Three Men Injured When Truck Leaves Road
Three men sustained injuries when a county road work truck skidded off a curve and overturned twice down a steep embankment near Birch Hollow in the Carbondale district. William O'Neil dislocated his shoulder blade and fractured ribs. Peter Holtz cut face and hands. George Bean bruised. O'Neil was moved to Chertington Hospital at Logan. Holtz and Bean were attended by local physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
William O'Neil
Happy Hollow
Peter Holtz
George Bean
Holtz
Carbondale
Birch Hollow
O'Nail
Chertington Hospital
Logan
Motorist Injured in Gasoline Explosion in Grafton
Grafton man a K Sturn suffered severe facial burns when gasoline in the engine of his car exploded as he attempted to start it on East Union Street Saturday afternoon. He was inspecting the engine with the hood up when his wife, stepping on the starter, triggered the blast. Local physician treated him and Athens firemen extinguished the flames confined to the engine area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
A. K. Sturn
Reer Grafton
W. Va
East Vaien Street
Sturn
East Union Street
Athens
Gand
Mina Muriel Les
Hongatey
Londona
Bias
Betty
Uselum
Gandhi
London
East
India
Kinsley
Ashram
Thein
Ahmadabad
Bridah
Pteces
Oswald Swingle Dies Young In Ohio Barber Shop
Oswald Swingle aged 30 died of a heart attack Saturday afternoon in the Melsinger barber shop in Nelsonville. He had rheumatism and heart trouble, was a bar filling-station operator with his father at Chestnut and Watkins, and is survived by a widow and his parents. His brother Hobart was killed in France in World War I. The event followed a death earlier in the day and leaves a widow and parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Oswald Swingle
Ira Swingle
Melsinger
Swingle
Hobart
France
Chestnut and
Watkins Streets
Neuritis relief claim for Q-623 advertised sale
An advertisement promotes Q-623 guaranteed relief for rheumatism neuritis arthritis and related pains. It claims a famed specialist authored the prescription and that a few doses often stop pain, urging readers to try it. Sold exclusively at Quick's Cut Rate Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adv
Odor Not From City Sewers Says Health Panel
Nelsonville reports the health department and engineers found the ongoing odor in the East End and other areas did not originate in the sewer system. The odor is believed to spread from a burning gob pile below Nelsonville. Cleanup of the sewer is recommended and water linesman Joe Dewhurst works in the East End.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sayant
Nelsonville
Public Health Department
Enginers
Health Department
Cleansd
Joe Dewhurst
Water Hnesman
East End
Musicians Return From Columbus Trip To Nelsonville
Herbert Woody and Kossuth Doolittle, Nelsonville High School Band pupils, returned home after twelve days in Columbus as Athens County's only representatives in the All Ohio 300 piece Boys Band. Woody plays trombone and Doolittle tenor saxophone. the group performed on the State House Grounds, at the Ohio State Fair, and on WAIU radio, with a trip likely to Chicago's World's Fair next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Herbert Woody
Kossuth
Pete) Doolittle
Columbus
Ward W. Hamm
Woody
Doolittle
Athens County
State House
WAIU
Ohio
Chicago
Emancipation Day Program Planned in Nelsonville Vicinity
Nelsonville and nearby communities prepare an elaborate Emancipation Proclamation Day event on September 22. The schedule opens with a 1 PM concert by the Nelsonville High School Band at City Playgrounds, followed by speeches from state and county candidates. A featured "Battle of the Giants" baseball game pits Columbus Giants against Nelsonville Giants, both colored teams, and the day ends with a 9 PM dance at the American Legion with Pete France and his Granadiers providing music. Local committees led by H Woodson, C Chapman, and C Woodson organize the arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Vicinity
Giants
Columbus Giants
Nelsonville Giants
American Legion
Pete France
Granadiers
Columbus
H. Woodson
C. Chapman
C. Woodson
Doanville Church Cancel Sunday Evening Service
Nelsonville September 3 Doanville Church will hold Sunday morning service at 9 30 and Sunday evening services are canceled. Sunday School at Sand Run Sunday afternoon at 2 30. Regular services resume after Monday at both Deanville and Sand Run Churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Doanville
Sand Run
Deanville
Mrs. Mary Rutter Dies. Funeral Sunday in Nelsonville
Mrs Mary Rutter wife of Alva Rutter died at her home in Nelsonville Friday Sept 1. Funeral services will be held Sunday at 2 PM at the home of her brother in law Mr and Mrs Clarence Birtcher Back Street with burial at Greenlawn. She leaves two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Murphy
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Herman A. Sayre
E. Columbus Street
Charles E. Reynolds
Old Rugged Cross
C. M. Hyde
Harry Jackson
Hyde
South America
Argentina
Jackson
China
George Evans
Mary Brewster Hollister
Effie Herrold
E. J. Arnold
Corn Davis
Sayre
Bertha Barker
O. R. Shirley
Nelsonville
Mary Rutter
Alva Rutter
Clarence Birtcher
Back Street
Greenlawn
R. H. Jackson
Glenford Dugan Pont
American Legion
Portland
Oregon
The
Highth
National Finance Committee
Ohio
Chicago
Rocktech
Fort Street Church of Christ Weekly Services Nelsonville
Fort Street Church of Christ in Nelsonville schedules worship services for Labor Day weekend with evening sermon Carpenters of the Cross and morning sermon The Reach of the Church plus a 9 30 Sunday School for all ages and open invitation to nonmembers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Fort Street Church of Christ
John J. Scott
Mrs Bateman and son return from extended visit
Mrs. Joe Bateman and her son have arrived home after an extended visit in Mount Vernon and Columbus. They visited and registered at the Warren G. Harding Memorial Maz Mar lon, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martins Ferry
Joe Bateman and Son
Mount Vernon
Columbus
Warren G. Harding
Burned for Bravery Former Nelsonville Resident Causes Heroic Wire Removal
Earl Hayden, a former Nelsonville resident, is at Cleveland General Hospital with severe burns on arms and back after pulling a live 3900 volt wire away from children playing near 3232 Newbaugh Ave in Cleveland. He is brother of Mrs. Robert Clark of this city and, previously, of the late George Hayden Jr who died in a mine accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Chiaren
Earl Hayden
Clevahind Chase
George Hayden, Jr
Marian Tomlinson Celebrates Eighth Birthday Party
Twenty four children joined Marian Tomlinson on Juffere Street Friday afternoon to celebrate her eighth birthday. After lawn games, refreshments in white and pink were served and several contests were held with prizes for the youngsters. Gifts were presented to Marian as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Tomlinson
Juffereson Street
Fale Jen
Marian
Get in Fall Battles in Athens County Sheriff Race
Floyd G. McClelland of Glouster filed as an Independent for sheriff, submitting 180 affidavits sheaf to Election Clerk David Johnson. Victor Hubler of The Plains obtained a petition form, intending to file as Independent. filing deadline is September 9 with 140 signatures needed, Board of Elections to decide petition validity September 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat
Athens County
Floyd G. McClelland
Glouster
Board of Elections
Woman Denies Murder Guilty Charge In Marion Killing
Theophilia Bartlis, 38, of Marion, pleads not guilty to the charge of killing Thomas P. Bascacos, 40, Marion restaurant owner. She is held to the grand jury without bond. Bascacos was shot at a war veterans picnic on Wednesday in Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Thomas P. Bascacos
Theophilua Bartls
Bascacox
Hiring of Kin by Solons Hits in Tennessee Politics
Congressman Ridley Mitchell of Tennessee, a new face in Washington, opposes nepotism in payrolling relatives. He cites a rival veteran congressman who allegedly supported two daughters as clerks on the congressional payroll, highlighting a key primary victory amid redistricting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridley Mitchell
Tennessee
Washington
Sam
Mitchell
Gandhi in Jail Still India’s Idol Says Milton Bronsher
Gandhi remains a potent influence while imprisoned at Yeravda near Poona. Bronsher notes his leadership endures, with followers protesting British rules and plans for proportional representation, and Gandhi guiding from prison via letters and personal messages to supporters and Ashram children.
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Gandhi
India
Milton Bronser
NEA Service
Husen
Follewers
Gasidhi
Saint
Britiah
Gindas
Hig
London
Leutenants
Thonsanta
Mahatma Gandhi
Poona
Heitinh Mathe
Bermnbay
Locals Attend in Columbus and Toledo as Clergy Move
Shawnee residents visit Columbus and Toledo including Dexter Hammond and Buddy Severance. Funeral rector W C Conn moves to Columbus with family. Miss Minnie Dishon reports improvement after an auto crash. Students and staff changes noted as Miss Mabel MacDonald resigns from home economics teaching. vacancy soon filled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Add Mes
Bert Severance
Toledo
Dexter Hammond
Buddy Severance
Columbus
Gd. L. Conn
Cathering Ann Meluaughin
Columbua
Minnie Dishon
Misa Alverda Joassph
Joe Elder
Catherine Nicholan
Isabella Mollenkamp
Margaret Doyle
Ann Ianah Peterson
Coloratta
Edward E. Peterson
Mise Blais Barnes
Raymond Kesacier
Lucy Butta
Nancy Bete
Maria
Sunda
W. A. Willams
Thomas Pritchard
John Grimley
Kroger
Frank Clark
Carolina Clark
Wal
Mabel MacDonald
Mrs. Clara Backus Honored as District State Deputy
At the Daughters of America regular meeting Friday night a potluck dinner was served cafeteria style in honor of Mrs. Clara Backus who has been commissioned as district state deputy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of America
Clara Backus
Quito warfare leaves many dead in streets
In Quito heavy fighting between rebels and loyalists intensified with artillery and bombing. By September 3 many dead were counted and others buried in the streets as fighting subsided amid claims of a broader death toll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guayaquil
Ecuador
Debria
Quito
His First Vote Was for Grant His First Vote Was for Grant
William Henry Willison, 82, oldest resident of Kimberly district, has lived in Allen County about 80 years. A farmer by trade, he voted for Ulysses S. Grant in 1868 and has rarely missed a chance to vote. He traveled long distances to visit friends and is now limited by age, receiving care at home. He has 5 children, 24 grandchildren, and 12 great grandchildren, with several siblings living nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bdegwn
Megnonger Statt
Kimberly
William Henry Willison
Thin
Thorn
Allen County
Mr. Willson
Matilda
Lavi Willisea
Jane Lattimer
Mra
Anisa Lent
Netsenville
Lafe Willwon
Nelaenville
R. Fld
Fannie Patterann
Colurahum
James Willson
West Virginia
Tite Wilson
Jenny Belle Kelley
Willam Wilton
Galamibus
Ruby Kinsey
Pearl Willison
Oscar Willson
Logan
Ooal Tucker
Columbus
Mr. Wilson
Matty
O Jurnbua
Mandy Moyer
Findlay
Effie Pence
Rowling Green
James
Joe
Ed Willman
Cloverdale
Ohio
Mr. Willison
Ulysses S. Grant
Willian
Will
Star star Harold drowns in Kentucky river outing
Ellis L Harold 19 a star high school football player and Epworth League president drowned in the Little Sandy River at Greenup during a League outing. He was to enter Ohio State University this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenuf
Ellis L. Harold
Epworth League
Little Sandy
Ohio State University
Radio Program Grid with scattered program names
A garbled radio schedule lists numerous shows and hosts across times from early morning to night. Entries repeat with errors and misspellings, mentioning programs like Andy, Dog Talk, Southern Singers, Orchestras, and various bands and features on the Columbia System with inconsistent timing labels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amons 'N
Andy
Bob Newhall
Lmillitary Institute
Southern Singers
Tylers
Stagician
TateJack Douglas
Puddles
Familiy
Friendship Town
Orchestra
Mike and
Herman
Tettor
Varelty
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Otto Kaclin
Cleveland
Frank Jackson
E. Washington Street
Bridge
Arthur Burgess
Kaelin
Steve
Hale’s Beauty Shoppe
Columbus St
Telephone
Akron
the Gem Pharmacy KE. of P
Ruble
Helen McDowell
Elizabeth McDowell
Presbyterian Hospital
Philadelphia
George Beagle
W. W. Kelly
Carl Petiit
Gene Serry
Buckeye Lake
W. F. Gray
Kim Hall
W. L. Cooley
Frank Linton
Charles Linton
Maria Powell
Canada
Welland
Florence Wood
Springfield
Small Son
Liverpool
L. A. Davis
Sunbury
Freda ‘Smith
Ralph Orr
Elizabeth Evans
Elizabeth Street
Mary
Catherine
Forest Rose Club
Hazel Wallace
Chestnut Street
Forest Ross ‘Club
Hattie Joyce
Detroit
Rosemary Bennett
Betty Wallace
Earl Baker
Malcolm Raybould
Nelson Dowler
Burl Wallace
Walter ‘Green
Clarence Green
Lulu Parry
Mise Margaret Clark
All Doanville Church
Mrs. Rutter
Fort St. Church
Hette Howe
Hazel Dunkle
Ruth Barber
Nellie Linscott
Lella Lightfoot
Bessie Stephenson
L. J. Eberle
East Washington Street
Fannie Gibson
Wallace Glenn
William Morgan
Wiliam Mills
Alva Johnson
Stanley Dew
W. EB. Mechem
L. P. Rice
C. A. Stover
Adilian Stover
Miss Stover
Nelsonville High School
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Flesh Wolf
Walter Wolf
Louls A. Johnsson
Raburg
West Virginia Legionnaires
Anterony Legion
Gre
Johnson
Sheriff
Shiave
Hinin
Politias
Janes
Thare
REL 'Boonang
Mrs. Backus
Grant
Moan Rivar
Amon
Piand
Pulton
Oxelen
Fran
Columbia System
Myrt Asd
Marge
Ukeless
Georgie Price
Kévin C. Hod
T-Plane Team
Kate South
Tas—Fant Freight
Crime Club
Court St
Ford
Fred R. Beasley
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