Damages Sought After Accident Involving Columbus Woman
Inez L. Stone of Columbus sues Harvey Willeke of Glouster for 2500 in Hocking county court over injuries from a July collision on the Logan Nelsonville road. The suit cites excessive speed leftward driving crowded front seat and improper control as grounds for damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Inez L. Stone
Columbus
Harvey Willeke
Glouster
Hocking County Common Pleas Court
Willeke
Logan-Nelsonville
Collison Will Probate Here Name Granddaughter Executrix
Elizabeth Collison bequeathed all her property to her granddaughter a Wetzler in a will dated April 30 1926. The granddaughter was named executrix when the will was admitted for probate in the last week. Walter Leonard and Eber Mowery witnessed the document.
Gutliph Family Trip Near Newark with Guests
Mr and Mrs E A Gutliph and son Errol and Mr and Mrs Clark of New York visited Newark as relatives and guests of the Gutliphs and motored to the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Gutliph
Errol
Clark
New York
Gutliphs
Newark
Arrest Expected in Haydenville Dyn amite Theft
Sheriff W. R. Lloyd traces the Natco mine dynamite theft to suspects after two men sought dynamite at a brick plant and a storehouse at Haydenville. A night watchman provided a key clue as investigators pursue charges.
Ira Bright 70 Dies at Marion Township Home
Logan reports Ira Bright a 70 year old Marion township farmer died Thursday after a three week pneumonia illness. Funeral services and burial were held at Laurel Chapel Saturday morning. He leaves a widow who is confined at home with a fractured leg from a nearby fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Ira Bright
Marion Township
Laurel Chapel
Bright
Boston Pays Final Tribute to Sacco and Vanzetti
Boston sympathizers mourned Nicola Sacco and Bar tolomeo Vanzetti as the defense committee prepared to receive their ashes for shipment to New York and Europe. A rain-soaked procession drew thousands, with clashes between police and mourners on the six mile march to Forest Hills crematory. In Madrid 32 prisoners escaped from the Mascaccio prison after breaking a bar with a nail file.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
U.P
Nicola Sacco
Bartolomeo Vanzetti
Defense Committee
New York
North End
Forest Hills Crematory
Madrid
Masacco
Corn Yields Tall Stalks at Riverside Farm Reach 12 Feet
Ohio briefs report 12 ft 3 in corn stalks at Fred Kishler's Riverside farm near Tiffin and more than twenty stalks between 10 and 11 feet. In Sandusky James Furman, 50, was rescued after a fall from a dock while fishing. In Toledo 15 year old William Bateman was near death from a rifle accident wound yesterday.
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Riverside Farm
Fred Kishler
Sandusky
James Furman
William Schmidt
Toledo
William Bateman
Witn
Now You Ask One Q&A Snippet From Page Five
Answers span literature and history including Shakespeare Hamlet Herman Melville Browne a British queen in Nero era Blu cher Leberecht Gebhardé a molecule Millet Henry VIII Francis I and a Calais field where a 1520 royal death occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shakespeare
Hamlet
Herman Melville
Charles F. Browne
Nero
Gebhardé Leberecht von Blucher
Jean Francois Millet
Calais
Henry VIII
England
Francis I of
France
Sugar Creek Man Fined 400 for Liquor Violations
Fred Heavener of Sugar Creek was fined 400 after pleading guilty to possession of intoxicating liquors. Officers found about 600 bottles of beer five gallons of wine and whisky. State Officer Joe Jonas and others raided the scene and Heavener paid 160 of the fine and was released to pay the rest in installments. Three Plantsville men were arrested for prohibition violations and pleaded not guilty at Common Pleas Court. They posted bonds of 1600 600 and 300 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Heavener
Sugar Creek
Justice of Peace
Pearl Helwig
Joe Jonas
Charles Darling
William Williams
Clyde Gibson
Heavener
Athens
Plantsville
Fred Lewis
Arthur Norman
W. H. Chappelear
L. G. Worstell
Common Pleas
L. C. Crook
L. M. Russell
Lewis and Chappelear
Norman
Death of Mrs Anna Wilson at 55 in East Mill Street home
Mrs Anna Wilson 55 wife of C B Wilson died at 4 30 Sunday morning after long illness at 78 East Mill Street. Funeral 2 pm Tuesday at residence with burial at West Union Street Cemetery. The W B A members will attend in a body. Survived by husband two sons Harry Cleveland and Herbert Athens a daughter Mrs Walter Richenberg Columbus two grandchildren Harold and Alice Elizabeth Richenberg six brothers and two sisters named Saltz.
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Anna Wilson
C. B. Wilson
East Mill Street
West Union Street
Wilson
Harry Wilson
Cleveland
Herbert Wilson
Athens
Walter Richenberg
Columbus
Harold Wilson
Alice Elizabeth Richenberg
Saul Saltz
Byesville
Pearl Saltz
Michigan
Edward Saltz
Derwent
George
John Saltz
Cambridge
Steve Saltz
Dundas
George Warren
McArthur
George Goodrich
Mooresville
Visits Athens Doctor Carr Returns to Washington Court
Dr. and Mrs. Arthur D. Carr from Washington D C visit Athens to see his aged aunt Mrs Candice Readus of 133 West Washington. Carr, Athens High 1902 graduate and Ohio University alumnus, practiced medicine in Richmond then Washington with notable success. His wife comes from a prominent Washington Black family.
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Arthur D. Carr
Washington D. C
Athens
Candice Readus
West Washington Street
Carr
Minor Carr
Washington
Richmond
Athens High School
Ohio University
Howard University
Newfoundland Hurricane Toll Rises to Forty
Reports from St Johns Newfoundland indicate 40 people died as tropical storm winds lashed the island and nearby waters Friday and Saturday. Telegraph service was being restored as the extent of damage became clearer.
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Johns
Newfoundland
Broadway Limited derailed near Altoona. two dead, many hurt
The Broadway Limited eastbound derailed at Bennington fourteen miles from Altoona. The engine and five coaches tumbled over. Two bodies were recovered from the wreckage. Nine people, including the engineer and fireman, were seriously injured and hospitalized. Two relief trains were dispatched to the scene.
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Altoona
U.R
Broadway Limited
Bennington
Here
Altoona Hospital
Bootleg Liquor And Gambling Cited In Slaying Case
In Streator Illinois civic and religious leaders planned a cleanup campaign amid beliefs bootleg liquor and gambling helped cause the killing of Mrs Eliza Hill. Police extended the search for her son Harry 21 to the entire country as rumors linked him to his father Dr H C Hill and a possible surrender. Jewelry stolen from Mrs Hill at the time of the slaying suggested another possible motive and suspect.
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Streator
Eliza Hill
Young Hill
H. C. Hill
Mrs. Hill
Harry
Missionary physician Dr Lena Hatfield dies in Chicago
Dr Lena Hatfield of Chicago a missionary physician, born in Athens, died Sunday after a long illness. Her body will be brought to Athens for burial in West Union street cemetery. She was daughter of John L Hatfield who died a year ago, Ohio University graduate 1862, later on its faculty, Pi Beta Phi member, sister of Florence Hatfield Stanley of California and Emma Carpenter of Cincinnati.
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Lena Hatfield
Chicago
Athens
West Union Street
Hatfield
John L. Hatfield
Ohio University
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Florence Hatfield Stanley
California
Emma Carpenter
Cincinnati
Stanley
Old Glory Flight Delayed at Roosevelt Field
Old Glory the New York to Rome plane stayed idle at Roosevelt Field as the start was delayed due to a spongy earth mound on the runway, hindering takeoff preparations.
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Roosevelt Field
N. Y
New York
Rome
Modoc Man Shoots Self While Cleaning Revolver
Aug 29 Modoc. Robert M. Snyder 65, a local merchant, shot himself through the heart while cleaning a revolver after supper. Coroner L F Jones ruled accidental shooting. Snyder left a wife and ten sons with one daughter. Funeral set for Modoc home with Rev Miles E Hoon.
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Snyder
L. F. Jones
Athens
Glouster
Jones
Modoc
William
Imillfield
James
John
Carl
Frank
Marion
Clyde
Richard
Hugh
Eugene
Faye
Miles E. Hoon
Hollister
Vern McDonald Brings Home After Weeks of Hospital Treatment
Vern McDonald, long treated in Columbus, was brought home Sunday night in the C. F. Wallace ambulance. Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDonald
Columbus
Vern McDonald
Glouster
C. F. Wallace
Mrs. Headley Taken From Columbus Hospital to Home
Mrs. Theodore Headley was brought from Grant hospital at Columbus to the home of her son-in-law and was reported in good condition today as local hospital transportation continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Theodore Headley
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Wemmer Couple Welcome Daughter in Jacksonville
Mr and Mrs Wemmer welcomed a daughter in Jacksonville at the end of the week while the C F Wallace ambulance was on hand. Mr Headley had two weeks of hospital observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Wemmer
Jacksonville
C. F. Wallace
Mr. Headley
F W Gill Visits St Johns University in Shanghi China
F W Gill, an instructor at St Johns University in Shanghi China, spent Thursday and Friday as a guest of Mrs S F Verlan and family. The entry notes additional visits by local families to host guests over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Gill
St. John's University
Shanghi
China
S. F. Verlan
Farrell Thomas
Betty Lou
Eye
Mat Thomas
Ray Palmer
W. R. Balderso
Lois
Newa
Fred Ervin
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Trimmer
Buckeye
Jake
Wid Tatro
Betty L. McColl
Gore
Grant McCollister
E. E. Bright
W. F. Bort
Merle Meymueller
Henry Gibson
Weymueller
Frank Harden
Dayton
Ed Jones
Rosanne
Hocking Valley
Farmer
Sacco
Vanzetti
Montauk Beach
Long Island
Nttle Jewell Davis
Secretary of Labor
Ohio
Sugar Creek Man
Arthur Carr
Lois Moran
Veakipasitt Wiens
Pathe
Merican Dry Cleaners
Robert Snyder
Margaret McGlone
Kate Bartels
McClone
John McClone
McGl
Hannas
W. Washington St
Wheaton
Lois Wilson
Sam Hardy
Zenner Company
Columbia
Systee
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Marguerite DE LA Motte and
Malcom McGregor
Nelsonville
Illinois
Pomeroy
Dearborn Station
Pp. m
Wey
Gerlinger Equipment Co
Mo. Court St
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