Woman and Son Injured in Ohio Auto Crash
In Nelsonville on December 31 a two vehicle collision near Sharpsburg left none injured. A Essex coupe, driven by Betty Akron and Mrs. C. H. Barton, slid into a steep embankment after a slip in the road. The car rolled over and rested on its top. The occupants, including Mrs. Gilbert Love of Columbus, were uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Beagle
Athens
Columbus
John W. Scott
Steubenville
Elsonville
Mari- Bie
Don Scott
Hetta
Rhodes
Essex Coupe
C. H. Bartson
Mac
Ian Wat
Betty
Akron
Gilbert Love
Sharpsburg
Tea Yong Wee
Herman
Van Drops Dead On City Street in Nelsonville
Fred Herrold a 55 year old Columbus conductor for Hocking Valley railroad died of a heart attack in Nelsonville on Friday. He had long served as brakes man there before moving to Columbus about 15 years ago and is survived by his wife several children a sister Miss Belle Herrold and three brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Fred Herrold
Columbus
Hocking Valley Railroad
Herrold
Belle Herrotd
Chippewa Team Defeats Hebbardsville In Fast Nelsonville Clash
Chippewa basketball beat Hebbardsville 51 to 39 last night at the M. M. Co. A. gym in Nelsonville with a 28 to 10 halftime edge. Mrs. Amy Hanes and two children from Trenton returned home Friday after visiting Mrs. Mary Fis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Tec
Jery
Hebbardsville
M. Co
Amy Hanes
Chil
Trenton
Mary Fis
Many Applications for License Tags Keep Bureau Busy
Deputy License Commissioner David Johnson and assistants issued 1928 plates to hundreds of last minute applicants. The license bureau will stay open all day Monday January 2 to serve late comers as county motorists rush to obtain 1928 tags. Automobiles may not be driven after midnight December 31 without 1928 plates. Roy J. s Bandit TIFFIN ro 81 UK A TO sar old noy bandit sought by Tiffin police for holding an 8 year old girl and robbing her of pennies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Johnson
Johnson
Roy JS
Tiffin
Gir
Last Day Ends Year With New Week and Resolve
The note reflects on December 31 being the final day of the year and the last day owners could drive old cars without 1928 taxes, and the final rabbits season until fall. It shifts to Sunday, January 1, urging readers to keep New Year resolutions at least until tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Cox
M. E
Columbus
North Hill sanitary sewer board meets for first session
The newly appointed board of equalization on the North Hill sanitary sewer held its first session in the waterworks office at the City building Saturday morning. The next meeting is set for 9 o clock next Saturday morning January 7 at the same place to complete their work. A sanitary sewer was installed on North Hill last summer and assessments for the work are placed against property benefited. The city is bearing half of the cost of the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Equalization
North Hill
North Hil
Hoarded money case tied to Wid family division
Secret savings of funds reportedly hidden in a boiler room were divided between the widow and a son of Charles Wid after his death. The judge presiding is William H. Binders. Wid died Thursday and allegedly directed family members to search the boiler room for the money found amid a camping incident involving a switchboard and the Shillito organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.P
Charles Wid
Wied
Charles
Wilam HH. Binders
Mrs Evangeline Lindbersh resumes flight to Detroit
Defying snow wind and poor visibility Mrs Evangeline Lindbersh resumed her air plane trip to Detroit taking off from Lambert St Louis airport despite adverse weather conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Dee
Evangeline Lindbersh
Detroit
Lambert-St. Lows Fling Field
Quarantine to Halt European corn borer in Eight States
Secretary Jardine announced quarantine by January 1 on 1 townships in Vermont Massachusetts New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana and Michigan due to the European corn borer threat to crops.
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Washington
Pac
Secretary of Agriculture
Jardine
Vermont
Westernchusetts
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Tom Wolfe 10 Take Post Here in Harvard School Era
Appointment of Tom M. Wolfe as assistant to Dr. T R Biddle announced by Dr Diddle. Wolfe named payroll manager and general bookkeeper to fill vacancy from Clar ence Hyorn death. Wolfe, an instructor at Harvard School of Business Administration since fall, will start in Athens after February. He is a Ohio University graduate, Navy veteran, and former editor of the Green and White. He is 31 and previously worked for Poston interests and in Mansfield.
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Tom M. Wolfe
T. R. Biddle
Diddle
Clarence Hyorn
Walfe
Harvani School
Business Administration
Athens
Poston Iterests
Ohio University
Green and White
Tie Wad
Mt. Walle
Beta Theta Vi
Torch
Soaris
Wolfe
United State Navy
Imees
Pelham Bay Station
Long Island
Navy
Poston Consolidated Coal Company
Mansfield
Kfilon Findly
Mac Wolfe
Harvard School of Business
Harwaid
Frank Mitchell voices criticism of Navy and Cal military affairs
A clipped dispatch reports Mitchell voicing strong criticism of Army and Navy methods in military aviation and supply operations. He accuses officers and departments of ineptitude, calling Navy yards largely useless and executives inadequate while urging reform.
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Mitchell
Frank
Navy
Cal
Ohio News Briefs Baker Dead in Steubenville
Steubenville reports Baker John Hanely 48 was found dead last night with death from a heart attack. In Coshocton councilman elect O Hershman resigned from the city civil service commission for legal reasons. Mayor Horton named Frank Walker to replace him. In Zanesville Benjamin G Hamilton 78 prominent mason was found dead at his home, death dated days prior. In Columbus Bud Lundy and Clifford Jinks of Duvall sue Norfolk & Western for 25000 each for injuries suffered at Duvall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Steubenville
John Haneley
Coshocton
O. Hershman
Couneilman-Elect
City Evil Service Commission
H. A. Horton
Frank Walker
Zanesville
Benjamin G. Hamlon
SUE Railroad
Columbus
Bud Lundy
Clifford W. Jinks
Duvall
Norfolk & Western Railroad
Trepod Leaves State After Belize Tour Flight
Jimmy Trepod, 27, acquitted of one murder and having had two other murder indictments annulled, has left Ohio for Belize. A counsel for Trepod said he forfeited $1,000, while his Belize journey with dignitaries was reviewed after a perilous Central American goodwill tour. The visit, though risky, was greeted by officials and locals in British Honduras as a show of courage.
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Steubenville
Jimmy Trepod
Trepod
Belize
British Honduras
Dee
Charvoiver
Lhg
Cuss Wes
Lindbergh
Leases 8 100000 Stevdenciales and Local Happenings
A misread will report notes Josep G. Dosel, former editor, left 200000 to St Pauls Epicapel church. Paul Anthony Lat Fountaine dies at home. Cincinnati reports a failed execution and a police shooting. Columbus notes a rail yard symposium with a hand to hand clash. eight shots exchanged during a chemical society event.
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Josep G. Dosle
Fommer
St. Paul's Epicapel Church
Cincinnati
John Struzenski
Edward Watts
Flores Golembus
A. C. and & Railroad
Leiorgie Division
Atlor- Strazenski
Jean Chemical Society
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Dayton
Prince
Carl Coakley
Presbyterian Church
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John
Mooney
Alice Anderson
James Bland
William Barton
Adelphi
Bridge Club
R. H. Jackson
Wallace Glen
Frank Freyr
John Lawson
le J. Eberle
Herbert Leyshon
Junior Oliver
C. G. Sheppard
Martha
Tom
Moss Hyla Harrold
Royi Harris
Zaneslie
George Tifft
Georges Tiff
Sterlins
Wach
W. W. Whitlatch
Elmer Wysong
Middlport
Whitlitch
Paul Sullvan
Louise Lauderzack
Columus
Crista
Sharp
Sullxen
Pythias
Greenlawn
Charles Reynolds
Josephine Murdy- Thins
Resulong
Tracher
Alis Laura Spencer
Vros Adda Nethirk
John Murphy
Willard Nelsonville
Arvil Bartee
Sonar Commutter
Mra
Ay Ila Philips
Circle Hill
G. Hreppel
Jesse Bivan
Sheltering Arms
W. H. Cow
John Riles
Nan Ted
E. E. Inooden
Kentner Street
Robertson
George Evang
Hiltyer
Bartoe
John Jiuses
Josephine Murphy
Mis ‘Thom
Spencer
Della
Jade
Jrtceeding
Dede
Hellyer
Krepmel
Newkirk
Doris Kiank
Sips
Qlo Shirley
Mary Vaughn
Gloster
Ladies’ Aid Society
Ladies' Awl Society
The
Methodist Church
Taocal
Victrola
Gem Pharmacy
Pythian
Gilbert Travis
Athens County
Albany
Jesse C. Throckmorton
Loise Jean
Matt Throckmorton
Ottawa
Harry Alt
Glasgow
James Drysdale
Rafael R. Johnson
Mrs. Lindbergh
Remington
J. E. Zeller
Tom Wolfe
Bet
Tolitdo
T. A. Lee
TY Tire Service
Michelin
Willam
Thiehman
Parner
Hartfordick
Oklahoma State
Tne Hickman
U. S
Mhewaurut
Iray
United States Navy
Coolidge
Cress
James FE. Jones
Finapere
Youngstown
eBay
Woodyworth's
Converse
Court House
Ohio News Briefs
Aida
Beliza
Anthony Lat Fountaine
Dle
Wes
Chatteserry
ULOSE
Frigidaire
Athena
Tic Automotive Battery & Electric Company
P. Bidg
K. of
Southern Ohio Electric Company
Middleport
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