Two School Girls Slightly Injured In Vehicle Collision
At Grosvenor and Chestnut Streets in Nelsonville a loaded school bus colliding with a traction car injured two school girls from Floodwood and Gien districts. A passenger on the bus, Lanning, suffered a small leg cut. Finn sustained a fractured thumb. About 50 children were aboard the bus. Damage includes a crushed bus side and broken car glass. owner Charles Levering estimates several hundred dollars, while KH. B. Young of the traction company sets damage at 200. Police investigate for possible cause from insufficient clearance. bus driver Charles Johnson and conductor Joe Nolan are identified.
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Nelsonvvile
Grosvenor
Chestnut Streets
Lanning
Mes
Floodwood
Gienon
Finn
Charles Levering
Schoo
KH. B. Young
Nelsonville-Athens
Copany
Joe Nolan
Charles Johnson
George Bateman
Charter for Buchtel School Presented
Buchtel, Nov. 17 The PTA heard Superintendent F. O. Linscott present the charter granted by the State Education Department for the six year high school. The bazaar is set for December 12 and committees were named. The Seventh Grade offered a program and won the attendance banner. Next meeting is December 10 with programs by the First and Second Grades.
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Buchtel
Parent-Teacher Association
F. O. Linscott
State Department of Education
George Schively
Linscott
Parent- Teacher Association
Lenna Whitmore
Man fined for intoxication in Nelsonville court
Nelsonville court records show Frank Kregg pleaded guilty to intoxication after being arrested Sunday night by Patrolman James Cope. He was fined $1 and costs and was remanded to the County Jail pending settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Frank Kregg
James Cope
Bill Hickman
Methodist Guild Feasts After Meeting With Guests
The Methodist Guild met Monday evening with Mrs. Inez Wilson on East Franklin Street. Mrs. Muriel Simonton and Miss Irma Wilson assisted and hosted a luncheon for 20 members and two guests, Mrs. Clarke Spring and Mrs. Mary Lines. A playlet Jesus and Nicodemus by Miss Blanche Moorehead’s Sunday School girls featured Dorothy Howe Mary Adeline Wilson Betty Sayre Anita Hall Katherine Miller and Dorothy Hrannahs.
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Methodist Guild
Inez Wilson
East Franklin Street
Muriel Simonton
Irma Wilson
Clarke Spring
Mary Lines
Jesus and Nicodemus
Blanche Moorehead
Dorothy Howe
Mary Adeline Wilson
Betty Sayre
Anita Hall
Katherine Miller
Dorothy Hrannahs
Dinner Guests Include Henshaws Among Local Family Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Henshaw hosted guests at dinner Sunday at 467 West Franklin Street. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sewell, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Buzzard and daughter Alice Jane of Columbus, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Locke with three children Logan.
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E. W. Henshaw
West Franklin Street
Robert Sewell
A. H. Buzzard
Alice Jane
Columbus
Harry Locke
Logan
Missionary Society of First Presbyterian to Hold Thank Offering
Members of the Missionary circle of the First Presbyterian Church will hold their annual thank offering Thursday afternoon at 8 o clock in the church social rooms. All friends of the church are invited to attend.
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First Presbyterian Cwfireh
Local Methodist Class Entertained At Patton Home
Mrs Minnie Patton Mrs Margaret Woolery and Miss Florence Woolery entertain the Sunday School class of the Methodist Church taught by Mrs Charles Monks at the Patton home on Walnut Street. Members asked to bring letters for their capsule friends.
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Minnie Patton
Margaret Woolery
Florence Woolery
Methodist Church
Charles Monks
Patton
Walnut Street
Hunters Find Ring Trapped in Oil Can
In Nelsonville on November 17, hunters Tate Young Cord Williams and Bob Clarke with a dog chased a rabbit into an ash heap. Williams pulled an oil can from the pile and a dog squeezed inside, trapping a ringing shiver. The rabbit did not emerge and the scent of luck lingered.
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Nelsonville
Coonville
Tate” Young
Cord Williams
Bob Clarke
Williams
Classified Ads and Circulation Notice
A brief classified line invites readers to call 412-W for an experienced representative regarding classified ads and circulation services. The fragment suggests a reminder of phone contact for local ads.
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Gall
Thirtieth wedding anniversary celebrated in Amanda Ohio
The thirtieth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Clements of Amanda Ohio was celebrated Sunday with a dinner. Attendees included Miss Phebe and Worth Clements of Nelsonville, Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Clements and children Hugh and Eleanor Joan of Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. Andrie Hemsworth and three sons of Greensdale, Miss Minnie Vansickle and Miss Huth Clements of Amanda.
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Ed Clements
Amanda
Ohio
Phebe
Worth Clements
Nelsonville
Roscoe Clements
Hugh
Eleanor Joan
Columbus
Andrie Hemsworth
Greensdale
Minnie Vansickle
Huth Clements
Queen Esthers to Meet Tonight in Mrs Pierce Home
The Queen Esther Society plans a 7 36 pm meeting at the home of Mrs Gladys Pierce on Poplar Street. Members are asked to bring their dues.
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Queen Esthers
Queen Esther Society
Gladys Pierce
Poplar Street
Local Social Notes From Columbus and Surrounding Areas
Mrs Walter Quigley of Columbus visits her parents Mr and Mrs John Riley and Mr Quigley returns home. Mr and Mrs J H McSherry visit Laurel Run with Mr and Mrs Will Hankison on Sunday. Mr and Mrs S R McDowell and daughter Louise and Mary Margaret Betts visit Columbus relatives. Mr and Mrs John Humphrey of Shawnee Ohio spend end of week with Mr and Mrs Fred Juniper. Mrs John Carpenter enters Mercy Hospital Columbus for surgical operation. Mrs Abbie Clancey of Millfield guest of Miss Mayme Keplar. Mr and Mrs Amos Hawk host Mr and Mrs F H Conkey and daughter Velma Joan and Mr and Mrs F S Lewis and daughter Grace with Louise Robinette and Opal Messell from Zanesville.
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Walter Quigley
Columbus
John Riley
Fred Juniper
John Carpenter
West Washington Street
Mercy Hospital
Abbie Clancey
Millfield
Mayme Keplar
Amos Hawk
F. H. Conkey
Velma Joan
F. S. Lewis
Grace
Louise Robinette
Opal Messell
Zanesville
Life Certificate Granted for Central School Teacher
Miss Ethel Jones, a teacher at the Central School, has been granted a life elementary certificate by the State Board of School Examiners.
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Ethel Jones
Central School
State Board of School Examiners
Local residents visit relatives and a mine accident reported
Community members from Nelsonville Glouster Carbon Hill Murray City and Logan made weekend or short visits to relatives in the area. A serious injury occurred Tuesday in Salem Hollow Mine when Lewis Jones Jr fell from state while working.
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Conrad Wein
Nelsonville
Lewis Jones Jr
Salem Hollow
Willard Dixon
Carbon Hill
Willam James
Ernest Williams
Mary Ann James
Glouster
Clayton Mace
Corning
John Potter
Louise Swyers
Murray City
Margaret Matheny
Robert Canter
Joshua Matheny
Roy Douglas
Charles March
Logan
Frank McClure
Howard Keeton
Betty Louise
Russell McClure
Green Run
Lulu Nutter
Buchtel
Luella Dixon
Beulah Lowes
Divorce Suit Hints at Political Disputes in Elyria
Mrs Minnie Devoy files for divorce on grounds of neglect and claims her husband’s alleged socialist ideas caused constant wrangling and disruption at home in Elyria on November 17.
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Elyria
Minnie Devoy
Pig in Custody: Homeless Man Arrested in Newark
A homeless man, John Connelly, was arrested after being found carrying a pig down a Newark main street at midnight. Connelly refused to say where the pig came from. the pig did not squeal.
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Newark
N. J
John Connelly
Connelly
Odd Fellows District to Hold Annual Meeting Friday
More than 200 members are expected for the Independent Order of Odd Fellows district annual meeting at Odd Fellows Hall on Friday evening Nov 20. Rev B F Reading state grand master will attend with district representatives. R I Wolfe Coolville will serve as official representative. A banquet will follow with speakers and entertainment by the Coolville Quartet.
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Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Odd Fellow's Hall
B. F. Reading
R. I. Wolfe
Coolville
Health Workers Gather in Columbus for Ohio Conference
Health workers from across Ohio convene in Columbus for the 12th annual Ohio Health Commissioners conference. Governor White, recovering from car accident injuries, may officially open it. Dr. H. G. Southard will review the year's work and J. M. Higgins of Athens County participates on the program.
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Columbus
Conference of
Ohio Health Commissioners
White
H. G. Southard
J. M. Higgins
Athens County
Christmas Seal Sale plans reported by Bricker in Ohio
Columbus report: John W. Bricker chairman of the Ohio Christmas Health Seal Committee says rapid progress of plans for the twenty-fifth annual Christmas Seal sale ahead of its November 27 opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
John W. Bricker
Ohio
Farmer's Plea Fails in Avon Alimony Case
Elyria Nov. 17 Robert Fitch a farmer of Avon was jailed for failure to pay alimony after his plea that he could not sell his crops failed His former wife said he owed 200 in arrears and Fitch was sentenced to county jail.
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Elyria
Robert Fitch
Avon
Fitch
Thirteen Spades In Bridge Hand
Yale Daily News reports John Prime Treadwell a 34 year old senior from Bronxville New York at the Sheffield Scientific School drew a perfect bridge hand of 18 spades and, overwhelmed, laid his cards face up on the table. His friends calculating odds put the probability at astronomically small, about one in 5e35.
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New Haven
Conn
Sheffield Scientific School
Yale Daily News Today
John Prime Treadwell
Bronxville
N. Y
Britannica
Sidewalks on Second Street to be built with stepped grade
Athens Council discusses sidewalk fixes on both sides of Second Street from Currance to Lancaster, including a 400 foot steep section with five foot steps and seven inch risers. Plans for McKinley Avenue storm sewer inspection and land frontage searches continue, with mayor and service officials advancing truck purchases and sewer feasibility in West Washington Street area.
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Second Street
Currance
Lancaster Street
Athens Council
Courell
McKinley Avenue
Old City
J. R. Harvey
State Street
Miller Alley
Orchard Street
North Hill
Athens
Bardin Brothers
R. S. Wood
West
Washington Street
West Washington Street
John 8. Collins
Collins
Service Department
Race Street
Election costs and turnout in Athens County election
Athens County Clerk David Johnson reports total election expenses of 6339.04 for the recent election held November 3. Judges and clerks were paid 3750 and voting-place rent 800. printing 93237 ballots cost 1523.34. other costs included poll books 583 supplies 92.70 and advertising 81. Turnout reached 14,469 voters, the heaviest non presidential turnout in years.
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David Johnson
Athens County
Registrars Meet in Columbus Instruction Session Planned
David Johnson Athens County deputy registrar will attend a statewide registrar meeting in Columbus on Friday. The session called by Motor Vehicles Commissioner Chalmers R. Wilson will provide instructions and clarification of motor vehicle laws.
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David Johnson
Athens County
Columbus
Chalmers R. Wilson
Release Count De Cercy From Chillicothe Jail
J Arthur Flackey federal district director in Cincinnati ordered the release of Count Levi Raymond De Cercy who had been confined in Chillicothe jail since November 2 under a Deportation warrant. The deportation case stems from alleged illegal entry into the United States.
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Cincinnati
J. Arthur Flackey
Levi Raymond de Cercy
Chillicothe
United States
Scout Troop 2 Meeting Reports Breakfast Hike Next Saturday
Thirty one members of Troop No 2 met at the Methodist Episcopal Church Monday night. Scoutmaster Roy L. Dupler announced a breakfast hike for next Saturday. Last week Troop 2 won a football game 34 to 6. A new Scout troop was announced for Shade with Mr. Williams as scout master and Mr. Cowen as assistant. John Pickens led game play after the business session.
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Methodial Episcopal Church
Roy L. Dupler
Shade
Williams
Cowen
John Pickens
ZEMO 10 Relieves Itching Eczema In Homes
Soothing ZEMO relieves itching and burning from eczema and helps clear skin irritations. Used for twenty years with remarkable success to stop itching and heat. Extra Strength variant for chronic cases advertised at 35c to $1.25. All dealers.
Guardsmen Inspect Company L and Plan Rabbit Dinner
Guardsmen from Company L conducted a full inventory of supplies under Capt. J. C. Hirschfelder with Maj. C. C. Smith arriving to lead the upcoming annual tests and scheduled rabbit dinner. Sharpshooters will search the woods for rabbits starting Saturday, following the tests next Monday.
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J. C. Hirschfelder
Columbus
C. C. Smith
National Headquarters
Major Smith
Fire destroys Arnold farm barn on outskirts
Fire of unknown origin destroyed a fine range barn on the Frank Arnold farm on the outskirts of the village causing property damage to the owner estimated in the thousands. Other buildings were saved.
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Bartlett
Frank Arnold
Home remedy promises relief for stubborn coughs
An advertisement touts a cheap at home cough remedy using Pinex diluted in a pint bottle with sugar or honey. It claims fast, lasting relief by delivering the medicine to the bronchial tubes and reducing phlegm while soothing inflammation. Pinex is described as a pine extract with creosote, guaranteed to work or money refunded.
Athens OKs contract with Southern Ohio Electric for street lighting
The Athens City Council approves a five year contract with The Southern Ohio Electric Company of Athens Ohio to light streets alleys lanes and public places. The deal fixes rates including per lamp yearly charges and sets payment terms and extension rights with city maintenance responsibilities for the curb lighting system.
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AIR 3
Ates County
THERN
Ohio Electric Impan
Athens
Ohio
Ains
Board of Control
Athenaity
Okio
Southern Ohio Electric Company
Athena
Oho
Atreeta
Allega
Lanos
Saki
CUANE
City of Athena
Witn Easeth
Dat
Southern
Ohlectic
Ita
Oak
Aasigna
Southern Ohio Elee Company
Ice Cura
Oe CP
Kens
Southern Ohiolectric Company
Southern Ohio Ates
Southern Ohio Electric
Court Street
Armory
Court
Union Streets
Union Street
Mazda
Ceility
Southern Ohio Electric Company A Ony
Saidin
Tb Said Electric Company
Said Electric Company
Uoper
Southern Ohio Ao Company
Ohio Electricompany
Cornell Ebgv
Pease
Southern Ohio
Southern Electric Company
Southern Ohio Electric Pany
Mes
Bre
Southern Ohio Electric Cmpany
Southe Electric Company
Sai
South Company
Fighta
John &. Collings
Ahs See
Southerhyantric Company
Ita Boa
Public Utilities Com of
Southern Ohio Company
Boxing and Wrestling Results From New Lenox Coliseum and MSG
Last night at New Lenox York Hale Brown outpointed Jack Kurpaka while Charney Badomi defeated Willie Simmons at the Coliseum Paris France Youndar illa won on a foul over Frankie Gemaro at New York Madison Square Garden Jim Londos Sr defeated George Calza Gardini defeated Dick court Herb defeated Metros Nogrien Jgetee York threw Gene Tiny Roebuck Haskell Zelesniak Russia contends listed.
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New Lenox
New York
Hale Brown
York
Jack Kurpaka
Oakland
Cal
Coliseum
New
Charney Badomi
New Yor
Willie Simmons
Paris
France
Youndarilla
Frankie Gemaro
Madison Square Garden
Jim Londos
George Calza
Italy
Gardini
Dickcourt
California
Herb New York
Metrosko
Russia
Nogrien Jgetee York
Gene
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H. Bartlett
Jobs News
Odd Fellows
Commissioners Conference
Farmer
Lovely Mile
Anny Qondra
Republic
Hoover
District of Columbia War Memorial
John J. Tershing
Troop
Dr. R. L
Columbus Street
Dre. Welch and
Howe
Paramount Hotel
Washington
Ajestic Nelsonville M
Lionel Barrymore
Kay Francis
Madge Evans
William Bakewell
Aubrey Smith
Polly Moran
Gul
Tallulah Bankhead
Fredric
the Boot Shop
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