Sunday School Party and Y M C A Campaign in Nelsonville
The Loyal Workers class held a surprise shower for a new bride at the McDowell home with a brief program and guest list. A two day drive for Y M C A funds opened with Kiwanis Rotary support and a goal of 4000 dollars led by I B Rhodes of Columbus with district dinners and district teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerman McDowell
John
McDowell
Efferson Street
Kiwanis
Rotary Club
Kiwanis and Notary Clubs
I. B. Rhodes
Columbus
Nelsonville
Floodwood Man Pleads Guilty to Intoxication Charge
Joe Miller of Floodwood pleaded guilty to intoxication at arraignment before Mayor on Wednesday. He was fined and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Miller
Floodwood
Parish Class Meet at Presbyterian in Church Basement
Reverend Evans announces a class gathering at the Presbyterian church basement tonight starting at clock. The event includes a social smoker and invites all class members to bring a friend. Mr and Mrs Blair Adams of Orthington are guests of Mrs aries Tedrow.
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Evans
Presbyterian Church
Blair Adams
Orthington
Aries Tedrow
Needle Shuttle Club Hosts Evening at Mrs Figgins Home
Mrs. Joe Figgins hosted the Needle Shuttle Club Tuesday evening at her mother Mrs. Frank Murphy’s home. After sewing, guests were served a delicious luncheon.
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Needle Shuttle Club
Joe Figgins
Frank Murphy
Gas poisoning threat from tetra-ethyl lead fears rulers insane
New York reports warn of gradual lead gas poisoning among workers in gasoline additive production. Five of thirty at a Standard Oil Bayonne plant died or were driven insane. a new treatment using sodium bromide and hyposulphite of soda offers hope while doctors emphasize the invisible danger and slow onset of nervous-system damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sricken
Standard Oil Company
Dbay- M. J
Straigitjackets
Maximin Touart
Will
Cleve Hallett Fined for Intoxication Plea
Cleve Hallett was fined $50 and costs by Mayor Lax after pleading guilty to intoxication. An earlier fine, not fully paid, left Hallett with a city debt totaling $110 in red ink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleve Hallett
Lax
Hallett
Nelsonville High to Host New Straitsville at City Playground
Nelsonville high school meets New Straitsville at the city playground Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock for a scheduled game.
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Nelsonville High School
New Straitsville
Mrs George Johnson Hosts Social Sewing Club Event
Mrs George Johnson entertained the ladies of the Social Sewing club at Mrs Easterling's Logan on Wednesday. In honor of Mrs Ohlinger's birthday the members presented her handkerchiefs. A three course dinner followed the session with Mrs Fred Johnson attending as a guest.
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George Johnson
Tatting Club Social Hosted by Mrs Frank Jackson
Mrs Frank Jackson entertained the Tatting club members on Wednesday evening. Sewing attracted the group for much of the night before the hostess served luncheon as the gathering drew to a close.
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Frank Jackson
Gas poison linked to deaths at GM Dayton plant
Thomas Midgley Jr says the new swelling agent has caused two deaths at General Motors Chemical in Dayton Ohio within the last year and dozens stricken. Du Pont workers report lesser poisoning. Scientists warn one must handle the gas carefully to avert fatalities and urge strict safety precautions.
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Thomas Midgely, Jr
General Motors Chemical Company
Dayton
Ohio
du Pont
House appropriations panel begins work on next year budget
Washington November 13 the House committee on appropriations started drafting money supply bills for the next fiscal year. Chairman Martin B Madden of Illinois announced a general reduction in appropriations.
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Washington
House Committee On Appropriations
Martin B. Madden
Illinois
Reynolds Struck by Sheriff In Marion County Incident
Ray Reynolds, 19, was fatally or seriously injured late at night when struck by Sheriff Frank A. Washburn while riding a motorcycle. Reynolds suffered a completely shattered right leg and internal injuries.
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Marion
Raymond Reynolds
Frank A. Washburn
Reynolds
Possession of cider under limit not a violation says Crabbe
Columbus November 13 Attorney General Crabbe states mere possession of cider containing more than one half of one percent does not violate Ohio prohibition statutes. He adds a violation would require proof the possessor was selling or illegally giving away the cider and that it was intoxicating.
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Columbus
Ohio
Crabbe
World War era coast defenses deemed obsolete by Army report
Major General Harry Taylor, Chief of Engineers, says World War developments made seacoast fortifications obsolete. He notes inadequate anti aircraft defenses, limited 14 inch rail gun stock, and rail mobility for mobile artillery. New engineer equipment and ROTC units expanded at twenty one colleges.
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Washington
United States
Engineer Corps
Harry Taylor
Taylor
Board of Engineer
Fort Humphreys
Goesto Jail on Non Support Charge
Earnest Lewis of Nelsonville is in county jail charged with failure to support his eight year old son Donald. The complaint is signed by maternal grandmother Lucindie Hale of Glouster. Lewis has not yet been arraigned.
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Earnest Lewis
Nelsonville
Donald
Lucindie Hale
Glouster
Lewis
Bumgarner Couple Divorce Plea Cites Cruelty and Desertion
Mrs. Bumgarner seeks a divorce from Harry Bumgarner a brakeman from Hocking Valley living in Nelsonville. She alleges continual cruelty and recent violence, asks for custody of their two year old daughter from Chanert, and alimony including temporary and permanent support.
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Bumgarner
Harry Bum
Hocking Valley
Nelsonville
Noevetver
Chanert
Atlantic voyage of two professional mariners from Halifax to St Lucia
Two experienced sailors Charlies Perrochet a Swiss born artist and Louis Kraus a New York writer depart Halifax aboard a 30 foot crack with extra provisions for an LS00 mile voyage to the British West Indies. Inclement weather and a freely more provisions than expected shape their Atlantic crossing drawing attention from many mariners.
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Charlies Perrochet
Neuchatel
Switzerland
New York
Louis Kraus
Harding Wife Condition Report From White Oaks Farm
Word from White Oaks Farm this morning says Mrs. Warren G. Harding remains in fragile condition with little change since yesterday. The note gives no new details on her health or medical status.
Mary Garden drops 17 pounds during European trip
Mary Garden, returning to New York from Europe after six months, weighs 112 pounds down from departure. She explains the weight loss by sunning aboard a motor boat two miles offshore, then swimming and returning ashore.
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New York
Mary Garden
Europe
Miss Gannen
Brookhart Lead in Iowa Senate Race Narrowing
With the official count from 75 of 99 counties in Iowa Senate race, Republican Senator Smith W. Brookhart's lead over Democrat Dan Steck was steadily shrinking and stood at 66 this morning.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Smith W. R Brookhart
United States
Dan FL Steck
Taxicab Driver Sues Leopold and Loeb for 109000
A $109000 damage suit was filed in Joliet Illinois by Charles Ream a taxi driver against Nathan Leopold Jr and Richard Loeb claiming they kidnapped and mutilated him the night of November 21 1923 in the Franks murder case.
Athens Bank to Stage Second Farm Display
The Athens National Bank announced its second annual farm show featuring broader exhibits this year. The event runs at the bank with fruit, grain and vegetable displays, bread and cake prizes, and three Smith-Hughes school booths from Rome township, New Marshfield, and Albany showing student grown produce. Exhibits must be on display by noon November 20 with cash prizes and ribbons awarded.
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Athens National Bank
Smith-Hughes Vocational Schools
Rome Township
George Chambers
Stewart
New Marshfield
Mr. Davis
Albany
C.N. Jones
Athens County
Salesman Finds Pimples Vanish With Liver Pills
Cliff Miska of Astoria credits Carter's Little Liver Pills with clearing his pimples and blotches after years of failed creams. He says the remedy addresses the blood and left his skin healthier in days. The ad notes the product has 67 years of use and costs 25 cents at drug stores.
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Cliff Miska
Ninth Avenue
Astoria
L. I
Carter
Warren G. Harding's Wife Improves at White Oaks Farm
News from the sick room reports Mrs. Warren G. Harding’s condition improving after several days of illness. After about five hours sleep she was more cheerful this morning at White Oaks Farm.
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White Oaks Farm
Warren G. Harding
Musterole Promises Quick Sore Throat Relief
Musterole offers fast relief for sore throat and congestion without blistering like old style mustard plasters. The milder baby form is available for children, with jars and tubes priced at $0.65 and $5, hospital size $3.00.
Don t Get Up Nights Ad Claims Bladder Relief
Dayton man John Lumphing advertises Lithiated Rocke Keller Formula claiming to cleanse the bladder and relieve nightly urination. The notice mentions the drug’s price and availability at leading drug stores and local outlets in Mechanicburg and McKee Drug Co.
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John Lumphing
Dayton
Obie
Toarrie St
Arrogat
Weiler Laboratory
Mechaniceburg
Ohto
Mckee Drug Co
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Fern Varry
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Merle Gilbert
Lydia Johnson
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Arna Hardi
Sigrid Love
Lorence Lax
Ohio University
Athens
Martin Murphy
Ed Cranmer
Henry Ketch
Charlies Finsterwald
Hubert Hall
Pomeroy
Alex Nelson
Arguerite
Tatting Club
J. King
Br. King
Sale
Ose
Bakeman
Halifax
Broad Atlantic
St. Lucia
British West Indies
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Athens Bank
IM Ar'co Motor
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Styleplus
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