Hutchinson Dies of Heart Attack in Athens Home
Fred M. Hutchinson 60 prominent Athens shoe dealer dies at 11 Park Place from a heart attack shortly after midnight. He played golf yesterday at Athens Country Club, visited neighbors, and cared for his mother, Mrs. Nellie Hutchinson, before retiring. Hutchinson had long worked in local shoe businesses and led a family devoted to his mother. funeral services are set for Friday at 2 PM with Dr. Daniel McGurk and Rev. Fr. L. Pielow officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred M. Hutchinson
Athens
Park Place
Mr. Hutchinson
Athens Country Club
T. R. Biddle
Nellie Hutchinson
University Terrace
Hutchinson
W. B. Halbirt
Sylvania
F. M. Hutchinson
Nellie van Rhes
Garvin
Masonic Order
Knights Templar
Athens Rotary Club
Lng
Wister
Melhirt
Tos
Daniel McGurk
Portsmouth
Forst
Hutch Il
L. Pielow
Church of the Good
Episcopal Dem
Butchi
Fire losses near Rutland total eleven barns and houses
A fire at Harry Snowden's large barn near Rutland on July 9, part of a yearlong tally of eleven barns and eleven houses lost in the area. Jamrus Searles has tracked the incidents, with Snowden’s blaze costing about $2,000.
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Rutland
Harry Snowden
Here
Jamrus Searles
Snowden
Insurance Firm Probes Zweifel Death Cause
Coroner reports Pomeroy man died from injuries sustained while lifting films. Insurance concern investigates the incident to determine liability and coverage implications.
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Zweifel
Pomeroy Man
Ohio Coal Mines Open Friday By Operators
Weather notes report another sweltering day in eastern Ohio with temperatures near 95 and a cooler trend on the way as rain clouds approach from the west. The forecast calls for local thundershowers and cooler conditions in western and northern portions tonight.
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Gans
Insurance probe into Zweifel death at Beech Grove cemetery
An insurer's expert arrived with Coroner Ewing to reexamine the late Nyman J. Zweifel's tomb body at Beech Grove. Zweifel, a motion picture house owner, died from a ruptured heart misattributed to lifting film. double indemnity policies prompt further inquiry before payout. The findings and amount remain undisclosed.
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Pomeroy
Nyman J. Zweifel
Ewing
Beech Grove Cemetery
Zweifel
Fatal Fight Near Cincinnati Involving Ex West Point Cadet
On a desolate road near Cincinnati two women fought a deadly clash that killed Orman A. Wheeler of Piqua former West Point cadet visiting the Elks convention. Bertha Dewaild of Cincinnati claimed she and her fiancé William Lang were detained as suspects. she said she did not hear the gunfire.
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Cincinnati
Orman A. Wheeler
Piqua
West Point
Bertha Dewaild
William Lang
Wheeler
Coast flight crew departs for Long Beach in Miss Doran plane
Start of coastal flight from Coast Mt. Clemens Michigan to Long Beach California by Miss Mildred Doran, 22, school teacher, and Auggie Pedlar, Flint aviator, aboard the Flint-to-Hawaii aircraft Miss Doran.
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MT. Clemens
Mich
U.P
Mildred Doran
Auggie Pedlar
Flint
Long Beach
Calif
Miss Doran
Richmond Teacher Miss Adair Heads National Education Group
Miss Cornelia S. Adair of Richmond Virginia, newly elected president of the National Educational Association, becomes the first classroom teacher to win the honor as Red America praises her leadership and classroom discipline stance.
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America
Cornelia S. Adair
Richmond
National Educational Association
Annual Inspection Of State Forests Is Scheduled Here
The Ohio agricultural experiment station board of control schedules a three day inspection of state forests and parks in Southern and Southeast Ohio. Forester Edmun Secrest and director C G Williams accompany the party, visiting Hocking county forests, Waterloo near Athens, and returning to Columbus. The inspection aligns with new federal reforestation projects in cooperation with the university and experiment station.
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Columbus
Ohio
Board of Control of
The
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Edmund Secrest
C. G. Williams
Chillicothe
Hocking County
Athens
Waterloo Forest
U.S. Department of Agriculture
University
Agricultural Experiment Station
Pomeroy Hosts State Delegates At Peace Church Convention
Delegates from across Ohio gather in Pomeroy for a convention at Peace church. Meals for over 200 are arranged at the K of P hall and gala attire marks the event. Opening sessions were lively despite hot weather, with activities planned through Thursday night.
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Pomeroy
Ohio
Great Heat Wave Grips Eastern U S Regions
A sweeping heat wave covered the region east of the Mississippi with continued swelter and humidity. The U S Weather Bureau projected relief for the Great Lakes and Ohio Valley by tomorrow, while Middle and North Atlantic states waited for cooler air until tomorrow night as thundershowers were forecast.
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Washington
O.R
Mississippi River
United States Weather Bureau
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Middle
North Atlantic
Flora B Merritt Named Principal Of New Marshfield School
Flora B. Merritt will be principal of the New Marshfield grade school and oversee visual education equipment at the high school. She has fifteen years teaching experience, started in Tiffin, and studied at Heidelberg Rio Grande and Miami University. The entire teaching staff is now employed and a driven well will supply high school water. a committee will visit Columbus to arrange state approval for a motion picture projector.
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Flora B. Merrits
New Marshfiel
New Marshfield Board of Education
Merritt
Tiffin
Heidleberg
Rio Grande
Miami University
New Marshfield
Columbus
Refusal Sought to Reverse Glouster Reckless Driving Judgment
Mrs. C. L. Green appeals a June 27 ruling in Common Pleas over a collision with Harry Colley on June 24. She contests the overruling of a new trial and argues the verdict is not sustained by the evidence and is against the weight of the evidence, seeking relief against Mayor 8S. A. Parks.
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A. Parks
Glouster
C. L. Green
Common Pleas
Green
Harry Colley
Mines Cleanup Timeline Is Six Weeks Long
Statement says ore opening will proceed with peaceable cleaning of mines and a six week period required to complete removal of hazards.
Ohio coal mines to reopen with union wages near five dollars a day
Ohio coal mines idle since April 1 will reopen next Friday per Ohio Coal Operators' association president S H Robbins. J L Goode states mines to be cleaned and repaired over two to six weeks and operated at about five dollars daily wage, with aim for peace and harmony though miners leader Lee Hall says the union rejected the $5 wage proposal.
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Cleveland
Ohio Coal
H. Robbins
Ohio Coal Operators’ Association
Robbins
J. L. Goode
Ohio Coal Bureau
Lee Hall
Ohio Union
Japan May Quit Naval Conference and Not Sign
Geneva July 13 The British American cruiser arms talks faced a new dilemma as Japan considered withdrawing from the naval conference Japan refused to sign any treaty setting cruiser tonnage above 250 000 tons arguing the talks were meant to lower armaments The United States and Britain had proposed up to 400 000 tons while Britain favored 600 000 tons, prompting Tokyo to press for lower limits due to fears of higher builds.
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Geneva
U.P
Japan
United States
Great Britain
Coolidge
Four drown as sailboat sinks in Hamilton storm
Four persons including a baby died when a sailboat foundered during a sudden rain and windstorm in Hamilton Ontario last night. Three others were rescued from the waters. Local authorities investigated the wreck and identified the victims.
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Hamilton, Ont
Hill Counties Face Road-Building Shakeup Under New Bill
Hill counties in Southern Ohio face hardship under the Norton highway bill taking effect January 1 1927. John W Dowler the local highway engineer warned counties may opt to cooperate with the state on road projects, risking neglect for poorer or less able areas. He noted level counties like Central and Northern Ohio can build more miles per dollar, while incentives to counties will drive state funding decisions.
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Ohio
John W. Dowler
Athens County
Highway Unopened Around Slide Near Monkey Run
No move to open the highway around the slide below Monkey Run. Street car traffic is diverted around the gap and highway travel must use the Rutland road. The Hocking Valley railway company holds the key as a representative from the company arrives.
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Slide
Monkey Run
Pomeroy
Rutland Road
Hocking Valley Railway Company
Road Work In Hocking County Auditor Calls Bonded Indebtedness Cut
Auditor states county road work funding tied to reducing bonded indebtedness. The report notes ongoing road projects in Hocking County and outlines fiscal steps required to meet debt targets.
Logan Auditor Declines New Highway Bonds
July 13. Auditor D M Heft refused to certify further highway bonds until Hocking County's bonded indebtedness is reduced. A delegation sought about 15000 for Logan McArthur road improvements, but Heft noted the current debt near 600000 and that existing interest levies do not justify more borrowing.
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Logan
D. M. Heft
Hocking County
Logan-McArthur Highway
Logan-McArthur Road
Logan Water-Works
Doctor to donate his body to Ohio State research
Dr. Aaron W. Hill, 73, said he will sign over his body to Ohio State University researchers to advance medical science and humanity. He spoke in Columbus about his decision and its intended use.
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Columbus
Aaron W. Hill
Ohio State University
Boy Swallows Cog Wheel Plays Toy In Waverly
Eight year old Roland Westbrook of Waverly Virginia swallowed a cog wheel from a mechanical toy. The object lodged in his throat for 24 hours and nearly blocked breathing before doctors in Philadelphia removed it through a procedure after he survived the ordeal.
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Roland Westbrook
Waverly
Philadelphia
Complete Scale Claim Draws Attention in Union Dispute
Operators announce that the proposed complete scale is higher than non union field wages and assert the scale is fully set. The statement highlights a union stance as workers push for standard pay.
Drunken Drivers And Plain Drinks Are Given Fines
The notice records fines issued for drunken driving and for serving plain drinks. Authorities report penalties imposed under public safety and licensing rules with details on violations and outcomes.
Six Men Arraigned for Drunken Driving in Logan
Judge A M Ellinger dealt sternly with six defendants for intoxicated driving. Bennet Fiske received the harshest penalty with a 100 dollar fine, costs, and a 90 day driving suspension after pleading guilty to driving while intoxicated following a Haydenville crash. Kelley Mount was fined 75 dollars with costs. Jim Wonn 40 dollars and 90 day suspension. Brad Teal Pearl Kepler and John Connolly each paid 20 dollars plus costs for being intoxicated.
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Kelley Mount
Jim Wonn
Brad Teal
Pearl Kepler
John Connolly
Ohio Briefs Bond Denied in Galion Bank Robbery Case
Bucyrus Common Pleas Judge J Walter Wright refused to reduce the $50 000 bond set by Mayor H H Hartman for William Hand held to the grand jury on alleged involvement in the Commercial Bank robbery in Galion. The bond stands not excessive. Columbus Public Utilities Commission resets the tentative valuation of the Portsmouth Gas Company after protests from the city and the gas company over rates.
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Bucyrus—Common Pleas
J. Walter Wright
H. H. Hartman
Galion
William Hand
Grand
Commercial Bank
Columbus
Public Utilities Commission
Portsmouth Gas Company
Thre Blows Out Auto Overturns Injuring Man
Chauncey July 12 Alonzo O Nail suffered a left shoulder dislocation facial injuries and a dislocated left thumb when his auto overturned near Lands farm just north of the city. Two Nelsonville youths, about 15, escaped with minor bruises. O Nail was treated by Dr. Warren V Sprague and the car was badly damaged.
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Chauncey
Alonzo O’nail
Lands
Nelsonville
O’nail
Warren V. Sprague
O'Nail
Millfield
Ohio Mine Operators Refuse Lower Pay After Menace to Resume
A Columbus report says Ohio coal operators press for steady operation and resist wage terms proposed by miners. The state committee disputes miners leaders and argues Jacksonville scale wages, including 6.0 to 4.50 for labor, are too high for a return to work, prompting a Friday meeting to decide on resuming mine operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Kentucky
Virginia
Ohio
Here
Hooper Named Head of State Hospital for the Insane
Dr. L. Hooper superintendent of the Orient state institution for feebler will succeed Dr. H. McClellan as head of the State hospital for the insane in Dayton. John E. Harper state fair director announced Hooper will assume duties Friday. Orient successor not yet named.
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Columbus
L. Hooper
State Institution
Orient
H. McClellan
State Hospital For the Insane
Dayton
John E. Harper
Hooper
Ae Ee
How to Get Ahead and Save for the Future
Fragmented OCR note discusses personal finance ideas about information, spending, and savings. Mentions ignorance about uses and earning power leading to poverty in old age. Advises managing accounts and coupons as part of building wealth.
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Ana
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Bradford
Sam Hutchinson
Swift and Company
Swift Company
Mary O'Bleness
Hussey, Binns Shovel Company
Pittsburgh
Miss O'Bleness
Earl Logan
Logan and Hutchinson
Carl Stickney
Hutchinson and Stickney
Stickney
Charles Weetrot
Lodi Township
C. Ruth Ane
Ats
Marie Jose
Belgium
Apulia
King Emmanuel
Italy
Southeastern Ohio
Flora B. Merritt
Harmy
Ger Ue
al Ricard
Yakima
Wash
Albert
Caroline
Ellin
Ger
Alonzo O’neal
Hocking Valley
Own+ Ser
Cost Company
State Committee of the
Hocking
Lee Mall and Gas Savage
Corm Reale
Rsa
Will
Hispital For Insane
Frederic J. Haskin
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