Man faces penalties for intoxicated driving in Nelsonville
Archie Dickison of Zanesville pleaded guilty to operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated and received a $100 fine plus costs and a six month driving suspension. William Porter, also of Zanesville, admitted intoxication and paid a $10 fine plus costs. Orval Warren of Deanville pleaded not guilty to assault and battery. his bond was set to hold him for the grand jury after waiving a preliminary exam. The Lent reunion is set for August 19 at the Grotto grounds near Haydenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Archie Dickison
Zanesville
L. J. Eberle
William Porter
Orval Warren
Deanville
Emily Warren
Local residents host and visit across several towns
Charles and Edger Gorlinger of Steubenville return home after visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. J. McConaha. Gail North returns to Pittsburgh after a week's visit with Charles North. Many families attend picnics and motor trips in Maple Brook park New Concord Muskingum river camping near Lancaster and Granville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Edger Gorlinger
Steubenville
W. J. McConaha
McConaha
Eugene
Verna
Gail North
Pittsburgh
Charles North
Ed Mills
Ruth
Edward, Jr
William Anderson
Maple Brook Park
New Concord
C. C. Butt
Adda Frances
Helen McDowell
Turner
Rushville
Swinehart
Lancaster
Muskingum River
Forest Sunrle
Granville
J. Warrington
Nelsonville
Illinois
Frank Moore
L. B. Moore
Huntington
W. Va
Mrs Cathryn Davies Dies at 82 in Chauncey
Mrs Cathryn Perry Davies aged 82 died Sunday morning at her daughter’s home in Lower Plains after long illness. Funeral at The Plains church Tuesday 2 PM led by Rev G B Courtney. Burial in West Union Street Cemetery Athens. Survived by children Dave and William Davies Kirtland Hannah West Chillicothe Harrison Davies Margaret Barstow Anna Hawk The Plains. brothers Thomas Perry Cincinnati William Perry Oak Hill. 32 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren. A Plains resident longtime Shawnee origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Cathryn Perry Davies
Anna Hawk
Lower Plains
Thomas Davies
Dave Davies
William Davies
Kirtland
Hannah West
Chillicothe
Harrison Davies
Margaret Barstow
the Plains
Thomas Perry
Cincinnati
William Perry
Oak Hill
Davies
The
Plains
Shawnee
Postponed Zion Church Meet Shifts to Aug 19
Chauncey Aug 6 The all day meets planned for Sunday Aug 12 at Zion church Lower Plains are postponed to next Sunday Aug 19. A program of speaking and music will be held with a basket dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Zion Church
Lower Plains
Announce Birth of Son to Mr and Mrs William Leffler
Aug 6 Chauncey notices report the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs William Leffler at their Dayton home former Chauncey Mill Street residents. Several visitors arrive from Burr Oak and The Plains with others attending Zerine camp meeting in Columbus. Mrs Sam Tippett and Paul join a Canters Cave picnic trip near Wellston with Minister noting crowds. Alice May Wilson of Corning visits Miss Frank Howard in Chauncey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
William Leffler
Dayton
Eli Westfall
Howard and
Brill
Joe Himes
Burr Oak
W. D. Hines
Walter Wharton
John Shafer
the Plains
Columbus
Sam Tippett
Paul
Edward Minister
Canters’ Cave
Wellston
Logan
Canter's Cave
Alice May Wilson
Corning
Frank
Howard
Sorrels Injured in Hit-Skip Car Accident Near Nelsonville
In Nelsonville on a Saturday afternoon, Sorrels of Ohio Collieries No. 255 was struck in front of his home by a car that sped away. Lamed leg ligaments and other injuries sidelined him. Herbert Edgell Jr. listed as driver, investigation by National Guard and Hocking county officials. Roofing tacks scattered along the road to New Pittsburg, five pounds collected by guardsmen, but no tire punctures reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Mass
Nelsonville
Emmett Sorrels
Ohio Collieries Company
Sorrels
Herbert Edgell, Jr
National Guard
Hocking County
Murray City
Nelsonville and Murray Coal Company
New Pittsburg
Entertain Club Hosts Fringed Embroidery Group
Mrs Bertha Evans and Mrs Elza Hell yer entertained the Forrest Rose Embroidery club Friday at the Evans home on Poplar street Nelsonville Ohio After social hour a two course luncheon followed for attendees including Mrs Mary Brown Mrs Beulah Green Mrs Lillian Wallace Mrs Gertrude Hill Mrs Bee Raybould and Misses Maggie Clark Bessie Deer Lulu Parry Louise Pearce Hazel Wallace and guest Mrs J W Wion
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Bertha Evans
Elza Hellyer
Forrest Rose Embroidery Club
Poplar Street
Mary Brown
Beulah Green
Lillian Wallace
Gertrude Hill
Bee Raybould
Maggie Clark
Bessie Deer
Lulu Parry
Louise Pearce
Hazel Wallace
J. W. Wion
Loyal Women to Meet at Christian Church Parlors
The Loyal Women's class of the Christian church in Nelsonville Ange will hold their regular business meeting in the church parlors Tuesday at 7 30. All loyal women are urged to attend with hostesses listed as Mrs Blanche Barrows, Mrs Mattie Bowers, Mrs Allie Parry, Mrs Ad die James, Mrs Laura Spencer, Mrs Mant North, Mrs Anna Norman and Mrs J W Hass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Church
Blanche Barrows
Mattie, Bowers
Allie Parry
Addie James
Laura Spencer
Mant North
Anna Norman
J. W. Hass
Rural mail carriers convene in Kent Ohio
Nelsonville reports Raymond Scott and George Brady attend a rural mail carriers convention in Kent Ohio on August 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Raymond Scott
George Brady
Kent
Ohio
Nelsonville Man Attends Eagles National and State Convention
Louis Seidenfeldt of Murray City travels to Columbus for the national and state convention of Eagles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Louis Seidenfeldt
Murray City
Columbus
Eagles
Hit-Skip Driver Responsible For Injuries
William Oliver nine year old son of Mr and Mrs Fred Oliver Sugar Creek was struck by a passing car while walking with a pail of water. Several cars passed closely and the driver fled leaving no identifying details. Dr J L Henry Athens treated the boy who was only slightly injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Oliver
Fred Oliver
Sugar Creek
J. L. Henry
Athens
Tape Bandits Rob Three Cleveland Thefts Net $1000
Cleveland police report three rapid robberies by a taped and gagged trio of bandits who carried away about $1000. Victims bound with adhesive tape in each incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
U.pr
Mrs Davies Dies Sunday Morning
Cathryn Davies aged 82 died Sunday morning at the home of her daughter in Hawk The Plains. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 PM in the Plains M E church with burial at Athens. Several children survive. Her husband Thomas Davies died ten years ago. ENTERTAIN NELSONVILLE Aug 6 Mr and Mrs William Hick hosted a chicken dinner honoring their daughter Mrs J R Parker of Norfolk VA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Sharp
Columbus
Mary Shipley
Avalon Parker
Norfolk
Mark Hick
William Hick
Nelsonville
Cathryn Davies
Roy
Hawk the Plains
The
Plains M. E
Athens
Thomas Davies
J. R. Parker
Walter Shields
Mary Catherine
Eva Jane
Weaver Essex
Local Couple Return From Eastern Trip With Stops
Mr and Mrs Carl Starkey have returned from a eastern tour visiting Springfield Boston Mass Niagara Falls and other eastern points. They attended the commencement of Everett Kontner brother of Mrs Starkey in Springfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Carl Starkey
Springfield
Boston Mass
Niagara Falls
Everett Kontner
Regular meeting set for B. P. O. Ellis Tuesday
Nelsonville notes the B. P. O. Ellis regular meeting on Tuesday at 7 30 PM. In Chestnut Street news Mrs. Gilbert Lewis reports the birth of a son named Harold Gilbert with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Roberts as grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Gilbert Lewis
Chestnut Street
Harold Gilbert
Fred Roberts
Will of James Hughes Probate and Estates Board in Chauncey
In Judge 8. M. Johnson court the will of James Hughes was admitted to probate and M. P. Shannon named administrator with a $24 000 bond. Appraisers were Frances Lavelle F D Forsyth and Peter S Walsh. Witness signatures were proven by L C Baker Hazel Finsterwald W B Golden and J S Sherrard as both witnesses Baird and Josten are deceased. A petition in error against the Village of Chauncey by Andy Heading alleges mayor W D Hines erred in a case tried in his court with verdict against the weight of the evidence. Atlas Securities of Indianapolis sues C A Daugherty and Stanley on a $590 16 note with eight percent interest and a car chattel mortgage. the automobile is declared worthless and the debtor insolvent. Lawrence Hutchinson appeals a $23 70 judgment from Justice of the Peace Hedges in Athens. Louise C Biddison is granted a divorce from Claudius L Biddison on grounds of neglect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Cc. Baker
Hazel
Finsterwald
W. B. Golden
J. S. Sherrard
William Baird
Conrad Josten
M. P. Shannon
Peter S. Walsh
Frances Lavelle
F. D. Forsyth
Andy Heading
Chauncey
Common Pleas
Heading
W. D. Hines
Atlas Securities Company of
Indianapolis
Ind
C. A.daugherty and
Stanley
McDaniel
Civil Docke of Justice of the Peace & B .Hedges
Lawrence ,Hutchinson
Hedges
A. W.matters
Athens Armature and Machine Works
Boy Cuts Fingers to Bone in Willow Cutting Accident
In Chauncey, 16 year old Leo Westfall cut two middle fingers to the bone while trimming willow branches with a hatchet Saturday. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Eli Westfall of Burn Oak and nephew of Mayor W. D. Hines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Leo Westfall
Eli Westfall
Burn Oak
W. D. Hines
I Chauncey
Minister G. B. Courtney Speaks at Glouster Union Service
Rev. G B Courtney of Trimble Taylor Ridge and Greens Run Churches of Christ preached at the Glouster union service Sunday evening in the Methodist Episcopal church. The event gathered ministers from local churches to lead the worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Chauncey
G. B. Courtney
Churches of Christ
Trimble
Taylor Ridge
Greens Run
Methodist Episcopal Church
Loyal Womans Bible Class to Meet at Tippett Home
The Loyal Womans Bible class of the Church of Christ will convene Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Addie Tippett’s Converse Street home. Mrs. Floyd Nye leads the business session and Mrs. Charles Fishe directs the program. CHAUNCEY Aug. 6 Mr Nye requests a correction on high water dates noting the peak flood occurred Aug 3 1875, not Aug 3 1585.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Loyal Womans’ Bible Class
Church of Christ
Addie Tippett
Converse Street
Floyd Nye
Charles Fishe
Rev and Mrs Thompson Guests At Dowler Ridge Services
The Rev and Mrs John R Thompson and their family were guests over Sunday in Dowler Ridge. Mr Thomas delivered three sermons at the Dowler Ridge church one Saturday night one Sunday morning and another Sunday evening. Large crowds attended all services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Thompson
Dowler Ridge
Thomas
Local Families VisitKin in Columbus and Nearby
Mr and Mrs Karl Gardner and family spent Sunday with relatives in Columbus. Carl Conrad and children Franklin and Faye Shaw nee visited Mr Conrad sister Mrs Ben Field er and family. Raymond Six returned from a visit with brother Ralph in Cleveland. James Smith and Everett Andrews, both employed in Columbus, spent Sunday with their parents Mr and Mrs William Smith and Mr and Mrs Roy Andrews in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Gardner
Ruth
Glenn
Columbus
Carl Conrad
Franklin
Faye
Shawnee
Miners Demand Real Leaders Over Union Factionalism
Worden accuses state officers of misusing funds and sowing propaganda while calling for leaders who serve rank and file miners. He describes 16 months on strike for fair scale, alleges ousting of a loyal member and bias against Daugherty reinstatement, and criticizes officials for delays and evasive replies at a Columbus conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worden
Lee Hall
Dave Watkins
George Savage
Oral Daugherty
Columbus
W. H. Haskins
Campaign Log reports Smith Farm vote loss and Hoover Nominates
Dr Hubert Work says Governor Smith lost farm vote support over the Mc Nary Haugen bill. Herbert Hoover completes final acceptance speech draft and may take Yosemite Valley vacation before eastward travel. Prohibition plank attack on Smith prompts anti Smith voter urged abstention. Albany anti Smith Democrats plan Birmingham meeting August 13. Iowa Governor Hammill criticizes George N Peek farm belt endorsement of Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Work
Chicago
Smith
Herbert Hoover
Yosemite Valley
National Conference On
Explosions Target Fruit Market in Youngstown Truce Rumors
Police and fire crews fought to sink a blast set to wreck a fruit market in Youngstown. Officials tied the attack to racketeers imported to incite labor troubles, with the acts traced to last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Building the Hollister High School Auto Shop
The Trimble township board of education let the contract for an autom otive shop adjoining the Hollister high school to M. E. Christman and Emmett Erich of Trimble. The 83 by 49 foot shop, matching the main building, will be ready for the fall term and will serve students enrolled in the new automobile repair course directed by E. L. Heusch, state director of vocational education, with Chauncey high school also involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister High School
M. E. Christman
Emmett Erich
Trimble
Trimble Township
E. L. Heusch
Chauncey High School
Eastern Ohio offers course for high school sophomores
County superintendent H. R. McVay announced a new course to be offered in eastern Ohio funded by the Hughes fund. Eligible are sophomores from Greens Run and other state aid districts, with some out of town students admitted free. Miss Trevo Black will be principal at Greens Run. Miss Frances Reading will head the home economics department. Bus transport will run on four routes, carrying 40 from Burr Oak and Palos, 115 from Derthick and Mine No. 17, and 15 from Oakdale and McLeish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Hughes Fund
Bue
H. R. McVay
Trevo’ Black
Greens Run School
Frances Reading
Hollister High School
Home Economics
Hetllleke
Earl Jonne Trimble
Burr Oak
Palos
Derthick
Mine No
Oakdale
McLeish
Derthrick
McVay
Small Damage In Office Fire Starts Wall Blaze
A short circuit ignited escaping gas in a combined gas and electric fixture, setting a wall ablaze in Dr. H. T. Phillips office at the Security Building around 4 PM Saturday. The fire department arrived with two lines of water and controlled the blaze. Estimated damage about $10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Phillips
Dr. Phillips
Swede Wins Amsterdam Free Style Olympic Race
Swede Arne Borg won the meters free-style Olympic ring race in Amsterdam. Charlton of Australia finished second and Clarenée Crabbe of Honolulu third. Borg clocked 19 minutes 61.8 seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
Arne Borg
Swefen
Charlton
Australia
Clarenée Crabbe
Honolulu
Borg
Relief Promised After Intense Heat Sweeps Washington
In Washington on August 5 heat peaked unofficially at 102 degrees. One man died and 11 people were prostrated as scores fell ill, many among amateur baseball and tennis players. Seven players were carried from a baseball game. Forecasters expected relief tomorrow after a day of extreme heat. Syd Cohen, brother of Andy Cohen, struggles to keep a pro baseball job, currently on trial with Beaumont in the Texas League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Syd Cohen
Andy Cohen
The
Giants
Beaumont
Cologne Honors William E. Weiss With Philosophy Doctorate
The University of Cologne in Germany has awarded the honorary Doctor of Philosophy title to William E. Weiss of Wheeling West Virginia, announced today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
U.R
University of Cologne
Germany
William E. Weiss
Wheeling
W. Va
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Eberle
Haydenville
Will Wright
Isabel Healy
Delaware
J. M. Hyde
Isaac Vaughn
Lewis
New Athens, O
Mining Department
Jerome Watkins
Millfield
Charles S.bradfield, Jr
Union Street Cemetery
Nelsonville, Ange
Boy
Roy Hawk
B. P. O. Ellis
James Hughes
M. Johnson
IN Common Pleas Court
Louise C. Biddisson
Claudius L.biddison
Ben Fielder
Ellis Avenue
Clyde Fewell
James Lock
Earl Johnston
Richard Keasey
Courtney
Women of Christian Church
United Pres
Hollister
William McClellan
Carlwright
Run
Dells
Fierce Ridge
Blackwood
Thomson
Rinso
Floto
Southern Ohio Electric Co
Nelsonvite
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