Enviable Record for Florence Coates at Ohio University
Miss Florence Coates of Steubenville Ohio University senior has an average of 2.6 and a broad activity record. She missed only one class due to illness since enrollment four years ago and has led Theta Phi Alpha as president, chaired the Women's League, and held roles in Kappa Delta Pi Cresset and the Pan Hellenic Council.
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Florence Coates
Steubenville
Ohio University
Theta Phi Alpha
Women's League
Kappa Delta Pi
Cresset
Miss Coats
Pan- Hellenic Council
Athena
Folk- Tore Club
Wife of murdered man held in capital prison
Mrs. Emma Chandler of Groveport was ordered held for investigation in Columbus on the ax murder of her former husband Joseph Berry three years ago. Prosecutor Chester questioned her and also examined Pearl and David Berry, brothers of the slain man, as the investigation was reopened after George Robinson.
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Columbus
U.R
Emma Chandler
Groveport
Joseph Berry
Chandler
Berry
Chester
Pearl
David Berry
Suspect Returns From Steubenville On Assault Warrant
A man returned from Steubenville on a warrant charging assault with intent to kill. Robinson denied involvement in the case. Mrs. Berry said a Negro killed her husband, while her daughter claimed a white man did.
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Steubenville
Robinson
Berry
Flyers Target New Altitude Record At Wright Field
Dayton flyers Capt. Bt Clair Street and Capt. Albert W. Stevens prepared to launch from Wright Field to set a higher altitude mark. Weather hazy so they wait for ideal conditions after a prior 37,000 foot attempt ended with throttle failure and a six mile free flight in 75 degrees below zero until fuel ran out.
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Dayton
Bt Clair Street
Albert W. Stevens
Wright Field
Street
Stevens
Union Miners Have Election In Nelsonville
On December 11 in Nelsonville the United Mine Workers vote to elect international district and sub-district officers. Local secretaries must return ballots within five days, delaying results until official counts next week. Sub-district officers Isaac Jones Glouster Harry Tipton The Plains and B F Johnson Nelsonville will tally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
United Mine Workers’ Organization
International
Isaac Jones
Glouster
Harry Tipton
the Plains
Social contacts note from Columbus visitants
Mrs. M. H. Lutz spends a few days in Columbus. Mrs. Bertha Hamilton and Mrs. Herman Ohlinger visit. Guy Ridenour hosts Sunday. Several others, including Miss Anne V. Pullen, entertainments in Columbus with theater. Pullen directed The Flapper Grandmother production last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Lutz
Columbus
Bertha Hamilton
Herman Ohlinger
Guy Ridenour
Loren North
Durward North
Ralph Henry
Esther Verity
Lancaster
Clarence Heft
Arlie Fiske
Ethel Walker
Helen
Elizabeth Stedem
Anne V. Pullen
Wilmington
N. C
Miss Pullen
Nelsonville
Kilmarnock
Anthony Stedem
Little Rock
Ark
Elizabeth Cooley
Frank O'Mara
Beryl
California
Athens Issues 293 New Car Licenses For 1929
Deputy Commissioner Dave Johnson reports 1929 license tags issued since December 1 total 293 with 3 passenger and 70 truck licenses. Shafer Company received 11 truck and 8 passenger licenses costing 459.55 dollars. New tags usable December 21, motorists urged to file applications promptly. The Professional Golfers Association of the United States now surpasses 2000 members.
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Dave Johnson
Johnson
C. D. Shafer Company
Bis Firm
Nelsonville High to Sell Season Basketball Tickets
Nelsonville announces season tickets valid for ten home games. Tickets go on sale Wednesday at Dilchers Colonial Shafer's Newstand and Fountain Pharmacy. Football ticket holders gain basketball access. football tickets exchangeable at L E Buell's office beginning December 12. The slate opens with New Lexington High on Friday and East High Columbus on Saturday.
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Nelsonville
Seasson
Dilcher’s
The
Colonial
Shafer’s Newstand
Fountain Pharmacy
L. E. Buell
Pittsburgh Technical School
New Lexington High School
East High
Columbus
Hudson grabs center role as Wooster tops Akron GoodYear
Paul Matt Hudson, former Nelsonville High School star now Wooster College sophomore, claimed the center spot for Wooster as they beat Akron GoodYear five on Saturday. He started and played most of the game, notable for helping the only college squad to defeat the Akron outfit in several years.
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Nelsonville
Paul
Matt” Hudson
Wooster College
Wooster
Akron Goodyear
Hudson
Akron Outfit
Court House Notes from Athens County Court Docket
The Athens County Common Pleas Court grants divorce and restores maiden names. Sylvia Carsey vs Ed son J Carsey ends in divorce on neglect grounds. Deputy sheriff Frank Joyce appointed by Sheriff Williams. Paul Silcott pleads guilty to speeding, fined $10 and costs, jailed until paid. Nelson Gray pleads guilty to assault and battery, fined $25 and costs, jailed until paid. Julia C Hawkins files divorce petition against Ernest Hawkins citing neglect since 1928 marriage in Lancaster. Wayne Wingett sues J L Riley and R C Brickles on an $200 note at 8 percent interest since 1927. Floyd Bodkins petitions to annul marriage to Lucy Bodkins, both minors.
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Athens County Common Pleas Court
Sylvia Carsey
Edson J. Carsey
Paul Silcott
Silcott
Athens County
Nelson Gray
Julia C. Hawkins
Ernest Hawkins
Lancaster
Wayne Wingett
J. L. Riley
R. C. Brickles
Louise C. Biddison
Claudius L. Biddison
Jack C. Biddison
Jane Carpenter
Athens
Regular meeting of Glenford Dugan Post American Legion Tonight
Nelsonville notices report Glenford Dugan Post American Legion to hold a regular meeting at 7 30 pm urged attendance by commander Austin Kontner. Also announced: birth of a daughter Martha Grace Dow Bowers Jr at Radium Hospital Columbus. Other items include a custody dispute and several court actions.
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Nelsonville
Glenford Dugan Post
American Legion
Austin Kontner
Dow Bowers, Jr
Radium Hospital
Columbus
Dow Bowers
Martha Grace
Truck Driver Fined in Trimble for Reckless Driving
Roy Seagles of Logan West Virginia pleaded guilty to reckless driving in Mayor Johnson’s court in Trimble. Deputy Sheriff Fred Heck said Seagles drove a Reo at 55 mph about 11 pm Monday. He was fined 20 dollars plus costs. A Chicago New Jersey city panel proposed a 3 percent tax on professional sports.
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Roy Seagles
Logan
W. Va
Johnson
Trimble
Fred Heck
Seagles
Election of Relief Corps officers in Nelsonville
At the Woman's Relief Corps meeting in Nelsonville on December 11, officers for the coming year were elected. President Miss Phoebe Clements senior vice-president Mrs. Della MacMasters junior vice-president Mrs. Florence Whitmore chaplain Mrs. Rilia Anderson treasurer Mrs. Adda James conductor Mrs. Della Pidcock guard Mrs. Mary Willis. Appointive officers to be announced before installation January 14, with a chicken dinner planned for the event.
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Nelsonville
Woman's Relief Corps
Phoebe Clements
Della MacMasters
Florence Whitmore
Rilia Anderson
Adda James
Della Pidcock
Mary Willis
Offender Pardoned by Governor In Stark County Case
Canton man W H Jones freed from Stark County Workhouse after defaulting on a $1000 liquor fine. Governor Donahey granted clemency on the recommendation of State Prohibition Commissioner B F McDonald.
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Columbus
W. H. Jones
Canton
Stark County
Donahey
B. F. McDonald
Collision on Athens Nelsonville road after ice coats windshield
A head on crash at Myer's Crossing on the Athens Nelsonville Road last night around 10 30 caused by a steaming radiator and a windshields ice. Delbert Swyer drove one car while the other was a Ford touring with an unidentified driver. Damages to both autos were about 50 dollars each according to service men.
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Myer’s Crossing
Athens
Nelsonville
Delbert Swyer
Ohio Breeders Win Prominent Places in Livestock Expo
Independent Ohio breeders scored at the 1928 International Livestock Exposition in Chicago by taking four grand championships one reserve grand title and a junior championship. Top awards went to horse breeders in the Belgian and Percheron divisions with Sir Laet from Woodside Farms Columbus named grand champion Percheron Lor deau 2nd owned by Wentz and Sons Kirby grand champion Belgian stallion Lillian 8th owned by Frantz Brothers Mr Cory grand female championship Galloway class winners and Mrs James Frantz and sons reserve champion Galloway bull. Ohio State University placed 12th among agricultural colleges with one championship and three firsts.
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Chicago
U.P
Ohio
Sir Laet
Woodside Farms
Columbus
Lordeau
Charles A. Wentz
Washington D C Seeks to Ban Basketball for School Girls
Washington D C petitions authorities to abolish basketball as a sport for school girls joining other cities pushing to end the activity for female students.
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Washington, D. C
Payday results in busy police court
Dee Glouster reports a crowded session after weekend disturbances. Two Negro men were arrested early Sunday. one charged with drunkenness, the other with drunkenness and fighting, both fined plus costs totaling around 15 dollars. Other cases included Charles Kasler and Donald Brooks on drunk charges, John Cotter fined for a drunk charge, and Nell Judson and George Murray in a liquor offense with confiscation of liquor.
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Glouster
Dee
Marshal Williams
Heck
George Love
Crawford
No. 6
Brooks
Buckingham
Charles Kasler
Donald Brooks
John Cotter
Darling
Nell Judson
George Murray
Judson
Murray
Derthick
Athens
Glouster Kiwanis Tree Arrives for Children’s Treats
The Glouster Community Christmas tree sponsored by the Kiwanis Club arrived Monday. It will be set up and decorated today with an announcement later this week on the exact date for distributing treats to the kiddies from the tree.
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Glouster
Kiwanis Club
Birthday party honors Gail Darling on sixteenth birthday
In Glouster on December 11, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Darling hosted a party for daughter Gail. Guests included Hazel Winn, Ida Mae and Louise Jewell, Arrahwana Porter, and others. In Jacksonville, Helen Kearnes and Audrey McMenamy hosted a bridge club gathering with three tables and prizes.
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Jacksonville
Helen Kearnes
Audrey McMenamy
Faye Reed
Mary McCann
Norma Noon
Nell McCann
Evelyn Deal
Margaret Cronin
Kate McCann
Faye Brinkley
Lillian Deal
Helen Kearns
Audrey McManamy
J. Baird
Columbus
Green's Run Bazaar and Circus at School House
Greens Run School House hosts a bazaar and circus Thursday night organized by the Green's Run Parent-Teacher Association to raise needed funds for the school.
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Glouster
Greens Run
Green's Run
Parent-Teacher Association
Tony Sarg Sets Two Athens Puppet Shows This Saturday
Tony Sarg, premier American puppet show producer, announces two performances in Athens this Saturday. The 8:15 evening show features Adventures of Christopher Columbus, a landmark doll show designed for working men to attend after business. A matinee offers A Spanish Fiesta with puppet acts, music, and scenic effects for children.
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Tony Sarg
America
Athens
Christopher Columbus
Sarg
Radio Listings Show Opera, Magazine Hour and Insurance Dedication
Radio schedules list Chicago Civic Opera at 8 E T Mozart Don Giovanni on WIZ and NBC network slots for WEAF WOR and Kolster Hour. A 9:30 E T dedication ceremony for a New York insurance building appears on NBC and WEAF. Palmolive Hour also airs on WEAF.
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WIZ
Chicago Civic Opera
Don Viovanni
WEAF
WOR
Columbia
N. Y. Tfe Insurance Company
Weaf—N
B. C
T.—Palmolive
Earl Baker Returns to U S for Mayo Clinic Throat Operation
Earl E. Baker, formerly of Athens and a Ohio University graduate, has come back from the Philippines to Mayo's Hospital in Rochester Minnesota for throat surgery performed by Dr. Charles Mayo. He is recovering well and expects to return to the Philippines in a few weeks where he works with an American school supply firm. Mrs Baker remains in the Philippines. Rhoda Barker reports friends may write during his hospital stay.
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Earl E. Baker
Philippine Islands
Athens
United States
Mayo's Hospital
Rochester
Minnesota
Baker
Charles Mayo
Ohio University
Philippines
Cleveland
Live Hog and Cattle Receipts and Price Range Report
Cattle and calves receipts 14,000 with calves at 3,000. Market fed steers and yearlings steady to 25 cents lower with predominating lower trends. Hog prices cited with receipts around 55,000 and cattle packers noting varied weights from 160 to 350 pounds. Intel trades show slight declines in some items. Packing sows listed with multiple weight brackets and price ranges.
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Intel
Market Receipts Show Steady Trade In Livestock
Receipts total 4 600 with market at 1 090 held over and prices trading lower at 10 to cent. Beef cattle range from 8 0 8 75 per cwt with calves at 12 15 and heavier stockers and feeders around 9. Prices for sheep show top fat lambs at 12 13.50 and fat ewes about 4 50. Overall market steady for calves and sheep with varied bids across weights and classes.
Butte Market Prices Fragment Update
Readable OCR lists varied retail prices for dairy and produce items. Notable entries include receipts amounts 14 674 and multiple color descriptors. Other lines reference fresh firsts and regional produce with color coded denominations.
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Butte Co Eet Moisere Utter Si
Sakeo Ste Eges
Pacific Coast
Pittsburgh Livestock Prices Inch Lower As Receipts Rise
Pittsburgh market receipts show 2000 cattle and 1000 sheep. Cattle include calves and beef steers light, heifers around 8 to 13 dollars, beef cows near 8 to 9, vealers 13 to 17.50, heavy calves 10 to 16. Sheep market stronger with fat lambs up to 14.25, bulk fat lambs 12 to 14.25, cull joints around 0.80 to 1.0, fat ewes about 5.50.
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Pittsburgh
Negro Charged by Athens Man in Walnut Tree Theft
Charles Harris a colored man from Cutler is held in Marietta county jail on charges of cutting four walnut trees worth 150 dollars and stealing the logs. Arthur E. Algeo of Athens prosecutes the case and Harris waived examination after arraignment before Judge Fleming. Bond set at 500 dollars.
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Marietta
Charles Harris
Arthur E. Algeo
Athens
Algeo
Wesley Township
Harris
Way
Met
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George Robinson
Professional Golfers’ Association of the
Paul Hudson
Wooster Five
Court House Youngs
IN Common Pleas Court
Frank Joyce
Canaonville
Williams
Floyd C. Bodkins
Delbert Bodkins
Lucy Bodkins
Charleston
David Atlas
Eureka Coal Company
John W. Hawk
Oscar Moody
Relief Corps
Ohio State
Tree
Mrs. Charles Darling
Bridge Club
RADIO
Earl Baker
Chicago Livestock
Cincinnati Livestock
Boston
Ea Neer Hae
Romana
Namo
Po Ene Operating
Howard Goes
A. L. Gubita
Ben Seaman
Eva Richardson
Harvey Remsey
Wade Bean
Ed Cole
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