Nelsonville Sets Safety Week Meetings Across County
Nelsonville hosts a Safety Week series coordinated by Mrs Gladys Whitlatch with school and civic groups. Cincinnati safety official Charles F P Miller notes high highway accident costs and urges careful driving, citing 50000 US fatalities in 19 and 2035 in Ohio. Guests HH M Spang and Harry A Metier attend Rotary Club gathering.
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Nelsonville
Charles FP. Miller
Cincinnati
State Highway Department
Rotary Club
Athens County
Gladys P. Whitlatch
Miller
United States
Ohio
HH. M. Spang
Harry A. Mettier
New City
Last Home Game Friday in Melsonville
The Greyhounds host Jackson Friday night for the season’s final home game. A win could boost Nelsonville’s league percentage or drop them to sixth place. One game only starts at 7:00 pm due to a welfare event at the Elks Club.
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Melsonville
Greyhounds
Jackson
Nelsonville
Elks’ Club
Missionary Society to Meet at Mrs Mechem’s Home
Nelsonville group gathers at the home of Mrs Stanley Mechem on Friday night at 7 50 for the Missionary Society of the Christian Church.
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Nelsonville
Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Stanley Mechem
Miner Struck When Mine Car Jumped Track in Nelsonville
William Biffie a Wimberly miner suffered a crushed foot when a loaded mine car jumped the track Monday afternoon. He was removed for treatment to White Cross Hospital in Columbus Tuesday.
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Nelsonville
William Biffie
Wimberly
Wee
White Cross Moepita
Columbus
W C T U Members Hear Talks Tuesday
NELSONVILLE The Woman's Christian Temperance Union met at Mrs Clarence Stewart's home on Jackson Street Tuesday afternoon. President Mrs Sam Starkey read the 91st Psalm and led prayer. Excerpts from school Temperance Day papers were presented by Mrs Starkey. Mrs Fannie Williams led the program with talks on Frances Willard Anna Adams Gordon and Lillian Stevens. A duet Victory Bells by Anna Gordon was sung by Mrs Williams and Mrs Spencer. Refreshments were served.
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Nelsonville
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Clarence Stewart
Jackson Street
Sam Starkey
Thomas Spencer
Starkey
Fannie Williams
Frances Willard
Anna Adams
Gordon
Lillian Stevens
Anna Allen
Parole Violator Returns to Mansfield Reformatory
Nelsonville resident Pat Allen, a parole violator, was returned to the Mansfield Reformatory by Parole Officer F. P. Martin. Allen was arrested by Police Chief George Bateman after allegedly taking a car owned by Dillon Trout of New Marshfield from East Columbus Street on January 26, driving to Logan and returning the vehicle the next day. The car was recovered on East Columbus Street.
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Nelsonville
Pat Allen
Mansfield Reformatory
F. P. Martin
Logan
Allen
George Bateman
Dillon Trout
New Marshfield
East Columbus Street
E. Columbus Street
Ticket Sale Satisfying For Nelsonville Benefit Fete
Nelsonville reports a satisfactory ticket sale for the Friday night child welfare benefit organized by nurse Tessie Cavanaugh at the Elka Home. Dutch Zimmerman’s orchestra will provide music, with Bill Lowther performing a special dance plus tap acts from several local performers. Prizes in door, dance, bridge, and bingo have been donated by merchants.
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Nelsonville
Tessie Cavanaugh
Elka
Dutch Zimmerman
Bill Lowther
Field Minstrels
Jerry Cavanaugh
Gloria Hoodlett
Ellen Davis
Catherine
Margery R Barron
Freda White
Mary L. Lowden
Rosemary Sayers
Daughter of local family transferred home from Columbus
R McDowell was summoned to Columbus on Monday by the illness of his daughter Louise a student at Capital School of Cosmetology She was moved to her home here Mrs McDowell visiting in Columbus when she took ill with influenza and complications Her condition is reported improved
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Nelsonville
R. McDowell
Columbus
Louise
Capital School of
Pisther Class to Attend Funeral for C A Dilcher
Pisther Class of the Christian Church will meet Thursday at 1 45 p m at Miss Ethel Rosser's home to attend the funeral in a body for C A Dilcher. Mrs Dilcher is a member of the class.
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Nelsonville
The
Christian Church
Ethel Rosser
C. A. Dilcher
Dilcher
M M Glass Methodist Meeting Postponed to Thursday
The M M Glass group of the Methodist Church postpones the meeting from Wednesday to Thursday at 7 PM. It will be hosted by Miss Virginia Green on College Avenue with Miss Dorothy Hannaha assisting. The lesson covers the story of Daniel.
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Nelsonville
M. M. Glass
The
Methodist Church
Virginia Green
College Avenue
Dorothy Hannaha
Daniel
Kiddies Create Themed Valentines At Central School
Central School celebrates Valentine season with grade by grade activities. First graders make gingerbread man rabbit and chicken cookies for parents baked by the Home Economics department. Second graders plan Valentine exchanges and a School of the Air program. Third graders stage Magic Cottage with leading roles, mothers invited. Fourth grade plans a party and Valentine box. Fifth and Sixth grade Valentines exchanges. Eighth grade girls plan Valentine boxes and parties with snacks. Seventh grade to exchange valentines.
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Valentine
Louise Young
Home Economics
Ardilia Shuster
School of the Air
Helen Moriarty
Jean
Tryon
Jean Mickle
Bob
Jones
Garry Stephenson
Dana Connett
Wanda Coots
Raymond Dunfee
Bernice Kayser
Bertha Albert
Edna Zick
Ruth Giesen
Club Benefit Draws Many Monday Night
NELSONVILLE The Woman's Community Club hosted a large Monday night benefit at the president Mrs J M Hyde home. Guests included Mayor Holland and city officials, the council and school board, the board of health, the fire chief and police patrolman. Five tables played contract, four played auction with bingo and a table did anagrams. Prizes went to Edward Sharp and Blanche Linton for high contract and high auction scores, Mrs Steve Holland and Roy Snackenburg for bingo, and Mrs C L Stout for the anagram prize.
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Nelsonville
Woman's Community Club
J. M. Hyde
Bertha Nixon
Ohlinger
Holland
Board of Health
Edward Sharp
Blanche Linton
BE. J. Arnold
Steve Holland
Roy Snackenburg
C. L. Stout
Welch and Freer Sub In For Bridge Club Play Night
Mrs. C. E. Welch and Mrs. Frank Freer substituted to complete three tables as Mrs. Walter Mechem hosted the Wednesday Bridge Club. High scores were posted by Mrs. Harry Kelly, Mrs. Cecil Shafer, and Mrs. Welch.
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Nelsonville
C. E. Welch
Frank Freer
Walter Mechem
Harry Kelly
Cecil Shafer
Welch
Funeral services for C A Dilcher set for Thursday
Funeral services for C A Dilcher will be held Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Christian Church conducted by Reverend Strickler. Burial will be at Greenlawn.
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Nelsonville
C. A. Dilcher
The
Christian Church
Strickler
Greenlawn
Loyal Woman's Class Meeting Postponed in Nelsonville
The Loyal Woman's Class of the Christian Church in Nelsonville, led by Mrs. Effie Lamborn, has postponed its Thursday gathering due to the death of C. A. Dilcher.
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Nelsonville
Loyal Woman's Class
The
Christian Church
Effie Lamborn
C. A. Dilcher
Local bankers meeting wraps up in Columbus
Nelsonville reports that Mr. and Mrs. James Sharp and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Parks have returned home after attending a Columbus bankers meeting.
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Nelsonville
James Sharp
Ralph Parks
Columbus
Olive Tablets Offer Gentle Constipation Relief
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets promise a safe alternative to cathartics for clearer skin and improved energy. Taken nightly, they claim to cleanse the bowels, reduce dark breath and dull complexion from constipation, with a lightly olive colored tablet sold for 60 cents.
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Det. Edwards
The New Anne Adams Spring Pattern Book
The advertisement touts a new Anne Adams spring pattern book with dresses and suits for street, afternoon, home, and evening wear. It promises proper lingerie, designs for fuller figures, children's frocks, wedding gowns, fabrics, and accessories in forty illustrated pages.
Marietta College Observes Its 100th Anniversary
Marietta College celebrates its centennial with an 9 30 a m assembly and a noon luncheon. Speakers include Miss Margaret Porter of Ohio University Pan Hellenic Council and Pi Beta Phi and Eugene Batten of Delta Tau Delta. The college began as an academy and sits in Marietta, Ohio, founded 1788.
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Ohio University
Margaret Porter
Pan Hellenic Council
Pi Beta Phi
Eugene Batten
Delta Tau Delta
Marietta College
Miami University
Ohio
Marietta
Clifford Rizer Leaves for Hospital Treatment
Clifford Rizer of 619 High Street was admitted to Grant Hospital today for treatment and possible surgery after being injured last April at Mine No. 6 Floodwood when a fall of rock struck him.
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Nelsonville
Clifford Rizer
High Street
Grant Hospital
Riser
Floodwood
Carbon Hill PTA to Meet with Special Program
Nelsonville notice that the Carbon Hill Parent-Teacher Association will convene Thursday night February 14 at 7 30. A special program is planned and the school bus will run to outlying districts.
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Nelsonville
Carbon Hill
Parent-Teacher Association
Death in Canton Calls Mrs Crouse and Mrs Patton
Mrs Ed Crouse and Mrs Alva Patton travel to Canton after the death of Mrs Ella Waddell, sister to Mrs Crouse. The brief notice records the familial connection and the summons to Canton.
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Nelsonville
Ed Crouse
Alva Patton
Canton
Crouse
Ella Waddell
Heidelberg Wine Tun Of 1751 Aged For Heavy Bottles
The Heidelberg wine tun built in 1751 could store 285200 bottles or 800 hogshead. Its iron bands weighed 11000 pounds, holding the staves together in sturdy timber.
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Heidelberg
Germany
Probate judge rules estates of Athens residents not subject to inheritance tax
Estates of Alice Francis Mabel Lawrence Francis Marion Bilis B A Cunningham and Thompson E Woodyard of Athens County were declared by Probate Judge 8 M Johnson today to be exempt from the inheritance tax.
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Athens County
8. M. Johnson
Alice Francis
Mabel Lawrence
Francis Marion Bilis
A. Cunningham
Thompson E. Woodyard
Subsidies Awarded to French Sports Across Range
French government funds several sports with subsidies from about 11400 dollars for rifle shooting to 80 dollars for baseball. The report notes the tiger shark as the most dangerous shark capable of attacking swimmers and even canoes, thanks to a large mouth and throat.
Case Goes to Jury Today in Hauptmann Trial
Defense and prosecution voiced confidence as the case headed to a verdict. Edward J. Reilly, chief of Hauptmann's staff, blamed a clergy member for compromising Wilentz's final argument. Reilly announced intentions to appeal if convicted and warned of funding hurdles for an appeal.
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Edward J. Reilly
Hauptmann
Wilentz
Bruno Hauptmann
Vincent G. Burns
Teaneck
Reilly
Will
Case
New Jersey
School Superintendent Back in Old Quarters
Kenneth C. Ray Athens County schools superintendent, James Russell attendance officer, and Eleanor Minister secretary returned to their freshly painted ground floor office in the courthouse after a two week period of doubling up while FERA workers completed redecoration. J. W. Wilson county surveyor moved back into the room he had left when work began.
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Kenneth C. Ray
Athens County
FERA
Ray
James Russell
Eleanor Minister
J. W. Wilson
Athens Grange Valentine Party At Grange Hall
The Athens Grange hosts a Valentine Party tonight at the Grange Hall to honor members with January and February birthdays. Members bring one favorite dish for a potluck dinner and a Valentine box will feature in the event.
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Athens Grange
Grange Hall
Public Invited To Hear Legion Safety Speaker
The public is invited to the American Legion Hall at 7:30 tonight to hear Charles E. Miller Ohio safety manager speak. M C Morrison, commander, announced the talk as part of Miller's Safety Week tour through Athens and Nelsonville.
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American Legion Hall
Charles E. Miller
Ohio
M. C. Morrison
K. T. Crossen Post
Miller
Athens
Nelsonville
Giant Dirigible Macon Sinks Off California Coast
The airship Macon sank in the Pacific off Point Sur while returning with a fleet near California. Commander Wiley reported the vessel fell apart as ballast was dumped. 81 aboard were rescued, 64 aboard the Richmond, 11 on the Concord, and 6 on the Cincinnati with two missing.
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Macon
Pacific
California
Wiley
J. M. Reeves
Richmond
Concord
Extortion Case Up Tomorrow In Athens Court
The Fourth District Court of Appeals in Athens will hear extortion appeals tomorrow led by the Harry Hudson case. Hudson pled guilty to writing threats to William H. Logan and was sentenced to Mansfield Reformatory on January 2. The court will review whether he was sentenced under differing Ohio law sections.
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Harry Hudson
Athens
Mansfield Reformatory
Fourth District Court of Appeals
Peter J. Blosser
Chillicothe
William H. Middletown
Waverly
Russell K. McCurdy
Portsmouth
Appelate
Hudson
Athens County
William H. Logan
Ohio
Neutral zone agreed between Italy and Ethiopia
Ethiopian and Italian governments reach agreement to establish a neutral zone where hostilities occurred and to appoint a boundary commission after days of talks in Addis Ababa. The representatives from both nations announced the accord on February 13.
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Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Call Special Grange Meeting for Thursday
Athens County Pomona Grange schedules a special meeting at the Athens Grange Hall Fairgrounds Thursday night at 8 o clock. Pomona degree to be conferred on several candidates and important business will be discussed. Grangers asked to bring food for the supper.
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Athens County
Pomona Grange
Athens
Fairgrounds
John T. Hope
Pomona
Truck Hits Light Standard on North Court Street
A truck driven by Joseph Goldfarb of Columbus backed into a curb light on North Court Street near Washington Street at noon, wrecking the post. This marks the third light standard damaged in local traffic accidents in the past two weeks.
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North Court Street
Washington Street
Joseph Goldfarb
Columbus
Arm to Hold Different Kinds Be Handled It Os Ing
Fragmentary text suggests discussion of handling various arms or devices and potential past tense phrasing. No clear events, names, or dates readable to establish a coherent news item or person.
Justice T. R. T. Open at Cline Building
Justice T. R. Bennett of Athens County announces he will open a commission of peace in the Cline Building, with a deputy wing of the admin Charles H. Stratt. successor to be named later.
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T. R. Bennett
Athens County
Tho
Cline Building
Charles H. Stratt
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