New Kelley Barge Line To Parade Down Ohio River
Charleston announces a towboat parade Tuesday to celebrate the new Kelley barge line running to Pittsburgh, a preliminary step toward expanding river traffic. The event signals anticipated growth as the river becomes a larger corridor for steel oil and other bulk shipments to foreign markets.
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Ohio River
Pittsburgh
Steel
U. S. Army Engineers
The
Shipping Board
Exco
Charleston
New Kelley Bares
Rivera
New Orleans
Kelley
Miner killed instantly by fall of slate at mine No 75
Seracuse Sept 3 Homer Eynan 25 was instantly killed when slate fell in Pittsburgh mine No 75 a mile above Seracuse. His neck broke he lived with grandfather William Eynon at Bashan and was married but separated from his wife at East Liverpool custody of the body will delay burial state compensation involved
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Seracuse
Homer Eynan
Pittsburgh
Bashan
William Eynon
East Liverpool
Tion
Promoted Pomeroy pastors receive assignments in central conference
Prominent local clergymen see moves after central conference in Indiana. Rev. 18 to Fachael receives larger Dayton charge. Rev. Grant H. L. Tannell assigned to Bethany M. E. church. Rev. W. A. Schruff returns to German M. E. church in Marietta. Meantime, visitors arrive from Lawrence Kansas to greet Mr. Schaeffer family. A gas well near Syracuse shows strong rock pressure. Howard Powers’ body arrives for funeral at Lutheran church Beech Grove cemetery.
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M. E
Marietta
Pomeroy
Howard Powers
Miami
Fila
Lutheran Church
Beech Grove
Move Here Pomeroy Sept 3 Jordan Joins Lincol n Hill
Ray Jordan and family move from Albany to Capt H G Pownall home on Lincoln Hill. Jordan will teach Rocksprings school near the fair grounds this term and travel both ways by auto. Boats delayed near Ravenswood as Lock No 23 was repaired, wickets down, traffic to standstill. Eastern Star initiation in Middleport honors Eleanor Welch and birthdays of Mrs B W Osborne and Mrs Perry Thomas. Banford Russell Jr improved after illness at Ed Fugate's home. Mr and Mrs L B Johnson on a home frame motor trip in West Virginia. Miss Gertrude Stewart returns to Columbus after visit with Herbert Stewart. Miss Marjorie Nichola, nurse at McMillan hospital, Charleston, visits Margaret Hayes. E E Higginbotham and F Thornton on ten-day motor trip to eastern points.
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Pomeroy
Ray Jordan
Albany
H. G Pownall
Lincoln
Jordan
Ravenswood
Middleport
Eastern Star Lodge
Eleanor Welch
B. W. Osborne
Perry Thomas
Banford Russell, Jr
Ed Fugate
L. B Johnson
West Virginia
Orla Miller
Eva Miller
Akron
J Charles Yor
Gertrude Stewart
Columbus
Herbert Stewart
Marjorie Nichola
McMillan Hospital
Charleston
Margaret Hayes
E. E. Higginbotham
F Thornton
4-H Club Members of Athens County Win at State Fair
Athens county 4-H members placed in demonstrations and exhibition at the Ohio State Fair in Columbus. Ralph Frashod Warren Kasitr of the Federal Valley Livestock club of Amenville won first place in caporizing cockerels with a silver loving cup. The livestock team of Ray Stariin, Warren Kasier, and Jona Nasler of Amesville placed fourth among 20 teams. They will demonstrate at the National Livestock Show in Chicago. Other county youths attended and stayed at the 4-H camp and took part in a health contest and style show, results pending.
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Athens County
Mmembers
Columbus
Ralph Frash
Warren Kasitr
Federal Valley Livestock Club
Amenville
Lvegock
Ray Stariin
Warren Kasier
Jona Nasler
Amesville
Charles Curtis
T. B Johnson
Chicago
Fair Grounds
Chester Enlow
Albany
George King
Areaville
Wade Copeland
Stewart
Paul Mansfield
Canaanville
Bedrina Hark
Wanda Hill
Mary Margaret Walton
Canaan Ville
Charles Manefield Cansanlle
Atheny County 4
Johnson
Veterans of 37th Division Gather In Capital City
Veterans of the thirty seventh division from across Ohio converge on Columbus for three day reunion. About 3900 members expected with the Meuse Argonne drive reenactment highlighted. Governor Donahey U S Senators Fess and Willis and Mayor Thomas set to address attendees.
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Columbus
U.S
Ohio
Donahey
U. S
Simeon D. Fess
Frank Willis
Thomas
No Movies Yet In Chicago As Walkout Looms
Chicago moving picture operators and exhibitors held a three hour conference to find the situation unchanged. They warned the city would likely remain movieless during the holiday. The dispute centered on the firing of two operators at a theater owned by a syndicate and the subsequent strike call against the syndicate.
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Chicago
Three AHF Killed Princeton Train Crash Near Here
Three men were killed and nearly a dozen injured when a Southern Railway passenger train struck a Pig Four coal train six miles east of here today. The crash halted traffic as investigators examined the wreckage and officials prepared reports on the cause and extent of the casualties.
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Princeton
Southern Railway
Here
Teachers' Meeting Adjourned Until October First 1927
The Athena County Teachers institute held at Ewing Auditorium September 1 and 2 adjourned Friday with plans for officer elections later. Dr J M Higgins and Superintendent Meek lectured on infantile paralysis, curriculum readjustment, and school experiences. Three hundred fifty teachers enrolled, six hundred twenty five eighth grade diplomas issued. Also reported: Tronk Lathey Athens and Herman Wilson Athens arrested on unrelated charges. awaiting hearing before Mayor Moore.
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Athena County Teachers’ Institute
Ewing Auditorium
J. M. Higgins
Health Department
Meek
Toledo
Mexico
Idaho
Temporary restraining order in Nelsonville Foundry case
Judge L G Worstell issued a temporary restraining order in common pleas court restraining Joseph Chapman and others from trespassing on Nelsonville Foundry and Machine Co land used for canal purposes. The filing alleges long use by the company grants rights to the land and notes settlers occupying living quarters on site.
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L. G. Worstell
Commmon Pleas Court
Nelsonville Foundry and Machine Company
Joseph Chapman
York township appraisement set aside in Ball suit
In the partition case Charles OUASS Infantile Paralysis A Ball v Marion Ball Worstell ordered the $750 appraisement for 3.64 acres set aside and a new appraisal to be made as no bids were offered at public auction on August 20. In I D Poston v D L Wallace the suit for $10,000 on a note sold to Poston was dismissed on Worstell’s order. The Columbus Heating and Ventilating Co v Ida L Putnam sitting was vacated and reset for October 11. John Withers v Board of Education Waterloo township rural school district reset for October 16.
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Charles Ouass
A. Ball
Marion F. Ball
Worstell
York Township
I. D. Poston
D. L. Wallace
Poston
Columbus Heating and Ventilating Company
Ida
Germs of infantile paralysis not yet isolated says health service
Public Health Service notes that neither germ isolation nor a vaccine exists for poliomyelitis though sporadic and epidemic cases peak in late summer and autumn. The report compares this seasonal pattern to other intestinal and vector borne infections. Flies and mosquitoes should be killed. Fly-Tox claims to kill flies and mosquitoes and is marketed as a safe industrial insecticide.
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United States Public Health Service
Mellon ‘Institute of ‘Industries
Rex Research
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Lawrence
Kansas
Schaeffer
Farente
John Schaeffer
Mulberry Avenue
Pomeroy Bend
Mr. Schaeffer
Summit Oil Company
W. D. Roush
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Jacob Schaeffer
Royal Portable Typewriters
Athens
B. & B. Book Stores Inc
Columbus, Ohio
Capital City
Moving Picture
FWO
Tronk Lathey
Chairies Maple
Herman Wilson
Herb Parker
Alo. Moore
Southern Ohio Electric Company
Nelsonville
Florence Nelson Hallenbeck
Athena
Harry White Hatlenbeck
Common Pleas
Florentea E. Matson
Edith M. Bryan
Atheny County
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Millard O Bryan
Bitsy Wayns
Kentucky
Jennie Smith
Bertha Stephenson Graham
Chauncey
Worstel
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Lewis
the Swanson Furniture Co
Glouster
Sommers Store
Levine
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Whaley Dental Rooms
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