Four arraignments at Nelsonville court plead not guilty
In Nelsonville four of five arraigned before Mayor L J Eberle pleaded not guilty on charges including intoxication and careless driving. Barron and Thompson set hearings for June 7, Yates for June 10, Bail changed to guilty with $10 fine, Spencer’s automobile lights violation resulted in guilty with sentence withheld. Carbon Hill alumni banquet set for June 11 at M E church with dinner, dancing and officers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
L. J. Eberle
Porter Barron
Barron
Robert Thompson
Doanville
Arthur Yates
Samuel Bail
Greendale
Edward Spencer
Carbon Hill High School
M. E. Church
Don Kammerling
Marjorie Clark
Louis Lowes
Thelma Locke
More Paint Still Needed for Seats at City Playground
Nelsonville reports more paint is needed to finish seating at the city playground. Stacy Sharp donated two gallons and will apply it with his spray gun free of charge. The Southern Ohio Electric Company added two more gallons. From six to eight additional gallons are required. Al Dilcher of the YMCA asks volunteers to call.
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Nelsonville
Stacy Sharp
Southern Ohio Electric Company
al Dilcher
Nelsonville ready to unveil new Seagrave fire truck
The city of Nelsonville will receive its new Seagrave fire truck this week after a month of purchase. Fire Chief Dana Windon will travel to Columbus Friday morning to drive the vehicle back to the city and oversee a demonstration of the truck and hose under the national board of fire underwriters. Details and the exact date of the demonstration will be announced once set.
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Nelsonville
Seagrave
Dana Windon
Columbus
National Board of Underwriters
Nelsonville Bay star Crabtree shines for Dubuque
Nelsonville’s Esté Crabtree, now with Dubuque in the Mississippi Valley League, is praised for a dramatic running catch that preserved a win over Moline. The Dubuque Telegraph-Herald lauds his leaping grab and defensive range in left field, while noting his .302 batting average.
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Nelsonville
Este Crabtree
Dubuque
Iowa
Moline
Crabtree
Pythians Elect Valley Lodge Officers in Semiannual Vote
Valley lodge No. 169 Knights of Pythias held elections at Castile hall. Carl Smith won the office of commander for the coming term with Earl Linscott as vice commander and James Coope as master of A and others named for prelate inner guard outer guard and over 60 officers will hold over including Gilbert Smith keeper of records and seals William Pierce master of finance W D Wolfe master of exchequer Ed Bateman master of work.
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Nelsonville
Valley Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Castile Hall
Carl Smith
V. C
Earl Linscott
James Coope
M. of A
Will Harburger
Francis Sanders
Ed Howard
Gilbert Smith
William Pierce
W. D. Wolfe
Ed Bateman
Radio reception improves with clear signals in Nelsonville
In Nelsonville on June 2 radio reception last night was described as the best in months as fans who stayed with their sets heard all stations clearly with little static. The spring had seen poor reception, many fans abandoning radios for other entertainment, but the recent clear night stood out.
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Nelsonville
Jackson Chosen Illustrious Master In Haybron Council
Jackson was elected thrice illustrious master of Haybron council No. 119 R and S M at the annual meeting in the Masonic temple Jackson will serve as leader with Donald B Lowden as deputy master H H Iler principal conductor of work James Sharp treasurer C G Pritchard recorder H H Harding captain of guard Harry Hickman conductor of council L G Devore steward Mose Evans sentinel and H H Iler past master installed the officers at meeting’s end
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Nelsonville
H. H. Jackson
Haybron
Masonic Temple
Donald B. Lowden
H. H. Iler
James Sharp
C. G. Pritchard
H. H. Harding
Harry Hickman
East Barbers Win Nelsonville Clash 11-0
Eddie's East Barbers dominated Centralites at the playgrounds last night winning 11 to 0. The decisive victory extended East Barbers' strong run while Centralites struggled to score in the shutout defeat.
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East Barbers
Nelsonville
Eddie's
Centralites
Retail Merchants Hold Monthly Dinner in Nelsonville
Members of the Retail Merchants Association held their monthly dinner at the YMCA in Nelsonville. Thirty were in attendance and routine business was transacted after the meal.
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Nelsonville
Retail Merchants Association
Pocahontas Council Honors Grace B Curtis at Kill Eagle No 57
Mrs Grace B Curtis of Bridgeport Ohio honored as Pocahontas of Ohio at Kill Eagle Council No 57 meeting. Local team exemplified degree work creditably with guests from New Straitsville and visitor Mrs Will King from Corning. Lunch followed session.
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Grace B. Curtis
Bridgeport
Ohio
Great Pocahontas
Kill Eagle Council
Pocahontas
New Straitsville
Will King
Corning
Camp Fire Girls Bake Sale at Boot Shop Friday
The Camp Fire girls host a candy and bake sale Friday afternoon from 2 to 5 at the Boot Shop. Proceeds support their activities.
Standard Bearers Meet at Methodist Church
The Standard Bearers of the Methodist church met with Katharine and Marie Warehime on Wednesday evening for devotions music readings and discussion. They planned a future play and served luncheon to Sadie Thacker Garnet Wright Lillian Hellyer Helen Linton Edna Dishon Lucille Dishon Marie Spencer Ethel Walker and Marceline Wallace. Esther Farms Mildred Hutchins and Doris Wallace attended as guests.
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Methodist Church
Katherine
Marie Warehime
Sadie Thacker
Garnet Wright
Lillian Hellyer
Helen Linton
Edna Dishon
Lucille Dishon
Marie Spencer
Ethel Walker
Marceline Wallace
Esther Farms
Mildred Hutchins
Doris Wallace
Residents and visitors thread through Columbus and area
Mrs. C. R. Wyman and two sons spend the day in Columbus while others travel to Toledo for work and return to Van Wert. Lancaster, Athens, Buckeye Lake, Middleport, Detroit and Dayton are among towns visitors and residents are noted in this gaggle of social movements and greetings.
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C. R. Wyman
Columbus
John Evans
Toledo
Evans
Mac Bartlett
Bryan McCann
Lancaster High School
Ellen Nolte
David Owens
van Wert
Ohio
Owens
Mary Owens
C. A. Stover
Esther Briley
Murray City
Gladys. Bowers
Athens
Horace Mender
Texas
T. S. Barron
John Love
Barron
Buckeye Lake
Henry Rariden
Shelby
John Hay
Phoebe Clements
Grace Dowler
Wirth Clements
H. PD. Krieg
Babbit Webb
Charles Myers
C. C. Butt
Halleck
James Herrold
Will Parry
John Mooney
Henry Lancaster
Albert Barber
Middleport
Ed Johnson
Roy Maze
Billy Fisher
William Morgan
George Thorne
Logan
Leland Pierce
Flint
Mich
Ed Mills
L. H. Bannister
Maude Juniper
William Wallach
Nelsonville
Max Valkinburg
Willard
Elizabeth Valkinburg
Henry Herrold
Detroit
Hyla Herrold
Clark Spring
Harriett
F. R. Potter
Dayton
Local Socials Include Visits Across Town and Colmbus
Margaret Potter returned with them for a visit. Mr and Mrs C A Shockley and others were guests Monday at Middleport. Miss Anna Lash visits aunt in Columbus for two weeks. Will Griffith from Cleveland spends the week here and attends the alumni banquet. Mrs Oliver Jewett and son Earl accompany them home for a visit. Elizabeth Lash departs for two weeks with aunt Mrs M B Copeland in Erte Pa.
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Margaret Potter
C. A. Shockley
Ed Dewhurst
Lenna Denny
Middleport
Anna Lash
H. H. Moler
Columbus
Will Griffith
Cleveland
Oliver Jewett
Earl
Elizabeth Lash
M. B. Copeland
Erte, Pa
Christian Jacobs 74 dies. funeral at St. Andrew’s Church
Christian Jacobs 74 of Deanville died at St. Anthony's hospital Columbus Tuesday. His body lies at Stout's Chapel until tomorrow morning then funeral services will be held at St. Andrew's Catholic Church at 9. Father Eugene Owens will preside. Burial is in Green Lawn cemetery. His wife died earlier. two sons survive.
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Nelsonville
Christian Jacobs
Deanville
St. Anthony's Hospital
Columbus
Stout
Flew to Fame in 34 Hours
A historical profile traces how Charles A. Lindbergh developed self-reliance early in life. Born February 14, 1902 in Detroit, he moved with his family to Washington in 1907. He grew up near the White House, with aviation then a novelty, and his parents encouraged independent exploration.
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Charles A. Lindbergh
New York
Paris
Lindbergh
Little Falls
Minn
Detroit
Mich
Congress
Washington
Lindberghs
White House
Young Charlie
Quentin Roosevelt
Wrights
Curtiss
Lindbergh youth described as quiet yet driven
The narrative portrays a young Charlie Lindbergh as modest and reserved in school yet showing strong courage and determination. He excelled in sciences and mathematics, with a teacher noting his distinctive individual character and classmates recalling his nickname Cheese Lindbergh.
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Elizabeth E. Marshall
Washington
Charlie Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Stout to Face Trial on Larceny Embezzlement Charges
June 2 report states Charles Stout will be tried in common pleas court on June 29 for larceny and embezzlement as cashier of College Corner Banking in College Corner. State examiners found a $155,000 shortage.
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Hamilton
Charles Stout
Cmmon Pleas Court
College Corner Banking Company
College Corner
Byrd Tests Fokker Monoplane America Flight
Commander Richard E. Byrd piloted the tri motored Fokker monoplane America from Roosevelt Field on a load test. The test precedes a planned New York to Paris commercial flight, contrasting with Lindbergh's recent triumph.
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Byrd
America
Roosevelt Field
L. I
U.P
Richard E. Byrd
North Pole Flier
New York
Paris
Charles Lindbergh
Motor truck train crosses U S after war
The first motor truck train since World War I ends passes along the National highway toward the Atlantic coast, traversing Wheeling West Virginia on its journey today.
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Wheeling
W. Va
United States
Lindbergh Halted by Fog on Channel Flight Attempt
Captain Charles A Lindbergh, famed for crossing the Atlantic solo, was stopped by fog today at Kenley Airdrome England and postponed his plan to fly across the English Channel to reach France.
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Kenley Airdrome
Eng
Charles A. Lindbergh
North Atlantic Ocean
English Channel
France
Lease House Plans For Ohio University Sorority
Zeta Tau Alpha members finalize a one year lease with Miss Mina D Frye for a furnished house at 7012 University Terrace to house at least fifteen girls. A house mother is not yet chosen. other sororities plan similar houses next year.
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Ohio University
Zeta Tau Alpha
Mina D. Frye
University Terrace
Sigma Sigma Sigma
Theta Phi Alpha
Lambda Omega
Pi Beta Phi
Bolin Broadcasts From Akron Radio Station
Charlies G Bolin formerly of Athens R D now resides at 339 Fountain street Akron will broadcast on station W A D under the name Dad Haskins and his Hicktown Band Bolin plays banjo with Davy West on violin The program runs from 8 to 9 oclock every Friday night
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Charlies G. Bolin
Athens R. D
Albany High School
Fountain Street
Akron
Dad” Haskins
Hicktown
Bolin
Davy West
Athens Junior High to Hold Ninth Grade Commencement
One hundred and twenty eight ninth grade students will receive certificates of promotion at Athens High School tonight. The ceremony in the high school auditorium lists graduates including Athh Adkins Wilhelmina Arbogast Edith Atkins William Atkins Harmon Atkinson and many others.
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Athens Junior High School
Athens High School
Audi
Athh Adkins
Wilhelmina Arbogast
Edith Atkins
William Atkins
Harmon Atkinson
Clara Belle Bailey
Ruth Bain
Fern Balleger
Helen Barker
Everett Barnhart
Louise Barnhart
Bruce Baughman
Alice Beasley
Robin Beckley
Charles Beckley
Leah Beverage
Tom Biddie
Arthur Brooks
Mary Buckley
Morrison Burns
Marie Burris
Doris Burson
Flossie Burson
Ralph Burton
Paul Cable
Olive Clarke Carpenter
Maude Cassels
Ellis Chaney
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Masons
Bake Sale
Chapter
Stolt
Reading & Sells
N. Court St
Cray & Reading
Kath Minameyer
Beatrice Moore
Helen Moriart
Laura Morris
Raphael Morris
Perry Munn
Mildred Murphy
Neutyrling
Frances Nichols
Noland
Chamion Person
Mary Porter
Eugene Power
Frede Preston
Margaret Radford
Reading
George Ricketts
Saunders
Alice Schuler
Searles
Maxine Shafer
Shamel
Robert
Hepard
RFR Shumway
Ait
Everett
Scout Percale
Stevens
Hope
Gingham House
Buster Brown
Ladies’ Union
Nelsonville Dry Goods Co
Oxfords
Boston
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