Nelsonville Couple Announce Wedding Solemnized
Miss Julia Hicks daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Hicks and Watson Wolfe son of Mr and Mrs W D Wolfe both of Nelsonville announced their marriage solemnized December 26 in Carbon Hill The groom a Nelsonville High School 1925 graduate will make their home in Nelsonville where Wolfe works for Standard Plumbing company
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Nelsonville
Missjllian Hicks
Arthur Hicks
Watson Wolfe
W. D. Wolfe
Carbon’ Hil
Wolfe
Standard Plumbing Company
West Virginia Officer Seeks Jenry Smith on Non-Support Charge
West Virginia officers arrived in Nelsonville with requisition papers for Jenry Smith, said to be wanted in Hurricane, W. Va., to answer a non support charge. He reportedly has a divorced wife and three children and has remarried since moving to Olio.
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Nelsonville
West Virginia
Jenry Smith
Iurricane
W. Va
Smith
Olio
Community Thanks For Christmas Charity Efforts
Nelsonville reduces thanks to Martin exalted ruler of the Nel sonville lodge and Harry Kelly chair of the charity committee for leading help to the Christmas drive. The Nelsonville Athens Railway for transport and Selber Biscuit Uno lumber for cakes are cited along with Stanley Lintker for potatoes McGovern Shoe Company for 159 pairs of shoes Camp Wire Girls for distributing toys. About 200 new shoes stockings were provided and mothers and children were fed with candy oranges and joy.
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Nelsonville
Martin
Jorge of Elks
Harry Kelly
APTES
Citinenss
Whay
Nelsonville-Athens
Meals for city schoolchildren announced at Lundh Hour
Through the effort of the Starent-Teauchers council it is decided to serve hot meals to about seven children in the city schools. The program starts today with meals prepared at the Junior High kitchen and served at the Junior High and East West Central grade buildings.
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Mellonville
Starent-Teauchers
Parkes to Serve on City Board of Education
Nk and organization meeting of the city board of education held last night elected Iralph W. Parks to membership after the resignation of Robert Huenefeld. Monks and Lowden were chosen president and vice president as terms of Lars and Hickman expired. The board set monthly meetings for the fourth Tuesday and authorized to hire additional teachers to relieve congestion in domestic science and language departments.
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City Board of Education
Iralph W. Parks
Robert Huenefeld
C. W. Monks
Donald Lowden
Jamis Lars
Harry Hickman
Monks
Lowden
C.J Wushturn
We Formely
W. Replices Huenefeld
State Department
Ueon Crawford
Glouster Couple's Son Marries Senator's Daughter
Senor Couzens's daughter Miss Margaret Cousens wed in Glouster attended by the mindrite family. John W. Yaw and Air.ait Mas served as groomsmen with Miss Cousens as bridesmaid.
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Henry Ford
Mindrite
Sentor Couzens
Paris
Air
Ait Mas
John W. Yaw
Glouster
Spont
Withington del
Margaret Cousens
Nelsonville City Council Holds Organizational Session
The Nelsonville city council re elected for two year terms except first ward met to organize. Clarence Shockley seated as first ward representative. Asa Linton re elected clerk for thirteenth year. Rules adopted requiring four day prior notice of ordinances and resolutions. Stanley Stover elected president pro tem for two years. Committees were named by Mayor Beard and a December revenue report noted.
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Lirst
Clarence Shockeley
Wild
Phillips
Asa Linton
USA
Do. A. Stover
Second Ward
Tecoming
MH. GB
Beard
Finunem
Dpearce
Edington
Cotton
Judicial
Stover
Dear Edington
Anderson
Shocktey
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Pearce
Pirks
Shackle
Eberle
Finer
Barney Cook
Sal
Ivana
Nekomvaille
Subir
Culber
Highway strip between Burr Oak and Corning needs repair soon
Local residents report the new road segment between Burr Oak and Corning will become impassable without repair. Readers note flu cases rise in the area as the community tightens health measures and officials plan maintenance.
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Souster
Jan
T——Noev
Ier Vian
Spring Street
Athens County Marriage Records Reflect 1927 Totals and Local Notices
In Athens County 1927 marriage licenses totaled 272, down from 295 in 1926, with monthly distributions listed. Reports note charges of adultery affecting licenses and a nearby division of custody petitions. The text mentions road work, local schooling staffing, and household moves tied to ongoing community updates.
Postponed Retrial Draws New Trial Date
A garbled briefing notes a postponement of a retrial involving multiple parties amid delays and unclear next steps. Proceedings shift to an unspecified future date with tensions and procedural questions mounting for all involved.
Arraignment Hints at Violent Fatality In Logan Case
Report outlines an arraignment connected to a violent incident near Logan. Details describe an assault with fatal injuries, with police indicating robbery not the primary motive. Witnesses point to a car ride and rough injuries as the cause of death.
GOES 10 JAIL, THEN ELECTED CHIEF IN NINETY DAYS
Newburyport Mass July 4. The warped tale of Bosey the mayor begins with a denied permit for a gasoline business and ends with a swift rise to city chief. Rumors, fights, and press attention swirl as Rosey seeks power and supporters amid a chaotic municipal scene.
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Newburyport
Mass
Sherman
Andrew J. “Linney
Gillis
Rob
Erimayor
Jaith
Bosey
Herhans
Private search funds raise for missing plane in New York
Funds for a private search for Mrs. Frances W. Grayson's missing airplane were raised today. M. A. Mosse and other navigation men said The Dawns afloat and the private expedition would begin the search as funds become available despite a slight chance of rescue.
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New York
Jan. T
Frances W. Grayson
M. A. Mosse
Marine
Masse
Pri Wate
Bandit Shot During Looting at Akron Store
An unidentified bandit was shot and killed by H W Marquardt a clothing store proprietor in Akron. A second bandit escaped. Police were alerted and are investigating the looting incident.
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Akron
H.W Marquardt
Enigmatic Rodent Attack Fatal in Kentucky
A bizarre incident in Lickded, Kentucky, featured a large rodent provoking a deadly chain of events. A rat allegedly attacked a group of reptiles, triggering bites and a fatal outcome before the rodent itself died.
Flood Waters Rise Halting English Suburbs and Transit
Flood waters threaten English residential districts near London with marooned residents and closed rail stations. The Walshs of Coventry House in Medron Mowbray evacuate as water intrudes into upper floors and streets flood, while ambulance crews move patients toward shelter as neighborhoods along Mekink avenue grapple with rising tides.
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London
Lonlen
Mel. Row Walsh
Coventry House
Medron Mowbray
Harvey
Pernant
Wisconsin Pennsylvania Ohio New York test water rights case
The four states contest the action of Special Master Jinna Hughes on water rights. They seek to block suits over Great Lakes water through the Erie canal as part of a cross state dispute.
Buses Halted Amid Snow Storm Transit Delays Near Inauguration
Severe weather disrupts bus service and delays planned inauguration events as snow falls across the region. Temperatures stay frigid with forecasts of continued cold and wintry mix, while the Weather Bureau warns of lingering travel hazards. David L Evans and his two daughters and son share a birthday in a separate notice.
Donahey Announces Retirement After Current Term Ends
Governor Donahey says he will not seek re election or any other office after his term ends. He confirms only supporting the presidential nominee and urges cabinet heads to continue working through the year despite upcoming changes. Meetings will be held monthly to maintain administration momentum.
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Columbus
Bud Goverrnor
Vic Donahey
Tan
Dona‘hey
al Smith
Atleet Pomerene
Two Burned to Death at Central Mloyster Plant
In Canton on January 3 two men Cas Schillings aged 43 and Domine Rosso aged 25 were burned to death when clothing ignited after their open crate caught fire at the Central Mloyster plant. Both attempted to escape by rolling on the ground to extinguish flames. In another note from January 2 in Khlain, Joseph Konamich, 48, shot and tied himself in his home, using a string attached to his toe to pull the trigger after reportedly poor health.
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Canton
Jan
U.m—Twoen
Central Mloyster
Cas Schillings
Domine Rosso
Khl
Rnlaine
Joseph Konanich
Runanich
Lengel Granted Change of Venue for New Trial
Seranna A Tenet former Canton police relief was granted a change of venue for his new trial on charges of first degree murder connected to the shooting of Don R Mellett Canton Daily News publisher July 16 1926 The trial will be in Columbiana County with Lisbon as county seat Sunderin W Dich granted the change after a two week delay Attorneys argued Lengel could not receive a fair trial in Stark County Lengel had secured a new trial by the Ohio Supreme Court which refused to review the Mahoning County Court of Appeals ruling.
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Leo Sally
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Welly
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Wie Ridge
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U.P
Seranna A. Tenet
Canton Polie Relief
Don R. Mellett
Canton Daily News
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Lisbon
Sunderwin W. Dich
Comeven Pp
That Baby You've Longed For Mey Burton Advice Women on Motherhood
Kansas City writer Mrs Margaret Burton offers free advice to married women on motherhood and companionship. She shares her happiness and invites letters to 1880 Massachusetts Avenue, in a plea for guidance and support from readers.
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Mu Ie
Mre Pincearek Burton
Kansas City
New Lom
Plans for IK T Crassen post meeting at Legion home
Members of the IK T Crassen post of the American Legion of Athena county will meet at 7 30 tonight at the Legion home on Court street to plan the year. A final report on ticket sales for the moving picture America Under Fire shown under Legion auspices will be discussed.
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IK. T. Crassen
American Legion
Athena County
Legion
Court Street
Moving Picture
America
Martins dies at 68 former Columbus resident in Charleston
Walter H. Martin 68, once a Columbus grocer and baker, died Sunday at his Charleston West Virginia home. He was father of Nell Martin, actor, now in Paris. Survived by brother John Martin Athens sister Mrs Isabelle Coe Chauncery and half brother Curtis Martin Westerville. Funeral services await his son’s arrival from wart. He was son of the late Peter Martin of The Plains.
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Columbus
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Paris
Sumlay
Charleston
W. Va
Ile
John Martin
Athens
Aister
Isabelle Coe
Chauncery
Curtis Martin
Westerville
Punerak
Warts
Martin
Peter Martin
the Plains
Five Injured as Baltimore & Ohio Train Wrecks at Raven Hooks
Five people were hurt when two coaches and two Pullmans of a Baltimore and Ohio passenger train traveling from Pittsburgh to Charleston overturned near Raven Hooks due to a defective rail. No serious injuries reported. Separately, 350 pupils from St Peters School in Columbus evacuated safely after a furnace fire caused by overheating.
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Martins Ferry
Baltimore & Ohio
Pittsburgh
Charleston
West Virginia
Raven Hooks
Lestimore & Ohio
Columbus
St. Peters Serioal
By The Way and Midnight Bridge Reflections
A man claiming Alabama origins asks directions via State Route 60 to Cincinnati and muses on skeeters and cold winds while a boat will move after buggy riders clear the road JT plans a summer northern visit. Standing on Herrold bridge at midnight, the roar of water and passing autos create a fleeting sense of movement and leave the speaker reluctant to remain in one spot.
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Alabama
Athens
Cincinnati
Herrold
Philips Milk of Magnesia Endures as Indigestion Remedy
The note extols Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a long standing remedy for excess stomach acid and indigestion. It claims quick relief from two hours after meals and highlights its safety, neutralizing acid with a single spoonful.
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Philips
Harmiess
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