Medical group plans meeting at Rocky Glen sanatorium
Dr. A L Pritchard announces the eighth district meeting of the State Medical Association at Rocky Glen sanatorium McConnelsville on Thursday June 28 with noon dinner. Notable speakers include H A Phillips J H J Upham Louis Mark and Robert Drury on heart failure bronchoscopic exams tuberculosis and regional anesthesia. Attendance expected from Nelsonville doctors.
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Nelsonville
A. L. Pritchard
The
State Medical Association
Rocky Glen
McConnelsville
Pritchard
H. A. Phillips
Dc. W. Stone
Ohio State Medical Association
John Anderson
Cleveland Clinic
J. H. J. Upham
Ohio State University
Hugh Beatty
Columbus
Louis Mark
Robert Drury
Hyde Hosts Bridge Club in Nelsonville Dinner
Mrs W H Hyde entertained her bridge club in Nelsonville on Tuesday evening. Three tables played after a 6 o clock dinner. Guests included Mrs Walter Floto of Steubenville Miss Catherine Morgan of Logan and the Misses Ruth Hyde and Mary Sharp. Mary Sharp won the high guest score while Mrs Stacy Sharp and Mrs C H Ruble led the club scoring.
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Nelsonville
W. H. Hyde
Bridge Club
Walter Floto
Steubenville
Catherine Morgan
Logan
Ruth Hyde
Mary Sharp
Stacy Sharp
C. H. Ruble
Democrats to Denounce Intervention in Latin America
Washington dispatch says the Democratic platform to be adopted in Houston next week will denounce intervention in Latin American countries and redefine the Monroe Doctrine. It promises a revived doctrine asserting non–encroachment in South American sovereignty while keeping U S territory and interests clearly safeguarded.
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Washington
U.P
League of Nations
Houston
United Press
Monroe
United States
South America
Value of Commerce Chamber To Be Told
Nelsonville chamber of commerce holds June meeting at the Y on Thursday at 6 15 p m. The program asks Is the Chamber of Commerce an asset or liability Why and Cultivating Public Opinion with speakers Dr W S Rhodes Walter Wolfe L J Eberle E E Rosser and Rev K H McCorkle. President Bennett urges full attendance and business will be discussed.
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Nelsonville
Chamber of Commerce
W. 8. Rhodes
Walter Wolfe
L. J. Eberle
E. E. Rosser
K. H. McCorkle
Bennett
Woman Wins 85000 Alienation Suit In Cincinnati
Mary Pennock Calerdine was awarded 85000 damages by a jury in common pleas court. The defendant is her mother in law Mrs. Mary Calerdine and brother in law William T. Calerdine. The plaintiff, estranged wife of John Ralph Calerdine of Windsor Ontario, sought 307000 in the suit.
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Cincinnati
U.R
Mary Pennock Calerdine
Common Pleas Court
Mary Calerdine
William T. Calerdine
Calerdine
John Ralph Calerdine
Windsor
Ont
Guess is Fined For Liquor Charges In Mayor Court
Noah Guess of Carbondale was fined 100 dollars plus costs for possessing intoxicating liquor and 10 dollars plus costs for being intoxicated in Mayor Eberle's court. He was committed to county jail today. Personal notices list several locals visiting in Columbus Lancaster and Detroit with multiple family and social references.
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Nelsonville
Noah Guess
Carbondale
Eberle
Bank cashier Edward Mede takes own life at home
Officials of the Citizens' National Bank offered no motive for the suicide of Edward F. Mede assistant cashier who shot himself at his residence. Mede's accounts were reported in good condition.
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Sidney
U.R
Citizens’ National Bank
Edward F. Mede
Mede
Explosion at bath house leaves twenty four dead
A massive blast in a crowded public bath house in Mexico City last night killed 24 people and left 2 missing while 30 others were gravely injured including Kenneth Ferguson an American. The incident sent rescue teams and investigators to the scene as authorities coordinated relief efforts and began casualty checks.
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Mexico City
U.R
Kenneth Ferguson
Restaurant Broken Into on Main Street Chauncey
The restaurant and general store of B. F. Goodson on Main Street Chauncey was entered after midnight Monday. A punch board with jewelry and fountain pens, a boiled ham, several cans of meat and groceries were stolen, valued at 150 dollars. Entry was gained by breaking a front door glass. officers were notified with no arrests yet.
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Chauncey
B. F. Goodson
Main Street
Love's Awakening and a Dicky Dilemma in the Country
Adele Garrison narrates a tense phone call with Mrs. Ticer about staffing concerns and a threatened stay in the country. Edith Fairfax exerts calming yet disruptive influence, steering the narrator toward winter in the country while debates about Junior and work with Philip Veritzen swirl around. The scene ends with the narrator deciding to return to city work though unrest about personal loyalties lingers.
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Philp Veritzen
Philip Veritzen
Alfred Durkee
Alf
Junior
Dickybird
Mrs. Ticer
Ede
Edith Fairfax
Harry Underwood
Madge
Dicky
Katherine
Snakes Six Feet Long Reported Killed Near Chauncey
Chauncey residents Luther Spitzer and Homer Kirkendall report multiple snake kills in the area. Spitzer says four snakes were found in trees near his home with two at six feet and two at four feet, while Kirkendall states two black snakes exceeded four feet. Also noted, Mr and Mrs Leonard Simpson and son Junior plan to move to Columbus where Mr Simpson will work for Kroger.
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Chauncey
Luther Spitzer
Homer Kirkendall
Leonard Simpson
Millfield
Columbus
Simpson
Kroger Company
Local Social News Highlights From Greendale and Nearby Towns
Mrs Sylvia Dye of Greendale visited her parents over the weekend. Herb Lowery returned to Columbus after a visit here. Mr and Mrs Clark and sons Willard and William from Racine visited W M Goodmews and family. Miss Katie Clarey employed in Nelsonville. Miss Helen Burton visited Margaret Lowery Sunday. Henry Shepherd Jr visited relatives. Mr and Mrs Sam Krider and son from Nelsonville. Mr and Mrs Grant Patton of Haydenville visited Mrs Etta Roeggie and daughter Mary of Nelsonville. An all day meeting will be held Sunday at the Holiness church.
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C. L. Pensyle
Ben James
H. D. Krieg
Daughters of Veterans
Lancaster
Dyer Minner
Columbus
L. McLaughlin
Pomeroy
Henry Courtney
Jasper Saxon
Charles Maffin
Oto Kaelin
Cleveland
Theodore Chapman
Detroit
George Beagle
H. C. Bobo
Athens
Byron Phillips
Mary Riggs
Charles Lowden
Amos Ailes
Jennie Cheadle
Barberton
Nan Saxon
John Carpenter
Jack
Wheeling
W. Va
Sylvia Dye
Greendale
Herb Lowery
Katie Clarey
Nelsonville
Helen Burton
Margarette Lowery
Henry Shepherd, Jr
Sam Krider
Grant Patton
Haydenville
Etta Roeggie
Mary
Pearl Lowery
Holiness Church
Rolland
Dayton
Chauncey
Verna Martin
Dave Schwartz
Jacksonville
Floyd Myers
Lewis
Darrel Witham
Marshal
Burke Witham
Edytha Smart
William Smart
Floyd Stanley
Jess Scott
Billie Morgan
Houses Blown Down By Second Tornado
Wilmington reports a second tornado injuring one person seriously and shocking several others. Over twenty houses were blown or damaged as a severe wind and lightning storm lashed Central Ohio four miles wide. Continuous rain and lightning hindered rescue and cleanup efforts.
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Wilmington
U.R
Ohio
Youth prisoner released after police arrest
An 18 year old youth named William Taylor was arrested last night on suspicion and released by Chief of Police Herb Parker.
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Herb Parker
William Taylor
All Day Chauncey Meeting Planned at Independent Holiness Church
An all day gathering will be held Sunday June 24 at the Independent Holiness church north of Chauncey with a basket dinner at noon. The Young Mens Prayer Band of the Columbus Christian Union church will lead services and invite local participation.
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Chauncey
Independent Holiness Church
Young Mens
Christian Union Church
Columbus
Hoover May Join Grant Taylor in First-Time Run for Presidency
Long article traces presidents who won without prior campaign experience, compares Hoover with Taylor and Grant, and lists multiple estates and probate details for local figures. It notes 11 first-ballot nominations by both major parties through 1928 and includes assorted estate appraisals.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
Zachary Taylor
Ulysses S. Grant
Taylor
Grant
United States
Continental Congress
Lincoln
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Coolidge
Northampton
Maas
Massachusetts Senate
Hoover
Supreme Court Affirms Death Sentence in Akron Killing
The Supreme Court on June 20 affirmed the Summit County judgment sentencing John Sabo of Akron to death for the May 26 1926 killing of Barton C Painter in Akron.
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Columbus
U.P
Supreme Court Today
Summit County
John Sabo
Akron
Barton C. Painter
Strouds Run Event Mentioned in June Notice
June entry notes Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Brown hosting a gathering at Strouds Run. Details are sparse but indicate a social event with local residents.
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Strouds Run
Leslie Brown
Visitors From Parkersburg and Athens Stay Overnight
Their guests Friday were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Porter and Mrs. Cevilla Founds of Parkersburg West Virginia and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Whitmore plus two sons from Athens for a short visit.
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Roy Porter
Cevilla Founds
Parkersburg
W. Va
Carl Whitmore
Athens
Daughter Luella Jane Born to Mr and Mrs Carl Coe
Mrs Carl Coe and her husband announce the birth of a daughter named Luella Jane on June 15. The baby is the granddaughter of Mr and Mrs I Leslie Brown of this place.
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Strouds Run
Carl Coe
Luella Jane
I Leslie Brown
Court House Doings: Adoption Mixed With Name Change
In Athens County Probate court an adoption petition for 17yearold Goldie Fulton by Mr and Mrs Emery Lantz was filed seeking to change her name to Lantz. Probation officer N K Alder man was appointed the girl s next friend by Judge M Johnson. The court also ordered the arrest of George Conkle on non support and recorded inheritance tax decisions for estates including K N Maniskas.
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Goldie Fulton
Emery Lantz
Athens County
Miss Fulton
Lantz
N. K. Alderman
8. M. Johnson
George Conkle
K. N. Maniskas
Marriage Licenses Issued By Probate Court This Morning
Licenses to wed were issued from the Probate court this morning to Kenneth J. Reed 27 minister of Sandusky and Maude Skidmore 29 Athens daughter of Ollie M. Skidmore Emmett Stevens 25 Racine soldier son of Charles Stevens and Glenna Yocum 2 daughter of Frank Yocum.
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Kenneth J. Reed
B. Reed
Sandusky
Maude Skidmore
Ollie M. Skidmore
Athens
Emmett Stevens
Racine
Charles , Stevens
Glenna Yocum
Frank Yocum
Ter
Divorce Suit Filed by Majestic Organist
Mrs. Dorothy Sarber a Majestic theater organist sues Bertram Sarber in County Common Pleas court alleging adultery as the grounds for divorce.
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Dorothy Sarber
Majestic Theater
Bertram Sarber
County Common Pleas Court
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C. H. Bartlett
M’connellville
Rocky Glen Sanatorium
Mrs. W. H. Hyde
Commerce Chamber
Washington, D. C
Herbert Hoover, Jr
Secretary of Commerce
GUESS
Carbondale Man
Charles S.bradfield, Jr
Love's Awakening
Adele Garrison
Capy
Abs, Wean
Nature Service
Ino
Morristown News
City
Zeller Syrarc
National
House of Representatives
Grover Cleveland
Buffalo
New York
William McKinley
Supreme Office
Roosevelt
William Howard Taft
Superior Court of
Martha L. Maniskas
Adeministratrix
Elizabeth W. Nida
C. R. Shafer
Della B. Sayers
Henry Sayers
Theodore M. Heads
J. P. Sedgwick
Clyde Sedgwick
Adaline
James W. Ford
Charles O. Grimy
Atwood H. Grimy
W. B
Ray Bobo
F. D. Forsythe
U. S. Grant
Salmon P. Chase
Coolidges
Pine Island
Court House
Ciei
Woodworth’s
Superior Shoe Repair Shop
Majestio
Athens, Ohio
Isaac Wilson
Auto Tire & Gas CO
Chestnut and
Harper Sts
White Rose
Wnatioc Refining CO
Cleveland, OF
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