Carnival Man Sent to Jail for Petit Larceny
Nelsonville report shows Nathan Strong, carnival follower, pleaded guilty to petit larceny before Mayor L J Eberle. He was fined $106 and costs and sentenced to 80 days in county jail for taking two pieces of ladies underwear from the Neikirk store. the items were recovered. Lige Morgan and Sam Lowe of Haydenville also pleaded guilty to intoxication and were fined $10 plus costs, while Fred Stufflebean pleaded guilty to assault and battery and was fined $35 plus costs.
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Nelsonville
Nathan Strong
L. J. Eberle
Costa
Strong
Neikirk
Lige Morgan
Sam Lowe
Haydenville
Fred Stufflebean
Clyde Sehall
Lyons Dees Nelsonville Dies At 73 In Bailey Run
Lyons Dees 73 of Bailey Run Nelsonville died at his home early Sunday after long illness. Former miner, survived by wife and several children. Funeral set for Morristown Church Wednesday at 10 AM.
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Nelsonville
Andrew K. Lyons
Bailey Run
Morristown
Burge Funeral Held for Lizzie Burge at Floodwood Church
Funeral services scheduled for Mrs Lizzie Burge 47 at Floodwood Church Tuesday morning at seven with burial at Chauncey. She died Friday at home near Lancaster after living in New Freadwood previously. Survived by husband several children and mother Mrs Douglas of Nelsonville Poplar Street. Also note dentist Dr B Acomb from Nelsonville purchased late Dr Srigley’s Athens office in Majestic Theatre building and will serve local patients there.
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Nelsonville
Floodwood Church
Lizzie Burge
Lancaster
New Freadwood
Chauncey
Douglas
Poplar Street
Athens
B. Acomb
Dr. Srigley
Majestic Theatre
Acomb
Skiver Reunion Held At James Campbell Home
The Skiver reunion met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Campbell in Chauncey on Sunday, September 9. Attendees included many Skivers and Auflicks with numerous spouses and children, among them Harley Skiver J B Hubble Jesse Wills Ralph Auflick John Cline Phil Powell James Auflick Sr Emanuel Skiver Oscar Habrow Floyd Wemmer Ira Hellyer Brice Hendley Loa Hartley Kathleen Hartley Gwen Matheny Frances Powell Edgar Auflick and Manuel Auflick.
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Skiver
James Campbell
Chauncey
Harley Skiver
J. B. Hubble
Jesse Wills
Ralph Aufick
Tony Auflick
John Cline
Phil Powell
James Auflick
Emanuel Skiver
Oscar Haybrow
Floyd Wemmer
Ira Hellyer
Brice Hendley
Loa
Kathleen Hartley
Gwen
Adda Matheny
Margaret Haskina
Frances Powell
Cdgar
Manuel Auflick
Funeral services for Ruth Coakley in Murray City
Ruth Coakley three year old daughter of Mr and Mrs John Coakley died after a week long illness. Funeral services were held this afternoon at the Holiness Church in Murray City and burial followed at Greenlawn.
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Nelsonville
Holiness Church
Murray City
Ruth Coakley
John Coaakley
Greenlawn
Body of Maxwell Stanley Is Brought Home
Maxwell Stanley eleven died Saturday in Barberton and his body was brought to Nelsonville Sunday evening. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at 12 30 PM at the Carbondale Methodist Episcopal Church with burial at New Marshfield. He leaves his parents and one brother.
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Nelsonville
Maxwell Stanley
Barberton
Carbondale
Methodist Episcopal Church
New Marshfield
Traffic Laws Are Broken in Athens
Overtime parking on Court Street cost six residents in Athens and vicinity fines of 1 dollar each at week end. Fines went to J L Fritipo E H Hanning Frank Hannah Joe Abraham George Vorlos and Earl Kreiger. Traffic Officer James Lewis filed the arrests. Bithee Laughin ordered to report tonight in Mayor Alex M Moore's court for parking too near a fire plug on Union Street. Constable Harry L Dalton orders. Stephen Varna charged with cutting a corner too sharply and driving recklessly at Court and Washington Streets Sunday. to appear in police court tonight.
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Streat
Athens
J. L. Fritipo
E. H. Hanning
Frank Hannah
Joe Abraham
George Vorlos
Earl Kreiger
James Lewis
Bithee Laughin
Alex M. Moore
Union Street
Harry L. Dalton
Stephen Varna
Dalton
Varna
Rock Beaaty
Court
Washington Streets
Union meetings scheduled in Hocking sub-district
Nelsonville Sept 10 The United Mine Workers announce mass meetings in the Hocking sub district this week. This afternoon at 2 at Murray City with a session tonight at Deanville Tuesday afternoon Chauncey Tuesday evening Sugar Creek Wednesday afternoon Coming. Speakers include William Houston and Dave Watkins with national organizers and Ben Williams. A general mass meeting is planned Sunday in Jacksonville with three international officers present. Col Caldwell to stay in the field several weeks amid tensions between union and non union miners.
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Nelsonville
United Mine Workers
Hocking
Murray City
Deanville
jChauncey
Sugar Creek
William
Houston
International Organier
Dave Watkins
Ben Williame
Conrad Wein
Jacksonville
van Bittner
Pitsburgh
West Virgina
Wein
Eastern Star Chapter to Meet Tuesday in Masonic Temple
Nelsonville Sept 10 The Eudora Chapter No 72 Order of Eastern Star will hold its regular meeting Tuesday night at 7 30 in the Masonic Temple It is the first regular gathering after a summer suspension.
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Nelsonville
Eudora Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Miners Return to Modoc Mines from Glouster
Seventy five laborers rode from Glouster to Modoc mines this morning as work resumes. Jacksonville workers may start at Ohio mine No 1 across the creek Tuesday or Wednesday. Mine 255 reports full crews now with more hiring to come in about two weeks as output nears 1000 tons daily.
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Glouster
Modoc
Jacksonville
Ohio Mine No. 1
Jacksonvile
Ohio
Col Caldwell Rejoins Post in Eastern Ohio Mine Fields
Col Don R. Caldwell of the Ohio National Guard returns to duty in the Eastern Ohio coal fields after serving as Gov Donahey's official observer. His reinstatement marks a shift in oversight of mining operations and safety monitoring in the region.
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Col. Caldwell
ST. Clairsville
WPR
Don R. Caldwell
Ohio National Guard
Ohio
Gov
Donahey
G. O. P. Opens Headquarters in Palmer House
Republican headquarters in Athens County opened in the Palmer House with a full time office clerk in charge. The Central Republican Committee announces plans for campaign literature and mailings. E. C. Woodworth, chairman, states a precinct poll will be conducted by the Athens County Women's Republican Club, organized Saturday, in cooperation with central committeemen.
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Athens County
Palmer House
Central Republican Committee
E. C. Woodworth
Athens County Women's Republicef Club
Chamber of Commerce
Woodworth
Veteran ball team triumphs over old timers at Buchtel field
Greendale Baseball Club lost to the Buchtel Old Timers on Buchtel field by 2 to 0. The veteran squad, strong all season, extended its string of wins as they prepare for September and October play. The Old Timers issued challenges to several area teams and expressed intent to meet Alexander township before season end. Many local residents and relatives were noted in a stream of personal mentions and travel notices from Lima to Columbus.
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Nelsonville
Greendale
Buchtel
Maine election watch signals national mood in September
Portland Maine dispatch notes political leaders awaiting Maine state election results seen as a predictor for November. Republicans project about 50 000 majority while Democrats expect the GOP lead to shrink to about 25 000 amid state issues including hydroelectric power export.
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Portland
U.P
Maine
Busy week for Gov Smith plans trip to voters
Albany N Y Gant Gov Alfred E Smith faces a busy week preparing for a campaign tour starting Sunday night He will outline six speeches and spend time at the executive mansion studying. his advisers include Joseph M Proskauer and Henry Moskowitz, longtime campaign aides.
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Albany
Alfred E. Smith
Mississippi River
Joseph M. Proskauer
Houston
Henry Moskowitz
Friction marks Athens school opening with high enrollments
Athens public schools opened the winter term with 323 students enrolled at both the Senior and Junior High Schools. Regular classes began and boundary-line issues for grade school attendance were to be fixed immediately as pupils gathered for a joint convocation at the Senior High School Building.
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Athens Public
A. F. Hixson
Hixson
Witter Endorsed for State Director of Industrial Relations
Massillon Ohio September 10 4 Herman R K Witter of Canton democratic gubernatorial primary candidate was endorsed for reappointment as State Director of Industrial Relations by the forty third semi annual Ohio Typographical conference at Massillon The endorsement signals continued support for his tenure in the state post.
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Massillon
Herman RK. Witter
Canton
Ohio
Modern Magellan Alone in Tiny Sloop Begins World Voyage
Edward Miles, a 47 year old from Newark New Jersey, sails the 31 foot Sturdy solo from New York to circumnavigate the globe. He relies on wind, books as a classroom, and fears pirates in the Red Sea and Mediterranean while expecting many storms and a future adventure story for boys.
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Red Sea
New York
Edward Mules
Newark
N. J
Globe
Miles
Nho
Head
Sir Francis Drake
Gibraltar
Mediterranean
Ceylon
Japan
Hawaii
California
Passaic
Edward Miles
Milea
Tos Angeles
Street car victim racer killed near Glendale track
Sherman Brooks, 20, was killed when his racing car skidded and overturned at a new race track area. John Woodyard, 25, employed by a telegraph company, was killed in a separate incident as a street car overturned a distance away in Mariemont.
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Hamilton
Sherman Brooks
Waa
Glendale
John Woodyard
Mariemont
Tremors Shake Lake Shore Area In Ohio Speculation Rises
Residents from Cleveland to Port Clinton discuss tremors felt along Lake Erie shoreline of Intervale Sunday. Some link to a distant earthquake while others blame aerial bombardment at Camp Perry. no seismograph readings or damages reported.
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Fort Sunday
Lake” Erie
Cleveland
Lake Shore
Port Cilaten
John Carroll University
Camp Perry
Texas Democrats To Meet Tuesday In State Convention
Dallas Sept 10 Democrats of Texas expected to be asked to declare allegiance to Gov Alfred E Smith and the principles he has laid down or leave the party at the State Democratic Convention here Tuesday. Loyal leaders planned to rally harmony and pointed out the impossibility of a Hoover Democrat coalition.
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Dallas
Tex
Uri
Texas
Alfred E. Smithf
Gettin g Skinni er Every Day and McCoy's Pills Claim
Advertisements promise rapid weight gain for thin men and women using McCoy's Tablets. It asserts 6 pounds in five weeks and offers an ironclad guarantee: if not satisfied after six boxes, the druggist will refund the purchase price. Ends with instructions to ask at local pharmacies.
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McCoy
Clines
Americ
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