Hold Two Alleged Ticket Thieves to Grand Jury
Joe Butts and George Haynes of Nelsonville appeared before Mayor Eberle on January 26 for trial over missing Athens Nelsonville game tickets. The waiver of jury trial was withdrawn. they waived preliminary examination and were bound to the spring grand jury on $200 bonds each. Prosecutor R. W. Finsterwald led the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Joe Butts
George Haynes
Eberle
Don R. McGill
R. W. Finsterwald
Athens
Knights of Columbus Honor Guest at Local Club
Special supreme agent Daniel K. Butler visited Nelsonville on Tuesday evening as a guest of local Knights of Columbus members at their club rooms.
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Nelsonville
Daniel KE. Butler
The
Knights of Columbus
Dr Hubert Hyde Joins Nelsonville Rotary Club
In Nelsonville on January 27 Dr Hubert Hyde was received into Rotary membership with an installation sermon by Rev Lloyd Evans. The club conducted routine business in its final meeting of the month.
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Nelsonville
Hubert Hyde
Rotary Club
Lloyd Evans
Phi Sigs to Meet Y Youngsters and Legion Seniors
In Nelsonville on January 27 the Phi Sigs face the Y youngsters and American Legion Y seniors in the next city basketball league game. On Friday January 29 Rockbridge high school teams meet Carbon Hill teams at the Y M C A court.
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Nelsonville
Phi Sigs
American Legion
Rockbridge
Carbon Hill
Former local woman taken in Nelsonville
Mrs. Sarah C. Aumiller died Tuesday at her daughter’s home, 1251 Detroit Avenue, Cleveland. Funeral services will be held Thursday and the body will be brought to Nelsonville for burial at Greenlawn. The funeral party arrives Friday at 3 30 p m. Leighton Aumiller and his mother Gay Aumiller left for Cleveland Tuesday evening.
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Matilda Hartman
Nelsonville
Enos Hartman
Old Floodwood
Matheny
Abraham Hartman
Sarah C. Aumiller
Lottie Ailes
Detroit Avenue
Cleveland
Greenlawn
Aumiller
Leighton Aumiller
Gay Aumiller
Parent Teachers to Meet Friday at Senior High Auditorium
The high school PTA will gather Friday at 7 p m in the senior high auditorium. The junior high will lead the program with patriotic songs and a musical pageant. A life sketch of William McKinley will be read and Miss Lutz will present the chapter from the study book. Good attendance is expected.
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Nelsonville
William McKinley
Lutz
Local residents visit Columbus and return home
M Shamansky spent the first time week in Columbus. Miss Hannah Evans has returned to her home here after a several weeks stay in Columbus. Miss Lucille Hartley of Columbus visited over the weekend at her home here. Mrs Leighton Aumiller and her little son of Columbus are guests of her parents, Mr and Mrs Will Burnell, while Mr and Mrs J L Murphy spend the remainder of the week in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Shamansky
Columbus
Hannah Evans
Lucille Hartley
Leighton Aumiller
Little Son
Will Burnell
J. L. Murphy
Former local resident Frank A. Thompson dies in Columbus
Nelsonville notes the death in Columbus of Frank A. Thompson a former Nelsonville merchant. He married Sally Henry of Nelsonville and the family remembers him as highly regarded. He leaves a widow three brothers A Clarence and Charles and one sister. Funeral services are set in Columbus Thursday with Mrs. C G Sheppard traveling to attend.
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Nelsonville
Columbus
Frank A. Thompson
Thompson
Frank Thompson
Sally Henry
A. Clarence
Charles
C. G. Sheppard
Drill Team To Meet As D A Members Attend Friday
Members of the D A degree team are asked to attend the regular meeting Friday evening. The organization will host a social at its hall following the session.
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Nelsonville
Ir Hall
Plans for Meet Completed Nelsonville
Final plans for entertaining the Eastern event are completed in Nelsonville dated January 27. The article notes preparations, organizers, and venues as the expectant audience awaits the gathering.
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Nelsonville
Hostess Entry for Sunday School Class members
Ethel Johnson hosted her Sunday school class at her Jackson street home in Nelsonville. Guests included Margaret and Aileen Betts, Margaret Johnson, Hattie Allen, Geneve Beagle, Elizabeth Hartley, Ruth Butt, Ruth Call, Ruth Fleck, Lillian Hellyer, Helen June, Janice Mitchell, Mary Ruscoe, Juanita Wood, and Margaret Scott amid games contests and music followed by luncheon.
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Nelsonville
Ethel Johnson
The
Christian Church
Jackson Street
Margaret
Aileen Betts
Margaret Johnson
Hattie Allen
Geneve Beagle
Elizabeth Hartley
Ruth Butt
Ruth Call
Ruth Fleck
Lillian Hellyer
Helen June
Janice Mitchell
Mary Ruscoe
Juanita Wood
Margaret Scott
Ohio Graduate Advanced in Work Rapidly
Miss Uarda Faine daughter of Mr and Mrs A E Faine of New Straits ville specialist in malnutrition of children has moved from Columbus to Cleveland to assume a new post in the welfare department there She is a 1921 Ohio University B S graduate and has studied under Dr Franklin P Emerson Her duties include supervising several workers in the Cleveland department and she began work last Monday.
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Columbus
Uarda Faine
A. E. Faine
New Straitsville
Department of Health
Ohio University
Athens
Faine
Harlem-Bellevue ‘Hospital
New York
Franklin P. Emerson
Boston
Emerson
Ohio
Miss Faine
Midland Bank
Cleveland
San Francisco
Phi Upsilon Omicron
Zeta Tau Alpha
Cleveland Welfare Department
Woman Charged With Forging Multiple Checks in Athens
A woman accused of forging several checks in Athens has been located as police pursue prosecution. She admitted forging the checks returned to stores including The Fair Jones Novelty Cash Feed Fuller Shoppe Rowans Woodworth Beckley's Gross Novelty and Logan's, with one exception. Her identity is being withheld pending further investigation.
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Athens
D. Zenner Company
the Fair
Jones Novelty
Cash Feed Store
Fuller Shoppe
Rowans
Woodworth Company
Beckley’s
Gross Novelty
Logan's
It Started Something About MAYA'S Medicine
A local tonic named MAYA'S gains attention for claim to cure stomach and intestinal ailments including gall stones and appendicitis. Advertisers promise one dose convinces with money back, citing McKee Drug Co in Athens and Gem Pharmacy in Nashville and widespread druggists carrying the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maya
McKee Drug Co
Athens
Gem Pharmacy
Nelsonsville
Gypsies Rob Mother of Life Savings in Frauds Display
In Middletown a show window exhibit features a blessed candle holy water and a cretonne bag linked to a scam by Charleston gypsies. They stole Mrs Theresa Kraus 600 dollars meant for her 11 year old crippled daughter's medical care after promising a cure. The bag contained only 10 dollars when opened.
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Middletown
Theresa Kraus
Charleston
West Virginia
President Coolidge Hosts White House Breakfasts for Lawmakers
Washington January 26 President Coolidge opened a series of White House breakfasts this winter with about a dozen Republican House leaders. Speaker Nicholas Longworth said there was a general discussion of congressional matters and nothing specific was taken up or decided.
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Washington
Coolidge
White House
Nicholas Longworth
League of Ohio Sportsmen Convention Opens in Columbus
Governor Donahey and state officials headline the fourteenth annual League of Ohio Sportsmen convention at the Chittenden hotel with fishermen and hunters from across Ohio in attendance.
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Columbus
Donahey J
Ohio
League of Ohio Sportsmen
Chittenden
Cleveland Surgeon Brings Dead Man Back To Life
Dr Theron Ware a Cleveland surgeon revived patient Earl F Hauserman on the operating table after a halted heartbeat during an appendix operation. The nurse feared death but the surgeon crossed to the heart and restored circulation. Hauserman recovered and left for the road to recovery.
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Cleveland
Theron Ware
Earl F. Hauserman
Ware
Hauserman
Woman Fractures Arm After Ice Fall on Court Street
Mrs. S. Rhodes, 58, fell on Court Street between Walsh Electric and Palace Confectionery while walking with her daughter Mrs. Kenneth Galvin and two men nearby. The left wrist fracture was reduced by Dr. J. L. Henry and she was taken to her home at 43 Moore Avenue.
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Mm. S. 8. Rhodes
Court Street
Key Street
Walsh Electric
Palace Confectionery
Kenneth Galvin
J. L. Henry
Fractures Arm in Fall While Visiting Cincinnati
Mrs. John Finsterwald of East State street fractured her left forearm in a fall on an icy Cincinnati street last week while visiting her daughter Mrs. J R Hayes. She returned home to Athens a few days later and is convalescing.
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John Finsterwald
East State Street
Cincinnati
J. R. Hayes
Athens
Rubber drive makes headway in breaking foreign monopoly
Secretary Hoover announced the campaign to break the foreign rubber monopoly has saved millions for American consumers in 1926. He cited crude rubber at 1.09 per pound last month and 68 cents yesterday, highlighting reduced costs for the nation.
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Washingiam
Yan
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Athens Woman Grows Lemons in Dining Room
Mrs. George C. Bean of Athens living at 105 Ioor'cia Avenue nurtures a lemon tree in her dining room. Six large lemons remain on the tree after fourteen appeared earlier, most drying or falling away. The lemons are larger and more bitter than store fruit, and the plant was bought about seven years ago from a greenhouse with only one fruit two years ago.
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George C. Bean
Ioor
CIA Evenue
Americans Regard: A German View On U S Society
A German perspective urges Americans to visit and study other countries before criticizing. The writer praises American women yet warns of crowding and haste harming nerves, noting Germany’s slower, calmer pace and longer work hours as a contrast.
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America
Mellogio Beauty Cream Promises Rose Complexion
An advertisement touts Mellogio beauty cream as giving a wild rose like complexion quickly and with lasting effect. It claims whitening nourishing purifying qualities and use as night cream or powder base with no stickiness or oiliness. The product is from The D Zenner Co Chase Drug Co.
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Mellogio
D. Zenner Co. Chase Drug Co
Ely's Cream Balm Relieves Nasal Congestion Quickly
A nostalgic advertisement touts Ely's Cream Balm to unclog noses from colds or catarrh. It claims instant relief as the antiseptic cream soothes inflamed mucous membranes and clears air passages for easier breathing. The copy urges readers to buy a small bottle from their druggist.
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Ely
Q and A Compilation From Historical Gazette
A Q and A page answers diverse inquiries on fireworks deaths, tobacco oil, butterfly and bee diets, Indian names, Halley’s comet, electric bulb efficiency, woolen cloth tests, and the Bosphorus and Dardanelles. It cites 500 cities in 36 states reporting 111 deaths and 1,030 injuries, with 899 on Independence Day.
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Bosphorus
Dardanelles
Oxford
Dardanus
Hellespont
Washington warned soldiers against violent language in 1832 letter
A historian Park Holland of Petersham Massachusetts wrote that George Washington did not cuss and often cautioned his troops to avoid profanity in battlefield speech. The 1832 letter asserts Washington’s restraint and emphasis on disciplined rhetoric during war.
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New York
George Washington
Park Holland
Petersham
Mass
Washington
Principal accused of flogging students with hose in Elmont
William Stehel father of a pupil will ask the Elmont board of education to investigate charges that Mrs. Pearl Burt principal flogged four students with a rubber hose at a public school in Elmont New York.
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Elmont
N. Y
Pearl Burt
Board of Education
William Stehel
Creomulsion Promises Relief for Persistent Coughs
A medical advertisement touts Creomulsion as an emulsified creosote treatment that soothes infected membranes and inhibits germ growth. It claims two-fold action, with relief for persistent coughs colds bronchitis and other respiratory issues and offers a money back guarantee if not relieved.
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Creomulsion Company
Atlanta, Ga
Local Social Notes from Pratt's Fork and Athens
Pratt's Fork residents report visits and small trips including J. Smith calling on Elza and Mrs. Sapp in Athens. Mrs. Alex Sapp returns from Athens relatives. Floyd Williams and Pearl Smith travel to Pomeroy. Fred White guests of Will Gilkey. Mrs. White visits parents. Franklin Wingett with Luella Wingett’s family visits home. Helen Pixon returns to Jerseyville to school after weekend with kin. Williard Ackley arrives from Marion for work. Mrs. Fanny Orr and Dorothy visit Holzer hospital. Doctor Orr improving. Fraley Fox and daughter visit George and Mrs. Ackley. Gladys Smith weekends with parents S. J. Smith. returns to Athens.
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J. Smith
Elza Sapp
Athens
Alex Sapp
Floyd Williams
Pearl Smith
Pomeroy
Fred White
Will Gilkey
Dorothy
Holzer Hospital
Doctor Orr
Fraley Fox
George Ackley
Gladys Smith
Garment Design Sketch From 1926 F Ions Book
The text describes a braided silk fabric model with soutache and embroidery for a long waist and skirt. It lists sizes 36 to 44 inches and a 38 inch sample, with material width 64 inches and a lower edge width of 3 inches. Pattern details require 2½ yards and a receipt of 15c in stamps. Submit 12¢ in silver for up to date Spring Summer 1926.
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F. Ions
Burial at Haga Ridge for Rev James Lucan D D
The body of Rev. James Lucan D D arrived in Athena from Maryland and is taken to the Newson Walborn parlor. Short services and a funeral cortege leave at 10 38 for Haga church where services will be led by Isaac Kennedy. Burial follows in the adjoining cemetery.
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James. Lucan
Athena
Newset
Walborn
Newson-Walborn
Haga Church
Berp
I Isaac Kennedy
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Rene R
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Glouster
Fred Beasley
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