Windle brothers arraigned for grand larceny in Nelsonville
Alfred and Raymond Windle of Nelsonville pleaded not guilty to grand larceny. They were held to the grand jury under $1,000 bond each after a preliminary examination. The pair are accused by C. G. Dew of stealing six mine car wheels valued at 36 dollars, said to have been sold to a local junk dealer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Alfred
Raymond Windle
Bill Hickman
Windle
C. G Dew
Burnelle Announces Julia Burnelle to Chester Reeves
Miss Julia Burnelle wed Chester M. Reeves in a Sunday ceremony at the bride's West Washington Street home. Rev H A Sayre officiated. The couple will live with the bride's parents at present on West Washington Street in Nelsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
D. L. Burnelle
Julia
Chester M. Reeves
Elwood Reeves
Walnut Street
West Washington Street
H. A. Sayre
Methodist Church
Touring Southwest with Ben Bailey and family
Mr and Mrs Ben Bailey of carbon Hill left Thursday for Little Rock Arkansas to visit Hot Springs. They will stop at Cleveland Indiana and St Louis Missouri with relatives en route to Lookout Mountain Tennessee Andersonville Prison South Carolina and Dallas Texas They will visit Henderson the broadcaster and the Vicksburg Battlefield in Mississippi along the trip
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwest
Ben Bailey
Carbon Hill
Little Rock
Ark
Hot Springs
Cleveland
Ind
St. Louis
Lookout Mountain
Tennessee
Andersonville
South Carolina
Dallas
Texas
Louisiana
Henderson
Vicksburg
Miss Barbara Steenrod Hosts King's Heralds at West Washington
Miss Barbara Steenrod entertained the King's Heralds at her West Washington Street home Friday evening. Mary Adeline Wilson gave the scripture lesson and received the largest mite offering. Betty Sayre presided at the piano, with solos by Betty Tignor and Margaret Freer. Jane Powell read "Junior of Korea" and Barbara Steenrod read "Bump's First Party." Refreshments served to 11 members and one guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Steenrod
King’s Heralds
West Washington Street
Mary Adeline Wilson
Betty Sayre
Betty Tignor
Margaret Freer
Korea
Jane Powell
Bump
Family outing to Old Man's Cave ends with home picnic
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Gray with guest M. Bowen from Cleveland travel with several couples and a daughter to Old Man's Cave on Sunday. After a day of touring they return for a picnic dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Allen on Madison Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Gray
M. Bowen
Cleveland
Glen Allen
Jean
Dean Linscott
Jimmy
Shelby Barber
R. H. Sayre
Imogene
Shirley
Old Man's Cave
Madison Street
Business Girls to Meet in Christian Sunday School Class
The Business Girls' Class of the Christian Sunday School will meet this evening at 7 30 at the home of Mrs. Williard Simonton on Myers Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Sunday School
Williard Simonton
Myers Street
Local residents announce travel plans and visits
Glen Weymueller departed Sunday for New York City on the way home to Philadelphia after a two week vacation with relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Spencer visit relatives in Pomeroy. Mrs. L. A. Whitmore spends several days with friends in Columbus. E. Bennett and Donald Shafer head tonight for a ten day stay at Mt. Clemens Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Weymueller
New York City
Philadelphia
Thomas Spencer
Pomeroy
L. A. Whitmore
Columbus
Do. E. Bennett
Donald Shafer
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Funeral Services For William Zwick Held Tuesday
Nelsonville records funeral services for William Zwick who died Saturday at his home on the Buchtel Road. The Rev. H A Sayre will conduct the service at 1 PM at the residence with burial at Green Lawn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
William Zwick
Buchtel Road
H. A. Sayre
Methodist Church
Greenlawn
Social notes of travel and visits in Zanesville area
Ralph Hannahs returns home from Los Angeles. Dr. Charles Doan of Ohio State University visits Columbus. W. E. Howe and family entertain guests from Chicago. Trip averages include Keeton family Eastern motor tour and various Columbus visits. Theta Phi Alpha Sorority events in Chicago. multiple trips to Columbus and Detroit with family acquaintances noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Hannahs
Harvey Hannahs
Los Angeles
Calif
Charles Austin Doan
Columbus
C. E. Welch
Doan
Department of
Medical and Surgical Research
Ohio State University
W. E. Howe
Mary Allen
Chicago
Zanesville
Will Keeton
Mercedes
Billy
Octa Powers
Margaret Martin
Keeton
C. W. Cable
C. W. Selig
Virginia
Dorothy
G. W. Selig
George
Gladys Ashby
Mollie
D. A. Armstrong
Rutland
Miller-Barton
Carson
David
Elizabeth
Rose Shay
Rosemary
Monica Acker
Theta Phi Alpha Sorority
R. M. Henry
L. I. Krieg
Canada
Earl Finley
Washington
D. H
A. G. Cotton
W. F. Heaton
Charles Davis
Delbert Davis
Washington D. C
Frances Bennett
Cleveland
Will Betts
Paul Davis
Ward Hamm
Clarence Davis
Detroit
Frank Davis
J. L. Herrold
Beatrice
Lillian
Mildred Barber
Bert Coakley
Opal
Holland Davis
John North
Cleve Linton
Pete Leslein
Bliss Tinkham
Katherine
Charles
Toledo
Telephone varies classifieds to Mrs Lowe
Classified note references a phone listing or call to Mrs Lowe at Evans Place S24-d, indicating a brief contact or instruction in a local page classified section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowe
Evans Plowe
Call
Former Nelsonville Resident Dies in Chillicothe
Mrs Flo Malone Lehman a former Nelsonville resident died Sunday at her son’s home in Chillicothe. Her body will be brought to Nelsonville for burial at Greenlawn with the funeral party due to arrive Tuesday afternoon about 1 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Flo Malone Lehman
Chillicothe
Greenlawn
Miss Mary Keyes Returns From Athens Visit
Miss Mary Keyes has finished a several days visit with friends in Athens and returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Keyes
Athens
Jealous Husband Slays Wife Then Kills Himself
In Cleveland, Howard Eucher, 39, killed his wife Helen, 38, with a butcher knife and then shot himself after a drive and a street corner stop. Domestic strife and separation two weeks earlier set the motive. Mrs Minnie Braun, daughter by a former marriage, witnessed the scene. she said Eucher was intoxicated during the plea for reconciliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
U.P
Howard Bucher
Helen
Eucher
Minnie Braun
Cline Opens a Law Office in Toledo
Arthur R. Cline former State Highway representative in Athens County opens a law office at 431 Ohio Building Toledo. He has practiced in Toledo with H. Joe Cannon for about two and a half years and previously served as bridge construction foreman and later maintenance superintendent in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur R. Cline
Athens County
Ohio Building
Toledo
Cline
H. Joe Cannon
Athens
Parents Fight Sale of Hebbardsville School
A Friday petition by 15 district parents led to a temporary restraining order by Judge L G Worstell halting the Albany Consolidated Rural School District from selling Hebbardsville Sub-District School No 12. The suit seeks to reopen and fund the school for next year while challengers argue the sale violated legal notice and harmed students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
L. G. Worstell
Board of Education
Albany Consolidated Rural School
Hebbardsville
H. H. Carsey
Garnet Perry
Robert Brown
Z. T. Alley
Albany
Civil War Turning Point Claimed for Nationalists
Government asserts Tsinin recaptured and northern forces advancing on Lunghai front. Chiang Kai-Shek troops prepare to occupy Lan-Feng after defeating northern troops, signaling a pivotal stage in the civil conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
China
U.P
Tsinin
Chiang Kai-Shek
Lan-Feng
Lunghai
Boys Arrested On Melon Theft Charge In Chauncey
Five Chauncey youths were arraigned on watermelons stolen from G S Merry farm near Chauncey. Six melons were produced as evidence. Two will face the juvenile judge in Athens. three pleaded guilty and were fined ten dollars plus costs and jailed five days. Arrests were by Marsha Burke Withem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
W. D. Hines
G. S. Merry
John C. Merry
Athens
Marsha Burke Withem
Bride Honored Chauncey Shower in Springfield
Aug 18 report of a miscellaneous shower for Mrs. William Malone formerly Miss Virginia Stanley of Chauncey at Miss Betty Caplinger home 724 Clifton Ave Springfield. Guests included Helen Moore Nellie Shelton Edith Sommers Gale Malone Harriet Caplinger and others. Mr. and Mrs Malone recently married reside at 724 Clifton Ave Springfield Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
William Malone
Springfield
Virginia Stanley
Betty Caplinger
Clifton Avenue
Malone
Helen Moore
Nellie Shelton
Fred Smith, Sr
Edith Sommers
Gale Malone
Harriet Malone
Hattie Caplinger
Harriet Caplinger
Funeral for Jasper A. Drake Held in Chauncey
Jasper A. Drake longtime Chauncey resident linked to Chauncey depot work died Saturday at his son-in-law and daughter Allison Drake in Sharonville. Funeral services were held at Hebbardsville Presbyterian Church in Athens at 3 PM with burial nearby. He leaves a daughter Mrs. E. L. Saffell Bucyrus and a son Allison Drake Sharonville, plus brother W. H. Drake Eldorado Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Jasper A. Drake
Chauncey Depot
Allison Drake
Sharonville
Athens
Hebbardsville Presbyterian Church
Drake
E. L. Saffell
Bucyrus
Ohio
W. H. Drake
Eldorado
Kansas
Cole Family reunion set at Church of Christ in Tuppers Plains
Descendants of Mr and Mrs Charles Cole will hold their annual reunion on Sunday August 24 at the Church of Christ in Tuppers Plains Meigs County Ad Cole of Trimble says dinner starts at 11 followed by a program of music readings and officer elections
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
COLES
Chauncey
Cole
Charles Cole
Church of Christ
Tuppers Plains
Meigs County
Ad Cole
Trimble
Currran Claims 29 House Votes For Prohibition Repeal
Henry H Curran president of the Association Against the Prohibition Amendment says primary elections and candidate pledges show a net gain of 29 votes in the House toward repeal. He cites nine primaries already decided seven new pledges from sitting members and thirteen more switches from uncertain to repeal positions. Curran notes in each of the 29 districts the winner is wet or both candidates are wet. He adds twenty five states have nominees with an average gain of more than one seat for repeal and expects more gains in upcoming primaries and state conventions. No changes from wet to dry are seen so far.
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Washington
Henry H. Curran
The
Association Against the Prohibition Amendment
Candi
Curran
House of Representatives
Peach Ridge Workers Club Ends Its Year
At the Saturday meeting of the Peach Ridge Workers Club every member completed her project. Members filled out record books during the business period and gar ments made will be entered at the Athens County Fair. Miss Mary Laurence led the group and served refreshments. A sweet corn roast followed. Present were Mary Laurence Ruth Johnson Bertha Thomas Nelle Chadwick and Margaret Chadwick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peach Ridge Workers Club
Mary Laurence
Ruth Johnson
Bertha Thomas
Nelle Chadwick
Margaret Chadwick
Mrs Mina Connor of Albany Dies at 47
Mrs Mina Bobo Connor 47 of Albany died Sunday night at 8 30 at Sheltering Arms Hospital Athens from complications. She lived with her mother Mrs Mary Bobo and had one son Lewis Connor of Columbus and two grandchildren. Funeral services will be Tuesday at 2 30 at her mother's home and burial will be in Hebbardsville Cemetery. She had resided in Albany all her life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Mina Bobo Connor
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Mary Bobo
Hebbardsville
Lewis Connor
Columbus
Sylvester Bobo
Greenfield
Mrs. Connor
Vicinity
Mystery Heiress Breach Suit Against Yeast King Kin
Madge Mitchell of Los Angeles files a 100000 breach of promise suit against William N Fleischmann of the Cincinnati yeast dynasty now living in Beverly Hills. The pre honeymoon trip to Honolulu cooled the romance and Mitchell seeks damages in a California court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William N. Fleischmann
Cincinnati
Honolulu
California
Madge Mitchell
Los Angeles
Fleischmann
Beverly Hills
Calif
Cars Licensed This Month Report
Auto license registrar David Johnson reports 83 passenger cars and eight trucks licensed in the first half of August. Receipts totaled 224 dollars and 20 cents with 138 dollars from passenger car licenses and 86 dollars 20 cents from truck permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Johnson
Typhoid Warning Issued by Higgins
Athens County health officer Dr Higgins warns that water in wells and streams is low and may harbor typhoid. He urges caution for picnics and tours and says boiling water kills germs as the sure defense against contamination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higgins
Athens
J. M. Higgins
Athens County
Huge Tomatoes Displayed in Beaumont Garden
Chauncey Aug 18 report from Beaumont notes Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Courtney show colossal tomatoes at their home. The largest weighs 2 1 2 pounds with several others around 1 1 2 to 2 pounds in size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Harvey Courtney
Beaumont
Parking on Church Grounds Prohibited in Ames Township
Legal notices report McDougal Church grounds in Ames Township off limits for parking. Leonard Linscott fined 16 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to trespassing in Magistrate C H Porter court. Deputy Sheriff Wilson Ator and Charles Brandan involved. Brandan bonded $260 in same court for drunken driving charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDougal Church
Ames Township
Leonard Linscott
C. HB. Porter
Wilson Ator
Charles Brandan
C. H. Porter
Crossing wreck damages sought in Clifton West Virginia case
Athens County Common Pleas Court filings seek 4400 total for the Clifton crossing crash that killed Fred McClead 45 Athena and damaged the F J Beasley Milling and Grocery truck. Rhoda McClead widow and administratrix seeks 2900 for loss of support for their 15 year old daughter Helen. The petition cites a station house 19 feet from tracks that obscured train approaches and a 45 mph passenger train that failed to sound a warning before striking the truck en route to a Ohio River ferry landing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BL & O. Railroad
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Clifton
W. Va
Fred McClead
Athena
Rhoda McClead
McClead
Helen
F. J. Beasley Milling and Grocery Company
Ohio River
Passengers in Crashed Plane Burn to Death
Baltimore August 18 two men passengers in a commercial plane were burned to death when the craft fell 200 feet into a field near the Battime Annapolis Highway. Pilot Marshall Tarbert 21 escaped with minor injuries thanks to a quick motorist who dragged a semi conscious youth from the wreck. Francis Beale of Dorsey Station and James Ruppert of Jessup died strapped in their seats. Tarbert was not strapped and fell partly from the cockpit as flames consumed the plane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Annapolis Highway
Marshall Tarbert
Geisler
Francis Beale
Dorsey Station
James T. Ruppert
Jessup
Tarbert
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Chester Reeves
Devil Dogs
B. H. Fuller
Marine Corps
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Wendell ©. Neville
Fuller
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Annapolis Naval Academy
Mrs
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Alexander
Millfield
the Plains
Mr. Elliott
Airline
Sister
Winnie Baughman
Jasper Drake
A. L. Hibbard
Sturgis
Daniel Johnson
Arlan Blosser
Marie Morgan
Lancaster
Henry Morgan
Rita Smith
Mary Louise Fiske
Grace Myers
Glouster
Mina Connor
Yeast King’s Kin
Theo
B. & O. Railroad
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Evelyn Brent
Clive Brook
Paramount Picture
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