Auto Collision In Nelsonville Involves Two Cars And Street Car
In Nelsonville on East Columbus Street yesterday afternoon a street car and two automobiles collided at Monroe and East Columbus. Edna Laughlin and Bernice Henshaw drove the cars, the Henshaw vehicle was struck by the street car and then hit the Laughlin Chevrolet coach which was badly wrecked. No injuries were reported.
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Nelsonville
East Columbus Street
Edna Laughlin
Bernice Henshaw
Monroe
East Columbus
Jefferson Street
Henshaw
Laughlin
James Wright Dies at 23 After Pneumonia Illness
Nelsonville mourns James Wright 23 son of Mr and Mrs Albert Wright who died at his Murray City home after a short pneumonia illness. He leaves his parents and several brothers and sisters. Funeral services set for day afternoon at 2 at Murray City with burial at Greenlawn cemetery.
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Nelsonville
James Wright
Albert Wright
Murray City
Greenlawn
Parish Hall euchre party raises spirits at St. Andrew's
Eight tables were used in the euchre party at Parish Hall hosted by the ladies of St. Andrew's Church in Nelsonville. Refreshments were served as Mrs Earl Baker and Ti Rosser posted high scores. Charles Murphy of Murray City won the door prize. The ladies plan another event on November 20.
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Nelsonville
Parish Hall
St. Andrew's Church
Earl Baker
Ti Rosser
Charles Murphy
Murray City
Personal mentions from Columbus and surrounding towns
Mrs. Lis McLaughlin and Mrs. James McKee visited Columbus today with Miss Lillian. Mrs. B L Lamborn left for Magnetic Springs and Columbiana County. Mrs. William Siddle and Miss Evelyn visited Columbus. D W Lawson spending today and tomorrow in Columbus. Mr. Wilbur Evans and daughter returned to Columbus after visiting his parents. Mrs. T S Bush was a Columbus visitor. Mr and Mrs Warren Badger and Miss Mable Poston spent Wednesday in Columbus. Mrs. E J Kessinger, Mrs. John Litz and Mrs. Frank Poston were Lancaster visitors. Mrs. Joan Sells, Milwaukee, left for Lancaster after visiting here. Charles Poston in Columbus hospital for eye trouble, unable to leave but expected to Rome tomorrow.
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Lis McLaughlin
Columbus
James McKee
Lillian
Alumbus
B. L. Lamborn
Magnetic Springs
Columbiana County
William Siddle
Evelyn
D. W. Lawson
Wilbur Evans
Colums
Guy Evans
T.S. Bush
Warren Badger
Mable Poston
E. J. Kessinger
John Litz
Frank Poston
Lancaster
Joan Sells
Milwaukee
Wis
Charles Poston
Rome
Nelsonville Declares American Legion Week For 1929 Drive
Mayor L J Eberle issues a proclamation calling November 11 to 17 American Legion Week. The plan aims for 100 percent 1929 membership, with 1928 members urged to renew. The effort mobilizes Legion and Legion Auxiliary volunteers to enroll eligible veterans and auxiliary members citywide.
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Nelsonville
American Legion
Legion
L. J. Eberle
A. C. Kentner
Glenford Dugan Post
Legion Auxiliary
America
Auxil
Iary
Legion and Legion Auxiliary
I. L. J. Eberle
Ohio
Funeral services for Hezekiah Graham
Nelsonville reports funeral services for Hezekiah Graham who died yesterday at his home on Meeker Run. The Salem Church service is set for Saturday at 2 PM with burial to follow at Salem.
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Nelsonville
Hezekiah Graham
Meeker Run
Salem Church
Salem
North End Sweeps Two Of Three From Mechem In City Bowling
North End won two of three games against Mechem in the City Bowling League at Nelsonville on November 9. Scores followed.
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North End
Nelsonville
Mechem
Mrs Bay Illness Calls Scott Family to Columbus
Mr and Mrs Robert Scott and daughter Detroit and Mrs Charles Scott and daughter Lucille Nelsonville were called to Columbus today by the illness of Mrs Robert Scott s mother Mrs Charles Bay Lancaster who was removed recently to Mercy Hospital Mrs Bay formerly lived in this city
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Nelsonville
Robert Scott
Detroit
Charles Scott
Lucille
Columbus
Charles Bay
Lancaster
Mercy Hospital
Bay
Nelsonville churches seek loyalty pledges for three months
In Nelsonville the Christian, Methodist and Presbyterian societies launch a united effort to sign pledges asking members to attend at least one worship service each Sunday for three months. Cards go out next Sunday, with a full membership survey planned by November 18 to gauge church preference. A home visitation evangelistic campaign is planned for January.
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Nelsonville
Guy H. Black
Greencastle
Ind
Miss Dorothy Vorhes Guest Of Sister In Steubenville
Miss Dorothy Vorhes is the guest of her sister Mrs Walter Floto at Steubenville.
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Dorothy Vorhes
Walter Floto
Steubenville
Poincare Asked to Form New French Cabinet
Paris November 9 President Gaston Doumergue summoned Raymond Poincare at eight p m to form a cabinet replacing the one that resigned Monday They discussed reconstituting the cabinet of the national union amid radical socialist opposition Poincare promised to answer tonight
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Paris
Gaston Doumergue
Raymond Poincare
Poincare
National Union
All-Ohio Newspaper Conference Opens in Columbus
The All-Ohio Newspaper Conference begins with a directors meeting in Columbus. General sessions at Ohio State University feature talks by Dr. Thomas H. Kibler Merle Crowell and J. T. Shaw on industry topics. The eight inductees to the first Ohio Journalism Hall of Fame will be announced at a banquet with toastmaster Prof. J. S. Myers.
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Ohio Journalism Hall of Fame
Thomas H. Kibler
Merle Crowell
American Magazine
J. T. Shaw
New York Press Association
J.S. Myers
Ohio State School of Journalism
O. C. Hooper
Hall of Fame
Bedford teachers volunteer to work unpaid to save schools
Bedford November 9 75 teachers in the Bedford schools agreed to work without pay for two months to keep schools open until new tax money arrives Supt A B Moody said. Delinquent tax payments have caused a 40000 shortage in the school funds for this year Moody added.
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Bedford
A. BE. Moody
Moody
Houghton Plans England Visit After Senate Loss
After a lengthy White House conference Alanson B. Houghton of New York announced he would sail for England Wednesday at the invitation of President Coolidge. Houghton, who resigned as ambassador to England to run for the Senate, declined to say whether he had withdrawn his resignation.
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Washington
U.P
White House
Alanson B. Houghton
New York
England
Coolidge
Houghton
Senate
Dean Voigt Reports European Trip With Women's Seminar
Irma E. Voigt dean of women at Ohio University spoke at a campus mass meeting detailing a ten week European tour with Sherwood Eddy's Women's Seminar. She described Paris scenes at the signing of the World's Peace Pact and London entertainment by Lady Astor and other British notables during visits to England France Holland Czecho Slovakia Austria Switzerland and Germany.
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Europe
Sherwood Eddy
Irma E. Voigt
Ohio University
Ewing Auditorium
England
France
Holland
Czecho-Slovakia
Austria
Switzerland
Germany
Paris
London
Lady Astor
Burial of Harriett Donanla Wyckoff
Donanla Wyckoff born November 6 at Sheltering Arms Hospital to Mr and Mrs Clarence G Wyckoff 51 Maplewood Drive died the same day and was interred at West Union Street Cemetery.
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Harriett. Donanla Wyckoff
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Clarence G. Wyckoff
Maplewood Drive
West Union Street
College Courses by Radio Is Predicted
Cleveland reports on November 9 vision of college courses by radio offered by Dr Charles F Thwing president emeritus of Western Reserve University as he marks his seventy fifth birthday He says his birthday will be spent working and his wife will handle any observances Great and outstanding minds
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Cleveland
U.P
Charles F. Thwing
Western Reserve University
Thwing
Opening of New Service Station in Nelsonville West End
Announcement of a spacious new service station in the West End of Nelsonville offering Motor Oils, Red Crown Gasoline, Polarine Oils and Greases.
More Marines To Be Brought From China
Additional U S Marines will be withdrawn from China soon, officials at the State Department said. State and Navy Department officials are discussing the number to be withdrawn and the Chinese stations to be affected.
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China
Washington
U.P
U. S
State Department
State
Navy Department
Small GM Stock Split Could Lower Price for Investors
General Motors proposes a two for one stock split at its board meeting, reducing the price from about 220 to 88 dollars per share. The move would boost accessibility for small buyers but increase outstanding shares to 43.5 million and likely slow trading activity on the exchange.
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General Motors
New York
U.R
General Motors Corporation
Intelligence Rise Over Fifty Year Span Cited
Doctor Thwing notes that while horizons have receded, the overall intelligence average has increased over the last fifty years.
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Thwing
Rural Service Men's Conference Opens At Columbus
Rural men meet at Ohio State University for the first annual Rural Service Men's conference to discuss farm electrification. Speeches by farm electrification leaders and open discussions are planned. Athens attendees include Frank Biddle John Lax Thomas H Johnson J T Hope Jr and J E Bowles.
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Ohio State University
Athens
Frank Biddle
Athens County Agricultural Association
John Lax
Thomas H. Johnson
J. T. Hope, Jr
J. E. Bowles
Wharton Treated as Wealthy After Found Funds
In Zanesville on November date, police chief Peter and coroner Trout found Liberty Bonds and bank certificates totaling $20,000 in the quarters of A. W. Wharton a recluse who recently died in a local hotel lobby. The find challenges the belief that Wharton was penniless.
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Zanesville
U.P
Peter
Trout
A. W. Wharton
Tocal
Wharton
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