Nelsonville Man Charged With Reckless Driving
H E Allen of Diamond was arraigned in Nelsonville mayor s court on a reckless driving charge filed by Lewis Reynolds of Logan. He pleaded not guilty and the case was set for hearing September 6. It is alleged Allen backed from a parking space by the Majestic theatre into Reynolds car, causing substantial damage.
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Nelsonville
H. E. Allen
Diamond
Lewis Reynolds
Logan
Jeberle
Allen
Majestic Theatre
Public Square
Reynolds
Newman Fined In Nelsonville For Liquor Possession
Sam man of this city was fined 150 dollars and costs by Mayor L. J. Eyle after pleading guilty to possessing intoxicating liquor. He was committed to Athens county jail until the fine and costs are paid or secured. This was Newman's second offense. he had been fined 100 dollars and costs on May 6 and has paid 10 dollars so far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Union prayer meeting to be held in Nelsonville Friday
A union prayer meeting is set for Friday evening at 7 30 at the home of Clint Patton on Chestnut Street. Men from all churches are specially invited to attend. The notice also announces the Harris family fourth annual reunion at Mt Hermon on September 5 for all Watson and Nancy Harris relatives.
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Nelsonville
Clint Patton
Chestnut Street
Harris
Mt. Herm
Watson
Nancy Harris
Glouster
Maxwell
Mt. Pleasant Park
Lancaster
Charles Poston to Lead Presbyterian Choir Rehearsal
Charles Poston will meet with the Presbyterian choir this evening at 7 o clock for the first fall rehearsal. The vested choir will sing at the Sunday morning service. Nurse Ethel Walker underwent an operation at Mercy hospital in Columbus and is reported in satisfactory condition.
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Nelsonville
Charles Poston
Presbyterian
Ethel Walker
Mercy Hospital
Columbus
Hocking Valley Depot Sells 180 Columbus Tickets This Week
At Nelsonville depot 180 Columbus tickets sold over eight days with special rates. Agent C A Stover reports 79 sales on Wednesday, 35 on Tuesday, and 66 on Thursday.
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Nelsonville
Hocking Valley Railroad
Columbus
C. A. Stover
Nelsonville Schools to Open Tuesday
Nelsonville public schools will open Tuesday morning September 6 for the new term after the summer vacation. The Faithful Workers class of the M E church met Tuesday evening with teacher Mrs Thomas Spencer leading devotional Mrs Elizabeth Green conducted the service readings by Mrs George Evans and Mrs Adda Knight and a poem recited by Mrs Charles Hellyer. A duet by Mrs Green and Mrs Spencer closed the program with guests Mrs May Tuttle Miss Laura Tuttle and Miss Marie Spencer. Refreshments were served.
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Nelsonville
M. E. Church
Thomas Spencer
Elizabeth Green
George Evans
Adda Knight
Charles Hellyer
May Tuttle
Laura Tuttle
Marie Spencer
Local residents make brief travels and attend events
The Rev. N O Stucky is in Port Clinton for the infant death of his brother's daughter and will return Friday. Mayors Eberle and wife, Virginia Lou, returned from a Mayo Clinic trip to Rochester Minnesota. The Rev John Lloyd Evans's family returns from August visit with his parents in Scott Ohio. Various towns sent residents to Columbus Athens Akron Ravenswood San Antonio Houston and Nebrasksa on short trips and errands.
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N. O. Stucky
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Port Clinton
Ohio
L. J. Eberle
Virginia Lou
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Clinic
John Lloyd Evans
Scott
W. F. Heaton
Akron
Donald Shafer
C. D. Shafer
Columbus
A. G. Cotton
J. Everett Cline
Albany
Nebraska
Juanita Lines
Mary Martha
Jack Figgins
Margaret Ross
Bess Miskell
Carbon Hill
Flossie Crawford
Martha Davis
Berry Pritchard
Mary Pritchard
Allard Hostetter
Hiram Morgan
Athens
Ed Betts
W. W. Whitlatch
Pauline
R. B. Pickens
Ravenswood
W. Va
Cleveland
Ralph Elliott
W. R. Powell
E. R. Kuhn
J. C. Pickett
Haveland
Texas
San Antonio
Houston
Amplifiers Planned for Labor Day Park Event
Amplifiers will be installed at the American Legion baseball park so addresses given on Labor Day can be heard across the big field. Congressman W B Wilson of Pennsylvania will speak, aided by miners' union friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Stoecklein
Dillon
Glouster Schools
Clock adds 1820 Eli Terry piece to Mechnicsburg collection
Ohio briefs note Mechnicsburg collector N C Gest expands his Champaign county antiques with an 1820 Eli Terry clock. Zanesville records vacating Ceramic avenue to rebuild Weller pottery after a $400000 fire loss. Bellefontaines sees telephone rate hikes up to 1 a month with bonds. Pasteur treatment given to Swingle children bitten by family dog.
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Mechanicsburg
C. Gest
Champaign County
Eli Terry
Zanesville
Ceramic Avenue
Weller Company
Art Pottery
Marguerite
Robert Swingle
Lawrence Swingle
Taste for Vodka Proves Fatal for Pickpocket in Shanghai
In Shanghai a pickpocket named Charles Steglow exchanged gold watches for vodka over several days. Police traced his trades to a room where more than 300 watches were found, some diamond-studded and linked to a $30,000 burglary. He was jailed on burglary charges.
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Shanghai
Charles Steglow
Charles
Bar association adopts resolution on law delays
The judicial section of the American Bar Association adopted a resolution to appoint delegates for a conference to study delays in the law and to devise remedial measures. The action was announced today in Buffalo New York on September 1.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Judicial Section
American Bar Association
Youths Charged in Brooklyn Rowboat Drowning Case
In New York three principals face homicide court arraignment over the drowning of Benjamin Goldstein in Graves End bay. Joseph Lefkowitz, 42, allegedly plotted the death and insured Goldstein for 70000 with double indemnity. Two youths confessed Lefkowitz paid them 250 and a suit to stay silent as they rowed Goldstein from a boat.
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New York
U.P
Brooklyn
Snyder-Gray
Joseph Lefkowitz
Benjamin Goldstein
Lefkowitz
Goldstein
Graves End Bay
Organized Search For Paul Redfern Said Impossible
PARA Brazil September 1 organized search for missing American aviator Paul Redfern would hardly be possible authorities informed the United States consulate here. The consulate acted under State Department instructions and was assured that all points had been advised to watch for Redfern who attempted a nonstop flight from Brunswick Georgia to Rio de Janeiro.
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Para
Brazil
U.R
Paul Redfern
United States
Redfern
State Department
Washington
Brunswick
Rio de Janeiro
Fly-Tox Earns Cuban Silver Cup and Honor
Fly-Tox received both the Silver Cup and Certificate of Honor in Cuba’s GRAND TORNEO MERCANTIL Y Pro FESIONAL contest. Developed at Melion Institute of Industrial Research by Rex Research fellowship, it is a widely used Cuban household insecticide. It kills moths, mosquitoes, roaches, ants, bed bugs, and flies.
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Cuba
Melion
Liberty Ponds News Update From New York Sept 1
Reported financial ticker notes from Liberty Ponds New York indicate a treasury 3 1?4% bond involved with 101.3? levels and a 1,67 figure referenced. The brief mentions a first 44's d 13.13 operation tied to treasury rates.
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Liberty Ponds
New York
U.P
Teasury
Treasury
One-Armed Hero Saves Drowning Boy in Chicago River
Thomas Horsted with one arm dives into the Chicago River and rescues a boy from drowning. The incident highlights quick action and bravery by a local resident.
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Chicago
Thomas Horsted
Heir Sought in Large Shafer Estate Bequest
Canton Ohio September 1 Reuben B Allen heir to most of the 890000 Shafer estate dies no longer, if found by September 12 the bequest passes to Mt Union College for training of medical staff. Mrs Shafer widow of Dr Hiram Shafer died September 12 1925 Allen sister widow. Judge Webster Thayer ill in Worcester Massachusetts September 1.
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Canton
U.P
Untess
Reuben B. Allen
Susie C. Shafer
Alliance
Mt. Union College, Alliance
Shafer
Allen
Hiram H. Shafer
Portland Man Invents Unbreakable No Parking Sign Post
Vincent Spath, a Portland electrician, devised a post with a heavy spring base that springs upright after being knocked flat by speeding cars. The design aims to curb vandalism to no parking signs, a problem that plagued him while replacing signs at his place of work. City officials, including Captain Frank Irvin, have taken note of the invention.
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Portland
Ore
Vincent Spath
Portland Electrician
Spath
Frank Irvin
Traffic Chief Tests Signs on Downtown Streets
The head of the traffic department is testing a sign system with plans to install similar signs on downtown streets to cut heavy replacement costs.
Bamboo in Florida Could Strengthen Dykes say Harris
English botanist Thomas J Harris proposes developing bamboo in Florida Everglades after a survey. He says drained soil would support bamboo forests and the sturdy roots could help reinforce dykes in the area.
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Miami
Fla
Everglades
Florida
Thomas J. Harris
Glades
Harris
Hymns blamed for teaching sin at Knoxville conference
Rev. H G Williamsey, district conference director of religious education, warned at a Knoxville gathering that excessive hymn singing can foster sin concepts. He said some hymns drill the idea that children are inherently sinful and blackened.
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Knoxville
Tenn
On Dist
H. G. Williamsey
A Ucation
Marriage License Issued to Bauer and Quinn in Athens County
A marriage license was issued this morning by the Athens county Probate court to Harry Bauer 21 of Columbus a carpenter son of Mr and Mrs Harry Prushing and Helen Louise Quinn 18 of Amesville daughter of Mr and Mrs J B Quinn.
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Athens County Probate Court
Harry Bauer, Prushing
Columbus
Harry Prushing
Helen Louise Quinn
Amesville
J. B . Quinn
Nationalist Troops Reclaim Pukow Across Yangtze River
A Shanghai dispatch to the Manchester Guardian says nationalist forces crossed the Yangtze and recaptured Pukow on the north bank opposite Nanking.
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London
Yangtze River
Pukow
Nanking
Shanghai
Manchester Guardian
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Dexter
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L .E. Koehler
Burr Oak
Pythian Sisters
Jacksonville Temple
Ethel Reese
D. P. Reese
Lakewood
Reese
Homer Roberts
Donna
Roberts
C. M. Sands
Trimble
Morgantown
Doris Roberts
Charles Baker
Fieres Ridge
Bellefontaine
United TelePhone Company
Public Utilities Commission
Windsor
Canada
England
Duke” Schiller
Phil Wood
Royal Windsor
Hero
Shayer
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Mass
Webster Thayer
Inventor
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Ford
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