Infant Charlean Cheeseman Funeral Held in Nelsonville
Funeral services were held in Nelsonville for Charlean Cheeseman infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Will Cheeseman. Burial followed at Greenlawn Cemetery. Surviving family includes one brother and the grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ray and Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Cheeseman.
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Arlean
Will Cheeseman
Nelsonville
Charlean
Greenlawn
Charles Ray
J. L. Cheeseman
Hocking Valley Beats North Enders in Bowling Triad
Nelsonville report notes Hocking Valley wins two of three matches against North Enders. Scores show individual frames led by Shirley and Bryand with multiple high game tallies and solid contributions from Butts Barber and Pospichel.
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Nelsonville
Hocking Valley
North Enders
Rice
Newton
Dr. Butts
B. Mechem
Hocking Valleys
Shirley
C. Butts
F. Barber
A. Bryand
B. Pospichel
St Andrews Church Women's Euchre Opener This Thursday
The ladies of St Andrews Church will hold the opening euchre party of the season Thursday at the Parish House. Play will start at eight o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of
Pastor Hoffmans Move to Nelsonville Church
The Rev. C. W. Hoffman and his wife relocate from Miamisburg to Nelsonville today. He is assigned to the pastorate of the Nelsonville M. E. Church for the coming year and occupied the pulpit here for the first time last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
C. W. Hoffman
Miamisburg
Hoffman
M. E
Fine for First Auto Offense Is Reduced
Mayor Alex M Moore announced a reduction of the first offense fine for motorists running stop signs from five dollars to two. He cited new signs installed over summer and said fines are at the mayor's discretion with increased fines for repeated violations. in unusual cases no limit applies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex M. Moore
City Decorating Company to handle window fronts
The Athens Retail Merchants Association approves the City Decorating Company to decorate storefronts for business licenses during the state PTA convention in October. Officers say the firm has national experience but does not use the American flag in its decoration schemes for special gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Retail Merchants’ Association
Athens
Parent- Teacher Association
Merchants’ Association
Send Supplies To Storm Hit Islands
Food and medical supplies were sent by schooner to Bimini in the Bahamas today after a hurricane caused extensive damage. Homes and churches were damaged, harbor vessels wrecked, no deaths reported, but many homeless face suffering as word arrived by radio.
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Miami
Fla
U.R
Bimini
Bahama Islands
Open-Shop Coal Mines Pass 2000 Mark in Hocking Valley
More than 2,000 workers are employed in the open-shop mines of the Hocking and Sunday Creek Valleys with 23 mines active and 2,018 men at work. Daily coal load through Nelsonville yards runs about 50 cars totaling over 2,500 tons, and the district payroll nears $200,000 monthly.
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Nelsonville
Hocking
Sunday Creek
Nelsonville Yards
Schloss Explores Competitor Relations At Nelsonville Club
E C Schloss of Athens addressed the Nelsonville Rotary Club on improved cooperation among rivals. He contrasted today’s friendships with 25 years past and tied progress to chambers of commerce and service clubs. Guests included H C Clark Roy Hawk Ti Rosser and Edward Rosser.
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Nelsonville
Chamber of Commerce and Service Club
Schloss
H. C. Clark
Roy Hawk
Athens Club
Ti Rosser
Edward Rosser
Columbus Visitors and Returns Noted in Community Roundup
Mrs A B Johnson visited Columbus today while Miss Eva Smith and Berry Pritchard also spent time in Columbus. Mrs Etta Conaway returned to Montgomery West Virginia after weeks with local friends. Arlie and Lucille Fiske and Rev Harvey Howard traveled to Columbus area. Mr Howard, 83, made solo return via Athens from Bainbridge Ros County. Mr and Mrs N B Moschell of Cleveland stayed with local hosts Harold and Stanley Mechem. Iva Hanning returned to Columbus after visiting Mrs E E Bell.
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A. B. Johnson
Columbus
Etta Conaway
Montgomery
W. Va
Eva Smith
Berry Pritchard
Arlie Fiske
Lucille Fiske
Harvey Howard
Nelsonville
John Williamson
Bainbridge
Ross County
Howard
Athens
N. 8. Moschell
Cleveland
Harold Mechem
Stanley Mechem
Iva Hanning
E. E. Bell
Arrest Man Today On Pretense Charge
Thom as Coury was arrested this morn ing by Acting Chief of Police Charles Maple for authorities in Chillicothe. Coury was taken to Chillicothe this afternoon. William Shuff was fined $5 for failing to observe a red light and ordered to report to court by Acting Chief Maple. E. Morand was fined $10 and costs when arraigned last night on intoxication charges.
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Thomas Coury
Charles Maple
Chillicothe
Coury
William Shuff
Shuff
Court
Washington Streets
E. Morand
James Lewis
Small Places on Lake Suffer Badly
Ten bodies recovered around Lake Okeechobee with hurricane floodwaters drowning residents. Seven northern shore residents remain missing amid higher eastern shore losses estimated at about 75. Communist Workers Party tickets face ballot rejection in Ohio unless required signatures are submitted within 1 to 2 days.
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Fort Pierce
Fla
U.P
Lake Okegchobee
Columbus
Communist Workers Party
Ohio
Brown
Child Dies Eight-Month-Old Son Of Delongs In Floodwood
Nelsonville report says Oral D. Delong eight months old died yesterday at home of his parents Mr and Mrs Stanley Delong in Floodwood. Funeral services set for Thursday at 2 pm at Floodwood Church with burial at Greenlawn. The family includes several other children.
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Mrs. Delong
Nelsonville
Oral D. Delong
Stanley Delong
Floodwood
Greenlawn
Woman's Home Missionary Society Meeting Notice
The Woman's Home Missionary Society of the M. E. Church will meet with Mrs. John Zeller on East Franklin Street at 7 o'clock Friday evening. Members are asked to bring or send their dues due.
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Woman's Home Missionary Society of the
M. E. Church
John Zeller
East Franklin Street
Dinner guests at the Howard home referenced in Newark and Coshocton
Mr and Mrs Andrew Bagent with five children from Newark and Mrs Clara Moody from Coshocton were dinner guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs Ed Howard. Also present were Mrs Ed Barstow and two sons from Buchtel Miss Gilberta Barstow and Arthur Evans of Columbus Mr and Mrs Arthur Barstow and two children of Athens.
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Andrew Bagent
Newark
Clara Moody
Coshocton
Ed Howard
Howard
Ed Barstow
Buchtel
Gilberta Barstow
Arthur Evans
Columbus
Arthur Barstow
Athens
Rainbow Class holds wiener roast at Fort Street home
Mrs. S. B. Lane entertained the Rainbow Class of the Christian Sunday School at a wiener roast Tuesday evening at her Fort Street home. A pleasant social evening was noted. Mrs. N. S. Moschell of Cleveland was a guest.
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Stella Jewett
C. FE. Jewett
Harry Jackson
Henry Lancaster
Martha
M. E. Sunday School
H. E. Zuber
R. R. Stalter
Ralph Parks
S. 8. Lane
Rainbow
The
Christian Sunday School
Fort Street
N. S. Moschell
Cleveland
Boy crushed by truck in tag game on way home
Norman Davis, 10, died after a tag game on the way home from school when a heavy truck ran over him in Dayton. The accident occurred yesterday afternoon as children played near the street.
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Dayton
Norman Davis
Plea for Help Reaches Navy Over Virgin Islands Sufferers
Washington September 19 a plea for assistance to hurricane sufferers in the Virgin Islands arrived at the Navy Department from Col Waldo Evans governor general.
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Washington
U.R
Virgin Islands
Navy Department
Waldo Evans
Local News Highlights from Richland Avenue Area
Richland Avenue notes report funeral attendance for Dr Parker in New England and travel updates as Mr and Mrs Ator depart for Washington. Families move and visit relatives, with G M Jack hosting a week end visit and Charles Bolin adding a new room in Allendale. P T A to host Friday supper funding playground equipment.
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Delph Parker
Dr. Parker
New England
B. F. Cline
Columbus
G. M. Jack
Jack
Russell Carmeh
Charles Leighty
Genevera Mansfield
Nebraska
Colorado
Charles Bolin
Allendale
G. W. Shaffer
Virgil Davis
Athens
Parent-Teacher Association
Regular doctor visits urged for prevention by Ohio State dean
Dr. J. H. Upham, dean of the Ohio State University Medical College, urged periodic medical examinations at the Athens County Medical Association meeting in Nelsonville. He compared body care to car maintenance and said thorough tests can reveal early diseases like diabetes, improving health outcomes. Plans for a November district meeting in Nelsonville were announced with invitations to Ohio physicians.
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J. H. Upham
Medical College
Ohio State University
Athens County Medical Association
A. L. Pritchard
Nelsonville
Upham
Dr. Upham
The
Medical Association
T. A. Copeland
Athens
Ohio
Copeland
First Issue of Athens County School News
The first issue of the Athens County School News is a 20 page magazine sized paper issued for teachers and the public schools. It includes greetings from J L Clifton rector of education a reply from H R McVay county superintendent and an account of Miss Mabel Ballentine and party trip to Washington. It also lists the Athens County Public Schools organization staff open court basketball schedule and a complete list of eighth grade graduates in Athens County for 1928.
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Athens County Sch News
J. L. Clifton
H. R. McVay
Mabel Ballentine
Washington
Athens County Public Schoola
Athens County
Athens and Canaan Granges Plan Joint Meeting Debating Rural Police
A joint Athens and Canaan Granges gathering is set for 7 30 p m Thursday September 20 at Jackville School House. The program features a debate on the resolution We Need Rural Police with teams led by Ralph Barker Vernon Shaw Jia Russ for the affirmative and Ray Starling Olaf Allen and Mary Faye Easterling for the negative. A musical program will be presented by grange members and women of the Athens grange are asked to bring sandwiches.
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Athens and
Canaan
Jackville
Ralph Barker
Vernon Shaw
Jia Russ
Ray Starling
Olaf Allen
Mary Faye Easterling
Athens
More Than 600 Die in Guadeloupe Hurricane
Paris reports the West Indian hurricane claimed 660 lives in Guadeloupe. The French ministry of colonies started relief efforts to feed and shelter the homeless and prevent epidemics by spraying disinfectant in ruined towns and villages.
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Paris
U.ri
Guadeloupe
Ministry of Colonies
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Chicago
Capone
Auto Tire & Gas CO
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Chestnut & Harper Sts
Missionary Meeting
Ernestine Schumann-Heink
New York City
al Smith
New Yorker
Hiker
Retty
Wloveda Boyle
Okmulgee
Okla
Oil City
Robert McCormick
Akron
McCormick
Talmadge
Franklin
Big Ben
Verselling
PUK
Richland Avenue
John Ator
Washington, D. C
C. L. Johnson
Wiams
Herciel Bolin
William Smith
G. R. Shaffer
Gaston
Embree Park
Kalap Riei
Logan
Pine Souvillery Goods
Baalmann
Cline Pharmacy
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