Mrs Hoodlett Hurt In Florida Auto Accident
Mrs Charles Hoodlett of Nelsonville was seriously injured when her dress caught in a sedan door near St Petersburg Florida last Monday. She was unconscious for hours, treated in a St Petersburg hospital, then returned home with her husband Dr J J Hoodlett and son. Her condition improved this morning.
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Nelsonville
Charles Hoodlett
Florida
J. J. Hoodlett
Haydenville
St. Petersburg
Fla
Hoodlett
DIES SUDDENLY NAME WINNERS IN KITE FLYING
Paul McCray aged 10 died at his Poplar Street home after an illness of one day. Parents and two other children survive. Funeral arrangements not yet set. Nelsonville event on Baird's Hill featured eight contestants with prizes for top kites. Gerald Thomas won a Scout axe, Donald Harper took a Scout knife, others praised for workmanship and design.
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Paul McCray
Andy Gerald Thomas
Donald Harper
Carl McCray
Nelsonville
Poplar Street
Powell, Mender
Gerald Thomas
Byron Phillips
Kenneth Cope
Lawrence Seibert
Harry Evans
Earl Dilcher
Rosser Bateman
Thomas
Baird's Hill
Three autos crash injures Mrs. O'Dell near Shady Park
Mrs. Ray O'Dell of this city suffered a broken right hand and facial cuts in a four o'clock wreck involving three cars near the Shady Park Filling Station above Nelsonville. Norman Boesch of Columbus reported to Mayor Eberle that F. D. Sanders of Lima rode recklessly. Sanders fled the scene but will be returned. The Boesch car pulled from the station, then was side-swiped by the Lima vehicle, sending Boesch's car into the O'Dell sedan which overturned. All other occupants escaped injury.
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Nelsonville
Ray O'Dell
Shady Park
O'Dell
Norman Boesch
Columbus
Boesch
L. J. Eberle
F. D. Sanders
Lima
George Bateman
DAR Leader to Broadcast on WSPD Toledo
Mrs. Alfred Brosseau, president general of the Daughters of the American Revolution, will broadcast over station WSPD Toledo between 7 30 and 8 oclock p m Tuesday March 26 it has been announced.
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Nelsonville
Alfred Brosseau
the Daughters of the American Revolution
WSPD
Toledo
Ohio
Local residents visit kin across Ohio this weekend
A long list of weekly visits and trips to Columbus Logan Columbus Cleveland and Newark shapes a social roundup. Miss Helen Collins returns to nursing duties in Toledo after caring for relatives and friends. Several families including the Scheelers Leos and Raine share time with kin in Logan and Columbus.
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Helen Collins
Toledo
Harry Runion
Four Babies Born in Nelsonville Area March 24 21
Birth notices from Nelsonville report William and Mary McCulloch welcome a son Billy Lee on March 24 at Oak Street home. Thess Matheny announce a son born March 24 on Madison Street. Lois Ann arrives to William Dixey and Violet Higgins on March 21 in Columbus. Norma Jean born to Clarence and wife at 315 Adams Street with parents M B Pedigo and family.
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Nelsonville
William McCulloch
Oak Street
Billy Lee
Jack McCulloch
Walter Green
Emma Schroeder
Aaron Green
Thess Matheny
Madison Street
William Dixey
Violet Higgins) Columbus
Lois Ann
Loyal Women Class to Hold Meeting at Columbus Street home
The Loyal Women's Class of the Christian Sunday School will meet Tuesday at 7 PM in Mrs J J Otis 226 Columbus Street. A silver offering will be taken. All members urged to attend. Mrs E S McCune returns to Cleveland after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Pensyl. She traveled to Columbus with Mrs Pensyl Mrs C E Whitmore and son Leonard. Mr and Mrs John Lawson and daughter Frances and Mrs Joe Indersdon were in Columbus Saturday.
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Margaret Johnson
Dayton
George Johnson
Fred Craig
Evelyn June
Columbus
Robert Franklin
T. H. Nida
Gallipolis
Nancy E. Nida
Henry Poston
Mildred Hampton
Lillian Stover
W. H. Barton
Adelphi
Mooney
Carl Coakley
Sam Stillwell
Robert
Chillicothe
E. M. Gilbert
Henry
Amenville
William Grey
Glen Allen
Jean Lucretia
P. L. Duncan
Virginia
Win Johnson
Lillian
Newark
Lynn Chapman
D. J
Audrey
Cleveland
Otto Kael
The
Christian Sunday School
J. J. Otis
Columbus Street
E.S. McCune
Charles Pensyl
Pensyl
C. E. Whitmore
Leonard
John Lawson
Frances
Joe Indersdon
Mellon Says Wealth and Happiness Can Go Hand in Hand
Secretary of the Treasury Andrew Mellon, one of the world’s richest men, says happiness can be found in building a great fortune and in achievement. He notes wealth brings responsibilities and that heredity and training influence a person’s place, while wealth itself is likely to remain unevenly distributed.
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Mellon
Washington
U.P
Secretary of Treasury
Andrew W. Mellon
Pittsburgh
United States
Washington Monument
Mrs. Matilda Allen Dies at 79 in City Home
Mrs. Matilda Allen 79 widow of J W Allen died Saturday at 9 30 p m at her son Frank Allen s Poplar Street home after a three month illness She leaves her son Frank brother William Sowers of Nelsonville and four sisters Emma White in Washington D C Lou Chapman of Zaleski and Alice Nace of Deer Park Washington Funeral services at 2 p m Tuesday at the Allen residence conducted by Rev C W Hoffman M E Church Burial beside her husband at Greenlawn.
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Nelsonville
Matilda Allen
J. W. Allen
Frank Allen
Poplar Street
Frank
William Sowers
Mra
Emma White
Washington D. H
Lou Chapman
Zaleski
Alice Nace
Deer Park
Washington
Allen
C. W. Hoffman
M. E. Church
Greenlawn
Daughters of Veterans Meet at Odd Fellows Hall
The Daughters of Veterans will convene at Odd Fellows Hall on Tuesday evening at seven o'clock. The local gathering aims to discuss internal matters and plan upcoming community service activities.
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Daughters OF Veterans
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Aldebaran Class Enjoys Saturday Hike at Lunch
The Aldebaran Class of the Methodist Sunday School enjoyed a Saturday afternoon hike with a picnic lunch. Miss Blanche Moorehead, teacher, led the group which included Agnes Hillen Ruth Keating Vesper Coakley Kathryn Lee Dorothy Dailey Lois Bateman and Marie Dewhurst.
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Aldebaran
Methodist Sunday School
Blanche Moorehead
Agnes Hillen
Ruth Keating
Vesper Coakley
Kathryn Lee
Dorothy Dailey
Lois Bateman
Marie Dewhurst
Eudora Chapter to Meet in Masonic Temple
Eudora Chapter No 72 O E 8 will hold its regular meeting Tuesday evening March 26 at 7 o clock in the Masonic Temple.
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Eudora
Masonic Temple
Parkdale Residents Arrested for Disturbing the Peace in Nelsonville
Dave Bryan and Homer Davis of Parkdale were arrested by Acting Police Chief George Bateman and arraigned before Mayor L. J. Eberle on disturbing the peace charges. Both pleaded guilty and were fined 25 dollars plus costs. An earlier intoxication plea by Charles Kentner resulted in a 10 dollar fine plus costs.
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Nelsonville
Dave Bryan
Homer Davis
Parkdale
George Bateman
L. J. Eberle
Charles
Chuck” Kentner
Eberle
Palm Sunday Services Draw Large Presbyterian Crowd
Nelsonville reports a well attended Palm Sunday morning service at the Presbyterian Church. The special observance featured robed ministering and a notably impressive service.
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Nelsonville
The
Presbyterian Church
Local Man Fined for Wife Beating in Athens County
Edward Dunn of Chauncey was fined 25 and costs after pleading guilty to a prior assault charge in Athens County court. He was later arrested again for beating his wife, with a second assault charge and intoxication filed. Dunn remained jailed in Chauncey awaiting arraignment in magistrate court.
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Edward Dunn
Cey
Athens County
Dunn
Harry Dalton
Bert Witham
Chauncey
Court of Justice of the Peace
M. B. Tucker
Marshal Witham
Scouts at Show Eight Troop No 51 Visit Columbus
Eight members of Troop No 51 and three Nelsonville Scouts attended the eighth annual Scout show at the Columbus Coliseum last Friday evening. The event drew 106 troops from Columbus and others statewide with chariot racing wall scaling and a semaphore signaling contest sending 100 letters in 14 seconds. Nelsonville attendees were Scoutmaster W. W. Whitlatch and Paul Weltzheimer.
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Columbus
Nelsonville
Boy Scouts
Coliseum
Columbus Scouts
W. W. Whitlatch
Paul Weltzheimer
Mrs Pearl Hertlein Stabbed by Estranged Husband
Columbus reports Mrs Pearl Hertlein age 32 was stabbed by her estranged husband and later committed self harm by kissing himself. She is reported to be recovering today by physicians.
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Columbus
Pearl Hertlein
It’s a Wonderful Way To Relieve Eczema And Pimples
An advertisement touts Zemo as a soothing invisible cure for eczema and itching skin for 20 years. It claims rapid relief of pimples and rashes with a powerful antiseptic action and urges purchase from druggists in 360 600 and 1.00 dollar sizes.
Former local student held on affidavit for break in storehouse
Former Ohio University student Herbert Hahn of Elyria was arrested in St. Louis by Sheriff William Wil lama and brought to Athens. An out of court settlement is being sought as Hahn and three youths allegedly smashed the storehouse front with rocks and stole shot cases on February 2. Hahn was identified by the owner and the car number noted. the youth’s addresses were traced through parents and Mrs Sarah Williams.
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Frank Weekly
Imener Creek
Herbert Hahn
Elyria
Ohio University
St. Louis
William Willama
Athens
Justice of the Peace
Carl H. Porter
Hahn
University
Sarah Willams
Church Street
Williams
Spanish fliers start journey over Atlantic
Ignacio Jimenez Maré tin and Francisco Iglesias Braga of the Spanish air force began a record flight from Seville to Rio de Janeiro aboard the Jesus Gran Poder. They flew along the African coast toward Dakar then aimed to cross the Atlantic to South America, with a 5,000 mile fuel load.
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Seville
Spain
Ignacio Jimenez Marétin
Francisco Iglesias Braga
Jesus Gran Poder
Rio de Janeiro
Dakar
Africa
Cadiz
Atlantic
Standard fertilizer ratios discussed by Ohio experts
In Columbus Mr Webb explained standard ratio fertilizers for Ohio. The talk covered phosphates bone meal nitrogen sources and potash with nitrate of soda sulfate of ammonia and calcinated nitrate noted as commonly used. The Ohio Experiment Station and agents endorse July 1 adoption of these ratios.
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Columbus
T. H. Selon
Fotda
Webb
Fee
Ohio
48 Hour Pain Relief Claim From The World Ad
An ad claims a 48 Hour pain relief product from The World drug is non habit forming and widely used with nearly a million packages sold. It promises fast relief for backache and pains, featuring D. Webb as a former superintendent and Ohio Farm Bureau endorsement, and offers a 60 cent price with money back guarantee if not effective.
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D. Webb
Albany
Ohio Farm Bureau
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Raymond Raine
Logan
Clarence McMillen
M. B. Pedigo
Adams Street
Norma Jean
Alfred P. Beck
United Press
Midas
the Buckeye’s Investors
Osman
Buckeye
Doan
Aldebaran Class
Presbyterian Services
Visks
Resinol
Dabuimnoce
Hubert Hahn
South America
Hardie Spraery
Hardie
Tory Service
West Virginia
Kentucky
Gold Nurseries
New York Coal Co
J.W. Stockbing
Stark Bros. Nurseries
Harold Baughman
Automotive
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