Three Men Fined by Mayor in Court Saturday
In Nav parish court at Fears ville on Saturday Stanley McCormick was fined 100 dollars and costs for driving intoxicated and his license suspended six months. The other two defendants Imick and Mollisee were fined 10 dollars and costs each for intoxication. They previously faced arraignment on charges stemming from an automobile collision near the John Herrold farm and Nelsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imick
Cleveland
Theodore F.cormick
BE. W. Mollisee
Lawster
John Herrold
Nelsonville
Stanley McCormick
Fears Ville
Stanley
Buckeyes Carried By Lucky Man Here
Nelsonville resident Billy Linn a 76 year old sanitary policeman and coal miner veteran swears by carrying buckeyes as a preventive remedy. The feature notes his lifelong habit a buckeye kept in a coat pocket by itself and traces traditions of the old superstition from Indian lore to modern wearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Ohio
Billy Linn
Lily
Billy
Lithopolis
Scott
Child Struck By Car in Floodwood Falls
Eight year old Wave line Simmons of Floodwood sustained a fractured right thigh when she stepped from behind a parked car and was hit by a passing automobile near Floodwood Ball Park. She clung to the bumper to avoid being run over and was taken to Dr. J M Hyde's office where the fracture was reduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Waveline Simmons
Clyde Simmons
Floodwood
Coal Output Rises In Week Ended Aug 15 In Ohio And Nation
Nelsonville reports soft coal production for the week ended August 15 at 6,972,000 tons, up 170,000 tons or 2.5 percent from the prior week. The 1930 week ending August 15 had 8,171,000 tons. Ohio's figures show 406,000 tons for the week ended August 8, up from 433,000 and 435,000 the year earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Ohio
Missionary Society Meeting at Country Home
The Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church met at Mrs. John Herrold's country home Friday evening. A 6 o'clock picnic dinner preceded business led by President Mrs. H. H. Jackson. Twenty five members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
John Herrold
H. H. Jackson
Edith Campbell
Ruth Nixon
Gladys McAfee
Lancaster School of Missions
Retta Howe
Bertha Nixon
Bertha Barker
Clara Potts
Waldo Chute
Huntington
W. Va
Walter, Wolf
Otto Shirley
Poplar Street
George Evans
Automobile Damage Report In Murray City Owner Named
Nelsonville August 24 an automobile owned by Dr HE A Person Murray City was slightly damaged in an incident reported from the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
HE. A. Person
Murray City
Fire at Fourth and Poplar Streets Extinguished Before Arrival
A blaze erupted near a carburetor at the corner of Fourth and Poplar Streets around noon yesterday. The fire department responded to the alarm but reached the scene after the flames were already under control.
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Fourth and
Poplar Streets
Legion Post 220 Meeting Postponed to August 26
The Glenford Dugan Post No 220 American Legion postpones its regular meeting from Tuesday to Wednesday night August 26 at 7 30. Executive committee members must attend as nominating committee will select officers for the coming year. Ballots will be used and final nominations and election occur at the first meeting in September. Armistice Day plans will be discussed. Attendance is urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Glenford Dugan
American Legion
Local social notes highlight visits and guests
Personal mentions from Nelsonville list Mr. and Mrs. Milikan of Columbus hosting Frank Minner. Mr. and Mrs. Fisk and their son return to Walbridge after visiting Art and Mrs. Fisk. D. H. Davis family from Jackson Ohio stay with L. A. Davis in Nelsonville. Various residents travel to Athens Huntington and Charleston for gatherings and hospital visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Milikan
Columbus
Frank Minner
Guy Fisk
Walbridge
Art Fisk
D. H. Davis
Jackson
Ohio
L. A. Davis
Surbury
Helen Shaw
Buckeye Lake
Helen McDowell
Adda Frances Butt
Majel Lee
Helena Kour
Ruth Butts
Margaret Shafer
This City
Rhoda Cowan
Athens
Janice Mitchell
Robert Eddy
R. L. Hamill
Grant Hospital
William Morgan
BE. Rosser
Frank Freer
James Knight
Cecil Shafer
Fred Edington
Eugene Shafer
College Street
Charles McCarty
Washington, D
Steubenville
Arch Krieg
Huntin
W. Va
H. D. Krie ~ Jr
L. I. Krieg
W. F. Gray
Roy Sayers
Roy Davis
Shelby Barber
Charleston
All Stars Triumph in Ninth In Three-Game Shawnee Series
Nelsonville All Stars defeat Shawnee 7-6 in ten innings to clinch the three-game series before about 700 fans. Clyde Ray delivered the deciding single that allowed Joe Collina to score after Shawnee misplayed a ball, with Dick Jones leading hitters for both sides on a day of late rallies and errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Clyde Ray
Perry County
Nelsonville All Stars
Jim Coope
Galvin
Ben Sweany
Smith
O'Hare
Mead Whyte
Dick Jones
Sweazy
A. Clary
Mrs D Q Chappell Undergoes Operation in Columbus
Mrs D Q Chappell wife of the Shade school superintendent underwent a surgical operation at White Cross Hospital Columbus Saturday for relief of toxic goitre. Mr Chappell returned to Athens and reported her condition satisfactory. The Chappell home is on Richland Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Q. Chappell
Chappell
The
Schools of Shade
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Hebbardaville tops Deanville in 9 to 7 thriller
Hebbardaville defeated Deanville Sunday by a 9 to 7 score in a well played game. Bailey hit a bases loaded homer driving in the key runs as Hebbardaville surged in the ninth. Score by innings show Hebbardaville 000 000 125 and Deanville 000 100 14a. Batteries: Hebbardaville Bailey Chesser Cheaser Kol Mister. Deanville Robinett Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebbardaville
Deanville
Bailey
Chesser
Cheaser
Kol- Mister
Robinett
Thompson
Millions of Chinese face flood doom after Yangtze surge
Hankow reports that thousands fear death in the yellow waters and from cholera as the Dragon God myth fuels resignation. Officials warn the death toll could reach two million by Christmas while 5 million to 2 million are uprooted in Hupeh and Hunan. Relief efforts race to inoculate 100,000 as camps overflow and supplies run short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hankow
China
U.P
Yangtze
Wuchang
Hanyang
Standard Oil Company
Hupeh
Hunan
Three-Men Rob Piqua Theater in Late-Night Hold-Up
Three armed men robbed the Schines Theater in Piqua of 750 dollars after the last show, slipping from their seats on the second floor to threaten the manager with pistols and flee as spectators departed shortly before 11 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PIQUA
U.P
Schines Piqua Theater
Moving Picture House
Oldest American railroad to quit after 24 miles
The Delaware and Hudson line from Honesdale to Carbondale ends, as buses and trucks replace rail. The Stourbridge Lion, the first locomotive in America, rests in the Smithsonian after its historic, brief test and the nation enters a new industrial era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onesdale
Horatio Allen
Stourbridge
America
Mission
Delaware & Hudson Railroad
Moosic Mountain
Honesdale
Carbondale
Rondout
Hudson
New York
George Stephenson
Foster, Rastrick and Company
England
Seeleyville
Lackawaxen Creek
Cannes
President of Ohio Miners to Speak in Chauncey
Local Union No 338 Chauncey Mine No 33 and Manhattan Goal Company plan a business meeting in Chauncey High School Auditorium Tuesday night Aug 28. District President Lee Hall will attend and speak. Elmer Allen Chauncey president and Floyd Karna city secretary lead the local. Seven mines operate in the district with several idle today and a list of working mines includes No 8 No 10 No 63 No 28 No 119 Black Diamond and L D Poston No 6b.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Aug
Manhattan Goal Company
Chauncey High School
Lee Hall
Elmer Allen
Floyd Karna
Poston
Militieia
Black Diamond
L. D. Poston
Chauncey Reunion Brings Hoffman Fisher to Ohio Parents
Mrs. B H Hoffman and Miss Ola Fisher of Findlay Ohio visit Chauncey guests of Mrs Adolph Nelson and the Gardners. The trio linked by Ohio University days plan to travel with Mr Nelson from Florida to Indian River City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Mra. B. HH. Hoffman
Misa Ola Fisher
Findlay
Ohio
Mra
Adolph Nelson
M. J. Gardner
Hoffman
Miss Fisher
Mra. Nelson
Ohio University
Gardner
Nelson
Florida
Millfield Methodist Sunday School sees sixty one in attendance
CHAUNCEY Aug 24 The Millfield Methodist Episcopal Sunday School reported an attendance of 61 persons Sunday morning. John Marshall with piano by Mrs Leonard Simpson sang a special song. Special music will be offered next Sunday. Persons not attending Bible School elsewhere are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millfield
Chauncey
Millfield church to host benefit social at Black Store
Chauncey Aug 24 Members of the Millfield Methodist Episcopal Church will hold a benefit social at the Black Store building Tuesday night Aug 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Millfield
Beaumont Man Injured Moving Timbers at Mine
Sam Waymer of Beaumont was seriously injured last week when a rusty spike pierced his shoe and penetrated the ball of his left foot while moving timbers at the old Beaumont Mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaumont
Chauncey
Sam Waymer
Chauncey Girls Enter Buckeye State School
Misa Reena Shafer and Ruth Gardner of Chauncey left Sunday for Columbus to enter Buckeye State School. They are accompanied by Mr and Mrs Karl Gardner, parents of Ruth. Both graduates of Chauncey-Dover High School last spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus School
Chauncey
Misa Reena Shafer
Ruth Gardner
Columbus
Buckeye State School
Mrs Dane Osborne to Enter Grant Hospital in Columbus
Aug 24 report says Mrs Dane Osborne of Chauncey will enter Grant Hospital in Columbus for likely surgery. She is accompanied by her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Dane Osborne
Columbus
Grant Hospital
Central League reorganizes with new Dayton plan
Dayton aug 4 a plan to revive professional baseball in Central League territory moves forward with five cities agreeing to join for 1983. Dayton Canton Akron Erie Ft Wayne named as members. Grand Rapids Midsouth Bend and Richmond under consideration. A six week meeting will set forfeits and franchises before a National Association of Minor Leagues gathering in West Baden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Canton
Akron
Erie
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Grand Rapids
Midsouth Bend
Richmond
National Association of Minor Leagues
West Baden
Frederick W. Howell
Central League
Harry Smith
Columbia
Howell
National Baseball Federation
Central Loop
Bank Board Keeps National Bank Capital Plans Unchanged
The board states that Columbus Banks at 906 million will retain the same capital and surplus. Edwin Buchanan presides as president while Charles R Rhields chairs the board. The firm’s basic profits and totals are to remain as stated in the filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Bank
Edwin Buchanan
Charles R. Rhields
Onied Firma
Party guest killed in Cincinnati birthday clash
A birthday party for Cass Nichola, 10, in Cincinnati ended in death after a fight with a guest, Charlea Mounce, who was knocked near Coe Stone and suffered a skull fracture from a second blow. Detectives investigate the fatal incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Aus
Cass Nichola
Charlea
Coe
Masked gunmen loot two sites near central police station
Masked armed men opened two safes near the Gestral Police block and escaped with cash today, authorities say. Police are investigating the incident and reviewing nearby surveillance footage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gestral Police
Ie Tion
Rae Cash
Stomach oe Hurts the AI you try it
The text presents a fragmented line about stomach discomfort and testing an AI response. It appears as a garbled note with unclear context and no identifiable event, date, or named entities.
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Legion
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Jimmy
WSEN
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J. Coepe
D. Jones
Skinner
Collins
Flidenhour
Whyteton Coope
Litsinger
McKenney
Swawnee Abrhour
Jones
Byrne
Ridenhour
T. Jones
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P. Mamman
Abhoa Smith
Sweaty
Hebbardsville
By Wilfred Ling
United Press
Pioneer Railroad System
Dexter H. Teed
NEA
Allen
Interstate Commerce
Sonian Institute
Washington
D. C
Philip Howe
Road
Benjamin Wright
D. & H. Canal
Moosie Mountain
Lica
Charles & Headfield, JR
Plan Church
Vardon, Taylor, Hilton
Braid
Southern Ohio Electric Company
Middegort
Columbus Banks Is
Majesté Nelscnville
June Collyer
Raymond Batten
Ray Dooley
Noah Beery
Haines
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