Coolville Moves and Meetings Amid Severe Hail Damage
Coolville residents prepared to move goods to Athens as Arthur Hawk plans to begin college. The Citizens Telephone company elected officers at a Saturday meeting. A large road meeting preceded a Wednesday trip to Athens for Inter-county Route 156 hearing. Hail storms damaged roofs and windows, harming crops with some hailstones heavy as six pounds per unit. Dr. J J Stout and family visited. Ed Galbreath’s mother Mrs Flowers ill in Carthage. John Hayhurst and Roy Pullins work on the Carthage Gap pike, commuting daily.
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Arthur Hawk
Athens
Mr. Hawk
John Hayhurst
Roy Pullins
Carthage Gap
New switchboard installation aims to improve service
Mrs Kate L Blake of Nelsonville leads Athens county W C T U efforts while Bell Telephone distributes poles and repairs lines. Miss Dora Galbreath visits aunt Mrs William Dixon of Carthage for a few days.
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Kate L. Blake
Nelsonville
Athens County
Bell Telephone Company
Dora Galbreath
William Dixon
Carthage
Akron romance ends in shooting and jail
Tony Marcel, 26, Akron, lies dying from a bullet wound as his sweetheart Jetty Daisy Pitts, 17, of Cuyahoga Falls, is jailed on a charge of shooting to kill. She fired through a screen door when Marcell tried to force entry after she repulsed his attentions.
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Akron
Tony Marcel
Daisy Pitts
Cuyahoga
Woman sues Akron doctor for 25000 over alleged attack
Mrs Jeanette Beck filed a $25000 suit against Dr Thomas of Akron Ohio claiming the physician assaulted her in his office during an examination.
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Akron
Jeanette Beck
Thomas
Brothers Arrested in Bergin Murder Case
In Hackensack New Jersey on August 31 Charles Scullion brother of Mrs George A Cline was arrested by a Bergen county detective on a warrant charging murder in the case of John Bergin the actor who was killed.
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Hackensack
N. J
Charles Scullion
George A. Cline
John Bergin
Bergen County
Trains collide injuring many near Jersey City
Many persons were injured, several seriously, in a rear end collision of two trains on the Hudson and Manhattan railroad near Jersey City today.
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New York
Hudson and Manhattan
Jersey City
Fighting Flare Between Revolutionists and Red Russian Troops
Heavy fighting and severe loss of life are reported as revolutionists clash with Red Russian troops in southern Russia. Reports reach London via Odessa and Berlin detailing intensified hostilities.
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London
Russia
Odessa
Berlin
MOAVA DENTAL CREAM Aims Quick Relief From Pyorrhea
Broad minded doctors and dentists report rapid results from MOAVA DENTAL CREAM for pyorrhea. A few treatments over one or two days ease soreness and improve gums. a week shows clear improvement. continued use weeks more until gums are healthy and teeth firm. Drug stores and McKee Drug Co offer refunds if no improvement.
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McKee Drug Co
County Wide Dry Picnic at Hebbardsville
An old fashioned reunion and picnic of Athens county prohibition and temperance workers will be held at the Hebbardsville Presbyterian church on Tuesday September 7. Attendees are invited to bring baskets for the noon dinner. The program opens 10 30 am with an experience meeting followed by the 11 80 o'clock picnic dinner. Rev Daniel McGurk of the First Methodist Athens will be the afternoon speaker at 1 pm speaking on What of the Future of Prohibition.
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Prohibition and Temperance Workers
Athens County
Hebbardsville Presbyterian Church
Daniel McGurk
First Methodist Church
Athens
Rev Strickland to Speak in Athens Friday Evening
Rev. Fred Guy Strickland of Columbus will address an open air gathering on the Court House steps in Athens Friday at 7 30 P M His Ohio labor speaking record and roles as a Christian Church minister and Hiram College graduate frame the event His topic is The Democracy Which We Promised Ourselves and the meeting is an adjourned one delayed by rain
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Strickland
Athens
Fred Guy Strickland
Columbus
Court House
Ohio
The
Christian Church
Hiram College
Hiram House
Cleveland
Woman sues officer over jaywalking arrest
Miss Gertrude Bracker of Cleveland files a $10,000 damages suit against Patrolman Leroy Reade after her August 21 arrest for jaywalking and transportation in a patrol wagon to police headquarters.
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Cleveland
Gertrude Bracker
Jay
Leroy Reade
Irene Bordoni Talks of Royal Romance in Deauville
Irene Bordoni recalls a Paris and Deauville episode with the King of Spain in a coy interview. She describes dancing, a refusal to bow to all suitors, and a playful note on the diamond monogram on her tunic signaling she will be back.
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New York
Spain
Irene Bordoni
Irene
Deauville
Atlantic City
The
Riviera
Sol
Paris
Miss Bordoni
Aunt Eleanor's Malady and a Nurse in Training
In a wartime hospital scene Aunt Eleanor falls ill with mumps and a reluctant nurse Doris cares for her. While Alec is distant, Doris endures ten days of nursing, earning Eleanor's wary respect as the illness exposes tensions between spouses. Eleanor finally questions Doris about her feelings for Alec.
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Eleanor
Alec
Dr. Tones Lanehing
Doris
Weekend Social Roundup From Crooksville Area
Lottridge Rev W F Harbert preached at the A B Church in Crooksville. Dr Jerome Stout and family of Dayton visited Frank Caldwell and others. The Swishers hosted by Horatio Swisher. Brandebergs hosted by J W Barnhill. Several families hosted across Athens and Coolville regions. Rev McCandlish to deliver farewell sermon at Lawrence Chapel on September 10.
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W. F. Harbert
Crooksville
A. B. Ehurch
Jerome Stout
Dayton
Frank Caldwell
Clarence Swisher
Little Son
Morrow County
Horatio Swisher
Esmond Brandeberg
J. W. Barnhill
Dutch Ridge
Walter Barnhill
Youngstown
William Blackwood
W. C. Swartz
Coolville
Rexal Boggs
Carson Boggs
West Virginia
L. T. Runnion
Dorothy
Mildred
Rulmer Ackley
Athens
Ralph Allen
L. A.townsend
and Flowers
William Dixon
Ray Oliver
Stewart
Charles Day
Columbus
Aylmer Ackley
Ralph Chase
McCandlish
Lawrence Chapel
United States Considers American Commission to Russia
Washington reports the United States weighs sending an American investigating commission to Russia to scrutinize the Soviet government in response to overtures from Moscow. The move signals growing diplomatic engagement as relations with the Soviet regime unfold.
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Washington
United States
Russia
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Citizens Telephone Company
Coolvillians
J. J. Stout
Ed Galbreath
Mrs. Flowers
Mrs. Dixon
Athens Messenger Pattern Dept
Calumet Rowan
Calumet
Calumet Bakin Wder Company
Colcage
Hebbardsville
John O'Donnell
San Sam
MR Guzzlem
Gome
Tas IS
Noeed AN Norn
Gibson’s
Prescription
Fountain Pharmacy
Lottridge
Aluminum
the Cooking
Kerr Hardware Co
Hotpoint Electric Range
Aladdin
Messenger
Armory
Athens Electric Company
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