Right to Drive Is Taken Away
Oval Wood of Nelsonville pleaded guilty to operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. He lost driving rights for six months and paid a $100 fine after being arraigned before Mayor L. J. Eberle. Collision investigation by Officer Bateman preceded the plea. other locals faced intoxication or reckless driving charges with varied fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
George Bateman
L. J. Eberle
Bateman
West Washington
Madison Streets
Carl Lanning
Floodwood
Carl Thompson
Lancaster
Deanville
Allan Futter
Omcer Bateman
Monday Creek
Repairs Underway At Nelsonville Bowling Alleys
Aug 26 Nelsonville locals observe repairs at W S Owens bowling alleys Publite Square. Two new alleys are being added making a three lane plant. The room is redecorated and will reopen Thursday evening August 29. Local clubs plan teams this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
W.S Owens
Publite Square
Owens
Local residents visit and host in Columbus and neighboring towns
A parade of local visitors and guests fills weekend social pages. Mrs John Coope visits relatives in Columbus. Mr and Mrs Durward North and others travel to Columbus for weekend visits. Numerous households host relatives from Wellston Langsville Delaware and beyond including Caldwell Union Furnace and Point Pleasant West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Coope
Columbus
Durward
North
Frances Bennett
Tom Schenz
Wellston
Joe Mathewson and Sons
A. Hooper
Athens
Fred Voight
Anna Mae
Ted le Roy
Caldwell
Claudia Coope
Harold Weed
Union Furnace
Stuart Hoodler
Colambus
Leland Devore
Frances Parry
George Schwenke
Logan
Miller Wilson
Erma Wilson
Mary Adeline
Tom Wilson
Robert McKnight
Langsville
John Vogitt
Nosa
Minnie
Henry Javanti
Pt. Pleasant
W. Va
C. A. Stover
Lillian
Delaware
Frank Betts
James Coleman
I. B. Staley
Kenneth, Whiting
Ind
Guy Ridenour
Harry Sisson
Don
Oscar Nelson
Donald Evans
Detroit
Mich
J. C. Evans
Mary Sharp
Clifford Saunders
Bumbus
John North
L. A. North
Lancaster
Adam Scheeler
Eula Scheeler
Chilhcothe
Roads
Ohio
Phillip Smith
Eleanore Smith
Saltriver
Kansas
State Fair Opens With Crowds At Am-bus
Crowds lined up as the 1929 State Fair opened at 9 a.m. Perry L. Green State Director of Agriculture and fair director spoke from the grandstand at 1 p.m. Five activities started at 9 o'clock including swine judging poultry farm products horticulture and demonstrations in weaving textiles and pottery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AMBUS
S A
Perry L. Green
Nelsonville Reinstates Dog Quarantine Amid Rabies Fears
Nelsonville imposes a second dog quarantine from tonight until further notice after reports of rabid dog bites. Dogs found running at large will be shot. owners urged to comply. A rabies scare followed a fox hound’s attacks across the city, injuring Deputy Sheriff Stanley Dew and prompting tests at Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Eventis Iby
Stanley Dew
Muncth
Bible School Season Ends in Nelsonville Area
Th ocking Valley Daily Vacation Bible Schools close a second term under Miss Irene McDowell. Enrollments include Buehtel 112 Haydenville 99 Diamond 20 Second Factory 6 Morristown 12. Total attendance for both terms 800. Several area schools closed the first term weeks earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Thocking Valley
King’s Heralds Meet at Fort Street Home
The King’s Heralds plan a Tuesday meeting on August 27 at 6 30 PM at Jeannette Cranmer’s Fort Street home. Dues will be collected during the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King's Heralds
Jeannette Cranmer
Fort Street
Surprise Birthday Party For Mrs. Arthur Todd Attended
Friends gathered at the Todd home Wednesday evening to celebrate Mrs. Arthur Todd's birthday. The event featured music and a large list of attending relatives and neighbors from Vaudenville, Nelsonville, Neisenville, and Greendale. In other notes, 18 month old Erma Aileen Poling died Sunday at New Pittsburg. funeral is Tuesday at 2 PM at New Pittsburg Church with burial at Davis Chapel.
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Arthur Todd
Lois
Nelson Skinner
Donald
Dorothy
Glen Farley
Willard Seele
Andrey Jean
Vaudenvile
Henry Todd
Gernie
Mildred
Helen Evans
Neisenville Rt. 2
Aarence Woodard
Clyde Mire
Netlie White
Velma Kievd Thompson
Nelsonville
Ruth Mills
Greendale
Erma Aileen Poling
Sam Police
New Pittsburg
Velock
Davis Chapel
Jeff
Two Sisters Bruised In Nelsonville Auto Crash
A brother Jesse Green and two sisters Margaret and Frances Green in separate cars collided on the main highway near the Pritts filling station below Nelsonville. Frances Green suffered painful bruises and was taken home by Stout’s ambulance. Bob Thompson was cut on the head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Green
Deanville
Bob Thompson
Nelsonville
Margaret
Frances Green
Stout
Faithful Workers' Class Hosts Card Evening
The Methodist Sunday School Faithful Workers' Class met at Mrs. C. Wein's Chestnut Street home on Friday. Hostesses were Mrs. J. H. Stewart and Mrs. Sam Frank. The gathering included readings by Willetta Smith and Stella Teetts, a travel talk by Mrs. Cora Davis, and songs and prayers led by Mrs. Harry Cox and Mrs. W. Hoffman. Dozens of members and guests attended, listing Kreppel as acting president in the absence of the presiding officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Sunday School
C. .Wein
Chestnut Street
J. H. Stewart
Sam Frank
G Kreppel
Harry Cox
C. W. Hoffman
Willetta Smith
Athens
Mexico
San Francisco
Oregon
Canada
H. J. Frazee
Pittsburgh
Ida Jewett
Roberta Bartoe
Zanesville
Cora Davis
G. Kreppel
Anna Nelson
J. D. Ledlie
Eulalia Hoch
Mary Robertson
Belle Smith
Anna Raine
Charles Kennedy
Bora Moler
C. E. Retta
Lavina Lamb
Cora’ Tunion
Charles Reynolds
T. H H. Stewart
W. H. Bartoe
Alice L. Anderson
Keefer
Thomas Spencer
Birth announcement and social visits in Nelsonville area
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kuble announce the birth of a daughter on Saturday August 24. Mrs. Elton Smith and daughter Selina return to Columbus after visiting Ed Love’s home. Mr. and Mrs. H J Frazee of Pittsburgh are visiting the Wein family in Chestnut Street. Mr. and Mrs. B H Knight and son Charles join Mr. and Mrs. Steve Holland with Marjorie and John for a Sunday in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Herman Kuble
West Columbus Street
Elton Smith
Selina
Columbus
Ed Love
H. J. Frazee
Pittsburgh
Conrad Wein
Chestnut Street
Charles
Steve Holland
Marjorie
John
Glouster Triumphs 7-0 Over Murray In Three Game Series
Glouster defeated Murray City 7 0 in front of a large crowd to take the first of a three game set. Sam Withem earned a $25 purse after pitching a masterpiece with 11 strikeouts as Murray managed only six hits. Knox hit a three base shot for Glouster and Glouster scored in the first, third and fifth innings. The next two games are scheduled on Glouster grounds and in Murray City with start times listed as 2230 p.m. local time.
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Glouster
Murray City
This City
Sam Withem
Sam
Murray
Glouster Grounds
Whitlatch
McDaniel
Giouster
Withem
Smathers
Rasp
Knox
Withm
Jones
Dawley
Smith
Taylor
Garner
Rum-Runner Dean Billings Held After Ashland Wreck
The Cleveland suspect Dean Billings was detained in Ashland after a high speed chase and gun battle with Sheriff Earl Kyser and deputies. Police recovered 190 gallons of liquor from his wrecked car, indicating a large illicit liquor operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
U.P
Cleveland
Dean Billings
Earl Kyser
Hillings
Billings
Try-out to be given waterworks system Glouster
Work to install a water softener and filtration plant in Glouster nears completion. The filtration plant began operation late last week and is functioning well. Two wells remain to be seated, with expected completion Tuesday, then flushing lines and cleaning the reservoir before supplying filtered soft water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
State Board of Health
Tipple to Undergo Second Operation in Columbus
In Glouster on August 26 Mr Charlea Tipple Trimble, hospitalized three weeks ago for an operation, will undergo a second operation either today or Tuesday. He remained in Columbus to be with Mel Tipple until the procedure. A local bowling match saw Logan defeat Glouster 2288 to 1837 on Friday night with a rematch set for Tuesday in Logan.
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Glouster
Charlea Tipe, Trimble
Columbus
Tipple
Mel Tipple
Thirns
Logan
Glauster
Leaky gasoline line sparks near fire in local garage
In Glouster on August 26 a gasoline feed line leaked in the Joe Heshara garage behind his business on High Street. Joe Montag, owner of a Horns bowling alley install in town, had just returned from Nelsonville when the car ignited from the exhaust. A quick fire alarm and department response stopped the blaze before serious damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Heshara
High Street
Joe Montag
Horns
Nelsonville
Aluemane
Three Arrested in Glouster On Drunk Charges
Three men from out of town Charles Strashaugh Greens than ten Mertison Patos and McGire Hellister were arrested Saturday night by officers on drunk charges. Two were picked up on High Street and one in an alley behind High. Arraigned before Mayor Caskalla Sunday morning they pled guilty and paid a total fine of 145.50 each after arrangements to settle fines.
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Glouster
Charles Strashaugh
Mertison Patos
McGire
Hellister
High Street
Caskalla
Sand Costa
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Oval Wood
Oval
Harper Street
Ely
Bible Schools
Irene McDowell
Mit
Young Hoover
Allan Hoover
Alice Davis
Dwight W. Davis
Philippines
Manila
Helow
The
Lostro Bldg
E. Goldsb
Ther
Pritts Fil
Ing Station
Dalghnter
Bradley
Swayers
Theisen
White
Mes
Senger
Tion
Athens Ice and Storage Company
Geastotta
Hyla Harrold
Nelsonnidee
Mack
Dr. Scholl
Wed. & Thurs
Coks Cash Shoe Store
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