Crabtree Praised as Western League Centerfielder
Nelsonville reports Estel Crabtree, former local boy, drawing high praise as centerfielder for the Oklahoma City Indians of the Western League. Dailies hail his reach and hitting spots, while injury in late week sidelines him for a period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Oklahoma City Gazette
Estel Crabtree
Oklahoma City
Crabtree
Oklahoma City Indians
Center Garden
Wingfoot
Nelsonville Chamber Holds Special June Meeting
Plan to hold a special Chamber of Commerce meeting on June 21 with a scheduled speaker described as one of the outstanding meetings of the year. No regular meeting this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Chamber of Commerce
Sweet William Club Members Host Galapolis Trip Dinner
Pr and Mrs William Seymore Rhodes Mr and Mrs William Henry Kelly and Mr and Mrs William Morgan hosted fellow Sweet William club members Mr and Mrs William Harry McGovern Sunday. They drove to Gallipolis to see the Liver bridge then dined with guests in Athens before Mr and Mrs McGovern move to Columbus today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Seymore Rhodes
William Henry Kelly
William Morgan
Sweet William Club
William Harry. McGovern
Gallipolis
New Liver Bridge
Athens
Bridge Club Hosts Three Tables At Mrs Alva Johnson Home
Mrs Alva Johnson entertained the Wednesday bridge club Tuesday at her home with three tables of play. Guests included Mrs Clifton Spencer of Kingwood West Virginia and Miss Elizabeth Inman. High scores were earned by Mrs Cecil Shafer Mrs William Morgan and Mrs Harry McGovern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva Johnson
Wednesday Bridge Club
Clifton Spencer
Kingwood
W. Va
Elizabeth Inman
Cecil Shafer
William Morgan
Harry McGovern
Otto Kaelin
Cleveland
Amos Ailes
Charles Moler
Ison
Gilbert
Datton
Harry Moore
Isons
Wendle
Melvin
Plains
Wannington
George Bonner
Chillicoth
Alex Nelson
Martha Davis
Converse Crawford
Columbus
Loren North
Durward
Dow Bowers
Mary Jo
Max
Mayme Keplar
Bill
Missionary Society to Meet at Verity Home
The Christian Woman's Missionary Society meets Thursday evening at 7 30 at Mrs P B Verity's home. Mrs H J ope will lead the program. The final officers election will occur at this gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Womans Missionary Society
P. B. Verity
Charles D Dailey Dies in Columbus Funeral Planned
Charles D Dailey died in Columbus yesterday from a complication of diseases. He was born near Albany and lived on a Mt. Blanco farm before moving to Columbus. Funeral services will be held at his residence 357 Thirteenth Avenue, with burial in the local cemetery. He had worked for Logan Oil and Gas and owned real estate. He leaves two daughters Mrs Ray Lauffer and Mrs A J Shoemaker, two grandchildren, a sister Mrs Alma Masketer and a brother Elza Dailey.
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Albany
Charles D. Dailey
Columbus
Thomas Dailey
Nimrod Dailey
Eldon Dailey
Thirteenth Avenus
Olawr
Shion Dye Dailey
Miss Dye
Harrisonville
Mt. Blanco
Clarence Hunter
Dailey
Logan Oil and Gas Company
Ray Lauffer
Kima Dailey
Lauffer
A. J. Shoemaker
Martha Dailey
Mary Evelyn
Martha Louise Shoemaker
Alma Masketer
Baltimore
Ohio
Elza Dailey
Near
Albahy
Akutan Volcano Erupts Believed Largest On Akutan Island
The largest volcanic mountain on Akutan Island is believed to be erupting today. The motorship Patterson reports dense clouds of black smoke seen rising from the island near Dutch Harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putch Harbor
Unalaska
Akutan Island
Patterson
Dutch Harbor
Heavy Rain Causes Flood Damage in Ohio Towns
Torrential rain yesterday and today did extensive damage south of Youngstown. East Liverpool and Wellsville saw washed earth cover electric railway tracks and inundated lines disrupting transport in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toungstown
Youngstown
East Liverpool
Wellsville
Ada Telephone sale to Suburban Power & Light
One of Hardin County's largest deals ends in Ada with the sale of Ada Telephone Company's stock to Suburban Power & Light of Cleveland for about $22,000. The transaction marks a major regional consolidation in utility services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton
Hardin County
Ada
Ada Telephone Company
Suburban Power & Light Company
Cleveland
John L. Wilson Dies After Five Months Illness
Nelsonville resident John L. Wilson aged 67 died Tuesday night at 10 40 at 105 Fe Columbus street after a five months illness. He leaves a widow Emma Tedrow Ruble and a son C H Ruble plus two daughters Margaret and Clarence with several relatives and friends. Funeral services Friday at 2 pm from the residence conducted by Rev Lloyd Evans with B P O Elks Knights of P and Eagles charges.
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Nelsonville
John L. Wilson
Columbus Street
Wilson
John Wilson
Hocking Valley
Addie Mace
Margaret
Clarence
Emma Tedrow Ruble
C. H. Ruble
Thomas
Anthony
The
Elks
K. of P’s
Eagles
Milk relief expanded by Sunday Creek miners in Glouster
Dan Wallace secretary of the Sunday Creek Relief association says 95 babies and children receive milk in Glouster area while 60 children are fed daily at the soup kitchen and soup is sent to homes, aiding many youngsters in Sunday Creek valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Dan Wallace
Sunday Creek Relief Association
Sunday Creek Valley
Glouster
Birth of a daughter Helen Maxine to Scott family
Nelsonville notes announce the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Scott of Detroit on Tuesday June 5. The girl is named Helen Maxine and is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Robert Scott
Detroit
Mich
Charles Scott
Helen Maxine
Pythian Sisters to Meet Thursday Evening
The Pythian Sisters plan a meeting Thursday at 7 30 o clock in the evening. Members will discuss routine matters and upcoming events. Members are asked to bring reports and be prepared to vote on pending items.
Open The Union Vacation Bible Schools Begin June 12
The American Sunday School Union supervised Vacation Bible Schools opening Tuesday June 12. The first session in Peach Ridge starts at 1:30 pm with additional schools planned in Hocking Circle Hill Laurel Run Chase and Lathrop through June and July. Three more volunteer teachers are sought and trainees should report this week. C A Spriggs Sunday school missionary Athens.
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Union Vacation Bible
American Sunday School Union
Peach Ridge
Hocking
Circle Hill
Laurel Run
Chase
Lathrop
C. A. Spriggs
Walker Street
Athens
Supreme Court Dismisses Canfield Rehearing Request
The Supreme Court denied John B. Canfield's motion for a rehearing and overruled his request for a new trial in the case in which he was disbarred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Supreme Court
John B. Canfield
Cleveland
Milady’s riding garb in society horse show attire
Mrs Bernard Gumbel of New York attended a Washington area society horse show wearing traditional riding dress including stiff hat cutaway coat long skirt and starched vest as she posed for photographs.
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Milady
Bernard Gumbel
New York
Washington
Local families visit and travel among Ohio towns
Mrs. Henry Nutter returns home after visiting her sons John Nutter and Lewis Nutter in Columbus. The Mechems spend days in Portsmouth Huntington and Ashland. Mrs. Kaelin and family visit Datton. Others, including Miss Elizabeth Inman and the Bonners, travel to Columbus and nearby towns.
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Henry Nutter
John Nutter
Lewis Nutter
Columbus
Betty Lou
Herrold Mechem
A. G.mechem
Portsmouth
Huntington
Ashland
Buckeyes to Play at Greendale Sunday
The Buckeyes will play at Greendale Sunday with the game called at 2 30 oclock.
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Buckeyes
Greendale
Students Present The Stolen Prince In Chinese One Act
The university one act plays class stages The Stolen Prince tonight at 7 in Ewing hall auditorium. No scenery used as props are supplied live by the property man. The play features Leah Mindling Willis Edmunds John Alden Katherine Philson Lewis Gettings and M'dred Abersold among others.
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Ewing Hall
Dean Voigt
Leah Mindling
Willis Edmunds
Hi T
John Alden
Katherine Philson
Lewis Gettings
M'dred Abersold
W B A to Meet Thursday Evening in K P Hall
The W B A will meet at 7 20 oclock Thursday evening in the Knights of Pythias hall. The meeting will cover planned activities and upcoming events. Members are asked to attend promptly.
Court House Doings: June Marriage Licenses Issued
Probate court records show licenses issued in early June for couples including Orland TP Hooper, 23, and Winifred Tear West, 21, both of Athens and Albany. Names of officiants include Rev Howard Warner and Rev L V Roberts plus Justice W R Wells. Couples span Athens Millfield Ironton Sharpsburg and other locales with occupations such as farmer, teacher, auto merchant, mail carrier, rubber worker, building contractor and telephone operator.
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Orland TP
Hooper
Farmer
Athens
R. D
Winifred Tear West
Albany
Howard Warner
Wayne F. Welch
Lena Alice Johnson
Cunningham
Alex Diner
Barmerton
Gladys Mayles
Millfield
Coulter
Levon Russel
Columbus
Alice Vistoria Cornell
Sharpsburg
W. R. Wells
Carl Burdette Lott
Akron
Lola Belle Keeper
Grover Cleveland Lemley
Vienna
W. Va
Mildred Virginia Beachout
Treasury certificates sale totals 400.9 million dollars
Secretary Mellon announced a sale of two series of treasury certificates totaling 400 million 900 thousand dollars. The issue aims to raise funds for government needs and represents a major debt offering by the Treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of Treasury
Mellon
Treasury
Funeral Held for Three Months Old Richard Melvin
Nelsonville. Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. at the Walls residence near Doanville for Richard Melvin McKee three months old son of Mr. and Mrs. Garrett McKee. The infant died Tuesday morning at home and burial followed at Greenlawn. Survivors include his parents grandparents and great grandmother. Rev. Lloyd Evans of the Presbyterian church conducted the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Delbert Walls
Doanville
Richard Melvin
Garrett McKee
Margaret Walls
Kimberly
Richard
Lloyd Evans
The
Presbyterian Church
Thomas Miller Dies at 68 in Happy Hollow
Nelsonville June 6 Thomas Miller age 68 died Tuesday at his Happy Hollow home after a heart illness. He was taken to the home of his son Elza Miller at Buchtel. Funeral services set for Friday at 1 30 in Buchtel Methodist Church with L A Donnally conducting. Burial in Greenlawn. His widow and several children survive.
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Nelsonville
Thomas Miller
Happy Hollow
Elza Miller
Buchtel
Buchtel Methodist Church
Kiev
L. A. Donnally
Greenlawn
Boy Scouts Camp on Grotto Grounds
Troop 45 of the Boy Scouts returned Tuesday after spending several days camping on the Grotto grounds. Scout masters Lewis Powell and W D Mender accompanied the boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Powell
W. D. Mender
Rotary Club Meeting Led by Vice President Matheny
Clarence Matheny presided over the weekly Rotary session Tuesday evening with William Morgen chairing the vocational service committee. Morgen delivered an engaging talk followed by a discussion among members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Matheny
Rotary Club
William Morgen
Vocational Service Committee
Haythorn Council Sets 7 PM Meeting at Masonic Temple
The annual Haythorn Council meeting convenes tonight at seven o'clock in the Masonic Temple. Election of officers will take place and a rehearsal for the Jackson trip is planned for the following evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haythorn Council
Masonic Temple
Jackson
Threatening Note Traced to Cousin
New York report says Murray Tetman a high school graduate is under arrest for sending an anonymous note to his cousin Max Brickner threatening to kill Brickner's son unless 25000 dollars is sent immediately. Herman confessed to police after being caught at the school Brickner's son formerly attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ur— Murray Tetman
Max Brickner
Brickner
Herman
Reiman
Recluse Thomas Barnett Loses Loot to Burglars in Woodburn Cabin Raid
Thomas Barnett, a 78 year old hermit in Woodburn Washington, withdrew $28 000 fearing banks and buried it near his cabin. Burglars found and fled with 17 000 in thousand dollar bills during his absence. He still guards 2000 in gold and 9000 in cash, hoping it sustains him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Barnett
Woodburn
D. C
Barnett
Athens High ninth grade to hold promotion in auditorium
The ninth grade will graduate in the senior building auditorium Thursday at 8 pm with 140 pupils receiving promotion certificates from the junior to senior department. The varied program includes an invocation, songs, readings, and a valedictory by the class led by George Merchant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens High School
George Merchant
Paul Nichols
Lassie O'Mine
Mary Jones
Teresa Woolley
Edith Greenawalt
Laura Townsend
Margaret Haskins
Edith Bertram
Arabelle Chute
A Little Damorel
Silver Eyes
John Woolley
Board of Education
Velma Alexander
Doris Allen
Muriel Baker
Raymond Baker
Clara Barnette
Elsie Jarnhill
Mary Blackburn
Gladys Bobo
Marion Boggs
Dick Bolen
Marjorie Boyles
Katherine Brannon
Loretta Brannon
Thomas Brooks
Ivan Brown
Opal Burnside
Glenn Burson
William Burt
John Cable
Catherine Campbell
Suscille Carpenter
Bessie Carsey
Edna Carsey
Rosie Carter
Eugene Cassels
Charles Chandler
John Cline
William Cline
Thea Connett
Earlene Cooper
Ruth Daggett
Dolly Dailey
Beatrice Daugherty
Genevieve Davidson
Helena DeVore
Franklin Dickens
Oba Douglas
Helen Drake
Ruth Drake
Raymond Dyer
Nita Ewing
William Farrell
Paul Ferry
Clarence Fields
Harold Gorham
Armin Haddox
Mary Haning
Norman Haning
Dwight Harvey
Lucy Heightland
Raymond Hooper
Carol Hope
Harry Hudson
Vernon Huggins
Fallie Mae Hughes
Norman Hull
Gerald Hutchinson
Mildred Johnson
Raymond, Johnson
Ruth Johnson
Mary Kandalik
Mary Marget Kelley
John Kern
Ronald Kimes
Gerald King
Joseph Klingenberg
Madonna
Local Names List Prompts Full City Directory Scan
A long OCR fragment lists numerous residents and family names from a Virginia page. The items appear as a roster of individuals including Klingler Thomas Kyle Lamborn Virginia and many others with varied surnames and given names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Radford
Margaret Robinson
Martha Robinson
Dorothy Roe
Vance Rood
Denver Rowland
Robert Rowland
Porter Schuler
Frieda Secoy
Helen Seipel
Louisse Seipel
Robert Siigley
Martha Swift
Alvin Taylor
Gerald Terrell
Faye Tom
Laura Townsend
Hazel Tribe
Vernon Trout
Carl van Dyke
Frederick van Meter
Melba Vercoe
Merwin Vercoe
Robert Violet
Carl Weber
Ohio university students display woodwork furniture
Beautiful furniture crafted by Ohio University students is on display in the Southern Ohio Electric window. The pieces include sewing cabinets, china closets, cedar chests, Davenport and tilt top tables, drop leaf tables, chairs, and more. Dow Grones heads the wood work department and the inlaid contrasting colors stand out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Dow Grones
Manual Arts
Southern Ohio Electvic Company
Ihina
Grand Old Man of Wittenberg Wants to Resign
Dr. B J Prince, 87 and longtime teacher since 1865, will resign from the Springfield Wittenberg board of directors. The board refuses to accept his resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
B. J’, Prince
Wittenberg
Prominent Senator Comments on Hoover Draft at Kansas City
A leading Republican senator seeking the presidential nomination told United Press that Hoover appears in the Kansas City scenario and that President Coolidge would likely oppose any draft of himself, predicting adverse reaction to his own statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Upr
The
United Press Today
Hoover
Kansas City
Coolidge
Six Brubaker children die in Illinois crash
Seven people including six Brubaker children ages 21 to 3 were killed when their car was struck at a grade crossing by an Illinois traction system streetcar near Auburn Illinois. Harry Whelen the St Louis motor man said the car slowed then appeared to stop before the collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn, II
U.R
Illinois Traction System
Doran Brubaker
Brubaker
Samuel
Mary Elizabeth
Calvin
Rosabelle
Helen
Harry Whelen
St. Louis
Whelen
New Cocoa Butter Cleansing Cream Promises Smooth Skin
Women praise MELLO GLO Cocoa Butter Cleansing Cream from D. Zenner Company for melting into the skin removing dirt and grime. Claims aid dry or loose skin, sun and wind burn relief, and wrinkle prevention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Zenner Company
America May Score Victory In Peace Pact
Washington reports a likely U P note within a week to major powers and the British dominion proposing signing the original American draft for a treaty of renunciation of war. The move marks a diplomatic win for Secretary Kellogg who advocates an unqualified pledge against war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
United States
Kellogg
Former Countess At Deaths Door
New York June 6 The illness crisis of Mrs Millicent Rogers Ramos daughter of Col M H Rogers and former wife of Count Ludwig Salm Von Hodge straten will be reached Thursday or Friday, attending physicians said. The heiress to a great fortune has been ill for over a week with double pneumonia at her father’s hunting lodge near Southampton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Millicent Rogers Ramos
Col
M H. Rogers
Ludwig Salm von Hodgestraten
America
Southampton
Child Killed as Car Strikes Three Year Old in Alliance
Three year old John Riclkent died after being struck by a passing auto in Alliance. Driver Oscar McCammon of Alliance was exonerated in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance
John Ricclkent
Oscar McCammon
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Loyal Womans
Christian Church
Mary Coakly
Myers Street
Viola Keplar
Sam Starkey
Coakly
Starkey
W. BR. A
K. of P. Hail
Court House
Morgan
Zeller Ze
Logan
Convention Hall
Ian
Superior Shoe Repair Shop
Majestic
B. M. Covert
Optometrist
Isaac Wilson
Chauncey
Death’s Door
Woodworth’s
Llee
En-Ar-Co Motor Oil
Nelsonvill
Auto Tire & Gas CO
Seek Sebane Teal Cor
Chestnut & Harper Sts
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