Nelsonville faces smallpox scare with quarantine
Nelsonville reports a mild smallpox case at the Hellyer residence on West Columbus Street. Homer Coen of Ohio Bell Telephone is ill and examined by Dr Pritchard who diagnosed smallpox. Coen and four coworkers were quarantined and vaccinated. areas visited were disinfected by the health department.
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Nelsonville
Re. Hellyer
Columbus Street
City Board of Health
Homer Coen
Ohio Bell Telephone Company
Charles Butt
Pritchard
Coen
Telephone Company
Health Department
Jefferson Street Widening Planned in Nelsonville
Nelsonville plans widening of Jefferson Street between Gettle’s Bakery and Columbus Street this summer. A survey of the improvement is under way as the service department designs hill cut back and a sewer to handle surface water. The narrow street and its streetcar track hinder travel.
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Nelsonville
Jefferson Street
Gettle’s Bakery
Columbus Street
Service Department
Birthday Dinner Honors Husband in Columbus Area
In honor of her husband's birth day Mrs. RB. F. Landis entertained at dinner Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. William J. Matheny and family of Sugar Grove Mrs. Sid Mallore and children of Huntington W V William Landis and children and J L Landis of Nelsonville also Mr. and Mrs. Thurston Shook and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dewitte of Columbus
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RB. F. Landis
William J. Matheny
Sugar Grove
Sid Mallore
Huntington
W. Va
William Landis
J. Ll. Landis
Nelsonville
Thurston Shook
Donald Dewitte
Columbus
Hobart Rife Fined $300 for Possession of Distilling Gear
Hobart Rife of Buchtel was fined 300 dollars and costs by Mayor Lax after a May raid by prohibition officers. He pleaded not guilty and had a hearing last night for possessing implements designed for making intoxicating liquor.
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Nelsonville
Hobart Rife
Buchtel
Lax
Rife
Missionary Society Meeting in Nelsonville This Thursday
The Missionary society of the Presbyterian church in Nelsonville will meet with Mrs. W. L. Hudson at 2 30 p m on Thursday. Afterward the Ladies Aid society will convene at 3 30 p m. A good attendance is urged.
Price pleads not guilty to intoxication charge
Clarence Price, arraigned before Mayor Lax in Nelsonville, entered a not guilty plea to intoxication. He was arrested early Sunday by Patrolman Mc Laughlin and will face a hearing Wednesday.
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Nelsonville
Clarence Price
Lax
McLaughlin
Scouts Banquet Follows Meeting in Nelsonville
Scout troop No 5 held its regular meeting in Nelsonville on Monday night then enjoyed a monthly banquet. Each boy contributed to the dinner and at 5:50 o clock plates were laid for twenty four.
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Nelsonville
White Shrine
Athens Shrine No
Athens
Y. M. C. A. Elected Trustees Monday
Nelsonville reports the Y M C A board changed by laws to create six trustees for general management and six directors for department activities. Six trustees elected: Sharp, John Saltz, Dr J M Hyde, A G Mechem, J L Murphy, and Dr C F Welch. Directors to be elected and installed before May 135.
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Nelsonville
Co. (. Sharp
John Saltz
J. M. Hyde
A. G. Mechem
J. L. Murphy
Dr. C. FE. Welch
Woman's Auxiliary to Meet for Poppy Making
The Woman's Auxiliary will meet at the Legion home at 7 o'clock Wednesday night to make poppies. Mr and Mrs Ed Dewhurst Miss Lena Denny C A Shockley motor ed to Pomeroy and spent Sunday with friends. Miss Nellie Dewhurst accompanied them home for a visit. Charles H Johnson returned to Huntington W Va Monday after spending a week here with his family. Myrtle Brickles spent Monday in Mrs Blackburns and daughter Gail were Columbus visitors Monday. Ray O'Dell of Columbus spent the weekend here with his family. Jack Roudebush and Ray Ashby Jr are business visitors in Detroit Mich. Harry Saylor Mr and Mrs Charles Sapp and Mrs Hattie Sapp motored to Wheeling W Va Sunday and spent the day. Mr and Mrs Ed Mills and two children spent Sunday at Pomeroy.
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Woman's Auxiliary
Legion Home
Ed Dewhurst
Lena Denny
C. A. Shockley
Pomeroy
Nellie Dewhurst
Myrtle Brickles
Columbus
S. Blackburn
Gail
Ray O'Dell
Jack Roudebush
Ray Ashby
Variety of court cases heard in Magistrate Helwig court
Minor cases filled the docket including dog and automobile tag violations. William Egleson near Athens and Fd Bodkins Mineral paid fines of 3 dollars plus costs for missing dog tags. George Cain Athens pleaded guilty to assault and battery, fined 10 dollars plus costs. L L Johnston Newark fined 1 dollar plus costs for driving a roadster with a truck plate, claiming conversion to a truck. arrest by Howard Gilson county traffic officer.
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Helwig
William Egleson
Athens
Fd Bodkins
P. H. Barrows
George Cain
Namaan Callentine
Jacksonville Wild Party Arrests After Midnight
Chauncey constables Leiber and Schoonover detained four Jacksonville revelers after breaking up a main street gathering near midnight. Four men faced Judge M B Tucker after Sunday jail time in Athens county. Byers Costi and Molenski pleaded guilty to public drunkenness with fines of ten dollars and court costs.
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Chauncey
Jacksonville
Arriva
Leiber
Schoonover
Athens County
M. B. Tucker
Frank Binderbasin
Charles Costi
Bailey Run
Ed Byers
John Molenski
Byers
Costi
Judge to hear new trial motion in Gorham manslaughter case
Ashland dates note Judge Graven in common pleas court will hear arguments next Friday afternoon on a motion for a new trial for Carlos Gorham who was found guilty last Friday of manslaughter in the killing of John Dalton a rubber chemist. Gorham is free on a 5000 dollar bond.
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Ashland
Graven
Common Pleas Court
Carlos Gorham
John Dalton
Gorham
Athens Plans Week of Activities for Boy Scouts
Rotary lunch outlines Boy Scout program in Athens county. Bob Cole from Marietta notes progress with thirteen troops and about 496 Scouts. Activities include field trips to The Thundering Herd, after school programs, Saturday playground contests, and a summer camp near Lukechute with district leadership training in late May and June through August.
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Athens
Rotary
Hotel Berry
Bob Cole
Marietta
Athens Club
Athens County
Clarence M. Gill
Rotary Boys
Cole
Athens City
Lukechute
Los Angeles Dirigible Delayed For Porto Rico Flight
The United States dirigible Los Angeles will not depart as planned due to unsatisfactory weather. Captain George W. Steele says wind and overcast skies delay takeoff, with a possible early tomorrow morning hop aimed at Porto Rico, a 3000 mile plus flight that could take about 36 hours under good conditions.
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Lakehurst
N. J
United States
Dirigible
Los Angeles
Porto Rico
George W. Steele
Eppa Neuritis Tablets Claim Fast Pain Relief
An advert promotes Eppa Neuritis Tablets as quick relief for neuritis pains in multiple body areas without narcotics. It instructs dissolving two tablets in hot water, repeating hourly if needed, and asserts no harmful drugs. Sold by leading druggists including Mc Kee Drug Store. manufactured by Boericke and Runyon Co. in San Francisco.
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McKee Drug Store
Rboericke & Runyon Co
Mfrs
San Francisco
Chief Signs Gillen and Burnett Bills
Columbus April 28 Governor Donahey signed a bill by Senator Gillen Jackson county reducing maximum payroll assessments for state workmen's compensation from 5 to 2 percent. The governor also signed a Burnett bill allowing dedication of school lands for street purposes to provide access to school property.
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Columbus
State
Workmen's Compensation Insurance Fund
Gillen
Jackson County
Donahey
Burnett
Trumbull County
Early Parliament Budget Reading Draws Crowded Doors
London April 28. Good seats in Parliament for the budget reading were secured by around a hundred early rising members who arrived before 8 am when doors opened. Lady Astor was among the first to arrive.
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London
Lady Astor
Glouster Schools Close Friday After Shortened Term
Glouster schools end nine months early due to lack of funds and will close Friday. Graduation tickets go on sale Wednesday morning at Drury Drug Store with alumni and parents allowed early purchase before public sale. Commencement at the opera house Thursday night features Charles W. Cookson delivering the address. alumni banquet and dance wrap up the week.
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Glouster
Drury Drug Store
Opera House
Charles W. Cookson
Urbana
Giouster Schools
Former Soldier Expected Home in Gloucester
Lobel Hufford, brother of Mrs. Clarence Gatchell, has completed three years in the U S Army. He enlisted at Derthick, trained in Honolulu, discharged in San Francisco on April 22, and plans to travel to Gloucester immediately after discharge.
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Glouster
Lobel Hufford
Clarence Gatchell
U. S. Army
Hufford
Derthick
Honolulu
San Francisco
Local Residents Return From Visits Across Town
Mrs Ed Johnson returned to her Ellis home after visiting in the city with her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Clarence Gatchel. Miss Lauren Whaley of Zanesville stayed with her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Whaley last week. Mrs Louise Talbott and son Morris returned to Roseville after visiting Mrs Talbotts parents Mr and Mrs T E Morris at Wrightstown. H E Jones assistant postmaster has been home with the flu and expects to resume duty Wednesday.
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Ed Johnson
Ellis
Clarence Gatchel
Lauren Whaley
Zanesville
Frank Whaley
Louise Talbott
Morris
Roseville
Bashful Mr. Bobbs to be presented at Hollister schoolhouse
The play Bashful Mr Bobbs will be staged Wednesday night April 21 at Hollister schoolhouse starting at 8 oclock. Earlier showings occurred at Green's Run and Jacksonville as part of a recurring tour. Mrs C C Newman of Portsmouth Ohio praises Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription for her health recovery during pregnancy and after childbirth.
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Bashful Mr. Bobbs
Green's Run_ schoolhouse
Jacksonville
Hollister School House
Dr. Pierce
Omer C. Newman
Mill St
Portsmouth
Ohio
Invalids
Buffalo
N. Y
Ace of Diamonds to play American Legion on local grounds
The Columbus based Ace of Diamonds club, a Black team that won 24 of 27 last year, will face the American Legion team next Sunday on the local grounds. A roof has been added to the grandstand and more seating is provided for fans.
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Glouster
Ace of Diamonds Club of Columbus
American Legion
Columbus
Three Mines Burned in Night at Morgantown
Three tips of the Gilbert Davis Coal Co. mines in Morgantown were destroyed by fire last night. President EF Gilbert pegs loss at 150000 with incendiary suspicion. The union mines have not operated since April due to a district strike and wage-scale negotiations continue.
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Morgantown
W. Va
Gilbert. Davis Coal Co
EF. H. Gilbert
Gilbert
W. F. Hunt
Jacksonville
Miners' Union Vice President Visits Rendville for Grievance
Fred Hemsley of Glou ster, vice president of the miners' organization in sub district 1, arrives in Rendville to adjust a local union grievance.
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Glouster
Fred Hemsley
Miners’ Organization
Rendville
Radio Broadcast Highlights Grand National Progress
London reports the progress of the Grand National steeplechase broadcast by radio, offering listeners live updates on the famous English race.
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London
England
Lease of Mines to Eastern Men Aimed at Non-Union Reopen
The document states a plan to lease the mines to Eastern men with the aim of reopening them on a non-union basis. It indicates a strategy to avoid union influence and restore operations under new management.
Leak in beer keg prompts seizure of freight beer
In Urbana on April 28 authorities confiscated 15,800 gallons of alleged four percent beer worth 12,800 dollars from a freight car en route from James McDonald Hornell New York to Daniel At Lansing near Chicago. The beer, said to be Canadian, was emptied and the car door bulge noted by inspectors. A stranger seen around the yards disappeared after the find. An incident cost about 500000 dollars is planned by labor unions in Grand Rapids Michigan.
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Hornell
N. Y
Daniel
Lansing
Chicago
J. K
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Mary Lee
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Wilton
Good Housekeeping
Women’s Home Companion
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Rocky Mes
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