Falls township hires nine teachers for coming year
Falls township school board met Saturday and named nine teachers for next year. Six of the new staff are Logan residents, including Webb Summitt W T Poling Till Miss Chute Carns H F Bratton Nes W W Gordon Antioch Irvin Risch Pleasant Valley Charles Schaal Walnut Valley Mrs Effie Woltz Ball James Rittgers Nickle Plate Marie Gompf. Mr Rittgers returns to Ball school for the sixth year. Ball school sits one and a half miles west of Logan serving much of West Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falls Township
Logan
Webb Summitt
W. T. Poling
Till
Miss Chute
Carns
H. F. Bratton
Nes
W. W. Gordon
Antioch
Irvin Risch
Pleasant Valley
Charles Schaal
Walnut Valley
Effie Woltz
Ball
James Rittgers
Nickle Plate
Legion Post to Discuss Application Plants for Veterans
M Boehm adjutant of Glan ious Dugan Post American Legion has a supply of application plants for adjusted compensation. Arrangements to aid every veteran in the vicinity will be worked out at a meeting of the post Tuesday evening at 7 80. Post officers urge wide attendance at tomorrow night’s meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Boehm
Glanious Dugan
American Legion
Philadorian lodge members attend First Presbyterian service
About 90 Philadorian lodge members attended Sunday morning services at First Presbyterian Church. Charles Poston led organ and Mrs. FE S McCune and Mrs. Edith Stires sang solos. Rev. Evans delivered a sermon titled God the Master Mason. Miss Saretta Craig and Miss Erica Harbert of Dayton were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs E Wale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadorian Lodge
First Presbyterian Church
Charles Poston
FE. S. McCune
Edith Stires
Evans
Quiet Athens Wedding Unites Miss Margaret Spencer and Ralph White
Rev Leon Arpee officiated at a morning ceremony at the Spencer home in Athens. Miss Margaret Jane Spencer and Ralph Holmes White of Nelsonville wed with family witnesses present. The couple plan a motor trip then reside at 11 Park Place Athens where White works as manager for Bennett Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Arpee
Athens
Margaret Jane Spencer
Ralph Holmes White
Nelsonvile
Arpee
Joshua Spencer
Catherine Spencer
Jeanette Lortels
Albert White
Cumberland
Ohio
Spencer
Nelsonville
Ohio University
O. U
Park Place
Mr. White
Bennett Co
Hyde family plans motor trip before medical career
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Hyde with Miss Joan Abbott and Dr. Hubert Hyde depart for a week long motor trip. Upon return, Dr. Hubert Hyde will enter Mt. Sinai Hospital in Cleveland as an interne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Hyde
Joan Abbott
Hubert Hyde
Mt. Sinai Hospital, Cleveland
Mrs. Sarah P. Russell Dies. Rites Planned in Chauncey
Mrs. Sarah Preston Russell aged years died Sunday at her daughter Mrs. M B Edgell’s Riverside home where she had lived. She leaves four children Mrs. Edgell Nelsonville Mrs J H Martin Edward Russell and John Russell Dayton. Husband and five children preceded her. Rev Geo FE Tifft to lead funeral at the Edgell residence Tuesday at 2 pm with interment in Chauncey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Preston Russell
M. B. Edgell
Riverside
Edgell
Nelsonville
J.H. Martin
Edward Russell
the Plains
John Russell
Dayton
Geo. FE. Tifft
Chauncey
Local Socials Note Travel Visits and Guests
Miss Catherine Spencer visits Washington and New York City. Reese Alvis from Columbus spends Saturday with friends. Mr and Mrs Earl Campbell and Gordon return after visiting Newark with relatives. V I Noon and Mrs Mary Craig of Columbus guest at E W Allen on Thursday. Mr and Mrs W H Barton of Adelphi spend Sunday and today with John Mooney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Spencer
Washington, D. C
New York City
Earl Campbell
Gordon
Newark
V. I. Noon
Mary Craig
Columbus
E. W. Allen
W. H. Barton
Adelphi
John Mooney
Residents and visitors bid farewell in city notes
Ralph Elliott departed today for Atlantic City. Mrs. J T Noon and daughter Mary Ellen of Columbus returned home after visiting Mr and Mrs E W Allen. Miss Catherine Stedem of Columbus spent Sunday with her parents here. Miss Dorothy Chandler of Mansfield is guest of Miss Corinne Kreppel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Robbins
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Julia Baird
Catherine Stedem
Columbus
Dorothy Chandler
Mansfield
Corinne Kreppel
Logan Collision Damages Two Machines Near Rock Bridge
Friday evening collision at Rock bridge caused extensive damage to two vehicles. Driver H. Be. Pettys of Logan led one car while a young Hutchins from Haydenville operated the other. Accident occurred near the watering trough just outside the village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockbridge
H. BE. Pettys
Logan
Hutchins
Haydenville
Tom Family Heads to Farewell Lake Fishing Trip
Mr and Mrs H O Tom and family depart Logan by motor for Farewell Lake Michigan for a two week vacation. They plan fishing and camping with potential local friends joining later.
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H. O. Tom
Farewell Lake
Michigan
Emotor
Logan
Twin baby dies from cold at four months origin home
One of Brown twins, a four month old boy named Bob, died Saturday morning from a deep cold at the home of Mr and Mrs M S Brown. He was one of twins born to the couple. Funeral services were held Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arrow
M. S. Brown
Bobbig
Benton man arrested after home search and bottle found
Roy Huffman of Benton township was arrested by officers led by Constable George Shaw early Sunday at his home. He pled not guilty before Magistrate Miller, with a Thursday trial and $800 bond. A pint bottle dumped near an old well was found. contents await testing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Huffman
Benton Township
George Shaw
Logar
Huffman
Miller
Hocking County Liquor Fine Collections Rise
Clerk of Courts Newton Spencer reports $1250 collected in the past month from fines in common pleas court. An additional $500 is currently in the process of collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking County
Newton Spencer
Common Pleas Court
Revival series ends with large tabernacle gather
Minister Karl Wittman concluded a three week revival at the tabernacle on Sunday night. A large crowd attended as many conversions were reported and substantial good was seen from the meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Wittman
the Tabernacle
Two New Divorces Filed in Hocking County
Gladys Garrett seeks a divorce from Harold Garrett citing gross neglect and extreme cruelty with adultery and notes his prior jail visits in Lancaster. They wed in Lancaster in 1919 and share two children. Ruby Viola Fields sues Floyd Fields in Jackson Mississippi for divorce on gross neglect and extreme cruelty and asks restoration of her maiden name Ruby Viola Divine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking County
Gladys Garrett
Harold Garrett
Lancaster
Ruby Viola
Floyd Fields
Jackson
Mississippi
Ruby Viola Divine
Glouster Lodge 92 to Hold Inspection Meeting
Glouster White Rose Temple No 92 will be inspected at a Wednesday week meeting. District deputy grand chief Winifred Skidmore will inspect the lodge, then a lunch and social will follow. William Donaldson, once a Glouster resident, lies gravely ill in this city at the Baldersons home with slim hope for recovery. The Donaldsons recently ran a Lancaster hotel before illness forced sale. They previously ran a Murray City hotel and a Parkersburg restaurant before settling in Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Rose Temple
Winifred Skidmore
William Donaldson
W. R. Balderson
Donaldson
Murray City
Parkersburg
Lancaster
Dankle Visits Trimble With Wilsons Family
W. B. Dankle of Delaware is spending several days at Trimble with his brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs C W Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Dankle
Delaware
Trimble
Mrs. C. W. Wilson
Mrs. Striplins Leaves Selma for New York Voice Study
Mrs. W H Striplin also listed as Estella Allen of Selma Alabama travels after a brief visit with her parents Mr and Mrs A A Allen to New York City to pursue advanced study in voice piano and dramatics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H.striplin
Estella Allen
Selma
Alabama
A. A. Allen
New York City
Nellie Allen Spends Week Visiting Friends in Logan
Miss Nellie Allen is spending a week with friends in Logan, enjoying hospitality and local sights as she visits during the current season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Allen
Logan
Fire destroys barn at Mine 267 in Hunterdon
An unknown origin blaze at Mine 267 in Hunterdon destroyed a large barn and feed storage. All stock was in pasture. one horse was saved. Loss estimated in the several hundred dollar range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunterdon
Columbus Visitor Returns After Two Week Stay
Miss Mary Auer has returned to Columbus after a two week visit with friends in the city. Locally, participants on the Monypeny-Hammond excursion to Atlantic City New York and Philadelphia included Misses Minnie Duncan Bess Richards Dolores Stoecklein and Lawrence Colbert. Mrs Otto Schmidt Genevieve Stoecklin left Columbus and Mrs 8 W Gadberry and son Walter left Nelsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Auer
Columbus
Atlantic City
New York
Philadelphia
Minnie Duncan
Bess Richards
Dolores Stoecklein
Lawrence Colbert
Otto Schmidt
Genevieve Stoecklin
8. W. Gadberry
Walter
Nelsonville
Elijah Smith Seeks Ear Specialist in Columbus
Elijah Smith traveled to Columbus on Monday to consult a specialist about persistent ear trouble he has been experiencing for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elijah Smith
Columbus
Mr and Mrs John McCreanor Welcome A Baby Boy
Mr and Mrs John McCreanor are the proud parents of a baby boy born on Sunday. Local family announces the new arrival and welcomes well wishers.
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John McCreanor
Bunday
Calles Makes Whirlwind Tour of Mexico Campaign
June 23 Mexico City reports an orderly July presidential vote between Plutarco Elias Calles and Angel Flores. Calles campaigns nationwide by private train and car while Flores runs a front porch effort from Mexico City. Obregon retires to Sonora to keep politics even as both candidates promise to honor international obligations and support capital growth.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Plutarcus Elias Calles
Angel Flores
Sonora
United States
Obregon
de la Huerta
Calles
Obrecon
Callesibada Eo.ieely
Flores
Sinaloa
Burt
Latin America
Mooseheart Legion pot luck supper announced
All members of Women of Mooseheart Legion are asked to bring a favorite dish for a pot luck supper at Moosehall this Tuesday evening starting at 7 39.
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Women of
Mooseheart Legion
Moosehall
Fraternal Benefit Societies Report Major Growth
W R Shirley president National Fraternal Congress reports 200 societies adding 1,296,000 members this year and new insurance totaling 1,254,000,000. Assets rise over 46,000,000 to 581,119,000 with total membership reaching 1,195,017.
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Chicago
America
W. R. Shirley
National Fraternal Congress
Shirley
Noted marksman slain in St Louis police car
Lieut Sid ney FE Sears 57, renowned revolver expert and crack shot with the St. Louis police, was shot four times and killed today while seated in a police automobile in front of a Negro tenement house where he and two other officers were investigating an alleged fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Sidney FE. Sears
Goldstein to Meet Curry in Bantamweight Tilt
Abe Goldstein world bantamweight champion will fight Connie Curry of Sioux City Iowa in a 19 round semi windup to the Greb Stribling bout in Chicago on July 4 announced today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Abe Goldstein
Connie Curry
Sioux City
Iowa
Traffic Perils Studied At Ohio Safety Conference
Ohio Governor Donahey announced a Safety First conference for July 23 in Columbus to study railroad grade crossing hazards. The meeting aims to reduce auto accidents at crossings after 157 Ohio incidents in 1923 causing 235 deaths and 729 injuries and may propose legislation to the next General Assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OHI
Columbus
Ohio
Donahey
Ohio General Assembly
New Helicopter in Successful Flight at McCook Field
Lieutenant Harod Ti Harris led test flights of Henry A Berliner’s helicopter at College Park Maryland reaching fifteen feet altitude and fifty miles per hour. Three propellers stabilize oscillation while unveiling promising ground takeoff results and plans for further modified tests. Berliner, Washington DC inventor, financed the craft and sought Air Service evaluation.
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Dayton
Harod Ti. Harris
McCook Field
College Park
Air Service
Conquer
United States
Harris
Henry A. Berliner
Washington
I D. C
Blueberry Pie Delays Hit Northern Cities This Year
Hazleton Pennsylvania reports delayed blueberry harvests due to late spring. First carloads to Cleveland Buffalo Philadelphia Chicago and New York normally arrive around July 1 but may be late. Boston would see berries mid July, with experts fearing lack of proper ripening.
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Hazleton
Cleveland
Buffalo
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
Boston
Peoria Considers Pigeon Catcher in City Law
Peoria may appoint an official pigeon catcher alongside a dog catcher after the city council approved an ordinance amendment. The move would broaden the ban on domestic animals running at large to include pigeons.
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Peoria
Til
Buckeye Builds Character Through Years of Service
The Buckeye brand has forged a steady reputation in Columbus and Central Ohio with long standing officers and directors shaping a trusted name. For years residents depended on the Buckeye and found no disappointment in its service.
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The
Buckeye
Columbus
Central
Ohio
British labor ward glow by pay slashes in England
London reports wage reductions totaling about 5 billion dollars since 1921, fueling strikes. Herbert Tracy, a top trade union economist, rejects direct links to a Labor government, saying wage demands began before the party’s rise and cite industrial conditions warranting restored pay. The Labor government’s court of inquiry in disputes increases public awareness of issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Herbert Tracy
Tracy
Labor Party
Mississippi barge lines prosper again on the river
The Mississippi River has revived as a trade artery with nearly one hundred barges and tow boats of the Federal Barge Line moving hundreds of thousands of tons of freight monthly. The Mississippi Warrior Service, or Federal Harbor Line, grown from a war era fleet to a major Midwestern carrier, now operates 80 barges, 8 tow boats, and three self propelled barges serving St. Louis, East St. Louis, Cairo, Memphis, Vicksburg, and New Orleans with modern terminals established in several cities.
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Cairo
Federal Barge Line
Mississispi Warrior Service
Federal Harve Line
Mid-West
Gulf
New Orleans
Smatl
Mid West
St. Louis
East St. Louis
St. Cairo
Memphis
Tenn
Vicksburg
Miss
Houses Collapse in Lisbon England During Violent Rain
Several homes in Lisbon England were toppled as severe rain storms battered the area. Emergency crews surveyed damages and urged residents to avoid standing water as weather warnings remained in effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
England
Zemo Promises Quick Relief for Eczema and Skin Ailments
A vintage ad touts Zemo as a fast remedy for eczema and itching with large and small bottle prices. It claims the product removes traces of eczema, tetter, pimples, rash, and other skin troubles after application and promotes healthy skin, also advertising Zemo Soap and Ointment with set prices.
Camphor Eye Wash Promotion At Gibson's Pharmacy
An ad touts Lavoptik eye wash with camphor hy drastis witch hazel for eye soreness and weakness. It promises an aluminum eye cup free and notes Bethlehem as a center of the mother of pearl industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibson's Pharmacy
Bethlehem
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Nelsonville News
Wilford Edgell
Russell
Mason
S8retta Craig
Frederica Harbert
Mrs. E. Wwale
Spencer-White
Reese Alvis
Ralph Elliott
Glouster
Goldstein
Maughan
Russell L. Maughan
Golden Gate
Buckeye State Building and Loan
West Gay Street
Columbus, Ohio
Luther A. Huston
I. N.S
Turkey
Bosporus
Mississipi
Tritipp
Simmons
Battery & Electric Co
Army & Navy Stores of
Thrift
Ea Savings Account
the Security Savings Bank
the Vine Pharmacy
Shellman
North Court St
Atlas Store
Glouster, Ohio
Boots
Zarr
Buddy
Anderson
Aunt Boo
Jamers
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