Birthday Party Honors Poling Family in Chauncey
Sept 17 Chauncey Mrs Elmer Poling and daughter Evelyn celebrate their birthday at home on May Avenue with a picnic dinner. Numerous local residents attended including Varner Secoy Tipton and Rivers and Mr and Mrs Goodson. Several others were noted as ill away or visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Elmer Poling
Evelyn Poling
May Avenue
Margaret Varner
Poling
Eber Varner
Kathryn Varner
Columbus
W. M. Secoy
L. D. Secoy
Lancaster
H. A. Tipton
Paul Tipton
the Plains
Ruth Warner
Dale Warner
Jeanette Palmer
Faye Rivers
G. B. McDaniel
Norma Lee
Evelyn
iMhauncey
Making Visit Miss Esta Rankin Completes Training
Miss Esta Rankin has completed her nurses training at White Cross Hospital and is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Abe Rankin in Millfield. In Chauncey Mr and Mrs Rollie Figgins of Columbus visited the former’s sister Mrs Roy Pendergrass and family. Earl Frye of Pontiac Michigan died in Chauncey Monday prompting news from relatives Edith Harvey Gladys Russell Margaret Knight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Carmel Hospital
John DP. Hill
Columbus
Millfield
Charlies Ogg
Chauncey
W. H. Bradfield
Kathleen Bradfield
Paul Bradfield
Ralph Davis
Charles Bradfield
Pleasant View Temple
Virgil Lahugh
G. B. McDuaniel
Ralph Brown
Chris Frye
Earl Frye
Charles Fiske
Beaumont Curtis Lock Columbus
James Lock
Abbie Schoonover
Charlie Shaffer
Beaumont
Clyde Wend
Detroit
George Wend
Wend
Ford Totman
Baltimore
Ohio
Pearl D. Hill
T. J. Blackford
Leota Blackford
Jeneve Blackford
Robby Blackford
Clarence Blackford
Coalton
Lena Edwards
Bobby
Mike Leonard
C. N. Sanders
St. Francis Hospital
Esta Rankin
White Cross Hospital
Abe Rankin
Rollie Figgins
Roy Pendergrass
Edith Harvey
Gladys Russell
Margaret Knight
Pontiac
Mich
C. B. Ballenger
Canada
Pointe Au Basil
Toronto
Ontario
Kentucky
Covington
Louise Welsenbach
Fletcher Ballenger
Entertainer Nephew Honored at Athens Sunday Dinner
Social notices detail a noon dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Wilson for their nephew Albert Jones of Butte Montana who left for home Monday. Multiple local and visiting guests, church and club meetings, and travel plans are listed with names and places including Athens Columbus Gallipolis and Canal Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Wilson
Albert Jones
Butte
Mont
Mary Hennis
Mattie Kaine
Lancaster
Blanche Dennison
L. D. Shields
Akron
Ethel Johnson
San Antonio
Tex
Frank Sweeney
Athens
Jones
C. D. Gist
and Mirs
Claude B. Parker
Mary Parker
Gallipolis
Garnet Erwin
Marabel Erwin
Phil Eppens
Columbus
Eppens
Pauline Jones
Canal Winchester
Miss Jones
L. F. Jones
North Congress Street
Athens Public Schools enroll more children this year
Attendance reports to Superintendent Hixson show total attendance across Athens public schools at 1 303, with increases overall except West Side which dipped about 25 from last year. Major goal is establishing unified courses of study for grades one to six and updating higher grade curricula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
A. F. Hixson
West Side
St Side
Central
East Side
Rufus Putnam Training School
Ohio University
Hixson
Carnegie Library
Doctor returns from Peebles after sister’s death
Dr PD Scott Allen travels from Peebles Ohio on hearing of his sister Mrs James Copeland’s death which occurred two weeks earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PD. Scott Allen
Peebles
Ohio
James Copeland
Copeland
Dry Agents Beaten by Kentucky Mob in Central City
In Central City Kentucky police detained Kenneth Ashby and three others as alleged leaders of a 150 strong mob that beat three federal prohibition agents during a liquor raid. Agents Pat Sullivan John Dalpher and John Brown were assaulted as the mob wrecked their car and freed two prisoners. The incident spurred a broader liquor cleanup in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central City
Kenneth Ashby
Pat Sullivan
Louisville
John Dalpher
Owensboro
John Brown
Reynolds Station
Valley Scene of Another Murder
Chicago detectives probe West Side gangland haunts for clues in the daylight slaying of Peter Pulizzi, 29, who was shot in his car while trying to summon help. Two men known only as Joe and Angelo were last seen with Pulizzi at the Zep Cabaret, a slim lead in the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U.R
Peter Pulizzi
Joe
Angelo
Pullizzi
Pulizzi
Cazeau Elected Commander in Chief of Sons of Union Veterans
Theodore C. Cazeau of Rochester New York was elected Commander in Chief at the national encampment of the Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War in Portland Maine. He is well known in political circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Union Veterans of
Theodore C. Cazeau
Rochester
N. Y
Portland
New Imported Sports Suits Hit Palm Beach Scene
Orange sweaters paired with white tan cream or brown suits draw attention as a chic palm beach fashion note. The trend centers on orange knitwear set to become a dominant color in menswear in the coming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm Beach
Minister on Stand After a Radio Prophecy
In Los Angeles the Lois Pantages murder trial hears Rev. R. P. Shuler admit his radio claim that the jury would be hung was a prophecy not based on direct knowledge. He says the tip came from a fellow pastor and the alleged juror was Ira Gay, brother of a songwriter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Lois Pantages
Juro Rukumoton
R. P
Bob” Shuler
Aimee Semple McPherson
Ira Gay
Indanity Plea Triggers Bank Heist Case Drama
Following Becky’s 1926 arrest, Dr Wooten testified he examined the young wife with exhaustive mental tests. He claimed Rogers was told the defendant could not be helped by an insanity plea. The scene included opposition from Rogers and questioning by Brundell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooten
Bank bandit Becky Rogers faces insanity rebuttal at trial
New Braunfels Texas September 17 The state resumes its attack on the insanity defense of Rebecca Bradley Rogers co ed bank robber accused of stealing $1000 from Farmers National Bank at Bruda Texas Husband Otis Rogers objects as District Attorney Brundell and defense witnesses clash in court The alienist Dr J S Wooten testifies on the case in Austin prior to closing arguments
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Braunfels
Tex
Rebecca Bradley Rogers
Farmers’ National Bank
Bruda
Distict
Fred Brundell
Brundell
Becky
University of Texas
J.S. Wooten
Austin
Athens Girls Enter Class at Hospital
Miss Beulah Hawk and Miss Ruby Lemley of Athens join the new nurse class accepted at Holzer Hospital in Gallipolis. They began their study Wednesday for the fall term along with Dorothy Rinehart of Gallipolis and other enrollees: Margaret Jones Gallia Ruth Daniels Pomeroy Beulah Winebrenner Syracuse Verda Brown Ray Elsie Frecker Minersville Syhel Hattox Pt. Pleasant Alta Bradford Minersville Elizabeth Ray Jackson Hazel Sigman Poca W Va and Alice Fouch Marietta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah Hawk
Ruby Lemley
Athens
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
Dorothy Rinehart
Margaret Jones
Gallia
Ruth Daniels
Pomeroy
Beulah Winebrenner
Syracuse
Verda Brown
Ray
Elsie Frecker
Minersville
Syhel Hattox
Pt. Pleasant
Alta Bradford
Elizabeth Ray Jackson
Hazel Sigman
Poca
W. Va
Alice Fouch
Marietta
Kenney Reunion Held at Pratts Grove Sunday
The annual Kenney reunion took place Sunday at Pratts Grove with games and music. Dinner served at noon for 73 attendees, followed by afternoon visits from relatives from New Lexington, Columbus, Akron, Dayton, Albany, Athens and Pleasanton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pratts Grove
New Lexington
Columbus
Akron
Dayton
Albany
Athens
Pleasanton
Mine Disaster in Germany Claims 20 Dead and 31 Injured
In the Little Rossele coal mine at Saarbrucken Germany a sequence of explosions and a subsequent fire have left 20 dead 31 injured and 3 missing authorities said on Sept 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saarbrucken
Germany
Little Rossele
Rioting Fans Clash After Newark Boxing Draw
In Newark, 29,000 fans rioted at the Velodrome after referee Danny Savage ruled a draw in a ten round middleweight bout between Vince Dundee and Abie Batn. Five men were under arrest. a police officer was severely injured amid torn ropes, wrecked lights, and a fire under the track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danny Savage
Orange
Vince Dundee
Abie Batn
Newark
Savage
Tie
Dawson Held After Wreck Monday Night
Co. L. Dawson of Fisher's Station arrested late Monday night by Night Policeman Charles Maple with Fireman Carl Ween on a charge of driving while intoxicated. He collided with a sedan at North Lancaster Street and Columbia Avenue as he entered Lancaster Street from Columbia Avenue. The other driver M BK Reider of Akron was uninjured but the car was badly damaged. Dawson will be arraigned at 7 PM Tuesday before Mayor B. C. Woodworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. L. Dawson
Fisher's Station
Charles Maple
Carl Ween
Dawson
Lancaster Street
Columbia Avenue
Charg
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North Cemetery Street
L. W. Roberts
Colorado Springs
Eleanore Garrett
Toledo
W. A. McKnight
H. H. Hale
Alice Humphrey
Emily Humphrey
Ronald Meighen
Earl Wilson
Rodney Powers
California
Sam Henderson
J. R. Baker
Fletcher Metcalf
W. EF. Metcalf
New London
C. O McDaniel
The
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Paul Ayers
South
McKinley Avenue
Jolly Sewer's Club
James Lewis
Oak Street
C. W. Combs
Louisville, Ky
Katherine Figg
E. §. Dent
East State Street
Higley
Ore
Mia
J. C. Sande
Karte Sande
Marjorie
Margaret Melver
Bermijt
Minn
Marggaret
Texas
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Kenneys Renue
Marietta Paint & Color Co
the Cline Pharmacy Co
N. J
U.P
H. B. Byerly
Mgr
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Kerr Hardware Co
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