Rail service concerns voiced at Selsonville club meeting
Capt W Fisher of the Hocking Valley railroad told the Selsonville local club that automobile and bus growth hurts passenger transport and urged public cooperation to preserve current train service. He noted daily operation, while remaining hopeful for future changes, as members heard stories and planned for a Kiwanis convention delegate.
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Selsonville
Lobate Club
Fisher
Rhodes
Dayton
Doctor Acomb
Funeral for Mrs. Celia Scott Saturday
Funeral services for Mrs. Celia Scott will be held Saturday at 2 PM at her late residence in Nelsonville conducted by Rev. Morrell.
Wallace Funeral Attended at City Residence
Funeral services for Mrs. Mable Wallace were held Thursday afternoon at her residence with Rev. Lloyd Evans officiating. The ceremony featured two hymns, Safe in the Arms of Jesus and Beautiful Isle of Somewhere, and all city businesses closed for the occasion. Burial followed at Greenlawn beside her husband, who had died twelve years earlier.
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Nelsonville
Mable Wallace
Lloyd Evans
Jesus
Isle of Somewhere
Greenlawn
Riley Suffers Broken Leg at Willow Creek Coal Mine
Nelsonville report says Tom ey, a Willow Creek Coal Company worker near Coalgate, was struck by a flying coal piece after firing powder. He suffered a broken right leg below the knee. Dr. Hyde reduced the fracture and he was sent home.
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Nelsonville
Tomey
Willow Creek
Coalgate
Riley
Hyde
Rev E L Morrell to Leave for Conference
Nelsonville notes Rev E L Morrell will preach his last sermon before conference. He plans to depart Tuesday for the annual state meeting at Columbus Third Avenue M E church. Sunday evening Dr D H Jemison of Cincinnati will speak on young people's work and is noted as grand chaplain of Kappa Sigma Pi.
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Nelsonville
E. L. Morrell
Third Avenue M. E
Columbus
D. H. Jemison
Cincinnati
Kappa Sigma Pi
Modern Knights of St. Paul
Christian International
Boys’ Brotherhood
Jemison
Glenn Family Reunion At Glen Ebon
Nelsonville September 11 The annual Glenn family reunion was held at John Glenn’s home in Glen Ebon. Attendees included Jake Glenn and Mrs. Han from Athens Mrs Julia Stagegon Harry and many Glenn relatives as well as extended families from Columbus Millfield and Millfield area communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Glenn
John
Glen Ebon
Jake Glenn
Hanof Athens
Julia Stage
Harry
Eddi
William and
Law
Edward Glenn
Charles
Zand Glenn
Eugene
William van Almsick
Columbus
Hattie
Millfield
Elizabeth Hawthorne
John Glenn
Paul
Will. Glenn
Pearl
Park Glenn
Mary
Pearl Glenn
Roy Glenn
John Barn
Hart
Joe Powell
Esther Warren
Young Miner Ends His Life In Nelsonville Tragedy
Nelsonville reports the death of Joan Davis 30 son of Mrs. Fred Gould of this city who shot himself Thursday afternoon while returning home from West. He died instantly and details remain incomplete as investigators review the case.
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Nelsonville
Joan Davis
Fred‘ Goott
Bse
Davis
West
Local man found dead. coroner notified
The deceased, identified as Davis, died by his own action. Coroner Sanders was notified. The body was taken to Stout's Undertaking Parlors. Davis was single and leaves his mother and several brothers and sisters.
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Sanders
Stout
Davis
Geveral
Samuel Grimstead Dies After Illness at Orbiston
Samuel Grimstead, 44, died Thursday night at his Orbiston home after several weeks ill. He leaves a wife and several children. Funeral arrangements have not been made.
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Nelsonville
Samuel Grimstead
Orbiston
Entertaining Guests in Nelsonville Circle
Mrs. E. J. Kessinger and daughter Mary Elizabeth hosted guests Wednesday in Nelsonville. Attending were Mrs. C. L. Poston Mrs. O. B. Sloane Mrs. L. D. Poston Mrs. Elizabeth Ritters ger of Athens and Mrs. Sallie Elliott of Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
E. J. Kessinger
Mary Elizabeth
C. L. Poston
O. B. Sloane
L. D. Poston
Elizabeth Rittenger
Athens
Sallie Elliott
Columbus
Welch a Hocking Valley official guests with Morgan couple
J. B. Welch supervisor of wages and working conditions for the Hocking Valley railroad was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. William Morgan on Thursday.
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Welch
Hocking Valley Railroad
William Morgan
Local visitors and residents share weekly calls in city
Mrs Minnie Stoneburner Lepper and daughter Miss Sadie Stone burner of Columbus attended the Wallace Raymond Wade of Toledo who spent the first of the week here as a guest of his mother. M H Cagg returned to Columbus after visiting home folks near the city. Mr and Mrs Vance Morgan of Columbus were here Wednesday visiting the former's parents Mr and Mrs William Morgan. Miss Ethel Patton returns to Cleveland after visiting her parents here.
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Minnie Stoneburner Lepper
Sadie Stoneburner
Columbus
Wallace Raymond Wade
Toledo
M. H. Cagg
Vance Morgan
William Morgan
Ethel Patton
Cleveland
Eden Patton Recovers From Head Injury
Eden Patton, three weeks after being struck by a flying rock while repairing the Logan Mc Arthur road, is well enough to be moved from Cherrington hospital to his home in Nelsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Eden Patton
Cherrington Hospital
Logan-McArthur
Death by Carbolic Acid Shocks Chauncey Community
Uriah Love aged 75, longtime Chauncey resident, died Thursday at Green's Run at his son Odell Love's home after drinking carbolic acid. Coroner Sanders cited illness as a factor. He leaves ten children including Fred Love and Mrs. J. E. Lott. Funeral set for Saturday at Beth Ridge Church with burial at The Plains.
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Chauncey
Uriah Love
Chauncey and
Odell Love
Green's Run
Sanders
L. W. Sanders
Milfield
Love
Fred Love
J. E. Lott
Arthur Sapp
Beth Ridge Church
Standard Bearers entertained by Plains group at Mrs Nida home
The Standard Bearer society of The Plains and guests gathered at Mrs. Fred Nida’s home. President Blanche Cochran led the meeting with a talk by Mrs. J L Pickering of Athens and a Camp Weselyn report by Miss Doris Herron. A social hour with refreshments followed.
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Arl
Chauncil
Standard Bearer Society of the Plains
Fred Nida
Blanche Cochran
J. L. Pickering
Athens
Camp Weselyn
Doris Herron
Thelma Nida
Florida Shafer
Jean Meren
iNeva
Beulah Hawk
Marie
Evelyn Allshire
Ruth
Wilma Darnell
Fredericka Nida
Robert
the Plains
Jimmie Moore
Virginia Knecht
Sarah Stiff
Loyal Women's Bible class picnic at Athens fairgrounds
A group of eighty from the Loyal Women's Bible class of the First Christian church and their families held their annual picnic and program at the Athens fairgrounds. Mrs. Arthur Swart led the program after supper with songs, recitations, and a talk by Rev. Courtney on the group’s activities.
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Chauncey
Loyal Women’s Bible Class
First Christian Church
Athens Fairgrounds
Arthur Swart
America
Courtney
Floyd Nye
L. H. Pendergrass
Daughter Born to Shields Family in Chauncey
Mr and Mrs Homer Shields Jr announce the birth of a daughter born Thursday morning at their Mill Street home. Granddaughter to Mr and Mrs Fink and Mr and Mrs Shields Sr of Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Homer Shields, Jr
Mill Street
Mrs. Fink
Mrs. Shields
Forest Rose Rebekah lodge hosts pot luck supper
Chauncey Sept 11 Forest Rose Rebekah lodge will hold a pot luck supper after its regular session tonight. All members are urged to attend by those in charge.
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Chauncey
Forest Rose
The Plains Personal Notes From Weekend Gatherings
The Plains residents attend a family reunion in Jackson over the weekend. The Nichols couple visits their daughter Mrs. Gam Scott in New March. Robert Graves visits Athens with sibling of Professor Alderman. Mrs. Elmer Coon hosts guest Mrs. Sarah Bryan of Zanesville. Mrs. John Shafer and daughter Maxiée return home.
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the Plains
Floy Channell
The
Plains
Jackson
G. Nichols
Gam Scott
New March
Robert Graves
Athens
Alderman Mra
Elmer Coon
Ther
Sarah Bryan
Zanseville
John Shafer
Maxiée
Dinner Honors Chauncey Mother's Guest List
Mrs. O A Jackson entertained in Chauncey on East Converse Street for Mrs Abbie Schoonover. Attendees included Mr and Mrs C A Schoonover Mr and Mrs Andrew Jackson and son William Schoonover Mr and Mrs O O Jackson Albert Jackson Mrs Earl Worden and daughter the guest of honor Mrs Abbie Schoonover and John Schoonover of Columbus.
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Chauncey
Abbie Schoonover
O. A. Jackson
East Converse Street
C. A. Schoonover
Andrew Jackson
William Schoonover
Oo. S. Jackson
Abert Jackson
Earl Worden
John Schoonover
Columbus
Chauncey Residents Return From Visits in Nearby States
Mr and Mrs William Locke and Robert Phillipa return to Chauncey after a several days visit with relatives in New Haven West Virginia Mrs Lena Buchanan resumes residence in Murray City after visiting Chauncey with son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Charles Baker Mrs Samuel Wetinge of Columbus was the guest of her parents Mr and Mrs M J Gardner of Chauncey Mrs Kathryn Schrappe of Chauncey visits relatives in Columbus
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William Locke
Robert Phillipa
Chauncey
New Haven
W. Va
Lena Buchanan
Murray City
Charles Baker
Samuel Wetinge
Columbus
M. J. Gardner
Kathryn Schrappe
Funeral for Leo Lemoine at Taylor Ridge Church
Chauncey Sept 11 The funeral of Leo Lemoine 68 of Taylor Ridge was held Thursday afternoon at the Taylor Ridge Christian church. Rev G B Courtney delivered the address. Burial followed in Taylor Ridge cemetery. He leaves a wife two sons August and Francis two daughters Leona and Mrs Harry Leake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Leo Lemoine
Taylor Ridge
Newspaper Men Aid in Inquiry
Lieut Earl Morris of Cincinnati praised reporters from Shenandoah disaster coverage for locating the ship wrecks barograph and log. After three days at Ava on Navy detail he credited the press for preserving crucial data aiding the board of inquiry into the disaster.
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ST. Clairsville
Shenandoah
Earl Morris
Cincinnati
Morris
Isaac T. Newlin
Ava
U. S. Navy Department
Ohio Naval
Board of Inquiry
Loeb Reaches One Year In Illinois Prison
In Joliet on September 11 the warden and inmates marked the first anniversary of Richard Loeb and Nathan Leopold entering the Illinois state penitentiary for the Bobby Franks murder. The warden predicted Loeb will not live five years.
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Joliet
Dickie” Loeb
Illinois State Penitentiary
Taxi thief nabbed after robbery in Akron yards
Akron authorities arrest Daniel Smith 18 after he completes loot from taxi driver Raymond Goldthread as detective R E Dickinson of the A B & O stops him in the railroad yards.
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Akron
Raymond Goldthread
Daniel Smith
R. E. Dickinson
Prague to show informative moving pictures on rail lines
Informative films featuring scenery industries and other points of interest for foreign travelers will be shown on two of Czechoslovakia’s main railway lines in Prague.
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Prague
Cabinet Holds A Meeting Today In Washington
President Coolidge met with his cabinet for the first time in three months as foreign and domestic issues were laid before him. Kellogg discussed debt talks with France and Italy, Mellon reported tax-cut plans, and aviation concerns followed the Shenandoah disaster and Mitchell charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Coolidge
Mr. Coolidge
Swampscott
Mass
North Shore
Kellogg
France
Italy
America
Shenandoah
William Mitchell
Mellon
Treasure Department
Rescue at sea off Watch Hill saves pilots from disabled plane
Pilot Arthur Cerpenter of Garden City Long Island and observer Irving Lewis of New York were rescued from a disabled hydroair plane off Watch Hill. Both men suffered slight exposure and the aircraft was towed to New London Connecticut.
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Watch Hill
RK. 1
Arthur Cerpenter
Gardens City
Long Island
Irving Lewis
New York
New Longen
Conn
Chinese labor value debated by engineers at GM research
General Motors researchers conclude that Chinese coolies are paid ten cents a day but are valued at twenty times that by output. They note a coolie can move one ton one mile a day, while American railroads transport ore at half a cent per ton mile.
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Welle Pattd Coolies
Dutrost
Mieh
Genmeral Motors Research Department
Railroeads
America
Birth of a daughter in Gquysville announced
Mr and Mrs Ira Gaston announce the birth of a daughter on Thursday September 10 in Gquysville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panints
Ira
Gaston
Friday Night Opera and Music Highlights
Grand opera takes center stage with high class music on the air. WAHG offers a 6:30 E program, WRNY at 7 E features grand opera, WTIC 7:35 E presents Harold Smith piano recital, and KFT 9 P broadcasts a radio production of the Mikado with a cast of favorites.
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WAHG
E. T
WRNY
E. T— Grand Opera
WTIC
E. T.harold Smith
KFT
P. T. Raido
Saturday Radio Picks With Musical Variety Lineup
WEAF schedules a 5 to 3 am radio block with a variety program and a U.S. Marine Band concert. Rebroadcast on WGR and WHT feature C T and St Barnes with songs and stories, then a Midnite Frolic with stage and screen stars.
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WEAF
E. T
U.S. Marine Band
WGR
C. T
St Barnes
KFT
Albany Faces Water Famine Unfolds Warning to conserve
Albany officials warn of a severe water shortage as the city faces a drought crisis. Water will be available this weekend but residents must conserve and avoid unnecessary use. Company representatives urged using Wells if possible and delaying nonessential laundry work. Cooperation is essential to avert a catastrophe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
O7fiela's
Albany Water Works
Masked Terror Escapes Again
In Nashville Tennessee on September 11 the so called Midnight Terror added another chapter to a dering life story. The archfiend who terrorized North Nashville and attacked more than twelve women over a period of weeks evaded capture after police and volunteers surrounded him. He slipped through a largely impregnable cordon and escaped, laughing at officers who fired over twenty bullets at him.
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Nashville
Tenn
Taday
Eltizers
North Neghvile
Nfe
Morege
Offierra
Citrena
School leaders head to Columbus for association meeting
John Patterson superintendent of city schools and Dr. Wills L. Gerd professor of education at Ohio University travel to Columbus to join an executive committee meeting of the Ohio State Teachers Association. They plan preliminary arrangements for the annual gathering during the Christmas recess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbua
John Patterson
Wills L. Gerd
Ohio Uniyoedtity Lodt
Ohio State Cachersa Association
Cleveland Man Takes His Life
A well dressed man identified as Charles Miller of Lakewood killed himself by lying under a Cleveland and Southwestern car as it left a public station. Bystanders said he had been pacing nervously along the walk for about 150 minutes prior to the tragic deed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Charles @. Miller
Lakewood
Cleveland and Southwestern
Keep on Chasing Women and One Will Catch You
A pithy proverb notes persistent pursuit of women yields a rewarding outcome. The saying emphasizes ongoing effort over luck.
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Carl C. Magee
New Mexico State Tribune
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J. B. Lassater
D. J. Leahy
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Parta of Christ
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Pauline Starke
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