Nelsonville High Honors Fourteen Football Men And Five Baseball Members
Fourteen football players and a manager plus five baseball players were awarded letters at Nelsonville High School. Captain Harper Woodson H Norman Howell West received baseball letters. Football letter recipients include Captain Howell captain elect Curran Stocklin Hall Harper West Lattimer Weltzheimer Washburn Mace Dewhurst Wright Linton and manager Clarence Huddy. Captain Howell praised the season’s success with five wins and two losses. Curran noted next season’s backfield losses but strong prospects. Glee clubs sang Daybreak and Principal Horton thanked the community for sportsmanship in the Athens game. Sophomores Janice Mitchell and Oliver Parsons were named student council representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Harper
Woodson
H. Norman
Howell
West
Curran
Stocklin
Hall
Lattimer
Weltzheimer
Washburn
Mace
Dewhurst
Wright
Linton
BE. Norman
Clarence Huddy
C. L. Horton
Janice Mitchell
Oliver Parsons
Y M C A Faces Grafton Team In Nelsonville Friday
Nelsonville hosts a Grafton West Virginia basketball squad at the high school gym Friday with the Y M C A team featuring former stars Rovers McClain Silcott Whyte Smith Crabtree and Anderson aiming to extend an undefeated season. Arthur Howearth of Nelsonville plays for Grafton, league leaders. A preliminary has the Y M C A girls facing Logan Independents with tipoff at 8 o'clock.
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Nelsonville
Grafton
W. Va
Rovers
McClain
Silcott
Whyte
Smith
Crabtree
Anderson
Arthur Howearth
Logan Independents
Zanesville Busines Men Volleyball Listed To Play Friday
The business men's volleyball team of Zanesville is slated to meet the Y team this Friday evening at the Y location if weather permits. The match will occur just before the high school basketball game at the same building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Zanesville
Greyhounds Set for Two Game Trip
Nelsonville Greyhounds finish week practice for a two game trip to Ironton Friday and New Boston Saturday. Ten players depart Friday morning for the back to back tests with strong Ironton and dangerous New Boston squads. Coach Stone focuses on scrimmage work as the team bears travel fatigue after a 104 to 24 practice victory over Haydenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Nelsonville Greyhounds
Ironton
New Boston
Greyhounds
Glenford High
Stone
Haydenville
Mrs Herbert Newton Recovers After Tumor Operation
Mrs Herbert Newton of Nelsonville underwent tumor removal at St. Clair hospital Columbus. She rallied satisfactorily after the operation yesterday and doctors hope for full recovery. A blood transfusion was given before the operation and a second may be needed. Her husband Lawrence her sister Mrs Will Snowden and her son were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Herbert Newton
St. Clair Hospital
Columbus
Lawrence
Will Snowden
Examinations for Mine Foremen Conducted in Nelsonville
State mining department tests for mine foremen and fire bosses ran all week in Nelsonville with about 40 men taking exams daily and concluding today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
State Mining Department
King's Men to Meet Friday Evening in Church Study
The King's men will meet Friday evening January 27 at 7 o'clock in the Christian church study. All members are urged to attend as important business will be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
King’s Men
Christian Church
Mrs. Fred Hall Hosts St Agnes Guild Meeting
Mrs. Fred Hall entertained members of St Agnes Guild and a few friends at her Mill Street home. After the business session the evening was spent in needlework and lunch was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hall
St. Agnes’ Guild
Mill Street
American gang blamed for bold London store robberies
Scotland Yard investigates an epidemic of big store robberies in West and central London tied to an American gang, with about 120000 dollars in goods stolen. Thieves used acety lene blow pipes, clever acrobatics, and hose pipes to descend from hidden stations, leaving no clues.
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Sidney J. Williams
United Press
London
U.P
Scotland Yard
West
Ind
Sexport
United States
Europe
Bond ‘Street
Scotland
Few Students Pay Fees at University
Figures released by Ohio University treasurer George Parks and registrar Frank Dilley show 704 of 1,254 pre advised students paid tuition for the second semester yesterday. A second payment date is set for February 6 with penalties after. There are 2,000 students enrolled, 58 withdrawn since September. February graduates will not have commencement exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Parks
Ohio University
Frank B. Dilley
Dilley
Birthday Party Honors Arthur Koon in New Floodwood
A birthday celebration was hosted by Mr and Mrs Clifford Koon in New Floodwood on January 26 to honor their son Arthur. The party featured games and music followed by refreshments, with guests including Viola Lanning Alice Delong Edna Vansickle Fay McDonald Helen Burge Neva Cail Almeda Lanning Garnet Lanning Dolly Delong Emma Delong Ethel O N ail Helen Lanning Carroll Simmons Averial Lanning Gladys Koon Helen Harvey Cleopatra Miller Oulda Simmons Gerald Call Bob Coon John Delong Kenneth Thomas Kenneth Hoskins Robert Hoskins Berry Beal Edward Sowerds Delcher Call Eddie Call Walter Lanning Bobby Wicks Melvin Lanning Henry Harvey Bill Warren Zadok Aleshire Sylvester Winchell Harry Simmons Fred O Nail.
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Helen Lanning
Carrol Simmons
Averial Lanning
Gladys Koon
Helen Harvey
Cleopatra ‘Miller
Oulda Simmons
Gerald ‘Call
Bob Coon
John Cable
John Delong
Kenneth Thomas
Kenneth Hoskins
Robert Hoskins
Berry Beal
Edward Sowerds
Delcher Call
Eddie ,Call
Walter Lanning
Bobby Wicks
Melvin Lanning
Henry Harvey
Bill Warren
Zadok Aleshire
Sylvester Winchell
Harry Simmons
Fred O'Nail
Local Wedding Guests Listed in Worland Event
The notice lists Mrs. John Warrington Mrs. Joe Hannas Mrs. Nelson Dowler Mrs. I E Hellyer Miss Mable Poston Mrs. Maria Powell Mrs. William Barber Mrs. James McKee Mrs. Tom Evans Mrs. Joe Brickles Mrs. Harry Davis Mrs. John Hall Mrs. Gene Inbeden Mrs. Charles Hellyer Mrs. Clifford Kerr Lillian McKee Nelle Straucker Dowler Harriett Davis Jack and Margaret Jean Kerr Audrey Frances and Marie Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Warrington
Joe Hannas
Nelson Dowler
I. E. Hellyer
Mable Poston
Maria Powell
William Barber
James McKee
Tom Evans
Joe Brickles
Harry Davis
John Hall
Gene Inbeden
Charles Hellyer
Clifford Kerr
Lillian McKee
Nelle Straucker Dowler
Harriett Davis
Jack
Margaret Jean Kerr
Audrey
Frances
Marie Hall
Mrs Elizabeth Cooley Returns From Grant Hospital
Mrs Elizabeth Cooley has returned from Grant hospital following a period of convalescence. Her relatives report she is in good spirits and plans to resume daily activities soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Cooley
Grant Hospital
Bricker Announces Candidacy for Ohio Attorney General
John W. Bricker of Columbus, a lawyer and former attorney general official, announces his bid for the Republican nomination for attorney general. The letter to Sherman Deaton of Urbana outlines the candidacy as district leaders in the seventh district endorse Bricker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
John W. Bricker
Sherman Deaton
Urbana
Bricker
Man Arrested in Cleveland for Demanding $5,000
A 26-year-old man was arrested by Cleveland police as he arrived to collect a $5,000 ransom in a letter to John Petti. Petti had received a threat to "wipe out his family" if payment was not made. The meeting was arranged after Petti notified authorities.
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Cleveland
O.R
John Petti
Petti
Poisons Five for Revenge in Dresden
Anna Galschen, a cook, poisoned five members of her employer's family after she was given notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dresden
Anna Galschen
Walter Warner Dies Wednesday in Pennsylvania
Nelsonville, Jan 26. Walter Warner 55 a Nelsonville man died Wednesday afternoon in a hospital near Philadelphia after an operation on January 28 and lingering illness. He was born and raised here lived in the vicinity most of his life. He married Gladys Hickman and was a member of the Christian church. He leaves his wife four children and his mother Mrs Lavina Warner. Funeral party arrives in Nelsonville Friday.
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Nelsonville
Walter Warner
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Warner
Gladys Hickman
Christian Church
Earl Walters
William Lancaster
Wallace
Loren Warner
Lavina Warner
Columbus
Isaac Warner
Grace Wright
Martha Cooley
Logan
Adaline Bradbury
New Philadelphia
Mary Jones
Mable Snedden
Murray City
Notable local movements among Columbus residents
Mrs. William Morgan accompanied Billy Fisher to his Columbus home after his weeks here. Rev. Lloyd Evans attends a ministers conference in Columbus. Miss Emma Johnson visits Akron for campus events with her cousin John R. Sweeney a graduate at Akron High School. Mrs. T. J. Davis visits Athens with Don Davis family. Mrs. Lewis Dresher returns from Fostoria after weeks with her daughter. Miss Mary Eckies returns from Columbus visit with friends.
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Lumbus
Fort Street
William Morgan
Billy Fisher
Columbus
Lloyd Evans
Emma Johnson
Akron
Akron High School
John R. Sweeney
T. J. Davis
Athens
Don Davis
Senate issues subpoenas in Teapot Dome probe
Washington January 26 subpoenas were issued for a dozen new witnesses in the Senate public lands committee renewal of the Teapot Dome oil scandal investigation. David Barry, sergeant at arms of the Senate, announced the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Public Lands Committee
David Barry
Senate
Recluse Sarah Murphy Found Dead in Perry County Shack
Mrs. Sarah Murphy, 76, a reclusive resident, was found dead in her shack near Junction City Perry county today. Her sole relative is a son living in Ontario Canada.
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New Lexington
U.P
Sarah Murphy
Junction City
Perry County
Ontario
Canada
Shooting injuries in Big Run case near St Clairsville
Harry Clause, 21, was jailed at St Clairsville in a shooting incident at the home of Beulah Baker, 16. The girl, who was wounded, said she shot herself after a quarrel. doctors held little hope for her recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellaire
Harry Clause
St. Clairsville
Beulah Baker
Big Run
State Education Chief to Review Dempsey Tunney Films
Columbus Jan 26 State Director of Education John L Clifton will complete a review and censorship of the Dempsey Tunney fight films. He began the review after the State Supreme Court ruled he could not condemn the films without viewing them first.
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Columbus
John L. Clifton
State Supreme Court
Clifton
Newman Fined After Possession Charge
James Newman arraigned before Justice Carl H Porter on possessing intoxicating liquor and theft of a coat and laprobe. He pleaded guilty, fined 500 dollars plus costs, and jailed on default. Seven pints whisky and three pints wine were found at Mrs L E Coleman’s home where Newman roomed.
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Justice of the Peace
Carl H. Porter
James Newman
Columbus
Herb Parker
Harry Dalton
Newman
L. E. Coleman
West State Street
A. D. Townsend
Common Pleas Court
Missing Smith College Student Supposed Suicide
Northampton Massachusetts January 26. State police believe Frances St John Smith died by her own action leaping into the Connecticut River. River drag sweeps planned near Smith College as rumors of sightings across the east proved unfounded. Atlanta report described a woman matching Smith seeking a passport to France.
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Northampton
Mass
Frances St. John Smith
Connecticut
Smith College
Atlanta
Chicago
Miss Smith
France
Copeland Funeral Arrives After Tampa Death
The body of David Copeland who died last Saturday in Tampa arrived in Athens early this morning and was taken to Sand Rock where brief funeral services and burial were held.
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Copeland
David Copeland
Tampa
Pia
Athens
Sand Rock
Acid in Stomach Sours Food and Remedies Cited
An authority claims most stomach trouble comes from excess acidity rather than lack of digestive juices. He warns of hydrochloric acid causing fermentation and souring meals, with symptoms like belching heartburn and nausea. The remedy suggested is four ounces of Jad Salts in water before breakfast for a week to neutralize acid, reduce gas, and aid digestion.
Prohibition Enforcement Dept to Undergo Reorganization
Unofficial reports from Columbus say the Ohio Indiana prohibition enforcement department will reorganize. The plan reportedly includes the transfer of William H. Walker as regional administrator.
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Columbus
Ohio-Indiana
Prohibition Enforcement Department
William H. Walker
New Pile Treatment Promises Relief and Free Trial
A new inexpensive internal and external treatment for piles claims to aid severe cases. Testimonies from John Hall in Victoria and W T I Armstrong in Hutchinson praise the method. Readers are urged to mail a coupon for a free trial treatment right away.
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John Hall
Battery St
Victoria
B.C
Mr. A. Armstrong
Ene Streety Hutchinson
Kan
W .Ti
Suffe
Free Package Coupon Offer From Rehall Michigan
A fragmented plea seeks a free package coupon with no obligation. The requester asks for plain wrap mail and requests the page address and form details to be sent to a named individual with pencil writing.
Fires Force Evacuation In Cleveland Apartment Building
A dozen or more residents were forced to flee to the street after two basement fires tore through a three story Cleveland apartment building early today. Fire crews battled the blazes, no injuries were immediately reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
U.P
Sunny Slopes Farm Dairy Latched to Jersey Line
By-The-Way K W Hayes of Rome town ships farms a diversified operation with dairying as a specialty. His new dairy barn emphasizes convenience and comfort at Sunny Slopes Farm across the river from Guysville on RFD No 4, Athens. Visitors are invited to see a valuable herd of Jerseys.
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K. W. Hayes
Rome Townships
Sunny Slopes
Guysville
Athens
Farmer Dale Chris tlan Dies in Wind Limb Crush
Dale Chris tlan a 34 year old farmer living three miles east of here was killed when a large limb weakened by high winds broke from a tree and fell, crushing him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fallang
Bryan
Dale Chris'tlan
Lving
Here
Record Shifts in Exhibition Races at St Moritz
At St Moritz in exhibition contests O Neil Farrell of Chicago posted a rapid quarter mile in 36 2-20 seconds while Valentine Blalin of Placid was close at 36 1-5. Irving Jaffee of New York and Eddie Murphy of Chicago clocked 36 3-10. Charley Gorman of Ada holds the world quarter mile record at 86 3-5.
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Mpic Racea
St. Morits
Theland
Municipal Rink
O'Neil Farrell
Chicago
Mills
Valentine Blalin
On Placid
Irving Jaffee
New York
Eddie Murphy
Charley Gorman
Ada
Moone's Emerald Oil Promises Skin Cure
Advertisement touts Moone's Emerald Oil as a powerful antiseptic skin remedy for eczema and other skin diseases. It claims rapid relief after one or two applications, no staining or greasy residue, and safety for everyday use, urging readers to ask their druggist for a two ounce bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Moone
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C. H. Bartlett
Columbus Hospital
Clifford Koon
New Floodwood
Janet
William Poxl
Charles Farrell
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Hocking and Sunday Creek
Hocking
Sunday Greet
Crooksville
Perry
Hocking Mutual Mining Association
Ohio
Mutual Association
Long Hill Coal Company
Briar Hill Coal Company
Johnson-Vorhis Coal Company
Green's Run Coal Company
White Ash Coal Company
North Hocking Coal Camp
Baird Coal Company
Duncan Coal Company
Victory Coal Company
Twin Coal Company
Brooker & Company
Dumore Coal Company
Willow Creek Coad Company
Thorn Hill Coal Company
Long Hollow Coal Company
York Clay & Mining Company
Woodland Coal Company
New Lexington Coal Company
Nelsonville & Murray Coal Company
Chauncey Coal Company
Sunday Creek Coal Company
Carbondale Coal Company
Ohio Collieries Company
Ohio Mining Company
Hocking Valley Mining Company
Lost Run Coal Company
A. M. Coal Company
Western Fuel Company
Poston Consolidated Coal Company
Manhattan Coal Company
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