Boy Is Hurt In Tire Blowout On High Street
Glouster Ohio Aug 27 An 8 year old boy Frank Hemsley suffered a fractured right wrist when a tire blew out on a small car driven by Robert Hemsley near the Service Tire Co on High Street The boys are sons of Fred Hemsley of Cross Street Also noted that Mr and Mrs Roy Davis of Spring Street welcomed a daughter born Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Robert Hemsley
Service Tire Company
High Street
Frank Hemsley
Fred Hemsley
Cross Street
Roy Davis
Spring Street
Lewis Warehime Dies at 60 in Hollister
Lewis Warehime local Trimble township trustee died Sunday at Hollister after a months long illness. He leaves his wife and two children Nelsonville and Columbus. Born in Morgan county he lived most of his life near Hollister. Funeral at U B church Hollister Tuesday at 2 with Rev. W F Harbert officiating. burial in Hollister cemetery.
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Glouster
Lewis Warehime
Trimble Township
HollIster
Warehime
Mr. Warehime
Isaac Vaughn
Nelsonville
Forrest Warehime
Columbus
Morgan County
L O. O. F. Lodge
U. B
W. F. Harbert
Wellston
Wedding Announcements and Local Society News
Society notes report the August 19 marriage of Ina Secoy to Harry A. Kauffman at the Bellevue home, with Ina formerly of Athens and later Lancaster. The column lists numerous guests, travels, visits, school posts, and clerical and family movements across Athens, Lancaster, Columbus, and nearby towns, along with upcoming events and club meetings.
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Xriage
Charles M. Secoy
Ellevue
Athens
Annee
Ina Secoy
Harry A. Kauffman
Dayton
H. A. Kauffman
Lancaster
Bellevue
Secoys
Nelson W. Stewart One of Railroad’s Longest Serving Engineers
Nelson W. Stewart of Deshler Ohio near fifty years as a railroad engineer with a single accident. He started with the C and D at Lima in 1881 and first ran a freight train in June 1888 then a passenger run on the branch road July 17 1888. He is 67 years old and may retire soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pie
Lima
Stewart
Mrs. Lewis Draper Dies at 40 in Trimble
Mrs. Lewis Draper, about 40, formerly of Jacksonville, died Saturday morning in Marion while family resided there. Her body was returned to Glouster and interred at Sands Cemetery in Trimble after services at Trimble M. E. Church. She leaves a husband and four children.
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Glouster
Lewis Draper
Jacksonville
Marion
C. F. Wallace
Henry Draper
Trimble
Trimble M. E
Arrest of Clarence Christy in Glouster for fine evasion
Clar ence Christy, sought for failure to pay a drunk charge fine, was arrested by Marshal Williams Saturday night. He was jailed in Athens after the arrest and had recently worked at Mine No 10 before moving to Buchtel for new mining work.
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Glouster
Clarence Christy
Marshal Williams
Christy
Athens
Heck
Glouster Workers Ride Labor Train to Modoc Mines
Sixty eight residents from Glouster rode the labor train to Modoc mines this morning as many as usual entered cars. Over 800 tons of coal were loaded at mine 255 on Saturday and output at mine 281 topped 500 tons. The two mines have loaded more than 1500 tons in a single day.
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Glouster
Modoc
Glouster Beats Pomeroy In Local Ground Showdown
In Glouster on August 27, Cunningham pitched five hits allowed for Glouster with Gibbs finishing after the win. Gaul started for Pomeroy and Grinley relieved in the fifth. The locals starred with strong hitting and a remarkable bases loaded triple play as Robuck and Knight highlighted the action. Glouster will host Racine next Sunday then travel to the Ohio State prison farm on Labor Day.
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Glouster
Pomeroy
Cunningham
Glousters
Gibbs
Gaul
Grinley
Scottdale
Robuck
Knight
Racine
Ohio State Prison Farm
Pomeroy B. R. H. O. A. E
Bartels
P. Knight
Smekey
B. Gaul
B. Knight
Ridnour
Cccesee
G. Gaul
Glouster B
H. O. A. E. Robuck
Theses
Gatch
Ingham
McAllister
J. Robuck
Last Bird Picture Winners in Athens Messenger Contest
The Athens Messenger prints the last bird picture contest results. First prizes go to Lillie Poling and Wanda North. second prizes awarded to Rosemary Forsbach and Esther Dorst. honorable mentions include Frances Kempton and many others.
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Margaret Gandee
Garth Lightfoot
Annabelle Bussey
Elberta Bussey
Helen McCaskey
Esther Dorst
Frances May Kempton
Edward Oskey
Helen Gandee
Lillie Poling
Nelsonville
Route 1
Box 190
Wanda
Jacksonville
Mary Etta McKibben
Eloise Davis
Carrie Belle Bryson
Frances Mae Kempton
Billy North
Doris Ruth Bryson
Bessie Swindell
Jean Dilcher
Otis Johnson
Dick Guinther
Virginia Berg
Charles Tinker
Alberta Shafer
Birchie Shafer
Edna Davis
Elenor Davis
Stanley Bruce
Marguerite Morrison
John Johnston
Mary Frances Groves
Hallie Bruce
Wyona Hubler
Vera Helen Shafer
Mertie Adell Oliver
Frank Cunningham
Bernice White
Charles Welling
Florence Easterling
William Swindell
Helen Mae McCaskey
Baseball game summary with Cunningham bests Gaul
In a 9 inning contest, Cunningham earns the win for his team after 7 innings, Gaul takes the loss. Robuck 2B and Skiner lead with multiple hits, while fields and Bradfield feature in a notable triple play. Attendance reaches 500.
Widow Inheritance Sparks Million Dollar Alienation Suit
Mrs Lucille Massey Allison inherits estate of Indianapolis magnate James A Allison after his death five days after their brief marriage His former wife Mrs Sara Wilson Allison filed suit for 2 000 000 claiming alienation of affections as the fortune is reported to be as high as 6 000 000.
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Lucille Massey Allison
James A. Allison
Indianapolis
Allison
Sara Wilson Allison
Toll Now Reaches 185 in Cleveland
Cleveland August 27 Miss Joyce Cramer 18 niece of Police Lieutenant Ray Cramer died early today the 145th traffic victim of the year. Mrs Roxie Cramer mother of Joyce was reported near death with a fractured skull. Both women were struck by an automobile driven by William Ancim 28 booked on manslaughter charges.
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Cleveland
U.rp
Joyce Cramer
Ray Cramer
Roxie Cramer
Joyce
William Ancin
Nevils Named President of Georgetown University
Rev. William Coleman Nevils is appointed president of Georgetown University succeeding Rev. Charles W. Lyons who will move to a post in New England.
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Washington
U.P
William Coleman Nevils
Georgetown University
Charles W. Lyons
New England
Columbus Actor to Return After Subway Crash
Larry E. Doyle Jr., son of L. E. Doyle Sr., of 387 North Monroe avenue, plans to resume his policeman role in The Front Page at Times Square Theater after injuries from a New York subway disaster. He told his parents he expects to rejoin the cast within a few days.
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Columbus
Larry E. Doyle, Jr
L. E. Doyle
North
Monroe Avenue
New York
Doyle
Ben Hecht
Charles MacArthur
Times Square
Green to headline Cleveland Labor Day outing at Geauga Lake
William R. Green president of the American Federation of Labor accepts invitation to be guest of Cleveland Federation of Labor at its annual Labor Day outing at Geauga Lake park. The event marks a ceremonial day for local labor leaders with Green as a keynote figure.
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Cleveland
William R. Green
American Federation of Labor
Cleveland Federation of Labor
Geauga Lake Park
Ohio History Day Set at Logan's Elm Park
The third annual Ohio History Day will be held at Logan's Elm park on Sunday October 7. Chief Buffalo Charles Longlance, who spoke at the historical tree four years ago, will headline the event as speaker.
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Circleville
U.P
Logan’ Elm Park
Buffalo Charles Longlance
Curran Goes for Smith in New York Mayoral Race
Henry H. Curran Republican mayoral candidate for New York announces he will vote for Smith. Curran, former Manhattan Borough president and ex commissioner of immigration, leads the Association Against the Prohibition Amendment.
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New York
Henry H. Curran
Manhattan
U. S
Immigration
Smith
Curran
Association Against the Prohibition
Veteran Sidney Allen Dies in Columbus at 88
Sidney S. Allen 88 Civil War veteran and father of Sidney Allen Jr. of Columbus and Federal Gas and Fuel Co. died suddenly yesterday from heart disease.
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Columbus
Sidney Smith Allen
Sidney
Allen, Jr
Columbus and Federal Gas and Fuel Company
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Charleston
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Harry Dean of
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Morris Avenue
Lucinda Shields
Akron
Will Shields
Second Street
F. E. Sweeney
Lancaster Street
N. E. Gauthier
Betty
Detroit
Michigan
A. F. Reeves
Dorothy Jones
Lewis Farst
W. O. Jones
Central Avenue
D. B. Jones
T. H. Johnson
Charles Dickson
McArthur
C. B. Taylor
W. W. Coe
Charles H. Wyatt
Robert Smith
N. E. Mills
R. L. Clutter
Ella Ginn
Amy Weiher
Ardilla Shuster
Mary Ward
John P. 1Coe
Albany
H. A. Berry
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Fannie Maffin
Stewart Street
Doll Kittle
Glen
Ronald
John Kittle
Cameron
F. F. Kittle
R. W. Oxley
Youngstown
Phil Oxley
M. E. Church
W. H. Reefer
E. O. Huggins
Alamogordo
New Mexico
Mr. Huggins
Florida
J. L. C. Kelley
Cedar Point
Plince
Cross Bros
W. Union St
Athens, O
Amsterdam
Elizabeth Robinson
Holland
Lostac
Thens Saving & Loan CO
Athens, Ohio
J. C. McClanahan
J. L. Henry
P. E. Hixson
Co. L. Stout Roy Oscar Davis
Bird Man
Sherwin-Williams
Athens Lee & Storage Co
LI QL Pharmacy Ca
Athens County
Logan
the Gate of the Cam
the Security Savings Bank
Chicago
The
Athens Home Telephone Co
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