Nurse Reports April Field Hours in Nelsonville
City health nurse Miss Ethel Walker lists April activities: office 19 hours, field 169, school 15, hospital and specialist referrals, 2 hospitalizations, 7 doctor visits, 3 dentist visits, 5 health classes and meetings, 2 preschool clinic days, immunization aid, 220 dental inspections, 13 physician visits for patients, 41 social services, 18 school visits, prenatal and maternity care, infant welfare, tuberculosis work, and other nursing care totaling extensive field service.
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Nelsonville
Ethel Walker
Mt. Vernon
Ohio State Sanatorium
Modern Business Will Be Subject Chamber of Commerce
Nelsonville May 1 An interesting Chamber of Commerce meeting is arranged by President C E Bennett for Thursday evening. Prof Albert Gubitz of Ohio University's economics research division will speak on Modern Business and the Business Men's part in the Chamber of Commerce. Merchants association invited. dinner at 6 15. late arrivals may hear the address in the Y M C A dining room.
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Nelsonville
Chamber of Commerce
C. E. Bennett
Albert Gubitz
Department of Economics
Ohio University
Merchants’ Association
Military Ball Honors Guards Who Served on Relief
In Nelsonville on May 1 the Odd Fellows ball will host a military ball for enlisted men. Officers plan a special entertainment to thank them for steady relief duty work. A committee is organizing details today.
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Nelsonville
Odd Fellows
Annual Goldsberry Sing Postponed to Late May
The Goldsberry Sing contest is postponed due to unpreparedness and time constraints. Dunkle King, in charge, announced that six organizations Delta Tau Delta, Beta Theta Pi, Phi Kappa Tau, Sigma Pi, Phi Delta Theta, and Tau Kappa Upsilon will participate. Bullard's Stein Song will be the required piece with each group allowed one additional song of its choice.
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Goldsberry
Dunkle King
Blaine R. Goldsberry
Delta Tau Delta
Beta Theta Pi
Phi Kappa
Tau
Sigma Pi
United States
Europe
America
Interstate Commerce Commission
W. J. Haranan
Presi
Social notes from Fayette street bridges party and regional visits
Mrs. John Edington hosted two tables of bridge players on Fayette street with guests including Mrs. Sam Hanley Columbus and Mrs. Gay Aumiller. Numerous residents visited Columbus Lancaster Amanda and Marysville over the weekend as relatives, grandchildren, and friends attended events and returned home.
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John Edington
Fayette Street
Sam Hanley
Columbus
Gay Aumiller
O. A. Rider
Herbert Leyshon
Ben Stalter
N. Hill
John Lawson
John
Lew Keplar
Ross and
Lewis Keplar
Mayme Keplar
Lancaster
C. G. Dew
Mildred Bayless
Eva and
Mayme Nye
Fred Nye
John Johnson
Edwin Holland
J. L. Wilson
Wilson
Mt. Carmelspital
Phebe Clements
Worth Jclements
Amanda
Lon Coakley
Fred Coakley
Elsie
Bernard Seidel
Ruth
Carol Jean
Cincinnati
Robert Huenefeld
Helen Williams
Clarissa
Page Graham
Marysville
Stuart Hoedler
Bob Ohlinger
Bliss College
Martin Ohlinger
Clyde Rutter
W. S. Rhodes
Billy
Rhodes
Nelsonville merchants show interest in Athens coal meeting
May 1 Nelsonville merchants and professional men show considerable interest in tonight's Athens meeting to discuss the Hocking Valley coal business. A large delegation is expected to attend.
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Athens
Nelsonville
Hocking Valley
Varsity Quartet Program Earns Praise at Ew ing Hall
The Varsity Male Quartet from Ohio universities performed in Ew ing hall with songs from their western coast tour. Don Dowd encores after Hybrus the Cretan while the group sang plantation melodies, pickaninny lullaby pantomime and encores including Bullard and Seguidilla. Directors praise from Professor C. I. Robinson.
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Ohio University
Ewing Hall
Pacific
Hybrius
Don Dowd
Hannah
Noah
Edmund
Caroline
Bullard
Dave Todd
Joe Dando
Joe
Bid Edmund
Ted Cowan
C. IC. Robinson
Gasoline Theft Strikes Murray City Bus Garage
Prowlers ripped boards from the Murray City bus line garage on Chestnut Street and stole six gallons of gasoline from one bus. Authorities suspect local youths with cars and no funds to buy gas.
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Nelsonville
Murray City Bus Line
Chestnut Street
Detective James Ruff Freed Over Tipster Charges
Cleveland May 1. Detective James Ruff, named by Joseph Sanders as the mystery tipster who helped Sanders escape during an Ohio auto ring probe, was dismissed by Safety Director Edwin D. Barry. Sanders testified that Ruff tipped him to destroy incriminating papers, and Barry barred Police Chief Jacob Graul from defending Ruff.
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Cleveland
U.R
James Ruff
Joseph Sanders
Sanders
Ohio
Edwin D. Barry
Barry
Ruff
Jacob Graul
Rulf
Pardons Granted to Two Dry Liquor Law Violators
In Columbus on May 1 Governor Donahey pardoned Harry Bothwell of Dayton and Virgil Jones of Trumbull county for liquor law violations. Bothwell, convicted in Dayton municipal court of possessing articles for liquor manufacture, was fined 500 dollars and remanded from the Dayton workhouse since April 10, 1927. He is pardoned on condition he pays 250 dollars of the fine and costs.
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Columbus
May
Harry Bothwell
Dayton
Virgil Jones
Trumbull County
Donahey
Bothwell
Governor Donahey Leaves Columbus for Vacation Trip
Governor Vic Donahey and wife depart Columbus with their son James acting as chauffeur for a weeks long vacation motor trip away from the capital.
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Columbus
U.P
Vic Donahey
James
Twilight Managers Meet Nelsonville
Twilight base ball league managers held a Monday evening meeting in Nelsonville. A boosters committee of ten members was appointed and called to meet Friday night at 7 30 at the Y. Opening game is scheduled for May 15.
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Nelsonville
Twilight Baseball League
Boosters
Thefts Shock Athens County Farmers in May Report
May 1 report from Nelsonville notes numerous thefts of produce and chickens across Athens county farms. Law enforcement in the district hears of cellar looting and hay bales hauled away amidst unemployment blamed for the spike in thefts.
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Nelsonville
Athens County
Hocking
Regular meeting of Haybron No 119 announced
Nelsonville May 1 a regular meeting of Haybron No 119 will be held Wednesday evening a good attendance is desired and urged by officers.
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Nelsonville
Haybron Connect
Missionary Society Meeting Led by Mrs North at 230 Madison
The Missionary society of the Christian church gathers Friday evening with Mrs. Loren North hosting at 230 Madison street. Miss Beth Verity leads the program.
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The
Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Loren North
Madison Street
Beth Verity
Speeding Costs Hogue Fine in Athens Court
Roy Hogue of Washington Avenue was fined 18.88 dollars for speeding on East State Street before Justice of the Peace Carl Porter. Traffic officer Fred Heck arrested Hogue.
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East State Street
Roy Hogue
Washington Avenue
Justice of Peace
Carl Porter
Fred Heck
Hogue
Durrett Named Head of Drug Control Division
Secretary Jardine named Dr. James J. Durrett of Memphis Tennessee as head of the Agriculture Department drug control division to replace George W Hoover who has resigned.
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Washington
U.R
Secretary of Agriculture
Jardine Today
James J. Durrett
Memphis
Tenn
T He Drug Control Division
Agriculture Department
George W. Hoover
Medical conference reviews psychiatric care and public health
Dr Stoner cites unconscious labeling as a risk in treating neurotics after analyzing 3 710 cases and urges sympathetic care and environmental change. Cleveland experts study alcoholism types, while others discuss near vision, infantile paralysis, public health nursing, waiter prophylaxis, and goiter prevention.
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Dr. Stoner
Stoner
L. J. Karnosh
Cleveland
Cleveland City Hospital
Kretschmer
C. A. Neal
Norwood
Paul A. Davis
Akron
C. P. Robbins
Columbus
Ohio
Joseph Blickensderfer
New Philadelphia
Psychic Factor in Sick ness Emphasized by Doctor at Ohio Meet
At the 87th annual Ohio State Medical Association session in Cincinnati Dr Willard C Stoner of Cleveland argued advances shift emphasis to material factors over psychic in treating chronic illness and patient management.
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Cincinnati
Ohio State Medical Association
Henry W. Berman
Cincinnati Academy of Medicine
Willard C. Stoner
Cleveland
Ohio State Fraternity Names Fifteen New Members
Bucket and Dipper, honorary journalism fraternity at Ohio State University, selected fifteen new members today in Columbus.
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Columbus
U.P
Bucket & Dipper
Ohio State University
One-Act Plays Begin Next Week in Ewing Hall
Deen Irma Voigt announces next week’s one act play recitals. The first program starts 8 o clock Monday night in Ewing hall auditorium featuring Suppressed Desires and The Gazing Globe. Public invited. dates for remaining plays to be announced.
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Deen Irma Voigt
Ewing Hall
Ohio Chief Justice Carrington Marshall enters U.S. Senate race
Chief Justice Carrington T. Mar shall of the Ohio Supreme Court announces candidacy for the late Senator Frank B. Willis's Senate seat. The move positions a high court leader as a key figure in the Ohio political contest.
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Carrington T. Marshall
Ohio Supreme Court
United States Senate
Frank B. Willis
University Women To Hold Mass Meet
The May mass meeting of Ohio university women will be held at 7 o clock on Wednesday night in a hall at Park place and University terrace. Dean Elizabeth Hamilton of Miami University speaks about her world travels. Officers of the Womens league for 1928 29 will be installed. Dean Voigt will host tea with Mrs Hamilton at the Lawrence building on Wednesday afternoon.
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Ohio University
Park Place
University Terrace
Elizabeth Hamilton
Miami University
Iion
Womens’ League
Florence Cortés
Hetty Drake
Wale Elizabeth Clark
Sponseller
Luclile van Lehn
Irma Voigt
Loan Fund
Dean Voigt
Hamilton
Dean
Lawrence Building
Dean Hamilton
Genevieve Apgat
Tax Cut Bill Reported in Washington to Senate
The House tax reduction bill with amendments cutting $203 million was reported to the Senate by Chairman Smoot of the Senate finance committee today. He said the measure would be called up Thursday.
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Washington
Senate
Smoot
Senate Finance Committee
Von Porat Wins in Chicago In First Round Knockout
Von Porat walls Tiny Roebuck in Chicago as the Norwegian born heavyweight delivers a first-round knockout. Roebuck, lighter than Von Porat who weighed 162 pounds over 18 3 4, faced a hard-hitting contender likely to challenge Tex Rickard’s top prospects.
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Chicago
U.P
Otte i von Porat
Tex Rickard
Nof
Tiny Roebuck
Haskell
Roebuck
von Porat
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