Records Quietly Moved to New Building
Columbus reports that about 100 guards carried out the transfer of 500000 records from the State Bureau of Criminal Identification to the building used by the State Bureau of Motor Vehicles across Spring Street from the penitentiary Guards feared inmates could riot and destroy the files used nationwide for criminal identification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
UPR
State Bureau of Criminal Identification
State Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Spring Street
13 year old Frank Goldsborough sets out for coast to coast flight
In St Louis Frank Goldsborough age 13 prepped for another attempt at a junior coast to coast record. He arrived with his biplane The American Key after a short hop from Columbus Ohio and was due to take off again despite hazardous air lanes between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. His father Bryce Goldsborough is listed as lost at sea with Mrs Frances Grayson on a prior attempted trans Atlantic flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Pacific
Frank Goldsborough
Herd
Goldsborough
Bryce Goldsborough
Mra
Frances Grayson
Columbus
Disease Under New Control Aims to Reduce Child Deaths
Dr J M Higgins Athens County Health Commissioner notes a 90 percent drop in deaths from scarlet fever typhoid fever and diphtheria in the last generation. He cites immunization quarantine water and milk supply improvements as key factors and urges continued vaccination and preventative care for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Higgins
Athens County
Higgins
Two Men Held on Murder Charge in Connecticut Slayings
Two men from Connecticut I G Seeley and John Wike were grilled by Muskogee county officials after murder charges were filed. They were held under guard in a hotel suite adjoining rooms where brothers George Smith from West Cornwall Connecticut and David Smith from Sharon Connecticut were slain Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskogee
Okla
I. G. Seeley
John Wike
Connecticut
George Smith
Weat Cornall
Conn
David Smith
Shareon
Mrs. Jane Elizabeth Johnson dies in Nelsonville
Mrs. Jane Elizabeth Johnson age 78 dies at the Edwards Street home after a lingering illness. She is survived by her husband B. F. Johnson six daughters one son four sisters and four brothers. Funeral services are scheduled Wednesday at 2 PM at the Christian Church with Rev. Lloyd Evans officiating. Burial will follow at Greenlawn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Jane Elizabeth Johnson
Edwards Street
B. F. Johnson
The
Christian Church
Lloyd Evans
Presbyterian Church
Greenlawn
Logan Auxiliary Hosts Glenford Dugan Post Women Club
The Woman's Auxiliary to Glen ford Dugan Post American Legion were entertained by the Logan Auxiliary at their Logan home Monday evening. Mrs. Harry Thomas of Logan led the Ohio District program. Attending from the local area were numerous members and several guests including Mrs. Edith Stiers and Mrs. P. B. Verity among others.
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Woman's
Glenford Dugan Post
American Legion
Logan
Harry Thomas
Ohio
Edith Stiers
P. B. Verity
G. R. Robinson
R. H. Jackson
Frank Jackson
Leonard Cooley
Miller Wilson
John Fisk
Emma _ Wilson
W. W. Club Entertained by Mrs Worthington at Buchtel
Mrs. George Worthington hosted the W. W. Club at her Buchtel home on Thursday evening. Attendees included Mrs. Mary Andrews, Mrs. Lancaster Brown, Mrs. Ruby Garlinger, Mrs. Albert Soles, and several Worthington relatives. Prizes went to Mrs. Andrews and Mrs. Garlinger. refreshments were served by Dessie Smathers and Kathleen Tolliver. The evening’s theme was Easter, with two plates sent to absent members due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Worthington
George Worthington
Mary Andrews
Ruby Garlinger
W. W
Longstreth Socialist Local Formed
Murray City April 29 a Socialist Local was organized at Longstreth Ohio with nine members meeting April 23. Charter members include Dave Johnson Edd Harris George Galentin Pearl Galentin Harry Galentin Arthur Dodds Charles Pruden Alva Carey and Amos Christian. George Galentin elected secretary treasurer with a new president at each meeting. Dave Johnson served as first president and is a Ward Township School Board member. New locals form nationwide.
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Murray City
Longstreth
Ohio
Dave Johnson
Edd Harris
George Galentin
Pearl Galentin
Harry Galentin
Arthur Dodds
Charles Pruden
Alva Carey
Amos Christian
Ward Township
Socialist Party
Meeting Date Changed for Methodist Guid at Mrs Coakley Home
Due to the high school carnival the Methodist Guid will meet Thursday evening at Mrs Florence Coakley home Oak Street. Hostesses are Mrs Gladys Bayless and Mrs Ina Hall. The lesson study centers on Acts chapters 10 through 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Coakley
Oak Street
Gladys Bayless
Ina Hall
Nelsonville Alumni Plan June Banquet Meeting
Nelsonville High School Alumni Association officers met to discuss the annual meeting and banquet planned for early June. C. E. Washburn presides with Mac Bartlett F. R. Jackson Adeline Ray Freda Smith and Verna Hand as officers and coordinators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Nelsonville High School Alumni Association
Association
C. E. Washburn
Mac Bartlett
F. R. Jackson
Adeline Ray
Freda Smith
Benefit for Legion in Nelsonville on Wednesday
The Nelsonville American Legion Auxiliary will host a benefit bridge and party at Legion Headquarters at 7 30 p m on Wednesday night. The event supports the Legion and community activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Nelsonville
Nelsonville American Legion Auxiliary
Rebels Move Columbus Leaders in Passive Resistance
Thirty eight of the alleged leaders in the passive resistance campaign at the penitentiary were moved to the London Prison Farm today. The transfers bring total inmates relocated since the fire to 223. Among the group were Charles General Chuck Quinlan and Murray Wolfe of Cuyahoga County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.R
London Prison Farm
Charles
Chuck” Quinlan
Murray Wolfe
Cuyahoga County
Oberlin Plans $6.5 Million Building Drive
Oberlin College will launch a fundraising drive soon to finance a giant building program. The project aims for a development costing more than $6,475,000, announced by President Ernest H. Wilkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
O.R
Oberlin College
Ernest H. Wilkins
Roach Funeral Services Set for Athens Realtor
Funeral services for Harry M. Roach 69 Athens realtor who died after a long illness will be held at his home 22 North College Street at 6 oclock Thursday afternoon with Dr A Y Wilcox pastor of the Athens Presbyterian Church officiating Burial in Union Street Cemetery will be private
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry M. Roach
Athens
North College Street
A. Y. Wilcox
Athens Presbyterian Church
Union Street
Call back witness in Davidson trial contempt hearing
April 29 report states government witness William Brown was summoned before Judge George P. Han to show cause why he should not be cited for contempt of court for allegedly tampering with a juror in the federal trial of Handsome Larry Davidson, a Lake Erie rum runner figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Larry” Davidson
Lake Erie
William Brown
George P. Han
Inverness Club to host 1931 U S Open golf championship
Toledo Ohio April 29 The United States Open Golf Championship for 1931 has been awarded by the U S G A Executive Committee to the Inverness Club of Toledo Ohio Announcement says dates will be decided later The move places the event at Inverness for that year and confirms Toledo as the chosen host city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Inverness Club
Toledo
Ohio
Oil Spouts From Well After Shot at Lick Run
O Mara oil well on the Lick Run lease near Nelsonville flowed about 30 barrels Sunday night after a shot Sunday afternoon. Oil men expect production of 100 to 156 barrels. A shower of oil rose in a column to the derrick top and several pictures of the development were taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
O'Mara
Lick Run
Bed clothing and apparel needed in Nelsonville
The Nelsonville Red Cross chapter reports a local need for bed clothing and apparel. Worn blankets sheets bedding and various clothing are in short supply. Citizens with materials should call the mayor's office at 77 to arrange pickup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
American Red Cross
Child Burned To Death In Buffalo Fire
A.R Winnifred Hess aged two died when a house belonging to Mr and Mrs W Hess burned at Buffalo ten miles southeast of Youngstown. The child slept in bed as the blaze started while parents were away. Neighbors and North Lima Fire Department responded to the emergency.
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Youngstown
A.R Winnifred Hess
W. Hess
Buffalo
Here
Hess
Funeral Held for George Steenrod in Nelsonville
Funeral services for 53 year old George Steenrod who died Friday at St Francis Hospital Columbus were held Monday at 12 45 PM at his mother Mrs G L Steenrod 187 Madison Street The Rev Lloyd Evans pastor of the Presbyterian Church conducted the service Burial was at Greenlawn Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
George Steenrod
St. Francis Hospital
Columbus
G. L. Steenrod
Madison Street
Lloyd Evans
Presbyterian Church
Greenlawn
Teal Pleads Guilty to Intoxication in Nelsonville Court
Brad Teal of near Haydenville pleaded guilty to intoxication at a Nelsonville mayoral court arraignment. He was fined five dollars plus costs to be paid as ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Brad Teal
Haydenville
Bill Hickman
W. B. A. Club to Meet at Hall Wednesday Evening
The W. B. A. Club will hold a meeting at their hall on Wednesday evening. Officers and guards are asked to wear white dresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. A. Club
Mrs. Lewis McBride Honored at G E G Club Shower
Mrs. Lewis McBride, a recent bride, was guest of honor at a miscelle neous shower hosted Monday evening by the G. E. G. Club at Mr. and Mrs. John Wright home on Adams Street. Club members present included Mrs. Wilbur Hutchins, Mrs. Walter Linscott, Mia Dean Coakley, Mrs. Maynard Henshaw, Miss Lillian Kellyer, Miss Mildred Bryan, Miss Louise Ray, Miss Amelia Shafer, Miss Edith Dilcher, Miss Elsie Coakley, and Miss Pauline Morrison. The evening featured music and contests, a two course luncheon, and Mrs. McBride receiving many gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis McBride
Garnet Wright
G. E. G. Club
John Wright
Adams Street
Wilbur Hutchins
Walter Linscott
Mia
Dean Coakley
Maynard Henshaw
Lillian Kellyer
Mildred Bryan
Louise Ray
Amelia Shafer
Edith Dilcher
Elsie Coakley
Pauline Morrison
McBride
Local social rounds feature Ohio visits and family trips
Mrs Agnes June of Columbus visited her mother Mrs James Cavanaugh at week’s end. Charles Bayless visits his parents Mr and Mrs James Bayless in Willard for several days. Several Wilson relatives visit Langsville. Clara Cox and others visit in Columbus Tuesday. Tom Schenz and Mrs Berry Pritchard travel routes end of week. George Ridenour stops in Columbus on business Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes June
Columbus
James Cavanaugh
Charles Bayless
James Bayless
Willard
Ohio
Clara Cox
Cage
Foughty
Vivian Dowler
Tom Schenz
Wellston
Henry Schenz
Berry Pritchard
George Ridenour
Drownings After Padma River Tornado Capsizes Condor
Calcutta April 29 Two hundred aboard the Condor steamer were drowned when a tornado struck broadside on the Padma River near Nagabari. Only 18 survivors were saved as the flat bottom vessel toppled and passengers and crew were thrown into raging waters. Mails and cargo were also lost.
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Padma River
India
Calcutta
U.P
Padma
Ganges
Nagabari
Seniors in Glouster Play The Eighteen Carat Boob
Fourteen seniors perform in the senior class play The Eighteen Carat Boob at Glouster Opera House on May 7. cast includes Daisy Bell sponsor Maxine Vaughan Alice Bisnette Ernestine Shirkey Cora Bisnette Anna Marie Wolf and others under director Jennie Maxwell with stage manager John Gatchel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Glouster Opera House
O. C. Apt
Daisy Bell
Bud
Maxine Vaughan
Alice Bisnette
Ernestine Shirkey
Cora
Bisnette
Anna Marie Wolf
Charles
Paul Welch
Billy Kerns
Ralph Stedman
Kitty Darling
Alice
Delores Clemons
Bella Sparks
Frances Gengerelli
Harry Carter
Maine
Tex Myers
Lynne Bisnette
Belford Hemsley
Raymond Barkville
Matt Kutta
Anna
Bernadine Jones
Jack Merry
Ernest Cartwright
Jennie Maxwell
John Gatchel
Moose Lodge Plans Officer Installations in Glouster
Plan installation at Glouster Lodge No 1197 Loyal Order of Moose during a regular meeting on Wednesday night April 29 officers to be installed include Dictator Ed Davis Vice-Dictator Carl Orndorf Prelate H R Stahl Treasurer William Winefordner Past Dictator Emmett Earich will act as installing officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Glouster Lodge
Order of Moose
Emmett Earich
Ed Davis
Carl Orndorf
H. R. Stahl
William Winefordner
Banquet Follows Trustee Installation Ceremony
Trustee George W. Cavey will be installed with representative M. L. Matthews acting as alternate Errett Eddy. Following the installation a banquet will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Cavey
M. L. Matthews
Errett Eddy
Bishopville Lodge to undergo annual inspection
GLOUSTER April 29 The annual inspection of Bishopville Lodge No 470 F and A M will be made on Thursday night May 7 by District Lecturer Ford of Beverly. The Bishopville lodge is the oldest Masonic fraternity in this section and the annual inspection is always largely attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Bishopville Lodge
Ford
Beverly
Guess and Wallett Wed in Glouster Saturday
John Guess of Sand Run and Miss Pau line Wallett of Glouster Route 1 were married in Glouster Saturday afternoon by Justice I. L. Jones. The ceremony was witnessed by the bride's father Pearl Wallett and a sister.
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Glouster
John Guess
Sand Run
Pauline Wallett
This City
Justice I. L. Jones
Pearl Wallett
Infant Audrey Mae Jones dies after illnesses
Audrey Mae Jones infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Isaac Jones Jr died Sunday evening at 6 20 following whooping cough and pneumonia. Funeral services will be held at the home Wednesday afternoon at 2 oclock in charge of Rev F E Roberts. Burial will be in Maplewood Cemetery.
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Glouster
Audrey Mae
Isaac Jones, Jr
F. E. Roberts
Maplewood
Rome Beauties to Bear a Full Crop
J W Stoecklein reports Rome Beauty apples in two orchards will bear a full crop this season despite cold spells that ruined other varieties. He estimates 12 000 to 18 000 bushels of Rome Beauty apples with peaches entirely killed and some cherries expected. He operates large Morgan County and local orchards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
J. W. Stoecklein
Rome
Stoecklein
Morgan County
Bertha Peyton Recovering After Major Surgery
Bertha Peyton daughter of Mr and Mrs Link Peyton of this city is recovering well after a major operation at a Colum bus hospital. Doctors expect her to be able to return home by the latter part of next week.
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Glouster
Bertha Peyton
Link Peyton
Columbus
Lekberg Performs Masterful Piano Program at Memorial Auditorium
Prof. Sven Lekberg of Ohio University presented an annual piano program at Memorial Auditorium. He explained each piece with composer history and reasons for selection, opening with Bach fugues and Franck preludes. Lighter works followed by Chausson Couperin and Ravel pieces pleased the audience, with two encores honoring his mother.
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Sven Lekberg
Ohio University School of Music
Memorial Auditorium
Bach
Franck
Lekberg
Ernest Chausson
Francois Couperin
Maurice Ravel
John Ireland
Athens
Irene Refuses to Aid Couple on Death Row
Irene Schroeder known as the gun girl refused to sign an affidavit confessing a West Virginia gas station holdup. Her attorney said Keifer visited her cell with an offer that signing would lead to pardons for the man and woman already imprisoned. She and Glenn Dague may have led the robbery but she would not sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
U.P
Irene Schroeder
Brady Paul
West Virginia
Thomas W. Dickey
Edward ©. Keifer
New Martinsville
W. Va
Irene
Glenn Dague
Keifer
Dague
Reed to Speak at Athens Presbyterian Church
The third in a series of communion addresses at Athens Presbyterian Church will be delivered at 7 30 p m Wednesday by Rev Robert R Reed pastor of Indianola Presbyterian Church Columbus A reception with refreshments will follow the service The hour of fellowship is organized by a committee including Prof and Mrs W O Mauck Mr and Mrs C J Cottingham and others Miss Joy Cutler from Ohio University School of Music will be the soloist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Presbyterian Church
Robert R. Reed
Indianola Presbyterian Church
Columbus
W. O. Mauck
C. J. Cottingham
Elizabeth Woodworth
W. E. Moler Jr
Griffith L. Evans
Joseph N. Basom
Byron D. Blair
Elson W. Bowles
Levitt Gard
Christine Porter
Joy Cutler
School of Music
Ohio University
Mu-col, a doctor trusted feminine hygiene product
Doctors endorse Mu-col as a safe, germ stopping feminine hygiene aid used for 28 years in hospitals and offices. It claims tenfold strength without lining injury, prevents trouble and pain, eases periods, stops odors, and offers easy douche directions. Available from druggists with packaging guidance.
Treasury Wages War on Bootleggers Before Change
Treasury officials report March arrests totaling 4 380 with 1 947 stills seized as the drive against bootleggers continues ahead of a proposed transfer of prohibition control to the Justice Department. President Hoover urges Congress to pass enforcement measures including the shift while court congestion relief and prison expansion are debated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury Department
Justice Department
Prohibition
Doran
Hoover
Congress
Treasury
Border Patrol
Eaton and Mather stake in Youngstown Sheet & Tube merger
In Cleveland, Cyrus Eaton prepares to buy large stock blocks in Youngstown Sheet & Tube just before the Sheet & Tube Bethlehem Steel merger vote. Depositions show Pickands-Mather & Co purchased about 60,000 shares for over 9 million dollars to vote for the merger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
U.R
Cyrus
Eaton
Cleveland
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Company
Sheet & Tube-Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Pickands-Mather & Co
Soviet Sends Note to Poland Over Infernal Machine
The Soviet government notified Poland about the discovery of an infernal machine at the Soviet legation in Warsaw. The note was conveyed yesterday and announced in Moscow on April 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
U.P
Poland
Warsaw
Anderson's Trial Set After Mash Discovery near Redtown
Edward Anderson, arraigned Monday before Magistrate Carl H. Porter on a charge of possessing equipment for liquor production, pleaded not guilty. His trial was set for 9 am Thursday. he was arrested Saturday after a barrel of mash was found in a shed on his home property. Anderson, who accompanied the search, claimed the mash was not his. In default of bond he remained in Athens County Jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Anderson
Redtown
Carl H. Porter
Porter
Anderson
Joe Jonas
Jonas
Athens County
New Clue Emerges in Laguna Beach Double Murder Case
A heel print found on a bloodstained door near the Palmer and Bates deaths shifts investigators toward a different suspect. Sheriff Jernigan will pursue the new lead as officials reexamine the killings in the artiste colony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laguna Beach
Calif
U.P
Mes
Doris Murray Palmer
Wan
Post
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H. M. Roach
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Tom Wilson
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W. A. Craft
Sunday Creek Valley
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Soviet
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Mary Nolan and
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the Kid From
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Glen C. Thomas
Atkins
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Old Victor Records
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