Death claims Harry Brill in mine explosion near Amesville
Harry D. Brill, 37, of Stewart RFD, died at Shelter ing Arms Hospital after a powder blast at Nagle Mine in Big Run. James Taber, 23, also died from burns. Mrs Evelena Starling Brill, 23, severely burned but improving. Funeral services for Brill set private at 2 p.m. Friday with burial at Bartlett. Brill leaves wife and three-year-old Keith, plus his parents. Mine owned by Edward Nagle and son Gerald Amesville.
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Harry D. Brill
Stewart Rfd
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Nagle
Big Run
Amesville
James Taber
Stewart
Evelena Starling Brill
Harry Brill
Bartlett
Brill
Keith
D. W. Brill
Nagles
Edward Nagle
Sugar Creek
Gerald Amesville
Taber
Health Officers From 18 Counties Meet Here
Eighteen Southeastern Ohio counties were represented at a meeting in Athens sponsored by the State Health Department. The event directed by Dr. J. M. Higgins and assisted by sanitarians covered testing methods for milk quality and record keeping. An afternoon inspection of creameries and dairy farms followed.
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Ohio
Athens
State Health Department
U. S. Public Health Service
J. M. Higgins
Athens County
R. M. Leonard
R. L. Marlow
E. A. Graber
M. J. Dotter
State Health
Passenger Train Hits Auto Four Die in Ohio Crossing Crash
Four Blakeslee youths killed when their car was struck by a west bound Wabash passenger train near Blakeslee Ohio. They had been picking tomatoes on the Simon Hauser farm and were returning home. A building obscured view of the tracks. second fatal crossing accident in two months.
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Bryan
U.P
Blakeslee, O
Blakeslee
Here
Simon Hauser
Canaanville Boy Injured At School
Joe Williams son of Mr and Mrs Herman Williams suffered a compound fracture of the right forearm Tuesday at Canaanville School when a porch column and banister gave way throwing him to the concrete floor An X ray showed both bones broken just above the wrist taken to a physician by teacher Paul Mansfield for examination
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Williams
Herman Williams
Canaanville School
Paul Mansfield
Named Pastor Here
Rev. Dr. William G. Seaman, after seven years at First Methodist in Lancaster, was appointed yesterday pastor of the First M. E. Church in Athens. He served three New England pastorates, eight years on the DePauw University faculty, and four as president of Dakota Wesleyan University. He built a $700,000 church at Gary, Indiana, and led it for 13 years.
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William G. Seaman
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Lancaster
M. E
Athens
New England
DePauw University
Dakota Wesleyan University
Mitchell, S. D
Gary
Ind
M. E. Pastors Announced in This District
Dr. R. B. Foster remains superintendent of the Portsmouth District as Ohio Conference meets in Toledo. William G. Seaman moves from Lancaster to Athens First Church. Numerous appointments follow across Portsmouth and Zanesville districts including J. L. Stephenson Cheshire H. N. Snider and others with several stations listed and staff assignments noted.
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R. B. Foster
Portsmouth
M. E. Church
Ohio
Toledo
William G. Seaman
Lancaster
Athens
Bidwell-Vinton
J. L. Stephenson
Cheshire
H. N. Snider
Chester
Bert O'Conner
Coal Grove
J. D. Law
Eureka
O. L. Thayer
Gallipolis
Thurman-Rio Grande
W. L. Stafford
Zanesville
Barlow
F. H. Karns
Belpre
T. E. Maness
Corning
C. B. Whitman
Ashbury
L. C. Wills
Mountville
New Straitsville
W. J. Miller
Fowler and Jenkins Depart from Athens Church Posts
Dr. Wilbur H. Fowler leaves Athens First Methodist for Westwood Church Cincinnati to begin this week. Rev. Albert G. Jenkins transitions from Athens First Methodist to the Wesley Foundation at Indiana University Bloomington joining the Indiana Conference.
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Wilbur H. Fowler
Athens First Methodist Episcopal Church
Westwood Church
Cincinnati
Albert G. Jenkins
Wesley Foundation
Athens First Methodist Church
Wesleyan Foundation
University of Indiana, Bloomington
Indiana Conference
Record Heat Reaches 99 in Athens as Relief Blows In
A slight breeze offered relief as Athens endures record heat with 99 degrees reported. The high marked one degree above Sunday's severe heat, underscoring an ongoing heat wave and the public health warnings in effect.
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Athens
Licenses On Sale At Courthouse Driver Office
Scores of people obtained automobile licenses today at the Courthouse office of C L Jordan deputy registrar of motor vehicles. Licenses for average drivers and chauffeurs were sold. A chauffeur’s license requires a regulation size photograph. Photographers in Athens charged 50 cents for the picture.
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C. L. Jordan
Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Jordan
Athens
Check Forger Goes to Jail Bond Is $500
James Dolan 19 of Washington DC was arrested in Athens after diving through a window during an escape attempt. He pleaded not guilty to forging a $25 check and, failing to post $500 bond, was sent to county jail. Other matters: Leo Duncan fined $100 for driving while intoxicated. Clifford Davis bound over on a breaking and entering charge for stealing seven chickens.
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James Dolan
Washington, D. C
Athens
Common Pleas Court
Len B. McCune
Dolan
F. J. Beasley Co
Bennett
Thomas Perry
Chauncey
Jacksonville Brief Notes Recap of local visits and events
Jacksonville notes Earl Dearth and John Podoski attended the Dearth reunion in Zanesville. T J Thomas and Deanville guests visited Mrs Rufus Shannon. Elizabeth Ellen Rambo leaves for Detroit to enroll at Delmar Beauty Academy. Various local residents hostesses and club activities noted along with births and school plans.
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Geraldine Hoilington
Jacksonville
Earl Dearth
John Podoski
Zanesville
T. J. Thomas
Deanville
Rufus Shannon
Elizabeth Ellen Rambo
Detroit
Delmar Beauty Academy
Mattie Perry
Warren
J. L. Altman
Victor Hallam
Barbara Jean
Columbus
William Hallam
Mother's Club
Hettie Rambo
Ray Green
Anne Chappelear
Charles White
Wahneta Exenkamper
Leona Nicholas
Charles Hoisington
Earl Mandrelle
Lena Burdiss
Irene Grossman
Lena Burdias
Kate Brown
Jeannette
Athens
Theo Hopkins
Murray City
Mingus
Ninevah Rebekah I. 0Dge
Core
Emma Parker
Everett Grimm
James
Ernest Grimm
Wendell
Trimble
Middleport
Jennie Sailsbury
Hartford
W. Va
Woman Sings For Release From Summer Heat At Tulsa Radio Tryout
An unidentified woman auditioned at a Tulsa radio station for a role in Murders in the Rue Morgue. She said the chance to scream once would release her from the summer heat, left after being told she had a part, and refused to give her name.
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Tulsa
Okla
Rue Morgue
U. Q. Figure To Be High At Ohio University
Registration at Ohio University was described as going strong with continued crowds today and tomorrow morning. Officials reported at least 1,100 new students enrolled yesterday as first-year registrants, with final totals due in about a week.
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Ohio University
Court News Details in Lindle Park Divorce Suit
The case in Athens County Common Pleas Court covers extreme cruelty claims by Lindle Park against William Park amid 1933 marriage and two children. Alimony and custody are requested. In separate actions Susan Kasler seeks Ohio insurance fund participation after her husband’s death at The Ohio Collieries Co. George Cottrill seeks continued fund participation following a 1929 injury with the State Highway Department.
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Lindle Park
William Park
Athens
Industrial Commission of Ohio
Ohio Collieries Co
Common Pleas Court
George Cottrill
State Highway Department
Communist Will Talk At Athens City Hall
William 8. Sandberg the Ohio candidate for congressman at large on the Communist Party ticket will speak Sunday September 27 at 2 30 pm at the Council Chamber City Hall Athens Arrangements for his appearance were made by Leonard J Grumet Cleveland assistant campaign manager for the Communist Party in Ohio.
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William 8. Sandberg
Ohio
Communistiee
City Hall
Leonard J. Grumet
Cleveland
Communist Party
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