Pedigo McMillin marriage announced in Nelsonville
Miss Jean Pedigo daughter of Mr and Mrs Moray B Pedigo weds Clarence McMillin Haydenville in a ceremony held Thursday October 11 The bride a Nelsonville public school graduate class of 1926 The groom son of Mr and Mrs E L McMillin works for National Fire Proofing Company in Haydenville Also notes Seibert recovering and Flora Dennis obituary with funeral details plus a lodge meeting announcement
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Nelsonville
Moray B. Pedigo
Jean
Clarence McMillin
Haydenville
E. L. McMillin
National Fire Proofing Company
Baydenville
Columbus Social Roundup of Weekend Guests and Visits
A list of residents and guests in Columbus over the weekend includes Mr. and Mrs. Allison Bowers with Louise Billy and Jimmy from Columbus visiting Gladys and Elizabeth Bowls, plus many similar sojourns. Others host or visit relatives in nearby towns like Murray City Buckeye Lake and Evansville while hospital trips and local gatherings are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allison Bowers
Louise
Billy
Jimmy
Columbus
Gladys
Elizabeth
Wilbus Jones
Combus
Margaret Pugh
Lillian Stover
Mary Seidenfeld
Murray City
Lillian Howe
Miles Howe
Leighton Aumiller
Frank Moore
Harry Galvin
Buckeye Lake
J. P. Cantlin
Nelsonville completes Old Home Week crowds and cleanup
Nelsonville resumes normal business after a record Old Home Week drawing thousands of visitors. The streets were crowded for four nights of displays and free entertainment, with the automobile and farmers exhibits drawing praise. Street crews, led by Ed Dewhurst, speed cleanup to restore the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Ed Dewhurst
Republicans to Bowrard South in Southern Campaign Tour
Republican campaigners Borah and Curtis push into the Solid South after Hoover’s Elizabethton stop. Borah heads to Richmond Raleigh Charlotte Chattanooga Louisville and Dallas with a private car and a small press entourage while Curtis plans Raleigh and routes to Topeka with briefings and coastward stops.
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Kenneth Crawford
Washington
Solid South
Herbert Hoover
Elizabethton
Tenn
Charles Curtis
William Borah
Idaho
Borah
Richmond
Charlotte
N. C
Chattanooga
Cooper Stresses Nonpartisan Tone in Ohio Governor Campaign Speech
Cincinnati Republican nominee Cooper spoke at the Lorain County Dry Federation event at First Methodist Church in Elyria. He avoided partisanship, noting only his support for Herbert Hoover for the era’s problems.
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Elyria
O.R
Myers
Cooper
Cincinnati
Ohio
Lorain County
Funeral Services Held for Clifford Kerr in Nelsonville
Funeral services were conducted Saturday afternoon at Clifford Kerr's Kentner Street home with large attendance from White Ash Coal Company. The Rev. McCorkle led the service, Beth Verity and Loren North sang, and burial followed at Greenlawn beside his father and twin brother. Surviving are his widow Eva Brown Kerr, two sons, one daughter, his mother a sister and brother, with additional relatives listed from New Straitville and Columbus.
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Nelsonville
Clifford Kerr
Kentner Street
White Ash Coal Company
McCorkle
Beth Verity
Loren North
Greenlawn
Clifford
Eva Brown Kerr
E. E. Inboden
Charles
Forrest Hoskins
Sam Christian
George Christian
Lewis Nixon
Patsy Crow
New Straiteville
John Brown
Columbus
Athena Baseball Club to be Rewarded After Strong Seasons
Nelsonville October 15. Members of the Athena Baseball Club, champions of the Industrial League in 1927 and 1928, will be rewarded for last season. Sponsored by a Nelsonville Athena Glazed Brick Company employee, the team travels to Columbus to watch the Ohio Michigan game then attends a 6 pm banquet and an 8 pm New Ohio theater party. Players listed include George Oliver, Carroll Chesser, Cecil Carlin, James Cooper, Ted Boss, Gilbert Smith, Watson Ceople, Lonny Adams, James Hurley, Ed Denny and manager James Barrows.
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Nelsonville
Athena Baseball Club
Athena Glazed Brick Company
Columbus
Ohio
George Oliver
Carroll Chesser
Cecil Carlin
James Coope
Ted Boss
Gilbert Smith
Watson Ceople
Lony Adams
James Hurley
Ed Denny
James Barrows
Daughters of Civil War Veterans Set Meeting Tonight
The Daughters of Civil War Veterans will meet tonight at seven o'clock in the Junior Order Hall for their gathering.
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Daughters of
Junior Order
Burns Prove Fatal: Two Year Old Mary Jane Hardy Dies
Mary Jane Hardy aged two died from pneumonia caused by burns after her clothing caught fire in Columbus. A rescuer, an eighteen year old boy, helped save the child at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Mary Jane Hardy
Murphy Named to Head League in Ohio
J L Murphy of Nelsonville has been named state director for Ohio of the Hoover Curtis Clay Products Men's League by George A Bass. Bass leads St Louis Hydraulic Press Brick Company and directs the league's Western Division. About 300 Ohio brick and clay producers are expected to be organized with local chairmen in each day center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
J. L. Murphy
Nelsonville Brick Company
George A. Bass
Ohio
Hoover-Curtis Clay Products Men's League
Bass
Hydraulic Press Brick Company
St. Louis
Murphy
Flynn Dies After Illness Former Secret Service Chief
William J. Flynn former chief of the United States Secret Service and celebrated detective dies at his Larchmont home at age 60 after two weeks of serious illness. He served nearly 25 years in federal service and was among the most renowned figures in his field.
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Larchmont
N. Y
William J. Flynn
United States Secret Service
America
Flynn
William J. Burns
Man Kills Wife and Then Shoots Himself
Bridgeport report says a domestic quarrel led to the murder of Mrs. Anna Gradwohl, 40, by husband Anton, 42, who then killed himself. The shooting at Boydsville was witnessed by their daughter Mary, 15, shortly after Mrs. Gradwohl had filed for divorce.
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Bridgeport
U.P
Anna Gradwohl
Anton
Gradwohl
Boydsville
Mary
Child Seriously Burned in Open Grate Fire
In Zanesville on October 15 4 year old Kathryn Stanford daughter of William Stanford Noble County received severe burns when her clothing caught fire from an open grate doctors expressed little hope for her recovery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville
Kathryn Stafford
William Stafford
Noble County
Glouster Talent to Perform in Jacksonville Play
Glouster talent will join the Jacksonville Parent-Teacher Association for a Halloween production at the Glouster opera house on October 25. The show seeks funds for school purposes and advance ticket sales are strong for a likely crowded audience.
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Glouster
Glouster Opera House
Jacksonville
Parent- Teacher Association
Miss Lucy Daugherty Named Head Nurse at Tucson Hospital
Oct. 15 report from IS HEAD NURSE GLOUSTER states Lucy Daugherty formerly of this city is appointed head nurse at the Veterans' Hospital in Tucson Arizona. Daugherty has lived in Arizona for years and spent time as a nurse at the Tucson facility before the hospital moved into modern matters. Her promotion followed soon after.
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Glouster
Lucy Daugherty
Veterans’ Hospital
Tucson
Ariz
Miss Daugherty
Arizona
Muatters
Mid-Hocking Mine Near Burr Oak Expands Output
Glouster Ohio October 15 Mid Hocking Mine near Burr Oak now loads about 300 tons of coal daily. Company houses on the hill above the mine once vacant for over a year are filled with workers. After through a fault the mine is said to yield an extra fine grade of coal and may become one of the largest mines in the Hocking district. Mrs Frank White formerly a county nurse underwent surgery at Grant Hospital Columbus September 28 and is recovering. Her mother Mrs G H Harper visited at the hospital.
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Nelsonville
Stork
Walker
Buchtel
Chauncey Stewart
Brush Fork Junction
Pete Herney
Carbon Hill
Wade Cox
Oak Street
Mike Almasky
Lee Campbell
Glouster
Burr Oak
Mid-Hocking
Hocking
Frank White
Bess Harper
Sharpsburg
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Sunday Creek Valley
G. H. Harper
Grand Jury Sees Record Athens County Session
About 60 residents of Glouster were summoned to Athens to testify before a grand jury in what is described as the county's largest session. Court officials cite increased cases and widespread disturbances linked to resuming open-shop work as driving the heavy proceedings.
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Glouster
Athens
Athens County
Jones attends state Odd Fellows convention in Canton
H E Jones travels to Canton for the Ohio Odd Fellows secretaries convention. The meeting began this morning and will conclude Tuesday evening. Jones has acted as local secretary in Glouster during William Golding's absence.
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Glouster
H. E. Jones
Canton
Ohio
Odd Fellow
Mr. Jones
William Golding
Educators to Visit Portsmouth for Southeastern Ohio Teachers’ Meet
The Southeastern Ohio Teachers Association holds its annual meeting in Portsmouth October 26 and 27 with speakers from Columbia Cornell and Minnesota. Dr. Briggs Dr. Butterworth Dr. Coffman and others address general and departmental sessions at Portsmouth High School and area venues.
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Southeastern Ohio Teachers’ Association
Portsmouth
Thomas H. Briggs
Department of
Columbia University
Doctor Briggs
Julian Butterworth
Department of Rural Education
Cornell University
Ithaca
N. Y
Rural Schools Department
L. D. Coffman
University of Minnesota
Katherine Martin
Chicago University
James IF. Hosic
Teachers’ College
Karl W. Gehrkins
Oberlin Conservatory
Hazel Houston
Ohio State University
Second Presbyterian Church
Elmer Ende
Representative Assembly
First Baptist Church
Woodrow Wilson
Rachael O. Yaw
Cleveland
Perry County
Plane crash kills two pilots in Dayton smokestack stunt
In Dayton on October 15 an attempt to fly a plane between two factory smokestacks ended in tragedy. Pilot C. A. Roepken, 36, and passenger H. D. Rice, 34, were killed when a wing struck a stack and broke off, pinning them under wreckage. Roepken had reportedly been warned the aircraft was obsolete and difficult to handle.
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Dayton
A.R
C. A. Roepken
H. D. Rice
Roepken
Roegken
Admiral Hughes denies Los Angeles to meet Graf Zeppelin
Washington October 15 Admiral Charles F Hughes chief of naval operations denied reports that the Navy airship Los Angeles would be sent to meet the Graf Zeppelin. The denial clarifies U S plans for airship operations with respect to the German airship.
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Zeppelin
Washington
Charles F. Hughes
Naval Operations
Navy
Los Angeles
Miss Chase Leads Hour Discussion At Westminster Fellowship
Miss Genevieve Chase led a Home Hour discussion on What College Students Are Thinking at the Westminster Fellowship of the Presbyterian Church. The group learns folk songs and Negro spirituals, and planned the year during a meeting at Congress Tea Room hosted by Dr and Mrs A Y Wilcox and Miss Chase.
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Westminister Fellowship
Presbyterian Church
Genevieve Chase
Ivan Skivitvsky Skavar
Westminister Council
Congress Tea Room
A. Y. Wilcox
Thelma Camp
New Paper Debuts in New Lexington
The Daily Tribune launches in New Lexington today under former Cir cleville News-Herald editor Norman Ralston. Greyhound Lines asks the State Utilities Commission to authorize a Chicago Illinois to Pittsburgh Pennsylvania bus line.
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New Lexington
Daily Tribune
Norman Ralston
Circleville News-Herald
Columbus
U.R
Greyhound Lines, Inc
State Utilities Commission
Chicago
Til
Pittsburgh
Dynamite fails to explode at Carbon Hill Mining plant
An attempted bombing of the Carbon Hill Mining Company power plant at Monkey Hollow failed when a dynamite kit did not ignite. A 15 foot fuse led through a broken window to the charge on the generator. a night watchman found the package and police seized it for inquiry.
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Nelsonville
Carbon Hill Mining Company
Monkey Hollow
National Guard
Office of
The
National Guards
Prisoner escapes from Roseville Brick Plant
Otto F. Knodle, 29, formerly of Canton, admitted to the State Penitentiary on February 4 1927 for forgery, escaped from the Roseville Brick Plant on Sunday, according to the State Bureau of Criminal Identification.
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Columbus
U.R
Otto F. Knodle
State
Canton
Roseville
State Bureau of Criminal Identification
Safe-Way Transit announces July 25 schedule changes
Safe-Way Transit Co. Inc. updates services for Athens Coolville and Parkersburg routes. New timings include departures at 10 00 and 10 45 with 15 and 1 45 hour windows. Service covers Ohio and West Virginia corridors with adjusted connections from Munting Lions at Athens.
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ieee + TRAVEL Ye BUS Safe-Way Transit Co. Inc
Athens
Coolville
Parkersburg
Ohio
West Virginia
Connee
Pomeroy
Corperbers
Obie
Lancaster
Columbus
A. M. P.M. P.M. P.M. Pomeroy Sy
Charleston
Clarksbure
Huntington
Gallipolis
Middleport
Wets Rt
Allipetis
Gant Ly
Huntington Ar
Chertecton
Logan
Oril
Nanuingionith
Louisa
Kentucky
Gallstone Troubles Explained by City Doctor
Dr. E. E. Paddock of Kansas City advocates non surgical treatment for gallstones of the liver. He claims many cases can be helped with medicines, preserving the liver and avoiding operations. The doctor offers a free booklet titled The Liver and Gall Bladder and invites readers to mail in for it today.
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Kaws
E. E. Paddock
Kansas City
Cme
Paddock
Dr. Paddock
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Jean Pedigo
Seibert
Jake Seibert
University Hospital
Dennis
Flora Dennis
Mt. Zion
Rebekah Lodge
William “Marble” Sommers
W. Va
B. M. Coakley
Rose Lutz
Evansville
Ind
Leo Hans
Akron
Ruth Vorhes
Fostoria
Robert Kinney
Evelyn Stephenson
James
Bowrard
Curtis and
Hoover
Kerr
Dr. Walker
Man
Messenger
Grand Jury
Arthur Marshall
Chicopee
Mass
John
James Adams
Liberty St
Camden
N. J
Father John
Miss Chase
Omo
Omio
Farkersdung
Ly. Ly
Tion
West
Ncaster
Muntinglions
Richardson
High Street
Gallstone
Manhattan
Kansas City, MO
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