Petty larceny case and minor injuries in local incidents
In Nelsonville a woman who picked up a pocketbook at Johnson's Grocery Saturday night is identified and urged to return it. Joe Butt faced petty larceny charges for stealing a ring from Charles Carnes. he returned the ring and paid $5 plus costs. A car crash near Circle Hill left Mr. and Mrs. Wallace and Mr. Nixon with cuts from flying glass. the car suffered limited damage. Miss Lucile Wells and Miss Gertrude Bartlett were visiting locals from Columbus and Athens respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson’s
Geo. E. Johnson Grocery
Joe Butt
Donley
Butts
Charles Carnes
Circle Hill
Lou Nixon
Dave Wallace
Buckeye Lake
Nixon
Lucile Wells
Columbus
Aera
Gertrude Bartlett
O. U
Athens
C. H Bartlett
Vacation Planned by Rev Leon Arpee and Local Visits
Rev Leon Arpee of the Presbyterian church leaves today for a month long vacation visiting his mother in Athens and then Cincinnati. Edward Arpee of Athens spent Sunday with his brother and spoke on the Northfield Mission conference at the Presbyterian church. Mrs Chas Weltzheimer and four children returned from Ironton after a two week visit with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Arpee
The
Presbyterian Church
Athens
Cincinnati
Edward Arpee
Northfield
Chas. Weltzheimer
Ironton
Elizabeth Crabtree
Columbus
Orphin Casey
Lake City
Iowa
D. A. Ferree
Lake Side
Leona McVickers
John Rhodes
Mabel Barnehart
Joe
James Cooley
New York City
Michael Betts
Stella Cappell
Birthday Dinner Honors Six Birthday Anniversary
Miss Joe Barnecut hosted a six o clock dinner Saturday at her Columbus street home for her sixth birthday anniversary. Guests included Dr. and Mrs. C. E. Welch and Mrs. Mabel Barnecut, Misses Florence Cook Elsie Hodgman Ruth and Virginia Eberle and Billy Rhodes. Afterward the children, chaperoned by Miss Hodgman and Miss Cook, attended a Majestic theatre party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Barnecut
Columbus Street
C. E. Welch
Mabel Barnecut
Florence Cook
Elsie Hodgman
Ruth
Virginia Eberle
Billy Rhodes
The
Majestic
Classifieds Offer 40 Bushels Potatoes at 1.40 a Bushel
Local ad lists 40 bushels of potatoes for sale at 1.40 dollars per bushel by Frank Tedrow dated 6 28. A nearby phonograph ad proclaims extraordinary tone and volume at below cost from Sauter's Phonograph Studio near the Depot in Nelsonville. Names Marie Spencer Dorothy Hilton Nellie North Johnny Nuter Leola McMary appear in a separate listing. The afternoon was spent in music and a mix of notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Tedrow
Sauter
Phonograph
Depot
Nelsonville
Tf Marie Spencer
Dorothy Hilton
Nellie North
Johnny Nuter
Leola McMary
One Word Review Shake Passed Judgment on Book
An American paper recently gave a one word review of a book. It named the title author and publisher, then simply judged the work with the single word Shake.
Dagger Murder of Lakewood Publisher Remains Unsold
Police in Cleveland and Lakewood Ohio have found no leads in the stabbing death of Dan Kaber publisher. He was attacked in bed, stabbed twenty four times with a file dagger, while his mother in law step daughter a friend of the step daughter and a nurse were present. Kaber died several hours after the attack and he told police a woman planned it and to get the man with the cap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Lakewood
Dan Kaber
Kaber
Cedar Point
Pat Crowe Aviator Book Honors Fallen Fliers
The piece notes Pat Crowe, aviator who flew and fell in France, left behind a letters book now a monument to brave fliers. James Crowe, Alabama native and former Evening Sun writer, sent home his letters about France and Jacoline. William Chase of the New York Times compiled the book Pat Crowe Aviator for friends and the public. Colonel Arthur Woods assists displaced soldiers with reemployment, while many veterans return to old jobs or fill vacancies. The article touts Crowe’s record of human endeavor as an inspiration to veterans and the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat” Crowe
France
America
James Crowe
Alabama
Evening Sun
Jacqueline
William Chase
New York Times
Pat
Pat Crowe
Army
Navy
Crowe
New York
Arthur Woods
Secretary of War
Bolin Ready to Aid Ohio Food profiteering Probe
Columbus Ohio July 28 Cooperation of federal authorities in the probe of food profiteering in Ohio was assured today when Federal district attorney Stuart R Bolin said he was ready to do all in his power to assist in the investigation He offered the services of his staff to Governor Cox and Attorney General Price and said a federal grand jury probe could be conducted if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Stuart R. Bolin
Cox
Price
Bolin
Guerilla War Outcome in Chicago Riots
Race rioting in Chicago today subsided into guerilla warfare as extra patrols and mounted police controlled spasmodic clashes. The Stockyards district with many Black workers remained a flashpoint, while big plants dispatched additional workers to keep order. Fist fights erupted despite police efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ills
Black Belt
Abdication of Kaiser Reported by Pan-German Papers
Spa proceedings recount Kaiser Wilhelm's abdication amid Hindenburg pressure and a claim that Baden prince Maximilian altered a dispatch to announce total abdication. Wilhelm later agreed to leave for Holland after proposing to lead an army against the revolution. Vorwaerts calls for Michelis to be tried for failing to pursue an early peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Spa
Germany
Kaiser
Hindenburg
Wilhelm
Prussia
Maximilan
Baden
Wolff Bureau
Holland
Erzberger
National Assembly
Vorwaerts
George Michelis
Congress Must Act Not Investigate To Curb Prices
Minnesota representative Oscar Keller urged rapid action to lower living costs announcing he won his seat on that pledge. He warned profiteers and speculators could drive prices up with next winter near, calling for laws to curb them or food relief. The House Rules Committee moved to dispose of war department food reserves in coming months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
League of Nations
Oscar Keller
Kellar
Minnesota
Congress
House Rules Committee
War Departments
Graham
Baker
Madam Walker Dies Wealthy Hair Restorer Pioneer
Madam Walker reputedly the wealthiest colored woman in the United States, dies at her Irvington New York country home after a long illness. She built a fortune rumored over a million dollars from a hair restorer. The piece notes odd optimism about rabbits in business districts and Alaskan orange groves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvingtonson
Hudson
N. Y
Madam Walker
United States
Alaska
Cozy Corner hosts large family picnic for Emery V Wolfe
Relatives and friends from Athens and nearby towns gather at Emery V Wolfe’s Cozy Corner home for a Sunday picnic. About 63 nieces and nephews attend along with siblings in law and other visitors. Wolfe receives a money gift and is noted for thrift and integrity.
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Cozy Corner
Emery V. Wolfe
Athens
Wolfe
Columbus
Glouster
Trimble
Millfield
Hooper Ridge
Federal
Mr. Wolfe
Ames Township
Alum Creek post office clerk arrested in mail theft case
Charleston July 28. Mrs. George Allen a clerk at Alum Creek post office has been arrested by postal authorities on charges of stealing from the United States mails. Decoy letters and packages traced the crime to her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
United States
George Allen
Alum Creek
Publisher's Wife Sole Beneficiary Under His Will
Mrs Catherine Raber widow of slain Cleveland publisher Daniel Kaber is sole beneficiary under the will offered for probate in Cleveland Ohio. Three employees receive 250 dollars each and 500 dollars to another. A Cedar Point cottage and lot go to stepdaughter Marion McArdle. Coroner awaits county chemist report on arsenic allegedly found in Kabers stomach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Catherine Kaber
Daniel Kaber
Cedar Point
Marion McArdle
Raber
Memorial service and local notices in New Marshfield
Large crowd attended the memorial service at Carbondale for World War heroes Dr. K. T. Crossen and James Gabriel. The column also lists deaths, visits, travels, and family events including Evelyn Marie Graham's death, showers, and relatives visiting in various towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
K. T. Crossen
James Gabriel
Evelyn Marie
William Graham
Salem M. E. Church
Leslie Dabritz
Ed Robinett
Barberton
Cora Zeigler
Charles
Athens
R. S. Dinsmoor
Ruth Lewellyn
Floyd Beverage
Lancaster
Newton Russell
Middleport
Fred Herron
George Mace
Gladys Brewer
Zaleski
John Brewer
Frank
Prattsville
Trimie Russell
Cheshire
Alex Rusell
Woman Kills Self in Ohio County Home
Coroner T. H. Kirk ruled Hazel Caruso formerly Miss Hazel Schwender died by her own hand after an investigation. She was found with a bullet wound to the head in Yorkville. No arrests were made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stubenville
T. H. Kirk
Hazel Caruso
Hazel Schwender
Yorkville
Trust firms outside Ohio must meet new bank law ruling
Columbus July 28 Attorney General Price ruled that trust companies incorporated outside Ohio wishing to operate here must conform to the new state bank law. He added that foreign trust firms may settle Ohio estates without complying with all state bank statutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okio
Columbus
Price
Ohio
Mexican bandits release kidnapped American boy
Phillip Thompson, a U S boy abducted about 30 miles from Mexico City by Mexican bandits, has been released after payment of 1500 pesos. The state department was advised and the Mexican government approved payment of the ransom.
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Washington
Phillip Thompson
Mexico City
State Department
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W. H. Parks
Florence and
Doras
Ralph Parks
Carpenters
F. W. Utterback
J. A. Brickel
Marian McArdle
Nstrictatty
Chicago Mounted Police
Kaiser Bill
Solon
Charlies C. Gates
E. M
Nelsonville Tire & Repair Co
U. S. Pat
Bell
W. Washington
Sailie
Clark's
Clark
Armatrong
Mechem Dry Goods
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