Civil suit awards Love damages over auto repair claim
Athens Common Pleas Court heard a civil case two years after George Love filed suit for repairs. Judge ordered Trimble to pay Love $11 plus interest from February 1927 for unfinished work on an automobile. Tracey claimed the work was done and disputed the amount.
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Athens
George Love
Witlam Tracey ¢ Trimble
Tracey Aaid
Trimble
Tracey Mt
College Hill Coalompany
Old Timers to Play Tonight in Major League Fashion
A fragmented notice describes the Barbier Osscall team set to face Jusnt in a season game tonight with lineup details promised later in The Messenger. It references a long record, 82 games, and a notable win streak.
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Barbier Osscall
Apt
Wie Messenger
Tal
Nelsonville High captures district trophy display debut
The Nelsonville High School Greyhounds won the Southeastern District baseball cup by default and placed it in the senior building display case. It marks the team’s second trophy of the season after the basketball squad earned the league citizenship honor.
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Nelsonville
Itta
Opliy
Greyhounds
Citizlonship
Mac Chevrolets Defeat Stratton Motors 6 to 3 in Twilight League
In Nelsonville on June 6 the Mac Chevrolets beat Stratton Motors 6 to 3 to claim their first win of the season. Stratten Motors tallied all three runs in the second inning while the Chevrolets added one in the first, three in the third, and two in the fifth. Jongley and Dalton pitched for their teams but poor defense helped pace the scoring. both clubs sit near the bottom of the standings. Tonight the Buckeyes face the factory nine in a pivotal early schedule game.
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Nelsonville
Mac Chevrolets
Stratton Motors
Stratten Motors
Chevrolets
Jongley
Dalton
Buckeyes
Irvin elected Hay bron Council master at Wednesday meeting
In Nelsonville on June 6 F. H. Irvin was elected master of Haybron Council at the Masonic Temple. New officers include R. C. Cook and W. Whitlatch as deputies and treasurers. retiring master C. G. Pritchard served as installing officer. The group will not meet again until October.
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Nelsonville
F. H Irvin
Haybron
Masonic Temple
R. C. Cook
F.C
W. Whitlatch
H. H
Jackson
R. B. Stuart
Eward
Floyd Steenrod
Sentinel
Mose Evans
John H. Saltz
James Sharp
C. G. Pritchard
I. &. Lowden
Way Hawk
Knights Of Pythias elect officers in Nelsonville meeting
Valley Lodge Knights of Pythias elected six officers for the coming six months at a Nelsonville meeting. The slate includes C, Francis Sanders. V C, Edward Howard. M of W, Edward Bateman. prelate, Thurman Bishop. M of A, George Brady. I G, Millard Howard. O G, John Ruscoe.
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Nelsonville
Valley Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Wv. C
Francis Sanders
V. C
Edward Howard
Edward Bateman
Thurman
M. of
George Brady
I. G. Millard Howard
O. G
John Ruscoe
Hillsboro druggist fined for liquor law violation
William Willis a Hillsboro druggist was fined here for violating the liquor laws and said he will appeal the ruling.
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PINE
Washington, D. H
William Willis
Hillsboro
Mrs CH Bartlett Handles Messenger Classifieds
Mrs CH Bartlett takes classified advertisements for the Messenger and can be reached by phone at 462-0 for placing notices or listings.
Three Sentenced In Wednesday Jail Terms At Nelsonville
Readable court notes show defendants Clarence Christy Pacu Tel and others pleading guilty to petit larceny and related thefts of copper wire from York Alex Minnie Company property. Sentences include fines and days in jail with costs.
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Nelsonviele
Steelers
Maser
Ty J. Bherke
Clarence Christy
Pacutel
York Alex & Minnie Company
Gquilty
Hocking train hits roadster near Nelsonville
A Hocking Valley train collided with a roadster at the Clon Eber crossing below Nelsonville, sending the car down a 20 to 60 foot embankment into the Hocking River. The vehicle stalled, two men named Hunter and Crist fled and escaped injury. No one aboard the train was reported hurt.
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Nelsonville
Clon Eber
Hocking
Hunter
Crist
Themsellf
Ishbel MacDonald to be No 10 hostess at premiership
Ishbel MacDonald eldest daughter of Ramsay Macdonald aims for a quiet home like residence at 10 Downing Street. She prefers domestic life over public social duties while her father serves as Britain's prime minister.
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Downing Street
Ramsay Macdonald
Britain
Ishbel MacDonald
Four Young Men Reported for Disruptive Street Acts
A vague incident on Pourth Street after midnight led to four young men being cited before Mayor Livre. They reportedly blew a whistle to annoy residents and greased rails to cause tram cars to slip. Officers reprimanded them and warned that further complaints could bring arrest.
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Jane
Unitate
Chinens
Pourth Street
Livre
FON HUNT HELD Preeminent Damters of Diturchet Take Part
Local reports from Nelsonville and nearby hamlets note prominent fox hunters and courtly spectators at a meet near Buehte fast neaht Wong. Following the chase, the morning brought word that several dogs and handlers from We Diangherty were “old troved” within three hours of the start.
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Nelsonville
Sin
Wong
Oral Daugherty
Porter Dicken
James McKee
Charles Brenan
Lew Minegus
Art Wilson
Dave Torre
We Diangherty
Mrs Adda Jones Dies at 63 in Nelsonville
Mrs Adda Jones 63 wife of Charles Jones died Wednesday at the family home Lost Run. Services Saturday at 2 o clock with burial at New Straitsville. She leaves husband two daughters Mrs Md Punincell and Mrs John Sweegy four sons Carl Clark Edwin Theodore two sisters Mrs Mary Brooker Mrs Blanch Brooker and Mrs Josephine Murphy, two brothers Benjamin and Lincoln Harper. Past Noble Grands of the Rebekah Lodge meet Friday at 7 20 at Mrs Lawrence Newton home Poplar Street. The WoO, AL Club hosts Friday evening at Mrs J Hallett Elizabeth Street.
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Nelsonville
Adda Dames
Charles Jones
Lost Run
Restones
New Straitsville
MD Punincell
John Sweegy
Carl
Clark
Edwin
Theodore
Stetera
Mary Brooker
Blanch Brooker
Josephine Murphy
Benjamin
Lincoln Harper
Rebekah
Lawrence Newton
Imelda Smith
Poplar Street
Seeks New Trial After Conviction
Teri Johnson of Nelsonville seeks a new trial after a guilty verdict in Athens Dor?tion Pleas Court on intoxication charges. His attorney argues trial errors and insufficient evidence, while Nelsonville Police Chief George Bateman testified against him. Johnson claims the chief bears a personal grudge and asserts he did not drink that night.
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Athens Dornition Pleas
I. G. Worstel
Johnson
George Bateman
Nelsonville
Thesonville
Chicago man nails self in box to reach Pathe casting director
Charles Loeb of Chicago tried to express himself to a Pathe casting director in Culver City by nailing himself inside a box labeled Statuary. He traveled west, but police found him at Culver City and noted the box was upside down due to unreadable handling.
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Charles Loeb
Chicago
Pathe
Culver City
Calif
Charles
Sohio Motor Oil Promises Wax Free Lubrication Benefits
An advertisement extols New Sohio Motor Oil as 100 percent paraffin base and free of harmful wax. It claims the oil resists thinning in heat, prevents gum build up, reduces carbon deposits, and maintains piston seals for full power. The copy urges draining the crankcase and refilling with Sohio oil using grades shown in the sales folder.
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Sohio
Ohio
Tragic Mine Accident Claims Local Worker Life
Strervenville reports Manuel Caratallo, 28, died from injuries after a mine car ran over him. He recently secured employment with the Wheeling Steel Corporation.
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Strervenville
Manuel Caratallo
Wheeling Steel Corporation
Pleasanton Club Holds a Meeting
The Pleasanton Club held its regular meeting at the home of Mrs. John Haning. Two new members were welcomed Mary Pugh of Bates and Leota Robinson of Chase. Members spent the afternoon cutting out dresses and discussing sewing problems. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Haning.
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Mary Pugh
Bates
Leota Robinson
Chase
Mrs. Haning
Actor-Producer Seen in Hollywes Amid Studio Contract Clash
Hollywood reports an actor producer seen amid tension between the Mertion Potters Preociation and the Act in Bogaity Aesociation over a proposed shop policy. The producers association agreed in a conference to resist equity contract terms to push an approved agreement in the forthcoming production.
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Hollywood
Calif
Mertion Potters
Producers Association
Mrting
Eoreen Studttog
Unclear Transcript From Freeport Incident Emerges
Fragmentary OCR yields confusing names and relations. Ralph T Catamia and wife Gertrude appear amid misread murmurs and a possible Florence Mia reference. investigation into altered identification noted with a result on Wednesday.
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Haybron Council
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McCune
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Neelconvelle
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Lancaster
Thia
Raetod Meat School
Urnatig Wiehiinin
Bill Galvin
Walbridge
High Street
Tessie Orvin
Columbus
Walter KE. Howe
Stanley Meehem
Harold Meehem
Will Hall
Ralph Elliott
Esther Verity
Walter Meche
Betty Mechem
Ed Love
Buckeye Lake
Bob van Order
Joe Ball
Steve Holland
Frank Poston, Jr
Mollie Six
Middlepert
N. J. DeVinney
Middleport
Helen Wallaca
Mine Dooks Adames
J. DD
E.G. Dugan
Kentner Street
R. M. Henry
Clackburn
Donald
J. J. Wilson
Fridny
Durward North
A. Stover
Don Bowers, Jr
Wile Charles Dames
Ww. B. A. Cls
Woo, AL
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Elizabeth Street
Teri Johnson
Nelsonville Young
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Sohioans
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Ohio Corporation
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Pleasanton Club
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