Two are hurt when machine overturns near Chauncey Cemetery
Harold Biddison and Carlos Stockdale, of this city, suffered head cuts when a coach owned by Sanford Nagle left the road and overturned north of Chauncey Cemetery at about 4 AM Sunday. Nayle, driver, escaped with bruises as the car was wrecked. The youths were returning from Athens. Dr. Harry LeFever treated the injured after a passing motorist brought them here.
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Glouster
Harold Biddison
Carlos Stockdale
Sanford Nagle
Chauncey Cemetery
Nayle
Athens
Biddison
Stockdale
Columbus
Harry LeFever
Two Men Injured in Head Cuts After Altercation
Reports say Stockdale sustained more than a dozen stitches to close head wounds and Biddison received a similar number of stitches for cuts. The incident details, including location and cause, are under investigation.
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Stockdale
Biddison
Past Grands Club Meets at Maude Davis Home
The Jacksonville Past Grands Club held its December meeting at Maude Davis's home in Glouster with president Minnie Hallam in charge. Mrs. Davis read the scripture lesson and led the Lord's Prayer as six members and four visitors attended. After business, games awarded several prizes and a luncheon was served. the January meeting will be at Mrs. Hettie Rambo's home.
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Glouster
Jacksonville
Maude Davis
Minnie Hallam
rMs
Hettie Rambo
Food baskets aid Athens families this Christmas
Christmas baskets and boxes with foods for dinners were delivered to more than 150 needy families in Athens County. Relief groups report less demand than last year, with Elks distributing about 50 boxes and 82 baskets in the Athens area. Total street kettles donations reached 164.61 dollars, and roughly 40 dollars more was needed to cover bag supplies. Sunday school classes also distributed food today.
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Athens County
Elks In
Athens
Coolville
Captain Benton
Hocking
Santa Claus
B Elks
Salvation Army
Salvation Army distributes Christmas food baskets in Athens area
Chauncey The Plains and Sugar Creek volunteers delivered more than 80 food baskets to 40 needy Athens families. Each box held pork roasts butter coffee candy sugar rice and staples, with bags bearing Merry Christmas inscriptions delivered by Captain and Mrs. Richard Benton. Funds were insufficient to extend aid further.
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Chauncey
the Plains
Sugar Creek
Parker
L. C. Baker
Isaac Parker
J. C. Baker
Isaac Slaughter
Culver to Spend Christmas With Parents in The Plains
Emmett Culver, at the Salvation Army national training school in New York City, will arrive in Athens at 1 14 Christmas afternoon to spend a short vacation with his parents Mr and Mrs George Culver of The Plains. Miss Caroline Lehman, also in Army School training for nursing and social work, will visit her parents in Hamilton. Culver will lead the regular Sunday evening service at the City Building hall, announced by Captain Richard Benton.
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Emmett Culver
National Training School
The
Salvation Army
New York City
Athens
George Culver
Plains
Culver
Caroline Lehman
New York
Hamilton
Calvin Lehman
Lehman
Richard Benton
Roy Fisher Dies After Columbus Hospital Surgery
Roy Fisher of Glouster died Saturday night at St. Clair Hospital in Columbus after an appendectomy. He was 38 and survived by his wife, parents, three sisters and a brother. Former Murray City resident, his body was returned to his parents home for funeral services in Murray City.
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Glouster
Roy Fisher
St. Clair Hospital
Columbus
Fisher
Murray City
Phillip Fisher
Murray
Count unsure if neighbor recalls sister of exiled Russian noble
In Cleveland a Russian count recalls a 11 year-old search for Edeltraut Novitsky Pahlen, believed dead in the revolution. He sees a Chicago news story about a war hero finding his family and hopes the nearby Duke Novitsky Pahlen may know Edeltraut’s fate. He recalls childhood games with the neighbor.
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Cleveland
U.R
Russia
Siberia
Count Reymour Cederstroom
Peter N. Novitsky
Chicago
Count Reymour
Reds
Edeltraut
Reymour
Petrograd
Novitsky
Duke Novitsky Pahlen
Duke Novitsky
Local School Men to Attend Teacher Meet in Columbus
The Athens County schools will close Wednesday afternoon and stay closed until Monday as officials attend the State Teachers Association in Columbus. H. R. McVay L. F. Miller and D. O. Chappel plan to participate in discussions on centralized certification and post‑high school training requirements, with Ohio University and Ohio University faculty also listed among participants.
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Athens County
H. R. McVay
L. F. Miller
D. O. Chappel
State Teachers’ Association
Columbus
Association
Deshler, Wallick
Representative Assembly
Chamber of Commerce
Central High School
State Department
T. C. McCracken
College of Education
Ohio University
Willia Lloyed Gard
Robert Lee Morton
John R. Patterson
Athens
New York City
Four Couples Tie the Knot in Holiday Athens Weddings
Christmas weddings sweep Athens County as three licenses were issued in Probate Court on Saturday and another early today. The couples include Otis R. Kiracase, 27, a teacher from Bridgewater Virginia, and Majel E. Chapman, 23, a teacher from Coolville. Clyde Marion Erwin, 30, a furni- ture dealer, is listed among the brides and grooms.
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Athens County
Otis R. Kiracase
Bridgewater
Majel E. Chapman
Coolville
Clyde Marion Erwin
Furni
Local couples wed in courthouse ceremony lineup
The notices list couples including John Reed, 26, laborer of Logan, and Edna Pearling Lane, 18, shoe factory worker of Nelsonville, plus Edward Tanner, 3, miner of Glouster, and Lola Oyler, 21, at home of Glouster. The Rev C M Coulter officiated the ceremonies.
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Ture Finisher
Logan
Edna Pearling Lane
Nelsonville
Erwin
Edward Tanner
Glouster
Lola Oyler
G Louster
Tanner
Hermann Taylor
Akron
Alura Hawk
Frost
C. M. Coulter
Dowler Inspects South Bridge Plans and Lathrope Bid Outlook
John Dowler of the State Highway Department travels from Athens to Marietta for final inspection of the South Bridge plans with O W Merrill. He will then take the plans to Columbus for completion. No contract award news yet for the Lathrope Bridge. bids were accepted nearly ten days ago and work may begin after Christmas once the award is made.
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John Dowler
State Highway Department
Athens
Marietta
New South Bridge
O. W. Merrill
Merrill
Dowler
State Department
Columbus
Lathrope
Mr. Dowler
South Bridge
Lathrope Bridge
Miller Article in School News Highlights Rural Hygiene
The December issue of The School News includes L F Miller's piece on Rural Hygiene urging practical enlightenment for the community. It also covers Athens County High School Debating League rules, Christmas greetings from Supt B R McVay, a Teachers Institute report, Herron award notes, and school party notices.
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L. F. Miller
Athens County
the School News
B. R. McVay
Teachers’ Institute
John C. Herron
New Marshfield
Three Held After Breaking Into Residence
Neighbors reported a break in at a locked Jacksonville home. Margaret Hostetter and Bessie Thompson, both from Nelsonville, and Frank Rougey of Nelsonville were found in one bed. A fruit jar and whisky bottle were found nearby. Rougey pleaded guilty and was fined $100 plus costs. The two women pleaded not guilty and posted $200 bonds.
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Jacksonville
Margaret Hostetter
Nelsonville
Bessie Thompson
Deanville
Frank Rougey
Athens
Wilson Ator
Harry Dalton
Court of Justice of the Peace
Carl H. Porter
Rougey Gp
Jail or Hat? Oakland Woman Chooses Hat Over Jail
Miss Patience Hunt of Oakland faced a speeding charge before Police Judge J. W. Gaffey of Burlingame. Fined 15 dollars instead of jail, she paid for a hat and declared she would return to jail later to straighten her affairs. She kept her word and went to jail.
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Oakland
Calif
Pretty Patience Hunt
Miss Hunt
J. W. Gaffey
Burlingame
Early rush for new motor license tags urged
Registrar Dave Johnson urged applicants to come early as the motor tag office opens at 7 in the morning. He said waiting lines form by noon and into the early afternoon, and extra purchases could speed service. Tags sold Saturday pushed the weekly total to 1,000 for passenger cars.
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Dave Johnson Caid
Johnson Caid
Michael Welsh Dies After Stairs Fall
New Lexington reports 78 year old Michael Welsh of Corning died from a fractured skull after he fell down stairs at his home last Saturday.
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New Lexington
Michael Welsh
Corning
Courthouse Carol Sing Promises 100 Voices Tonight
A community carol sing at the Athens County Courthouse from 8 to 9 tonight features a chorus of about 100 voices. Prof. C. D. Giliu leads the singing with Dean Irma E. Wight and involvement from the YWCA and church youth classes.
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Athens County
C. D. Giliu
Irma E. Wight
Ple
Giauque
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