Athens Contests: Nelsonville Faces Athens Bull Dogs Hard Test
Nelsonville Greyhounds train for Friday clash with Athens Bull Dogs in a pivotal game. Athens sails in as a strong unit led by Wolf with Cross Hughes and Wetzell in support, seeking revenge for last year’s losses and a seven year jinx on the Greyhounds.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville Greyhounds
Athens Bulldogs
Athens
Sprague
Cross
Hughes
Wetzell
Marietta
Athena
Greyhounds
Willing Workers Club Meets at Poplar Street Home
The Willing Workers class met Thursday evening at Mrs. Frank Murphy's Poplar street home. After a business session, lunch was served to 29 members and five guests, including Rev. and Mrs. K. H. McCorkle and daughter, Mrs. Mona Smith, Mrs. Hazel Patton, and Mrs. Amy Howe. The hostess was helped by Miss Maybelle Dalton and Mrs. Sylvia Lama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Murphy
Poplar Street
K. H. McCorkle
Mona Smith
Hazel Patton
Amy Howe
Maybelle Dalton
Sylvia Lama
Society to Meet of M E Church Women
The Woman's Home Missionary society of the M. E. church will meet at the home of Mrs. L. J. Eberle Thursday afternoon at 2 Stock.
Esther Class Dinner At Fort Street Church
The Esther class of the Christian Sunday school will host a public dinner at the Fort Street church. Serving starts at 11 o clock with the regular dinner or short orders available Thursday noon.
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Esther
The
Christian Sunday School
Fort Street
Hyperion Club Dinner Time Change
The Hyperion club dinner at the American Legion home is moved to 6 30 Friday evening because of the basketball game. Members unable to attend should call Mrs Ek B Acomb by Wednesday evening.
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Hyperion Club
American Legion
Ek. B. Acomb
Social Round of Carding Families and Travelers
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Gilbert and daughters Royal and Ruth spend Sunday in Columbus with the Seiberts. Mrs. Leoline Seibert of Athens visits Columbus with the Seiberts and Raleigh Edgar. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Prentice of Columbus stay with the Graces. Miss Fay Trout of Bremen visits Mrs. Berry Pritchard. Springfield residents O. G. McCain and family visit Mrs. T. R. Potts. James Nissley of Ambus visits T. R. Potts family. Ira Ruscoe and Lon Coakley visit. Mabel and Ruth Hitte attend Elizabeth Hite’s funeral in Columbus. Mrs. L. B. Davis and Paulette Davis return from Detroit with Hoyt Davis.
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E. M. Gilbert
Royal
Ruth
City
Leoline Seibert
Athens
Columbus
Jake Seibert
Raleigh Edgar
Carl Prentice
John Grace
Fay Trout
Bremen
Berry Pritchard
O. G. McCain
Springfield
T. R. Potts
James Nissley
Ambus
Ira Ruscoe
Lon Coakley
Mabel
Ruth Hitte
Elizabeth Hite
L. B. Davis
Paulette Davis
Hoyt Davis
Detroit
Mich
Werean Bible Class Aims for 100 Men Next Sunday
In Nelsonville on January 17 sixty eight men attended the Werean Bible class at the Christian church. The men plan a goal of one hundred for next Sunday with a special vocal music program. Ed A Wallace, the regular teacher, will lead the class next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Randay
Ed “A. Wallace
Entertain Faithful Martha Class at Miles Howe Home
The Faithful Martha class of the M E Sunday school was entertained Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Miles Howe with hostessing by Mrs. Howe and four others. An out of town guest, Mrs. Van Meter of Lancaster, attended as officers were elected for the year with Robert Williams as president and James Sharp as vice president. The meeting concluded with a social hour and luncheon.
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Martha
M. EF
Miles Howe
Howe
C. A. Stover
Charles Scott
W. W. Whitlatch
van Meter
Lancaster
Robert Williams
James Sharp
Clarence Butt
Paul Rex
T. J. Davis
Stellawett
Min
Try Davis
Alta Nicholson At Steubenville Tried Poison At W C A
Alta Nicholson twenty two from Steubenville, staying at the YWCA in Columbus since Saturday, was treated for poisoning today. Police believe she attempted death by her own action. Hospital officials had not determined if she had taken poison and she will recovery.
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Sedaeve
Columbus
U.R
Alta Nicholson
Steubenville
Reever
Four Die Near Here in Last 48 Hours
Four individuals died within the past two days in the area. Charles Scholl 80 died Monday at his son’s Riverside home. Catherine Bethel 92 died Monday at her daughter’s Nelsonville home. Joseph Jackson 64 died Monday at his daughter’s Goose Run home. Jerry Simpson 77 died last night at his Murray City home. Funeral services and burials are announced for all, with multiple children listed as survivors.
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Charles Scholl
Bryan Scholl
Riverside
Zaleski
Catherine Bethel
Frank Wolfe
High Street
Nelsonville
Joseph Jackson
Mary Bullock
Goose Run
Bethel Ridge
Jerry Simpson
Murray City
Nihiser
Buchtel
Friendship and Faith: Minister Explores True Friendship
Nelsonville pastor Rev. Lloyd Evans spoke at the Presbyterian church on friendship. He cited Luke and Theophilus, Phythias and Damon, and David and Jonathan to illustrate friendship inspiring action. He urged families to work, serve, and worship, with Christ as the essential example guiding friendships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Lloyd Evans
Presbyterian Church
Luke
Theophilus
Cpythias
Damon
David
Jonathan
Christ
Evans
Reed's Committee Seeks Senate Vacancy Over Smith
The Reed investigation reports Frank L. Smith not entitled to a U S Senate seat. It recommends declaring a vacancy in Illinois representation and denounces Smith for large campaign sums used in the 1926 primary. A resolution by Senator James Reed is expected to be adopted.
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Washington
U.pr
Frank L. Smith
United States Senate
Reed
Senate
Smith
James Reed
Missouri
Smiths
Ilinois
U. S. Senate
Buckes Announce Birth of Daughter in Guysville
Mr and Mrs Waldo Buck announce the birth of a daughter on Saturday January 14. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Wesley Buck of Guysville and Mr and Mrs Delano Burleigh of Athens.
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Guysville
Waldo Buck
Wesley Buck
This Place
Delano Burleigh
Athens
Exponents of City Manager Plan in Cleveland unite opposition
Opponents of the Davis anti city manager amendment organize a second campaign to defeat the charter measure. Two groups, the proportional Representation league of Greater Cleveland and a citizens committee led by Carl D. Friebelin, plan to oppose the revised amendment that would retain the city manager until 1929 with a mayor to be chosen that year.
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Cleveland
U.R
Proportional Representation League of
Greater
Committee of
Citizens
Carl D. Friebelin
Harry L. Davis
Maurice Maschke
Davis
Albany man recovers after major operation in Columbus
Edward Saylor of Albany, under a specialist's care in a Columbus hospital for two weeks, underwent a major operation last Friday. His condition is improved. His daughter Miss Erma Saylor, a nurse at Sheltering Arms hospital, was with him during the procedure.
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Edward Saylor
Albany
Columbus
Erma Saylor
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Immunity Sought for Boy Driver in Washington Accident
British ambassador Sir Esme Howard seeks diplomatic immunity for his 14 year old son Henry after a car collision injures Beatrice Deforest 12, daughter of a weather bureau employee in Washington. Police note the boy is under DC driving age and state department action will decide.
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Esme Howard
United States
Henry Howard
Beatrice Deforest
Weather Bureau
Washington
District of Columbia
State Department
Death by own action beside wife's ashes in Weymouth
H. C. Castleman killed himself beside an urn that held his wife’s ashes in Weymouth England. Police report the incident occurred at their home and investigators say no foul play is suspected.
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Weymouth
Eng
H. C. Castleman
Weather Report Shows Temperature Drop Throughout Day
The temperature fell 18 degrees from midnight to noon, reaching 40 degrees by midday. Charted readings show Tuesday morning around 58 down to 40, with Monday afternoon values near 60.
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A. m
Ministers Stress Relief Need in Ohio Mining Districts
A Columbus committee from the Methodist Ministers' association reports urgent relief for starving residents in Ohio mining areas. The inquiry backs Governor Donahey's National Guard findings and notes current aid is inadequate. The association may organize relief units and appeals to citizens for support.
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Columbus
U.P
Ohio
Columbus Methodist Ministers’ Association
Donahey
National Guard
Association
FE. R. Stafford
Worthington
Indictments Charge Murder in Kentucky Child Death
Indictments charging wilful murder were returned against Robert H. Pitts and his housekeeper Marie Frazier in Greenup Kentucky over the December 29 death of Pitts daughter Mary Magdalen. Pitts, jailed at Somerset with Frazier, admitted responsibility but would not exonerate her. prosecutors indicate a torture pact may have existed between them.
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Greenup
U.P
Robert H. Pitts
Marie Frazier
Pitts
Mary Magdalen
Somerset
Newport man of Dorothy Schneider case linked to Mt Morris
Leslie Schneider father of Dorothy Schneider whose mutilated body was found at Mt Morris near Flint Michigan was a former resident of Newport Kentucky. The disclosure ties the suspect to the Newport area as investigators pursue details in the case.
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Newport
Cincinnati
U.P
Leslie Schneider
Dorothy Schneider
Mt. Morris
Flint
Mich
Covert Couple Announce Birth of Daughter Marilyn Estelle
Mr and Mrs B M Covert of 116 North Congress street announce the birth of a daughter Marilyn Estelle on Tuesday January 17.
Prohibition Here to Stay Says Doran in Washington
Prohibition Commissioner Doran said Americans are acclimating to nonalcoholic beverages as Prohibition endures. He spoke in Washington on January 16 about the lasting impact of the constitutional ban.
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Washington
Doran
W. C. T. U. meeting erupts over Royden defense
In Cleveland a Cuyahoga county W. C. T. U. session turned tense when a visiting Irish born woman defended English evangelist Agnes Maude Royden. The disturbance followed alleged derogatory remarks by county president Anna A. Mendenhall.
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Cleveland
U.R
Cuyahoga County
Agnes Maude Royden
Anna A. Mendenhall
Ohio university glee club plans musical comedy show
Prof C C Robinson announces a spring musical comedy planned by the Ohio University men's glee club. Harold Evans will help with staging while Robinson coaches the music. A mixed cast may include members with feminine makeup. Committee travels to Columbus to view the Scarlet Mask show. Proceeds fund a possible summer trip abroad.
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Ohio University Men's Glee Club
C. C. Robinson
School of Music
Ohio Cain
Robinson
Harold Evans
Professor Robinson
Glee Club
Wallace Johnson
Charles Gressle
Vincent Jukes
Robert Downine
Tom Slater
Charles Dulin
Roy Cox
Mr. Evang
Columbus
Ohio State
Treasury official says repeal not sought for Prohibition
Seymour Lowman assistant secretary of the Treasury in charge of prohibition enforcement says he does not seek repeal of the eighteenth amendment. He warns alcohol and booze harms workers and that intoxicated operatives cannot compete in modern industry.
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Columbus
U.P
Seymour Lowman
United States Treasury
Reward Offered For Slayers Of Samuel J McMichael
A $2,000 reward was posted today for the capture and conviction of the killers of Samuel J. McMichael who was found murdered Saturday. The city council added $200, and the county commissioners offered $1,000.
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Findlay
Samuel J. McMichael
Man Over Century Dies in Toledo Pensioner
Jan 17. Toledo report states Pepperthal a man who claimed to be between 103 and 105 years old died today in his room. Police noted no unusual circumstances.
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Toledo
U.R
Sem Pepperthal
Kiwanis Club Names Committees For Year At Hotel Berry
O C Bird president outlined the Kiwanis year and named committees at the weekly meeting. The list includes program and entertainment Hoover Sisler and Chas Woodworth. membership and classification Studer Finsterwald and Burnett. flag and decoration Cornell Jones and Quider. finance Cevert and R L Woodworth. inter-cities Kerr McKay and Hoover. house Miller Grover and Simpson. good will and grievance Dr W Hughes George Whipple and Hoffington. laws and regulations McCune Preston and Good. public affairs Hess Neff and Collins. attendance White Pierce and Rutherford. under privileged children S M Johnson Beasley Whaley and Reverend Wilcox. publicity and reception F C Woodworth Gibson Davis and Maurer. education Roberts Bethel and Heaton. transportation F Moler W W Coe and Tritipp. music Williams Harshman and Wheaton. vocational guidance and placement Dircher Connett and Gross. agriculture Tom Johnson Householder and Brooks.
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O. C. Bird
Kiwanis Club
Hotel
Berry
Mr. Bird
Hoover
Sisler
Chas
Woodworth
Studer
Finsterwald
Burnett
Cornell
Jones
Quider
Cevert
R. L. Woodworth
Kerr, McKay
House Committee
Miller
Grover
Simpson
Dr. W. Hughes
George Whipple
Hoffington
McCune
Preston
Good
Hess
Neff
Collins
White
Pierce
Rutherford
S. M. Johnson
Beasley
Whaley
Wilcox
F. C. Woodworth
Gibson
Davis
Maurer
Roberts
Bethel
Heaton
F.moler
W. W. Coe
Tritipp
Williams
Harshman
Wheaton
Dircher
Connett
Gross
Tom Johnson
Householder
Brooks
Girl Threatened Prompted Police Guard at Canton Home
Police guarded the home of H. K. Rosenberg after a telephone threat to six year old June Ann Rosenberg. The note cited Marian Parker in Los Angeles and Dorothy Schneider in Flint as examples of the fate feared.
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Canton
U.R
H. K. Rosenberg
800 Foot Fall in Swansea Mine Kills Three
Three miners died in an 800 foot fall down a mine shaft in Swansea Wales. Rescue workers recovered the bodies and launched an investigation into the accident.
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Swansea
Wales
Ohio University invites early registration for second semester
Registrar F B Dilley urges students to mail record books in stamped envelopes and drop them in the registrar box. Early registration begins Tuesday February at the university with three days for freshmen and sophomores and two for upperclassmen. Fees are due January 25 or February 6, with fines for late registration after that.
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F. B. Dilley
Ohio University
Dilley
Stolen Flower Queen Operetta In Works At East Side School
East Side school children begin work on an operetta The Stolen Flower Queen planned for February. The show adapts A Midsummer Night's Dream for younger performers with libretto by Douglas Whitehead and music by G A Grant Schaefer. Lead roles go to sixth graders including Joe Gill Ann Beasley Leslie Fultz Marjorie Beasley Juanita Taylor Dwight Duffcan Darrel Tom Charles Sias Ralph Dalton and Boris Wooley.
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East Side
Douglas Whitehead
G. A. Grant-Schaefer
Week of Prayer opens at First Presbyterian Church
The first in a series of prayer services begins at 7 tonight at First Presbyterian. Dr A Y Wilcox speaks on The Universal Church. Music by the church quartet and soloists with Professor W R Longstreet at the organ.
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Presbyterian, Church
First Presbyterian Church
A. Y. Wilcox
the Universal Church
Church
Alice Holman
Robert C. Tompkins
C. D. Giauque
Clark Williams
W. R. Longstreet
Five Paris nurses discharged for wrong ink in meals
Five nurses at a Paris hospital were discharged after giving several patients ink instead of beef tea by mistake. The incident prompted hospital officials to review kitchen protocols and ensure patient safety.
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Paris
Pineex Syrup Claim and Preparation Instructions
An advertisement-style note touts a home made pine extract syrup said to ease throat infections bronchitis hoarseness and chest colds within 24 hours. It explains mixing 2 1 2 ounces of Pinex with sugar or honey to make a pint bottle and promises better results than store bought syrups.
May Attend Funeral as Federal Trial Proceeds
Columbus reports that Penn Vernon will be allowed to attend his wife's funeral while on trial by federal officials for robbing a Howard. The wife died Sunday and the trial, initially set for Monday, was moved to Thursday by Federal Judge Hough. Penn Vernon faced three related indictments on the same charge.
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Columbus
Pant Penn
Vernon
Howard
Hough
Penn
Mt. Vernon
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