Hauptmann Notebook Evidence Spurs State's Case In Trial
Wilentz for the state presents Hauptmann's finances and handwriting to bolster claims of a secret cash stash and deception. The cross examination probes the ransom notes, checks, and a notebook detailing 1931 32 expenses, with Brunos tongue slips and tolls on Lindbergh references.
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Hauptmann
Charlee A. Lindbergh
Wilentz
Frederick A. Pope
Trenchard
Jutice
A. Q
New York
Wilents
Lindbergh
Lindburgh
Col. Lindbergh
Colonel Lindburgh
Col
Lindenburgh
Milk in Athens Dairies Is in Good Condition
Athens County sanitary inspector R. L. Marlow reports raw milk from local dairies is in good condition after bacteria, sediment, and temperature tests. He notes low bacteria counts and cleanliness, and stresses rapid cooling after milking to prevent bacterial growth.
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Athens
Athens City
R. L. Marlow
Athens County
Fowler Urges Self Mastery in Religion and Psychology
Dr. W. H. Fowler of the First M E Church in Athens argues that self control is possible through psychology and religion. He explains methods like relaxation intervals, concentration, and meditation, noting creative work channels surplus instinctive energy. The next sermon will address taking the strain out of life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Fowler
M. E
Athens
Fqcher
Aged Vendor Rescued as Fire Hits Athens Home
Charlies Forbes, older newspaper vendor, was saved by Athens firemen Sunday after flames engulfed the room he rents at Mrs. Francis Maxwell’s Forest Street house. Forbes escaped with singed hair and minor facial burns as a heating stove overheated, damaging the two story frame structure about 150 dollars. Fire crews responded at 4 15 and later to another blaze at 5 North Shannon Avenue where papers ignited under a register but caused only smoke damage.
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Charlies Forbes
Court Street
Athens
Francis Maxwell
Forest Street
Forbes
E. R. Laughlin
Maxwell
Raymond Bardin
North Shannon Avenue
Ralph Dalton
Rardin
Fisher Family Honor Welcomes Sister from Hong Kong
Mr. and Mrs. John Fisher and daughter Jane hosted on West Franklin Street in Nelsonville honoring Ruth Fisher, sister of James Fisher, visiting from Hong Kong. Guests included Nim Wemsley, John Parmiter, Rice Thomas, Clyde Fisher, Cliff Hartley and Joanna Ellen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
John Fisher
Jane
West Franklin Street
James Fisher
John William
Hong Kong
China
Fisher
Ruth Fisher
United States
Nim Wemsley
John Parmiter
Athens
Rice Thomas
Circle Hill
Clyde Fisher
Nelsonville High to Hold Benefit Bridge for Girl’s Trip
Parents and friends of Nel sonville High music pupils sponsor a benefit bridge at the high school Wednesday evening Jan 30. Proceeds fund the Girls Trip to Indianapolis in March and mark the first Nelsonville school organization to enter a national contest. Tickets sold to adults only. Trio members are Mary Adelyn Wilson Wilma Scott Ruth Rothrock with Margaret Howe as pianist.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville High School
Indianapolis
Mary Adelyn Wilson
Wilma Scott
Ruth Rothrock
Margaret Howe
Mrs Riley Hosts Loyal Workers Class in Nelsonville
Mrs Riley led the Loyal Workers Class gathering at the Methodist Church with scripture reading by Mrs Ed Howard and prayer by Mrs Stout. Mrs Williams presented the program with duet songs by Mrs Williams and Mrs Higgins and a reading by Mrs Warehime. After bingo won by Mrs Gus Pidcock, a two course luncheon for 18 members and 5 guests was served. out of town guest was Mrs Blanche Delph of Akron.
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Nelsonville
Allen Riley
Loyal Workers Class
The
Methodist Church
Ed Howard
Stout
Riley
Williams
Doras McManaway
Higgins
Warehime
Gus Pidcock
Blanche Delph
Akron
Prison upheaval reshapes Ohio Penitentiary leadership
Gov. Martin L. Davey orders Deputy Warden J. C. Woodward to act as warden of the Ohio penitentiary while Warden Preston E. Thomas is suspended for 30 days. Frazer Reams led the investigation citing convict favoritism. The moves also abolish the prison matron and chief mail censor positions held by Thomas’s wife and daughter. Woodward, 62, rose from guard. Thomas served as warden for 22 years.
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Martin L. Davey
J. C. Woodward
Ohio Sthe Penitentiary
Preston E. Thomas
Frazer Reams
Davey
Reams
Thomas
Woodward
Cathryn Emish Wed at Columbus in Nelsonville Native
Cathryn L. Emish formerly of Nelsonville wed Roland L. Warner at Rev M H Lichlitner East Broad Street church January 24. The couple, living in Columbus where Warner works for Omar Baking Co, received at the bride’s home with only Mrs Margaret Emish Butcher and Norman Gloyd as attendants.
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Nelsonville
Misa Cathryn L. Emish
Frank Emish
Berkley Road
Columbus
Roland L. Warner
Ida Mae Warner
Kossuth Street
M. H. Lichlitner
East Broad Street
First Congregationalist Church
Margaret Emish Butcher
Norman Gloyd
Omar Baking Co
Franklin Stedam
Nelsonville Personalities Visit Friends in Area
Mr and Mrs Lewis Wilkinson of Willard Ohio are guests of friends and relatives in Nelsonville and Carbon Hill. Dr Lowell Burnell and Mr and Mrs Leighton Aumiller and their son Dick of Columbus were weekend guests with local family friends.
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Nelsonville
Lewis Wilkinson
Willard, O
Carbon Hill
Lowell Burnell
Leighton Aumiller
Columbus
German Invents Automatic Painting Machine for Walls
A German inventor showcases an automatic painting machine designed to decorate walls and ceilings. The device aims to simplify interior painting by applying coats with minimal human intervention and could influence future home renovation work.
D A R Members Hold Nelsonville Chapter Meeting
Elizabeth Zane Dew Chapter D A R met Saturday afternoon at Mrs. Martin Ohlinger home with Mrs. Henry McCullough assisting. Delegates chosen for state and national conventions were Regent Mrs. Gladys P. Whitlatch and Mrs. Frank Poston, with alternates Mrs. Wallace Glenn and Mrs. M Q Sheppard. State convention in Cleveland in March and national in Washington in April.
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Nelsonville
Elizabeth Zane Dew
Martin Ohlinger
Washington, D. C
Birth of Daughter Helen Mary to Mr and Mrs Fremont Stevens
Mr and Mrs Fremont Stevens announce the birth of a daughter, Helen Mary, on January 25. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs D W Harper and Mrs E D Stevens of Vinton Iowa. The birth occurred at the home of Mr and Mrs D W Harper on Mason City Hill.
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Nelsonville
Fremont Stevens
Vinton, O
Helen Mary
D. W. Harper
Mason City Hill
This City
Harper
E. D. Stevens
Author Thomas Boyd Dies in Ridgefield at 37
Thomas Boyd, a native Ohioan and author of several novels and biographies, died in Ridgefield Connecticut at age 37 on January 28.
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Ridgefield, Conn
Thomas Boyd
Nelsonville court fines four in intoxication cases
Mayor 8 G Holland presided over four arraignments. Clem Keplar was fined 10 dollars and costs and jailed until payment. Glen Freeman of Logan paid 5 dollars and costs. Frank Johnson and Jack Monk, both of Nelsonville, were fined 10 dollars and costs each for fighting. Rehearsal for the Legion Drum Corps will be Tuesday at 7. Bugle section practices Thursday.
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Nelsonville
G. Holland
Clem Keplar
Athens County
Glen Freeman
Logan
Frank Johnson
Jack Monk
The
Legion
Six New Measles Cases in Athens Report
Six new measles cases were reported in Athens by Viola Fell, director of nursing. Three cases in one family on East Union Street, two on Lancaster Street, and one on Shafer Street. Athens City schools show Senior High absences at 64, Junior High and Central Grades at 62 and 22, with East Side attendance up and West Side low.
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Athens
Viola Fell
Athens County
East Union Street
Lancaster Street
Shafer Street
Athens City
East Side
West Side
Rumor of Plot Against Wilhelm Denied
POOR NETHERLANDS January 28 Prince Louis Ferdinand son of former Kaiser Wilhelm II denies a published rumor that a chef in his household attempted to kill the former emperor. An unrelated note in Nelsonville announces the marriage of Frank Harper to Amanda Keels in Ironton Ohio on January 25. Cab terms traced from cabriolet to cabriole meaning a leap and from capriola to goat.
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Wilhelm
Poorn
Netherlands
Louis Ferdinand
Wilhelm II
Germany
Peach Street resident praises Pierce’s medicine
Mrs Cora Bates of Peach Street Conneaut Ohio says after childbirth she suffered insomnia loss of appetite weight loss backache and misery. She credits Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription with restoring her health and strength. She recommends the remedy and requests the free booklet detailing the Invalids Hotel work.
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Cora Bates
Peach St
Conneaut
Ohio
Buna M N.Y
Pierce
Mrs France Dies at Cypital After 15 Years of Service
Mrs. France a longtime member of the Masonic order dies at Cyptial hospital after 18 years since her husband’s death. The bereaved include her son Charles Homer Sherrard and a brother living in Haydenville. Funeral services set for 2 o clock at Christians Church with friends visiting at Charles Gotti’s home.
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California
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Curtius Wright
Bruno
France
A. Yea
Bronx
Maurice R. Reddy
Rotary
Kiwanis, and
Chamber of Commerce
Berry
American Red Cross
Red Cross
the Cline Pharmacy Co
Rudys Rhythm Ramblers
Majestic
Dick Powell
Pat O’brien
Robert Montgomery
MR. X
Richard Cromwell
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Holland
Fowler
Nelsonville and
York Two
Benefit Bridge Party
Mrs. Riley
Cathryn Emish
Pur Trim
Med
Coats
Blue
Chambray
Melton All Wool
Trouser
Frank
Amanda Keels
Black Fork
Ironton
W. E. Musgrave
Miner
Haydenville
Cherrington
Liny Electric
eTell
Jere
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Clover Farm
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