Nelsonville Trio Charged With Break In At Buckeye Lake
Thad Hunter Custer Wendont M Thomas Newman were arrested by Nelsonville Police Chief Jack Fearson for breaking into D. C. Austin's cottage at Buckeye Lake on June 10. They were preparing breakfast when authorities arrived. they fled in a ford but were traced by license records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Thadas Hunter
Custer Wendonnett
Thomas Newman
Thisty
Jef
Jack Fearson
Lancaster
Buckeye Lake
D. C. Austin
Columbus
Theft charged in Nelsonville police arrest two men
Nelsonville July 1 William T. Green and Harry Dieble of Logan were arrested by Patrolman George Bateman on petit larceny charges. Police say they removed a lap robe from a car parked on Washington Street, pending mayor's court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
William T. Green
Harry Dieble
Logan
George Bateman
Will
Washington Street
Six Nelsonville Youths Leave for Fort Thomas Camp
Six Nelsonville young men departed for Fort Thomas Kentucky to join the citizen's military training camp for the summer course. The party includes Leotard Parry Orrin Mace Ray Green Everett Graham Leonard Bennett and Francis Sanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Fort Thomas
Kentucky
Citizen's
Leotard Parry
Orrin Mace
Ray Green
Everett Graham
Leonard Bennett
Francis Sanders
Infant dies in Nelsonville as Bartoe family mourns
Bobby Joe Bartoe three months old, son of Mr and Mrs Max Bartoe Jr, died at the home of his grandparents Mr and Mrs Arthur Hicks on Myers Street. Funeral services are set for Saturday at 10 AM at the Hicks residence with burial in Greenlawn. He is survived by his parents and grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Bobby Joe Bartoe
Max Bartoe, Jr
Arthur Hick
Myers Street
Hicks
Greenlawn
Pleads Guilty in Statutory Charge In Nelsonville
Perley Mace pleaded guilty to a statutory charge at arraignment before Mayor J. re. Mace was brought from Columbus by Chief Jack Pearson and placed under $400 bond for the next grand jury. Thanas Rainer was fined 25 dollars plus costs by Mayor L. J. Eberle after pleading guilty to reckless driving. The incident involved one of two cars wrecked on Bessemer road Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perley Mace
Nelsonville
Perley Ce
Columbus
J. Re. Mace
Jack Pearson
Thanas Rainer
Greendale
L. J. Eberle
Rainer
Bessemer Road
Social Notes and Missionary Society Meeting
Social notes describe a 6 o'clock dinner at Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kelly on East Franklin Street with guests C. H. McCarty family Jack McCarty Richmont Va and Dr. N. Hill. The Presbyterian Woman's Missionary Society met at Mrs E J Cable's home with 24 present led by Mrs John Saltz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Kelly
East Franklin Street
C. H. McCarty
Jack
Richmont
N. Hill
Missionary Society
E. J. Cable
Edgar Dean
Woman’s Missionary Society of the
Presbyterian Church
John Saltz
J. M. Hyde
Mary E. Kessinger
Philippines
Lioyé Evans
Porto Rico
Martin Ohlinger
William Mills
Thelma Mills
Helen Jackson
Marian Morris
D A R Picnic Invitation Across Chapters
The Athens chapter of the D A R invites Elizabeth Zane Dew chapter members of Nelsonville to a picnic at the Coolville camp grounds on July 4. The event brings together local D A R groups for a shared Independence Day outing.
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Athens
Elizabeth Zane Dew
Nelsonville
Coolville Camp Grounds
Mrs Isaac Vaughn Hosts M F Club Gathering
Mrs Isaac Vaughn entertained the M F club at her Myers street home with a Wednesday evening luncheon. Guest present included Mrs Christopher Vaughn of Freeport Illinois.
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Isaac Vaughn
M. F. Club
Myers Street
Christopher Vaughn
Freeport
Local Notables and Visits Highlight Week Across Ohio
Harry Kelley Jr plans a Fourth visit with friends in Youngstown Ohio. Mr and Mrs M P Ohlinger return from Michigan with daughter Mrs Floyd Rosser of Detroit. Mrs L P Rice and daughter Louise visit Columbus Thursday. Dean Nelson returns from Florida wintering. James McKee and daughter Lillian travel through Columbus. Lillian Stover returns from a week in Columbus with friends. Rachel Wilson hosts Thursday gatherings with friends in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Kelley, Jr
Youngstown
Ohio
M. P. Ohlinger
Michigan
Floyd Rosser
Detroit
L. P. Rice
Louise
Columbus
Dean Nelson
Flor Ts
James McKee
Lillian
Thurslillian Stover
Rachel Wilson
Social Notes From Columbus And Nearby Areas
Mrs. Wallace Glenn visiting her home in Pompey Roy. Mrs. Wendell Nelson of Indian River City Florida guests of her parents Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Lutz. Mrs. C. R. Wyman and son spent Thursday in Columbus. J. L. Murphy and G. R. Robinson are business visitors in Toledo. Bill Young leaves for two weeks with relatives in Jackson Michigan. Clarence Farrow spending the week in Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. C. Vaughn of Freeport Illinois guests of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Vaughn. Mrs. Carlos Longley and daughter Mary Louise of Philo and Mrs. Charles Longley of Corning guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Longley. Longley and son John to Philo tomorrow for end of week stay.
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Lumbus
Wallace Glenn
Pomeroy
Wendell Nelson
Indian River City
Florida
M. H. Lutz
C. R. Wyman
Columbus
J. L. Murphy
G. R. Robinson
Toledo
Bill Young
Jackson
Michigan
Clarence Farrow
Detroit
C. Vaughn
Freeport
Ill
Isaac Vaughn
Carlos Longley
Mary Louise
Philo
Charles Longley
Corning
Sam Longley
Longley
John
Coolidge Weighs Aid for Commercial Aviation Growth
President Coolidge considers several general recommendations for federal legislation to aid aviation development. He focuses on trans oceanic flight feats by Byrd Lindbergh Champlain Maitland Hegenberger and urges using gained knowledge for immediate commercial use. Messages to successful fliers emphasize the feat enabling permanent commercial advantage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapid City
U.P
Coolidge
Arsault
Byrd
Charles Lindbergh
Clarence Chamberlin
Maitland and
Hegenberger
Congress
Library of State Closes as Staff Holds Picnic
Columbus July 1 state library shut its doors after about 30 employees held a farewell picnic. Only Herbert S Hirshberg and a small staff remain to整理 affairs. Attorney General Turner directs continued duty while trustees plan a Wednesday meeting with Governor Donahey to decide the disposition of the library works. A preservation committee from civic groups will ask the governor for a restoration plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
W.A
Ohio
State Library
Herbert S. Hirshberg
Hirshberg
Turner
Donahey
Novelty tournament draws 37 players at Athens Country Club
Thirty seven players entered the novelty event at the Athens country club yesterday afternoon. L. C. Baker and Charles O Bleness tied for most threes with three each. Earl Kreiger led fours with five. Harry Kelley of Nelsonville claimed most sixes with thirteen, Harold Coe had ten and won a prize. Sam Warren earned a birdie prize. Next event is July 4 with medal play and handicap, 18 holes in fours. Prizes to winning team and runners up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Country Club
L. C
Baker
Charles O’bleness
Earl Kreiger
Harry Kelley
Nelsonville
Harold Coe
Sam Warren
Revival Ends at New Marshfield After Eighteen Days
Revival meetings in New Marshfield conclude tonight led by Evangelist W L Parker of Cincinnati. The Air Line and New Marshfield churches honored Parker with gifts, including a suit of clothes, as Fred Smith of Cincinnati Bible Seminary aided with singing. Parker praised packed attendance and the spread of New Testament Christianity, noting prior ties to the Air Line church and many local friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Marshfield
W. L. Parker
Cincinnati
Air Line Christian Church
Fred Smith
Cincinnati Bible Seminary
O. L. Mankamyer
Evangelist Parker
Heat Wave Death Toll Rises Across Middlewest
In stifling heat the Middlewest endures many fatalities and suffering as temperatures hit 92 to 98 degrees. Forecasters predict possible thundershowers tonight and tomorrow offering slight relief. United Press tallies 85 deaths in the last 36 hours due to the heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U.P
Middlewest
United Press
Submarine Guns Limited to Five Inch Size
Geneva reports the technical commission of the tri power naval limitation talks agreed to cap submarine weaponry at five inch guns. Delegates adjourned to resume discussions on submarine tonnage limits, with Britain proposing 600 ton coastal subs and 1600 ton distant cruisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
U.P
New Accounting System for County Jail Meals Implemented
Sheriff William Williams begins a monthly feeding and care accounting system in the county jail. Itemized costs of all goods and meal preparation will be kept to determine exact prisoner feeding expenses. Records are open for public inspection, with a report due for the period ending June 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Williams
Scch
Pomeroy Highway Fire Destroys Athens Area Farmhouse
Fire destroyed the ten room farmhouse of Lewis Harra located five miles south of Athens on the Athens Pomeroy road at about 10 this morning. The origin is unknown though suspected to be in the shingle roof. A portion of household goods was saved. No fighting equipment was available except a cistern. Loss partly insured. Outbuildings survived. Built 1913 by Frances Angell Biehl and sold to Harra in 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Harra
Athens
Pomeroy
Frances Angell Biehl
Harra
Regular passenger air service starts Chicago to San Francisco
Chicago launches regular passenger air service as Boeing Air Transport takes over the government air mail contract. The Chicago to West Coast flight covers about 20 hours, less than a third of the fastest trains. Passengers travel in the regular mail planes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
San Francisco
Boening Air Transport Company
West Coast
Planes to Produce 1.5 Million Navy Bombers Soon
Glenn L. Martin announces that tooling for a 1.5 million dollar order of New Martin type naval bombing and torpedo planes will be underway now with full production within seven months. The plan calls for 54 new planes and is based at the Martin company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
U.P
Glenn L. Martin
Glenn L. Martin Company
Martin
Dinsmoor Named Carbondale High Principal for Next Year
Superintendent H R McVay announced Guy Dinsmoor as the Carbondale high school principal for next year. The Carbondale board of education selected him at a weekly meeting. Dinsmoor previously served as superintendent of the New Marshfield schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale High School
Guy Dinsmoor
H. R. McVay
Carbondale Board of Education
Dinsmoor
New Marshfield
Tax money for February settlement now available
County auditor J. Clyde Edmundson reports February tax distribution is underway. Distributing taxes collected this spring to various taxing districts is expected to finish within the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Clyde Edmundson
Cincinnati man leads police to recovered church cash box
Roy Dean, arrested near Upper Sandusky a week ago for robbing Catholic churches in Ohio and Kentucky, directed officers to an abandoned cash box in Hamilton. He said the box came from St. Joseph's Church and that he took about $300, with confessions to robberies at five Hamilton churches.
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Cincinnati
U.R
Roy Dean
Upper Sandusky
Ohio
Kentucky
Hamilton
St. Joseph's Catholic
Lindbergh Leaves St Louis For Ottawa Dominion Jubilee
Col Charles A Lindbergh, famed for the first nonstop transatlantic flight, took off from St Louis in the Spirit of St Louis bound for Ottawa Canada to attend the Dominion Jubilee. Weather may allow a nonstop trip. Knights of Columbus hold grand ball at Cedar Point drawing members from across Ohio.
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Louis
Charles A. Lindbergh
New York
Paris
Ottawa
Canada
Lindbergh
K. OF
Cedar Point
Knights of Columbus
Ohio
Order
Pacific fliers Maitland and Hegenberger accept orders
In Honolulu on July 1 Lieutenants Lester J. Maitland and Albert F. Hegenberger faced Washington’s likely ruling they cannot return to the mainland. They maintained a soldierly calm after their Pacific crossing fame, remaining army officers during receptions and offering only brief comments in interviews.
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Honolulu
Lester J. Maitland
Albert F. Hegenberger
Washington
Pacific Ocean
Hawaii
Coalmen Elect Cedar Point Leaders at Ontario Meeting
Harry Eberts of Wyandotte Michigan was elected president of the Michigan Ohio Indiana Coal Association. He succeeds H A Bauknecht who joins the board. George Matthes of Sandusky becomes vice president replacing Louis O Connell who moves to the board. B F Night is re elected secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Point
U.R
Harry Eberts
Wyandotte
Mich
Micheigan
Ohio
Indiana
Eberts
H. A. Bauknecht
George Matthes
Sandusky
Louis O'Connell
O'Connell
B. F. Night
Treasury surplus reported at 635 million dollars
Acting Secretary Mills announced the treasury surplus for the year ended June 30 at 635,809,901.70 dollars, compared with 77,767,815.64 dollars the prior year, marking the largest surplus in history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Washington
Leonard Takes Seat on State Industrial Commission
Wellington T. Leonard of Mansfield, Republican, assumed office today on the state industrial commission succeeding Rose Moriarty of Cleveland whose term expired. Moriarty had served since July 1, 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.P
Wellington T. Leonard
Mansfield
State Industrial Commission
Rose Moriarty
Cleveland
Miss Moriarty
Behalf Held in Athens County Gasoline Theft Case
Clyde Chubb and John Wilson pleaded not guilty in Justice of the Peace court to stealing ten gallons of gasoline and a gallon of oil from the Athens county garage. Preliminary hearing set for July 7 at 9:30. John Kyle convicted of assault and battery, fined 25 dollars and 30 days jail. Case filed by Mary E. Kyle. Kyle’s sentence suspended on condition of reconciliation. Arrests by Constable I. P. Tucker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Justice of the Peace
Pearl
Helwig
Clyde Chubb
John Wilson
Athens County
Justice of the Peace
John Kyle
Kyle
Mary E. Kyle
I. P. Tucker
Ohio Bell charged overpricing to justify high telephone rates
Columbus July 1 The Ohio Bell Telephone Company pays unreasonably high prices for its equipment from Western Electric an AT T subsidiary. The state will charge in a reply brief filed with the Public Utilities Commission in the statewide telephone rate case. The abnormal costs drive the high company valuation used to set rates, the brief alleges as learned by United Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Bell Telephone Company
Western Electric Company
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Public Utilities Commission
The
Utilities Commission
United Press
Ice Cream Social at Clark's Chapel July 4
The Clark's Chapel Ladies' Aid hosts an ice cream social on the church lawn with afternoon and evening servings. Proceeds support church needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark's Chapel
Ladies’ Aid
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Buckeyee
Max Bartoe
Entertains Club
Library of State
U. S
Rosemarie Jane Schlee
Edward F. Schlee
Wayco Air Service Inc
Pomeroy Highway
Athens House
Athens and
the Fair Store
Athens, Ohio
Boston
Sheps
United States
Fair Store
Sperry & Hutchinson Co
Western Ave
Por
Merten
Gro
J. C. McClanahan
Union Gro. & Meat Market
Ghauncey
C. E. McCafferty
Albany, O
G. R. Bails
Lindy
Pacific Fliers
Coalmen
Michy
Leonard
Mechen
Palm Beach
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