Young Woman Dies at Logan Hospital in Nelsonville
Mrs Flossie Parry Standall 22 wife of James Standall died early today at Cherrington hospital Logan where she had been treated. Body brought to her mother Minnie Parry 483 Poplar street for funeral Monday at 2 30 burial Greenlawn. She leaves husband mother and two sisters Rhoda and Marguerite Varry.
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Nelsonville
Flossie Parry Standall
James Standall
Cherrington ‘Hospital
Logan
Minnie Parry
Poplar Street
Greenlawn
Rhoda
Marguerite Varry
Woman Dies in Columbus at White Cross Hospital
Emma Woodrum wife of Lewis Woodrum of Columbus died Wednesday night after surgery at White Cross hospital. The body goes to Stout’s chapel Nelsonville for funeral Saturday at 2 PM at the Independent Holiness church Watkins and Poplar streets burial Greenlawn. The family formerly lived at Hamiley Run.
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Nelsonville
Emma Woodrum
Lewis Woodrum
Columbus
White Cross Hospital
Stout's
Death of John W. Hughes in Floodwood
Nelsonville brief reports the death of John W. Hughes 75 at his Floodwood home with survivors wife and several children. Also notes a New Year’s dance in Deanville on January 2 and the birth of a daughter Mildred Lorraine to Mr and Mrs Albert Bowers at their home on Wednesday.
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Floodwood
Nelsonville
John W. Hughes
Deanville
Albert Bowers
Mildred Lorraine
Missionary Society Meets at Presbyterian Church
Twelve members answered roll call as the Woman's Missionary society met at Mrs. John Saltz's home. Devotional leader was Mrs. Lloyd Evans and Mrs. Charles Tedrow led the study. A mission study class under Mrs. Evans will open next Wednesday evening following a Ladies Aid meeting.
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Missionary Society
Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
John Saltz
Lloyd Evans
Charles Tedrow
L. R. Kelech
Ladies Aid Society
Bridge Club Dines Then Plays Four Tables
Mrs Ray Barron entertained the bridge club on Wednesday evening with a 6 o'clock dinner followed by four tables of bridge. Guests included Mrs Eugene Shafer Mrs Charles Ludden Columbus Mrs Otto Kaelin Cleveland Miss Mary Sharp and Miss Audrey Ailes. Mrs C Hi Ruble led the club in high score with Mrs L J Krieg second. Mrs Kaelin had the high score among the guests.
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Ray Barron
Eugene Shafer
Charles Lowden
Columbus
Otto Kaelin
Cleveland
Mary Sharp
Audrey Ailes
C. Hi. Ruble
L. J. Krieg
Kaelin
Local Families Share Holiday Visits and Travel
Personal notices show Mr. and Mrs. Earl Moler and son from Akron visiting Charles Moler for Christmas. Everett Dowler spent holidays with George Dowler. Elizabeth Cooley plans a Columbus trip. John McSherry’s death brings relatives west. Mrs. William Lloyd of Logan visited Columbus friends. Dr. Lorenzo Butts attended an osteopathic meeting in Columbus.
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Earl Moler
Akron
Charles Moler
Everett Dowler
George Dowler
Elizabeth Cooley
Columbus
DDN
Gorsuch
Huntington
West Virginia
John McSherry
William Lloyd
Logan
Wesley Hawk
Eugene Shafer
Joe
Nelsonville
Lorenzo Butts
State Osteopathic Association
Edith Hartgrove
Corinne
Haydenville
Naomi Setsy
Hamden
Central High Defeats Nelsonville In 31 to 22 Victory
Columbus Central tops Nelsonville Greyhounds 31 to 22 on the local court. Waters and Woodard score 12 and 9 as Central builds a 19 to 6 halftime lead before Nelsonville rattles back in the third. Howell and Dewhurst spark the Greyhounds, but Central answers with a late surge to seal the win.
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Columbus Central
Nelsonville Greyhounds
Nelsonville
Central High
Greyhounds
Central
Columbus Giants
Waters
Woodard
Dewhurst
Howell
Haydenville
FT. Waters
B.B
Weathers
R.F. W.esseesee
Law
PAH
F Patil
Ars
White
L.G
Sanders
McConnell
Columbus Holiday Visitors List From Local Families
The article lists numerous guests and visitors over Christmas and vacation periods. Names include Mrs. Frank O Mara Mrs. Lorenzo Butts Mrs. Clarence Butts and others from Columbus Athens Terre Haute Chillicothe Newark Bellefontaine Kimberly Syracuse Toledo Gallipolis and Syracuse region. Many families entertained relatives and friends visiting during Christmas and vacation periods.
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Frank O'Mara
Lorenzo Butts
Clarence Butts
Columbus
Hyler Steenrod
Terre Haute
Indiana
George Bonner
Chillicothe
Alex Nelson
Billy
Athens
Charles Gandee
Earl Schardart
Wherling
W. Va
Bessie Weaner
Esta Warner
Garrett McKee
Kimberly
Walls
Thelma Glover
C. F. Bowman
James Weaver
Bellefontaine
Leroy Weaver
Ed Fiske
Ike Lowery
Allen
Hattie Bowling
Frank Allen
Nelsonville
Margaret Coon
Floyd Raven
Bill Coon
Evalyn Stephenson
Russell Williams
Joe Biddle
Newark
Isselstein
Carl Isselstein
Toledo
Marie
Gallipolis
Katherine
Joe Isselstein
Albert Nixon
Thomas Williams
Lawrence Tenneyhill
Syracuse
Lucille Powell
Glasgow Cleric Earns Doctorate as Children Win MA Degrees
Reverend James Scott received the Doctor of Philosophy at Glasgow University. His son and daughter were awarded Master of Arts degrees, marking a notable academic achievement for the family.
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Glasgow
James Scott
Glasgow University
France Aims to Foster World Peace in 1928 Year
Paris December report quotes Foreign Minister Aristide Briand outlining France aims to promote world peace in 1928. He expects ratification of the Franco American pact to outlaw war between France and the United States and anticipates broader peacemaker developments in global organization.
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Paris
Aristide Briand
United Press
France
Briand
Coast Guard Cutter Rush Sinks After Collision
Twenty eight crewmen of the coast guard cutter Rush were rescued by the tanker J A Moffett Jr after a collision off Sandy Hook in light fog. The Rush sank in about twenty minutes, leaving the tanker bound for Santego Oregon.
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New York
Coast Guard
Rush
Garnak Divorce Granted After Niece Eloped With Husband
Mrs Genevieve Garnak was granted a divorce because her niece eloped with her husband in Chicago.
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Chicago
Genevieve Garnak
Republicans Gain Nominal Control Of Senate Today
Senate Republicans breathe easier as Bronson Cutting is appointed to New Mexico to replace the late Democrat Jones. The chamber stands 47 Republicans, 46 Democrats, and 1 Farmer Labor, with Cutting allied as an independent. The shift follows three weeks of reorganizations and oath disputes.
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Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Washington
Senate
Bronson Cutting
New Mexico
Congress
Farmer Labor
Cutting
Jones
Smith
Ware
Republican Party
Remus Found Insane in Murder Trial Verdict
George Remus the former bootleg king who was freed by a jury on insanity grounds in the murder of his wife Imogene was declared insane and ordered confined at Lima hospital by Probate Judge William H. Lueders. Alienists found him a dangerous psychopath likely to remain at large.
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Cincinnati
U.P
George Remus
Imogene
Lima Hospital
William H. Lueders
Lueders
Remus
Probate Court
Vinton R. Perin
Lima
Season for Hunting Closes Saturday Rabbits Plenteous
Tomorrow ends the rabbit season with many hunters reporting full limits of five rabbits per person. The bobtail season will close an hour before sunset, ending for the year and allowing weapons to be stored. Ducks geese coot gallinule plover yellow legs and jacksnipe also close tomorrow while fox opossum raccoon and skunk hunting continues until February 1.
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Ohio
Death claim in beating case against Grace Watkins
Algie Montague of St Marys sues Grace Watkins for 10000 dollars over the death of his eight year old daughter Helen Montague. Watkins admits correcting the child but denies brutal whipping. The alleged beating occurred last April and a jury trial was expected late today. The canton post of the American Legion started a movement for clemency.
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Wapakoneta
U.R
Algie Montague
St. Marys
Grace Watkins
Helen Montague
Montague
Miss Watkins
Columbus
Edgar M. Halyburton
Stark County
E. l. McDonald
Halyburton
Huron County
J. M. Bechtel
Prohibition
W. D. Jones
McDonald
Donahey
Luneville
Canton Post
Transfusions Used In Attempt To Save Life Of Man
Blood transfusions were used today in Cleveland to aid Fred Teusch 41 after four bandits raided a local rooming house and shot him as he protected his wife. Teusch armed with a butcher knife but fell before he could strike.
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Cleveland
U.R
Fred Teusch
Hia Iick
Teuschs
Teusch
Doctor Dies of Smallpox After Patient Exposure
London report says Dr. W. R. Loddell contracted smallpox from a patient and died. Also in London a 25 year old turtle named Bill exhibited at the Robbery Show was sold to caterers to be made into soup.
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London
W. R. Loddell
Bill
False Registration By Toledo Women Causes of Arrest
Five women were arrested in Toledo on charges of fraudulent registration, part of 72 indictments by the Lucas county grand jury. Two defendants, Peggy Wilson and Sadie Sherman, pleaded not guilty and posted bonds, while three others remain in custody or unnamed.
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Toledo
U.P
Lucas County
Grand Jury
Liberty
Charles M. Milroy
Peggy Wilson
Sadie Sherman
Air Mail Extension Bill Aims for Foreign Nations
Washington December 30 U P report says the house post office committee will study a bill by Rep Clyde Kelly to extend air mail to foreign countries and U S islands as congress reconvenes. Kelly credits Lindberghs Mexico Central America flight with opening the path for new routes.
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United States
Washington
U.P
Congress
House Post Office Committee
Clyde Kelly
Pennsylvania
Lindbergh
Mexico
Central America
Kelly
Boy Shot in Eye During Sham Battle on Athens Grounds
Nine year old Billy Ross was struck in the right eye by a B B shot from a Christmas air gun during a play war on Mill Street playgrounds. The iris was pierced. he lost most vision, treated locally, then taken to Columbus by parents Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Ross. He is confined to bed two weeks at his grandmother’s home.
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Billy Ross
Mill Street
Columbus
Emmett Ross
Grant Hospital
J. C. Coss
Toss
Chicago
Athens
Bramshaw Golf Course Closes Over Foot‑and‑Mouth Outbreak
Lyndhurst England Bramshaw golf course shut due to foot and mouth disease outbreak in the district.
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Lyndhurst, Eng
Bramshaw
Duel Ends In Double Fatality In Stratford
In Stratford England Jacob Gornin and George Mather dueled over a woman in a dark room, both fatally stabbed with razors. Police reported the fatal fighting occurred after a quarrel over the same girl.
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Stratford
Eng
Jacob Gornin
George Mather
Defender Henry Torres rises in Paris law circles
Maitre Henry Torres, grandson of a Salonica Jewish peanut dealer, gains fame at the Paris bar for defending revolutionaries in notable trials. He won acquittals for Germaine Berton and Samuel Schwarzbard, boasts a strong courtroom presence, and blends legal drama with a love of horse racing passion.
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Paris
U.P
Maitre
Henry Torres
Salonica
Germaine Berton
Red Virgin
L’action Francaise
Samuel Schwarzbard
Petlura
Ukraine
M. Torres
France
Charles Humbert
Torres
M. Moro-Giafferl
Humbert
Blackburn Minister Dies After Auto Crash Shock
Rev. Herbert E. Butler died in Blackburn England after his car struck a woman, who later was found practically unhurt. The accident occurred as Butler faced the impact but he passed before learning the woman escaped serious injury.
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Blackburn, Eng
Herbert E. Butler
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Valbuena Flying Field
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R.F
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Eab
GU DO Linton
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Weat
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Washburn
R.G
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Swackhammer
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America
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Bristol
England
Kennel Association
The
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Billie Brown
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Ruby Atwood
Lamborn
Glouster
Dodge Brothers
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John O'Brien
Shock
Glouster, Ohio
Stoecklein
Grafton
Swift
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