Girls Win July Birth Contest In Nelsonville York Township
In Nelsonville and York Township July births reported by Dr C C Butt list boys Malvers Inez Wilson Martha North Thomas Rosa Burley Edward Edna Carter Ham Bessie O Hara twin Matt Dora Barber Cecil nolds Richard Rebecca Rey Lela West Luther Hazel Burch and girls William Bessie O hara twin Ray Clyo Savage Harold Allis Rannels Pearl Delpha Wolfe Charles Delma Cheeseman Charles Clarice Monks Phillip Forest DeLong James Jeda Kinneer Fred Gladys Morton Elza Evelyn Miller.
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Nelsonville
Aus
York Township
C. C. Butt
Malvers
Inez Wilson
Martha North
Thomas
Rosa Burley
Edward
Edna Carter
Ham
Bessie O'Hara
Matt
Dora Barber
Cecil
Nolds
Richard
Rebecca Rey
Lela West
Luther
Hazel Burch
William
Ray
Clyo Savage
Harold
Allis Rannels
Pearl
Delpha Wolfe
Charles
Delma Cheeseman
Clarice Monks
Phillip
Forest DeLong
James
Jeda Kinneer
Fred
Gladys Morton
Elza
Evelyn Miller
Christian Sunday school annual picnic at Rising Park
Nelsonville August 11 The Christian Sunday school will hold its annual picnic at Rising Park Lancaster Thursday August 206. The crowd will leave at 7 15 o clock and return at 9 p m. Round trip fare is 75 cents and a large attendance is expected. Last year the picnic was held at Rising Park.
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Nelsonville
the Christian Sunday School
Rising Park
Lancaster
Old Timers Defeat All-Stars At City Playground
Reed's All-Stars lost to Carlon Hill Old-Timers by 6 to 3 as darkness halted play during the evening game at the city playground attracting an unusually large crowd.
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Nelsonville
Reed
Carlon Hill
Yellow Creek Man Admits Killing Wife
Steubenville August 11 A charge of first degree murder was filed against Peter Davies 52 for beating his wife Angelina Davies 48 to death with an iron bar at their Yellow Creek area home. Davies arrested as he tried to flee and admitted the slaying saying domestic troubles sparked the quarrel.
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Steubenville
Peter Davies
Yellow Creek
Davies
Wellsville
Angelina Davies
University Placing Young People in Jobs
Miss Lillian Barbour of the Ohio university bureau of appointments outlined a system where students register without fee to be matched with employers. Since inception, over 1000 students have found positions, mainly in teaching, with the bureau storing data on each candidate and maintaining contact during early career years.
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Lillian Barbour
Ohio University Bureau of Appointments
Athens
Hotel Berry
T. C. McCracken
French aviator begins second leg of Europe flight
Captain Arrachart resumed his attempt to fly around Europe in three days. He started the second lap at 3:19 AM from Constantinople heading toward Moscow via Bucharest.
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Europe
Constantinople
Arrachart
Moscow
Bucharest
Former Kaiser Plans Visit to Germany Despite Last Time Out
A former Kaiser expresses desire to visit Germany, citing prior reception as unwelcome and seeking a new chance to engage with the country and its people.
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Kaiser
Germany
Guests entertained by local residents over weekend
Mr and Mrs Fil Standiford and daughter Marion and son Donald from Van Wert and Frank Woodard of Phoenix Arizona were guests of Mr and Mrs C G Kreppel in Nelsonville over the weekend as they travel to Phoenix to make their home.
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Nelsonville
Fil Standiford
Marion
Donald
van Wert
Frank Woodard
Phoenix
Ariz
C. G. Kreppel
Wallace Keating and Marble Somers Attend Eagles Convention
Nelsonville reports Walter Keating and Marble Somers spending the week in Toledo where the Eagles convention is in session all week.
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Eagles
Nelsonville
Walter Keating
Marble” Somers
Toledo
Frank Mathews Taken to Jail After Liquor Case Fine
Nelsonville August 11 Frank Shorty Mathews was jailed by Chief Pearson after being fined 300 dollars and costs in a liquor case heard in Mayor Lax's court.
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Nelsonville
Frank “Shorty
Mathews
Pearson
Lax
Personal notices of guests and travels across towns
Mr and Mrs H E Howe are guests of relatives in Indianapolis J L Jack spent Monday in Columbus on business Miss Elizabeth Smith spent yesterday and today in Athens guest of Miss Ilean Rauch R E Swope spent Sunday at Zanesville Mr and Mrs Emmett Preston of Lancaster were over Sunday guests Jack Roudebush was a Columbus business visitor Prof and Mrs O B Crawford and family returned Monday evening after a several days visit in Morrow county Mrs W I Hudson and son Paul left today for Cincinnati and Lebanon Miss Mary Lee will accompany them home Mrs W M Siddle and Evelyn left today for Norfolk Va to visit relatives and Virginia Beach Cape Henry Ocean View and other points
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H. E. Howe
Indianapolis
J. L. Jack
Columbus
Elizabeth Smith
Athens
Ilean Rauch
R. E. Swope
Zanesville
Emmett Preston
Lancaster
Jack Roudebush
Scott Martin
Enid
Akron
Celia Scott
O. B. Crawford
Morrow County
W. I. Hudson
Paul
Cincinnati
Lebanon
Mary Lee
W. M. Siddle
Evelyn
Norfolk, Va
E. D. Ross
R. M. Dardin
Virginia Beach
Cape Henry
Ocean View
Armed home held bandits in Toledo raid
Albert House, a famous safe cracker who fled a Florida jail after robbing a millionaire’s home, was captured in Wildwood Toledo with his wife and Fred Henry. Seventeen officers seized the fortlike residence, which held 200 loaded revolvers and rifles on tables and chairs ready for action. A Florida tip said House planned a $100,000 bank robbery nearby.
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Toledo
Albert
Tampa
Fla
Fred Henry
Wildwood
Florida
Birge Fined on Drunk Charge in Chauncey
Albert Birge of Chauncey faced Magistrate Pearl W. Helwig after a drunkenness charge filed by Constable E. C. Mariner. Birge pleaded guilty and paid a ten dollar fine plus costs after being arrested on West Union street yesterday evening and jailed for the night.
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Albert Birge
Chauncey
Pearl W. Helwig
E. CC. Mariner
Birge
West Union Street
Automatic doors open on weight after trams stop
A new system activates streetcar and bus doors by passenger weight on a steel plate, opening only after the vehicle halts. The mechanism ensures doors do not move while in motion, enhancing safety for boarding and alighting.
Mayor’s race may lure independent candidates in Glouster
Glouster Aug 11 rumors say one or two independents may run for mayor regardless of primary results. If true the fall election could be lively and compensate for weak primary voter interest.
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Glouster
A J Hodgsett Dies In Glouster Area At 64
A J Hodgsett, 64, of Liberty Hill vicinity, died Monday night at 9 after a lingering illness. He leaves a wife and five children. Funeral services planned for Wednesday with final arrangements pending.
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A. J. Hodgsett
Glouster
Liberty Hill
Superintendent Dillon Seeks State Aid and Equipment
GLOUSTER Aug 11 Superintendent Dillon travels to Columbus to handle state aid for schools and arrange equipment for the domestic science department.
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Glouster
Dillon
Columbus
Regular Thea Chapter meets in Glouster tonight
GLOUSTER Aug 11 The Thea Chapter 0 E D holds a regu lar meeting tonight with officers and members expected to attend in the local lodge hall.
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THEA
Glouster
Mines Idle Amid Primary Election Holiday
In Glouster on August 11 all valley mines were idle as workers observe a primary election holiday. The labor train also paused service between Corning and Modoc.
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Glouster
Corning
Modoc
Former resident dies in Columbus funeral held in Athens
Mrs. B. F. Eddy, a former resident, died in Columbus Sunday morning. Her funeral was held in Athens this afternoon.
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Glouster
B. F. Eddy
Columbus
Athens
Conscience Fund Receives Donations in Miles City
George K Foster of Miles City Pa merchant reports the public has been honest over eighteen months sending to his conscience fund totaling 34 dollars. The latest contribution 20 dollars was stolen from his store and later donated to the fund.
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Conscience Fund
Pittsburgh
George K. Foster
Miles City
Woman mans coal mine in Pennsylvania after husband’s death
Mrs. Nettie L. Macamber of Pennsylvania takes over management of what is believed to be the largest lignite coal mine in the United States. The property is valued at $10,000,000 and includes 1,200 acres of coal lands after her husband’s recent death.
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Philadelphia
Nettie L. Macamber
Pennsylvania
United States
Flappers Told to Reveal Personality Draws Nervous Reactions
A Cincinnati Times-Star remark notes bak-flashed flappers are urged to show their personality, reflecting cultural tensions as modern women embrace self-expression. The line hints at social shifts during the era and the newspaper’s commentary on changing norms.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Times-Star
Village residence history noted in columns of Athens area
A former Trimble resident and family lived in the village for years and moved about twenty years ago to Athens, where they have since resided.
Testimony in Hayden Estate Suit at Sunday Creek Coal
John Cholley and Miss Lucille Kiser of the state industrial commission at Columbus testified Monday in Glouster in the case of the Frank Hayden estate against the Sunday Creek Coal company.
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Glouster
John Cholley
Lucille Kiser
State Industrial Commission At
Columbus
Frank Hayden
Sunday Creek Coal Company
Funeral Director Buys New Limousine Hearse
E F Carpenter of Glouster has purchased a new limousine hearse, the latest type, which has arrived in town.
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Glouster
E. F. Carpenter
Local Social Guests Alternated Visits Across Cities
Mrs Hannah FE Allen returned from Columbus where she visited her son and daughter in law. Guests over the weekend included Ruth and Barbara Bailey of St Louis with Dr and Mrs W A Pride and others in Charleston W Va. The Reese party hosted Glenna Vaughn and Mrs Thomas Kumphrey in Shawnee. Additional visitors included Henry Jonas and son Jack from Zanesville staying with Mr and Mrs August Jonas. Mrs Fred Brunton spent days in Columbus with the Green family. Mrs G W Kinney and daughter Joneta were Athens visitors on Monday.
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Hannah Fe, Allen
Columbus
Harry Allen
William Matheny
Ruth
Barbara Bailey
St. Louis
W. A. Pride
David Reese
Glenna Vaughn
Charleston
W. Va
Thomas T. Kumphrey
Shawnee
Closing order lifted at Crane Pond Buckeye Lake
Columbus Aug 11 Announcement that the closing of the public bathing beach at Crane pond Buckeye lake will be rescinded immediately was made by Dr John E Monger state director of health. He said a report from Ralph Co Sweeny assistant engineer in charge of sanitation at state parks showed sewage discharge into Crane pond had ceased due to sewer tearing up. Sanitary Inspector Charles Steiger will sample the water weekly. Summerland beach remains closed until discharge is stopped.
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Columbus
Crane Pond
Buckeye Lake
John E. Monger
Monger
Ralph Co. Sweeny
Charles Steiger
Summerland Beach
Coroner Rules Bandit Killing Justified In Ohio
Coroner’s verdict of justifiable homicide in the death of Leonard Larkins 18 of Marietta after a filled station robbery. Prosecuting Attorney R M Brookes declines to file charges against Jay T Crawford who shot Larkins and others as they looted the station. McBride and Nunn 17 also tied to the raid face federal charges in Newport Ohio post office robbery.
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Lisbon
R. M. Brookes
Leonard Larkins
Marietta
Alteged
West Point
Jay T. Crawford
Larkins
Gale McBride
Wesley Nunn
Brookes
J. M. Fossan
McBride
Nunn
Washington County
Ohio
Newport
George Wright
Sparrow hawks and prey use thorns to deter attacks
Birds of prey like sparrow hawks typically strike with a quick dive. To counter this they nest in thorny bushes, so an enemy diving at them risks injury.
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New York
Airships to take off every two minutes in Trieste
Europe leads in air travel with Trieste planning aircraft launches on fair days at two minute intervals. The ambitious schedule shows rapid airship deployment and a bold aviation pace in the region.
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Paris
Europe
America
Trieste
Mediterranean
Woodworth enters Athens council race as mayoral ally ties revealed
FE Woodworth announced as Republican candidate for Athens city council president with suspected backing from Mayor Koons. The move shocks local politics, altering relations with council president Roge Jones though Jones is not running in today’s primary. Early rain is expected to dampen turnout.
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FE. Woodworth
Council
Athens
Woodworth
Dodgers
L. A. Koons
Roge
Jones
Athens Economy League
Koons
Idle Wives Not The Picture Here In Youngstown
A brief item from the Youngstown Ohio Vindicator notes that there are no idle wives despite a picture title. If a woman has no tasks she tends to martyrdom as her fate.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Massacre Site Found in Loo Choo Islands
DF Fort R Bull, a Methodist missionary in Loo Choo Islands Japan, reports discovering a sarcatic ground tied to a 1637 uprising. An inscription claims 33,000 Christians were slain, beheaded, and buried across separate sites to prevent resurrection.
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Peking
China
Fort R. Bull
Methodist Episcopal
Loo Choo Islands
Japan
Class to Attend Funeral of Mrs Eddy
The Deborah class of the Christian Sunday School is requested to sit in a body at the funeral of Mrs H S Eddy at 2 30 Wednesday afternoon in the Christian church.
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Deborah
Christian Sunday School
Hh. S. Eddy
Christian Church
Kroger Store Robbery in Columbus Targeted Manager
A lone bandit entered the Kroger at 1134 Parsons Avenue Columbus and held up manager Elbert Leavitt at gunpoint, taking $78 from the cash register. The thief fled in a car.
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Columbus
Kroger
Parsons Avenue
Elbert Leavitt
Pesky Devils Quietus Promoted As Household Pest Killer
An advertisement touts P D Q as a new liquid chemical that kills bedbugs roaches moths and fleas with no damage to springs furniture or clothes. It claims hospital and railroad use and offers single and double strength bottles for home purchase.
Emerald Oil Promised Relief for Varicose Veins
Warnings of varicose veins prompt medical cautions and a claim that Emerald Oil clears swollen veins. The ad instructs purchasing an original two ounce bottle from a druggist and applying it twice daily while rubbing toward the heart to restore normal vein size with guaranteed results.
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Welsonville News Today
University
Rotary Club
Fort Worth
Tex
A. J. Reynolds
Gloria Caruso
Dorothy Benjamin Caruso Ingram
Jacqueline Ingram
Lido
Venice
Italy
Glouster News
Moore
Court St
Lake Near Here
IE. C. Woodworth
Grocer
Brookshire
C. D. Shafer
the Cline Pharmacy Co
Lawhead
Messenger
Printery
Bs Fouttio
Waterman
Waterman’s
Athens Book & News Co
South Court House Cline Bldg
Mom’n Pop
Chick
PO c
Slim Sam
Nnational Bank
First National Bank
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