Nelsonville Legion seeks city utility aid for pole removal
The Nelsonville American Legion posts asks utilities and city officials to move a telephone and electric pole near the new memorial building to improve appearance. The pole location by Columbus and Fulton adds a curbside obstacle and center sidewalk issue when the sidewalk is built. If the city relocates the pole across the street, conflicts with the telephone company would end, requiring only a small expense and benefiting the memorial’s surroundings. Mrs. Clifford Sanders and two children visit from Wolfpit Kentucky as Mr. Ball plans to move to Logan with a new grocery.
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Nelsonville
American Legion Post
Memorial
Telephone Company
Columbus and
Fulton Streets
Columbus Street
Legion
Snte
Legion Boys
Clifford Sanders
Wolfpit
Kentucky
Joe Ball
Logan
Ball
K. of P. Order
Memorial Day Rites Planned by G A R and Legion
The G A R and American Legion meet Friday at 9 AM at Legion headquarters. Memorials at Greenlawn cemetery begin 4 30 PM with Captain Lauer of Logan as speaker. A parade forms on Poplar Street and crosses to Public Square. Fort Street cemetery honors Unknown Soldier at 12 15 PM. Eastern Star holds memorial at Masonic temple Sunday at 2 PM for members who died this year. Two chapter members, Mrs Rose Price Farrow and Mrs John Powers, have died.
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Eudora
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Fddna Kollman
New Matamoras
Athens
New Marshfield
Glouster
Millfield
Charleston
W. Va
Kollman
Washburn
France
Nelsonville
G. A. MR
American Legion
Legion
Greenlawn Cemetery
Lauer
Logan
Greenlawn
Hand
Public Square
Poplar Street
Nerrick
Rose Price Farrow
John Powers
Order
Patton and Brown Tie The Knot In Parkersburg
Miss Flo Patton and Mr Clarence Brown announce their marriage solemnized at Parkersburg West Virginia May 17. Miss Patton, since her...
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Flo Patton
Clarence Brown
Parkersburg
W. Va
Miss Patton
Board of Education Selections Highlight Southeastern Ohio District
In Albany area, Rio Grande's McDaniel elected principal for next year. Bertha McVay and Jones to remain, two more teachers to be hired for music and domestic science. Grades assignments updated. several staff changes and local visits noted.
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Board OF Education
McDaniel
Rio Grande
Bertha McVay
Jones
Co ‘Land
Oda Gillogly
Sadie Luckett
Athens Visitors Share Weekend Calls and Travel
Broadwell Mrs W O White visited Athens as guest of daughter Mrs Wayne France. Mrs H B Rathburn and son Charles of Columbus and Marel Rath burn of Athens joined Mrs John Rathburn. John Sprouse and George Taylor drove to Marietta. Vivian Hayborn of Zanesville visited relatives. O T Harkins and family and Walter Foutch spent Sunday with Scott White. Mr and Mrs Charles Roberts of Athens greeted friends here.
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Sarah Minear
Lookout
Harvey Fletcher
Middletown
The
Baptist Church
Newcomerstown
J. Howard Cline
Columbus
Howard Vorkes
John P. Coe
Mr. Armstrong
Brooklyn
N. Y
Chesser
Bethel
Howard Warner
W. O. White
Athens
Wayne France
H. B. Rathburn
Charles
Marel Rathburn
John Rathburn
O. T. Harkins
Walter Foutch
Scott White
Charles Roberts
Coolville
S. B. Norviel
Christian Church
Marietta
W. A. Bingman
Deetaware
J. A. Humphrey
A. ©. Davis
Harold McBride
Gertrude Hoberts
S. W. Gray
Parkersburg
Charles Flanders
New Asbury
R. McCall
Lottridge
Short Creek
Harrison County
Herbert Green
Tuppers Plains
G. R. Gunder
Clyde Parrish
Albany
Harley Russell
Gunder
Earl Parkins
Huntington
W. Va
Ladies Aid
Congregational Church
Curtis Mars
Mesdames Curtis Mars
Lawrence Walden
Raymond Walden
Ralph Wolfe
Bingman
Lester Chapman
New York City
G. D. Chase
Eva
Clark
Charley
Vanderhoof
Family visits noted in Armesville and Big Run
Mr and Mrs Tom White of Armesville and Mr and Mrs George Taylor visited relatives in Big Run on Monday.
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Tom White
Armesville
George Taylor
Big Run
Incubator House at Logan Burned in Rural Fire
A fire believed to start in an incubator destroyed the incubator house at the Gerald Lanning chicken farm on Zanesville Avenue. Firefighters faced access issues but prevented spread to the livestock building. loss estimated at 3500 for the building and several hundred for contents. Chief Walter Nixon commended cooperation in extending the hose line.
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Logan
Grald Lanning Chicken Farm
Zanesville Avenue
Two Divorce Cases Filed Tuesday
Mia Noma Allen of CoolVille files for divorce from Hobard Allen on Tuesday accusing adultery. She seeks custody of two children, Clayton six and Cletus three, and alimony.
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Hobard Allen
Mia
Noma Allen
Coolville
Clayton
Cletus
Powell divorce filing in Nelsonville returns from long absence
Samuel Powell of Nelsonville filed for divorce from wife Mary M. Powell on Tuesday citing absence since January 1911. The couple wed October 28, 1898 and have three children all adults.
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Samuel Powell
Nelsonville
Mary M. Powell
Powells
Senate Begins Debate on Child Labor Constitutional Amendment
The senate started considering the child labor amendment to the constitution on May 28. The proposed change would grant congress power to regulate or prohibit employing anyone under 18.
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Washington
Senate
Recall decision on California tax refunds announced
Washington May 27 Attorney General Stone recalled the Daugherty ruling that would have refunded about 130 million dollars in income taxes to Californians under the community property tax law.
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Washington
Stone
Daugherty
California
Coolville Inez service closes Rev Tinker’s term at Carthage
Next Sunday June 1 at 3 p m the Inez service of Rev Tinker at Carthage precedes his summer vacation with a full house expected. Sunday School is at 2 p m as usual and Memorial Day observances Friday at 1 30 p m will feature the Coolville Band.
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Inez
Rev. Tinker
Carthage
Bootlegger Paroled From Penitentiary After Eight Months
Canton man Nick Weinland, jailed for illegal liquor manufacturing and sentenced to one to five years, has been pardoned from the penitentiary by Governor Stanhey due to an incurable disease. The note adds a statement about the world’s lead production exceeding 1,000,000 tons annually.
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Columbus
Nick Weinland
Canton
Stanhey
Weinland
Columbus Newsboy Realizes Ambition by Capturing Suspects
Marvin Paxton a 14 year old newsboy in Columbus yesterday helped chase two youths, James Dunn 19 and George Anderson 17 of Chicago, who were wanted in several robberies. His pursuit with a bicycle drew patrolmen who detained the suspects at police headquarters.
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Columbus, O
Marvin Paxton
Paxton
Marvin
James Dunn
George Anderson
Chicago
Displaying the Flag for Memorial Day
Memorial Day flag display rules call for half mast until noon then full height until sunset. The Stars and Stripes should be carried high with the field in the upper left when horizontal and upper right when vertical. Civilians should honor the flag by removing hats and not using the flag as a garment or decor.
Fakers to Be Listed by Ohio Retail Merchants
Ohio merchants plan a secretaries group to share fraud alerts. J. H. Coombs of Toledo notes 41 secretaries formed the Ohio Council of Retail Merchants panel. W. S. Lewis of Ironton elected vice president. offices to be in Columbus.
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Columbus
Ohio Council of Retail Merchants
J. H. Coombs
Toledo
W. S. Lewis
Ironton
Trainman Is In Serious Condition In Ohio
W F Petty a river division Hocking Valley railroad conductor is in serious condition at Cherrington hospital after developing tetanus from a splinter he suffered weeks earlier. Doctors reported a slight improvement on Tuesday morning.
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Logan
W. F. Petty
River Division
Hocking Valley Railroad
Cherrington Hospital
Man Charged With Non-Support in Athens Case
Arthur Graham of Athens was arraigned before Magistrate Hesdges on a non support charge filed by his wife Sarah Graham. He pleaded not guilty, waived examination, and was bound over to the grand jury under a $200 bond. he posted the bond. Dunning postal cards are projected to the United States mails.
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Arthur Graham
Athens
Hedges
Sarah Graham
Graham
Livestock Prices Fall in Ohio by Late May
Ohio farmers report lower returns for hogs cattle and sheep averaging about 20 cents per hundred pounds less than last month while butterfat suffers a 3 to 5 cent drop. Hog price at farm level $7.04 May 15 versus $7.24 April and $7.66 a year ago. beef cattle $6.57. sheep $6.36 per hundred pounds. dairy cows about $60 each. lambs $11.74 up slightly from last month and near May 1923 levels. wool around 46 cents per pound.
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Columbus
Ohio
West
Lumba
Despondent man ends life in Akron home
In Akron on May 28 Harry K. Reiter, 30, killed himself at about 4 AM, driven by despondency over ill health. His mother discovered the body.
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Akron
Harry KE. Reiter
Engineer Prevents Wrecking of Train
Pontiac Michigan May 28 Train robbers tried to derail a Grand Trunk merchandise train but the engineer halted the engine 30 feet from a pile of stones and an awaiting car on the tracks. A crowded passenger train was due at the crossing 15 minutes later. The freight carried $200,000 in dry goods.
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Pontiac
Mich
Grand Trunk
Erudite Pourers of Oil Earn Chicago Training Diplomas
Ninety five graduates of Standard Oil Company (Indiana) Service Station School are now handling gasoline and oils at Chicago area stations using scientific methods learned through advanced industry study. Selection favored personality education experience aggressiveness courtesy and potential. After classes from 8:30 to 6, graduates received diplomas to prove their certified scientific handling of motor fuels.
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Chicago
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
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