Revelers Pick Royal Costumes for Columbus Trip
Revelers in the forthcoming production The Queen's Husband traveled to Columbus to select costumes at Emilie Sullivan studios. Harold Evans notes bold color themes and regal velvets while Belford Nelson wears a blue and cream dress parade uniform and Elma Stout is cast as Queen Martha in red velvet and burnt orange gowns shipped from New York City.
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Columbus
Emilie Sullivan
Ohio University
Harold Evans
Department of
Harry Mahan
Eric
Belford Nelson
New York City
Elma Stout
Martha
Election Talk Grips City Streets and Courthouse
Four year old cry about voting reflects a city wide political interest as residents debate candidates on Court Street and at the Courthouse. Voters argue returns and claim others are wrong, with crowds persisting tomorrow.
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Court Street
Masons Elect New Officers
Walter Lennox was named master of Philodorian Lodge No. 157 F and A M at the annual meeting in Nelsonville. Other officers elected include R. B. Stuart as W M Rodney Reeves as J W R C Cook treasurer C G Pritchard secretary Roy Sayers S D Kenneth Kennear J D Mose Evans tyler H H Lier trustee. Installation followed by C L Stout past master.
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Nelsonville
Walter and Lennox
Philodorian Lodge
A. M
Masonic Temple
R. B. Stuart
Rodney Reeves
J. W
R. C. Cook
C. G. Pritchard
Roy Sayers
S. D
Kenneth Kennear
J. D
Mose Evans
Tyler
H. H. Lier
C. L. Stout
Man shoots himself in right foot in Ohio home
Martin Sorrell of Buchtel accidentally discharged a newly loaded repeating shotgun resting on his foot. The shot passed through the foot behind the second toe, shattered bone, and the patient was taken to Dr. A K Walker where the toe was amputated and bone fragments removed.
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Nelsonville
Martin Sorrell
Buchtel
Sorrell
A. K. Walker
Surprise Birthday Dinner for Mrs. Rachel Davis
A surprise dinner was hosted for Mrs. Rachel Davis at 1110 Chestnut Street on Sunday to mark her 68th birthday. Attendees included out of town relatives Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Davis John Davis Margaret Levering Route No. 3 host couple Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wilson Columbus Miss L. Zaida Davis Columbus and Misses Nora Flo and Flossie Davis locally. Victrola music and piano solos by Miss Marie Spencer accompanied the afternoon.
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Rachel Davis
Chestnut Street
Out of Town
A. R. Davis
John Davis
Margaret Levering
Route No. 3
Andrew Wilson
Columbus
L. Zaida Davis
Nora
Flo
Flossie Davis
Marie Spencer
Willing Workers Class to Meet at Mrs McConaha Home
The Willing Workers Sunday School Class of the Christian Church will hold a business meeting at the home of Mrs William McConaha on Poplar Street Thursday evening.
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Willing Workers
The
Christian Church
William ‘McConaha
Poplar Street
Circle of Ruth Holds Christmas Meeting at Presbyterian Church
Monday evening the Circle of Ruth met in the Presbyterian Church parlors with 38 members present. Mrs. Donald Shafer led devotions after dinner. Papers on Liam and The Dorland Bell School were read by Mrs. Oril Griffin and Mrs. James Knight. Ed Jumper led the Year Book of Prayer. A $10 gift was voted to the Y M C A campaign. Good Housekeeping was sent for one year to Mrs. Maude Cook in China as a Christmas gift.
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Ose
W. H. Hyde
E. 8. McCune
E. B. Acomb
L. I. Krieg
Ruth
Presbyterian Church
Donald Shafer
Liam
Dorland Bell School
Oril Griffin
James Knight
Ed Juniper
Good Housekeeping
Maude Cook
China
County Nurse Reports Activity For October County Health Office
The County Health Office records show 2006 children examined by nty nurses in Athens City and Kens County with 1265 found with defects and 344 corrected. Notices were sent to 750 parents. 126 school visits, water and building checks, and sanitation recommendations occurred.
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Nty
Athens City
Kens County
County Health Office
Athens
Athens County
Boards of Education
Columbus Free Clinic
Columbus Hospital
Heaf and Dumb
Columbus
Mt. Carmel
Gas Rate Committee Seeks More Time in Nelsonville
In Nelsonville on November 6, a special Council committee investigating a proposed gas rate increase asked for more time. The panel, formed with a Chamber of Commerce group, delayed due to the illness of President C. F. E. Bennett. An early report is expected and a special Council meeting may be called to finalize the proposal. Mayor L. J. Eberle’s October report was filed, noting $185.90 in October fines. One ordinance transferring funds between departments was approved at the meeting.
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Nelsonville
Council
Chamber of Commerce
C. F E. Bennett
L. J. Eberle
Education Week in City Schools in Nelsonville
Nelsonville schools will observe American Education Week on November 7 and 8 with Know Your Own School Day on Wednesday and Citizenship on Thursday. Parents are invited to visit each school. high school sessions for visiting parents run 7:15 to 8:00 and 8:00 to 8:45 p.m. Thursday. Principal H. E. Zuber urges all parents to attend.
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Nelsonville
Wnelsonville
H. E. Zuber
Mash and stills found after drinking incident at Big Bailey Run
Athens County attendance officer Carl H Porter reported local children intoxicated after eating mash from Big Bailey Run. Two stills and three barrels of mash were seized by local officers. Sheriff William Williams led the search. stills were hidden in the woods with no clues on ownership.
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Carl H. Porter
Athens County
Big Bailey Run
Mr. Porter
William Williams
Bailey Run
Zuber Addresses Nelsonville PTA Meeting
Nelsonville reports an enthusiastic High School Parent-Teacher Association gathering at the High School Auditorium. Supt. H E Zuber announced Junior and Senior High classes will run Thursday evening during National Educational Week to show parents student work and objectives for healthier, happier citizens.
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Nelsonville
Mellinger
Florence Wood
Ruth Hyde
H. E. Zuber
Zuber
H. B. Zuber
Athens
Barber moves to Hyde Building in Nelsonville
Toby Travis relocated his barbershop equipment to the Hyde Building on Public Square in the former Dr. W S Rhodes office on West Columbus Street. The rooms were remodeled and redecorated for the new tenant.
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Nelsonville
Toby Travis
Hyde Building
Public Square
Dr. W
Rhodes
Columbus Street
Local residents return from visits and winter plans
Miss Mable Dalton returned to her home Sunday after a week in Zanesville, guest of Mrs. Edith Patton. Mrs. Bess McNally of Cincinnati is visiting Mrs. L. P. Rice. Mrs. Eugene Shafer of Columbus was here Monday. Miss Filo Hutchins of Columbus spent the weekend with Nelsonville relatives. Mrs. Robert Veon (Louise Kennard) leaves to join Mr. Veon in Lorain for the winter.
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Mable Dalton
Zanesville
Edith Patton
Bess McNally
Cincinnati
L. P. Rice
Eugene Shafer
Columbus
Filo Hutchins
Nelsonville
Robert Veon
Louise Kennard
Veon
Lorain
Frank Topsails Pleads Guilty to Assault in Nelsonville
Nelsonville. Frank Topsails pleaded guilty to assaulting George Hughes Jr. when arraigned before Mayor L. J. Eberle. He was fined ten dollars and costs.
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Nelsonville
Frank Topsails
George Hughes, Jr
L. J. Eberle
Man Jumps to Death From Market Street Bridge
Steubenville reports that 41 year old mill worker Andy Solovich leaped into the Ohio River after a group discussion on today’s election. He waved to the onlookers before the fatal plunge.
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Steubenville
Andy Solovich
Market Street
Ohio River
Cooper ends his battle with advice for Davey
Myers Y. Cooper Republican candidate for governor says in a United Press statement he expects victory for himself and the GOP at large, lauds a clean campaign, thanks supporters, and criticizes his opponent for personal attacks while pledging a business administration with equal opportunity and a square deal.
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Cincinnati
U.P
Myers Y. Cooper
United Press Today
Cooper
Ohio
School Board Meets in Athens City Building
Athens School Board met last night and approved payment on outstanding bills. Routine business dominated the session in the City Building with no major policy changes reported.
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Athens School Board
Poston Improving At Grant Hospital
Report from Grant Hospital Columbus says Charles E F Poston has recovered satisfactorily from eye trouble and will be dismissed Wednesday. He will return to Nelsonville to resume his music classes Thursday.
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Nelsonville
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Charles EF. Poston
Graft Dead Aged Nelsonville Man Dies at Home
Nelsonville report says E. G. Graft, 78, died at his Chestnut Street home after a long illness. He was a member of the I O O F Lodge. He leaves his widow and two daughters. Funeral arrangements have not been completed.
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Nelsonville
E. G. Graft
Chestnut Street
I. O. O. F. Lodge
Sixth Grade Essays on Halloween Observance at Central School
Central School sixth grade section one pupils wrote about celebrating Halloween with good deeds rather than pranks. Hazel Everett notes chalk marks on a house should be avoided and urges creating a happy holiday for neighbors.
Right and Wrong Ways to Celebrate Hallowe'en
Virginia Hooper argues for a sane celebration and contrasts the right way with the wrong way. Those who celebrate properly avoid damaging property while those who engage in vandalism gain less pleasure than those who do good deeds.
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Virginia Hooper
A Saner Hallowe'en Idea from Gertrude Reed
A reader laments mischief by children on Hallowe'en and suggests a constructive celebration. She proposes hunting for and replacing misplaced furniture as a wholesome activity, hoping to transform the holiday into happiness rather than sorrow.
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Hallowe'en
Gertrude Mae Reed
Street Car Strikes Hamilton Man in Columbus
Julius Baker, 56, of Hamilton, died in Columbus from injuries after being struck by a street car yesterday. Witnesses said the street car failed to stop after the collision.
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Columbus
U.P
Julius Baker
Hamilton
Kenton Bank Closed For Investigation In Ohio
The Kenton Savings Bank & Trust Company in Kenton has closed its doors and the State Department of Banking began an investigation into the bank’s condition. Officials led by Superintendent Blair and attorney Charles G. Saffin Jr. traveled to Kenton to assess the situation at a bank with capital of 150000 dollars, surplus 100000 dollars, resources 1750000 dollars, and deposits 1250000 dollars. W A Norton serves as president and C L Merriman as cashier.
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Columbus
U.2
State Department of Banking Today
Kenton Savings Bank & Trust Company
Keniton
Blair
Charles G. Saffin, Jr
C. W. Miller
Kenton
W. A. Norton
C. L. Merriman
Small Matter Who Wins Thomas Says
Norman E. Thomas socialist candidate for president closed his campaign with a radio address on WJZ predicting the winner would be “chastened by the size of the Socialist vote.” He added that which party wins matters little beyond the Yale Harvard football result.
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New York
U.P
Norman E. Thomas
WJZ
Thomas
Philadelphia Voting Said To Be Corrupt
Philadelphia election fraud charges prompt district attorney notices before noon. Warrants were sworn by Democratic voters. Windon Bryant arrested for alleged interference with election officials in the twenty eighth ward. Oscar Heinesman and Raymond Kennedy ordered arrested in the twenty ninth ward.
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Philadelphia
U.P
Windon Bryant
Twenty
Oscar Heinesman
Raymond Kennedy
Twenty-Ninth
Nine Election Law Trials Set for Monday
Cleveland, Nov. 6. Trials of nine persons accused of violating election laws at the August 14 primaries will be held Monday.
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Cleveland
U.P
Winning Candidate To Speak in Night
In New York on election night the next president will address constituents by radio. The National Broadcasting Company arranged a national hook up with 62 stations so Hoover or Smith could deliver a greeting once results are clear. Both candidates agreed to participate.
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New York
U.R
United States
National Broadcasting Company
Herbert Hoover
Governor Smith
1 250 000 Votes Cast In Ohio By Noon
More than 1.25 million voters had cast ballots in the general election by noon across Ohio. In Cincinnati voting congestion forced ballots to be laid on chairs and tables as officials could not empty boxes quickly enough.
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Columbus
U.P
Clarence J. Brown
Cincinnati
English Club Meeting at Ohio University Tonight
The English Club will meet at 7 o clock this evening in the home of Dean and Mrs. E. W. Chubb. It is the first meeting of the club this school year and members will read original writings and discuss them.
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Ohio University
E. W. Chubb
Cleveland Votes Count Every Ballot In Historic Election
Cleveland's new board of elections announced all ballots will be counted as cast as they handle the county's largest election to date. Judge Maurice Bernon said the laws would be followed to the letter, with only three days to prepare.
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Cleveland
U.R
Board of Elections
Maurice Bernon
Secretary Brown will not act on Fairfield pamphlet issue
Columbus November 6. Secretary of State Clarence J Brown will take no action in the Fairfield County pamphlet dispute. The unsigned pink paper pamphlets from the Fairfield County Protestant Association endorsed some candidates and labeled others as unsatisfactory or bad record.
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Columbus
U.P
Clarence J. Brown
Fairfield County
Fairfield County Protestant Association
First New York election day fatality in Jamaica
Charles Leutersack, 44, of Queens Village, died in a voting booth in Jamaica after suffering a heart attack within minutes of the start of voting. A physician could not reach him in time.
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Jamaica
N. Y
New York State
Charles Leutersack
Queens Village
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