Nelsonville Woman Pritchard Dies Sudden at 65
Mrs. Elizabeth Berry Pritchard 65 wife of J S Pritchard prominent Nelsonville business figure died suddenly Saturday evening at her Fort street home of a heart attack. She leaves husband six children two in Urbana Illinois and many grandchildren. Funeral at 2 pm Tuesday at the Fort street home with Rev Lloyd Evans officiating. Burial Greenlawn Columbus.
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Nelsonville
Elizabeth Berry Pritchard
J. S. Pritchard
Fort Street
Irvin Pritchard
Soft coal production falls for week ending October 29
United States Bureau of Mines estimates total soft coal output at 10,016,000 net tons for the week ending October 29, a roughly 2 percent drop from the prior week. Telegraph reports show loading activity for October 31 and November 1 about 56,217 cars versus 65,903 the year before, with observances cited as a partial cause.
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Nelsonville
United States Bureau of Mines
Telegraph
Fderal Bureau
Boy Dies at Home in Carbondale. Wilson Such as Ninth Birthday
James Wachenschwanz, aged 9, died Sunday at relatives home in Carbondale. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 10 AM at Charles Wachenschwanz’s home with burial at Asbury. The obituary notes Sunday marked his ninth birthday.
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James Wachenschwanz
Nelsonville
Carbondale
Unday
Charles Wachenschwanz
Asbury
Glimpses of Our Presidents Wives Featured by Hyperion Club
Mrs W H Parks hosted Hyperion club Saturday at her Wast Washington home. The program Glimpses of Our Presidents Wives was presented with Miss Frances Scott presiding. Reports from the southeast district conference at Circleville were given by Mrs Julius Fischer, Mrs W W Whitlater and Mrs J M Hyde. Citizenship was the topic led by Mrs Hyde and Miss Bertha Nixon with other members contributing talks and papers. The discussion included the Marshall and chiropractic bills led by Mrs Wood.
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W. H. Parks
Hyperion Club
Wast Washington Street
Frances Scott
Julius Fischer
W. W. Whitlater
J. M. Hyde
Circleville
Bertha Nixon
Hiyde
Nixon
W. L. Hudson
Ek. J. Kessinger
J. V. Wood
Degree of Tocahontas to Mark Twenty Seventh Anniversary
The Degree of Tocahontas will observe its twenty seventh anniversary Wednesday evening at the I O F hall with degree work and a short program. The chief and council from Shawnee are expected to attend.
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Tocahontas
I. Co, O. F. Hall
Shawnee
Glenford Dugan Post Sees Special Meeting Tonight
A special meeting of the Unit of Glenford Dugan post is planned for this evening at 7 o clock at the American Legion building.
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Glenford Dugan
American Legion
Jacksonville
Jackesonville Parent-Teacher Association
Local Residents Attend Out-of-Town Visits
James Haughee left today for Columbus to make his home. Mrs. Carrie Fiske travels to Columbus for a national nurse conference at the Neil house and will visit with Mrs. Mary Howe. Eugene Shafer of Columbus visited Nelsonville. Ben Raybould and Orville Young guests at Logan. Dr. Clyde Vanatta and Mrs. Vanatta from Columbus were guests of S. B. Lane. Max Bowers spent Sunday in Columbus. Will Parry hosted Sunday visitors including George Schwenke and family of Logan and Ray Parry and family of Chauncey. Walter Quigley and wife were also mentioned as guests.
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James Haughee
Columbus
Carrie Fiske
Neil House
Mary Howe
Eugene Shafer
Nelsonville
Ben Raybould
Orville Young
Logan
Clyde Vanatta
S. 8. Lane
Max Bowers
Will Parry
George Schwenke
Ray Parry
Chauncey
Walter Quigley
Nelsonville Women to Attend Athens M E Conference
Several members of the Woman's Home Missionary society of the M. E. church plan to attend the conference in Athens on Wednesday. The Nelsonville delegation will depart on the 9 o clock traction car.
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Woman's Home Missionary Society
Athens
Nelsonville
M. E. Church
Woman Fined For Petit Larceny in Nelsonville
Mrs. Tom Walton pleaded guilty to petit larceny at a Saturday evening arraignment before Mayor L J Eberle. She was fined 25 dollars plus costs. Patrolman George Bateman arrested her at Neikirk's store after a shoplifting report. Two baby caps and a few other items were found in her possession, allegedly taken from Neikirk's and Nelsonville Dry Goods.
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Nelsonville
Navy
Tom Walton
L. J. Eberle
George Bateman
Neikirk
Neikirk’s
Nelsonville Dry Goods Company
Death of Henry A. Adams Noted in Plattsburg Daily Press
Nelsonville reports the Plattsburg New York Daily Press recounts Henry A. Adams death after a four day illness at his home. Adams was well known in Nelsonville visiting Mrs. H. D. Krieg and had a 41 year association with the Delaware and Hudson Railroad. An accompanying editorial lauds his community value and Masonic ties.
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Nelsonville
Plattsburg, N. Y
Election of Officers at Philodorian Lodge Tonight
Nelsonville reports Philodorian lodge 157 F and A M will elect officers at the Masonic temple meeting tonight.
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Nelsonville
Philodorian Lodge
A. M
Masonic Temple
William Baker Fined for Intoxication in Nelsonville
Nelsonville Mayor L J Eberle fined William Baker twenty five dollars and costs after he pleaded guilty to intoxication. The incident occurred yesterday in the city.
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Nelsonville
William Baker
L. J. Eberle
Miss Hazel Adams Fractures Arm Cranking Auto
Miss Hazel Adams of Nelsonville received a fractured right arm Sunday evening while cranking an automobile. The break occurred just below the elbow and was set by Dr. Walter Howe.
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Nelsonville
Navy
Hazel Adams
Walter Howe
Nelsonville merchants suspend trade for Mrs. Pritchard funeral
The Nelsonville Retail Merchants' association orders all stores closed for the funeral of Mrs. J. I. Pritchard on this day as a mark of respect.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville Retail Merchants’ Association
J. I. Pritchard
Ohio Birth Rate Decreases as Death Rate Rises
Columbus report shows 1926 birth rate 19.38 per 1000, death rate 12.24, down from 20.2 and 11.63 in 1925. State population July 1926 at 6,423,677. 78,675 deaths statewide. Urban rate 12.4, rural 12. Gallia County records 18.8, Muskingum 16.2 amid hospital influence.
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Columbus
U.R
Ohio
I H. Plummer
State Registrar of Vital Statistics
Gallia County
Muskingum County
Weather Outlook Turns Colder Across Ohio Valley
The forecast covers November 7 to 12 with mostly fair conditions in the Ohio Valley. Temperatures run below normal Monday and Tuesday, rise a bit toward midweek, then fall again toward the end of the period with rain likely midweek.
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Washington
Ohio Valley
Prohibition Agents Seize 17 Beer Bottles in Newark Raids
In Newark on November 7 seven raids by estate and local prohibition agents resulted in the confiscation of 17 bottles of beer.
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Newark
Ohioans Press for Repeal of 3 Percent Auto Tax
Ohioans join Auto Owners and manufacturers in urging Congress to repeal the 3 percent excise tax on autos and accessories. A. E. Mittendorf of Cincinnati calls the levy unjust, with George M. Graham of Toledo representing Willys-Overland and the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce voicing opposition to the tax. Detroit auto leader Thomas P. Henry also protests for motorists. Rubber Association of America and Akron manufacturers back the repeal effort.
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Washington
U.R
Willys-Overland Company
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Thomas P. Henry
Detroit
American Automobile Association
Rubber Association of America
Akron
Ohio safety congress urged for Columbus event
Governor Donahey urged employers statewide to send representatives to the all Ohio safety congress in Columbus set for Wednesday and Thursday. The gathering is organized by the division of safety and hygiene of the Industrial Commission.
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Columbus
Donahey
All- Ohio Safety Congress
Division of Safety and Hygiene
Industrial Commission
Demand for inquiry into federal estate tax lobby
Washington November 7 A demand for investigation of the so called federal estate tax lobby in Washington will be demanded by Representative Rain.
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Washington
Representative Rain
Women Seek Freedom Yet Hide Deep Insecurity
The piece argues women show bold freedom and reject male dictate, but questions whether loud self-assertion masks deep inferiority. It notes centuries of perceived inferiority shaping charm, intuition, and wit as defenses, suggesting true equality is understated and gradual change may take centuries.
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Louis E. Bisch
Salemse
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Tomorrow's Horoscope Signals Sudden Shifts and Bold Moves
Unusual events mark this day with possible radical changes in environment and associations. Avoid haste and self indulgence while birthdays hint at abrupt, transformative years. A child born today could have a spectacular, inventive career despite headstrong tendencies. Notable Nativity: Andrew D. White, first president of Cornell University.
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Andrew D. White
Corneil Univer
Coal Miner Murdered Found Near Amsterdam Property
Steubenville reports coal miner George Ashman aged 42 was found killed near the Y and O Coal company property at Amsterdam early today. He was shot through the head at close range.
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Steubenville
George Ashman
O, Coal Company
Amsterdam
Ashman
Illinois Democrat announces plan at tax hearing
A Democrat from Illinois announced a new plan during the House Ways and Means Committee tax hearing.
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Illinois
House
Ways and Means Committee
Navy flyer breaks speed record at 22.6 mph in Long Island
Lieutenant Alfred J. Williams of the U S Navy used a plane once meant for the Schneider Cup in Venice to unofficially top 22.6 miles per hour on Sunday at Mitchell Field on Long Island. Four years earlier he had set an unofficial record of 226 miles an hour that remains the official American record.
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Mitchell Field
L. I
U.P
Venice
Alfred J. Williams
James McVey Dies at East Bank Home WV
James Pryor McVey about 55 died this morning at his East Bank West Virginia home after a paralysis stroke. His body will go to Athens for burial in West Union street cemetery. He formerly led Ohio University music studies in Cambridge Massachusetts and later returned to Athens to recover. He leaves a widow and two children Camden and Margaret, plus noted Athens relatives.
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Janes Pryor McVey
East Bank
W. Va
Athens
West Union Street
Professor McVey
Cambridge
Mass
Mm East Bank
McVey
College of Music
Ohio University
Camden
Harrisburg
Margaret
Vassar
J. M. Wood
Perry Wood
Carden Hogg
Hogg
Monroe township and Corning election tickets listed
Monroe township ticket lists Trustees and Clerk positions with candidates including Coffman Fouts Goens Jenkins Nash Martin Titko Verters Weaver Mason and Dew Fouts Orris Henry Weaver. Corning ticket lists Mayor Clerk Treasurer Marshall and Council members with multiple candidates. Educational week noted with school and church events, and grocery sale of perishables at half price after a recent fire.
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Corning
C. H. Weiner
W. LD. Foraker
Lawyer Claypool Stricken in Court at Chillicothe Trial
G A Claypool, a leading Chillicothe lawyer who heads the prosecution against Eddie Peppers, collapsed from acute appendicitis and conducted the third day of testimony from a cot in the courtroom. Two physicians attended as he remained determined to finish the state case. The case involves the confessed strangling of Mrs Florence Buck, postmistress of Grims Landing, West Virginia.
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Gallipois
U.P
Claypool
Chillicothe
Eddie Peppers
Florence Buck
Grims Landing
W. Va
G. D. Grimm
Fred Cherrington
Sacramental Life Ties Bread to Divine Unity
The Rev C M Coulter at First M E church argues true social life begins with bread seen as a sacrament. He links money to love and religion, saying money can be God’s gift when used rightly, and insists hard work blesses daily bread while Christ assists those in need.
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C. M. Coulter
M. E
Mr. Coulter
Christ
Mr. Chatley
Man Declares Man’s Greatness and Destiny in Sermon
Rev. M. E. Charley preached at the First Christian church Sunday urging recognition of human potential. He argued man’s physical mental and moral nature lifts him above other beings, while noting the struggle for daily bread.
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M. E. Charley
First Christian Church
Parises New Creme Rouge Delights Faces In Tangerine Shade
Direct from Paris a new non oily Creme Rouge named Carnee claims subtle artistry. It blends with natural skin tones, leaves no oil or pigment trace, and is waterproof and long lasting. Available from McKee Drug Co and Gibson's Pharmacy.
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Paris
Carnee
McKee Drug Co
Gibson's Pharmacy
Man in Hamden Attempts Suicide Sunday
Desperation over domestic difficulties is believed to have caused Clifford Atwood of Chillicothe Street to shoot himself in the chest. He was taken to White Cross hospital for observation and is expected to live. Atwood is married with one child and gave no reason for the act.
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Hamden
Clifford Atwood
Chillicothe Street
Atwood
White Cross Hospital
J. W. Ogter
Wellston
Neighbor’s accidental shot at Atwood wife threat
A man wished he had finished the job after a morning gunfire. Mrs Atwood, who wrestled the revolver from her husband, took it to a neighbor Earl Gardner who arrived after the shooting. the weapon discharged accidentally, narrowly missing her throat. Atwood was reported improving.
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Atwood
Mrs Kate Fuller dies at 93 in Vinson
Mrs Kate James Fuller age 93 and widow of George Fuller died yesterday at her son Arthur Fuller's home in Vinson. Burial will be in Chauncey cemetery. She leaves two grandchildren and eight great grandchildren along with her son and sister-in-law Carl Fuller of Athens.
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Kate Fuller
Kate James Fuller
George Fuller
Carl Fuller
Athens
Arthur Fuller
Vincent
Chauncey
Fall condition improves slightly after coughing spell
Albert B. Fall former secretary of interior and defendant in the Fall Sinclair oil conspiracy case showed little change since Saturday. He had a severe coughing spell early today but was generally improved from Friday. Slight improvement noted Saturday and yesterday but return to New Mexico remains uncertain. Mrs Fatt spends many hours at his bedside.
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Washington
U.R
Albert B. Fall
Sinclair
New Mexico
Steam shovel crash injures Toledo operator
Leroy Terrell, 37, was injured when a steam shovel he operated plunged through a bridge floor into a river bed 25 feet below.
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Toledo
Leroy Terrell
Glouster Ballot Features Three Tickets in Local Election
Glouster voters will choose among three party tickets Democrat Republican and Independent with names listed for mayor marshal and council positions. Independent slate includes Hugh Gormley for mayor and O E LeFever for marshal. Also notes candidates for the board of public affairs and council members. Jacksonville P T A meets tonight and local illness reports follow.
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Glouster
Marshal
Virgil Yaw
A. Park
Hugh Gormley
Henry Williams
Gaires
O. BE. (Fiddle) LeFever
D. W. Wallace
William Winefordner
Andrew Chute
Fred Jonas
Edward Kurtzman
C. G. Lundsford
W. A. Pride
J. R. Cheney
C. A. Young
S. A. Park
John R. Davis
George F. Ochs
C. G. Farres
Gus Gaskalla
Contractor Bathlow to Move Equipment After City Work
Bathlow of Logan, who held the street improvement contract in Glouster last summer, plans to move his equipment today. Although the city project ended a week or more ago, he completed several private jobs taken over by his crew late last week.
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Glouster
Bathlow
Logan
Men from Trimble Help in Corn Husking Efforts
GLOUSTER November 17 Several men from Trimble have gone to Ross and Pickaway counties to assist with the corn husking harvest.
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Glouster
Trimble
Ross
Pickaway Counties
Seilers Return From Pontiac As Factory Closes
Mr and Mrs Will Seiler have come back to Hollister from Pontiac Michigan where the Seiler will stay a month because the Pontiac factory where he works has closed for a month.
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Will Seiler
Pontiac
Mich
Hollister
Mr. Seiler
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