Welch chosen to lead Nelsonville Junior Senior PTA year
In Nelsonville on May 11 Dr. C. E. Welch was elected president of the senior and junior high school parent teacher association for the coming year. Officers named include vice presidents S. H. Lancaster C. L. Horton Ralph Orr and Miss Bessie Deer secretary Mrs. James Coleman treasurer Mrs. Page Morris.
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Nelsonville
C. E. Welch
Gertrude Bliss
Margaret Shafer
Jo Barnecut
Louise Bowers
Lloyd Evans
Men to Discuss Building Plans at Presbyterian Church
Nelsonville May 11 A meeting of the men of the Presbyterian church will be held at 7 30 PM Thursday to discuss remodeling program and plans. Detailed specifications will be presented for consideration and funds will not be solicited at this time.
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Nelsonville
The
Presbyterian Church
Nilsonville Hi 3 A A to Present Program Wednesday
Nilsonville May 11 The Hi 3 A A will present an interesting program in connection with their regular meeting Wednesday night. The drill team is asked to meet at the hall at 1 30 PM Wednesday for practice.
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Nilsonville
Hi. 3. A
Finding of beer leads to arrest in Glouster
About 100 bottles of home brew were found in a garage at John Hogue’s home in Glouster. Sam Withem faced charges in Mayor Park’s court after deputies Love Blower and Darling found the booze Saturday night. Part of the fine was paid and arrangements were made to pay the balance. A man who drank the beer helped prompt the arrest. A railroad crew is expected to arrive to grade the embankment.
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Glouster
John Hogue
Sam Withem
Mayor Park
Love
Blower
Darling
Withem
Fighter Draws Fine Glouster
May 11 report of a two week old fight near the overhead crossing by Burr Oak results in Dick Dew paying $5 and costs in Mayo Park court. Dew was arrested Sunday by Marshal Williams and Deputy Blower.
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Burr Oak
Dick Dew
Mayo Park
Dew
Marshal Williams
Blower
Kiwanis Help To Renew Unattractive Embankment
Glouster officials and Kiwanis members announce plans with Engineer McVay of the New York Central K M division to grade the embankment above the east side water tank. After grading, grass and flowers will be planted to improve the eyesore long used as a dumping area. The Western Union Telegraph Co has moved poles to avoid interference.
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Glouster
McVay
New York Central Lines
Glouster Kiwanis Club
Western Union Telegraph Company
Local residents visit Columbus connections noted
Personal mentions record O. A. McDonald spending several days in Columbus with Mr. and Mrs. Harry McDonald and Mrs. Chester Davis visiting her mother, Mrs. Delilah Biddison, for a weekend.
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O. A. McDonald
Columbus
Harry McDonald
Chester Davis
Delilah Biddison
Columbus Guests Include Grace McNamara and Rudysol
Miss Grace McNamara and Mr Rudysol of Columbus were guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs John Love. Attorney C M Gibson of Columbus visited Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs W W Gibson of Madison Street.
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Grace McNamara
Rudysol
Columbus
John Love
C. M. Gibson
W. W. Gibbson
Madison Street
Buchtel Woman Dies Sunday
Miss Emma O'Mara died Sunday at her niece Mrs Rigsby's home in Buchtel Ohio Funeral services led by Rev Father Torrey will be held Wednesday at 8 30 am at the Catholic church in Buchtel Burial will follow in the Catholic cemetery at Buchtel
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Nelsonville
Emma O'Mara
Rigsby
Buchtel
Father Torrey
William McKee dies at Utah Ridge in Nelsonville
William McKee died Sunday at his home on Utah ridge. Funeral services will be held at the residence at 11 o'clock Tuesday. Burial will be in the Utah cemetery. John McKee of this city is a brother.
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Nelsonville
William McKee
Utah Ridge
Utah
John McKee
Mrs Nan Dupler At 74 Is Feted At Home
In Nelsonville on May 11 a dinner was held at the home on Poplar street to mark the seventy fourth birthday of Mrs Nan Dupler. Attending were Mr and Mrs Will C Hall, Mr and Mrs Will Merz and family, Mr and Mrs Blaine Bland, Mr and Mrs Stanley Mechem, daughter Abie, son Billy, Miss Mabel Dupler and Arthur Dupler.
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Bertha Allen
Ray Ashley
Columbus
Ed Healy
Henry Verity
Joe Verity
Betty
Jane
Elsie Gibbs
C. A. Hooper
Athens
Charles Myers
Zanesville
Doris James
Charles James
Don Bowers Jr
C. E. Weltzheimer
Billy
Charles
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Weltzheimer
Chi Phi
W. H. Bartoe
Willard
Ohio State University
Wellston
Glen Allen
Jean Lucuetla
Mary Jo Bowers
Evans Hudson
Clarence Kelch
Charles Weltzheimer
Maude Smith
Elizabeth Smith
Charles Pensyle
Leesburg
Howard Wagner
Whyte
Howard Beaver
Jean
Belford Anders
Granville Anders
J. M. Butts
Dow
Lillian
Lancaster
Esther Briley
Murray City
Gladys Bowers
Clarence Wood
William Wood
Nelsonville
Nan Dupler
Poplar Street
Will C. Hall
Will Merz
Blaine Bland
Stanley Mechem
Abie
Mabel Dupler
Arthur Dupler
Well Known Nelsonville Resident Dies at Home
William Hartgrove, prominent Nelsonville resident and deacon of First Baptist Church, died Tuesday morning from heart failure after a period of illness. The body was taken to Stouts mortuary. He leaves two sons Austin of Detroit and Wendell of Columbus.
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Nelsonville
William Hartgrove
Stouts Mortuary
First Baptist Church
Austin
Detroit
Wendell
Columbus
Plans for Memorial Day Highlight Glenford Dugan Post
Nelsonville May 11 Plans for Memorial day and other important matters will be considered at the regular meeting of Glenford Dugan post American Legion at 7:30 o clock tonight Commander Boehm requests that a large attendance be present.
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Nelsonville
Glenford Dugan Post
American Legion
Boehm
Young People Form Trip Group To Old Man's Cave
In Nelsonville on May 11 a group of youths planned a Sunday excursion to Old Man's Cave. Members include Josephine Porter Elizabeth Smith Betty Mechem Mable Dilcher Louise Kennard Virginia Wolfe Erma Johnson of Youngstown two Josephine Porter guests John Hammon Ed Eberst Elwyn Crawford Logan Bob Popspichel Fred Linscott George Shirley and Frank Barber all from Nelsonville.
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Nelsonville
Old Man's Cave
Josephine Porter
Elizabeth Smith
Betty Mechem
Mable Dilcher
Louise Kennard
Virginia Wolfe
Erma Johnson
Youngstown
John Hammon
Ed Eberst
Elwyn Crawford
Logan
Bob Popspichel
Fred Linscott
Georgee Shirley
Frank Barber
Hickes Host Weekend Guests In Nelsonville
Nelsonville residents welcomed Mr. and Mrs. William Hick as hosts for a weekend gathering with visitors including Mr. and Mrs. James Grant Clinton Hick Mrs. Fanny Shields and granddaughters Eva Jane and Mary Cath.
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Nelsonville
William Hick
James Grant
Clinton Hick
Fanny Shields
Eva Jane
Mary Cath
Columbus names Erin e and Mr Gilmore
Fragmentary text lists individuals from Columbus including Erin e and Mr Gilmore as readable names in a local notice or brief item.
Pocahontas past chiefs meet at Julia Green home
May 11 report that Pocahontas past chiefs will gather at Julia Green's Columbus street residence Wednesday evening. All members are urged to attend.
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Nelsonville
The
Pocahontas
Julia Green
Columbus Street
Postoffice Model Display Planned for Sesquicentennial Exposition
The postoffice department will showcase a model postoffice at the Philadelphia Sesquicentennial from June 1 to December 1, 1926. It will feature standard equipment, mechanical conveyors, and labor saving devices with a visitors gallery for demonstrations. Letters may be mailed from the gallery and observed in handling. Mail will be delivered by carriers to expo visitors with full postal facilities available.
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Nelsonville
Washington
Philadelphia
Ohio University students present three one act plays
Three one act plays were given by students at Ohio University in Ewing auditorium last night. The works shown were Pot Boil er by Alice Gertemberg Sham by Frank Tompkins and The Trysting Place by Booth Tark ington.
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Ohio University
Ewing Auditorium
Alice Gertemberg
Frank Tompkins
Dalton Shoots Landsiedel Then Kills Himself in Office
In Cincinnati Charles A. Dalton, former head of the Dalton Adding Machine Co, rejected arguments against a plan to shoot Harry Landsiedel and then himself. Landsiedel was wounded and in serious condition. Grubbs, company vice president, described the sudden tragedy and Dalton's statement that he had thought it over for a long time.
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Act
Cincinnati
U.P
Charles A. Dalton
Harry Landsiedel
Dalton Adding Machine Company
Landsiedel
H. C. Grubbs
Landstedel
Dalton
Deny Accountant Further Hearing in Coal Co Case
In Common Pleas court Beman Thomas a Columbus accountant had a request for a further hearing denied in his suit against North Hocking Coal Co of Nelsonville. He sought to claim charges for alleged services.
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Common Pleas
Beman Thomas
Columbus
North Hocking Coal Co
Nelsonville
Thomas
Coal Company
Five Shots Echo as Landsiedel and Dalton Fall
Witness reports four gunshots then found Landsiedel slumped in his chair and Dalton dead on the floor. Landsiedel suffered two gunshot wounds to the knee and right chest area, including the lung.
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Landsiedel
Dalton
Loose tobacco preferred by French smokers in 1924 data
Paris reports that loose tobacco in packages dominates French consumption. Of 55,776,000 kilos, ready made cigarettes totalled one sixth. Scaferlati held about 70 percent of the market while high prices push reliance on hand rolled tobacco.
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Paris
France
Cable Eating Worm Found in Tokyo
A marine worm that eats the lead covering of submarine cables has been discovered in Tokyo. The find comes amid reported trouble affecting underwater communications and signaling.
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Tokyo
Telegraph Cable Fault Between Aomori and Hakodate
A new telephone cable laid between Aomori and Hakodate failed to function due to a hole bored in the lead covering, resulting in the severance of the line.
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Aomori
Hak@y
Lake Superior's Vast Freshwater Area Cited
Lake Superior, the largest freshwater expanse, covers about 31 800 square miles, marking a vast inland sea by area and significance.
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Lake Superior
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Victoria
Seasor
Cornelia
Calburnie Gingham
Chambray
COP. Ecerts
Men's Athletic Union
Old
Erine and
Mr. Gilmore
Dalton Firm
Adding Machine
W. J. Harahan
Hocking Valley Railway
Bes
Herok
Dicine
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