Race With Death as Brothers Fly to Bedside Mother
In Omaha today twothers raced time to reach their dying mother in Long Beach California. Charles A Packarda a Cincinnati paint dealer left Chicago yesterday and his brother Dr J E Packard of Sioux City Ia joined him when the plane landed here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Twothers
Long Beach
Calif
Charles A. Packarda
Cincinnati
Chicago
J. E. Packard
Sioux City
Two Die in Dunkirk Auto Crash Near Malin Street
In Dunkirk on February 3 two men died when a car was struck by a van on a Pennsylvania flyer near Malin Street. Police found papers listing W. Diford Route No 6 Springfield and are working with authorities to identify the victims.
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Kenton
Vania
Malin Stres
Dunkirk
Ne Ets
W. Diford
Springfield
Miners Get Soup at Glouster Kitchen
The Sun Day Creek Miners Relief association under Pan Wallace Rabbitt Morris Jared Hooper and Gus Gaskalla has opened a soup kitchen in Glouster to feed about 200 miners daily with funds raised by private solicitation.
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Glouster
Sunday Creek Miners’ Relief Association
Pan Wallace
Rabbitt” Morris
Jvred Hooper
Gus Gaskalla
Baker Is Fined in Nelsonville Intoxication Case
Nelsonville February 3 William Baker of this city was fined 59 dollars and costs and jailed until payment after pleading guilty to intoxication in the courtroom of Mayor L J Eberle. He was later transported to Athens by Chief Jack Pearson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
William Baker
L. J. Eberle
Athens
Jack Pearson
East Canton couple hosts January birthday dinner
Mrs William Grimm of East Canton formerly of Buchtel entertained with a chicken dinner January 7 celebrating her husband 47th birthday and the Bath Birthday of Mrs William Blackstone. Guests included Mr and Mrs William Blackstone and family Mr and Mrs Brady Calvert Mr and Mrs George Rife Mr and Mrs Chris McLichock Mr and Mrs Geraldy Shepherd George Shepherd Earl Blackstone Mr and Mrs Leo Corlin and son and Miss Bessie Grimm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Grimm
East Canton
Buchtel
Independent Holiness church Revival continues next week
Nelsonville on February 3 reports the Independent Holiness church will hold usual Sunday services with Rev. J W Steen the Methodist evangelist in charge. Revival meetings that are in progress will continue through the next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Independent
Holiness Church
J. W. Steen
Grange battles jazz and movie era praised
Prof. R A Felton of Cornell lauded the Ohio State Grange during Farmers week in Columbus for focusing on dramatics to counter the jazz and movie craze. He cited rural improvements, rural libraries with delivery, and unified action as evidence of the Grange’s constructive role.
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Columbus
Ohio State Grange
R. A. Felton
Cornell University
Felton
United States
Honeymoon Suspension for Reckless Driving in Chicago
George K. Rawlins had his license suspended for reckless driving while on his honeymoon. The incident occurred in Chicago, and authorities cited risky behavior during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
George K. Rawiins
Sure Relief for Sore Throat
Advert explains Thoxine as fast acting sore throat relief without harmful drugs. One internal dose targets the cause in about 15 minutes. Safe for the whole family with a money back guarantee and available at druggists in 85c 60c and $1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uggists
Miners Rally in Floodwood Criticize Relief Plan
About 175 miners attended the Floodwood meeting with Harley Warden as chairman. W R Tompkins spoke on news paper work and the relief program while Doc Blair urged weekly meetings and a watchful policy, criticizing groups outside the miners’ organization for faulting Governor Donahey’s relief plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Floodwood
Harley Warden
W. R. Tompkins
Doc Blair
Chauncey
Donahey
Miss Sylvia Matheny Undergoes Gallstone Operation
Nelsonville feb 3 Miss Sylvia Matheny chief operator for Ohio Bell Telephone company underwent a successful gallstone removal operation at the Radium hospital Columbus. Last reports list her condition as satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Matheny
Nelsonville
Ohio Bell Telephone Company
Radium Hospital
Columbus
Hyperion Club Social at Mrs Acomb’s West Columbus Home
Mrs. E. B. Acomb will entertain Hyperion club members at her West Columbus street residence Saturday afternoon. The informal gathering invites local members to a light, social afternoon hosted by Mrs. Acomb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Acomb
Hyperion Club
West Columbus Street
Golden Rule Sunday School Class Entertained At Wilson Home
The Golden Rule Sunday school class of the M. E. church was entertained at the home of Mrs. Malvern Wilson on Wednesday evening. The time was spent sewing and refreshments were served to a list of attendees including Mrs. C. L. Stout and several Mrs. Reynolds, Reeves, Ogg, and Kreppel, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Rule
M. E. Church
Malvern Wilson
C. L. Stout
William Dixey
Raymond Raine
Howard Raine
Roy Davis
Florence Cook
Helen Reeves
Alice Caldwell
Julia Burnell
Leah Reynolds
Genevieve Gears
Corinne Kreppel
Iva Murphy
Cleo Ogg
Athens imposes night leash rule for dogs in township
Dog Warden Arthur Wilson and Deputy Porter Dicken announced a nighttime dog restraint order in Athens township. The ban includes all dogs, regardless of immunization, and follows questions raised about the ruling. Citizens are invited to contact Wilson or Dicken for explanations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Arthur Wilson
Porter Dicken
Athens Township
Wilson
Dicken
Fewer Visitors Prompt Bus Service Cut at Mansfield Reformatory
The Public Utilities Commission authorized Ohio Public Service to discontinue two 21 passenger buses operating between Mansfield and the state reformatory. The move reflects a drop in public visits to the facility and a shift away from inmate transport by the agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.P
Ohio State Reformatory
Mansfield
Public Utilities Commission
Ohio Public Service Company
Reformatory
Brakeman Louie Mosehart Dies After Illness
Louie Mosehart a respected Columbus brakeman on passenger trains 33 and 84 died in his Nelsonville home after a weeklong battle with pneumonia. Funeral services are set for Saturday. Multiple Columbus residents visited or were mentioned in connection with the death and local news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Louie” Mosehart
Columbus
Hocking Valley Railroad
Nelsonville Ice Company Manager Weds Columbus Woman
Frank Patton, Nelsonville ice company manager and local figure, married Mary Howe of Columbus in Nelsonville. The couple returned to Nelsonville and host friends at the Patton home on East Columbus Street. Also reported, the Girls' Reserve club met at the high school discussing health and presented skits and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Patton
ICE
WEDS
Nelsonville
Bache Company
Mary Howe
Columbus
Howe
Patton
East Columbus Street
WBileen _Campbell
Athens ‘High School
Gertrude Bliss
Janice Mitchell
Elizabeth Edington
Adda Frances Butt
Miss Bliss
Elizabeth Shepherd
Mental contagion blamed for spread of crime in U S
Mrs Mabel Walker Willebrandt assistant attorney general and public defender of women argues crime stems from three sources: criminal contagion economic pressure and daredevilism. She says women are not more criminal today, but men show greater increases due to business opportunities. newspapers may also fan copycat crimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
United States
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Willebrandt
Leach Funeral to be Held at First Baptist Church
Elizabeth Leach funeral services set for 1 p.m. Saturday at First Baptist Church officiated by Rev. C. M. Paine. Burial in Gloucester cemetery.
Three Teachers Granted Leaves Until Next Fall
Three Athens city teachers receive leave of absence until September. Miss Bess Otis on, Miss Eunice Taylor, and Miss Esther Dunham will be away to pursue health rest or graduate studies at Columbia University. Replacements include Miss Gladys Williams Lulu McWilliams and Miss Pearl Wee. No other staff changes reported.
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Ohio University College of Education
Athens City
John S. Patterson
Athens City Hools
Patterson
Bess Ottison
West Side School
Eunice Taylor
Rufus ‘Putnam Hall
Esther Dunham
Rufus Putnam Training School
Der
Teachers’ College
Columbia University
Gladys Williams
Eastside School
Lulu McWilliams
Columbia
Miss Pearlwee
Chillicothe
Fast Side
Central
Payroll Bandits Capture After Philadelphia Gun Battle
Three payroll bandits were captured and a wounded fourth escaped after a noon gun battle spanning six miles in North Philadelphia. A payroll of $5,200 stolen from Frank Ross, messenger for the Colonial Trust, was recovered.
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Philadelphia
Frank Ross
Colonial Trust Company
Skull Broken a Year After Death in Northampton
Andrew Weare died suddenly in Northampton and it was revealed he had lived for a year with a fractured skull, details of the case prompting questions about medical oversight and the cause of death.
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Northampton
Eng
Andrew Weare
Athens Area Data for A A A Use Collected in 1928
Athens Chamber of Commerce and Athens County Automobile Club compiled descriptive data on Athens and its surroundings for the American Automobile Association. The material, forwarded to Washington, includes histories by W. E. B. Peters and a Ohio University description by President E. B. Bryan. It covers railroad information and local records.
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Athens
Athens Chamber of Commerce
Athens County Automobile Club
Washington
American Automobile Association
H. N. Burgett
Auto Club
W. E B. Peters
Ohio University
E. B. Bryan
Formal Steps To Free Remus From State Hospital
In Lima on February 8 a habeas corpus petition seeks Remus release from the State Hospital for the Criminally Insane. A second writ asks five alienists be appointed to judge insanity. The hearing may set a date for both petitions. Remus stays at the hospital.
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Lima
U.P
George Remus
Cincinnati
State Hospital
Appelate
Remus
Imogene
Two Suspects Held in Steelton Bank Holdup Case
Two suspects, Richard Darling aged 18 and Curtis McCutchen aged 22, were arrested in connection with the Steelton Citizens Trust & Savings bank holdup. Police say they confessed to implicating two other men and a woman. About $4,000 was taken by four armed bandits using sawed-off shotguns.
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Columbus
U.P
Steelton
Citizens Trust & Savings Bank
Richard Darling
Curtis McCutchen
Atlas Darling
Chattanooga
Tenn
Akron
Slaying of Cab Driver in Wayne Restaurant Holdup
Police investigate the death of Homer Waterhouse a cab driver shot during a Wayne restaurant holdup. Railroad detective Thomas H. Case fired on the bandits as they fled, shooting through the cab door as it pulled away.
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Cie
Prece Actet
Homer Waterhouse
Wayne
Thomas H. Case
Athens State Hospital Description for Touring Guides
Mr Burgett described the Athens State Hospital for inclusion in touring and route books camping pamphlets and AAA guides issued in 1928. The description covers facilities and site context intended for travelers and map readers.
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Athens State Hospital
Burgett
Inquiry into Bar Tests Fraud Charges by Ralph Miller
State Supreme Court in Columbus opens formal inquiry into Ralph W. Miller charged with soliciting money from law students to assist them by fraudulent means to pass the bar examination. A three member committee will investigate and report findings to the court. Chief Justice Marshall ordered a journal entry of the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
State Supreme Court
Ralph W. Miller
C. T. Marshall
Frank M. Raymond
John F. Wilson
Janmres M. Hentat
Ralph Miller
State to open bids on $2.34 million highway work
Columbus Feb 3 The state highway department will open bids late today on highway work totaling 2 343 518 75 dollars. Awards to the low bidders will not be made before next week. Nine counties will benefit Hardin Jefferson Tuscarawas Wyandot Cuyahoga Belmont Pike Mahoning Fayette.
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Columbus
State Highway Department
Hardin, Jefferson
Tuscarawas
Wyandot
Cuyahoga
Belmont
Pike, Mahoning
Fayette
Train strike kills Mr and Mrs Rublet in Lucas
In Mansfield on February 3 a collision near Lucas Station killed Leslie Rublet and his wife of Lucas while they were traveling after visiting their son. The incident occurred last night as their vehicle was struck by a train.
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Mansfield
Mra
Leslie Rublet
Lucas
Lucas Station
Red Pepper Rub Promises Quick Relief for Sore Spots
An ad touts Rowles Red Pepper Rub as the fastest relief for sore spots. It claims immediate heat and rapid comfort, urging readers to ask druggists for the genuine Rowles product.
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Sora
Rowles
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Cleveland
Johnny” Plummier
Kid Biff
Johnny Morrison
State Theater
Hyperion Club Meeting
State Reformatory
Keystone Enamelaon
Jime E.D. Neikirk
E.D. Neikirk
E. D. Neikirk
Fred Mulligan
Albert Pospichel
J. J. Green
C. J. Bartels
Jeanette
Leighton Aumiller
Will Burnell
H. B. Schaal
Virginia
JL. A. Whitmore
Lynn Chapman
Mary Ellen
Mr. Chapman
M. T. Brandenburg
Forrest
Wiliam Barthiow
Hattie Greiner
Logan
Robert Green
U. S
Joseph S. Wasney
Jrwe
E. D. Neikirk CO
Nelsonville, Ohio
Madison
Weeny
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Pythian Building
Mechems
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