Nelsonville youths arraigned on weapons theft charges
Raymond Rogge pleaded guilty to carrying concealed weapons and was fined. Clarence Rogge, charged with stealing a Ford from W. T. Frazee on High Street, waives preliminary exam and is bound over to the grand jury. Police recovered the car. Both youths were found with pistols. Fire department battled burning spots on West Washington Street with no injuries reported.
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Raymond
Clarence Rogge
Lax
Clarence
W. T. Frazee
High Street
W. W. Kelley
West Washington Street
Nelsonville Elks Dance Set With Woody’s Orchestra
Nelsonville lodge of Elks hosts a Saturday dance at the club on February 28 from nine to twelve. Music by Woody's Hotel Berry orchestra of Athens. Guests include Henry Verity and daughters with Miss Tears Smith of Maron Illinois visiting Z A Courtney and Blanch Verity at The iains. David Evans of Columbus and William Morgan attended local meetings. Miss Bernice Bennett hosted by Mrs C A Hooper of Athens.
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Nelsonville
Henry Verity
Miss Tears Smith
Maron, Illinois
Z. A. Courtney
Miss Blanch Verity
Iains
Mothers Club Meeting Moved To 7 P M At Y M C A
The Mothers sewing and Study club meets Friday at the Y M C A with a 7 PM start. Miss Linton speaks on Ohio History and Mrs Dyer Minner demonstrates apron making. Also notes baby Joanne Adalyn born Feb 21 to Mr and Mrs Stilwell. Pearl Smith returns to Marion Illinois after evangelistic song leadership at the Christian church.
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Mother's Club
Mother’s
Adam Stilwell
Nogfied
Joanne Adalyn
Miss Pearl Smith
Maron
Ill
The
Christian Church
Beth
Esther Veriton
Madison White
Joe Verit
Betty
Jane
Wellston
William Walker
Hellyer Family Plans Move to Columbus
Eliza Hellyer spent Wednesday in Columbus planning a family move soon. Wesley Hawk of Circle Hill bought the Hellyer residence on Chestnut Street and will move to Nelsonville once vacated.
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Columbus
Nelsonville
Eliza Hellyer
Wesley Hawk
Circle Hill
Hellyer
Chestnut Street
T. C. Green Spends Wednesday on Columbus Business
T. C. Green was in Columbus on Wednesday handling business matters. He met with local officials and conducted routine inquiries related to his interests in the area.
George Stover Guest of Brother in Lancaster
George Stover of Lancaster was the guest of his brother C. A. Stover on Tuesday.
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George Stover
Lancaster
C. A. Stover
Kiwanis Club Holds Closed Meeting in Nelsonville
Nelsonville Kiwanis club met in closed session on Wednesday night with 33 members present. President Rhodes led proceedings as club business was transacted and attendance pay night was noted on the record.
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Nelsonville
Kiwanis Club
Rhodes
Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound Praised by Mrs Fullerton
Mrs. Rush Fullerton of Clearfield Pennsylvania reports not being fit for work due to nervousness and irritability but says Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound restored her strength and energy. She recommends the remedy and offers to respond to letters.
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Clearfield
Lydia E. Pike
Rush Fullerton
S. 2Nd Street
Paco Bayin
Backus Lumber Bookkeeper Replaces Ill Miss Backus
Miss Hazel Eddy serves as bookkeeper at Backus Lumber in place of ill Miss Bernice Backus who is now recovering.
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Miss Hazel Eddy
The
Backus Lumber Company
Bernice Backus
Miss Backus
Presbyterian mission study class formed after prayer meeting
In Nelsonville on February 26 the Presbyterian missionary society women met after the regular weekly prayer meeting to form a mission study class. The group gathered to plan study topics and discuss outreach efforts for the coming months.
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Nelsonville
Ladies of the
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Indictments Expected In Hayner Whiskey Scandal Probe
Cleveland report says Federal grand jury may indict ten or eleven people over the Armand Hayner whiskey withdrawal at the Troy distillery in 1921 1922. Hearings after an all night session promise high officials from Columbus and several politicians and truck drivers may face charges.
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Armand Hayner
Hayner
Troy
United States
Bernsteen
Columbus Prohibition Office
Columbus
Youngstown
Armand Drug and Candy Company
Star
Loot Taken From Ridgeway Bank Revealed
In Ridgeway officers report suspected robbers stole about 256 dollars from the Ridgeway Banking Company bank late Wednesday night after an incomplete checkup today.
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Kenton
Ridgeway Banking Company
Ridgeway
Here
Wooster Mission Leader Delivers First China Chapter
Mrs. E. B. Acomb chaired last night’s session presenting the first chapter of a China study. She recently attended Wooster School of Missions and brought back features to aid mission work with spirited, able delivery.
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China
E. B. Acomb
Miss Buckwalter Returns From Visit To Crawford Professors
Miss Mahalia Buckwalter of New York City has returned after a two week visit with Prof and Mrs O Q Crawford.
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Mahalia Buckwalter
New York City
O. QO
Crawford
Safe in Village Bank Dynamited at Ridgeway
Bellefontaine Feb 26 A dynamited safe was discovered after the Ridgeway bank opened by cashier James Woods. The robbers escaped using a mattress from the village jail to muffle the blast. Bank to remain closed until loss is assessed.
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Bellefontaine
Ridgeway
James Woods
Indiana Senate Democrats to flee to Springfield Guest of Van Orman
Dayton reports that the bolting Democratic Indiana senators plan to travel to Springfield at noon to meet Lieutenant Governor Harold Van Orman of Evansville, a Republican owner of the Shawnee hotel, signaling defiance in the chamber.
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Dayton
Indiana Senate
Springfield
Harold van Orman
Evansville
Ohio House Rules kills chiropractors licensing bill
The House Rules committee acting as the jitney calendar committee today killed the chiropractic bill sponsored by G. H. Bemlinger of Summit and Akron chiropractor. The measure sought a state board to regulate and license chiropractors in Ohio.
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Columbus
House Rules Committee
G. H. Bellinger
Summit
Akron
Ohio
King George Improves. Prince Henry Ill in England
In London on February 25 King George continued to improve after a comfortable night. Prince Henry, struck by influenza spreading across England, was moved from Aldershot with his regiment to Cambridge military hospital where he rested well. His illness is described as not serious.
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London
King George
Prince Henry
England
Aldershot
Cambridge Military Hospital
Hearing Postponed On Bus Route Protest In Columbus
The State Utilities Commission postponed a hearing on the protest by Columbus Railway Power and Light against continued operation of the Columbia Mt Vernon Bus Company along a Westerville route parallel to the old interurban railway.
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Columbus
Columbus Railway, Power & Light Company
Columbia-Mt. Vernon Bus Company
Here
Westerville
Commissio
Crawford Returns From National Public School Meet
Prof. O. O. Crawford arrived in Nelsonville after attending the National gathering of Instructors and Superintendents of public schools in Cincinnati. About 10,000 delegates were in attendance. New stage curtains and scenery for the senior high school auditorium have arrived and are being installed.
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Crawford
Nelsonville
O. O. Crawford
Cincinnati
Russia and Japan Ratify Treaty Restoring Ties
In Rio de Janeiro on February 25 Japan ratified the treaty recognizing the Moscow Soviet and restoring full diplomatic relations with Russia. The Prince regent signed for Japan. Moscow also ratified and an exchange of ratifications is expected in Peking on Thursday where the treaty was negotiated.
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Japan
Moscow
Russia
Peking
John Goddard to be heard on radio concert
John R. Goddard, Ohio University class of 1917, will appear on a radio concert tonight from Station WBAP Fort Worth Texas. He is now in Ardmore Oklahoma with a group of artists and will perform with them. The program begins at 730 CST 830 EST and is familiar to local listeners as a former Amenville resident and university football star.
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Ohio University
WBAP
Fort Worth
Texas
Goddard
Ardmore
Oklahoma
Athens
Amenville
Jury Sealed For Trial In Blanche Tobias Manslaughter Case
In Wooster Ohio on February 26 the jury to try Mrs. Blanche Tobias for manslaughter in her two weeks old son's death was formed shortly after 10 am. Attorneys began presenting the case.
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