Disobey Zones More Pay Fines For Traffic Code Violations
Four dual traffic code violators faced Mayor Bill Hickman Merday and pleaded guilty to fines. Clifford Kyle Ath was fined 1 dollar for improper ming, Mrs W W Whitlatch 2 dollars for double parking, John Herrold 5 dollars for parking against a plug, Pa lan James Cope charged 1 dollar for parking. Chief George Bateman logged the actions, while J R Carter tagged a car. Hickman notes offenses are now marked by riding and cars must be seen within white lines. no parking in zones marked.
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Lsonville
Bill Hickman Merday
Clifford Kyle
Ath
Ming
W. W. Whitlatch
Ohn
Herrold
George Bateman
Palan James Cope
J. R. Carter
Hickman
Mrs. M. Donahue Dies in Buchtel After Illness
In Onville, May 20, Mrs. M. Donahue 60 died Monday evening at her Buchtel home. Funeral services under Father Carney will be Thursday at 10 at St. Patrick's Catholic Church. Burial at Greenlawn. She leaves Thomas Donahue, four daughters and two sons, and Mrs. Mary A Perry of ?
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Onville
M. Donahue
Monœ
Buch
Father Carney
St. Patrick’s Catholic
Social visitors and local visits noted in Columbus area
The column records a string of social calls and visits across Columbus and nearby towns. It mentions Sharp, Mr and Mrs C J Hill and family in Wheel, Va visiting relatives, Isaac Warner and Miss Lulu Parry visiting Edgell in Columbus, and other residents like Mr and Mrs A B McNamee with children Ida and Bobby visiting Barberton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharp
Columbus
C. J. Hill
Iison
Charles Johnson
Wheel
Gerald Nelson
Gibson
Delaware
W. W. Mn
Isaac Warner
Hannah
Lulu Parry
Charrry
Am Edgell
A. B. Mc
Honor Graduates Dinner for Nelsonville High Class
Honor graduates from Nelsonville High 1 will be honored at a Friday dinner serving after o clock at Christian Church. Names include Kather itfe Margaret Scott Mary wers Mary Roscoe Arvilla e Ruth Carter and others with Frank Betts and Orville Parson among graduates listed. A Hill School alum also attends.
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Nelsonville High 1
Katheritfe
Margaret Scott
Mary Wers
Mary Roscoe
Arvilla E
Ruth Carter
Genevievee
Ruth Butts
Helen June
Beth Kelch
Ethel Johnson
Collamore
Lawrence Seibert
Barrows
Frank Betts
Ber- Hawk
Orville Parson
Son
On Hill School
Mysterious Black Ribbon Murder Threatens Chicago
In Chicago on May 20 a burglary suspect, William Ker, 19, confessed to numerous burglaries and is linked to a violent murder case. He admits being in the west side district where Mrs. Helsing was strangled with a black ribbon, revealing a wider pattern of criminal activity.
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Fhicago
U.pi—Po
Mil- Helsing
William Ker
Orhood
West Side
Students to Choose Next Year Courses at Nelsonville High
Nelsonville May 20. High school students must register for next year subjects after receiving the curriculum today. Parents must approve and sign the registration blank. Upper 25 percent may take five subjects. others cannot. A two year agriculture course starts in ninth grade with signups this year for some. District students near Nelsonville are urged to attend May 24 to register. Copies of the curriculum available at the superintendent’s office.
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Nelsonville
North Central Association of
Deanville
York Township
Starr Township
Nelsonville High School
Nelsonville student wins fifth prize in Current Science contest
Miss Marjorie Vorhes a Nelsonville High School freshman at 179 West Washington Street won fifth prize in a Current Science contest for her article Smoke Abatement The judges praised her unusual ability and sent a fountain pen prize by separate cover The piece studied smoke effects on health buildings and the home and proposed prevention methods
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Current Science
Marjorie Vorhes
West Washington Street
Nelsonville High School
Vorhes
Past Masters Night Planned by Philadorian Lodge
Nelsonville May 20. Philadorian Lodge F. and A. M. observes Past Masters night at the Masonic Temple Wednesday evening. The annual event gathers past masters to lead the ritualistic ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Philadorian Lodge
Masonic Temple
Clean Cemetery Drives Memorial Cleanup in Nelsonville
May 20. Mrs. Elizabeth Cooley oversees Fort Street Cemetery care and asks local citizens with relatives buried there to help clean the grounds before Decoration Day. Though no longer used for burials, it remains the final resting place of many pioneers, with short services included in Decoration Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Elizabeth Cooley
Fort Street
Must Enroll Soon for Training Camp in Kentucky
May 20 report from Nelsonville urges all district youths planning to enroll in the Military Training Camp at Fort Thomas Kentucky to apply soon. Prospective enrollees must pass a local physical exam and be vaccinated against smallpox and typhoid fever, requiring about a month for vaccines. The enrollment committee notes the camp aims to foster national unity, citizenship duties, patriotism, and physical discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Fort Thomas
Local Clergy Visit Sparks Service in Old Home Town
Rev Harley Newsom reunited with father William Newsom after years and delivered two sermons in his former town. Rev H M H Johnston gave the Knights of Pythias annual sermon. Visitors included Lindsey Mitchell of Karrs Run Mrs Hulda Bryant and Mrs Newby of Pomeroy and Frank Dickerson of Murray City. Mrs Sam Davis and Mr Mose Thornton are ill. Rev C M Hogan to preach at Nelsonville May 28 at 7 30 PM.
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Harley Newsom
William Newsom
H. M. H. Johnston
Knights of Pythias
Lindsey Mitchell
Karrs Run
Hulda Bryant
Newby
Pomeroy
Frank Dickerson
Murray City
Sam Davis
Mose Thornton
C. M. Hogan
Nelsonville
Services Slated at Doanville Church Thursday Evening
In Nelsonville on May 20 services will be held at Doanville Church at 7 30 p m conducted by Rev Lloyd Evans pastor of the Presbyterian Church of Nelsonville.
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Nelsonville
Doanville
Lloyd Evans
Presbyterian Church of
Picnic Postponed by Nelsonville Woman's Club
Nelsonville May 20 The Woman s Community Club picnic planned for Thursday at Mrs W W Whit latch home has been postponed to a later date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Woman's Community Club
W. W. Whitlatch
Scouts Honor Smooth May Day Parade In Nelsonville
Boy Scouts from all three city troops directed traffic and protected participants during Nelsonville May Day activities. Leaders report many uniforms are too small and urge owners to contact troop officials to sell usable gear so all members are fully uniform by Memorial Day.
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Nelsonville
Troop
Roberts and Yaw Appointed Athens County Jury Commissioners
Le W Roberts of Athens a Republican and J W Yaw of Glouster a Democrat have been reap pointed by Judge L G Worstell of Athens County Common Pleas Court to serve as jury commissioners for the coming year. They will meet May at the Courthouse to select 200 voters for the jury wheel.
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le W. Roberts
Athens
J. W. Yaw. Glouster
Athens County
L. G. Worstell
Injunction and Damage Suits Settled and Waived
Atlas Weinberg Company lawsuit against Herman Atlas settled and record waived. Nellie Linscott Earl Linscott and Nora G Sayres suits against George C Wilderman settled out of court and records waived. Fred B Wheaton versus Leo Merchant et al appealed from lower court settled and record waived.
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Atlas Weinberg Company
Herman Atlas
Record
Nellie Linscott
Earl Linscott
Nora G. Sayres
George C. Wilderman
Fred 8. Wheaton
Leo Merchant
Bodies Identified After Lake Erie Killings
Elyria reports two men killed in what investigators call leg warfare. Miles Mandrich 20 of Cleveland and John Snowbrick 23 of Euclid Village were identified. both died from fractured skulls, suggesting they were beaten to death and dumped in Lake Erie near Avon.
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Elyria
Lake Erie
Avon
Miles Mandrich
Cleveland
John Snowbrick
Euclid Village
Mandrich
Detroit
Snowbrick
Avon Village
M. E. Perry
Whalen Resigns as New York Police Commissioner
Police Commissioner Grover Whalen resigns from the New York Police Department. He handed the resignation to Mayor James J. Walker at City Hall and said the resignation takes effect at noon tomorrow. The move ends his $10,000 yearly post after a high profile tenure following a $100,000 prior appointment. The mayor issued no immediate successor statement.
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New York
U.R
Grover Whalen
Whalen
James J. Walker
Athens High School PTA elects officers for next year
Prof. O. D. Morrison was elected president of the Athens High School Parent-Teacher Association for the next school year at the meeting Monday night in the high school auditorium. Mrs. Frank Gullum and Mrs. O. F. Rowland were named vice presidents, Mrs. N. Hartman secretary, and Mrs. W. H. Worthman treasurer. A report on the Logan district convention was given by Mrs. A. B. Sias and Mrs. Morrison. The group discussed installing radios in the junior and senior high schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. D. Morrison
Athens High School
Parent-Teacher Association
Frank Gullum
0. F. Rowland
Mra. &. N. Hartman
W. H. Worthman
Logan
Mra. A
BR. Sias
Mra
English Actress Proposes Vivisection of Criminals
English actress Constance Collier urged at the International Conference for Investigation of Vivisection that criminals be subjected to vivisection instead of animals. The proposal was raised during sessions at the Hotel Biltmore in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.pd
Misa Constance Collier
Biltmore
Ohio City Goes Broke as Bank Closes Its Funds
Washington Court House faces a cash crisis after the Ohio State Bank was closed by the State Banking Department. City funds are unavailable and officials seek an audit of City Treasurer Harold H. Rodecker’s records to borrow enough money to run government until the bank issue is resolved. The records were found to be in perfect shape.
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Columbus
Washington Court House
Chicago
Ohio State Bank
State Banking Department
State Auditor's
Harold H. Rodecker
Question on animal law critics in New Orleans society
The passage shows Miss Collet asking who breaks the laws instead of upholding them about animals while not a society member, and Mrs Isable Spelman, president of the New Orleans Anti Vivisection Society, mentions world citizenship for animals as a future movement in homes and evolution.
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Miss Collet
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Buchtel
Arried
Ellonville
Missie Conner
Union Furnace
Gerald Jeffrey
Alfred Jeffrey
Diamond
C. P. Pridgen
Pilgrim Holiness
Reh
Walnut Et
W. D. Mender
Sohio Gas
Day-Stancart Sales Co
Sohio and Mobiloil Oils
Glen D. Thomas
Ee Week Edged Wild Animal Circus Museum
Ando Menagerie
Joe
Gerald Thomas
Harold McCray
Thurman Harrow
Alfred Matheny
James Barron
Charles Patton
Charles Hellyer
John Steenrod
Moose
Roberts and
Yaw
Common Pleas Court
Moore’s Gas
Hoosier
Moore
Ohio City
Charles H. Phillips Chemical Company
H. Phillips
Phillips
Phillips Co
Hudson
Westen Westerm
Jovietone
I Brender
Marjorie White
William Collier, Jr
Noel French
Frank Richardson
Miriam Seeger
Benjamin Stolope
Warner Baxter
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