Three Fined by Mayor on Liquor Charges in Nelsonville
Mayor L. J. Eberle fined Porter Barron 300 dollars plus costs after a guilty plea for possessing intoxicating liquor. Overton Wallace received 50 dollars plus costs and jail time for intoxication. William Ray pleaded guilty to possessing liquor and was fined 100 dollars plus costs. Mrs A G Cotton learns of her brother W M Bell's death in Springfield Ohio. funeral Wednesday planned.
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Nelsonville
L. J. Eberle
Porter Barron
Overton Wallace
William Ray
A. G. Cotton
W. M. Bell
Springfield
Ohio
Dance at Red Men's Hall Wednesday Sept 12
Nelsonville reports a dance at Red Men's Hall on Wednesday September 12 with a four piece orchestra providing music.
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Nelsonville
Red Men's Hall
Willing Workers Plan Pot Luck and Meeting at Mrs. Anderson
The Willing Workers class of the Christian Sunday School will hold a pot luck supper and business meeting at the home of Mrs. Frank Anderson on Myers Street Thursday evening.
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The
Christian Sunday School
Frank Anderson
Myers Street
Funeral services for Robert Lowry in Nelsonville
The body of Robert Lowry was found beside the road near the Nelsonville foundry early Sunday. Services will be Wednesday at 2 PM at Jobs Church with burial at Greenlawn Cemetery.
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Nelsonville
Robert Lowry
Jobs Church
Greenlawn
Circle of Ruth Holds Regular Meeting at Presbyterian Church
Mrs Roy Snackenburg Mrs Donald Shafer and Miss Mable Shafer hosted Circle of Ruth in the church parlors Monday evening. Dinner for 30 was served at six. Mrs Ord Griffin led devotions and two papers were read by Mrs Albert Barber and Mrs C Co Butt. Mrs Mable Haffner conducted the year book of prayer.
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Roy Snackenburg
Donald Shafer
Mable Shafer
Circle of Ruth
Presbyterian Church
Ord Griffin
Albert Barber
C. Co. Butt
Mable Haffner
W B A meeting advised white dress for guards
All officers and members of the guard have been requested to wear white at the meeting of the W B A Wednesday night. Following the work lunch will be served.
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Guard
Monthly meeting of the Esther Class Sunday School
The Esther Class of the Christian Sunday School held its monthly gathering Monday evening at Mrs. Dow Bowers home. Twenty members answered roll call as Mrs. Frank Betts, president, led the business session followed by a social hour and refreshments.
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Esther
The
Christian Sunday School
Dow Bowers
Frank Betts
Students in Nelsonville can use traction line for OU commute
Nelsonville residents planning to attend Ohio University and return home nightly are advised to consult C. E. Washburn, clerk of the city board of education, to arrange advantageous use of the traction line.
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Nelsonville
Ohio University
C. E. Washburn
City Board of Education
Mass Meeting of Miners Draws 150 in Nelsonville
About 150 attended the miners mass meeting at the Murray City opera house. Speakers included Dave Watkins district vice president William Houston Ben Williams international organizer and Conrad Wein chair. Night meetings were set for Deanville with further talks planned at Chauncey Sugar Creek and Corning and a final Jacksonville mass gathering next Sunday.
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Nelsonville
Murray City Opera House
Dave Watkins
William Houston
Ben Williams
Conrad Wein
Deanville
Chauncey
Sugar Creek
Corning
Wein
Guernsey
Jacksonville
Local families visit Columbus area over weekend
A string of Columbus area visitors and guests are listed from Cleveland to Nelsonville and Dairyland. Clarence Davis family and friends travel to Ash Cave Cedar Falls and Old Man's Cage. Others include John Wood Martin Murphy A F Jones T T Tomlinson Leighton Aumiller and more with various overnight stays and farewells.
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Clarence Davis
Harold
Detroit
Virgil Davis
Athens
Frank Davis
Wes Davis
Roy Davis
James Herrold
Nelsonville
Ash Cave
Cedar Falls
Old Man's Cage
John Wood
Columbus Friends
Martin Murphy
Columbus
A. F. Jones
Margery
Kathleen
Stanley
T. T. Tomlinson
Marian
Chillicothe
L. R. Kelch
Marian Tomlinson
Leighton Aumiller
Will Burnell
8. E. Davidson
Perce Raine
Charles Seidenfeld
Murray City
Rebecca Sharp
Ruth Kelch
Louise Johnson
Lancaster
John McNerney
John Hoodlett
County Oversees August Overdrafts in Athens County Treasury
Athens County treasury ends August with 530 976 20 balance after August receipts of 44130 76 and disbursements of 178 713 97. Overdrafts total 129 807 56 and outstanding warrants 30 198 67 reduce prior balance from 630 585 09. Disbursements cover county fund road repairs sheep and kennel bond health board of education and other funds totaling 109 616 64 in trust and inter county highroads.
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Athens County
J. Clyde Edmundson
Board of Education
Miss Madge Mahoney Dies in Carbon Hill Home
Miss Madge Mahoney died Monday at her sister Mrs. Ben Bailey's home in Carbon Hill after years of illness. Her parents preceded her. Funeral services set for Thursday at Murray City Catholic Church with burial at Greenlawn Cemetery.
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Miss Mahoney
Carbon Hill
Nelsonville
Madge Mahoney
Ben Bailey
Murray City
Greenlawn
Man shoots wife then surrenders at police station
Emergency Horvack 41 shot and killed his wife Elizabeth 38 at their home and restaurant in Lorain then walked to the police station and gave himself up. He said I just shot my wife and cited money as a motive. Officers said the couple quarreled frequently and had five separations, including a divorce and remarriage last January.
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Lorain
Sept
U.R
Emery Horvack
Elizabeth
Horvack
Terrapin Sunday Wins National Derby Clearing Caffey Debt
M. W. Caffey of Ponca City Oklahoma reports his terrapin Sunday won first prize in a national terrapin derby at 101 Ranch. The victory earns 4500 dollars and clears the remaining debt on Caffey’s home after years of payments. Sunday is described as a laborer terrapin rather than a pet.
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M. W. Caffey
Ponca City
Okla
Ranch
Caffey
Goff Burial in Athens After Lancaster Death
The body of C. A. Goff who died in Lancaster Sunday morning was transported to Athens today by the Hocking Valley railroad and laid to rest at the West Union street cemetery.
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C. A. Goff
Lancaster
Athens
Hocking Valley Railroad
West Union Street
Study Club at Eddy Residence in Glouster
Twenty members and an equal number of guests attended a 6 o'clock dinner hosted by the Progressive Study Club on the lawn of Mrs Josephine Eddy in Glouster Monday evening. Speaker Mrs O A Dailey spoke on club work and Americanism, noting her long association with the city and past tenure as Glouster High School principal.
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Glouster
Progressive Study Club
Josephine Eddy
O. A. Dailey
Jane Dowd
Bertha Angle
Mary Bryson
Grace Bryson
Ella Browning
Esta Cunningham
Lalla Danford
Bess Henshaw
Jennie Jones
Ora Kittle
Lou Munden
Helen Noon
Grace Ochs
Gladys Richardson
Flo Roberts
Freda White
Sarah Williams
Alma Edenfield
O. D. Dailey
Albany
Herman Atlas
Ernest Bryson
W. A. Pride
C. A. Pride
Miles Hoon
Robert Gumwell
Everett Keddy
W. A. Craft
Charles Eddy
Beckwith
Eva Kientz
Lydia Kittle
Trimble
Frank Emrick
A. H. Chute
O. A. McDonald
M. M. LeFavor
Minnie Duncan
Fred Kinney
E. C. Shirkey
Jacksonville
Glouster Court Busy With Drunks over Weekend
In Glouster on September 11 11 Sunday night and Monday police court sessions dealt with numerous drunkenness cases. Reuben Shannon Mine No 255 fined 5 dollars and costs in jail after pleading guilty. Several others including James Jewell John Andrews Ed Riggs and Everett McConnaha were fined 5 to 16 dollars plus costs for drunk charges. Alex O'Brien night guard Mine No 256 paid 13 80 in fines and costs after pleading guilty.
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Glouster
Reuben Shannon
Ley
Williams
Blower
Justice Jones
Shannon
James Jewell
Gormley
Marshal Williams
John Andrews
Ed Riggs
Corning
John Mee Menemy
McConnaha
Alex O'Brien
Mine No. 256
Heck
White Rose Temple Pythian Sisters Meet Wednesday
Glouster Sept 11 The White Rose Temple Pythian Sisters will hold a meeting Wednesday night at 7 30. Important business will be discussed.
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Glouster
White Tose Temple
Pythian Sisters
Va por Moisture Gas Saver Claim Turned Out Free
Waller Critchlow of Wheaton Illinois promotes a Va por Moisture Gas Saver and Carbon Eliminator claiming autos gain 66 miles per gallon with Old Fords cited and new Fords at 75 miles per gallon. He offers samples and seeks county and state agency adoption promising monthly earnings from 250 to 1000 dollars.
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Waller Critchlow
Wheaton
Ill
Critchlow
Dalton Leaves To Get Kidnapped Child
Roberta and John Bice are jailed in Dayton awaiting arraignment before Justice Carl Porter on kidnapping charges involving 8 year old Jess Jackson of Jacksonville. Constable Harry Dalton departed to escort the couple to Athens. Aaron Jackson, the boy's father, signed the affidavit alleging the abduction from the Jackson home. The divorce decree awarded custody to the father.
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Jess Jackson
Jacksonville
Roberta
John Bice
Dayton
Justice of the Peace
Carl Porter
Harry Dalton
Athens
Aaron Jackson
Jackson
Williams Estate Valued at 47416 in Probate Filing
The inventory and appraisement of Dr. Henry G. Williams estate filed in probate court lists total value at 47416. Real estate in Columbus and Clinton County valued at 40000, The Ohio Teacher published by Williams appraised at 4500.
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Wilmington
Henry G. Williams
Wilmington College
Ohio
Columbus
Clinton County
Publishers Elect Ohio Daily Newspapers Association Officers
Harry FE Taylor publisher of the Portsmouth Times was named president of the Select Ohio Daily Newspapers Association. Paul C Siddall of the Alliance Review became vice president with C H Spencer of the Newark Advocate as secretary treasurer. New directors include Mrs Zell Hart Deming, Warren Tribune Chronicle, W O Littick, Zanesville Times Recorder, A C Hudnut, Elyria Chronicle Telegram, and Frank G McCracken, Bellefontaine Examiner.
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Columbus
U.P
Harry FE. Taylor
Ohio Dailey Newspapers’ Association
Paul C. Siddall
Alliance Review
C. H. Spencer
The
Newark Advocate
Zell Hart Deming
Warren Tribune Chronicle
W. O. Littick
Zanesville Times-Recorder
A. C. Hudnut
Elyria Chronicle-Telegram
Frank G. McCracken
Bellefontaine Examiner
Flyers Leave For Coast In Air Derby Start
William Drury of London Ontario and Kennedy Whyte of Hamilton Ontario were the last Windsor Ontario entrants to depart to Los Angeles for the International Air Derby. They left Ward Field at 9 18 a m and 9 21 a m respectively for the coast.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
U.P
William Drury
London
Ont
Kennedy Whyte
Hamilton
Windsor
Los Angeles
666 Cures Malaria and Eases Various Ailments
An advertised remedy claims to cure malaria and relieve head aches dizziness and biliousness by addressing temporary constipation. It touts toxin elimination and promotes copious watery evacuations as its benefit.
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Aido
Judge Maurice H Donahue Dies at Columbus Home
Judge Maurice H Donahue of the U S circuit who rose from self education to state and national high court ranks died at his Columbus area home on Drexel Avenue in Bexley. The body will be sent Wednesday morning from Columbus. he was a Perry County native.
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Columbus
Maurice H. Donahue
U. & Circuit
Drexel Avenue
Bexley
New Lexington
Donahue
Perry County
Portsmouth Man Shot by Policeman in Columbus
Portsmouth man Meyers was shot in the right leg by two policemen as he attempted to flee. He had threatened Jessie Golden of Columbus, and officers followed him to Goodale Park where they believed he fired at the girl. He was taken to White Cross Hospital.
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Columbus
U.R
Meyers
Portsmouth
White Cross Hospital
Jessie Golden
Myers
Goodale Park
Man Killed When Car Hits Machine Near Groveport
Sherman Van Gundy a 62 year old thresherman and farmer of near Groveport was killed Monday night when his automobile was struck by a southbound Scioto Valley traction car at Bur Dell Station one mile southwest of Groveport. He was thrown clear as his car was carried 600 feet and burned.
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Lancaster
Sheridan van Gundy
Thresherman
Groveport
Scioto Valley Traction
Burdell Station
van Gundy
Three Cities Await Next Move of Gangster Leaders
Three cities New York Chicago and Philadelphia monitor the inter city underworld war as Tony Lombardo and Scarface Al Capone figure in Chicago. In New York two men are killed and another wounded by gunmen as the feud intensifies. Philadelphia reports Acho Scaramo killed amid a claim of attempt to rob Patsy Levoya with Levoya firing a pump gun at Scaramo and James Flora wounded.
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New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Tony Lombardo
Scarface al Capone
Underworld
Lombardo
Arte Michael Vitello
Joseph Percella
John Percella
Acho Scaramo
Patsy Levoyu
Levoya
Scaramo
James Flora
Campaign Log 4 Reports GOP Lead Across Maine
Tabulations from Maine state elections show a Republican majority near two to one and national Republican leaders foresee a lead of 60 000 or more. Governor Smith will tour with Mrs Smith and his daughter Emily Warner. Hoover plans one Boston speech in October around Coolidge's Mass address. Raskob predicts Dems win Wisconsin vote for La Follette. Virginia Dems pledge support for Smith after Robinson address.
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Maine
Smith
Emily Warner
Gilbet Hitchcock
Nebraska
Herbert Hoover
Boston
Coolidge
Massachusetts
Virginia
Democratic
Joseph T. Robinson
Stewart Family Injured in Reckless Wreck
In Marietta on September 11 a Stewart family en route to a picnic was struck by a car driven by 17 year old Waderker. The vehicle ran off a bank causing injuries and the driver was arrested, pleaded not guilty, bond set at 300 dollars, hearing scheduled for Thursday at 10.
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Marietta
Fragt Ny
Robinson
Stewart
Waderker
Fleming
Bartlett
Convict Escapes Lima Hospital in Ohio Incident
Sept 11. The state bureau of criminal investigation sought Lophie Tolea 24 Circleville after escaping from the Lima State Hospital for the Criminal Insane. He is described as colored and is at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
State Bureau of Criminal Idea
Lophie Tolea
Circleville
Lima State Hospital
Air racer dies in field crash during 1928 race
Los Angeles Sept 11 Lt J Swires, famed daredevil pilot, died after his fast plane crashed during a nighttime stunt. His death marks the first fatality of the 1928 air races.
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Mines Field
Los Angeles
J. Swires
William
One Cent a Day Insurance Offer Promises $1200 Benefit
Thousands of Kansas City residents respond to a free inspection offer from the National Protective Insurance Association. For one cent daily, policy pays $100 monthly for 12 months and up to $1,200 for death. No medical exam required. send name age address and beneficiary details to secure a 10 day free trial. After review you may not return it without obligation or pay $3.65 to activate.
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Kansas City
National Protective Erance Association
Sara
National Protective Insurance Association
Sodrritt Bldg
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Willard Simington
Ronney
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Mary E. Starkey
Guysville
Will Edgell
Elaval Black
W. W. Gibson
William Morgan
Tle
E. J. Cable
Ed Dean
Alden Stilson
Little Son
Long Island
N. Y
W. H. Hyde
W. I. Jones
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Cable
Emma Rhodes
Levi McDowell
Treasury
EDDY
Glouster Court
Norfolk
Labrador
Dalton
Ohio Collieries CO
Athens Messenger
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John J. Raskob
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Paustian
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