Canaanville Man Trapped Nine Hours After Wreck
Gene Douglas of Canaanville was pinned in his wrecked coupe at the bottom of a 40 foot embankment on State Route 31 for more than nine hours Sunday morning. Two boys found him and an ambulance took him to Sheltering Arms Hospital Athens. Douglas, crippled for years, previously operated a filling station.
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Nelsonville
Gene Douglas
Canaanville
Floodwood
Circle Hill
Douglas
Stout
Onville
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Ma Ferguson Leads Texas Democrats in Primary Runoff Setup
Texas Democrats vote 2 to 1 to resubmit prohibition laws to the people with 218 963 for and 158 518 against. Ma Ferguson leads Governor Ross Sterling by about 26 615 votes for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination, triggering a possible second-ballot runoff to decide the nominee.
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Ma Ferguson
Texas
Sterling
Miriam A. (Ma) Ferguson
Ross Sterling
Ferguson
Ster
Ling
Guard Officer Baxter Holds Two Honor Decorations
Major Stuart Baxter of the 148th Infantry Ohio National Guard, stationed at Nelsonville headquarters, holds the Distinguished Service Cross and the French Legion of Honor for overseas service in World War I. He yesterday relieved Major John Rees as head of operations as the 148th Regiment’s overseas officers assume field duties.
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Nelsonville
Stuart Baxter
Toledo
148Th Infantry
Ohio National Guard
Baxter
John Rees
Columbus
166Th
148Th Regiment
Camp Perry
246Th
Former Resident Mrs Fanny Freer Loore Dies in Akron
Nelsonville July 25 news of the death of Mrs Fanny Freer Loore at her Akron home. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 3 pm with burial in Akron. She formerly lived in Nelsonville and is survived by daughter Miss Besse Loore and several nephews including Frank George Fred John Freer and Leland Krieg of Nelsonville.
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Fanny Freer-Loore
Akron
Nelsonville
Fanny Freer- Loore
Loore
Miss Besse Loore
Frank
George
Fred
John Freer
Leland Krieg
Webb Pleads Guilty on Intoxication Charge in Nelsonville
In Nelsonville on July 25 Frank Webb pleaded guilty to intoxication in Mayor Hickman’s court and was fined 10 dollars plus costs. Also noted, Ed Windle of Hocking County was jailed after Prohibition Inspector Tom Bush arrested him Saturday and he faces arraignment on intoxication charges. Mrs. Charles Backus, a Lent's Restaurant cook, suffered a broken leg Saturday night after a fall while walking home on Meeker Run, found by her husband around 1 am after attending a band concert.
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Nelsonville
Frank Webb
J. W. Hickman
Ed Windle
Hocking County
Tom Bush
Logan
Joe Farbearn
Charles Backus
Lent's
Here
Meeker Run
Backus
Janet Hutchison Models at Gipsy Trail Club Carmel NY
Janet Hutchison, a well known model, posed before the camera at the Gipsy Trail Club in Carmel New York. Her face and figure have appeared in hundreds of national advertisements.
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Janet Hutchison
Gipsy Trail Club
Carmel
N. Y
Mrs Belfy Dies After Long Illness in Murray City
Mrs. Julia Belfy 68 died Saturday night at her Murray City home. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at 2 PM at the M E Church in Murray City with burial in Greenlawn. Her husband died seven months ago. Rainbow Class social held at Mrs Barrows home with Mrs Lane and Mrs Ruscoe winning prizes. refreshments for 19 members and guest Mrs Thomas.
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Nelsonville
Julia Belfy
Murray City
M. E. Church
Greenlawn
Marzella Barrows
Pearl McCulloch
The
Christian Church
Washington Street
S. S. Lane
Dewey Ruscoe
Sam
Burial for one week old Marjorie Adeline Barstow
In Nelsonville on July 25 the one week old Marjorie Adeline Barstow daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Barstow Carbon Hill was buried in Carbon Hill Cemetery after dying Sunday at the parents home.
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Nelsonville
Marjorie Adeline
Arthur Barstow
Carbon Hill
Numerous Columbus visitors share weekend with local families
Miss Mary Mulligan spends two weeks in Columbus as guest of the Hutchinsons and others, while Miss Mary Sharp accompanies her home. Ardent visitors include Mr Arden Allyn and Mr Vinel Dwinnell visiting from Columbus, Mrs L A Davis’s family hosts, and Mr Roy Bowers and Mrs Rolland Williams with relatives in the area. Local residents travel to Cadiz, Old Man's Cave and Lebanon for visits and picnics as spring outings continue.
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Mary Mulligan
Columbus
G. W. Hutchinson
Frank Tedrow, Jr
James Sharp
Mary Sharp
Arden Allyn
Verity
Madison Street
Ed Humphrey
Circle Hill
Vinel Dwinnell
L. A. Davis
Roy Bowers
Rolland Williams
New Lexington
Albert Dilcher
Rex
Jean
Steubenville
Dilcher
Emma Dilcher
Helen Gandee
Cadiz
Leo Haus
Rhea
Akron
J. C. Evans
Lebanon
Ohio
W. L. Hudson
William Evans
Hudson
Sam Taube
New York City
M. Shamansky
Mary Barrett
Cleveland
Edith Evans
Athens
Elizabeth Dieber
Jackson
Nelsonville
Florence
Marguerite Cook
Kent
Seek Two Attackers Near North Lima
Youngstown July 25 search for two men alleged to have attacked an aged woman and her daughter at North Lima late Saturday was fruitless today as a neighbor posse aided the sheriff in attempting to trail the pair.
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Youngstown
North Lima
Von Papen Era Solidified as Ex-Kaiser’s Son Promises Return
Berlin dispatch reports the Prussia seizure by Franz Von Papen’s militarist government was upheld by the supreme court. The ex-Kaiser’s son, Prince August Wilhelm, predicts his father will return soon and a third empire is near. The ministers failed to halt Papen’s 90 000 strong police rule.
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Berlin
U.P
Prussia
Franz von Papen
Supreme Court
Germany
von Papen
Reich
Stewart area hosts 83rd birthday celebration for Lewis Ludwick
Friends and relatives gathered at the Ludwicks' country home near Stewart Ohio to celebrate Lewis Ludwick's 83rd birthday. A noon dinner for 56 was served on a single lawn table followed by a program featuring prayer by Lewis Ludwick and readings and music by local performers. Among those attending were family members from Columbus Athens Logan Nelsonville Guyville and Lottridge R. F. D. No. 2 and Coolville.
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Stewart
Lewis Ludwick
Ohio
Mr. Ludwick
Lonnie Runyon
Wray
Nickoson
Barnhart
Olive Se
Telescope gifted to Perkins Observatory by Roe collection
Delaware, July 25. A telescope from the late Prof. EK D Roe of Syracuse University was donated to the Perkins Observatory at Ohio Wesleyan University. The transfer was announced today.
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Delaware
EK. D. Roe
Syracuse University
Perkins Observatory
Ohio Wesleyan University
Bacardi Vice President Dies From Accidental Shot
Facundo Bacardi, 40, vice-president of the Bacardi rum company, died in a Havana hospital from a bullet wound believed accidentally inflicted a week earlier.
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Santiago
Cuba
Facundo Bacardi
Marital Troubles Tied to a Double Tragedy
Cleveland police say divorce action filed by Mrs. Golden Beck against Charles A. Beck provided the motive for her murder and his subsequent self inflicted death.
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Cleveland
Golden Beck
Charles A. Beck
Stay Deportation Of Girl Radical Edith Berkman
Justice Outs 1 Brandeis of the DU 8 Supreme Court stays the deportation of Edith Berkman a radical labor organizer arrested during a tentile strike in Lawrence Massachusetts. Berkman currently at a Massachusetts state hospital suffers from tuberculosis awaiting further action.
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Edith Berkman
Poland
Justice Outs
Brandeis
Supreme Court
Berkman
Lawrence
Mass
Massachusetts State Hospital
National Guard Truck Driver Is Exonerated
Sergeant Emmett J. Scott of Lima, driver of a National Guard truck, was exonerated of blame in an accident south of Lancaster that killed Esther Margaret Belgya, 16, as she rode in a car with John Schmidt. Scott said he did not stop thinking the other car had brushed his fender.
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Columbus
U.R
Emmett 8
Scott
Lima
Ohio National Guard
Lancaster
Esther Margaret Belgya
Peter Belgya
John Schmidt
Nelsonville
State spends over a million in southern Ohio relief and highways
In six southern Ohio counties Perry Meigs Vinton Athens Morgan and Hocking the State Relief Committee reports more than 1.25 million dollars spent on direct food relief and highway construction with relief labor clauses of 85 percent for winter bridges and a similar rate for roads this year Food costing 8 903 95 has been provided since January 1 Highway contracts total 1 338 586 with Perry 168 721 Meigs 111 231 Vinton 154 358 Athens 375 250 Morgan 44 286 Hocking 124 740
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Nelsonville
Ohio
Perry
Meigs
Vinton
Athens
Morgan
Hocking
Russia Plans Second Five Year Outlay Near 75 Billion
Washington July 25 Soviet Russia will launch a second five year plan in January with an outlay of 75 billion dollars for improvements in industry agriculture and transportation. The plan is nearly three times larger than the first and will require substantial imports while Russia tightens US purchases and expands deals with Germany and Britain. American traders say credits and reciprocal trade might restart large US buys if arrangements are made.
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Washington
Russia
Soviet Information Bureau
United States
Germany
Great Britain
United Press
Beieve
Mrs. Thelma Detrich Dies After Birth in Columbus Hospital
Mrs Thelma Detrich 34 a former McConnalville resident died at a Columbus hospital Saturday night following the birth of a son. She was born Thelma Lindimere and married John Detrich. She is survived by her husband two children John M a home and two sisters Misses Gertrude Lindimere Athens and Mary Lindimere Columbus.
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Thelma Derreteh
McConnalaville
Dettrich
Thelma Lindimere
Morgan County
Columbia
John Detrich
Beatles
John M
Gertrude Lindimere
Athens
Mary Lindimere
Calumbua
Walther League Holds 401st Annual Convention in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles on July 2 the International Walther League conducts its annual convention day one with 3000 members and delegates in attendance. The intra church group focuses on internal affairs during the flat business session.
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Los Angeles
International Walther League
Police Seek Looters Steal From Rail Car
County officials search for culprits who broke into three merchandise rail cars en route from Ruadville to Corning and stole items worth several hundred dollars. Loot reportedly included baking powder candy jars and mechanics supplies.
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New Lexington
Ruad+ville
Corning
Lootta
Local disturbance ends after sheriff and officer arrive
A milling site in Charleston Wo Va experienced a disorder over merchandise valued at 1463 dollars consigned to T. A. McKellip. Claude Marshall deputy sheriff and BR EB Stowe local police officer arrived, restoring order on the scene.
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Claude Marshall
EB. Stowe
Flour Center Storm Draws Police Protection
In New Lexington on July 25 a crowd of several hundred people, including men women and children, stormed a wholesale flour house on South Main Street during a Red Cross flour distribution. Police protection was rushed to the scene as the unruly mob grew dangerous and a boy was reportedly trampled.
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New Lexington
South Main Street
Red Cross
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