Nelsonville Man Arraigned on Four Charges
Nelsonville Oct 26 Ed s of this city returned from Lancaster by Police Chief rge Bateman was arraigned before Mayor Bill Hickman on four charges. Sims pleaded guilty to three complaints including two counts of driving and one for failing to obey a police signal. He was fined and costs on those charges. a charge of petit theft he pleaded not guilty to. The speeding incident involved Nut Street. another case cited a speed of 55 mph with two children narrowly escaping. Sims was taken to County Jail at Athens. Emory Smith pleaded guilty to assault and battery and was fined $10 plus costs. The incident reportedly occurred about a month ago. John Patton Jr and Charles Ontner pleaded guilty on intoxication charges and were fined $10 plus costs each.
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Elsonville
Salury
Lancaster
Rge Bateman
Yesay
Bill Hickman
Petit Ceny
Sims
Bateman
Estnut Street
Smith
John Patton, Jr
Charles Ontner
Coach Yantis Advocates Honesty Among Athletes
Nel stonville High School basketball coach Jul m Yantis spoke to a Young People's group at the Presbyterian Church on honesty in sports and life. He told how truthful conduct with players, his team, and the school pays in the long run, citing a football coach who rose to a higher post after sticking to honest methods amid two losing seasons. The gathering featured vocal solo by Eleanor Woodard with Marjorie Vorhees, Bible reading by Cornelia Scott, talks by Peggy Whitmore and Mary Jo Haffner on Jacob and Rachel, and devotion by Rev. Lloyd Evans.
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Nelsonville
Julm Yantis
Nelstonville High School
Yantis
Eleanor Woodard
Marjorie Vorhees
Cornelia Scott
Peggy Whitmore
Mary Jo Haffner
Jacob
Raichel
Lloyd Evans
Nelsonville Athens High Band Delights at Friday Football
The Nelsonville High School Band under Ward W Hamm impressed the crowd at the Nel onville Athens game. Harold McCray led the drum corps through polished drill and formation in a halftime display amid growing membership. The band now numbers about 60 with a junior band planned from local grade pupils. The Red and Black band of Athens High also performed, delivering strong music despite smaller numbers.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonite
Ward W. Hamm
Harold McCray
Thens High School
Nelson- Ne
Goodusic
Regular meeting of Eudora Chapter No 72 Eastern Star
Regular meeting of Eudora Chapter No 72 of the Order Eastern Star will be held Tuesday evening at 7 oclock in the Masonic Temple. Worthy Matron urges all members to return tablecloths or towels belonging to the chapter at this time.
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Eudora Chapr
Order
Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Chapiter
Two Die In Dixie Highway Auto Crash Near Lima
On Oct 26 a car overturned after hitting a telephone pole along the Dixie Highway south of Lima. Mrs Forest Mes. 22 and Mrs Iva Gatso 31 were killed. two other occupants were seriously hurt.
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Alima
U.P
Forest Mes
Iva Gatso
Lima
Dixie Highway
Here
Some Sidelights On Premier Laval
Premier Laval stayed in Washington for three days and smoked 220 cigarettes with 80 on Friday and 60 on Sunday. He praised the warm reception and said he could run for the American Senate if he lost his post in France.
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Premier Laval
Washington
Laval
Press Club
France
Senate
Aubervilliers Abbateirs
Chicago
Laval thanks American people in French address
The premier spoke briefly in French to the American people and, after being coached by an American friend, expressed gratitude with the line I thank the American people.
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Laval
Classified Ads And Circulation Help Wanted
Local newsroom notice seeks an experienced representative for classified ads and circulation duties. Telephone your news society and locals to 412-W for service and inquiries.
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412-W
Coal production tops eight million tons for first time since March
Nelsonville area reports U S Bureau of Mines data showing 8,145,000 net tons produced in the week ended Oct 17, up 3.8 percent from the prior week. Ohio produced 414,000 tons that week while West Virginia led states with 9,096,000 tons. September Ohio output reached 1,859,000 tons.
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Nelsonville
U. S. Bureau of Mines
Ohio
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Illinois
Indiana
Golden Wedding Date Is Celebrated in Nelsonville
Relatives hosted a surprise dinner at 188 West Washington Street for Mr. and Mrs. John Hoodlet to honor their fiftieth wedding anniversary on Wednesday October 28. Grandchildren contributed a yellow flower centerpiece and gifts were exchanged among guests from Athens Akron Columbus and Columbus area families.
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John Hoodlet
Nelsonville
B. M. Coakley
West Washington Street
J. F. McNerney
George Garner
Columbus
Don Davis
Bob
Ellen Davis
Wilbur Martin
Elizabeth Davis
Athens
Leo Hans
Rhea Hans
Akron
Charles Hoodlet
J. J. Hoodlet
Stuart Hoodlet
Gloria Hoodlet
Don Martin
Don Martin, Jr
Charles Martin
Paul Martin
Rose Marie
B. M Coakley
Clarence
Mary
Ruth Coakley
Halloween Party At McKibben Home Hosts New Member
The King's Heralds enjoyed a Halloween gathering at Mary Etta McKibben's home with masked guests, costume prizes to Evelyn Ogg and Eleanor Spencer, and a program of piano solos and readings by Ruth Patton, Mary Etta McKibben, Helen Sayre, Kathleen Juniper, Anna Mae Allen, and Dorothy Ann Kentner. A three course luncheon followed for 15 attendees and Evelyn Ogg gained membership. A euchre party is scheduled by St Patrick's Catholic Church in Buchtel for Wednesday evening.
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King's Heralds
Mary Etta McKibben
Evelyn Ogg
Eleanor Spencer
Ruth Patton
Jack
Helen Sayre
Africa
Kathleen Juniper
Anna Mae Allen
Dorothy Ann Kentner
Ladies of
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Buchtel
Guild Meets Tuesday Halloween Party Moves Date
The Methodist Guild will host a Halloween party at Mrs. Robert Kinney's home on West Franklin Street Tuesday evening, changing from the previously announced Monday. Assisting hostesses are Mrs. Inez Evans and Mrs. Edna Raine.
Social Visit Notes From Torch Hill Area
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Blackburn and daughter Ethel hosted guests from Torch Hill. William Walker returned to Wellston after visiting his daughter Mrs. Joe Verity. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Evans and daughter visited friends in Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Davis and children spent Sunday with the mother in Sunbury.
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A. A. Blackburn
Ethel
Torch Hill
A. Blackburn
William Walker
Wellston
Joe Verity
Guy Evans
Columbus
L. A. Davis
Sunbury
Halloween Social for Queen Esther Society Held at Schoonover Home
The Queen Esther Society held a Friday Halloween party at Miss George Schoonover’s home with eight members attending. Prizes were awarded to Betty Sayre Ruth Sibert and Ruth Gilbert in contests. A devotional followed with singing of Jesus Will Save and scripture read by Mary F. North. Dues were collected and refreshments served.
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Queen Esther Society
George Schoonover
Betty Sayre
Ruth Sibert
Ruth Gilbert
Jesus Will Save
Mary F. North
St Bernard Chapter R A M to Meet in Masonic Temple
A regular meeting of St Bernard Chapter No 156 R A M will be held at the Masonic Temple tonight. Work will be conducted in the Mark Master and Past Master degrees.
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Nelsonville
St. Bernard
Masonic Temple
Demery Smith Moves to New Home in Wheeling West Virginia
Demery Smith leaves his grandparents Mr and Mrs W C Tignor to live with his parents Mr and Mrs Dan Smith in Wheeling West Virginia.
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Demery Smith
W. C. Tignor
Wheeling
W. Va
Dan Smith
Legion Post to finalize Halloween parade plans in Nelsonville
Glenford Dugan Post 229 American Legion in Nelsonville meets Tuesday at 7 30 PM at the Legion Building to finalize Halloween parade arrangements and discuss Armistice Day plans. A lunch will follow the business session.
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Nelsonville
Glenford Dugan Post
American Legion
Legion Building
Fred Mulligan
Post
Hartley Omitted From York Township Ticket List
Nelsonville October 26 A York Township candidate list omits George Red Hartley who seeks the Con stable seat. The report notes the omission as the primary item in local election coverage.
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Nelsonville
York Township
George
Red) Hartley
Suit Opens Tuesday in Libel Case Over The Presidents Daughter
Nan Britton sues C. A. Klunk Marion hotel keeper for distribution of The Answer to The Presidents Daughter alleging false and defamatory statements. Britton filed the suit December 31 1928 claiming the book harms her reputation. Defendants include Marion book dealers Charles J. Bever and Claybourne V. Hudson in a similar suit to be heard later.
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Toledo
U.P
Nan Britton
C. A. Klunk
Marion
Miss Britton
Klunk
Harding
Charles J. Bever
Claybourne V. Hudson
Francine Larrimore Sued Over Broadway Loss Share
Francine Larrimore allegedly earned 1250 weekly during Nobody's Business 1926 run but refused 10 percent of 14000 loss. Robert McLaughlin, playwright and producer, files suit in common pleas court in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Francine Larrimore
Robert McLaughlin
Common Pleas Court
Trans Pacific Flight Planned From Honolulu to Los Angeles
Los Angeles flier Bobbie Trout and Edna Mae Cooper hold the women's endurance record and plan a February trans Pacific crossing from Honolulu to Los Angeles in a Burbank built plane with a 500 horsepower motor and about 180 mph cruising speed. If successful she would be the first to fly the 2400 miles from mid Pacific to the mainland. The Dole flight tragedy is noted as a prior Hawaiian attempt.
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Los Angeles
U.R
Bobbie Trout
Edna Mae Cooper
Honolulu
Burbank
Miss Trout
Gordon F. Davidson
Defends Ohio State Dean Against McConn Hokum Claim
Dean J A Park of Ohio State University rejected Lehigh University Dean Charles Maxwell Mc Conn’s view that college spirit is hokum. Park said college spirit and loyalty persist and should be expressed in love and respect for the institution.
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Columbus
O.R
J. A. Park
Ohio State University
Charlies Maxwell McConn
Lehigh University
College spirit debate stirs with alumni leader remarks
Dean Park argues college spirit remains strong. John B. Fullen, national alumni leader, says pep rallies and hokum at football games are less meaningful, urging focus on genuine school pride.
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Dean Park Asid
John B. Fullen
Engineers to Gather in Columbus for Metal Industry Symposium
Engineers from the Ohio Section of the American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers will hold a symposium in Columbus next Friday on ferro-alloys ores and refractories used in the iron and steel industry.
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Columbus
Ohio
American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers
Prays For Baen Monterey Man Sentenced In Forest Fire Case
In Monterey California Stanley McCoskey, found guilty of leaving a campfire burning in a forest, was sentenced to jail until a rate. He watched for clouds as county authorities reported the search for weather relief.
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Monterey
Calif
Stanley McCoskey
Monterey County
McCoakey
Car collision injures two in Detroit residents
A woman and a man from Detroit were seriously injured when their car struck Safety Island in Toledo. Both were in Mercy Hospital Monday with serious injuries.
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Toledo
Detroit
Mercy Hospital
Seek Federal Rediscounting Seek Federal Rediscounting
Washington Oct 24. Democratic leaders plan a new federal rediscounting agency to handle frozen real estate securities with a 2 billion dollar operating fund. Sen Bulkley and Sen Carter Glass support the plan and oppose broad expansion of the Federal Reserve rediscount system.
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Washington
Bulkley
Dem. O
Senate
Federal Reserve System
Carter Glass
Senate Banking and Currency Commmittee
Mulkley
Bulktey
Glass
Paderal
Cleveland Seeks Name for Akron Airship
The Cleveland Chamber of Commerce urged Secretary Adams to name the new Akron airship the Cleveland. Akron is building the ZRS and several cities have requested naming rights as the Navy drafts the program.
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Cleveland
Akron
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
Adama
Thia City
Adams
Children Attend Alice in Wonderland Matinee in Athens
The Athens Rotary Club andGamma Mu arrange for Athens County Children Home and neighborhood schools to bring students to the Tony Sarg Marionette Company's matinee at Memorial Auditorium. The afternoon show starts at 3 o clock with the fairy tale The Rose and The Ring on the evening performance.
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Athens
Tony Sarg
Athena
Jailed man hangs himself in cell after crisis report
Alyria police report a jailed man identified as BP 67 attempted self harm in his cell and died by hanging on Sunday. Authorities say the man faced charges of intent and was under guard at the detention facility.
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Alyria
Get
U. BP
Olive Tablets Promise Clearer Complexion and Health
Advertises Dr Clive Tablets and Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a liver and blood cleansing remedy for pimples and general weakness. Claims to improve digestion, reduce bad breath and tiredness, with a nightly weeklong course and a safe, mild calomel-free action.
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Edwards
Howe
Edie
Ome
Chesterfield Cigarettes Promise Milder Flavor and Quality
An advertising puff touts Shelterfield’s top prices for premium leaf and tipest mellowest taste. It describes specialists curing and conditioning tobaccos, cross blending for a new flavor, and using pure cigarette paper. Factories are located in Richmond, Durham and San Francisco.
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Shelterfield
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Joe Donahue
Warner Bros
James Dunn
Linda Watkins
Alfred Santi
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Chas
Buddy Rogers
Peggy Shannon
Marne
Reno
Buck. Jones
Border Law
Columbia
Mildred Doran
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Islaney
Spon
Alice In Wonderland
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