Two Sandusky Men Held on Liquor Charge in Capital
Paul Brown and Worley Walter Ward of 736 Curran Street Sandusky are held in Columbus awaiting arraignment on possessing intoxicating liquor. Police confiscated their car and 15 gallons of liquor after arrest last night. Authorities say this marks at least the third liquor run between Sandusky and Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.P
Paul Brown
Worley
Walter Ward
Curran Street
Sandusky
Child’s Finger Crushed in Car Door Accident
Elaine Hess, four year old daughter of Robe C Heas and wife, sustained a fractured finger when her hand was caught in a car door hinge as they arrived home from a drive. The injury occurred after an X ray confirmed the fracture and the family, including grandparents Frank J Beasley, awaited further care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elaine Hess
Robe C. Heas
Frank J. Beasley
Injured Miners Recover in Nelsonville Area
Clyde Tolliver and Emmett Van Pherson of Buchtel are recovering from recent Mine No 36 injuries and have used crutches to move around the village. Joseph Krotche of Buchtel is ill and not improving. Frank White, a Rendville No 9 mine motorman, broke a right leg when a cable slipped and threw him at work Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Clyde Tolliver
Emmett van Pherson
Buchtel
Joseph Krotche
Frank White
Rendville
White
Buchtel Old Timers Edge Murray City In Close Nineto Six Thriller
In Nelsonville on July 24 the Buchtel Old Timers edged Murray City 8 to 6 after a late five-run rally by Murray City erased an 8 to 1 deficit. Leuchtel had been held scoreless as the rally swung momentum. The two teams meet again next week. Glenford Dugan post, No. 22%, American Legion, will hold a regular meeting plus an executive and trustee session this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Buchtel
Murray City
Murray Boys
Leuchtel
Glenford Dugan Post
American Legion
Fire Destroys Home in Buchtel Monday
The home of Steve Pospiechel in Buchtel was destroyed by a fire about 2 p.m. Monday with damage estimated around 1800 dollars, partly insured. The blaze started in the kitchen during jelly making. the Nelsonville department aided after arriving within 15 minutes, and townspeople praised the quick response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchtel
Steve Pospiechel
Nelsonville Fire Department
James Tolliver
Birth in Nelsonville for Shafer’s son Lloyd Stuart
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Shafer announce the birth of a son at their home in Nelsonville on Monday July 23. The baby has been named Lloyd Stuart.
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Nelsonville
Cecil Shafer
Lloyd Stuart
Missionary Meeting For The Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the M E Church will meet Thursday afternoon in the church parlors to pack the missionary box. Members not yet solicited are asked to bring their gift. A pot luck supper will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Foregin Missionary Society
M. E. Church
Miners Open Picket Camp at Rendville No 9 Mine
A new picket camp was opened by striking miners at No 9 mine of the Sunday Creek company Rendville. This makes five camps in operation including one at 255 and two at 281 of the Ohio Collieries company and one at No 10 of the Sunday Creek. Fourteen new men reported for work at Rendville this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Sunday Creek Company
Rendville
Ohio Collieries Company
Sunday Creek
Missionary Society Event at the Manse Lawn
The Missionary society of the Presbyterian church will be entertained by Mrs. Lloyd Evans on the lawn at the manse Thursday evening at 7 30. A short program will be followed by a social meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Lloyd Evans
Roegge Pleads Not Guilty to Loitering Charge
Nelsonville resident Raymond Roegge pleaded not guilty at arraignment before Mayor L J Eberle on a loitering charge. A hearing is scheduled for tonight after his arrest by Patrolman George Bateman.
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Nelsonville
Raymond Roegge
L. J. Eberle
George Bateman
Diamonds Bring No Bad Luck For Cullinan, Says Miner
Sir Thomas Cullinan, 66, famed for the Cullinan diamond, rejects luck myth as he visits the United States to study industry and pottery. He notes diamonds represent wealth but cost more to obtain, and he keeps only one diamond in his life, having given it to his wife 30 years ago. He emphasizes agriculture and industry as national wealth.
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NEA Service
New York
Sir Thomas Cullinan
Cullinan
Sir Thomas
United States
South Africa
Cullinan Loo
Texas
Traffic Stalled As Bearing Burst Then Breakdown Delays Court Street Corner
Traffic was held up near the Spot restaurant after a bearing burst and a house on wheels owned by A. J. Orcutt of Jefferson City, Missouri, broke down on the street around 5 PM. The scene caused a temporary obstruction and congestion at Court and Union streets lasting minutes.
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Trafe
Court
Union Streets
House On Wheels
A. J. Orcutt
Jefferson City
Missouri
Spot
Guild to Meet at Mrs Hall Home Wednesday
St Agnes Guild of the Episcopal church will gather at the residence of Mrs John Hall Wednesday evening for a church group meeting.
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St. Agnes Guild of the
Episcopal Church
John Hall
Social visit notes and travels across towns
Mr and Mrs Leo Hans of Akron spent the end of the week with Mr and Mrs John Hoodlett. Their daughter Rhea accompanied them home after a month here. Glen Weymueller of New York City visited with Mr and Mrs C A Stover and heads to the Pacific coast. His mother Mrs Belle Weymueller will visit Nelsonville and Logan in his absence. Helen and Lucille Verity stayed with Mr and Mrs E S Monce in Forest. Pauline Donley to spend two weeks in Columbus. Karl Deeds and children Gaynelle and Calvin from Detroit stay with sister Mrs Gus Pidcock. Esther Verity spent yesterday and today in Columbus. Mrs Wallace Glen visited Columbus. Mr and Mrs Edgar Crouse of Cleveland stay with his parents on East Columbus street. Margaret Newman returned Sunday from Wheeling W Va where she visited Mr and Mrs R V Wallar. Miss Mary Waller joined for a few weeks. Mrs Amy Hawes of Ironton came Sunday to take home her two sons who have spent a month with grandmother Mrs Mary Willis. they returned home today.
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Leo Hans
Akron
John Hoodlett
Rhea
Glen Weymueller
New York City
C. A. Stover
Pacific Coast
Belle Weymueller
Nelsonville
Logan
Helen
Lucille Verity
Mrs. E
Monce
Forest
Pauline Donley
Columbus
Esther Verity
Wallace Glen
Edgar Crouse
Cleveland
Ed Crouse
East Columbus Street
Margaret Newman
Wheeling
W. Va
R. V. Wallar
Mary. Wallar
Amy Hawes
Ironton
Mary Willis
Campaign Log predicts Hoover support and Smith challenge
United Press reports the Progressive party convention in Omaha and a wide GOP push in districts favorable to Governor Smith. Hoover plans a quiet campaign. Hiram Johnson backs him. Democratic leaders seek small donations as Pittman forecasts Smith wins in western states. White doubts southern shift but sees possible Democratic gains. Republican committee women in Washington plan campaign aid for Hoover-Curtis.
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New York
Smith
California
Herbert Hoover
Coolidge
Hiram Johnson
Hoover
Key Pittman
Nevada
Eastern Republican
Washington
Alvin T. Hert
Hoover-Curtis
Rodeo Troupe Sees Four Per performances Athens Crowd
A larger than expected crowd packed the Athens county fair grounds for Colonel Jack King's rodeo closing. The event, under Ellis lodge auspices for charity, ran four nights last week with weather forcing one show to be rescheduled. Billy Young appeared in jumping-horse acts, with new Manila silk lariats used in rope throwing and trick roping.
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Jack King
Athens County Fair
Athens
Lodge
Ellis
Wellston
Billy Young
New Manila
Colonel King
John Carruthers
Clarence Curwell
West
Philadelphia
Colonel Kings
Raskob Quits Post With Auto Concern
New York July 24 Alfred P Slogan Jr announced the GM board accepted the resignation of John M Raskob as chairman of the finance committee The move is described as temporary with Raskob to resume after Governor Alfred F Smiths presidential campaign Raskobs withdrawal stems from his campaign duties during the race
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New York
U.P
Alfred P. Slogan, Jr
General Motors Corporation
John M. Raskob
Sloan
Raskob
Alfred F. Smith
Tourists Stay At Camp After Car Breaks Down
A burned out bearing delayed a car to an on site garage and two days may be needed for repairs. Traffic on the corner was guided by Police Captain Charles Maple while the house on wheels was moved. Mr. Orcutt and family plus other travelers registered at the camp from 25 states including Greensville North Carolina Milwaukee Wisconsin Jefferson City Missouri Xenia and Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Maple
Orcutt
Robert
E. Guthrie
H. H. Procter
Greensville
North Carolina
G. C. Vettler
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
A. F. Orcutt
Jefferson City
Missouri
Robert Shelton
Xenia
W. T. Cerry
G. C.martin
Minnesota
Kiwanis Convention Reports Shown in Seattle
Dwight Rutherford Athens delegate presented lectures and souvenirs from the International Kiwanis convention held in Seattle at the local club meeting. The noon gathering at Hotel Berry was well attended to hear the full report of sessions.
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The
Kiwanis Club
Seattle
Washington
Dwight Rutherford
Athens
Hotel Berry
Rutherford
Belle Center Office Closure Sparks U S Complaint
Residents of Belle Center complain to the State Utilities Commission that Western Union Telegraph Company plans to telephone telegraphic messages from the Kenton office and want the Belle Center office re established.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Belle Center
State Utilities Commission
Western Union Telegraph Company
Kenton
John E. Silbaugh Seeks State Senate Nomination
Lancaster Ohio attorney John E. Silbaugh runs in the Republican primary for the 9th to 14th State Senate District. An Ohio University alumnus from Athens who studied at Ohio Northern University Ada earned his law degree and is admitted to state and federal courts. He is a veteran and part of the Silbaugh and Silbaugh firm and Fairfield Post No 11 American Legion.
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John E. Silbaugh
Silbaugh
Lancaster
Ohio
Ohio University
Anee
Athens
Ohio Northern University
Ada
Ohio Northern
Silbanugh and Silbaugh
Fairfield Post No. 11
The
American Legion
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Readville
Cecil Shafer Monday
Missionary Meeting
Thomas Cullinan
Tower
London
Ava Usat Eltsy
Atlantic City
Washington Tours
J. West
Division
Dixie Terminal
Cincinnati
Boston
Noe
Karl Deeds
Gaynelle
Calvin
Detroit
Michigan
Mr. Deeds
Gus Pidcock
United Press
Progressive Party
Omaha
Smiths
William Allen White
Kansas
South
Killitz
Whyte-Fox
Barbers
Soma ’ Castoria
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