Nelsonville primary elections and local voting sites listed
Primary day in Ohio sets precinct polling for Nelsonville with locations in First Ward Second Ward and Third Ward and voting times from 6 30 a m to 6 30 p m Marion Township Patton bridge Sterr township bids went to Henderson for several contracts Perkins Structural Steel Co Wooster to complete structural steel work on Klump bridge and others at Greendale Murray City and Laureville totaling 6190 dollars
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Ohio
Nelsonville
Barrows
W. Ca
Inbus Street
S. Third Ward
City
Verrick
Fourth Ward
Mad Price
Charles Monks
Guality
Polis
Marion
Sterr Township
Henderson
Klump Bridge
Greendale
Murray City
Laureville
Perkins Structural Steel Co
Wooster
Post office worker wins cast iron cough top prize
It H Sayers wins the cast iron cough top for best guessing in the vicinity and a gallon of white paint after guessing within thirty seconds of a gallon in a Carpenter Hardware contest. The tub held eight and 11 32 gallons. Other prize winners include Mrs Swett Mrs E Sheffield R Wood KK H Mathews Noble Richardson H J Long C G Pritchard and Walter Morrison.
Prayer Service Friday At George Beagle Home
The Friday night prayer service hosted by the King's Men will be held at the home of George Beagle on Jers street. All men are invited to attend this service.
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King’s Men
George Beagle
Jers Street
Funeral for Mrs. George B. Simms at Hockingport
Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at Hockingport for Mrs. George B. Simms who died Friday morning at a neighbour’s home in this city. She had moved to Hockingport last October and lived there 30 years. Buried beside her husband. The funeral party traveled by automobile.
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Hockingport
George B. Simms
Shafer Family Guests From Columbus
Mr and Mrs Gene Shafer and their son Joe of Columbus were Sunday guests of relatives and friends here.
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Gene Shafer
Joe
Columbus
Mrs Gallagher Returns Home After Visit
Mrs Catherine Gallagher returned Sunday to her Columbus home after an extended visit with her daughter Mrs C R Wyman.
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Catherine Gallagher
Columbus
C. R. Wyman
Donaldsons Attend Funeral in Hockingport
Mr and Mrs a A Donaldson of Columbus visited Saturday and Sunday to attend the funeral at Hockingport for Mrs Geo B Simms.
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A. A. Donaldson
Columbus
Hockingport
Geo. B Simms
Local visitors share time with Columbus residents
Fragments describe visits by Columbus people, including Mr. and Mrs. James Dow as Sunday guests of Mrs. Phil Kelch and Dick Brown with two children, noting weeklong stay and relatives met.
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Columbus
James Dow
Phil Kelch
Dick Brown
Chil
Will McMahon Returns Home to Detroit After Visit
Will McMahon came back to his Detroit home today following a ten day visit with friends.
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Will McMahon
Detroit
Keeton Family Spends Sunday in Columbus Visit
Will Keeton and his mother visit Columbus with Mrs. Oscar Reynolds and her ill brother in hospital.
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Will Keeton
Oscar Reynolds
Columbus
Washburns Host Weekend Visitor and Akron Visit
Mrs. Nelle Washburn of Columbus was weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Washburn. Mrs. Charles Pensyle recovered after three weeks with her son and family at Akron.
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Nelle Washburn
Coumbus
C. E. Washburn
Charles Pensyle
Akron
McIntire Preaches at Presbyterian Church in Detroit
Rev. T C McIntire of Detroit led both morning and evening services at the Presbyterian church. The morning topic was Christian Con t and the evening I Will s the Lord for All Times. Prayer meetings will now occur each Wednesday evening.
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T. C. McIntire
Detroit
Presbyterian Arch
Cantata by Logan U B Choir Tonight at Christian Church
The Logan U B choir repeats a fine cantata tonight in the Christian Church auditorium with no admission charge. The performance is open to the public and praised as a work well worth hearing in Logan.
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Antata
U. B
Logan
Woman's Exchange Club to Meet at the YMCA Tonight
The Community Club calls a very important meeting of the Woman's Club at the YMCA tonight. Good attendance is desired to discuss upcoming events and activities.
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Woman’s Commune Club
Christian Church Sunday attendance soars with Berean memorial
About 555 people attended the Christian Sunday school yesterday. The morning service featured the annual Berean memorial and a large evening attendance followed. A quartet of Mesdames Tillie Hall North Lewis Courtney and Robert Kinney performed several fine sections.
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Bristian Church
Christian Sunday School
Tillie Hall
North
Lewis Courtney
Robert Kinney
Road improvement project advances in Logan County
The county selects a contractor for a long stretch of Logan Road improvements. The one and a half mile strip will be widened and graveled. Bridges will be upgraded and W A Henderson is awarded a related contract for 2800 dollars.
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Dave Wylie
W. A. Henderson
Veterinarian Ordered to California to Aid Hoof and Mouth Battle
Dr. Robert D. Green of Ashland Kentucky a veterinarian in the department of Animal Husbandry is ordered to Sacramento California to assist in containing hoof and mouth disease in the western region. He will remain at least two months reporting to the assistant chief of the department. Mrs. Green and their daughter stay in Logan with her parents Mr. and Mrs. William Heft during his absence.
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California
Robert D. Green
A. S
Department of Animal Husbandry
Ashland
Green
Logan
Sacramento
West
Apple orchard owner predicts good crop in Meigs county
A. C. Tipton and George Burberry left Logan for Meigs county where Tipton owns a 1700 tree bearing apple orchard. He says pink spray will be applied this week and prospects for a fine crop this year are good.
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A. C. Tipton
George Burberry
Logan
Meigs County
Night prowlers target watches radios in city
Police face rise in sneak thefts across sections of the city. Reports cite a radio outfit stolen from a home on a back street while a watch and food items vanish from another residence. Ice cream also reported stolen from a confectionery’s rear area Saturday night.
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George Shively
Josiah Wilson
Third Street
Martiz-Jones
Logan High Falls 13 8 in Season Opener at Local Diamond
Logan High School baseball opened the season with a 13 to 8 loss to Jackson High on Saturday afternoon at the local diamond. Both teams showed ineffective pitching and overall play needs polishing before real progress can be made.
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Logan High School
Jackson High
Hocking county electors slate reappointed for term
Announcement from Columbus confirms the reappointment of W. H. White and W. A. Henderson to the Hocking county election board for another term. They are joined by J. W. Hull and Harley Armstrong on the local board. Reappointment is unopposed. Primary day for presidential delegates is Tuesday with Coolidge delegates expected to face little opposition while Cox and McAdoo compete on the other side. Polls open until 6 30 P M Eastern time.
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Columbus
W. H. White
W. A. Henderson
Hocking County
J. W. Hull
Rockbridge
Harley Armstrong
Laurelville
Coolidge
Cox
McAdoo
Local Guests Visit East Main Street Families in Lancaster
Mr and Mrs Alva Featheroff and family of Lancaster and Mr and Mrs Irwin Beougher of Laurelville were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs George Feathero f of East Main street. Mr and Mrs Anthony Toerner were in Columbus Sunday visiting M and Mrs John Humphrey Mr and Mrs I B Lefever Miss Themla Anders and Levi Morris of Glouster passed through Logan Saturday en route to Buckeye Lake.
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Alva Featheroff
Lancaster
Irwin Beougher
Laurelville
George Feathero
East Main Street
Anthony Toerner
Columbus
John Humphrey
I. B. Lefever
Themla Anders
Levi Morris
Glouster
Logan
Buckeye Lake
Other Woman Linked to Poison Plot in Baring Case
White Plains April 25 The other woman in the Mrs. Clar ence O Baring poisoning affair is identified as a younger New York resident about 35 with refined connections The husband Clarence O Baring inventor is held without bail in Westchester County jail on alleged attempted murder charges District attorney Rowland reports proof of poisoning and possible grand jury indictment plans
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White Plains
N. Y
Clarence O. Baring
Huband
New York
Rowland
Baring
Athens county to start school census in April
Enumerators from 28 Athens county districts met to plan this year’s census under County Attendance Officer C. H. Porter. They will visit every school child from ages five to 18 beginning April 29 for four weeks, plus a separate count of infirm and crippled youths aged one to 21. Duplicate lists will be filed with the district board clerk and county superintendent.
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Athens County
Chamber of Commerce
C. H. Porter
State Board of Education
District Board of Education
Greeks Unable to Clean Up the City in Canton
Geo Pelay a Canton delicatessen owner testifies during Governor Donahey Curtis hearing that Canton Greeks held January and February bootlegging rampant and disgraceful. He said a list of bootleggers was given to the mayor who could only close shops. The list later fell to bootleggers and Pelay found a threatening note in his car.
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Columbus
Geo. Pelay
Canton
Donahey
Curtis
Penay
Priests Buy Peabody Estate for New Franciscan College
In Chicago a 848 acre estate once owned by Francis B S Peabody, famed coal magnate, is purchased by the Franciscan Fathers. It will host a new Franciscan College replacing St Joseph's Seminary at Teutopolis Illinois. Sixty buildings including an Elizabethan manor survive and will be retained and expanded for priestly training.
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Chicago
Mayslake
Francis
Peabody
Chicago Society
Franciscan Fathers
St. Joseph’s Seminary
Teutopolis
Oil Burst Reaches Derrick On Wehrle Farm Near Newark
Oil surged to the surface at a depth of 4,450 feet on the Wehrle farm near Newark Ohio during the night, the derrick overflowing with crude as the well produced heavily.
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Newark
Wehrle Farm
Three Men Fall From Scaffold In Columbus Crash
In Columbus Ohio on April 28 Clark Hudson 23 was killed instantly Leon Bigelow and John Tallman were critically injured when a scaffold broke causing three workers to plunge from a three story height while cleaning the May and Company building on East Long Street.
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Columbus
Eye in the Ceiling Complaints Privacy in Flat Block
An elderly London woman told a magistrate she has almost no privacy in her flat due to constant observation from the upstairs inhabitants. She described the intrusion as pervasive and likened it to living in a fishbowl.
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London
England
Marriage Licenses Issued by Athens County Bureau
Athens couples Fred P. Tedrow and Doris M. Sanders, both of Athens, and Noah L. Hill of Beaumont with Fern Brandenberg of Salem received marriage licenses Monday from the Athens County Bureau. Rev. M. E. Chatley and Rev. Daniel McGurk officiated.
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Athens County
Fred P. Tedrow
Miner
Doris M. Sanders
Athens
M. E. Chatley
Noah L. Hill
Beaumont
Fern Brandenberg
Salem
Daniel McGurk
No Bars in Jail Built at Lincoln Heights
Los Angeles reports the Lincoln Heights jail under construction will remove heavy bars and dark cells from its design. The new buildings will nearly eliminate bars to improve appearance and ventilation.
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Los Angeles
Lincoln Heights
Fragmentary court note on anonymous spying incident
A magistrate ruled there were no grounds for a summons after a report described bored holes in a floor and a tube inserted to insult someone, with the text focusing on the improvised spying act and the resulting legal decision.
Missing Athens County High School Girl Sparks Officials' Search
Louise Evans, 15, a John M Hancock High student at Ohio University, disappeared from Athens city after visiting Glen Ebon. Last seen Friday April 18, she reportedly rode a bus north. Parents say she was unsettled and told conflicting stories before leaving. Authorities seek her, noting she is slender with dark bobbed hair and wore a gray dress, black coat, and felt hat.
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Louise Evans
John Mancock
Ohio University
Athens County
William Evans
Athens
Athena
Mia
Evans
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets advertise digestive relief
The ad touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a substitute for calomel to improve pallid complexions and poor appetite. It claims the tablets start the bile, ease constipation, and cause pleasant results with no dangerous after effects. Boxes are sold for 15 or 30 cents.
Vitamin D Discovery and Capsule Food Debate
A note on crystalizing the first vitamin, Vitamin D, credited to a university discovery. Some call this milestone a key step toward capsule food and fortified nutrition.
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Ee Weed
Td. Oey
Curnmpla University
Supreme Court Decision Hinted By Charleston Fragment
Fragmentary OCR from a West Virginia page suggests the Supreme Court has issued a ruling. The readable portion mentions Charleston and a decision, but details and parties involved are not clear in the surviving text.
WANTED TO DIE. Pearl Moss Found Dead west of here
East Liverpool Ohio April 28 Pearl Moss 38 is dead at her Chester West Virginia home after a reported overdose. Police say she left behind several children and an unclear note.
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East Liverpool
Ohio
Pearl Moss
Chester
W. Va
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R. A. Dalton
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Buckeye State Building and Loan
West Gay Street
Columbus, Ohio
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