Obituary of Mrs Moody Died in Trimble Home
Mrs Moody aged 76 died Wednesday at home in Trimble after illness in Columbus hospital. Survived by six daughters including Mrs Sayre and Mrs Cary, two sons David and Jesse Moody deceased, a brother G H Harper. Funeral Friday 2 PM at M E Church Trimble. Burial West Union Cemetery Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryly
Rs. W. A. Sayre
Trimble
G. H. Harper
M. E
Donnally
Jacksonville
West Union Street
Athens
County Boards Agree on Amesville School District Dissolution
In Athens on Wednesday the Amesville Village Board of Education and the County Board of Education approved dissolving the Amesville School District into the Ames Township District. The petition to return the district to township control was granted, with the action to take effect in 30 days. The village will retire after 30 days, turning over all records to the township board, while remonstrances may be filed within 20 days. The move follows a failed bond issue and aims to better local schooling and seek a new building and the high school charter.
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Peslead
Amesville
County Board of Education
Ames Township
State Department of Education
County Board
J. Howard Cline
Albany
Clyde L. White
Coolville
O. O. Bryson
Stewart
Herman Theisen
Milffeld
Floyd D. Linscott
Plains
R. ©. King
Eleanor Gifford
F. L. Thomas
Bessie Gardier
W. L. Weston
Keownship Board
D. E. Easier
Millfield
EB. K. Keirns
Homer Linscott
Trimble
John McDaniels
McCune Baby Dies At Residence Here
Robert Duane McCune died at 3:30 PM Wednesday at the family home on Sunnyside Drive after a several day illness from pneumonia. He would have turned two years old on December 22. Friends may call at the residence Friday from 10 to 12. Private services will be held at the house at 1 PM with burial to follow.
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Robert Duane McCune
Yehid
Ray W. Mee
Sunnyside Drive
Pleuro Onia
Ver n Mills Dies From Mine Injuries in Jacksonville
Vern Mills aged 45 a Jacksonville resident died from injuries suffered at Ohio Mine No 1 on November 9 He fractured his right leg and sustained internal injuries while working as a machine man He leaves a wife a daughter Mrs Henry Exenkamper a stepfather and mother Mr and Mrs G J Chappelear and a sister Mrs I red Wemmer Funeral plans await post mortem results at C F Wallace Funeral Parlors in Glouster.
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Glouster
Vern Mills
Jacksonville
Ohio
Mills
Mr. Mills
Henry Exenkamper
G. J. Chappelear
I Red Wemmer
Charles Thomas Lodge
Trimble Lodge
A. M
C. F. Wallace
Williams Charged Again in Hooks Death
Glouster reports Marshal Henry Williams faces a second set of first degree murder charges for shooting C. B. Hooks during an alleged arrest resistance two months ago.
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Williams
Hooks
Glouster
Marshal Henry Williams
C. B. Hooks
Merchants Anticipate Bigger Holiday Shopping Season
District merchants report the 15 remaining shopping days before Christmas with early sales described as fair. They expect a boom after the tenth of the month as preparations aim for a larger season than in past years amid rising prosperity in the Hocking Valley and nationwide.
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Hocking
Detective Sifts Death of Mary Downey as Suicide
Cincinnati detective Ora Slater announced that Mary Downey aged 18 died by her own hand. Her body was found in a quarry last month with a revolver in her left hand. Coroners returned a death by own action verdict, though the mother disputed the finding.
Second Charges Filed After Mayor’s Death
Mrs Jennie Hooks widow of the dead man filed the second charges on Wednesday afternoon. Mayor Gormley said Marshal Williams would be arraigned today. First charges were filed by Mrs A B Veither of Columbus, a daughter of the dead man, the day after the shooting. The last grand jury investigated the case but returned no indictment.
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Jennie Hooks
Gormley
Marshal Williams
A. 8. Veither
Columbus
Dalton named national aide to U S War Veterans head
R A Dalton of Bucyrus receives notice from Washington that he is appointed national aide on the staff of Commander in Chief William L Grayson. He helped found Camp No 78 Spanish War Veterans and serves a second term as commander as the group grows to about 75 members.
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War Veterans
R. A. Dalton
United Spanish War Veterans
William L. Grayson
Washington, D.C
Dalton
Charles F. Schaber
Bucyrus
Military Order of the Serpent
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Chillico
the Veterans For
Athens
Three Cars Stopped Over 1929 License Tags In Ath ens
Three passenger cars with 1929 license tags were stopped entering Athens by Traffic Officer Wilson Ator. He cited a misunderstanding about when new tags may be used. New tags valid after December 21, illegal before that date and after January 1 without a tag. No arrests yet, warnings issued to prevent further violations.
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Athens
Wilson Ator
Ator
Opposition to Kellogg Pact Grows in Senate
Washington December 6 An unorganized but growing opposition to the Kellogg Anti War Treaty has formed in the Senate. Senator James Reed of Missouri leads the block with several unsure colleagues. The Foreign Relations Committee directs Secretary Kellogg to testify tomorrow to clarify the matter and push toward ratification.
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Washington
Senate
James Reed
Missouri
Kellogg
Foreign Isolations Committee
LeFever Named Federal Game Warden in Glouster
B T LeFever of Glouster is appointed United States Game Warden for a permanent post with authority nationwide. He will also keep his Ohio state game protector role, enabling federal arrests for migratory bird violations along the Ohio River. The move aims to enforce game laws more stringently where Ohio lacks jurisdiction.
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Glouster
B. T. LeFever
United States
LeFever
Washington
Biology
U. S. Department of Agriculture
State of
Ohio
Ohio River
Leever
Detectives Find Body in Swamplands Near Secaucus
New York dispatch reports detectives located the body of seven year old Joseph Stotrelli in meadow swamp near Secaucus New Jersey. Authorities say Detroit police received a confession from Peter Kudzinowski admitting kidnapping and killing the boy and discarding the body from the Susquehanna Bridge.
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New York
U.P
Joseph Stotrelli
Secaucus
N. J
Detroit
Peter Kudzinowski
Susquehanna Bridge
Wisconsin Dropped From Motoring Group Affiliation
A cancellation notice shows the Wisconsin State Motorists Association is no longer affiliated. The bulletin was received by H. N. Burgett, secretary of the South East Ohio Motor Club, via the American Automobile Association.
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Wisconsin State Motor
Ists’ Association
H. N. Burgett
South East Ohio Motor Club
American Automobile Association
Banks to Reopen Kenton Bank After Closure
The Kenton Savings Bank and Trust Company, recently closed, will reopen around January 15 under the State Banking Department. The closure followed a customer run, with the department in charge of the institution. The note mentions a curious aside about the English post office profits.
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Kenton
Kenton Savings Bank and Trust Company
State Banking Department
Orville Kiger Dead at Newark After Illness
Orville Kiger a partner of John Hursey in a Albany barrel stave factory thirty years ago died at his Newark home after a week long illness from pneumonia. Mrs Hursey was his sister in law and the two families had moved from Albany to Newark. C W Fink, assistant professor economics at Ohio University, is a nephew and notified the family.
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Orville Kiger
John Hursey
Albany
Newark
Verdicts and suits move through Common Pleas Court
Verdict of guilty returned against William Lonas for failure to provide for legitimate children. Sentencing set for Friday. A. A. Campbell and Son, Guysville, sue Andrew W. Dunfee for $316.29, comprising $46.79 and $269.50. Petition in error filed by Jacob Niggemeyer against the State of Ohio.
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William Lonas
A. A. Campbell
Cedele P. Campbell
Don A. Campbell
A. A. Campbell and Son
Guysville
Andrew W. Dunfee
A. W. Dunfee
Andy Dunfee
Jacob Niggemeyer
State of
Ohio
Defendant in error seeks reversal of Justice of the Peace ruling
The defendant in error claims a judgment against the plaintiff by Justice of the Peace Felix Riley was incorrect. The plaintiff appeals, asking that the judgment be reversed.
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Court of Justice of the Peace
Felix Riley
Suspect Guilty Of Offseason Trapping Charge
Niggemeyer was found guilty of trapping out of season in the court of Justice Riley. The affidavit charging the offense was filed by Game Warden KL Lelever of Gloucester.
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Niggemeyer
Suspected Murderer Taken to Columbus
Steubenville dispatch says Geo. Robinson, 39, was taken to Columbus for questioning in the 2 year old murder of Joseph Berry of Groveport. The slaying occurred when Berry was hacked to death with an ax in his home by an unknown assailant.
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Steubenville
Geo. Robinson
Columbus
Joseph Berry
Groveport
Jerry
Local Missing Person Case Seeks Suspect in Reward Action
Police say a man who was attentive to Berry's wife Robinson has been sought for questioning since an incident. A $500 reward was posted for the suspect's arrest.
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Tentive
Berry
Robinson
King George’s Condition Improves At Buckingham Palace
An official Buckingham Palace bulletin reports King George III showing gradual improvement after a fair night. His temperature is lower this morning and the household is cheerfully optimistic about his health.
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London
U.P
George
Buckingham Palace
Quickest Arrest as Man Walks into Sheriff Office
Deputy Wayne Wingett called by Mayor Chauncey to find Milton Cooper Buchti wanted for adultery in Chauncey court. Cooper walked into the sheriff office, Wingett arrested him on the charge and notified the mayor who praised the swift action. Cooper was taken to Chauncey for arraignment by Constable Bert Witham.
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Wayne Wingett
William Hines
Chauncey
Wings
Milton Cooper
Buchti
Chauncey Court
Cooper
Athenus
Wingett
Hines
Bert Witham
Association's 1929 golf tourney plan dominates WGA meeting
Chicago December 6 1928 per U P report the Western Golf Association meets to approve the 1929 tourney plan. Reelection of officers is expected with one ticket in the field including Robert M Cutting RK A Wood A Kerry Leslie Gordon B C Hard enbrook Henry A Gardner Harlan Peyton H C Mackall and S L Yerkes as directors and counsel.
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Chicago
U.P
Western Golf Association
Robert M. Cutting
RK. A. Wood
A. &. Kerry
Leselie Gordon
Life Sentence for Woman in Murder Case
Mrs. Jessie Gibbs, 29, was sentenced to life in the Marysville Reformatory for Women on charges of second degree murder in the killing of John Williams last April.
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Columbus
Jessie Gibbs
Marysville Reformatory
John Williams
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Coats
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