Fire damages Nelsonville studio and Poston store
A late night fire at McCreary's studio on the second story of the Henry Poston frame building caused hundreds in damage to both the studio and the Poston clothing store on the main floor. Firefighters fought the blaze as a passerby alerted authorities. Red Tartiy, a volunteer firefighter, was overcome by smoke but recovered later.
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Nelsonville
McCreay
Henry Posten
Opublic Square
Henry Poston
Adrian Aisa
passere-Sy
Sethef Prick Construction
McCreary
Poston
Willlre
Esther class picnic at Buckeye Lake attracts forty members
About forty members of the Esther class of the Christian Sunday school enjoyed their annual picnic Thursday at the Barron cottage at Buckeye Lake. They left by motor at 8 and returned at 7 30. Mrs. T. S. Barron was praised for hosting. a picnic dinner and supper were served.
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Nelsonville
Esther
Christian Sunday School
Barron
Buckeye Lake
T. S. Barron
Methodist class party at Nelsonville home
Mrs Homer Warehime hosted her Sunday school class from the Methodist church on the Nelsonville Athens road Thursday evening. Ten members and the teacher Mrs Charles Monks attended and enjoyed refreshments at a late hour.
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Homer Warehime
The
Methodist Church
Nelsonville
Athens Road
Charles Monks
Social notes from Columbus and nearby towns
Mrs. C H Martin traveled to Truscon Arizona to visit relatives. Several couples took motor trips to Canada and Niagara Falls while others spent days in Columbus. Visits include Belle Weymueller and Glenn, Charles Roudebush, John Michel, and Don Sheffield illness prompted travel. A funeral in Columbus for Dr. A Teal was attended by Flossie Crawford and Martha Davis. Ladona Jean named for newborn daughter of Mr and Mrs M B Newman. Miss Merton Morris visiting Ashville.
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C. H. Martin
Truscon
Arizona
Ollie Brown
Pauline Martin
J. D. Knight
Canada
Niagara Falls
W. M. Howe
Margaret Johnson
Columbus
Roy Grose
Ted Katzenbach
North
Belle Weymueller
Glenn
New York City
C. A. Stover
Charles Roudebush
Zanesville
R. A. Snackenberg
John Michel
Toledo
Don Sheffield
Sheffield
Flossie Crawford
Estate Adjudged In Shared Property Case
Common Pleas court confirmed a partition verdict in the suit Haney versus Zimmerman et al. The property appraised at 3759 dollars could not be divided without injury and Mary E. Haney elected to take it. She paid 103.35 in costs 80 attorney fees and 411.64 to each Zimmerman plaintiff and Marcus D. Zimmerman, and the real estate was adjudged to Haney.
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Mery
Haney
Marcus
Zimmerman
Common Pleas Court
Mary E. Haney
Horace A. Zimmerman
George Zimmerman
Marcus D. Zimmerman
Mary Haney
Golden wedding anniversary observed in Lynn family
In Haverhill Mr and Mrs Frank Tyler celebrated their 50th anniversary with a cake baked on their wedding day by Mrs Elizabeth Tyler mother of the groom. The Ty ler family links include the village blacksmith father of Mr Tyler and the Breed lineage connected to the Battle of Bunker Hill. James L Davis of Zanesville, 89, died after stepping from a carb into a truck driven by Henry Cassidy. Cassidy was exonerated.
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Zanesville
James L. Davis
Henry Cassidy
Bethesda Hospital
Cassidy
Mrs Addie Curtis Meighen dies after illness at 57
Mrs. Addie Curtis Meighen age 57 wife of George W Meighen died at her West Union street home at 12 30 PM after months of illness She was born at the Garden and lived there until the family moved to Athens twelve years ago Survivors include her husband son Forest Meighen of Chillicothe two grandsons Robert and William one sister Mrs Frank Blackwell of Meigs county and one brother Kyle Curtis of Youngstown Funeral services will be held at 11 o clock Sunday morning at the Central avenue M E church burial will be in Athens
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Addie Curtis Meighen
George W. Meighen
West Union Street
Meighen
Garden
Athens
Forest Meighen
Chillicothe
Robert
William
Frank Blackwell
Meigs County
Kyle Curtis
Youngstown
Central Avenue M. E
Dayton
Ohio Industrial Commission
Columbus
Raymond
Maurice
Patricia
Boxing Commission Seeks Dempsey Tunney Fight In New York
New York boxing officials believe promoter Tex Rickard is bound to stage the Dempsey Tunney title bout in New York under a binding agreement. James Farley, examiner, said the commission may allow higher admission prices than the $27.50 ceiling if the fight is held in the city.
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New York
U.R
New York Boxing Commission
Tex Rickard
Jack Dempsey
Gene Tunney
James Farley
Farley
Rickard
Cabinet Meeting Called Over Geneva Naval Talks
Foreign Secretary Sir Austen Chamberlain summoned a cabinet meeting this afternoon to discuss the likely collapse of President Coolidge's naval limitations conference at Geneva.
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London
Austen Chamberlain
President Coolidge
Geneva
Rubber hoped from Philippine Islands for U S needs
Professor Ralston Hayden of the University of Michigan told a round table at the institute of politics in Williamstown that the Philippine Islands could grow enough rubber to supply about one half of the United States demand.
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Williamstown
Mass
Philippine Islands
United States
Ralston Hayden
University of Michigan
Institute of Politics
Miss Ohio title judges whittle field in Sandusky
In Sandusky on July 29 all but 10 of the 27 contestants for the Miss Ohio title were eliminated during today’s judging session.
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Sandusky
Ford to Deliver New Car by August Fifteen
Detroit dealers report deliveries of the new Ford car could begin August fifteenth. Ford officials deny knowledge of the exact launch date. Dealers take deposits with a tacit refund policy if the car is unsatisfactory or delivery is late.
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Detroit
Mich
U.R
Ford Automobiles
Ford
Ford Motor Company
Dearborn Experimental Laboratory
Further Probe Made in Eastern Ohio Situation
Under governor Donahey Col Robert Haubrick and Col W Reynolds investigated Segar Fuel mine near Lisbon. They returned with a report that conditions were quiet and no troops needed. Sheriff Wright said Segal officials misrepresented conditions. George W Savage of the Ohio miners union reported no trouble in Eastern Ohio.
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Columbus
O.R
Donahey
Robert Haubrick
Col. W. Reynolds
Segar Fuel Company
Lisbon
Wright
Segal
George W. Savage
Ohio Miners Union
Ohio
No Flying Squads Reform Creates Secret Service Unit
Acting Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Seymour Lowman abolished all flying squads of the federal prohibition organization and created a new secret service division of trained investigators. W. B. Robinson, longtime Internal Revenue Service intelligence agent, named head of the new unit.
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Treasury
Secret Service
Washington
Seymour Lowman
Zanesville Pharmacist Buys Ewing Pharmacy for 17000
Herbert A. Jones of Zanesville has bought the Ewing pharmacy from receiver C. G. Bowen after a weeks long inventory. The store will reopen Friday with the entire stock sold for about 17000 dollars.
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Logan
Herbert A. Jones
Zanesville
Ewing Pharmacy
C. G. Bowen
Jones
Aimee Semple McPherson to resign as Angelus Temple pastor
The famous evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson will resign as pastor of Angelus Temple in Los Angeles. After a stormy meeting with her mother Mrs. Minnie Kennedy and two lawyers, she prepared her resignation to take effect when a successor is appointed.
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Los Angeles
Calif
U.R
Aimee Semple McPherson
Angelus Temple
Four-Square Gospel Lighthouse
Minnie Kennedy
Chinese Earthquake Death Toll Reported in China
Monsignor Buddenbrook vicar apostolic of the Steyl mission at Liangchow reports to the Shanghai correspondent of the Westminster Gazette that about one hundred thousand Chinese died in a May 23 earthquake in Kansu province. Telegraph links were broken, delaying news of the disaster.
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London
Kansu
China
Buddenbrook
Steyl Mission
Liangchow
Shanghai
Westminster Gazette
Bishop's Letter Details Catastrophe Progress
A bishop's letter provides the first details of the catastrophe and explains efforts to prevent further danger as the incident unfolds. The document outlines response actions and the situation's status for readers.
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Ter
Mad dog scare shocks Chauncey residents
A stray bull dog, believed mad, chased children on Main Street Chauncey yesterday afternoon. Deputy Marshal Charles V. Karns shot the dog after townspeople notified authorities. The animal is described as unowned and not belonging to anyone in the area.
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Chauncey
Main Street
Charles V. Karns
Clifford and companion die in Kirkersville crash
Francis Michael Clifford 25 a reviewer for the state industrial commission was killed when the car he drove collided with a moving van near Kirkersville. His companion William Johnson of New Lexington was badly cut in the accident.
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Columbus
Francis Michael Clifford
State Industrial Commission
William Johnson
New Lexington
Clifford
Kirkersville
Hocking County School Controversy May Reach Columbus
Logan July 29 George L Wright head of the Hocking county board of education said he had received a letter from John L Clifton state education inviting him to Columbus to discuss the county school controversy. Other board members could not be reached to learn if they had received similar letters. Wright would confer with others before replying. It is known Coleman and Christman have been in his office for conferences.
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Logan
George. L. . Wright
Hocking
Freddie Welsh Dies After Ring Career Wealth
The New York dies notice reports Freddie Welsh, who earned nearly 300000 in boxing, died in unclear circumstances per his widow. The obituary notes his championship period and lifetime earnings.
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New York
Freddie Welsh
Cumstances
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Ford Dealers
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