War and Navy
Ohio State Archaeological and Hist Society
Spiegel Grove State Park
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