Glouster Woman Hurt In Auto Mishap Near Kimberly Crossing
A Glouster woman Mrs George Antle suffered back and hip injuries when the car she rode in went into a ditch near the Kimberly crossing while returning from Columbus. The driver was her son who momentarily lost control. All other occupants escaped with minor bruises. Mrs Antle treated by Dr Rhodes in Nelsonville then home.
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Aelsonville
George Antle
Kimberly Crossing
Antle
Rhodes
Nelsonville
Columbus
Evener Family Reunion Held in Nelsonville Area
Nelsonville July 19. The children and grandchildren of Mr and Mrs G D Evener gathered Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Jack Johnson in Alderman for a reunion. Attending were many Evener and Dowler families from Nelsonville Dowler Ridge and Canal Winchester plus Columus. Twenty three grandchildren were present. A lunch featuring cake ice cream lemonade sandwiches salads and pickles was served.
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U. T
Nelsonville
G. D. Evener
Jack Johnson
Alderman
Clark
Guy Evener
Gladys
Grace Dowler
Nellie Dowler
Earnest
Ralph
Clifford
Lawrence
Robert
Body of Doctor Sidman on way to Nelsonville
funeral party for the late Dr. W. D. Sidman of Lebanon Iran will reach Columbus at 1 35 pm Tuesday and proceed to Nelsonville. Death attributed to apoplexy. Mrs Emma Stowell and Miss Callie Carnes accompany the body. Short services at J R Hickman residence 50 West Franklin Street at 1 30 pm Wednesday conducted by Rev Lloyd Evans. Burial in Greenlawn.
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Nelsonville
W. D. Sidman
Lebanon
Fil
Combus
Emma Stowell
Callie Carnes
J. R. Hickman
West Franklin Streeet
Lloyd Evans
Greenlawn
Wolf Family Reunion Planned in Nelsonville
The Christopher Wolf family holds its fifth annual reunion at the Grotto grounds near Haydenville on Sunday August 22 1926. Andrew Wolf of Nelsonville serves as president. descendants of George Wolf are urged to attend.
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Nelsonville
Christopher Wolf
Grotto Grounds
Haydenville
Andrew, Wolf
George Wolf
Philodorian Lodge to Meet at Masonic Temple Tonight
Nelsonville report notes Philodorian lodge No. 157 F and A M holds its regular meeting at the Masonic temple at 7 o clock this evening with light refreshments after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Philodorian Lodge
Masonic Temple
Factory No. 1 Wins Haydenville Industrial League Game
In Haydenville on Friday Factory No. 1 defeated Factory No. 2 by 15 to 9. Pitchers were Fitters and Lehman with catchers Jefferies and Swain. the season shows improving play for both teams.
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Haydenville
Factory No. 1
Factory No. 2
Fitters
Jefferies
T. Lehman
Swain
Five Year Old Quigley Fractures Skull in Nelsonville Accident
Jim Quigley five year old son of Mr and Mrs Lowell Quigley of Columbus formerly of Nelsonville sustained a fractured skull when he darted into the street in front of a passing taxi. He was removed to Grant hospital. The Quigley family is well known in Nelsonville.
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Nelsonville
Jimmy
Lowell Quigley
Columbus
Grant Hospital
Mission Band to Meet in Nelsonville Church Parlor
The Foreign Missionary society of the Methodist church hosts a quilting and social at 1 p.m. Wednesday in the Nelsonville church parlors. A picnic dinner follows at 6 p.m. The Kings Heralds and Standard Bearers are invited, with a 6 p.m. program by the Heralds. Reservations for the Standard Bearers for Camp Wesleyan will be taken then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Foreign Missionary Society
Methodist Church
Kings
Camp Wesleyan
Ww Cc Tu Meets With Mrs Katzenbach Tuesday
Ww Cc T u will meet at 2 o clock Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Jacob Katzenbach of 443 Chestnut street. Important business will come before the society it is announced. A good attendance is desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ww. Cc. T. U
Nelsonville
Jacob Katzenbach
Chestnut Street
Personal notes of Sunday visits across Ohio towns
The report lists numerous Sunday visits and travels among residents of Columbus, Lancaster, Marion, Athens, Pomeroy, McArthur, Granville, Worthington, and nearby areas. Names include W. T. Bean Mrs Bean T. S. Bush Mrs Bush Walter Laff Dorothy Dailey H. J. Nolte Ellen Sue Hibbard J. G. Snowden George Dunn Marshall Snyder Murray Snyder Vivian Ruscoe Gates Trout Ed Crouse Eva Minner Winfield Scott Mary Anderson Guy Evans John Saltz Kathleen Dana Windon Violet Woodard Harrison Hellyer James Dow Thelman Dow Phil Kelch D. N. Gorsuch William Morgan Dorothy Ann Fisher Harry Kelly C. C. Ervin Esther Leonard McLain Lew Nixon Gene Shafer.
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W. T. Bean
Columbus
Bean
T. S. Bush
Bush
Cleveland
Walter Laff
Dorothy Dailey
H. J. Nolte
Ellen and
Sue
Lancaster
J. G. Hibbard
C. H. Bartlett
J. G. Snowden
George Dunn
Marshall Snyder
Murrray Snyder
Marion
Nelsonville
Buchtel
Athens
Vivian Ruscoe
Gates Trout
Ed Crouse
Eva Minner
Winfield Scott
Mary Anderson
Guy Evans
John Saltz
Kathleen
McArthur
Dana Windon
Pomeroy
Violet Woodard
Worthington
Isaac Hellyer
Harrison
James Dow
James, Jr
Thelman Dow
Norfolk
Phil Kelch
D. N. Gorsuch
William Morgan
Dorothy Ann Fisher
Harry Kelly
Granville
Ohio
C. C. Ervin
Esther
Leonard McLain
Lew Nixon
Gene Shafer
Verily, Every Man at His Best State Is Vanity
Quotation attributes a biblical verse about the futility of human plans and the vanity of worldly pursuits.
Traffic Tie-Up Due To Narrow Bridge Near Glouster
Glouster Ohio July reports a traffic jam near the narrow Sunday Creek bridge at the Glouster Ice Cream plant after a ball game. Officials say the one-car bridge cannot handle peak flows and the upcoming storm worsened delays as cars from opposite directions blocked the road.
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Glouster
Sunday Creek
Glouster Ice Ice Cream Company
Chauncey Man McNutt Hurt Pushing Car On Drake Hill
In Glouster on Sunday afternoon a Chauncey resident, McNutt, was injured when his car stalled on Drake hill. He exited to push, the vehicle rolled into a ditch, overturning and catching him. He received treatment from Dr. Harry LeFever and was later taken to Chauncey by Andrews & Wallace ambulance.
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Glouster
McNutt
Chauncey
Drake Hill
Mr. McNutt
Husband Admits Murdering Wife Then Burying Her
In Syracuse on July 17 Agostino Izzo 61 confessed to killing his wife with a hammer during an argument. He dressed the body in Sunday clothes placed it in a box hired an expressman to haul it to a lakeshore grave on Lake Onondaga. Izzo told detectives the crime occurred Tuesday morning after his wife threatened him with a knife and then hid the body.
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Syracuse
N. Y
U.P
Agostino Izzo
Lake Onondaga
Detroit
Izzo
Decline in Manufacturing Slows Slightly in June
Washington July 17. The Labor Department reports a partial halt to May’s drop in U S manufacturing with employment down four-tenths of one percent in June. Textile, metal, and vehicle groups show noticeable decreases as the decline moderates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Labor Department
Tragedy as Laughing Tickling Ends in Death
In Wallington New Jersey sisters Helen Kalf age 13 and Adrianna age 15 were playing with a feather when Adrianna tickled Helen under the chin. Helen laughed hard and a blood vessel burst causing her death in an accident described by authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallington, N. J
Helen Kalf
Adrianna
Helen
Leeds Sailor Plans 144th Atlantic Crossing on Cedric
New York report notes B C Hamilton of Leeds England will sail today aboard the Cedric for his 144th Atlantic crossing. His first voyage occurred in 1887, marking a long record at sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
B. C
Wheat Prospects Brighten Across Twelve Countries
The Department of Agriculture reports the northern hemisphere wheat crop is 1.897 billion bushels for the current year, up from 1.88 billion last year. The United States leads in total increase while European and Canadian crops shrink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U P
Department of Agriculture
United States
Mules Carry Mail Over the Andes
Long mule trains wind over the Andes with mail due to unprecedented snowstorms blocking railways for six weeks. Thousands of sacks of mail await transfer on both sides of the mountains as European mail for Chile arrives in Buenos Aires then moves by pack train to Chile.
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Santiago
Chile
Cc. P
Andes
Argentina
Buenos Aires
Jake Gilkey Pleads Guilty In Alexander Township Case
Jake Gilkey of Alexander Township pleaded guilty to intoxication and to possession of intoxicating liquor. He was fined $10 and costs for intoxication and $100 and costs for possession by Justice of the Peace Carl Porter this morning. Gilkey was arrested Saturday evening by Constable E. C. Mariner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Gilkey
Alexander Township
Justice of the Peace
Carl Porter
Gilkey
E. C. Mariner
Case Withdrawn After Property Charge in Athens Area
An arrest for removing chattels from Athens Furniture Exchange is withdrawn after a satisfactory agreement. Affidavit filed by B. Kern. Arrest was made by Cotable E. CG. Mariner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Quarels
Ian
Athens Furniture Exchange
B. Kern
Oil firm sues Evans for 211.14 in unpaid account
The Standard Oil company of Cleveland filed suit Saturday against Charles L. Evans of Deenville seeking payment of 211.14 for an alleged account.
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Standard Oil Company of
Cleveland
Charles L. Evans
Deanville
Mortgage Reform Sought in Athens and Vinton County Lands
Wade Heckert allegedly executed a mortgage to 8. A. Tewksbury covering land in Vinton and Athens counties. Tewksbury sues in Athens Common Pleas for reform of the mortgage and foreclosure. Land sold July 21, 1923, for $1,000 down and $800 remaining due.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade Heckert
Tewksbury
Vinton County
Athens County
Athens Common Pleas Court
Arrest of W. O. Philips for no lights driving
Deputy Sheriff Howard Gilson arrested W. O. Philips for driving a truck without lights. Philips is to be arraigned before Justice of the Peace Carl Porter on Saturday July 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Phillips
Howard Gilson
Justice of the Peace
Carl Porter
Japanese Mob Beats Governor and Attacks Police Chief in Nagano
In Nagano City a 15,000 strong mob demanded policy reversal against the prefectural governor. They stormed the governor Umetani's residence, kicked him, left him unconscious, then attacked the police chief's home and a local newspaper office as troops were called to restore order.
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Tokyo
Nagano City
Umetani
Man Pleads Guilty to Intoxication at Doanville Dance
Clarence Andrews of Connett church near Nelsonville pleaded guilty before Magistrate Pearl W. Helwig to intoxication after arrest Saturday night at a Doanville dance. He was fined five dollars plus costs, paid in full. Deputy Sheriff L. W. Sanders made the arrest.
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Doanville
Clarence
Andrews
Connett
É& Church
Nelsonville
Pearl W. Helwig
L. W. Sanders
Ladies Moose Legion Meeting Set At Red Men's Hall
The Ladies Moose Legion will meet at 7 30 Tuesday evening in the Red Men's hall for a regular gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Moose Legion
Red Men's Hall
Reward in Canton murder tops $25,000
Authorities in Canton, Ohio, boost a $25,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of the killer of Mellett. Investigators quote underworld figures and dive-keepers as possible leads while county prosecutors push for a secret probe independent of local police.
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W. H. Longworth
First Congregational Church
T Longworth
Ora Slater
C. HB. McClintock
Canton
Mellett
Vic Donahey
Slater
McClintock
Scripps-Howard League of
Citizens Act
Donahey
Ku Klux Klan
Cocaine Hidden in Sugar Barrel Seized in Calcutta
Police in Calcutta uncovered smuggled cocaine worth about 75 000 dollars hidden inside a barrel of imported sugar. The seizure alerts authorities to ongoing narcotics trafficking via commodity concealment.
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Calcutta
Public Sale On Grant Bolen Farm East Of Albany
I am leaving the farm and will sell at public sale four miles east of Albany on the former Grant Bolen farm. Items include a bay horse nine, bay mare eight, saddle and driving mare eight, three milch cows due to freshen this fall, two yearling Jersey heifers, two yearling steers, twelve breeding ewes, ten weathers, six lambs, one O I C brood sow, three shoats, and thirty thoroughbred Plymouth Rock hens.
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Albany
Grant Bolen
Jersey
Plymouth Rock
Damaged case settles out of court today
A settlement reached today in a damage suit against Roy Saylor, Ndith Saylor and Paul F. Saylor for injuries to Marjorie Moler, 4, caused when a car driven by a minor Paul Saylor struck her. The out of court settlement amount is 417.43. The Molers reside in Athena.
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Paul Saylor
Marjorie Moler
Frank Moler
Roy R. Saylor
Ndith Saylor
Paul F. Saylor
Athena
Christian and Pagan Concepts of God Compared at First Christian
The Rev. M F E Chatley preached at the First Christian church arguing Christians see God as light truth and holiness while pagans fear an unknown power. He said only personal sin separates from God and that Jesus blood cleanses sin as a daily ongoing grace.
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M. FE. Chatley
First Christian Church
God
Charley
Jesus
C U Student to Make Speech on World and Its People
Pietro J C Muscari a Y M C A worker and Ohio University student will speak on The World and Its People at Peach Ridge schoolhouse Wednesday night at o clock. He teaches at Hamley Run Union Sunday school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pietro J. C. Muscari
Y. M. GC
Hamley Run
Peach Ridge
Mr. Muscari
Ohio University
Council Rejects Sunday Golf At Sheffield Links
Sheffield city council voted 31 to 80 against allowing Sunday golf at the municipal links triggering debate over weekend recreation and city park use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
Eng
Paul Cable Heads Scout Court Of Honor At Athens
Paul Cable named high man at the Scout Court of Honor held yesterday at the Athens Senior High School Auditorium. Awards included his first class badge and three merit badges for Athens Chauncey and New Marshfield scouts with G B H Sanford present as scout executive.
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Paul Cable
SCOUT
Chauncey
New Marshfield
Athens
Boy Scout Court of Honor
Athens Senior High School
G. B. H. Sandford
Southeastern Ohio Area Council
Cornel
William Silvas
Roy L. Dupler
Mr. Bailey
Ray Gardner
Charles Cornwell
Pat Cable
Ralph Clark
Edwin Mills
Ed Rosser
Paul Cale
Giesecke
Edward Rosser
Caaa
Bennie Ferrer
Wayne Smith
Vitegil Ogg
Monford Cunningham
Niel Tippet Charles Minister
Carol Tippett
Vreston
Laurance Jon
Russell Batley
Adrian Me
Marshfield
Ned Hines
BR Bhrigiey
Webster Dailon
Hudson
Tom Biddle
Ens
William Ferrer
Hamilton
Sandford
Schaffer
Gail
Mage Kingum River
William Silvus Roy L. Dupler
Haven Camp
Athens County
Vale's Mill
Racogg Creek
Coffee Spill Burns Woman in Hammond Kitchen
In Hammond Indiana a woman identified as Carrie ards was severely burned when a cat knocked a pot of coffee onto her from a kitchen window sill. The incident occurred as the animal leapt onto the sill. Emergency responders were summoned to treat the burns.
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Hammond
Ind
Carrie Ards
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