Ohio Briefs Summary of Regional Accidents and Elections
Ohio brief items report traffic fatalities rising to 151 for the year with Ruth Szabo six months and Ethel Moore 32 killed. Youngstown notes two deaths and fifteen injuries in end of week crashes, while Cleveland reports Mary Finick twenty head injuries from a rock thrown at a Rapid Transit car. Steubenville records the death of David Kinf after seven decades on his farm. Cincinnati cites Martin L. Davey asserting victory in governor race. Marion notes Charles Irvin twenty two killed from a Bucyrus pike crash. Youngstown also announces re election of Ohio State Association of Letter Carriers officers. Bettsville records 17 year old Dale Nigh swander fatally injured in colt fall.
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Ethel Moore
Bowen arrives home with bride from Akron
Pomeroy report notes Arthur Bowen introduced his Akron wife to his mother at South Pearl street. The couple will reside in Akron. Labor Day visits bring relatives and friends to town as locals travel for seasonal gatherings.
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Middleport
Arthur Bowen
Akron
Young Bowen
Mr. 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 to achieve a 100 percent exhibit rate at the Hocking County fair this year would have all 250 club members showing. In prior years about seventy percent exhibited.
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Logan
Robert W. Lang
Hocking County
Hocking County Fair
Local Briefs From Columbus and Surrounding Areas
Logan reports visitors and travels across Columbus with several family and friend gatherings. A birth announced for Wayne and Price families. Detroit mention notes a daughter born to Lowell Price and his wife. Visits to Columbus include the Hampson family and Mrs. Erwin Matheny aiding nephew Donald Blum during recovery.
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Henry L. Leach
Dayton
Columbus
Funeral Services for Mrs Ernie Warwick Held in Haydenville
Funeral services were held at Haydenville Methodist Church for Mrs Ernie Warwick wife of William Warwick. Her body arrived Monday from New Mexico where death occurred. The husband could not attend the services and Ms Elizabeth Filley and other relatives organized the arrangements in Haydenville Ohio.
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Logan
Haydenville Methodist Church
Ernie Warwick
William Warwick
New Mexico
Ohio
Elizabeth Filley
Haydenville
Strike Gas 1 700 000 Foot Well Is Driven on Guthrie Farm
Berlin and Bryan struck a 1 700 000 cubic feet gas well on the Guthrie farm near Ewing Logan on Saturday after driving it to completion. The well is in undeveloped territory on a lease of 186 acres. Logan oil people expect further development in the district.
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Logan
Berlin
Bryan
Guthrie
Ewing
Ralston Elected Chairman of Logan Democratic Committee
J R Ralston of Logan was chosen chairman of the Democratic executive committee at a Saturday organizing meeting. F P Martin of Logan was named vice chairman, Blanche England of Green township secretary, and Henry Leach of Logan treasurer. The sixty one members come from various Hocking county districts and were selected a week earlier by the central committee.
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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 gathered for the first annual Labor Day reunion at 31 Maplewood Drive hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Elkins. A basket dinner was shared on the East Side school ground with members from Glouster Chillicothe and Athens attending. The next reunion is planned for Labor Day 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 Myra Cooper Dies in Waterloo Township
Myra Cooper 51 wife of Charlies Cooper died suddenly at 9 30 Monday at her home in Waterloo township. Funeral at 1 PM Wednesday at M P church New Marshfield with burial at the local cemetery. Survived by husband and six children Ruth Liggett Bernice Liggett Grace Dailey Opal Dailey Lester Cooper and others.
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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
Remonstrance Halts Green Township School District
A remonstrance signed by 468 Green township residents was filed with the Hocking county board of education to block the creation of a new rural school district at Smith's chapel. The action stops the district project and brings the Green township board back to its prior state. Norman Thomas, Socialist candidate for president, criticized both major parties for not aiding labor at a New Bedford meeting.
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Logan
Green Township
Hocking County
Smith's
Shaw
Greenland
Pattonville
Coakley
Guess
Graham
Smith's Chapel
Allen Tennahill
Wes Ferrenberg
J. W. Shaw
Norman Thomas
New Bedford, Mass
Swallows Cause House Fire Minor Damage in Logan
Neighbors assisted in extinguishing a house fire at Mrs. Mattie Lift on Church street early Sunday morning. A stove fire started after a summer of idleness, swallows believed to have nested in the chimney. Quick neighbor action avoided a fire alarm and limited loss.
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Logan
Mattie Lift
Church Street
Uncommon Cotton Blooms At Logan Home
In Logan on South Mulberry Street, George B. Hooper has several cotton stalks blooming amid a flower bed. The plants, just coming into bloom, were grown from seeds given by Mrs. N. A. Chute who got them from a friend in the south. Locals visit to view the unusual sight.
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Logan
George B. Hooper
South Mulberry Street
Hooper
Mr. Hooper
N. A. Chute
Southland
Hughes to Lead Republican Speaking Tour From Europe
Charles E Hughes former secretary of state told the Republican National Committee from Europe that he would be glad to join a speaking tour for the party. The tour likely begins in October with several speeches in New York. Senator Robinson in Dallas attacked the whispering campaign against Governor Smith. Alfred P Sloane Jr of General Motors said he favored Hoover and prohibition. Governor Smith focused on New York state matters and planned political activity while resting for the road ahead. Hoover met with RNC officials in Washington to plan his tour.
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Charles E. Hughes
Republican National Committee
Europe
Republican Party
New York
Hughes
Joseph T. Robinson
Dallas
Texas
Smith
Alfred P. Sloane, Jr
General Motors
Herbert Hoover
Washington
Lasher Named Theta Chi Officer at National Convention
Prof George Starr Lasher head of Ohio University journalism elected national secretary of Theta Chi at the seventy second annual convention in Indianapolis from August 29 to September 1 He is editor in chief of The Battle of Theta Chi and alumnus adviser of Alpha Tau Chapter at Ohio University The convention also approved an alumnus adviser system a national endowment fund and a standardized budget and chapter roll limit of 75 chapters with 44 institutions on the approved list.
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George Starr Lasher
Ohio University
Theta Chi
Indianapolis
Lasher
University of Michigan
Battle of Theta Chi
Alpha Tau Chapter
Association of American Universities
United States
National Endowment Fund
Auto Parts Stolen From Fierce Garage
A spare tire was taken from the garage of Mr. J. H. Fierce one night last week and the next night the glass and frame from a front spot light of the automobile disappeared. Mr. Fierce said 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 alleging assault against William Yager and a separate threat to kill against Yager were filed by D. E. Young and Mrs. D. E. Young. In Justice Felix Riley’s court this morning the parties withdrew charges and settled differences. Arrests were by Constable Ailstock. Jesse Frum of Albany pleaded guilty to intoxication and was fined five dollars plus costs. The arrest was 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 Listed
The reader presents the solution to today’s Let ter Golf puzzle with a set of words: CLASS CLAMS SLAMS SEAMS REAMS ROAMS ROOMS.
Local residents visit relatives and friends over Labor Day
Beulah and others traveled by bus with H L McCracken's sister Mrs Vina Sanborn and family to Reedly for a day at the old home. Mrs Bert Minot and Marion visit with Estella Roush and Frances. Ernest Hickenbotham of Akron and Elmer Wysong of Bucyrus call on locals. The Harrisons and others visit Lincon Street families before returning home.
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Beulah
Coln
H. L. McCracken
Vina Sanborn
Carrie Hoyt
Bess Sanb
Harley Sanborn
Reedly
Born
Bert Minot
Marion
Estella Roush
Columbus
Joe Barsotti
Parkersburg
Jake Williams
Boulder
Calif
Dave Morgan
Dave Morgan, Jr
Flatwoods
Jones
Alvira
Lincoln Street
Dengue Fever Epidemic Kills Over 1000 in Greece
Dispatches from London report Greece facing a dengue fever epidemic with more than 1000 deaths and about 1,000,000 people affected in the past two months. Premier Venizelos and five cabinet members are said to be among casualties, per London papers.
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London
U.R
Greece
Tnc
Venizelos
Daily Express
Athens
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Cleveland
Ruth Szabo
Youngstown
Dellessando di Maizo
Byron Clabaugh
Mary Finick
St. Luke's Hospital
Steubenville
David Kinf
David
Israel
Cincinnati
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
Frank Lewis Knopp
Russell
A. D. Russell
Emma Jean Smith
Dorothea Boggess
South Sixth Street
Gertrude Talbot Baker
White Temple
Miami
Fla
Flora Talbot
Fred B. Fisher
Tom Owens
Paul McClure
Edgar Reynolds
Alice Selby
Horden
Edith Horden
Herman Haddo
Mabel Hysell
Cc. A. Crary
Melissa Crary
Cc. M. Hennessy
W. J. Forquer
Daugh
Guthrie Farm
J. BR. Ralston
Chas. Cooper
Waterloo
Green Township Board
West Branch
Hoover
Newt Butler
United Press
Marie Grim
Jerseyville
A. H. Grim
Paramount
of Baseball
Mary Astor
Lloyd Hughes
Fierce Garage
The
D. Zenner Company
Rae Ogey
Coca-Cola Bottling Works
Arwater Kent Radio
A. C
Automotive Battery & Electric Company
Dial
P. Bldg
Haney- Goodrich Co
So. Court St
Clear Head
Shane
Victor
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