Officers Raid Glouster Home in Liquor Bust
Constable Harry Dalton Deputy Sheriff Wayne Wingett and Traffic Officer Wilson Ator raided the Glouster home of Charles Holbert Saturday night finding fifty booties of beer two kegs of mash bottle stoppers and materials for manufacturing liquor. Holbert pleaded guilty to possession of intoxicating liquor in Justice of the Peace Carl H Porter court and was fined 100 and costs which were paid. Several alleged customers were in the Holbert home at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles ‘Holbert
Glouster
Harry Dalton
Wayne Wingett
Wilson Ator
Court of Justice of the Peace
Carl H. Porter
Holbert
Hobert
Four Die When Train Strikes Car En Route to Theater
Four youths from Akron and nearby girls bound for Cleveland to see a show were killed when their car was struck by a southbound Pennsylvania train at Ward's Crossing near Bedford. Driver Samuel Bensinger Jr and passengers Harold Diehl Bernice Camp and Floyd Springston died. witnesses said traffic was heavy and glare from headlights and signals may have misled the driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
U.R
Akron
Pennsylvania
Ward's Crossing
Bedford
Samuel Bensinger, Jr
Harold A. Diehl
Bernice Camp
Flogsie
Pennsylvania Railroad
Hiker-Killer Before Summit Grand at Akron
Summit County Grand Jury will hear second degree murder charges against Lovedale Cranberry who fatally wounded Robert Cormick in Akron. Miss Boyle entered a plea of not guilty after saying she shot Cormick when attacked in a car she had been given a ride in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Summit County Grand Jury
Lovedale
Cranberry
Padf
Robert Cormick
Boyle
Davies
Summit Into
Mick
Oklahoma
Pennsylvania
Butt Dinner In Nelsonville For Columbus Guests
Entertainer Mr and Mrs J M Butt hosted a six oclock Sunday dinner in Nelsonville with Mrs Charles Anders Mr and Mrs Ed Crusher Mr and Mrs Harley Fraz ee Mr and Mrs Howard Beavers and two children Miss Ella Johnson all of Columbus plus Mrs Ida Rosser and Mr and Mrs Bert Young of Nelsonville attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
J. M. Butt
Charles Anders
Ed Crusher
Harley Frazee
Howard Beavers
Ella Johnson
Columbus
Ida Rosser
Bert Young
Dinner party hosted by Mr and Mrs Walter Green
Mrs Walter Green entertained at dinner Sunday evening at six o'clock. Guests included Mr and Mrs Joe Butt, Mrs George Jenkins and Miss Margaret Butt, Columbus, Mr and Mrs Clarence Butt and son Bob, Dr and Mrs William McCullough, and Mr and Mrs Walter Green and son Don, all of Nelsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Walter Green
Joe Butt
George Jenkins
Margaret Butt
Columbus
Clarence Butt
Bob
William McCullough
Don
End of Week Hosteses Dine In Akron Home
Mr. and Mrs. B. M entertained at dinner to celebrate the birthday of Mrs. Hans of Akron. The couple hosted guests including Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hans and other home folks as the week closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Leo Hans
Akron
B. Mably
Hans
Homecraft Sewing Club Hosts Comfort Tying Session
Members of the Homecraft Sewing Club met with Mrs. Florence Lash Friday evening for a comfort tying. Attendees included Miss Muriel Traugh Miss Mary Linton Mrs Telonia Tignor Mrs Cora Tignor Mrs Alma Ruscoe Mrs Margaret Bowers Mrs Blanche Stanley Mrs Myrtle Matheny and the hostess, with Mrs Elizabe th Traugh as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homecraft Sewing Club
Florence Lash
Muriel Traugh
Mary Linton
Telonia Tignor
Cora Tignor
Alma Ruscoe
Margaret Bowers
Blanche Stanley
Myrtle Matheny
Elizabeth Traugh
Jurors Called in Court Here Today for Second Trial
Eleven jurors were called in Athens County Common Pleas Court to decide Ora Randolph versus Clarence Humphrey administrator of the estate of Nora and John W. Johnson. The action seeks money for care of the elderly, with a May 25 first verdict partly set aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
John W. Johnson
Nora Johnson
John Cook
Arthur Hunter
Otto Bethel
Plarence Brown
Frank McDaniel
John Swart
Frank Rivers
William Yash
H. M. McKinley
Willian Perry
H. Lancaster
Faculty Has Picnic At Crystal Springs
The annual Ator family picnic took place at Crystal Springs on Sunday. Attendees included Herman Ator and family from Athens, Gilbert and Conrad, C O Lillie and son, Earl Ator and two children, Irene Ator, Clyde Beverage and family, Orlo Ator of Logan, with guests C B Beverage, Mrs William Ruston of Athens, and Mrs V A Daub of Findlay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ator
Crystal Springs
Herman Ator
Gilbert
Conrad
Athens
Kk. D
O. Lillie
Earl Ator
Irene Ator
Clyde Beverage
Orlo Ator
Logan
Women's Clubs Endorse Imperial Service Rat Extermination
City Federation of Women's Clubs has completed an investigation of the Imperial Service System for killing rats and endorses and sponsors the work under W. Terry. The federation urges citizen cooperation with the program for community benefit. Signed by Mrs. John Finsterwald president and Mrs. A F Wagner secretary. Athens City Council support promised by Mr C Woodworth president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperial Service System
City Federation of Women's Clubs
W. Terry
John Finsterwald
Mra. A
Kh. C. Woodworth
Mr. Woodworth
Mrs. Fanny Herrold Dies Sudden in Nelsonville
Mrs. Fanny Monks Herrold, 47, wife of railroad man John Herrold, died suddenly at home in Nelsonville from cerebral hemorrhage. Survived by husband, three daughters Ruth Richards Wilma and Catherine Herrold, a son Robert Herrold, three grandchildren, sister Ella Hanson and brother A. J. Monks. Funeral Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. Christian Church with Rev. K H McKorkle. burial Greenlawn.
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Nelsonville
Fanny Monks Herrold
John Herrold
Chestnut Street
Ruth Richards
Wilma
Catherine Herrold
Robert Herrold
Springfield II
Ella Hanson
A. J. Monks
Columbus
Christian Church
K. H. McKorkle
Buria
Greenlawn
Sunday Guests and Local Travels Chronicle Community Notes
A long list of residents and visitors appears in this week’s society notes. Families from Columbus Steubenville Smithfield and New Marshfield join locals for Sunday gatherings and trips. Charles Parry Oliver Jewett witnessed a ball game in Cleveland.
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John Johnson
Columbus
Ned Stanley
Jo Ann
Mary Flo
Charles Garlinger
Fred Smith
Steubenville
Clarence Hall
Smithfield
W. J. McConaha
Poplar Street
Charles Parry
Oliver Jewett I
Cleveland
New York
C. E. Weltzheimer
Paul
Ironton
H. Lickens
Paul Weltzheimer
Ohio State University At
Maxine Weinrich
Vigo
Forrest Claypool
Stanley Jones
Chillicothe
Earl Baker
Glenn Allen
Walter Dersher
Corning
George Schottlekorb
James Cavanaugh
Two Suspects Captured After Security Theft
Boston story of a $1,000,000 security theft from financier Howard Clark Davis. Emma Bennett, his secretary, reports the loss after two men were chased and arrested in the South End. Police recovered $25,000 in securities at the capture scene. Davis is abroad in Winnipeg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
U.R
Howard Clark Davis
Emma _ Bennett
Davis
South End
Miss Bennett
Winnipeg Man
Girl Scouts Meet in Athens to Plan Fall Work
Troop 1 of the Girl Scouts in Athens will hold a meeting with Captain Elizabeth Faubian at 7 o'clock tonight at the Girl Scout Little House on Mill Street to discuss fall plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Athens
Elizabeth Faubian
Girl Scout Little House
Mill Street
Birth day dinner honors Higgins family in Athens
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Baker attended a birthday dinner in Athens honoring E. F. Higgins. Verna Mitlholland and Frank Seibert visited family in Columbus, while Ed Tucker Walbridge and Hyla Harrold also spent time with relatives there. Jake Seibert’s illness in University Hospital kept the Seibert family in Columbus nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Baker
Athens
E. F. Higgins
Orlando Mitlholland
Verna
Higgins
Clarence Williams
Will Wright
Columbus
Hyla Harrold
Elza Hellyer
C. A. Stover
Lillian
Everett Giesey
Baltimore
Beatrice Higgins
BE. Reynolds
Florence Nye
Westerville
Frank Patton
Ed Tucker Walbridge
King Family Visit Highlights Wellston and Wellsburg
Miss Mary King of Wellston and her twin sister Mrs. John Francis Traubert Ellen King visit with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Hugh F. King. Their baby daughter Mary Ellen of Wellsburg, West Virginia also joins the trip. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh King and M. A. Barry of Wellston spent Sunday with Hugh King's parents in Buchtel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary King
Wellston
John Francis Traubert
Ellen King
Mary Ellen
Wellsburg
W. Va
Hugh F. King
W. P. King
M. A. Barry
Hugh King
Buchtel
Jap Kills Boy In Revenge Motive Unveiled In Confession
Honolulu dispatch reports from a confession by Utaka Fukunagai, a kidnapper and slayer, admitting he murdered 10 year old Gill Jamie to avenge himself against the bank where the boy’s father worked. The full confession remains unreleased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy
Honolulu
U.R
Ett
Utaka Fukunagai
Gill Jamieson
Gill
United Press
Court of Appeals to Convene Wednesday in Athens County
The district Court of Appeals will convene Wednesday, September 26, per T. H. Morgan, clerk of the Athens County Common Pleas Court. Seven cases will be submitted this session. four on error and three on appeal of verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of Appeals
T. H. Morgan
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Morgan
Court of Appeals
Woman killed in Columbus head-on crash
Mrs May Arnold aged 38 of Columbus died from a fractured skull and five others were seriously injured when the car carrying them collided head-on with a vehicle driven by Arthur Douglas of Columbus late last night The accident occurred in Columbus and authorities investigated the fatal crash
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.P
May Arnold
Arthur Douglas
Spider bite linked to gardener’s death at Ohio State Fair
Henry A. Keely, 68, a gardener at the Ohio State Fair Grounds, died yesterday. He had been bitten by a black Cuban spider three years earlier, the bite cited as the indirect cause of his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.R
Henry A. Keely
Ohio State Fair Grounds
Keely
Voting precincts moved in Nelsonville district four
Nelsonville Sept 24 precincts 2 3 and 4 of Ward 4 have been rearranged to better serve voters. West side Chestnut Street residents will vote at the Second and Third Street voting houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Chestnut Street
Frost Brings First Breath of Season to Nelsonville Area
Nelsonville and nearby areas recorded the season’s first frost as of dawn with the thermometer at the Hocking Valley Freight Depot showing 33 degrees at 6:00 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Hocking Valley
Ladies Auxiliary Dugan Post sells Christmas cards for hospital quota
Nelsonville residents are asked to support the Ladies Auxiliary of Dugan Post American Legion as they raise this year’s hospital quota by selling Christmas cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Ladies’ Auxiliary of
Dugan Post
American Legion
Nelsonville delegates attend Knights of Pythias State Convention
W D Wolfe Gilbert Smith and Charles Strum travel to Cleveland for the Knights of Wythias State Convention Strum represents Murray City Lodge while Wolfe and Smith attend as delegates from Valley Lodge Nelsonville and are noted as attendees in this se
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
W. D. Wolfe
Gilbert Smith
Charles Strum
Cleveland
Knights of Wythias
Strum
Murray City
Wolfe
Smith
Valley Lodge
First Frost Stops in Southeastern Ohio Report
First frosts of the year were reported in several sections of Southeastern Ohio with heavy levels for the fall season. The 31 degree low was not reached at Amesville by 6 a.m. and temperatures fell over 25 degrees overnight before warming to 51 by 11 a.m. Motors groaned as shafts shifted and furnaces and gas heaters were fired up to combat the chill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
I. W. Gibson
Amesville
Flood Toll Reported in Mexico City Region
Fifty lives are reported lost in the Tuxpam flood region with unconfirmed advices to Excelsior. Dispatches from Jalisco and Mayarit describe extensive flood and storm damage along the west coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Tuxpam
Excelsior
Jalisco
Mayarit
Cooper and Clark to Speak at Fremont Rally
Ohio gubernatorial nominee Myers Y. Cooper and Mrs. Hugh Clark national Republican committeewoman will address an October 19 rally at the Fremont Theater sponsored by the Sandusky County Republican Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Myers Y. Cooper
Ohio
Hugh Clark
National Republican Committee
Fremont Theater
Sandusky County
Republican Club
Crown Prince Humbert to Wed Princess Marie Jose
The engagement of Crown Prince Humbert and Princess Marie Jose of Belgium will likely be announced in about six weeks, according to United Press informed by good authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Humbert
Marie Jose
Belgium
United Press
Death of Corning resident after appendicitis operation
George Schottiekorb aged 35 of Corning died Friday night at Grant Hospital Columbus following an appendicitis operation. Funeral services were held at United Brethren Church in iborning at 2 this afternoon, with burial in Miller Town cemetery near Corning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
George Schottiekorb
Corning
Grant Hospital
Columbus
United Brethren Church
Iborning
Millertown
Frank E Wolfe Dies in California Home
A message from Glouster Ohio reports the death of Frank E Wolfe at his Los Angeles home. Funeral services were held in Ojai California with burial there. He leaves a wife a daughter Frances Orpha 11 and a son from a previous marriage. His health had been poor for some time. A L Johnson brother in law from Trimble Route 1 traveled to Los Angeles.
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Glouster
Vinnie Johnson
Trimble
Frank E. Wolfe
Los Angeles
Calif
Ojai
Wolfe
Frances Orpha
A. Lb. Johnson
City observes Yom Kippur. many stores closed
In Glouster on September 24 stores in the city closed for Yom Kippur, the Jewish religious holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Hoover Campaign Dispatches Claim Campaign Progress
Hoover, at his desk in Washington, faced spokesmen after critics accused him of distorting speeches. Hubert Work denounced Smith for misrepresenting Hoover and deleting portions of speeches while George Akerson defended Hoover’s temperance record. The Republican text book touts labor gains since 1910s and credit for creating millions of jobs through the unemployment conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Hubert Work
Republican National Committee
George Akerson
Hoover
Business Papers
Work
Smith
Denver
Commerce Department
Mr. Hoover
Akerson
Bruce
Maryland
United States
America
Jail Break Foiled At Athens County Jail
Six prisoners tried to dig out of the Athens County jail by removing earth near a rear wall using bank parts as tools. Sheriff William Williams and Deputy Sheriff Wayne Wingett nabbed them around 8 30 p m after guards spotted a suspended string, believed to signal the plan. The group included two brothers Charles and William Wiskiver and four others: Clarence Christy Reese Harvey Sanford Williams and Ray Palmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
William Williams
Wayne Wingett
Williams
Wingett
Charles
William Wiskiver
Nelsonville
Clarence Christy
Reese Harvey
Sanford Williams
Ray Palmer
Helen Wills Beats Brown in Missouri Exhibition
Helen Wills lost the first two sets 7-5 6-0 to Wray D. Brown of Missouri Valley Tennis Champion in St. Louis. She then teamed with Ted Exggman to defeat Brown and Karl Hodge 7-5 6-3 in a doubles exhibition.
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Helen Wills
ST. Louis
U.R
Wray D. Brown
Missouri
Ted Exggman
Cornell
Miss Wills
Brown
Karl Hodge
King Alfonso Arrives in London After Scottish Visit
King Alfonso of Spain and the Duke of Miranda arrived in London today after leaving Dunrobin Castle in Scotland where the royal party stayed as guests of the Duke and Duchess of Sutherland.
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London
U.P
Alfonso of
Spain
Duke of Miranda
Dunrobin Castle
Scotland
Duke
Duchess of Sutherland
Over 30 000 Attend Norton Field Fly Day
Sunday at Norton Field drew 39 320 people to see the Ford all metal tri motor monoplane. More than 3 000 automobiles lined roads nearby while 475 persons rode in 30 trips of about 25 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.P
Norton Field
Robberies Solved In Raids on Joints
Chicago police conducted raids on gambling houses and bootlegging establishments ordered by Police Commissioner William Russell. About 500 people were arrested Sunday and last night, with evidence and confessions linking to many robberies and major crimes from previous months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U.P
William Russell
Wounded Convict Is Taken to Jail Ward
Cleveland dispatch reports Paul Jaworski escaped convict and killer Patrolman Anthony Wiec corek was moved to the jail hospital ward from City Hospital’s prison ward due to improved condition and fears of a Minthead Gang rescue by former associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
U.pr
Paul Jaworski
Anthony Wieccorek
City Hospital
Senators Beat Columbus 12 8 in Season Finale
WUP Columbus and Louisville split their doubleheader on the season’s final day in Louisville. The Senators won game one 12 to 8 while the Colonels took game two 6 to 5. Columbus finished 68–100, .405, and Louisville 62–106, .369. Indianapolis claimed the American Association pennant with a 1–0 12 inning win over Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
WUP
Columbus
Senators
Colonels
Indianapolis
Toledo
Wanderers on Cable Lane Ordered Off by City Officials
Two carloads of gypsies encamped on Cable Lane above the Charles Cable residence were reported to Night Patrolman James Lewis. Acting Chief Charles Maples and City Safety Director Franz Woodworth ordered them to move, citing a city ordinance restricting encampments within the corporation limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Cable
Cable's Lane
James Lewis
C. R. Genter
Charles Maples
Franz Woodworth
Smith to Speak on Responsibility and Oil Scandals
Governor Alfred E. Smith, Democratic nominee, will address a Helena Montana audience on party responsibility amid oil scandal questions. Hoover denials cited, Curtis announces Cheyenne speech, laryngitis halts Idaho talk, Blaine opposes Hoover, Robinson rests after Southern tour, and Smith volunteers form to counter whispers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred E. Smith
Helena, Mont
Inquest Planned Into Wreck Near Granite City
An inquest will be held in Granite City today to investigate five deaths and 14 injuries from a Saturday night crash between an Alton and Eastern freight train and an open bus carrying 30 passengers bound for a revival meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granite City
U.P
Alton and Eastern
T Revival
Republican and Smith Meet in Denver Tonight
Curtis and Smith cross paths in Denver on the western campaign tour. Curtis plans to rebut Smith's Omaha speech and challenge his Denver power address as they resume their roving dueling appearances across Colorado, Nebraska, and Oklahoma City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis
Cheyenne
Wyo
U.P
Alfred E. Smith
Charles Curtis
Denver
Colo
Omaha
Oklahoma City
Smith
Omaha Farm
Denver Power
Unidentified man believed run down by hit-skip driver
In Parma on state road last night an unidentified man was struck by a hit-skip driver and later found dead. The body remained at the county morgue today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
State Road
Parma
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Buchtel News
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Clarence Darrow
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Wisconsin
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