Daughters Born and City Hearings Mark Nelsonville Report
In Nelsonville 281 cases were heard in 1927 by Mayor L. J. Eberle with 171 city and 110 statutory. Fines totaled 2972.45. January fines were 102.60. A 3000 bond for the mayor was approved and R. B. Stuart named five year health board member. A fire truck dispute with F R Beasley reached a satisfactory settlement. A sidewalk repair was authorized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
L. J. Eberle
Eberle
R. B. Stuart
Ber
City Board of Health
Alfred Richardson
F. R. Beasley
Beasley
Taylor
Hocking Street
Shockley
Railroad Crossing
West Franklin Street
Major Thomas moved to Eastern Ohio riot crisis area
Major A. R. Thomas of the Ohio National Guard, long stationed in the Hocking district for mine strike relief, was transferred today to the Eastern Ohio riot zone. He received notice last night of his immediate departure to St. Clairsville as conditions there were reported to be approaching a crisis.
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Nelsonville
Rep
A. R. Thomas
Ohio National Guard
Hocking
Ohio
Thomas
St. Clairsville
Patent LeatherGirls Attend Visit From Dolliver Family
In Nelsonville on Monday guests included Betty Harriett and Patricia May Druse and Mrs Anne Dolliver of Milton Mass. Mrs Dolliver is sister in law of Mrs Clifford Ford Pendleton Virginia formerly May Adamson Nelsonville. The Patent Leather girls perform at a Logan theater this week.
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Nelsonville
Hubert Lancaster
Patent Leather Girls
Druse
Betty
Harriett
Patricia May
Anne Dolliver
Milton
Mass
Dolliver
Clifford Ford
Pendleton
Virginia
May Adamson
Logan
Eightieth Birthday Dinner for I P Lowrey
A Sunday dinner honored the Eightieth birthday of I P Lowrey at his Deanville home. Attendees included I P Lowrey and wife, Dunkle couples, Gallaway family of Floodwood, Duffy family including Glenn and Catherine, Wendell Duffy with Jack, W P D Hoskins and children from Murray City, Jonas family, Mrs Retta Jonas, Mrs Effie Jonas, Mrs Dave Roberts, Lennox family of Murray City, Mrs Charles McCombs and Vivian.
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I. P. Lowrey
Deanville
I. P. Lowery
Dave Dunkle
Clarence Gallaway
Floodwood
John Duffy
Glenn
Catherine
Wendell Duffy
Jack
Nelsonville
Rob
Wanda
Bertha
Doris
Irs
Retta Jonas
Effie Jonas
Dave Roberts
Murray City
Walter Lennox
Leonid
Charles McCombs
Vivian
Maple Hill
Homecraft Sewing Club Meets With Alma Ruscoe
The Homecraft Sewing club gathered Friday evening with Mrs. Alma Ruscoe hosting. Luncheon followed for attendees including Miss Mary Tinton Miss Muriel Traugh Mrs. Florence Lash Mrs. Blanche Virooks Mrs. Blanche Stanley Mrs. Yelonia Tignor Mrs. Margaret Bowers and Mrs. Dilanche Hard grove. The next meeting is set for February 17 at Miss Muriel Traugh's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homecraft Sewing Club
Alma Ruscoe
Mary Tinton
Muriel Traugh
Florence Lash
Blanche Virooks
Blanche Stanley
Yelonia Tignor
Margaret Bowers
Dilanche Hardgrove
Student Visitors From Ohio University Stay in Town
Miss Elizabeth Carr from Ohio University Athens visited here with Mrs. H F Lancaster. Raymond Smith and his two sons Clarence and Joe came to see Raymonds mother Mrs. Jake Smith who is seriously ill with bronchitis. Mrs Ray Barron was in Columbus Monday. Mr and Mrs W W Poston spent a few days in Columbus. Miss Sally Wilson of Cambridge, a student at Ohio University, was a guest of Miss Lillian Stover at week end.
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Elizabeth Carr
Ohio University
Athens
H. F. Lancaster
Raymond Smith
Clarence
Joe
Jake Smith
Ray Barron
Columbus
W. W. Poston
Sally Wilson
Cambridge
Lillian Stover
National Guard to Feed Needy Children in Nelisonville
Nelsonville, Feb 7 The National Guard takes over feeding needy children in Nelsonville city schools from the PTA and school officials. Colonel John S. Shetler and Captain Willard Havlin lead efforts to provide hot dinners seven days a week in a suitable room. About 89 children have been served by the PTA plan and 50 preschoolers will be added under state care. A second PTA meeting at the senior high school Wednesday at 3 pm will discuss further steps, inviting all city women to attend regardless of PTA affiliation.
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Nelsonville
John S. Shetler
Willard Havlin
National Guard
P. T. A. Council
Shetler
Havlin
Davis Father of Nelsonville News Publisher Passes
J. A. Davis rushed to Sunbury as D. H. Davis 63 died at his home. He spent a year in Nelsonville when his son published the Nelsonville News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ll. A. Davis
Sunbury
Nelsonville
J. A. Davis
D. H. Davis
Fifty Four Band Members Attend Gallipolis Concert
Fifty four members of the Athens high school band traveled to Gallipolis last night for a concert. Director G. E. Stephenson and Principal F. E. Harshman accompanied the group. The program featured marches waltzes and light opera selections.
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Athens
Gallipolis
G. E. Stephenson
F. E. Harshman
Dinner Party Attended by Notables in Columbus
Mr. and Mrs. Lon Coakley hosted a dinner Sunday with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Chris Achauer and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Achauer. Also present were Mrs. Willard Cline, Mr. and Mrs. Orlando Jones, and Mr. and Mrs. Ira Ruscoe and their son Forrest from the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lon Coakley
Chris Achauer
Walter Achauer
Willard Cline
Orlando Jones
Columbus
Ira Ruscoe
Forrest
Buchtel Girls Triumph In Home Win Over New Marshfield
The Buchtel basketball girls defeated New Marshfield on their home floor last Friday. Schenz and Sweazy led scoring as Buchtel moved to seven wins in ten games. The lineup featured E Schenz and A Sweazy among others with substitutes Kirkendall and Tay or.
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Buchtel
New Marshfield Girls
Schenz
Sweazy
E. Schenz
R. F
D. McQuad
L. F
A. Sweazy
V. Barstow
L. G
Mr. Schenz
R. G
F. Locke
Kirkendall and Tayor
Circle of Ruth Elects Officers at Presbyterian Meeting
At the Circle of Ruth monthly gathering in the Presbyterian church parlors 24 covers were laid. Miss Dorothy Vorkes led the year book of prayer, with Mrs. James Knight and Miss Catherine Harrop presenting papers. New officers for the coming year include President Mrs. L. ST. Krieg and vice presidents Mrs. C. J. Bartels and Mrs. C. C. Butt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle of Ruth
Presbyterian Church
Valentine
Dorothy Vorkes
James Knight
Catherine Harrop
L. ST. Krieg
C. J. Bartels
C. C. Butt
Freda Smith
Mable Shafer
Donald Shafer
Thomas Mathewjson
Lloyd Evans
Illinois Captain Kicked Off Team for Exam Failure
Everett Olsen, captain of the Illinois basketball squad, was barred from play early in February after failing to pass an examination. George Uhle of Cleveland notes his rare movie-going due to eye concerns. Angelo Ranaldi was ordered deported to Italy for street begging in Bridgend, Wales.
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Everett Olsen
Illinois
George Uhle
Cleveland
Ranaldi
Italy
Former Iowa star Ray Dauber coaching at Mississippi A. and M.
Former Iowa football and track standout Ray G. Dauber now coaches at Mississippi A. and M. He previously played on Iowa's basketball squad a few years ago.
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Ray G. Dauber
Mississippi A. and
Iowa
Roth well club meets Thursday at Mrs. Hawk home
Glouster news notes Roth well club plans a Thursday afternoon gathering at the Spring street residence of Mrs. B. W. Hawk.
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Glouster
Rothwell Club
B. W. Hawk
Spring Street
Touring Car Hits Truck in Glouster Collision
A touring car driven by Will Mount of Oakdale collided with a southbound truck on High street near the ice plant. Mount turned suddenly to pass and the car buckled, overturning near Dr. W. A. Pride’s residence. The top windshield and fenders were damaged but Mount escaped injury.
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Glouster
Will Mount
Oakdale
High Street
Telédo Street
Mount
W. A. Pride
Young Mount
Freight office at Modoc to close February 15
Notices posted at Modoc announce the freight office will close February 15. The depot serves local residents but mining shutdowns have reduced business, prompting the railroad to discontinue the office unless protests are filed before the deadline.
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Modoc
Glouster
Degree staff meeting at Glouster Pythian Sisters
All old degree staff members of Glouster Triple No 560 Pythian Sisters are urged to attend a meeting on Thursday night. Those wishing to join the degree staff should also be present.
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Glouster
Columbus Visit Highlights Local Figures and Guests
Mayor Gormley visited Columbus on Monday and Tuesday. Evelyn Harper returned to Columbus after a brief stay with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Harper. Mrs. Leo Smith spent a few days in Columbus with Mr. and Mrs. Otto Schmidt. G M Doulas came back to Columbus after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hooper.
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Mayor Gormley
Columbus
Evelyn Harper
Clyde Harper
Leo Smith
Otto Schmidt
G. M. Doulas
Ben Hooper
Old Home Cough Remedy Promises Quick Relief
A vintage advertises a homemade cough remedy using Pinex and sugar or honey to treat severe coughs, chest colds, and throat irritation. It claims rapid relief, easing phlegm and throat membranes, with a strong emphasis on taste and low cost.
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Weortidenn Bushatio
Isney
Pinex Co
Ind
Ardor for Women Rights Curbed by Officer at Buckingham Palace
Miss Coutts-Trotter daughter of the Madras high court chief justice attempted to deliver a suffrage letter to King George at Buckingham Palace. A policeman seized her around the waist and escorted her into the crowd as she protested. She had aimed to influence Parliament's session opening on votes for women. She was with three other society girls who had earlier handed a letter to Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin.
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London
Miss Coutts-Trotter
High Court
Madras
India
Buckingham Palace
George
Houses of Parliament
Stanley Baldwin
County Must Pay Premium for Surety
Erie report holds two topics. A Ohio county is required to pay the premium of a licensed surety on the probate judge bond. An earlier practice of paying from personal funds may be recouped only by cancelling the old bond and replacing it with a county funded one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Turner
R. D. Williams
Athens
Publc
Jad Salts Kidney Health Ad Claim
An advertisement urges Americans to prevent kidney trouble by drinking lots of soft water and taking four ounces of Jad Salts before breakfast. It explains kidneys filter acids from rich foods, claims the salts flush and stimulate clogged kidneys, neutralize acids, relieve bladder disorders, and offer a safe, inexpensive tonic for home use.
Southeast Motor Club Plans Wednesday Night Election
Southeast Ohio Motor Club will elect a new board and officers at a dinner in Hotel Berry tomorrow evening. Secretary-manager H N Burgett reported the Athens office has received Canada maps and touring guides from the federal bureau of natural resources for members, plus information on hunting fishing canoeing and camping in Canada.
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Southeast Ohio Motor Club
Athens County Automobile Club
Berry
H. N. Burgett
Burgett
Middleport
Southeast Outo Club
Canada
Athens
District Motor Club
Department of the Interior
Bureau of Natural Resource and Intelligence Service
Bureau
Birth Announcements From Athens Area Parents Friday Sunday
Announcement made of two births here reports Mr and Mrs Ralph Pratt of Athens announce a girl born Sunday afternoon and Mr and Mrs Leo have a son born at the start of the week.
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Ralph Pratt
Athens
Ht. D
Leo
School Board approves short term notes and violin program
The Athens city Board of Education passed legislation to issue short term notes to cover bond payments due March due to tax collection shortfalls. William E. was appointed instructor of group violin lessons. funds had been cut then restored. The clerk’s salary was raised to 600 dollars, and leave was granted for Superintendent Patterson to attend the national conference in Massachusetts.
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William.ee
Athend Public
Rufus Putnam
Central
Shimp
Board of Education
Treaty Studied in Britain King Announces Arbitration Pact
King George in a throne speech said Britain studies a draft British American arbitration treaty. President Coolidge sent the draft to the foreign office for consideration. The king noted the new parts would replace the Root proposals and involve dominions in the decision.
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London
Coolidge
Foreign Office
King George
Dominions
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Bornimay
Elsonville
Leonard Cooley
Fort Street
Vivian Jean
Frank Jackson
East Washington Street
Dilcher’s
Feneral
New Marshfield
Thomas F. Pardue
Alma P. Gatlin
Reidsville
N. C
Smith Petty
Bridgend
Wales
Angelo
Iown
Fothwell Club
Logan Theatre
Leather Girls
George Jessel
Ginsberg
Carrie Law
Trimble
Somerset
J. A. Brown
Seth
Bossy” Gillis
New York
NEA
Sake Erie
R. D. Wil Ice Field
Buffalo
N. Y
U.R
Lake Erie
Makene
Sierra Leone
Humming Bird
Woodworths
Court House
Southeast Motor Club
Athens County Auto Club
Great Britain
Mac
Bill
Jim
Goodyear
Lancaster
Aurora Auto Furnaces
W. Union
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