Gunfire strikes mail car during Buffalo daylight heist
Four gunmen ambush a U S mail car in Buffalo injuring railway mail clerk Ward McCartney and porter Francis Bilber. Motorcycle officer Vincent Connors is wounded after a machine gun fires at him as the attackers flee the scene.
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Buffalo
U.P
U. & Mail
Hecht
Ward McCartney
Elkhart
Ind
Francis Bilber
McCartney
Vincent Connors
Beaumont native Ervin Pidcock to have goiter surgery
Ervin Pidcock of Columbus, formerly of Chauncey and Beau mont, will undergo goiter surgery Wednesday morning at White Cross Hospital in Columbus. He has been in the hospital for several days for treatment in preparation for the operation.
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Ervin Pidcock
Beaumont
Chauncey
Columbus
Goiter
White Cross Hospital
Pidcock
Cutting Affray at Circle Hill Sunday
A Sunday evening cutting affray at Circle Hill left William Savage with a severely lacerated left arm after Russell Childress allegedly struck him several times. Savage received care from Dr. Warren V. Sprague. Reports say liquor sparked the incident. officers could not locate Childress, a married man and father of seven.
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Circle Hill
Chauncey
Russell Childress
William Savage
Savage
Warren V. Sprague
Childress
Social and Personal News Roundup in Athens Ohio
Mr and Mrs Halliday Cline return from Woodward Okla after a month with Mr Cline’s father Marion Cline Dr and Mrs W B Hartnell of Heverly Ohio visit their daughter Miss Mary Louise Hartnell on Athens High School faculty Mrs T D Sawyer and infant Jean stay with her parents in Logan Laws er returns to duties at Logan High School Social Literary Club meets Tuesday at 2 30 with Mrs C D Giauque Florence Gabriel Helen Meyers and Anna Belle Black Columbus visitors Miss Gabriel and Mrs Harris cousins at 122 East State Street Miss Nellie Parsons and Miss Emma Munn visit Mr and Mrs M M Munn Sunday Mr and Mrs Herman Engle and family and Miss Edith Burroughs visit Euclid Drive Mrs S Burroughs and Miss Alice Burroughs of Columbus visit Mr and Mrs Patrick Ginley Hallowe en party of Tuesday Needle Club at 7 30 at Mrs Carl Porter's home Marietta visitors Mr J C Ward Suntor and Helen Lloyd stay with Mrs A C Roach Sunday Dr J T Merwin leaves for Atlanta to attend Post Graduate Medical meeting return end of week Various local visits from Cleveland Toledo and South Charleston Mrs P B Lawrence visits Lancaster with Mr and Mrs B W Simpson Sayre Study Circle meets at 2 Mrs James Williams Mrs L G Bean hosts Emma Waterman Eva Simms Verna Chase of Pomeroy and others M Sands return from Barborton after visiting son and daughter in law Richard born son of Mr and Mrs Willis Sands
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Halliday Cline
Woodward
Okla
Marion Cline
W. B. Hartnell
Heverly
Florence Gabriel
Helen Meyers
Anna Belle Black
Columbus
Athens
C. H. Harris
East State Street
Gabriel
Mrs. Harris
Williams murder case calls over fifty witnesses
More than 50 witnesses were subpoenaed in the first degree murder hearing of Marshal Henry Williams of Glouster for the shooting of Clint Hooks. The October Athens County Grand Jury session heard 15 cases with a total of 100 witnesses called.
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Henry Williams
Glouster
Clint Hooks
Athens County Grand Jury
Officers Named by O. U. Science Club
Ohio University Science Club elected officers for the coming year at its first meeting of the year held at Prof. W. I. Copeland's home North Hill. Prof. George McLaughlin was chosen president Prof. O K McClure vice president Miss Lillian Denner secretary treasurer The November meeting will be at Prof. A A Atkinson's Morris Avenue.
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E. R. Wallace
O. E. McClure
Ohio University Science Club
W. I. Copeland
North Hill
George McLaughlin
O. Kk. McClure
Lillian Denner
Church as engine needed to pull heavy church load says Coulter
The Rev. C. M. Coulter of the First M. E. Church urged congregants that the church must actively bear its load. He criticized complacent members as dead weights and stressed unity in the gospel and Jesus leadership. He called for stronger spiritual training for youth.
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C. M. Coulter
M. E
Coulter
Jesus
Eggs and anger mar Marietta football aftermath
After a Saturday high school game Marietta supporters allegedly egged a collegiate car owned by a woman, then enlisted local boys to hurl putrid eggs at the vehicle. Some reports hint the women participated, highlighting unsportsmanlike and provocative conduct following the bout.
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Marietta
Move to Chauncey
Oct. 15 report: Mr. and Mrs. Peter Rankin and family will move from Sugar Creek to Chauncey occupying the Keck property on Jacobs Avenue. Their son and daughter attend Chauncey High School. Funeral notes: Mrs. William Myers of Dayton formerly of Chauncey attended Clifford Kerr’s funeral. Kerr was inside boss at White Ash mine near Chauncey. Myers plan to return to Dayton Tuesday. Various visits: Mrs. Harvey Courtney and son Clinton visited Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Smittle of Oak Hill visited Chauncey. Mrs. Smittle saw Miss Mildred Ryan. Mrs. T. J. Blackford and family spent Sunday in Columbus with the George Omen home. Curtis Lock and Clyde Ferrell of Columbus visited the Lock family. James Smith and Everett Andrews, Columbus workers, spent Sunday with their families. Mrs. William Pritchard of Athens visited Dr. Edward Minister on Ellis Avenue. Elmer Finsterwald and family of Athens were in Chauncey Sunday to see Mrs. Finsterwald’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Eng and...
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Chauncey Chauncey
Peter Rankin
Chauncey
Sugar Creek
Keck
Jacobs Avenue
William Myers
Dayton
Clifford Kerr
Kerr
Myers
White Ash
Harvey Courtney
Clinton Courtney
Columbus
Ralph Brown
W. R. Smittle
Oak Hill
G. B. Courtney
Smittle
Mildred Ryan
T. J. Blackford
George Omen
Curtis Lock
Clyde Ferrell
James Lock
James Smith
Everett Andrews
W. J. Smith
Ray Andrews
William Pritchard
Athens
Edward Minister
Ellis Avenue
Elmer Finsterwald
Fins
Mrs. Melissa Moore Dies at Son's Home
Mrs. Melissa Moore widow of Spencer P. Moore died at 11:30 p m Sunday in her son C M Moore’s home on the Albany Road after months of heart trouble. Born near Pleasanton eighty four years ago she lived there most of her life until moving to her son’s home. She is survived by a daughter Ada Parker Athens a brother George Martin Pleasanton nine grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. One daughter Eva died thirty nine years ago. Funeral services will be 10 o clock Wednesday at Hebbardsville Presbyterian Church with burial in the adjoining cemetery.
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Melissa Moore
Spencer P. Moore
C. &. Moore
Albany
Moore
Pleasanton
Slayer Laughs at Decree of Insanity in Cleveland
Clarence Beard once escaped Lima State Hospital and returns to Cleveland boasting he duped alienists who ruled him insane He claims he is not crazy and believes the insanity decree will help him dodge trial for the murder of Stephen Zabor skis official of the Lithuanian Savings and Loan Company
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Cleveland
U.R
Clarence Beard
Lima State Hospital
Stephen Zaborskis
Lithuanian Savings and Loan Company
Hoover to speak to nation via 30 radio stations tonight
Herbert Hoover will address the nation for one hour starting at 8 p m Eastern time with WEAF NBC network carrying the speech. In New York State Attorney General Albert Ottinger will speak 7 to 7 30 p m on WEAF WGY Schenectady and WGR Buffalo.
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New York
Herbert Hoover
Boston
United States
WEAF
NBC
New York State
Albert Ottinger
Fall Kills Woman in Zanesville Home Stairway
Mrs. Clark Carter, 60, died in Zanesville on October 15 from injuries after falling down a stairway at her residence. She previously lived in Cumberland.
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Zanesville
Clark Carter
Cumberland
Midol advertised as relief for menstrual pain
An ad claims Midol ends menstrual cramps in five to seven minutes without affecting the period. It promotes small aluminum case tablets priced at fifty cents and urges readers not to suffer.
Missing Utica Teen Evelyn Roedel Sought by Police and Family
Police and mother search for Evelyn Roedel a 17 year old Utica New York high school student and aspiring music teacher who disappeared amid theories of self harm. The case alarms the eastern states as authorities consider a stage career motive.
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United States
Evelyn Roedel
Utica
N. Y
Zemo Heals Itching Skin Irritations Quickly
Zemo relieves eczema pimples rashes dandruff and chafing when used as directed. It penetrates cleanses and soothes the skin as a clean dependable healing liquid. Available in 35c 60c and 1.00 sizes.
Two Black men killed in Columbus car crash
Two Black people were fatally hurt and eighteen injured when a car carrying ten rolled over near Columbus. The deceased were Roy Hollinsworth, 42, the driver, and Monroe Buckner, 40.
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Here
Roy Hollinsworth
Monroe Buckner
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