Mary Bozman Rites Held at Asbury Church
Mrs Mary Bozman 74 widow of John Bosman died at home on Asbury Ridge Wednesday Funeral services slated Friday at 1 30 p m at Asbury church with interment in Asbury Cemetery Kiwanis picnic at Welch and Eberle farm near Glen Ebon drew about 65 members and families despite a storm ending the outing with hosts providing ice cream and prize poultry farm tour noted
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Mary Bozman
John Bosman
Asbury Ridge
Asbury Church
Asbury Cemetery
Nelsonville Kiwanis Club
Welch & Eberle
Glen Ebon
Birthday Celebration at Greendale Honoring Mrs Emrick
An evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Emrick in Greendale celebrated Mrs. Emrick's birthday. A pot luck supper gathered many guests including Mr. and Mrs. Charles Azbell and children Roy Mae and Robert and others from Nelsonville Logan New Pittsburg and local households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Emrick
Greendale
Emrick
Charles Azbell
Roy
Mae
Robert
Virgil Emrick
Gerald
Charles
Frank Hitchings
Nelsonville
Edward Leach
Roy Mitchell
Nellie Pryor
Mae Quest
Logan
Dolph Emrick
Velma Lanning
New Pittsburg
C. P. Stacey
R. Dawley
Velma
Waldox
Flossie Tucker
Dwight Stacey
Ecclesia stag party at Nelson residence marks club activity
The Ecclesia club hosted a stag party at the East Franklin Street home of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Nelson Tuesday at 7 30 pm. President George W. Stuart Jr led the gathering as plans for future policy were discussed and members enjoyed classical songs followed by a 1115 pm collation and smokers. Attendees included George W. Stuart Jr Merrill Cox Harry Kelley Jr Watson offe Howard Wallace John Long Floyd Rosser Converse Craw l Carl Campbell Gerard Powell Ile Nelson Willis Hickman Fred Preston John Kessler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecclesia Club
Alex Nelson
East Franklin Street
George W. Stuart, Jr
George W. Stuart
Merrill Cox
Harry Kelley
Watson Offe
Howard Wallace
John Long
Floyd Rosser
Converse Crawl
Carl Campbell
Gerard Powell
Ile Nelson
Willis Hickman
Fred Preston
John Kessler
Wreck of T. & O. C. I passenger train shocks Nelsonville
Crowds gathered in Millfield to view the train wreck on the curve above the village depot. Early reports claimed many injuries and deaths, prompting a city-wide ambulance and physician response. The engine and tender were crushed, marking one of the county’s worst wrecks.
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Nelsonville
Millfield
Miner George Locke Injured In Coal Fall At Monday
George Locke of Monday sustained crushed ribs after a fall of coal at line No. 39 in Monday’s mine. Cable was summoned and attended the injured miner.
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George Locke
Vn. Cable
Fire accident injures Joan Rider in bath mishap
Joan Rider, daughter of Mr and Mrs O A Rider, was burned and scalded yesterday when she fell backward into a bucket of water. The incident occurred at their home and required medical attention.
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Joan Rider
Mrs. O. A. Rider
Nelsonville Shoppers to Close for Tabor Day
Nelsonville stores and business houses will be closed all day Monday in observance of Tabor Day following the usual custom.
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Nelsonville
Friday Prayer Meeting At Dowler Ridge Home
The King's men plan a Friday night prayer meeting at Henry Zimmermans Dowler Ridge residence, with departure from the Y M C A at 6 30 p m. Mrs George Barrows hosted a chicken dinner for her four sisters and other relatives in attendance.
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Henry Zimmerman
Dowler Ridge
George Barrows
Leia Hage
Cincinnati
Josephine Lott
Millfield
Arzona Sapp
Chauncey
Veronora Alma Love
Glouster
German Enemies Threaten Dawes Plan Ratification
Berlin reports that Nazi opponents of the Dawes plan may resort to assassination threats to block ratification. Count Reventlow warned that if the London protocol goes ahead without Reichstag approval, foreign commissioners could be targeted as invaders. Final Reichstag vote on the Dawes bill was awaited amid optimism despite a setback on two thirds majorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
Count Reventlow
Ludendorf
Reichstag
Lightning Strikes Hooper Barn in Amesville Ohio
A severe electrical storm struck Hooper where S P Kearns own the property. The barn and multiple outbuildings burned to the ground with little salvage. A wagon and harness survived. A mowing machine and other farm machinery were lost. The cow shed and other structures also burned with their contents. No livestock died. Insurance covered about five hundred dollars of the barn loss.
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Amesville
S. P. Kearns
Hooper
Golden Post 89 Meets Saturday in Columbus
G A R notice calls a regular Columbus Golden Post 89 meeting at 1 p m on Saturday August 30 with J L Pickering P C presiding.
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Columbus
Golden Post
J. L. Pickering
P. C
Drunk Gets Max Fine After Wild Affair
Roy Wyckoff of Cemetery street received the maximum $100 fine plus costs in Magistrate Helwig's court for intoxication. He was arrested at home Tuesday night by Sheriff McKinley and Constable Mariner after officers found a heavy caliber revolver. Wyckoff allegedly threatened to kill his wife. The same docket reports Wesley Baker of Athens fined $5 for simple drunkenness. R A Kennedy and Vivan Woodgerd pled not guilty to intoxication and will stand trial Friday afternoon, with Constable Mariner making all arrests.
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Roy Wyckoff
Cemetery — Street
Helwig
Wyckoff
McKinley
Mariner
Wesley Baker
Athens
R.A. Kennedy
Vivan Woodgerd
Boy Smothered in Great Wheat Pit at Woodstock
Urbana dispatch reports 10 year old Charles Brake died after being buried alive in a wheat pit at Woodstock near Urbana. His father watched as six workers dug for thirty minutes but new wheat kept suffocating him.
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Urbana
Woodstock
Charles Brake
Assignment of Schoolmen to County Posts
Supt H R McVay announced the assignment of territory to assistants for the coming year. K R Vermillion will oversee Alexander Canaan Dowler Lee Lodi Trimble Troy townships and Coolville Chauncey villages. D O Chappel will oversee Athens Ames Bern Carthage Rome Waterloo York townships and Amesville Mineral Carbondale Happy Hollow villages. Both report to County Supt McVay and take district duties.
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Security Superintendent of Schools
Supt
H. R. McVay
K. R. Vermillion
Alexander
Canaan
Dowler, Lee, Lodi
Trimble
Troy
Coolville
Chauncey
D. O. Chappel
Athens Township
Ames
Bern
Carthage
Rome
Waterloo
York Townships
Amesville
Mineral, Carbondale
Happy Hollow
McVay
Two Men Wounded In Grapple for Gun
In Wheeling on August 28 police investigated a shooting incident where two men were wounded in the legs during a struggle for a pistol. Blanche Laposki, 28, asked neighbor Florence McKee to lock the house and revealed Amon Asmar, 29, of Detroit, as the apparent lover found inside.
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Wheeling
Blanche Laposki
Florence McKee
A. J. McKee
Asmar
U S Marines Asked to Preserve Order in Nicaragua Elections
The state department received a request from conservative forces in Nicaragua for a detachment of United States Marines to be sent to the Central American republic to maintain order during upcoming elections.
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Washington
State Department
Nicaragua
United States
Central American Republic
Populations of World Must Be Held Down
In Williams College Massachusetts Aug 28 Prof Henry P Fairchild NYU president warned of a food shortage if world population grows uncurbed. He urged production of concentrated foods cost reduction of people or government birth control, and said wars and forced migrations do not solve overpopulation. Nations must apply rational population controls.
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Williamstown
Mass
Institute of Politics
Henry P. Fairchild
New York University
Fairchild
Professor Fairchild
British object to church ads sparks advertising debate
In London American advertising men at their annual convention debate church advertising. Canon Meyrick condemns shouting for Christ saying the Master taught love not curiosity. He cites a harsh example billing the Duchess as center of attraction for Holy Communion at noon.
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London
England
Canon Meyrick
Youngstown man survives back stab wound after poker dispute
Eric Corpening, 22, is hospitalized in Youngstown after a back stab wound from an argument over a poker game. He required forty stitches to close the injury.
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Youngstown
Eric Corpening
Wild West complex driver fined in Athens shooting case
William Poston 24 was fined 50 dollars after pleading guilty to carrying concealed weapons and firing at night in Athens. His brother Louis and Clifford Martin, both 18, pleaded guilty to petit larceny for stealing a blanket, with fines 50 dollars each and sentences suspended if they stay away from the city nightlife.
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Athens
William Poston
Poston
Maple
R. J. Jones
Louis Poston
Clifford Martin
Union
iMaple
George Washington University Eyes Harding Memorial Chair
Dr. William Mather Lewis president of George Washington University visited Marion Ohio and intimated that his school is favorably considered for the Harding Memorial Chair honor.
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Marion, O
Wiliam Mather Lewis
George Washington University
Harding
Hurricane moves west northwest of Saint Kitts
A tropical hurricane with its center 60 miles southwest of Saint Kitts is moving west northwestward, the U.S. Weather Bureau reported. Saint Kitts lies in the West Indies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Saint Kitts
United States Weather Bureau
West Indies
Reverend John Fulton Arrested on Forgery Charges
Bridgeport Ohio reports Rev. John E. Fulton was taken to Washington Pennsylvania to answer charges of forgery and obtaining money by false pretenses. He was arrested on warrants issued in Washington alleging he passed bad checks.
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Bridgeport
John E. Fulton
Washington
Pennsylvania
Pere Marquette Directors Weigh Van Sweringen Merger Plan
New York August 28 directors of the Pere Marquette Railroad met to discuss details of a plan in which the Van Sweringen brothers of Cleveland negotiate a merger to form the larger Nickle Plate system.
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New York
Pere Marquette Railroad
van Sweringen Brothers
Cleveland
Dawes to Speak in Lincoln on Lincoln Stadium Rostrum
Evanston reports that Charles G. Dawes Republican vice presidential nominee travels to Lincoln Nebraska to address a rally tomorrow night at University of Nebraska Stadium on the same rostrum used by Governor Charles W. Bryan to accept the Democratic nomination.
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Evanston
Ill
Chas. G. Dawes
Lincoln
Nebr
University of Nebraska Stadium
Charles W. Bryan
Fire train overturns in Tiffin injuring crew. one dead
William Brandenburg a 25 year old fireman from Barrett Indiana was killed instantly when a Baltimore and Ohio freight train of 130 cars overturned in Tiffin Ohio on August 28. Several other trainmen were injured in the wreck.
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Tiffin
William '. Brandenburg
Barrett
Ind
Baltimore & Ohio
Itrain
Warships rush to defend Shanghai foreign settlement
American and British warships move from Chefoo and Weihaiwei toward Shanghai to defend the foreign settlement amid expected hostilities. Sinclair scores in Teapot Dome oil lease litigation.
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Shanghai
Chefeo
Wei Hai Wei
China
Sinclair
Washington
Harry F. Sinclair
Teapot Dome
Senate
Journalist H. W. Massington Dies in London at 64
London reports the death of H. W. Massington editor of the Nation at age 64. In Youngstown two boys, Charles Davis six and Steve Carline four, were struck by a car. Davis died and Carline is dying. Also noted: American film producers annually produce over 150,000 miles of film.
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London
H. W. Massington
the Nation
Youngstown
Charles Davis
Steve Carline
Liberty Bonds and a Quiet Stock Market Drift
Opening Liberty Bonds show slight gains across issues as prices hover near familiar levels. In New York, a low-volume full session sees speculative stocks drift with narrow fluctuations while bears fail to push prices lower.
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Liberty Bonds
New York
Bears
Toledo Grain Prices for Seed and Wheat
Cloverseed cash 1285 in Oct 1400 Dec 1335 March 1320. Alsike cash 1000 Oct 1065 Dec 1095 March 1095. Timothy cash 350 Sept 360 Oct 355 March 360. Wheat No 2 red 126 127.
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Toledo
Alsike
Timothy
Corn and grain prices and receipts listed by grade
A grain and dairy price list shows corn and rye by market grade with numbers for No 2 white and No 3 yellow, plus barley and butter receipts in tubs, packing stock, eggs, and miscellaneous figures. Percentages accompany some items, including creamery and firsts categories, with various totals and codified codes.
Agricultural prices update from Toledo market report
Toledo market notes show butter at 42 43, eyes fresh 41, country run 37, one day No. 1 timothy 18.50, No. 1 alfalfa 22.50, and No. 1 timothy $16.00. Prices reflect regional farm commodity values with no further context.
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Toledo
Market Cattle and Hogs Sell With Little Change
CATTLE receipts 850 shown as slow market with steers good to choice TMH950. HOGS receipts 3,000 with prices 8 to 25 cents lower for good to choice packers and butchers at 1015. SHEEP receipts 1500 and lambs steady. PROVISIONS unchanged.
Market Report Hogs and Cattle Prices Mixed Across Weights
Hogs Receipts 17 000 market tope higher with heavy weights 9 50 9 95 medium 9 60 10 00 light 8 90 10 00 light weights 7 60 9 80 heavy packing sows 8 45 to 8 85 packing sows 8 00 8 48 piles 7 00 8 25 Cattle Receipts 6 000 market steady calves 2 000 beef steers choice and prime 9 75 10 76 medium and good 8 00 9 00 good and choice 10 00 11 00 common and medium 7 00 8 50 butcher cattle feeders 5 00 9 50 cows 3 75 8 00 bulls 4 00 7 00 canners and cutters 2 00 4 50 veal calves 11 00 13 59 feeder
Market Report Steers and Cattle Prices
Receipts show sheep at 13 000 with market steady to 35c lower. Fat lambs 12.50 to 13.75, yearlings 9.50 to 11.00, wethers 7.50 to 9.00, ewes 5.00 to 6.25. Feeding lambs 12.00 to 13.25. Cattle ranged from stocker steers 5.50 to 8.00, cows and heifers 3.00 to 6.50, western range cattle and beef steers 6.90 to 9.00.
Pittsburgh Livestock Market Report Emerges
Pittsburg livestock notes show light supply with steady to firm demand. Cattle steady as sheep and lambs hold. Hogs receipts around 2,100 with markets steady to 4 cents higher. Prime heavy hogs about 10.30, mediums 10.40 to 10.65.
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Pittsburgh
May Helen Hutchings and Robert Finley towed in Dayton nuptials
Announcement in Day on paper notes the marriage of Miss May Helen Hutchings to Robert Finley son of Mrs B L Lamborn of this city on June 14 in Cincinnati. The couple spent weeks in Chicago at Edgewater Beach Hotel and are visiting Celina. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs O H Hutchings of Dayton. Mr Hutchings is vice president and general manager of Dayton Power and Light Company and an alumnus of Steele High and Penn Hall. Mr Finley is an electrical engineer and a former Ohio State student who graduated from the University of Cincinnati. He served on the Mexican border and as a captain with the field artillery brigade in France. They will reside in Dayton.
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Leia Hage
Cincinnati
George Barrows
John Owens
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Columbus
Grace McNarmara
John Love
Ed Love
Edge, Jr
Eltonith
Jack Pritchard
Grant Hospital
W. A. Boggs
Indianapolis
May Helen Hutchings
Robert Finley
B. L. Lamborn
Chicago
Edgewater Beach
Celina
O. H. Hutchings
Dayton
Hutchings
Dayton Power and Light Ba
Steele High
Penn Hall
Chambersburg
Mr.Finley
Ohio State University
University of Cincinnati
Rance
Finley
Naval Forces Concentrated for China Protection
Navy department moves to concentrate forces in the Far East to safeguard American interests as the Shanghai revolution directs events in China. The step signals heightened U S involvement amid upheaval affecting Shanghai.
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Washington
Navy Department
Far East
China
Shanghai
Explosion at Warsaw citadel fort kills four
Four people died and ten were slightly injured when a hand grenade exploded accidentally at a Warsaw citadel fort today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
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DAWES
Supt. McVay
Flivver
American Smelting
Atchisonee
Atlantic Gulf & W
Baldwin Locomotive
Tree
Bethlehem Steel Ptd
Chi, Mil. & St. Paul
Crucible Steel
Seere Ween
Erie Ee Tee
General Electric
Inspiration Copper
International Paper
Marine Pfd
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Pressed Steel
Enna
Reading
Republic Iron & Steel
Southern Pacific
En-Arco
Auto Tire and Gas CO
Harper and Chestnut Sts
The
F. C. Stedman Co
Packers
Fed
Eral Inspection
Chicago Livestock
Swansdown
Sardeens
Johnson Market
Ohio
Yorkers
Ee Light
Yorks
Marion
Albert J. St. Germaine
Roscommon
Ireland
Sermiekn
Stretene Mide
McCune Tire & Accessory Co
W. Union Se
Lt Ear
Madison Welrare
MR. Gunn
L&ind
Hutchings—Finley
Egypt
Cleopatra
Grace
Charm
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