Wreck attempt at Lick Run mine investigated by authorities
Tracy's bloodhounds from Pomeroy aided Nelsonville police and Athens sheriff in tracking suspects after unknown assailants attempted to destroy the Lick Run coal mine power plant near Nelsonville. A man was detained as searches continued. damage included a broken motor grid and a sabotaged five ton motor, with the mine closed for days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Janet Tracy
Pomeroy
Lick Run
Perry Wood
Floodwood
Jack Pearson
William Williams
Athens
Tracy
Ray Roush
Ralph Gilmorey
George Klinlebriel
Keystone Coal Company
Doanville pupils keep perfect attendance in first semester
Doanville school reports a list of students who were not absent during the first semester which closed January 14. Names include Alma DeLong Clarice Sweazy Mildred Warren Otis Blair John Cable James Stephenson Virgil Seenes Max Williams Othmar Isselstein Thelma Harvey Richard Hickman Raymond Hammond Garnet Hickman Robert Hunley Leslie Powell Roy Warren Neva Call Clara Hutchinson Gertrude Pomesky Lelia Schoonover Dorothy Thompson Henry Isselstein Freddie Nixon Raymond Lambert Lewis Sweazy Eileen Covert Margaret Finn Philena Nixon Wizard Pomesky Anna Robinett Charles Hutchinson Lillian Coon Mary Opal Lang Mary Jean Nixon Mary Eileen Covert Audrey Cable Aretta Warren Phillis Thompson James Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma DeLong
Clarice Sweazy
Mildred Warren
Otis Blair
John Cable
James Stephenson
Virgil Seenes
Max Williams
Othmar Isselstein
Thelma Harvey
Richard Hickman
Raymond Hammond
Garnet Hickman
Robert Hunley
Leslie Powell
Roy Warren
Neva Call
Clara Hutchinson
Gertrude Pomesky
Lelia Schoonover
Dorothy Thompson
Henry Isselstein
Freddie Nixon
Raymond Lambert
Lewis Sweazy
Eileen Covert
Margaret Finn
Philena Nixon
Union Furnace to host Carbon Hill basketball doubleheader
In Nelsonville on Friday at 7 p.m. Union Furnace girls and boys host Carbon Hill teams at the local YMCA. On February 4 the Pome Roy K of P will face the To CA. prelim game features New Marshfield girls versus Nelsonville High.
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Union Furnace
Carbon Hill
Nelsonville
McArthur
Nelsonville Senior High
Pomeroy K. of P.'s
To. C. A
New Marshfield
Nelsonville High School
Nelsonville Y M C A Leaders Head to McArthur
The Nelsonville Y M C A team travels to McArthur Friday evening to face the fast McArthur squad. Meade Whyte recently joined the Y men strengthening a team noted for an unusually successful season. Players making the trip include Campbell Kirley Whyte Bowers Raybould Bilcoit Smith Howeearth Steenrod Crabtree.
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Mcarthur
Nelsonville
Meade Whyte
torArthur
Campbell
Kirley
Whyte
Bowers
Raybould
Bilcoit
Smith
Howeearth
Steenrod
Id Crabtree
Eudora Chapter O E S Announces Visitor for Inspection
Nelsonville report notes a letter from Mrs. Ella Vornheder of Cincinnati saying she will accept the invitation and will perform the annual inspection on Tuesday April 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Eudora Chapter
Ella Vornheder
Cincinnati
Prayer Meetings Set Ahead of Evangelistic Christian Church Events
Friday evening cottage prayer meetings will be held at 3 p.m. in several homes as preludes to the evangelistic meetings. Leaders include Frank Johnson on Jackson Street with Mrs Johnson, Frank Betts on Poplar Street with Mrs Betts, Claude Cramner on Madison Street with John Barrows, and O J Howearth on Fort Street with Roy Barron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Christian Church
Frank Johnson
Jackson Street
Johnson
Frank Betts
Poplar Street
Evangelistic Meetings Continue at Holiness Church
Evan gelistic meetings proceed at the Holiness church corner of Poplar and Watkins streets in Nelsonville. Services are held each evening and all day Sunday.
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Nelsonville
Holiness Church
Poplar and
Watkins Streets
Fern Warehime Pleads Guilty In Intoxication Charge
Fern Warehime paid a $10 fine plus costs in Mayor Eberle's court after pleading guilty to intoxication. The offense is stated as having occurred on December 4 in Nelsonville.
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Nelsonville
Fern Warehime
Eberle
Tronton to Meet Scarlet and Gray in Friday Basketball Bout
Tron ton high school visits Nelsonville Friday to face the Scarlet and Gray in a key basketball clash. The visiting team is said to have a first-position stand this season while Nelsonville’s squad has been training hard. A junior high game against New Straitsville opens at 8 with the main contest at 9.
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Tronton Nelsonville
Tronton High School
Scarlet and Gray
Tronton
New Straitsville
Epworth League Party Postponed Over Conflicting Events
The Epworth league party planned for this week at First Methodist church has been postponed due to conflicting events.
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Epworth
First Methodist Church
Wedding Attire and Bouquet Described for Mrs Dillman
The report notes Mrs Dillman wearing a wedding gown of French beige silk crepe embroidered with coral beads. She paired it with a large picture hat and matching shoes and carried pink roses plus lilies of the valley, while the bride carried orchids gardenias and roses in her bouquet.
Buck family infant dies in Columbia. funeral held
Mildred Louise Buck, ten hour old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Buck of Columbia Avenue, died at 11 30 yesterday. Funeral services were conducted at the residence at 9 this morning by Mrs. L. R. Roberts. Burial followed in Haning cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred. Louise
William Buck
Columbia Avenue
L. R. Roberts
Haning Cemetery
Nelsonville Bride Married Dr John Gilbert Love at Scioto Club
The Nelsonville couple Miss Mary Jane McGaughy and Dr. John Gilbert Love wed at 4 p.m. in Scioto Country Club sunroom with Rev. T L Love officiating. The couple plans a Detroit California honeymoon in Dillmans private car, joined by Mrs. Love's relatives.
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State Journal
Nelsonville
Gilbert Love
John Love
U. Columbus
Mary Jane McGaughy
N. High Street
John Gilbert Love
Scioto Country Club
T. L. Love
Fourth Ave. Church of Christ
California
Dillman
Horace Dodge, Jr
Detroit
Mr. Lowe
Mary Jane Stauffer
Vernon
Betty Love
Mable Dunn Hopkins
Maybell Ackland Stepanian
Zella Roberts
Circulus Romanus Jan meeting on the Roman home
The Circulus Romanus Latin club of the senior high school held its January meeting in the main auditorium with Esther Healy presiding as praetor. Students, led by Mary Lillian Gorsuch and Louise Rice, presented talks on the Roman home covering heating, interior features, and household items to inform and engage about sixty members attended.
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Circulus Romanus
Esther Healy
Mary Lillian Gorsuch
Louise’ Rice
Mrs. Riley Hosts Sunday School Group Gathering
Mrs John Riley will entertain members of her Sunday school class Friday evening at her home on Fort Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Riley
Fort Street
Loyal Temperance Legion Meeting at YMCA Friday
The Loyal Temperance legion will meet at the YMCA Friday night at 6 o'clock.
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The
Loyal Temperance Legion
Cosmopolitan Club to Meet at Mrs Zetler’s East Franklin Home
The Cosmopolitan club will meet Friday night with Mrs. John Zetler, Sr at her home on East Franklin Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Club
John Zetler, Sr
East Franklin Street
Ohio Pastor's association meeting draws Reverend Howearth
The Rev. O. J. Howearth attended the Ohio Pastor's association meetings in Columbus on Wednesday. Mrs. Lawrence McManigal returned to Garretsville after a week visiting Mrs. Charles Tedrow. Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Mechem were in Columbus yesterday and today. Miss Geneva Moore returned from Cleveland with Virginia Lee, baby daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Lee, who is receiving treatment at a Cleveland hospital.
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O. J. Howearth
Columbus
Ohio Pastor's Association
Lawrence McManigal
Garretsville
Charles Tedrow
A. G. Mechem
Geneva Moore
Cleveland
Virginia Lee
James Lee
Cleveland Hospital
Zero Weather Gives Way Tonight In Ohio Rise
Zero weather sweeps Ohio, ending tonight as a mild spell may arrive. Temperatures fell to near the winter low as flood regions in southern Ohio faced distress. Pomeroy sees street floods and ice, Marietta and Gallipolis suffer, with a collapsed gas main cutting quarter of Gallipolis, and a steel bridge settling on Chicamauga creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Pomeroy
Marietta
Gallipolis
Gall
Two Men Arraigned for Child Non-Support
Edward Beaney of near Buchtel pleaded not guilty and was held for the grand jury with a $200 bond after failing to post. David Stevenson of Mineral was fined $100 plus costs and given 90 days in the Dayton workhouse, with a suspended sentence if he pays $25 monthly for child support.
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Pearl W. Helwig
Edward Beaney
Buchtel
David Stevenson
Mineral
Dayton
Helwig
Stevenson
Norris arraigned on check dishonor charge before magistrate
Merle Norris pleaded not guilty to issuing a check with insufficient funds before Magistrate Pearl Helwig. Howard Brookins filed the charge and the case was continued to this afternoon as Norris seeks a settlement with Brookins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Helwig
Merle Norris
Howard Brookins
Norris
Brookins
Banquet Held by New Marshfield High Vocational Class
More than fifty attendees at New Marshfield High School vocational training banquet. Food prepared by female students and served by Miss Prudent from home economics. Main address delivered by Ray Fife state supervisor of Vocational Agriculture with remarks from H R McVay Calvin Efaw Gerald Chesser Daniel Trout and Arthur Lewksbury students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Marshfield Hgh School
Miss Prudent
Ray Fife
H. R. McVay
Calvin Efaw
Gerald Chesser
Daniel Trout
Arthur Lewksbury
Ihé Echeol
Ohio Teachers Do Not Know Subjects They Are Teaching
State Director hopeful for the future of teaching in the grades as Reigel maintains concerns about teacher subject knowledge. Ohio educators face questions over training and curriculum alignment as debates continue.
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Ohio
Reigel
Permits Are Cheap Critics Say Training Schools Overemphasize Methods
Columbus reporters note Vernon Riegel, Ohio education director, told a group of major taxpayers that schools fail to teach core subjects and overemphasize teaching methods. He linked cheap life certificates and reduced exams to poor teacher quality, urging stronger subject grounding in elementary grades and repudiating the Boxwell law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Vernon M. Rieggel
Wholesale Prices At Lowest Level Since 1924 Year
The Federal Reserve board announced that the 1927 start shows wholesale prices at the lowest level since mid 1924. General wholesale prices were 47 percent above prewar levels despite gains in cotton, hogs, grain and flour. Industrial production eased late 1926 while retail trade during Christmas surpassed previous years.
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Washington
U.P
Federal Reserve Board
Plan program for teachers meeting at training school
Edith M. Peyton organizes a program for primary and one room teachers at the training school on East Union Street Saturday at 1 15 PM. Activities include silent reading exercises by Mrs Mary Beckler and a discussion of goals in English teaching followed by a primary reading segment by Dr Einar A Hanson of Ohio University.
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Edith M. Peyton
East Union Street
Mary Beckler
Einar A. Hanson
Department of Education
Ohio University
Big Red to Face Logan Friday Night in Athens Gym
Athens high school cagers, after beating Nelsonville and Granville, prepare for a Friday night home game against Logan. Granville loss featured nine field goals by Athens, with Hughes thriving at forward. Ironton and Portsmouth both defeated Logan in recent games.
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Nelsonville
Granville
Athens High School
Logan High School
Big Red
Athens Basketeers
Hughes
Mansfield
Ironton Cagers
Logan
Portsmouth
Wilhelm Plans Return to Germany Amid New Cabinet
Berlin dispatch reports the exiled Kaiser may return to Germany after the new Marx cabinet forms. Nationalists say Wilhelm would wait through initial right wing days, then depart Doorn for Hamburg Van der Hoehe near Frankfurt where he has use of a castle. Health reasons also cited for the move.
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Berlin
U.pr
Kaiser
Doorn
Wilhelm
Germany
Marx
National Party
Hamburg van der Hoehe
Frankfort
Ann Haworth Presents University of Ohio Music Recital
Miss Ann Haworth, four years in the Ohio University School of Music, gave a graduation recital in Ewing Hall last night. The program featured Beethoven Sonata No.2, Chopin Nocturne and Valse, Debussy pieces Moonlight and Golliwog's Cake Walk, and Liszt Rhapsodie Hongroise. Haworth will graduate February 4 with a Bachelor of Music and plan to pursue professional work.
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Ann Haworth
Ohio University School of Music
Ewing Hall
Golliwog
Debussy
Liszt
Miss Haworth
Round-Table on Dress Led by Athens Girl Reserves Leader
Miss Olive Carpent er presided over a round-table on dress at the Athens high school Tuesday afternoon. Miss Mary Connett, faculty advisor, will lead next Tuesday's discussion on What Conversation and Thought Have to Do With Character Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Carpenter
Athens High School
Mary Connett
Giant British fleet airplane carries nearly 10 million brass screws
A newly built giant aircraft for the British fleet is reported to contain nearly 10,000,000 brass screws. The figure underscores the scale of components required for the war effort and the Navy's modernization program.
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Lick Run Company
Doanville School
Warehime
DR. Love
Temperance Legion
Helwig's Court
Riegel
University of Cincinnati
Comeen
Zing
O. W. Dean
Proménam
Benton Me
Dean
Wan
Benton Harbor
Mich
Tlame
Glouster
Robinson
Th School of Music
Ahomalt Kemp
Charles B. Knox Gelatine
Knox Avenue
Johnstown, N. Y
Chiffonteres
Night Stands
Nelsonville Furniture. Co
Sperry & Wornstaff
Goitre
Hyde Seward
Austin
Sorbol Company
Mechanicsburg
Mc- Kee Drug Co
Rey
Lash
J. E. Zeller
McCreary
Kodak
White Rose
Standard Motor
En-Ar-Co
Goodrich Silvertown
Auto Tire & Gas CO
Chestnut & Harper Sts
Cae
Arlee
Lied
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