Orrin McLaughlin Injured in Highway Crash Near Hebbardsville
Orrin McLaughlin undertaker of Nelsonville sustained serious cuts and a severed artery in his left wrist after being thrown through the windshield of a Dodge in a head on collision while returning from his home near McArthur. His brother Dwight, who was driving, escaped unharmed and provided first aid until help arrived. The other driver fled the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Orrin McLaughlin
McArthur
McLaughlin
Dwight
Hebbardsville
Cloudburst Hits Murray City Flooding Holds Town in Ruin
Hundreds visit Murray City after a Friday night cloudburst sent five foot muddy floods through business and homes. Water service is restored, relief committees operate, aid funds planned as Red Cross and Salvation Army assist. Destruction leaves many families destitute and dependent on gardens for livelihood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsognville
Murray City
Arly
Hocking County Red Cross
Salvation Army
Memorial Day Observed by Knights of Pythias
Memorial Day services in Nelsonville by Valley Lodge No. 169 Knights of Pythias were led by Rev. Lloyd Evans at First Presbyterian Church with about sixty members. The afternoon program at Castle Hall featured J. G. Sparks Mt. Vernon Ohio as speaker and included music and a ritualistic service at Greenlawn graves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Valley Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Lloyd Evans
First Presbyterian Church
Uniform Bank
Damon
Pythias
Castlehall
Charles Monks
B. E. Leever
James Beard
Mary Parry
J’. G. Sparks
Mt. Vernon
Ohio
Pythian Sisters
Greenlawn
Social notes honor Mrs Missouri Reeves on 69th birthday
A surprise party and reunion at Mr and Mrs John Glenns in Gienibon celebrated Mrs Missouri Reeves 69th birthday with a picnic and baskets. Attendees from Columbus Murray City Zaleski and surrounding areas included the Reeves, Pletcher Ohrstedt Diedrich Langdon Altiedorf Sweazy Hutchison Glenn and many more in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Glenn
Gienibon
K. A. Diedrich
Mayme Estep
Anna Reeves
Norman Reeves
John Langdon
Alteisdorf
Mia
Floyd
Margaret
Alva Reeves
Columbus
Charles Reeves
Murray City
Bert Sweazy Jend
Perry Colegrove
Hannah Hutchison
Pearl Hutchison
Ohn Glenn
Paul
Jennie Reeves
Helen
Elmer Reeves
Zaleski
Elwood Reeves
Ernie Cook
Mary Hsther
Chester Bix
Ruth
Rodney Reeves
Jeanette
Joe
Chester Reeves
Francis
Frank Riley
Jand Family and Mrs Missouri Reeves Honored Guest
The article notes a gathering with the Jand family and the honored guest Mrs Missouri Reeves. It emphasizes respect and ceremonial recognition tied to a local event. The excerpt highlights a moment of courtesy surrounding the guest of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jand Family
Missouri Reeves
Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs. Missouri Reeves
Mrs. Ernie Cook hosted a Saturday dinner honoring Mrs. Missouri Reeves. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. John Langdon of Columbus, Mrs. Floyd Six and daughter Margaret, and Mary Cook along with the guest of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernie Cook
Missouri Reeves
John Langdon
Columbus
Floyd
Margaret
Mary Cook
Wedding Announced for Mrs Hattie Edgar and Earl M Gilbert
Mrs Hattie Edgar and Earl M Gilbert of Nelsonville announced their marriage solemnized June 1 1927 at the home of Mrs Edgar s son R N Edgar 5631 Kaines avenue Columbus The Rev J J Tisdell of the Church of Christ Granville performed the ceremony with the ring service A dinner followed at the Edgar home with guests including the Gilberts the Tisdells the C Edgars and R N Edgars Both bride and groom are well known in Nelsonville where they reside now.
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Hattie Edgar
Earl M. Gilbert
Nelsonville
Tisdell
Chester Edgar
R. N. Edgar
Rainbow Sunday School Picnic Heads to Richland Athens
The Rainbow class of the Christian church will hold its annual picnic Wednesday evening at Mrs C A Hooper's home on Richland Avenue Athens. Members will depart Nelsonville at 6 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Class of the Christian Church
C. A. Hooper
Richland Avenue
Athens
Nelsonville
Social notes from Columbus visitors and guests
Miss Violet Tedrow spends days in Columbus while relatives travel. Frank Tedrow Jr is released from Grant hospital and plans to return home later this week. Emma Johnson returns from Akron. Iva Murphy visits with the Clark Murphy family. Dr and Mrs Charles Howe and daughter visit Westerville. Richard and Robert Vere plan a Florida visit with their mother. T S Bush spends Sunday in Columbus. George and wife Dille visit daughter in Columbus. Dr C W Cable spends Sunday and Monday in Columbus. Hartley Ewers and Keplar families and Harold Keplar visit Bowers family on Adams street. L B Moore and wife arrive from Southern California en route to Huntington WVa. Tom Rodda and Clyde Rodda visit their mother. Gladys Bowers and Esther Briley leave for Ohio University Athens. E M Gilbert family spend Sunday with Mrs Bob Hardy in Carbon Hill. Dow Bowers visit Columbus home folks. Mrs Leoline Seibert returns after ten days with her sons in Columbus. Granddaughter Helen Seibert accompanies her home. C A Hooper Athens and Verity families spend Sunday with Benson Adams at Connett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet Tedrow
Columbus
Frank Tedrow, Jr
Grant Hospital
Emma Johnson
Akron
Iva Murphy
Clayton Murphy
Charles Howe
Westerville
B. M. Coakley
Richard
Robert Vere
Florida
T. S. Bush
George Dille
C. W. Cable
Hartley Ewers
Dick Keplar
Harold Keplar
Allison Bowers
Adams Street
L. B. Moore
California
Frank Moore
Huntington
W. Va
Tom Rodda
Clyde Rodda
Walbridge
Gladys Bowers
Esther Briley
Ohio University
Athens
E. M. Gilbert
Roya
Ruth
Gilbert
Bob Hardy
Carbon Hill
Dow Bowers
Leoline Seibert
Frank
Fred
Jake Seibert
Helen Seibert
C. A. Hooper
Henry Verity
Joe Verity
Miss Esther
Lucille
Helen Verity
Benson Adams
Connett
Nelsonville residents attend Ohio state conventions
Nelsonville citizens travel to Columbus and Toledo for statewide meetings. Margaret Clark Elizabeth Pidcock and Hazel Wallace attend the Pocahontas and Red Men convention at the Southern hotel in Columbus. Della McMasters and W M McCall go to Canton for the Grand Army of the Republic department of Ohio convention. James Bland Earl Weiss and Bert Young of the Nelsonville Review join the quadrennial great review in Toledo this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Ohio
Margaret Clark
Elizabeth Pidcock
Hazel Wallace
Columbus
Great Council of Pocahontas
Improved Order of Red Men
Southern Hotel
Della McMasters
W. M. McCall
Cantona
Grand Army of the Republic
Department of Ohio
Summer school opens at Central building in Nelsonville
Summer session started this morning with Miss Ruby Lee leading the opening at the Central building. Superintendent Crawford reports good enrollment and says pupils may enroll in make up work and Latin by contacting him at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Ruby Lee
Crawford
Children’s Day Observed in Nelsonville Churches
Children’s Day was observed Sunday at the Methodist and Presbyterian churches. At 10 o’clock the program by the Methodist children drew a large crowd, and the evening pageant at the Presbyterian church titled “A Carnival of Flowers” showcased the children’s talents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Methodist
Presbyterian
Presbyterian Church
Shriners Kir and Harding Start Aladdin Pilgrimage
H H Ker and H H Harding left Sunday for Columbus to join Aladdin temple Mystic Shrine members for the annual pilgrimage to the supreme council sessions in Atlantic City. The Shrine special will then take a two weeks trip in New England and Canada following the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shriners
Nelsonville
H. H. Ker
H. H. Harding
Columbus
Aladdin Temple
Mystic Shrine
Supreme Council
Atlantic City
New England
Canada
Flag Day Observance Urged in Nelsonville
June 11 is urged for Nelsonville merchants and citizens to display the national colors in observance of Flag Day, per a special request from the D A R.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Legion Tonight in Lionville Post Meeting
Glenford Dugan post American Legion holds its regular meeting in Lionville tonight at 7 o clock.
W. R. C. Meeting Scheduled at I O O F Hall
Woman's Relief Corps announces a regular meeting this evening at 7 30 at the I O O F hall. Members are urged to attend and participate in district activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Woman's Relief Corps
I. O. O. F. Hall
Merchants to Discuss Flood Relief at Y M C A Meeting
Nelsonville Retail Merchants Association holds a 7 p.m. meeting at the YMCA to discuss relief for flood stricken communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Nelsonville Retail Merchants Association
Lindbergh Arrives in New York Amid World War I Era Pageantry
Crowds along Broadway and Wall Street roar as Lindbergh arrives aboard the Macom at Battery Park. Police struggle to control cheering mobs while 50 000 blossoms shower from planes and two fire boats arch water over the ship. Lindbergh retreats inside as order is restored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Broadway
City Hall
Lindbergh
Battery Park
Lightning Strikes Transformer Ruins Radio Reception
A lightning strike hit a transformer on the Hocking Power line above Haydenville, causing interference that disrupted a Lindbergh program for Ath ens and Nelsonville listeners. Work crews traced the fault and restored clear reception by about 2:30 PM. The power company and Western Union lines reported cooperation to eliminate future interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Nelsonville
Hocking
Haydenville
Power Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
High Water Recedes After Heavy Rain In Chauncey
Flooded streets along West Main and near the railroad crossing receded by Sunday noon. Homes were nearly surrounded and crops damaged as water covered routes between the county home and Chauncey ball park, with lingering overflow near Millfield and Truetown. A school social at Karl Gardner’s home featured classmates and guests, including Ruth Fiske and Ruth Gardner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Kennedy Dies Chauncey Man Walter Kennedy Obituary
Walter Kennedy aged 75 died Saturday at his brother Fred Kennedy's home in Springfield Ohio. He was a cousin of M J Gardner of this city and well known among long time residents. His wife had died years ago. Funeral and burial occurred in Springfield Monday with M J Gardner son and daughter in law Karl and Grace Myers also traveling from this city to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Memorial services at Putnam Chapel in Vinton County
A large crowd gathered at Putnam Chapel Sunday for memorial services at the church and cemetery. The Rev and Mrs Rhibrand conducted religious and patriotic rites and veterans graves were decorated with flags and flowers. Attendees came from Athens Chauncey Nelsonville Chillicothe McArthur and Portsmouth.
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Chauncey
Putnam Chapel
Vinton County
Rhibrand
Athens
Nelsonville
Chilliecothe
McArthur
Portsmouth
Entertain Girls Chauncey at Loyal Classes Campaign Event
June 13 at First Christian Sunday School Chauncey hosts a membership drive and competition between the Loyal Boys and Loyal Girls classes. The event aims to boost attendance and participation in church activities.
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First Christian Church Sunday School
Chauncey
Notorious Prisoner Transfer Sparks Federal Investigation
Federal agents pursued a labor‑strike era case centered on Belle Steel and Wheeling Steel with archives and employee data examined. A man named Ray was arrested at work or at home as agents prepared to hand over D Autremonts to Oregon officials amid a broad inquiry into the notorious prisoners.
Vacation Notes From Chauncey Residents
Miss Catherine Cline a saleslady at the A and P store in Athens is home for vacation. She plans visits in Cleveland and Washington D C during her trip. Miss Hazel Lahuch an employee at the County home in Chauncey is also on a week long vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Catherine Cline
A. and P
Athens
Cline
Cleveland
Washington, D. C
Hazel Lahuch
Loyal Women's circle meets at Mrs Ferrer’s home
The Loyal Women's circle of the First Christian church will hold a semi monthly meeting Thursday afternoon at Mrs B F Ferrer’s home on High street. Mrs Charles Fiske will lead the business session and Mrs Neal Hessel will be program leader. All members are urged to attend.
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Loyal Women’s Circle
The
First Christian Church
B. F. Ferrer
High Street
Charles Fiske
Neal Hessel
Missouri Doctor Invents Unique Rupture Truss
Kansas City special reports Dr An drew Kaiser offers a new rupture appliance without leg straps elastic belts or hard pads. The device is available for a six day trial with no advance payment or deposit. Returns if not satisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Andrew Kaiser
Koch
Main Street
No-Money-Down Trial Offer Sought by Dr Kaiser
Dr Andrew Kaiser of 475F Koch Building 7906 Main Kansas City Missouri requests a No Money Down No QOD trial offer. The inquiry seeks promotional terms and conditions for a potential purchase or service arrangement.
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Andrew Kaiser
Koch
Main
Kansas City
Milk Diet Sparks Dairy Boom in Meigs County
In Bend, Pomeroy, and Middleport, residents adopt a milk diet for four weeks as a cure. The plan uses about five quarts daily per person and includes daily baths and bed rest. With growing demand, more dairies may open to supply the needed milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Meigs County
Pomeroy
Local Residents Attend Events in Chauncey and Surrounding Towns
Mr and Mrs John Palmer and family spent Sunday in Wellston as guests of Mrs Palmer s brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Edward Dahl Mrs Mary Eby Logan visited Chauncey Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Floyd Stanley Rollie Figgins now in Columbus and Earl Yaw Glouster were in Chauncey Sunday Miss Avice Smith Pomeroy visited her parents Mr and Mrs Guy Smith Chauncey Mr and Mrs V Rhibrand hosted their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Paul Williams Columbus as guests
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Palmer
Wellston
Chauncey
Columbus
Earl Yaw
Glouster
Avice Smith
Pomeroy
Guy Smith
V. Rhibrand
Paul Williams
Last town crier of Provincetown retires at 78
Walter T. Smith of Provincetown has given up his 27 year role as the last town crier in America. The 78 year old carried the day’s news and merchant notices through Cape Cod streets, bowing out amid advancing papers and radio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provincetown
Mass
U.P
America
Walter T. Smith
Cape Cod
Smith
Ohio University Summer Session Registration Update
More than 500 students had registered for the nine week summer session by noon. Registration continues today with late registrations allowed tomorrow at 7 a.m. Classes start tomorrow with about eighty faculty and count toward a regular half semester. An estimated 1200 students are expected, higher than last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
POMEROY BOY HURT IN AUTO ACCIDENT
Robert Macklin of Pomeroy and Carl Roberts of Zanesville were hospitalized in Columbus with serious injuries after accidents at week’s end. Nine others reported minor injuries. Macklin suffered a fractured skull when he struck the side of Thelma Emert’s automobile in the incident.
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Columbus
Robert Macklin
Pomeroy
Carl Roberts
Zanesville
Macklin
Thelma Emmert
Cabbage on Market in Le tart Bottoms Moves to Cities
June 13 report from Letart Falls notes large early cabbage crop from Letart Bottoms is moving. Truckers led by Will Barnitz sent loads to Columbus Charleston Huntington and Athens as the cool spring hastened frost hardy cabbage to market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letart Falls
Letart Bottoms
Barnitz
Columbus
Charleston
Huntington
Athens
Rowan Fined for Driving While Intoxicated in Athens
John Rowan a Grosvenor farmer was arrested on Court street at 5 PM by Chief Herb Parker after pleading guilty before Mayor Alex Moore. He received a $25 fine plus costs totaling $33.20 and a 60 day license suspension. He paid the amount and was released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rowan
Grosvenor
Athens
Rowan
Herb Parker
Court Street
Alex M. Moore
Traction Rock Slide Disrupts Nelsonville Athens Line
A 200 ton rock slid on Courtney hill and blocked the Nelsonville Athens line yesterday morning. Workers blasted the rock and by 10 PM cars reached Athens station. Passengers were shuttled by bus from North Central avenue to the crossing below the hill. Rails were intact under mud.
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Nelsonville
Athens
Courtney Hill
North Central Avenue
Courtney Road
Probate court orders real estate sale of Thomas C. Green estate
Probate court today found sale of the real estate comprising the estate of Thomas C. Green necessary. Martha A. Green widow of T. C. Green was found not to be entitled to dower. James Sharp J. E. Zeller and Harvey Kelley were appointed to appraise the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas C. Green
Martha A. Green
T. C. Green
James Sharp
J. E. Zeller
Harvey Kelley
Seizure of Seine Leads to Burkhart Arrest and Fine
Sanford Burkhart of Dutch Ridge was arrested by B. T. Lefever for possessing an unlawfully found seine. Magistrate Pearl W. Helwig imposed a 25 dollar fine plus costs. Burkhart pleaded guilty and paid the fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford Burkhart
Dutch Ridge
Pearl W. Helwig
Burkhart
B. T Lefever
Helwig
Marriage License Issued by Probate Court Saturday
Arthur Raymond Koker 21 of Athens Road 2 factory worker son of Fred Koker and Goldie Mac Colmer 23 of Coolville factory worker daughter of George Colmer Rev M E Chatley named to officiate
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Raymond Koker
Athens Rd
Fred Koker
Goldie Mac Colmer
Coolville
George Colmer
M. E. Chatley
Police plan invasion to force truce in Cleveland bootleg war
June 13. Police intend an armed raid on Cleveland's bootleg district to halt the ongoing violence that has claimed six lives since January 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Bank Robbery Suspects Held After Ansonia Case
Two suspects are in custody in St Marys after being held by local officers in connection with the Ansonia bank robbery staged last Wednesday. Joe Atkins aged 41 and Mrs Marian Burnett aged 27 from Dayton were detained today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Marys
Joe Atkins
Marian Burnett
Dayton
Ansonia
Farm Bureau Moves Into Funeral Home Room
The Maxwell Undertaking establishment remains in the same room of the old Messenger building on East Washington while the Athens County Farm Bureau uses the front room for its office temporarily. The notice clarifies the farm bureau has moved into the former undertaking room, not the other way around.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxwell Undertaking Establishment
Messenger
East
Washington
Athens County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Undertaking
Jennings Improves After Saturday Surgical Operation
Reports from Columbus say Ralph Jennings is recovering well after a Saturday operation. The attending physician indicated recovery looks assured barring complications and Jennings remains in high spirits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ralph Jennings
Jennings
Calves Born Eight Days Apart to South Athens Dairyman Cow
Twin calves arrived eight days apart to a cow owned by Homer Higgins, a dairyman in South Athens, recently. The unusual birth highlights livestock fertility at the Higgins farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Higgins
South Athens
Bridges Wash Out in Trimble Township Flood
Trimble township reports two bridges washed out and another moved from its foundation after a Friday night and Saturday morning flood. Indian Run bridge and a Koons schoolhouse bridge east of Jacksonville were ruined, McLeish bridge shifted on its foundation. Roads damaged across the township as floodwaters surged through Sunday Creek valley washing away a two story building across the railroad track and scattering lumber. trains expected to run temporarily after track repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Trimble Township
Co. L. Koons
Charles Leach
Indian Run
Koons
Jacksonville
McLeish
Sunday Creek Valley
Hemlock Sunday
Eastern Star to Meet Glouster June 13
A brief item notes the Eastern Star planning a regular meeting with details limited to date and affiliation. The report mentions Glouster and a scheduled gathering on June 13.
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Glouster
Thea Chapter Meeting Set for Tuesday Evening
A meeting of Thea Chapter O B is scheduled for Tuesday evening at 7 39 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thea Chapter
O. B
Johnsons to Move Glouster Agent Home
George W. Johnson, who follows the late B. W. Hawk as New York Central agent in this city, will move his family to Glouster once Albany property arrangements are completed. Johnson owned a small farm at Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnsons
Glouster
George W. Johnson
B. W. Hawk
New York Central
Albany
Mr. Johnson
No Ball Game at Glouster As Ground Remains Wet
Weather prevented a home game for the Glouster American Legion team as the local diamond stayed under water all day Saturday and remained a mucky plot Sunday morning delaying an expected Athens All-Star showdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Glouster American Legion
Fang
Convention Delegates Represent Chicksamauga Tribe at Columbus
William Winefordner represents Chicksamauga Tribe No. 44 at the state convention in Columbus this week. Mrs. Henry H is the delegate from Pocah She was escorted to the capital by Mr. Holderman and will spend the week there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
William Winefordner
Columbus
Henry H
Holderman
Paul Smith Returns to Dayton After Week with Parents
Paul Smith came back to Dayton on Sunday after visiting this city for a week with his parents Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Smith
Dayton
Mrs
R. B. Smith
Catholic Commencement Held at St Bernard’s Church
In Corning on June 13 the Catholic commencement exercises were held at St Bernard’s church at 7 30 p m. The class day exercises were Thursday at St Bernard’s school at 8 o'clock. The high school orchestra provided music. Graduates include Ralph Duffy Walter Williams Raymond Clifford Henry Grigsby Ada Galding Anna Mae Swackhammer Bernadine Esselstine and Margaret Dixon.
Morgan brothers marooned after flood cuts road near Glouster
Will and Howard Morgan of Gallipolis were forced to turn back to Corning after their car became marooned when a creek overflowed its banks near Glouster. The road remained impassable for several hours.
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Corning
Will
Howard Morgan
Gallipolis
Glouster
Nurse Katherine Roush Dies by Hanging in Columbus Hospital
Katherine Roush aged 47 hanged herself at Columbus state hospital using stockings tied to a door hook. She had been treated since 1921, briefly returned to nursing in Dayton before coming back to the institution. A cousin, Mrs. Martha Armstrong of Summit Street, survives. Body to be sent to Syracuse, Ohio for funeral by C. J. Kohn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Katherine Roush
Columbus State Hospital
Dayton
Martha R. Armstrong
Summit Street
Syracuse
C. J. Kohn
Flying Baker Thomas Grieve Dies in Airplane Crash
Thomas Grieve 47, a pioneer Zanesville aviator and bakery operator known as the flying Baker, died when his plane crashed into a tree near Cumberland in Guernsey County yesterday. The accident was his fifth and occurred late yesterday afternoon.
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Zanesville
U.P
Cumberland
Guernsey County
Thomas Grieve
Grieve
Ohio State Holds 50th Annual Class Day
One thousand eighteen seniors participated in Ohio State University's 50th annual commencement class day festivities in Columbus. Exercises at 10 a.m. tomorrow in the coliseum will feature an address by Bishop Francis J. McConnell of Pittsburgh. Dr. J A Leighton delivered the baccalaureate sermon at Ohio Stadium last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.P
Ohio State University
Francis J. McConnell
Pittsburgh
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
J. A. Leighton
Ohio Stadium
Eleven Hurt in Auto Crash at Kelleys Park
A vehicle collision at Kelleys Park east of Leetonia injures eleven people, with one believed fatally. Emergency crews respond as authorities investigate the crash location and circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leetonia
Kelley's Park
Seven Die in Ohio Traffic Accidents Over Weekend
Seven people were killed in Ohio traffic accidents at the end of the week. The incidents occurred as authorities investigated the crashes and officials warned drivers to exercise caution on roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Mrs. Cox Wahl Returns Home From Hospital
Corning June 13 Mrs Wahl returned from Esee hospital Friday evening. She was accompanied home by her band. Mrs Wahl who underwent an operation four weeks ago is much better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corning
Cox. Wahl
Esee
Wahl
Local social notes mention visitors and family health
Mrs. John Antle and others visited Mrs. Hester at her home Thursday while Mrs. Latta shows no improvement. Mrs. Robert Horn visited Hemlock Thursday. Miss Claudine Kelly returned home after a stay with relatives. Howard and Will Morgan visited their father Harry Morgan in Gallipolis, who is improving. Mrs. Goldin Juniper left for Jacksonville to spend a few days with relatives. Mrs. Bernard Noon remains seriously ill at home after four months of complications. Mrs. Harry Morgan gains strength since leaving Grant hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Antle
Levi Barstow
Trim
D. N. Latta
Alfred Columbus
Hester
Here
Latta
Robert Horn
Hemlock
Claudine Kelly
Glouster
Howard
Will Morgan
Gallipolis
Harry Morgan
Goldin Juniper
Jacksonville
Bernard Noon
Grant Hospital
Hocking River Flood Recedes After Heavy Rain
The Hocking river rose above 10 feet Friday night and crested at 17.25 feet at East, then fell to 12.76 feet by Sunday afternoon. Lowlands flooded for miles, roads and fields damaged, and the university athletic field submerged as farmers reported swift, extensive washouts and widespread inundation across the valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking
Hocking Valley
Canaanville
University Athletic
Marines Arrive in Nicaragua From Athens Soldier
Robert C Swyers of Athens Ohio recently joined the Marines and reached Nicaragua with the eleventh regiment. He may remain for months and previously lived with his mother Mrs Fred Swyers at 61 West Court Street. Before enlisting in August he trained at Quantico Virginia. the unit departed aboard the Medusa and another vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert C. Swyers
Atens, O
Nicaragua
Central American Republic
Robert
Fred Swyera
Weas Court Street
Athens
Marine Corps
Parisersburg
Quantico
Medusa
Ateok
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