Former Ohio U star named Nelsonville high coach
George Eisenbrey Marshall, a three year Ohio University varsity player and former captain, was hired as coach and athletic director at Nelsonville High School. He formerly directed athletics at Winston Salem and is completing Ohio University work this summer. The board accepted several faculty resignations and approved new hires. School opens September 10 for the first semester.
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Nelsonville
George (Eisenbrey) Marshall
Ohio University
Nelsonville High School
Board of Education
Marshall
University
Winston Salem
N.C
Athens
Ruby Lee
Robert Reed
Miss Lee
Toronto
Ohio
Reed
Belle Center
Marceline Wallace
Nellie Pickett
Loise Caldwell
Sebatunher
Ice cream sociable aids Daily Vacation Bible schools in Nelsonville
In Nelsonville on July 25 an ice cream sociable will be held on the lawn of Central school to benefit the district’s Daily Vacation Bible schools. Also on July 25 Harve Bartlett of Deanville was fined 25 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to slapping his wife, per Mayor L J Eberle. The Past Noble Grand society plans to meet at Mrs. Mary Beagle’s home on Walnut street Thursday evening July 26. L H T club steak roast at Cox farm drew guests Mrs Wilma Jean Armstrong of Columbus and Miss Carrie Cox, with members present listed.
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Nelsonville
Marie
Harve Bartlett
Deanville
L. J. Eberle
Noble Grand Society
Mary Beagle
Walnut Street
Ruth Cook
Julia Burnell
Mae Linton
L. H. T. Club
Cox Farm
Wilma Jean Armstrong
Columbus
Carrie Cox
Inez Williams
Marzella Barrows
Jucille Fiske
Elsie Hodgeman
Geneva Gears
Leah Reynolds
Wanda Walters
Florence Cook
Woman's Community Club Holds Picnic and Annual Meeting
The Woman's Community club enjoyed a low and successful year with a picnic at Miss Bertha Nixon's country home. At 6 pm a luncheon for 20 was served on the lawn with garden flowers as decor. After dinner a business session reviewed last year's reports and set a program for the coming year before adjournment.
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Ye Woman's Community Club
Bertha Nixon
A Stylish Frock for Youthful Figures 1928 Fashion
Young ladies can order a 6 size dress pattern with bust measurements 34 to 44 inches. The 38 inch size shown requires yards of 35 inch material plus contrasting fabric, or 8 yards with no yoke facing if made without the facing. Full pattern book available by mail for silver or stamps.
Rotary Club Votes to Aid Boy Scouts in Nelsonville
Nelsonville Rotary Club votes to sponsor the reorganization of the Boy Scout movement as a major activity for the coming year. An appropriation is set aside for the boys' work committee. W. W. Whitlatch discusses the Scout movement and its civic value. Nelsonville has 14 registered Scouts. plans include recruiting several patrols under Commissioner Sanford, Marietta. Harold Mechem chairs the committee with Donald Shafer and Lloyd Evans.
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Nelsonville
Whitlatch
Ohio
Sanford
Marietta
Harold Mechem
Donald Shafer
Lloyd Evans
Death of Night Clerk at Dew Hotel in Nelsonville
William Collins, 50, a night clerk at the Dew hotel, was found dead in his room in Nelsonville. Doctors cite organic heart trouble as the cause. coroner notified. Collins, long known in town, was single with a brother and two sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
William Collins
Dew Hotel
Don Morgan
Collins
L. B
Jones
Athens
John Collins
Doanville
Cy Yates
Happy Hollow
Josephine Thompson
Nelsonville Legion to Host Open House on July 26
Fight fans are invited as Glenford Dugan Post American Legion holds an open house Thursday night July 26 at the Legion building and will receive radio returns of the Tunney Heeney championship bout.
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Nelsonville
Glenford Dugan Post
American Legion
Legion
Budget Adopted by Nelsonville City Council
Nelsonville July 25. A called meeting adopted the annual budget for 1929 after finance committee recommendation. Estimated city expenditures total 86 786.70 across all departments including 14 260 for the sinking fund. The budget mirrors this year’s and will be referred to the county budget commission.
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Nelsonville
County Budget Commission
Dinner Meeting of the W B A at Hall Tonight
The W B A will hold its regular dinner meeting at its hall this evening at 7 39 o clock. The notice announces time and place for members to attend.
Weekend visitors and hometown travels noted
Mr. and Mrs Forest Sunkle of Granville spent the weekend with Mrs Sunkle’s grandparents Mr and Mrs J Warrington. Mrs Ollie Seibert and son Lawrence returned home after visiting relatives in Columbus. Mr and Mrs George Bundy of Sclo were guests of Mr and Mrs Frank Bean. Mr and Mrs F Bean Mrs Olive Seibert and two children attended a reunion at Stewart. Mrs Charles Gould and daughter May Belle left to visit relatives in Zanesville and Cambridge before returning home to Missouri Montana. They were guests of Mr and Mrs W W Gibson. Mrs John Hibbard of Cleveland ...
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Forest Sunkle
Granville
J. Warrington
Ollie Seibert
Lawrence
Columbus
George Bundy
Sclo
Frank Bean
F. Bean
Oliver Seibert
Stewart
Members to Visit Columbus by Married People's Class
Members of the Married People's class of the Christian church Sunday school will visit a similar class in Columbus. They will meet at Fourth Avenue or Indianola Christian church at 6:00 am Sunday and travel by automobile. A picnic lunch will follow the service as part of a planned visitation series.
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Christian Church
Columbus
Fourth Avenue
Athens
First Reunion Held In Wellston Sunday
HAMDEN July 25 The first reunion of the Suthers and Hoag land families was held Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hoagland in Wellston. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Charley Suthers, Mr. and Mrs. Hap Richards, Mr. and Mrs. Quince Young and children Fay and Dale, Will Suthers of Maaden, Floyd Hoagland and Chester Hoagland, Mrs. George Hoagland and children Etta Edna Cornelia George and John, and Miss Evelyna Saddler of Wellston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hoagland
Etta
Edna
Cornelia
George
John
Evelyna Saddler
Wellston
Drake Released From County Jail After Bond Set
Wilbur Drake was freed yesterday in Common Pleas court after Judge L G Worstell set bond at 300 dollars on a concealed weapons charge and 100 dollars on intoxication. The defendant had been in county jail on two charges until release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Drake
L. G. Worstell
Common Pleas
Social Guests Visit Across Towns and Cities
Mrs. Marquise McCann and son Bryan Beverly were guests Tuesday of Mrs. C. H. Bartlett. Miss Irma Sickles of Portsmouth is the guest of Mrs. Blanche Delph. Mrs. Ray Ashby visits her daughter in Columbus. Mrs. James Fick and daughter stay with the former's parents in Richwood. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Morgan Jr. of Columbus were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. William Morgan. Miss Leah Reynolds spent the day in Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Gibson and Mrs. Margaret Gibson of Columbus were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Gibson. Miss Elizabeth Smith returned home after a visit in Cleveland with Mrs. Charles Price.
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Marquise McCann
Bryan
Beverly
C. H. Bartlett
Irma Sickles
Portsmouth
Blanche Delph
Ray Ashby
Columbus
James Fick
Richwood
Thomas Morgan
William Morgan
Leah Reynolds
C. M. Gibson
Margaret Gibson
W. W. Gibson
Elizabeth Smith
Cleveland
Charles Price
Campaign Log: Progressives meed in Omaha and national plans unfold
Seven delegates attended the Progressive party session in Omaha Nebraska. Eastern Republican leaders plan a campaign to mobilize the entire family vote and will share plans at a Chicago meeting. Senator Pat Harrison vows militant effort in the South to prevent Republican split. Herbert Hoover outlines homecoming and northern California tour. Governor Smith sets August 22 as his Democratic nomination acceptance date and drafts the speech.
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Progressive Party
Omaha
Neb
Republican National
San Francisco
California
Smith
Senior Class Names Officers for Year at Ohio University
Officers of the summer graduating class in Ohio University were elected with Herbert B. Inboden of Logan as president, Mark Baker of Fredericktown as vice president, and Irene White of Vincent as secretary. All are pursuing bachelor of science degrees in education. The class has 157 members, 56 will receive degrees at summer session end.
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Ohio University
Herbert B. Inboden
Logan
Mark Baker
Fredericktown
Irene White
Vincent
No More Gas In Stomach and Bowels
Advertises Sealncas gas remedies claiming relief from stomach ache, bloating, nervousness, and heart palpitations. Describes drowsiness and cold limbs then asserts pills prevent gas from affecting circulation. Mentions yellow package and price, with CLINE PHARMACY as supplier.
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Sealncas
Baalmann
Gee
Circle of Ruth hosts garden party at Edith Stiers home
Circle of Ruth members held a Tuesday garden party at Mrs. Edith Stiers home with lanterns enhancing the setting. A two course dinner was served at ten small tables for 40 attendees, a silver offering collected, and out of town guest Mrs. Wendell Nelson attended. Reverend Lloyd Vans showed local scene motion pictures by Byron Houser, featuring children’s day activities and last Armistice Day programs. Contests and games closed the event.
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Circle of
Ruth
Edith Stiers
Wendell Nelson
Lloyd Vans
Byron Houser
Candidates’ 1926 GOP vote strength studied for 1928 primaries
Cleveland July 25 The 1926 vote figures compiled by Secretary of State Clarence J Brown show the Republican strength in state and congressional races two years ago. The data lists Brown Willis Buckley Cooper Turner Mills and Marshall with vote totals and notes that 1926 governor candidates drew fewer votes than typical, with Begg a former congress candidate from Sandusky earning 36,444 votes in the Thirteenth district against Steineman.
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Cleveland
Clarence J. Rown
James T. Begg
Myers Y. Cooper
Edward C. Turner
T. Marshall
United States
Clarence J. Brown
Rank B. Willis
Bert B. Buckley
James ©. Mills
C. T. Marshall
Ohio
Harry L. Davis
Carmi A. Thompson
Congress
Sandusky
Begg
G. C. Steineman
Donations for Ohio Baptists Hospital near the Armory in Athens
Athens donors contribute to a Southeastern Ohio Baptist hospital fund aiming to raise 300000 dollars to build a tabernacle and hospital. Dr W N Alderman and B M Covert pledged gifts to endow beds and support construction on North Fall Street near the Armory. Dr B T Kimbrough notes the hospital will be nonsectarian and staff will include local physicians with a specialists panel. A wooden tabernacle will replace the current tent, with Welsh singers set for a special meeting tonight.
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W. N. Alderman
Southeastern Ohio Baptist Hospital Fund
B. M. Covert
Athens
B. T. Kimbrough
Alderman
Kimbrough
Church Association
Morris Avenue
Southeastern Baptist Tabernacle
New Straitsville
Plays for benefit of college actors in Ewing auditorium
A trio of one act plays and music to aid Jimmie Stankenship will be shown in Ewing auditorium tomorrow evening by Ohio University players under Harold Evans. The program includes The Sponge The Best of All Ways and The Flattering Word with vocal solos by Frances Hatch and Esther Fitton.
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Jimmie Stankenship
Ewing Auditorium
Ohio University Players
Harold Evans
University Dramatics
Jimmie Blankenship
Jimmie
Huntington
West Virginia
New Straitsaville
Frances Hatch
Esther Fitton
C. C. Robinson
Ireland
the Sponge
Nina Aristo
Laverne Matthew
Katherine
Gertrude Swinehart
Ralph Forrester
Paul Kiefer
Alfred Frascati
Harold Danford
Bettina
Carrie Dellihay
Mr. Evans
Lena Brown
Tim Joyce
Victor Miller
Aileen Sheridan
Katharine Robinson
Betty Sheridan
Melba Woodworth
Terrance Delane
Mark Baker
Play directed by Beatrice Mellick and Esther Fitton
Cast and creative team for a stage production include Esther Fitton leading The Flattering Word with Reverend Rigley Harold Evans Mrs Rigley Pauline Swanson Mrs Zooker Frances Hatch Eugene Tech Victor Miller Lena and Patty MacKinnon. Beatrice Mellick directs the production.
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Esther Fitton
Reverend Rigley
Harold Evans
Rigley
Pauline Swanson
Supreme Court clears sale of malt extracts in Michigan
Lansing July 24 The state supreme court reversed Carl Christenson of Montcalm County and declared legal the sale of malt extracts after previously convicting him of violating prohibition laws by selling the extract.
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Preme Court
Carl Christenson
Montcalm County
Internal Revenue Stamp Order Out Authorized for Cities Over 25,000
Postmaster Harry McKinstry said the sale of internal revenue stamps is reauthorized by the national government for cities over 25 000 in habitants. Stamps will be distributed by postmasters and kept on sale in specific Ohio post offices including Akron Canton Cincinnati Columbus Cleveland Dayton Hamilton Lima Lorain Mansfield Marion Newark Portsmouth Springfield Steubenville Toledo Warren Youngstown and Zanesville.
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Harry McKinstry
United States
McKinstry
Pomeroy
Ohio
Akron
Canton
Cincinnati
Columbus
Cleveland
Dayton
Hamilton
Lima
Lorain
Mansfield
Marion
Newark
Portsmouth
Springfield
Steubenville
Toledo
Warren
Youngstown
Zanesville
O. A. Graduate Dies After Auto Wreck
WARREN July 25 John Kosma age 24 died in St Josephs Riverside hospital after injuries from an automobile crash at Pricetown Saturday night. Born in Roumania, he came to the U.S. 16 years ago with his parents. A Leavittsburg high and Ohio University 1927 graduate in accounting, he worked as an East Ohio Gas Co. accountant in Cleveland and belonged to the Roumanian church.
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East Ohio Gas Co
Cleveland
Vine Street
Mail Pouch Clothes On Fire at Depot
Hamden July 25 A United States mail pouch and nearby sacks caught fire at the B and O depot when Miss Ernestine Miles saw the blaze while waiting for a westbound train. She alerted Station Agent F C Segale and firefighters stopped the fire, but the pouch bound for South Webster was damaged. Reflection from sun on a tin bucket was blamed.
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Hamden
United States
Ernestine Miles
B. and O
Akron Heavyweight Christner Slowed by Gorman in New York Bout
UPR-K reports Christner of Akron, once tipped as a comer, slowed to a colorless walk as Bad Gorman of New York pounded him to a points victory last night. The bout, dated uly 24, showcased Gorman’s heavy hands and control, edging Christner on the scorecards.
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Akron
Uly
Christner
Bad Gorman
New York
Yachts Finish at Santander and Sydney Finishes
YACHT Mohawk crossed the finish line at Cape Mayor in Santander Spain at 11 55 50 a m. Today in Sydney Australia the smaller yachts arrived after the Mohawk. Snow disrupted railways and caused inland flooding across New York.
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YACH
Santander
Spain
UPR
Mohawk
Sydney
Australia
Cape Mayor
U.R
New South
Wales
Atlantic
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United States Bureau of Aeronautics
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