Telephone Men Aid Victims In Jan Accident
Two Ohio Bell workers responded to the Buchtel road wreck near Nelsonville after a January crash that killed Mrs. Isaac France and injured Charles North. Skinner used a first aid kit to aid North while Hannas climbed a pole, wired the lines, and summoned ambulance and doctors. North’s condition remained serious. talks on tree trimming and safety were tied to ongoing demonstrations by Ohio Bell.
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Nelsonville
Buchtel Road
N. Skinner
Joe Hannas
Ohio Bell Company
Isaac France
Charles North
Skinner
North
Hannas
Logan Hospital
World Traveler Dr. Gabriel Maguire Lectures in Nelsonville
Dr. Gabriel Maguire world traveler and explorer spoke to Ma sons at the Philodorian lodge in Nelsonville detailing seven years in Africa and fellowship in the Royal Geographic Society. He praised Masonry as his hobby and announced plans to travel to Egypt this summer to study the pyramids.
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Nelsonville
Gabriel Maguire
Temple of Philodorian
Africa
Maguire
Royal Geographical Society of London
Masonic Fraternity
Meguire
Egypt
Victory Day Observance Planned by W C T U at Church
Nelsonville will host Victory Day services at the Christian church Sunday at 2 50 PM. The program includes hymns Battle Hymn of the Republic America the Beautiful readings prayers testimonies on prohibition law enforcement and a potential Loyal Temperance Legion participation.
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Nelsonville
Christian Church
America the Beautiful
Glenn Allen
B. E. LeFever
E. W. Allen
Frank Betts
Thomas Spencer
Harley Mitchell
Reading
Frank Johnson
Sam Gilham
Loyal Temperance Legion
Phone employes Meet In Nelsonville On Tree Trimming
Nelsonville hosts an Ohio Belt Telephone Company educational meeting to teach tele phone workers and other wire users the scientific method of tree trimming. Principal speakers include Harry Hyatt of Cleveland and F Mohr of the company toll maintenance staff.
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Nelsonville
Ohio Belt Telephone Company
Opera House
Athens
Harry Hyatt
Ohio Bell Plant
F. ©. Mohr
Man Pleads Guilty Over Auto Tags in Nelsonville Court
Matthew Hickman pleaded guilty to driving without proper tags in mayor's court. He was fined 1 and costs. Ray Barron also paid 1 and costs after changing from not guilty.
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Nelsonville
Matthew Hickman
Ray Barron
Jackson and Nelsonville Teams Set for Saturday Basketball
Jackson high boys and girls teams visit Nelsonville high for two league games this Saturday evening. The first game starts at 7 o'clock, marking the Scarlet and Gray’s second league contest of the season.
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Nelsonville
Jackson High School
Nelsonville High School
Scarlet and Gray
South Perry Teams to Meet Carbon Hill at Y M C A
Nelsonville tonight features South Perry boys and girls basketball against Carbon Hill squads at 7 45. Rivalry is described as keen with expected competitive games.
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Nelsonville
South Perry
Carbon Hill
W E A Installs Officers At Regular Meeting
At the regular meeting of the W E A held Wednesday night officers for the coming year were installed by Mrs Grace Martin Commander and a social time with luncheon followed. The roster includes Mrs Bessie Bland lieutenant commander Mrs Nellie Green post commander Mrs Erie Nixon junior commander Mrs Bussey collector Mrs Tischie Dis cher finance keeper Mrs Jennie Fisher recorder Mrs Clarence Shockley chaplain Mrs Rebecca Hartley lady at arms Mrs Juanita Hartley sergeant Mrs Nora Weiss sentinel Mrs Anna Vospichel picket Mrs Ida Neikirk captain of guard Mrs PD N Gor such musician Mrs Grace Martin assistant musician and Mrs Myrtle Matheny.
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Grace Martin
Bessie Bland
Nellie Green
Erie Nixon
Bussey
Tischie Discher
Jennie Fisher
Clarence Shockley
Rebecca Hartley
Juanita Hartley
Nora Weiss
Sentinel
Anna Vospichel
Ida Neikirk
PD. N. Gorsuch
Myrtle Matheny
Bridge Club Honors At Mrs Barron Event
Mrs Ray Barron entertained her bridge club Thursday evening with dinner at six followed by four tables of play. Guests included Mrs William Morgan Mrs Wallace Glenn Miss Mable Poston and Miss Mary Harp. High scores went to Ms Edward Sharp and Miss Catherine Spencer with Miss Sharp receiving the guest award.
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Ray Barron
Bridge Club
William Morgan
Wallace Glenn
Mable Poston
Maryharp
Edward Sharp
Catherine Spencer
Sharp
Loyal Order of Moose Holds Candidates at Hall
The Loyal Order of Moose started a class of candidates at its hall on Wednesday evening. Local members attended with visitors from Athens Glouster and Chillicothe. Wives of members served dinner after the ceremonies and informal tasks for the good of the order were assigned.
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The
Loyal Order of Moose
Athens
Glouster
Chillicothe
King's Heralds Meet Saturday at M E Church Parlors
The King's Heralds will meet in the parlors of the M E church at 1 30 Saturday afternoon. Members are asked to bring pennies for the mite box.
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King's Heralds
King’s Heralds
M. E
Blackburns and Reeves Visit Columbus and Athens
Mr and Mrs 8 S Blackburn and son Donald spent Thursday in Columbus. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Reeves and son are visiting relatives in Athens. Mrs John Lawson spent today in Columbus. Miss Mable Poston has returned after a visit to Athens with Miss Margaret Lax.
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8. S. Blackburn
Donald
Columbus
Lawrence Reeves
Egg Ae
John Lawson
Mable Poston
Athens
Margaret Lax
Arrest of Adam von Schriltz on statutory charge
Jan 14 report from Dexter Meigs county authorities arrest 60 year old Adam Louis von Schriltz on a statutory charge for illicit relations with his granddaughter. Lancaster officials also held a warrant and the girl, a four month old child, is in juvenile court custody. He will be arraigned in Lancaster.
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Pomeroy
Adam Louis von Schriltz
Meigs
Dexter
von Schriltz
Lancaster
von Schmitz
Meigs County
von Schmltz
Irresistible Combination for Colds and Coughs
An advertisement touts Crane's Laxitive Quinin Cold Tablets to cure colds overnight and Crane's Quinine and Tar for lingering coughs. It claims no opiates and safety for all ages, promoting these two remedies as the best cough and cold preparations available from honest dealers.
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Crane
Resident scapes death as train hits auto near Parkersburg
W R Coleman former Athens man narrowly escaped death when his automobile was struck by eastbound train No. 12 at McKarlan crossing near Parkersburg Wednesday afternoon. He was badly injured and taken to a Parkersburg hospital. doctors doubt fatal injuries though internal damage possible. Coleman, traveling alone to Parkersburg from Athens, is a cousin of Mrs L F Coleman of Athens and was formerly with Bardin Brothers Lumber. His wife and family live in Akron.
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W. R. Coleman
Athens
McKarlan's Crossing
Parkersburg
Coleman
L. FE. Coleman
West State Street
Bardin Brother's Lumber Company
Akron
Babies Sold in Chicago Warrant Issued for Three Midwives
Police seek warrants for Anna M. Lee widow of Dr. Theodore L. Lee Helen Dugdale wife of saloon proprietor George Dugdale and Amalie Becker accused of selling newborns to childless women for sums from 260 to 1200 dollars to "fool their husbands" amid exposure of a bogus medical license sale.
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Chicago
Fof
Francis Alegretti
Anna M. Lee
Theodore L. Lee
Helen Dugdale
George Dugdale
Amalie Becker
Saturday's Five Best Features On Radio Tonight
WEAF hooks up 15 stations at 9 p m Eastern with Walter Damrosch lecture and Wagner air, WJZ New York presents Wagner era concert, WJZ also features New York Philharmonic under Hans Lange, WHZ Springfield airs Boston Symphony, WLS Chicago hosts six hour barn dance, KDKA Pittsburgh offers Westinghouse band.
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WEAF
Walter Damrosch
Leecture
Pittsburgh
Westinghouse
Soviet Denial of Kellogg Latin America Campaign Charges
Moscow officials push back against Secretary Kellogg as a spokesman for the Soviet Foreign Office calls his charges maliciously false. They claim support from certain press sections and government groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Foreign Office Today
Kelloge
Latin-America
Plan steel merger under way in Midwest rollers
Dow Jones reports negotiations, sponsored by a bankers group, to amalgamate sheet steel rollers in the Midwest. About 100 million dollars would be affected by the proposed merger.
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Plan Steel
New York
Dow Jones Financial News Service Today
Middle-west
Fire at Murdock Box Company Causes $15,000 in Loss
A Columbus fire at the Murdock Box company leaves one firefighter overcome by smoke. The blaze causes an estimated 15000 dollars in damage.
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Columbus
Murdock
Mrs Russell Blessing Began Married Life at Fifteen
A brief, dated report notes Mrs Russell Blessing of Chicago married at age fifteen, endured a stern spanking from her mother, and was forgiven and restored to her husband in the household narrative.
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Russell Blessing
Chicago
Desert Heat Records According to Reports
The African desert is described as the hottest region on Earth with temperatures reportedly reaching up to 150 degrees. Experts attribute extreme heat to arid conditions and intense solar radiation, stressing the dangers of prolonged exposure.
Death excuses two Cincinnati police from federal jury duty
In Cincinnati on January 14 two retired police officers were excused from federal jury service. Police Lieutenant James M. Brangan was excused after word arrived that his wife Anna Brangan died suddenly during the night. Patrick Mantley, another retired officer on the jury, fled early today.
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Cincinnati
U.P
Smith Hickenlooper
James M. Brangan
Brangan
Anna
Patrick Mantley
Chaplin Blames Wife’s Family for Divorce Fight
Charlie Chaplin said he would fight the divorce suit filed by Lita Grey Chaplin and blamed his wife’s family for instigating the trouble. He denied reports of vast fortunes and claimed she waited weeks without seeking his help, while she remained in California.
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New York
Charlie Chaplin
West
Lita Grey Chaplin
Chaplin
California
Bishop Hughes Praises Modern College Youth
Bishop Edwin Holt Hughes of Chicago lauds present college students as morally and physically improved over past generations. He spoke in Ohio Weajayan last night noting that today’s men and women in colleges are cleaner and better than in his boyhood era.
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Delaware
U.R
Edwin Holt Hughes
Chicago
Ohio
Weajayan
Arrests in 1926 total 322 in Glouster area
During 1926 local officers made 322 arrests. Marshal Williams led with 2062 arrests, including 13 for liquor. Deputies Blower Darling and Love combined for 110 arrests, with several liquor offenses noted.
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Glouster
Marshal Williams
Thomas Blower
Darling
Love
Albany Man Charles Green Dies at 55
Charles Green aged 55 died at his home two miles east of Albany after eight weeks of illness. Funeral services are set for 1 p.m. Sunday at Hebbardsville church with burial in the adjoining cemetery. He leaves a widow and several children, plus three sisters and two brothers.
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Albany
Charles Green
Hebbardsville
Lester Oberholzer
Chase
Day
Dana Green
Cleveland
Clarence
Margaret
Susanne
Arthur Larson
North Dakota
B. F. Moore
Michigan
Minnie Green
Pearl Green
Idaho
George Green
Montana
Frank
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral Promotes Quick Cold Relief
A head cold becomes dangerous when it moves into the bronchial tubes or lungs. The ad urges prompt cough control with Ayer's Cherry Pectoral to stop the cold from going down and provide relief for children and adults alike. It promotes the medicine as pleasant and dependable and priced at $1. The copy targets readers at all druggists.
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Ayer
Victory Day Observance by W C T U at First Methodist
The W C T U marks Victory Day with a 10:80 Sunday service at the First Methodist Church. Members will sit in a body for the program.
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First Methodist Church
Rev Fr EB Roberts to Speak at First Christian Church
The Rev Fr EB Roberts will preach this evening at the First Christian church in Chauncey. A Glotuster male quartet will sing and Rev Homer Vian will play the piano accordion. Service lasts one hour from 7 o'clock with attendees including several local women.
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Chauncey
EB. Roberts
First Christian Church
Glotuster
Homer Vian
Chauncey Guests Visit Local Families
Mr and Mrs Clarence Hoskins and children of Shade visited Chauncey this week staying with Mr and Mrs Roy Pendergrass on Jacobs avenue. Mrs Louisa Howard was a Sunday guest of Mrs William Donaldson on Mill street.
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Chauncey
Clarence Hoskins
Shade
Roy Pendergrass
Jacobs Avenue
Louisa Howard
William Donaldson
Mill Street
Ladies Aid Society Quilting Session Held All Day
The Methodist Episcopal church Ladies' Aid met at the North building on Mound street. A noon soup dinner preceded a day of quilting with members present including Mrs. Rob ert Hixson Sr and Mrs. George Shafer among others.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mound Street
Robert Hixson, Sr
George Shafer
V. Rhibrand
J. EK. Lott
A. L. Preston
Nelile MaConhae
L. D. Shields
Mabel Johnson
James Love
Dora France
Miss Cora Bryan Returns to Columbus for Surgery
Miss Cora Bryan returns to Columbus after a two week Chauncey visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Joe Bryan. She expects to enter a hospital for an operation on a goiter.
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Cora Bryan
Columbus
Chauncey
Joe Bryan
Chauncey PTA to Meet in High School Auditorium
The Chauncey Parent-Teacher Association schedules its next meeting for Wednesday evening January 19 in the high school auditorium. A business session precedes the program, led by president Mrs Mildred Pendergrass. Entertainment will be by parents and association members, with Mrs Charles Ogg chairing arrangements.
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Chauncey Parent-Teacher Association
Mildred Pendergrass
Charles Ogg
Nelsonville Couple Wed in Chauncey Ceremony
Aubrey Worline and Miss Emma Keplar of Nelsonville were married Thursday afternoon at the Courtney home on High street Chauncey with Rev. Gilbert B. Courtney officiating. The couple plans to reside in Nelsonville.
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Aubrey Worline
Emma Keplar
Nelsonville
Chauncey
Courtney
High Street
Gilbert B. Courtney
The
Christian Church
Woman's Aid Seventh Day Adventist Holds Quilting Meeting
The Woman's Aid of the Seventh Day Adventist church met for a regular gathering and quilting session at Mrs. Ervin Karns's home on High street. Mrs. Alva Karns led the meeting as president.
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Woman's Aid
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Ervin Karns
High Street
Alva Karns
Mem
Woman's Circle Held at First Christian Church
Mrs. Arthur Swart hosted the Ladies Circle on Mill Street with Mrs. Charles Fiske presiding. A new program committee of Mrs. T. R. Hamilton, Mrs. Ira Myers and Mrs. Addie Tippett was named, and the afternoon featured talks by Mrs. Bradfield Myers and Drake, with Mrs. Long leading the lesson and a social collation following.
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Arthur Swart
Mill Street
First Christian Church
Charles Fiske
Edward Minister
T. R. Hamilton
Ira Myers
Addie Tippett
Charles Bradfield
W. H. Drake
Charles Sweeney
Swart
Fiske
M. J. Gardner
Adolph Nelson
Indian River City
Florida
Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin Aids Constipated Children
Dr W B Caldprell of Monti cello, a physician for 47 years, advocates Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a mild laxative that promotes natural bowel regularity in chronically constipated children without harsh purges or physic. It stresses gentler relief and easier bowel movements for little ones.
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W. B. Caldprell
Monticello
Kiwanians Host Ladies’ Night and Guest Night at Glouster
More than 100 Kiwanians and guests attended Ladies’ Night at the Methodist church social room. Attorney George W. Rose spoke and club music filled the program. After a banquet the group moved to the Red Men’s hall for a late social, with the room decorated for the event.
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Glouster
Methodist Church
George W. Rose
Red Mens
Ryo Watta
Funeral services for Miss Mary Ginnan scheduled
GLOUSTER Jan 14 funeral services for Miss Mary Ginnan of Jacksonville will be held at Holy Cross church Saturday morning at 9 o'clock. The Rev Father Clark will lead the service and burial will follow in the Catholic cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ginnan
Glouster
Mary Ginnan
Jacksonville
Holy Cross Church
Father Clark
Rev Browning to preach at Pisgah church
The Rev. Browning of this city will preach at the Pisgah church at 3 o'clock. The service will be held in the afternoon today at Pisgah church in Glouster.
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W. H. Estle
Ohio Bell
W.C.T. U
Jackson
Moose
Federal Jury Service In
Charlie
Bishop For Youth
Wales
Corpus Christi
Texas
England
Prince of Wales
Mary Graeff
Donnally
Ringgold Church
Develoyer
Roberts
Charlie Rider
William Clary
Luther Cruikshank
Lillian Karns
John Palmer
Worline-Keplar
Mrs Swart
Scott
W. B. Caldwell
Cal
Mechem
Kiwanians
Rose
Browning
Pisgah
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