Nelsonville Holds Armistice Day Parade and Activities
Nelsonville and Glenford Dugan post Ameri can Legion observed Armistice Day with ceremonies in the police square and a big parade featuring local organizations, fraternal groups, and businesses. A free aerial act and indoor carnival drew crowds, with stores closed during the parade and a dance at the Elks Home to finish the day. One man, Clifford Pickett, was fined $10 and costs for intoxication.
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Elsonville
Nelsonville
Glenford Dugan
American Legion
Thi Legion
Logan Band
Woody
Ef Foll
Mz. Ile
E. B. Weird
Ray Cook
Cvty
Sidney Cook
Fred S. Scott
R. 7Ay
G Dew
Dana
Glenford Dugan Post
Daughters of the American Revolution
Rotary Club
Knights of Pythias
B. P. O. Ellis
Hed Men
Beasley Raver
Fife and Drum Corps
C. W. Backus Lumber Company
Cable's Hardware
Ridenour Tire & Repair Company
Gem Pharmacy
Washington
Columbus
Fayette Streets
The
Legion
West Washington Street
Elk's Home
Pentecostal Ten Days Campaign Opens At Christian Church
Nelsonville reports a ten days Pentecostal campaign begins Sunday at the Christian church led by Rev and Mrs Isaac N Grissy of Indianapolis to prepare churches for the 1930 nineteenth centenary. The movement aims to awaken Pentecost spirit and doctrine across Christendom.
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Nelsonville
Christian Church
Isaac N.| Grissy
Indianapolis
Ind
Christendom
Cross Lighted Floodlight Shines Over Nelsonville Church
Nelsonville residents saw the Presbyterian church spire floodlit for the first time after a beam from a search light installed by Jack Bobo and Don Sheffield of Southern Ohio Electric. The 110 foot cross atop the 56 foot tall cross has glass ball construction and lights on service evenings.
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Nelsonville
Presbyterian Church
Jack Bobo
Don Sheffield
Southern Ohio Electric Company
Two Arrested in Copper Wire Theft Case
Nelsonville Nov 12 Chief Jack Pearson helped place Marshall Slisher and Otto Cray of Buchtel under arrest in Lancaster for stealing 645 pounds of copper wire from Mocking Valley Brick Company. Wire recovered at a Lancaster junk dealer. Both men arraigned with $100 bonds, pled not guilty, and sent to grand jury.
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Nelsonville
Jack Pearson
Fairefield
Lancaster
Marshall Slisher
Otto Cray
Buchtel
Mocking Valley Brick Company
Buchtel Case
S. Slisher and Croy
Pearson
L. J. Eberte
Athens
John Keplar
Mayor's Court
Willam &. Sharp
Sharp
Keplar
It Sa
Eberle
John Wendle
Walter Wendle
Jaylphuto
Fifty two attend Haydenville community banquet
Haydenville Nelsonville November 12 Fifty two men attended the community banquet at the Haydenville community house. Officers elected include President Matheny Vice President Reed Secretary Jones and Treasurer Mills. A program followed the vote then a December 8 PT A meeting at the same house was announced. The Rockbridge high girls and Haydenville girls met with Haydenville winning 36 to 14 for the boys and 15 to 3 for the girls with Haydenville using new girls rules.
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Nelsonville
Haydenville
M. E. Church
Matheny
W. M. Reed
Russell Jones
Chester, Mills
Hocking County
Parent-Teacher Association
Th County
James O. Archer
Rockbridge
Haydenville Girls
Havydenville Boys
Lee Hall Heads to Pittsburgh for AFL Conference
Lee Hall of Corinbus district 6 MLW of A visited Nelsonville for routine sub district matters. He will travel to Pittsburgh Sunday with district executive board members including Oral Daugherty to attend a three day AFL conference on the coal field strike situation.
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American Federation of Labor
Daughter Born in Nelsonville for Starkey Family
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Starkey announce the birth of an eight pound daughter at their Nelsonville home on November 11. She is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Enos Starkey and Klaworth Durfee. J. G. Snowden of Columbus will spend a few days with friends in Nelsonville. Mrs. Lynn Chapman and daughter Mary Eve of Columbus are visiting relatives here.
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John Hill
New Lexington
Mary Welland
W. L. Hudson
Mary Lu
Lane Ely
Wooster
Paul Hudson
Ralph Ely
James T. Sheppard
Columbus
Harry Edington
Nelsonville
Earl Starkey
Enos Starkey
Klaworth Durffee
J. G. Snowden
Lynn Chapman
Mary Even
Prohibition Leaders Call for Higher Watch on Poison Liquor
Prohibition administrators urged tougher enforcement on industrial alcohol withdrawals to stop poison liquor during the holidays. Prohibition Commissioner Doran says denaturants were removed from commercial whiskey, while federal officers will guard warehouses to curb bootleggers exploiting Thanksgiving and Christmas trade.
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U.P
Doran
Christus
Ohio women honored at convention elevates two officers
Two women from Ohio's Tenth district Mrs F W Bush of Athens and Miss Bess Wetherholt of Gallipolis were elevated to officers at the Ohio Council of Republican Women in Columbus. Bush became second vice president of the Tenth district and Wetherholt was named corresponding secretary as hundreds of women attended the concluding session.
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Tenth Congressional District
F. W. Bush
Athens
Bess Wetherholt
Gallipolis
Ohio Council of Republican Women
Columbus
Ss. Bush
Tenth District
Miss Wetherhot
Chardon potato sprayer honored by local businessmen
H. Burd received a gold medal from Chardon business men as champion potato sprayer in the area. Gard reported a 775 mile round trip and spraying 140 acres of potatoes for the A. O. Ramseyer farm. In Columbus, Ohio Council of Republican Women banquet followed Armistice services at the Harding memorial. Senators Willis and Simeon Lt. Fess and Chief Justice Marshall spoke. In Gallipolis, Squire R E Dunn was badly injured after a collision on Main Street. he was taken to Holzer hospital.
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Chardon
H. ©. Burd
Gard
A. O. Ramseyer
Columbu
Ohio Council of Republican Women
Marton
Harding Memorial
Frank J3
Gallipolis
Squire R E.dunn
Gallia County
Main Street
Joe Neal
Squire Dunn
Holzer Hospital
Rioting Follows Armistice Cenotaph Ceremony in London
Rioting erupted after Armistice Day events at the Cenotaph in London. The crowd, initially orderly, surged into the streets as torchlight parades formed led by the Prince of Wales, Winston Churchill, and the Earl of Craven, sending crowds into panic and forcing the Prince to seek safety at Scotland Yard.
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London
Britain
Prince of Wales
Scotland Yard
Wales
Winston Churchill
Earl of Craven
Mayor Freed as Jury Acquits in Liquor Court
The report notes a junior pilgrimage to Harding s tomb at Marlow and recalls four hours after a common pleas jury delivered acquittal in a liquor court case against John G Tees mayor of Newburg Heights. Also reported three others born and a fatal fire in Batavia.
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Hardings
Marlow
Cleveland
Joh i G. Tees
Newburgh Heights
Compmon Pleas Court
Cleveland records 185th traffic fatality of year
Cleveland police report F. H. Lear aged 47 died at Charity Hospital from injuries sustained November in a traffic crash.
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Cleveland
F. H. Lear
Charity Hospital
New York Weather Dims Daytime Feats on November 12
The 2:15 p.m. temperature reached 74 meters in New York City, the highest November 12 reading since 1909. The Army Notre Dame game and other events were played in baseball weather as the temperature soon began to fall.
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New York
New York City
Army- Notre Dame
Remus Says Plot To Divorce Him Made Him Insane
In Cincinnati on November 12, pretrial proceedings begin for George Remus former bootleg magnate charged with the murder of his wife Imogene on October 6. Remus and counsel review depositions across eight cities as he claims Mrs Remus and former government investigator Franklin L Dede plotted to ruin him. The courtroom is prepared with large tables for reporters and photographers as coverage arrangements take shape.
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Canctinnati
George Remus
Imogene
Chester BR. Shook
Remus
Charles H. Elston
Charles R. Taft
Franklin L. Dede
Tor
Weather record shows Saturday low and high temperatures
The report notes a slow drop to 41 degrees in the morning and a gradual rise to 49 degrees by 3 PM on Saturday. Additional stray numbers and fragments appear as garbled text from the date and temperature table.
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A. Ml
Aviatrix Returns From French City To Routine Life
Ruth Miler after the longest over water flight with Capt. George Halderman receives a warm city welcome in New York. Her agents seek stage and screen deals and endorsements while she rests at home with husband Lyle Womack and plans no interviews without manager approval. A separate Los Angeles crash kills 28-year-old Proctor pilot and injures his student Elwin Baker in a late day street collision.
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New York
U.P
Ruth Miler
George Halderman
Aviatrix
Miss Elder
Lyle Womack
Los Angeles
Proctor
Elwin Baker
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