Ohio Briefs Highlight Local Traffic Fatalities and Accidents
In Cleveland Ruth Szab six months and Mrs Ethel Moore 32 were killed in two crashes raising the year total to 151. In Youngstown two men died and fifteen injured in weekend crashes. Miss Mary Finick 20 injured by a rock thrown at a Rapid Transit car. David Kinf dead by hanging on his Steubenville farm. Cincinnati sees Gov race claims by Martin L Davey. Marion sees Charles Irvin 22 die from collision injuries. Youngstown re elects state letter carriers leaders. Bettsville notes Dale Nighswan der 17 fatally injured in a colt fall.
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Ethel Moore
Cleveland
Mary Finick
St. Luke's Hospital
Bowen brings Akron woman home as his wife
Pomeroy Ohio September 4 Arthur Bowen arrived home from Akron with a young lady he introduced to his mother as his wife. He and his bride will reside in Akron. Friends crowded the South Pearl street home to greet the newlyweds with hearty cheers before they returned to Akron on Labor Day.
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Middleport
Arthur Bowen
Akron
Bowen
South Pearl Street
Wants Perfect Club Exhibits at Hocking County Fair
Logan September 4 Efforts by Robert W Lang extension agent and 4 H club leaders aim for 100 percent exhibitor participation at the Hocking county fair this year matching past success. In prior years about seventy percent of the 250 club members entered exhibits.
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Logan
Robert W. Lang
Hocking County
Hocking County Fair
Local visits and family births across Columbus area
Mr and Mrs Anthony Toerner visited Columbus Monday. Mr and Mrs Jack Spence visited Columbus Sunday. Miss Florence Bort and Donald Bort were called to Columbus Monday by a death in the William McCormick family. Mr and Mrs John Hampson and son Harry attended a baseball game in Columbus Sunday. Several families joined relatives in Dexter Sunday for a reunion. Wayne Price and Lowell Price welcomed a daughter and a son respectively, sons of C E Price. Erwin Matheny visited Columbus to see his nephew Donald Blum recovering from surgery. Henry L Leach spent the week in Dayton and Columbus returning Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Toerner
Columbus
Jack Spence
Florence Bort
Donald Bort
William McCormick
John Hampson
Harry
J. B. Humphrey
Dora
Charles Mack
Earl Hood
Dexter
Wayne Price
Detroit
Lowell Price
Wayne
Lowell
C. E. Price
Erwin Matheny
Donald Blum
Henry L. Leach
Dayton
Funeral Services Held for Mrs. Ermel Warwick at Haydenville
Funeral services were held at Haydenville Methodist Church for Mrs. Ermel Warwick wife of William Warwick with the body arriving from New Mexico. The husband could not attend the service and was absent for the return to Ohio while Mrs. Elizabeth Filley and other relatives arranged the funeral.
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Logan
Haydenville Methodist Church
Ermel Warwick
William Warwick
New Mexico
Ohio
Elizabeth Filley
Haydenville
Strike Gas 1 700 000 Foot Well On Guthrie Farm
Logan 4 Sept Berlin and Bryan completed a 1 700 000 cubic foot gas well on the Guthrie farm near Ewing after a shutdown. The lease spans 186 acres in new undeveloped territory. Logan residents expect the find to spur further development in the district.
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Logan
Berlin
Bryan
Guthrie
Ewing
Ralston Elected Chairman of Hocking County Democrats
J R Ralston of Logan was chosen chairman of the Democratic executive committee when the group organized in Logan on Saturday. He has led the central committee the past two years. The staff includes F P Martin as vice chairman Miss Blanche England secretary and Henry Leach treasurer. The 61 members span Hocking County districts and were picked a week earlier at the central committee meeting.
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Logan
J. R. Ralston
Democratic Executive Committee
Ralston
F. P. Martin
Blanche England
Green Township
Henry Leach
Hocking County
Peugh Family Holds First Labor Day Reunion
The Peugh family held its first Labor Day reunion at 31 Maplewood Drive hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Elkins. Attendees included Clarinda Peugh, E. K. Peugh family, J. C. Hall of Glouster, Chillicothe residents, and Athens residents. Next year’s reunion will be at Miss Clarinda Peugh’s home in Glouster.
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Peugh
Labor Day
Harry A. Elkins
Maplewood Drive
Clarinda Peugh
E. K. Peugh
J. C. Hall
Glouster
Harold Ward
Chillicothe
Bessie Peugh
R. D. Elkins
Florence White
H. A. Elkins
Athens
Mrs Chas Cooper Dies in Waterloo
Mrs Myra Cooper 51 wife of Charlies Cooper died suddenly at 9 30 am Monday at her home in Waterloo township. Funeral at 1 pm Wednesday at the M P church New Marshfield with burial there. Survived by husband six children Ruth Liggett Bernice Liggett Grace Dailey Opal Dailey Lester Cooper Gertrude Cooper.
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Myra Cooper
Charlies Cooper
Waterloo Township
M. P
New Marshfield
Ruth Liggett
Bernice Liggett
Union
Grace Dailey
Opal Dailey
the Plains
Lester Cooper
Gertrude Cooper
Remonstrance Halts Green Township School Plans
A remonstrance signed by 468 Green Township residents stops the Hocking county board of education from creating a new rural district at Smith's Chapel. The move leaves Green Township's existing district intact while repairs are made to several one room schools and a contract for a new building at Smith's Chapel is reportedly postponed. Norman Thomas, Socialist presidential candidate, said neither major party platforms aid labor.
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Logan
Green Township
Hocking County
Smith’ ~el
Shaw
Greenland
Pattonville
Coakley
Guess
Graham
Smith's Chapel
Allen Tennahill
Wes Ferrenberg
J. W. Shaw
Norman Thomas
New Bedford, Mass
Swallows Nest In Chimney Triggers House Fire
Neighbors helped extinguish a Sunday morning blaze at Mrs. Mattie Lift’s Church Street home after a heating stove was lit following a quiet summer. Swallows had built a nest in the chimney, but quick neighbor action prevented a larger fire. losses were slight.
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Logan
Mattie Lift
Church Street
Cotton blooming at Logan home stands out in town
In Logan on South Mulberry Street, George B. Hooper cultivates cotton amid a flower bed. A few stalks bloomed this week after seeds given by Mrs. N. A. Chute, who got them from a friend in the south. Locals have flocked to view the unusual sight.
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Logan
George B. Hooper
South Mulberry Street
Hooper
Mr. Hooper
N. A. Chute
Southland
Campaign Log notes Hughes and Hoover campaign plans
United Press reports former state secretary Charlies E Hughes ready for a Republican speaking tour likely starting in October with speeches in New York. Senator Robinson attacks the Smith whispering campaign in Dallas while GM head Alfred Sloane backs Hoover and prohibition. Governor Smith focuses on New York state affairs before touring nationally. Hoover coordinates with the RNC on tour plans.
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Charlies E. Hughes
Republican National Committee
Europe
Republican Party
New York
Hughes
Joseph T. Robinson
Dallas
Texas
Smith
Herbert Hoover
Washington
Lasher Named Theta Chi Officer At Convention
Prof George Starr Lasher head of Ohio University journalism department was elected national secretary of Theta Chi at the seventy second annual convention in Indianapolis August 29 to September 1 He is editor in chief of The Battle of Theta Chi for three years and alumnus adviser of Alpha Tau Ohio University He returned from Indianapolis Sunday The convention also adopted a national endowment fund a uniform budget system and new chapter roll limits with petitions from forty four institutions to be considered for expansion
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George Starr Lasher
Ohio University
Theta Chi
Indianapolis
Lasher
University of Michigan
Battle of Theta Chi
Alpha Tau Chapter
Auto Parts Stolen From Fierce Garage
A spare tire was taken from the garage of Mr. J. H. Fierce one night last week. The next night the glass and frame from a front spotlight of the automobile disappeared. Clues to the identity of the thief or thieves are known to him.
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J. H. Fierce
Mr. Fierce
Charges Withdrawn After Out-of-Court Settlement
An affidavit charging assault against William Yager of Hocking mine and a second affidavit accusing threat to kill against Yager by Mrs. D E Young were withdrawn at arraignment before Justice Felix Riley after the parties settled their differences out of court. Arrests were by Constable Ailstock. A separate case saw Jesse Frum of Albany plead guilty to intoxication and pay a $5 fine plus costs in Riley’s court, with arrest by Constable Allstock.
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William Yager
Hocking
D. E. Young
Yager
Court of Justice of the Peace
Felix Riley
Ailstock
Jesse Frum
Albany
Allstock
Letter Golf Puzzle Answer Necklace
The reader shares the solution to today’s Letter Golf puzzle. Choices include CLASS CLAMS SLAMS SEAMS REAMS ROAMS ROOMS, illustrating the wordplay theme with multiple valid endings.
Sociel News Roundup of Local Visits and Travel
Frank Lewis Knopp visits Rus sell Kentucky with aunt Mrs A D Russell before school starts on the 10th. Emma Jean Smith returns from Cleveland with Miss Dorothea Boggess and Fred Piper. Dr Petty and wives of Mason and Webb Smith of Columbus visit. Max Roller, drugstore proprietor, ill at home. Gertrude Talbot Baker, now in Columbus, visits her mother Flora Talbot. Labor day homecomings include Fred B Fisher Tom Owens Paul McClure Edgar Reynolds. Alice Selby and Edith Horden return to Columbus. Haddoxi family and Mabel Hysell drive to Columbus for a few days. C C Crary of Cincinnati visits with mother Melissa Crary and sister C M Hennessy. Mrs W J Forquer and daughter remain.
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Frank Lewis Knopp
Russell
A. D. Russell
Emma Jean Smith
Cleveland
Dorothea Boggess
South Sixth Street
Gertrude Talbot Baker
White Temple
Miami
Fla
Columbus
Flora Talbot
Fred B. Fisher
Tom Owens
Paul McClure
Edgar Reynolds
Middleport
Akron
Alice Selby
Horden
Edith Horden
Herman Haddoxi
Mabel Hysell
Cc. A. Crary
Cincinnati
Melissa Crary
Cc. M. Hennessy
W. J. Forquer
Dauzh
Social guests visit area relatives during Labor Day weekend
Beulah and family tied up in Colum bus with Mrs H L McCracken and others and spent the day at Mrs borns old home. Bert Minor and daughter from Marion visit Is tella Roush and Frances. Hickenbothams of Akron and Wysongs of Bucyrus call on friends. Russell, Hoppess families return to Columbus. Barsotti and daughter from Parkersburg stay a few days. Williams of Boulder and Morgan families visit Lincoln street residents.
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Ster
Beulah
Columbus
H.L. McCracken
Vina Sanborn
Carrie Hoyt
Bess Senha
Harley Sanborn
Reedsville
Born
Bert Minor
Marion
Istella Roush
Roush
Frances
Ernest Hickenbotham
Akron
Hickenbotham
Naomi Wright
Elmer Wysong
Bucyrus
Labor Day
George Russell
Will Hoppess
Linccoln Street
Joe Barsotti
Parkersburg
Jake Williams
Boulder
Calif
Dave Morgan
Flatwoods
Jones
Alvira
Lincoln Street
Dengue Fever Epidemic Kills Over 1000 in Greece
Reports from Athens say Dengue fever has caused more than 1000 deaths in Greece with around 1,000,000 people affected in two months. Premier Venizelos and cabinet members are dispatching details to London newspapers.
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London
U.P
Greece
Inc
Venizelos
Daily Express
Athens
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Sunten Webb
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Youngstown
Dellessando di Maizo
Byron Clabaugh
Steubenville
David Kinf
David
Israel
Hamilton County
Martin L. Davey
Myers Y. Cooper
Charles Irvin
Bucyrus Pike
Ohio State Association of Letter Carriers
W. C. Arthur
Toledo
R. A. Obenauf
Bettsville
Dale Nighswander
Guthrie Farm
J. RR. Ralston
Chas. Cooper
Waterloo
Green Township Board
West Branch
Hoover
Newt Butler
United Press
Alfred P. Sloane, Jr
General Motors
Marie Grim
Jerseyville
A. H. Grim
Ajesti
Aliadis
of Baseball
Mary Astor
Lloyd Hughes
Theta. Chi
The
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United States
National Endowment Fund
Fierce Garage
Ian
Leck
Bnoche
Barbers and
Theiste
Atwater Kent Radio
A. C
Automotive Battery & Electric Company
Trent Fowers
Tyled
Troustiss
She Haney- Goodrich Co
Court St
Victor Electrola Radiola
Victor
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Zenner Company
Coca-Cola Bottling Works
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