Auto Wrecked West of Logan Early Sunday
A car with unidentified occupants left the Lancaster road west of Logan early Sunday, struck a severed telephone pole, then climbed a levee along the Hocking River before stopping at the riverbank. No injuries were found, and Lancaster garage crews removed the wreckage after motorists watched. Other notes include visiting relatives and a birth announcement in Logan.
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Logan
Lancaster Road
Juergensmeier Hill
Hocking
Lancaster
Burial of Isaac Hayward in Jackson
Burial was held at 1 30 today in Jackson for Isaac Hayward year old son of Mr and Mrs Lewis Morris of the Dicken addition. The child died Friday afternoon from cholera infantum.
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Lewis Morris
Logan
Jackson
Isaac Hayward
Dicken Addition
John B Shaw of Corning Dies After Operation
Logan Sept 16 An embolism caused the death of John B Shaw 72 Corning early Sunday at Cherrington hospital where he had been taken the day before for an operation He had suffered from stomach cancer for months Shaw a miner leaves a wife and three daughters Funeral preparations are under way at his home
Haydenville Couple Wed Under Magistrate Bright
George Ucker 19 day worker of Haydenville and Margaret Thompson 16 at home both listed as children of their parents were married by Magistrate E. E. Bright. Harold Nixon 21 oil worker of New Straitsville and Isabel Kokensparger 2 held at home in Gore also wed by Magistrate Bright.
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George Ucker
Haydenville
George Ucker, Sr
Margaret Thompson
Elmer Thompson
E. E. Bright
Harold Nixon
New Straitsville
George Nixon
Isabel Kokensparger
Gore
L. A. Kokensparger
Bright
Mrs Lewis Mock Fractures Ankle In Lancaster Road Jump
Mrs Lewis Mock sustained a fractured right ankle after leaping from a machine driven by her husband while driving to view a wreck on Lancaster road north of Logan. She was taken to Cherrington Hospital for treatment.
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Logan
Lewis Mock
Farbeann Couple Visits Logan Traffic Officer Family
Mr and Mrs J H Farbeann of New Straiteville traveled to Logan on Sunday to visit Traffic Officer Far beann and his family in a neighborhood callout.
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J. H. Farbeann
New Straiteville
Logan
Farbeann
Bridge Club Meeting At Bid-a-Bit Hosts Guests
The Bid-a-Bit bridge club met with Mrs. Phil Tschoppat on Friday evening. Substitute guests included Mrs. Jud Shriner, Mrs. L. Abell, Mrs. Elmer Tschoppat of Lancaster, and Mrs. Charles Smith.
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Bridge Club
Phil Tschoppat
Jud Shriner
L. Abell
Elmer Tschoppat
Lancaster
Charles Smith
Deaths in automobile crashes rise in U.S. cities
Washington reports a 6 percent rise in urban auto fatalities for the year ending September 10. In 77 cities auto deaths totaled 6,961 this year versus 6,462 last year. The rate was 21.6 per 100 000 population, marking a higher risk than the previous year.
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Washington
U.P
Department of Commerce
Mexican Beauty Queens Crowned by Kansas City Mexicans
Miss Elvira Lonzano and Miss Maria Ramirez crowned queens of a Kansas City Mexican festival honoring Mexico’s independence from Spain. The event marked the community celebration of the freedom anniversary with two local young women highlighted as queens.
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Mexico
Kansas City
Elvira Lonzano
Maria Ramirez
Spain
Widow to reenact her part in physician murder scene
Hammonton N J widow of Dr William Lilliendahl 43-year-old seeks to reenact her account of the holdup and shooting at the Indian Hill Road wood scene. She is held on 25660 bond as a material witness as gun experts test if the fatal bullet came from a .32 revolver found in Willis Beach Vineland home. Police uncovered two revolvers an automatic 39 shotguns rifles and ammo claimed by Beach s son Ray.
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Hammonton, N
William Lilliendahl
Lonely Wood Jate
Indian Hill Road
Clergyman Says Marriage Won’t Cure Frivolity
Rev Clinton C Cox of Drexel Park Presbyterian Church told his Chicago congregation that a marriage ceremony cannot change a frivolous girl into a faithful wife. He described frivolity as a disease of the itch for pleasure and social life ahead of all else.
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Chicago
U.R
Clinton C. Cox
Drexel Park Presbyterian Church
Pan Asiatic movement gains little traction in Philippines
United Press reports that despite signs of a growing pan Asiatic union, Filipino leaders and officials say radical groups have not taken root in the Philippines. Adm Summer Kittelle and others warn of plotted violence, while Manila records show extensive cross Asia contact among radicals and anti foreign agitators.
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Manila
Philippines
Quezon
United Press
Summer Kittelle
Secret Service
Asia
Dutch East Indies
Sun Pops Corn From Heat Week Before Last
F F Kittle of Athens sent an ear of corn to the Messenger office showing that it partly popped on the stalk during a week of hot weather. The ear was found at Bishopville after its husks dried and grains popped or blistered, with over 100 kernels affected.
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F. F. . Kittle
Athens
Messenger
TI. L. Falls
Bishopville
Kittle
Mr. Falls
Magnetic Springs
Detroit toddler Carol Beach tops three baby contests
Carol Jane Beach age 32 months of Detroit wins three baby contest entries at the Michigan State Fair with a score of 99.9 percent, a small birth mark keeping her from a perfect mark.
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Carol Jane Beach
Detroit
Cleveland Fifth City Population Named
Census estimates released in Washington place Cleveland at 984 500 residents, affirming its status as the nation’s fifth largest city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Washington
Public Sale Near Flora Ohio Details Livestock and Goods
Public sale at residence near Flora Meigs County Ohio on Thursday Sept 29 1927 starting at 10 am. Items include horses cattle sheep hogs machinery farm implements and household goods with many unlisted articles. Auctioneers Mrs Jennie C White and Chas McNamee note terms to be announced sale day.
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Flora, Meigs Co
Ohio
Jennie C. White
Chas. McNamee
Glouster All-Pros Triumph 10-0 Over McArthur
Glouster American Legion All-Pros defeated McArthur 10 to 0 at McArthur. Bert Grimm allowed four hits and earned the win while Snowball and Hemsley starred in defense. Hemsley and Rasp led the offense with multiple hits as Glouster heads to Beverly next week seeking more games.
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Glouster
American Legion
McArthur
Bert Grimm
Cumberland
Hardway
Foreman
Snowball
Short
Hemsley
Invaders
Pittsburgh Pirates
Harry Rasp
Beverly
Zanesville Greys
Lexington- Perry County
A. R. Fleger
Radcliff
Seewe
Prichitt
Brisker
F. Fleger
Ridge
Isget
George
E. Fleger
Weinberg
O 'McDanields
Mc Coy’s Tablets Promise Quick Weight Gain
An old advertisement touts Mc Coy’s Tablets as a remedy for anaemia and thinness. It claims a guaranteed gain of at least five pounds after four sixty cent boxes or two one dollar boxes if customers are not satisfied with health and weight improvements.
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McCoy
America
George Shust Sr. Heads Across Atlantic to Czecho Slovakia
George Shust Sr of Glouster begins a European journey stopping in Latrobe Pennsylvania for two days with his son George Jr. He sails from New York to Bremen Germany then travels overland to his native Czecho Slovakia for six weeks to two months before returning home.
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Glouster
George Shust
Shust
Latrobe
George, Jr
New York City
Bremen
Germany
Czecho- Slovakia
World Series games to be aired at local business place
Glouster residents will hear World Series baseball on radio from the T. D. McAfoos business place with likely radio horns connected, as used for the Tunney Dempsey fight, drawing hundreds of enthusiastic fans.
Opportunity to access game by game play
Readers are offered a chance to obtain detailed play by play for the games. The notice highlights orderly access to scoring events and player actions as the match unfolds.
BUTCHER RETURNS IN GLOUSTER AFTER 11 YEARS
L R Steinmetz returns to Glouster to oversee butchering for J Vr Stoecklein after 22 years with the company. He left for Akron 11 years ago and plans to bring his family to live on the Stoecklein farm east of town.
Residents and visitors span Columbus trip and Midwest visits
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Trimmer are spending two weeks in Columbus with their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs W J Johnson. Gar Biddison of Akron, a former Glouster resident, spent over Sunday with friends in this city. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Weldon and Mrs. John Myers of Bicknell Ind after visiting relatives in this city and at Nelsonville left Saturday by motor for home.
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Paul Kratzer
Angola
Ind
Logan
Clinton Webb
Kentucky
Zanesville
Joe Hartman
Springfield
Hartman
Martin Hartman
George Risch
Rockbridge
Lewis McGill
Gallagher Avenue
Lewis Blick
Lattimore
Sponagie
Sugar Grove
Kerwood Martin
Columbus
F. P. Martin
Samuel Blum
Enterprise
Capt
Allen
Athens
T. J. Sunderland
Hattie Golden
Elia Clark
Frank Trimmer
W. J. Johnson
Gar Biddison
Akron
Glouster
Ed Weldon
John Myers
Bicknell
Nelsonville
Stores in Glouster to Close for Jewish Holiday
GLOUSTER SEPT 26 Due to a Jewish holiday many stores will close this evening and stay shut all day Tuesday. Another holiday will cause closings for a day next week.
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Glouster
By The Way
The item notes Mack Sauer of The Watch Dog on staff at The Portsmouth Times and mentions W D Baker of Portsmouth seen in Athens on Sunday. It references Canonville as the old home and remarks about people moving away, ending with a partial line.
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Mack Sauer
Portsmouth Times
W. D. Baker
Portsmouth
Athens
Bill
Canonville
Sermon Preached Before State Convention in Portsmouth
M E Chattley has been called to Portsmouth to preach the big sermon before the Christian Church state convention in session this week where several delegates attend from the area.
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Portsmouth
Bill
M. E. Chattley
State Convention of the Christian Church
Poultry and Pig Clinic Planned by G L Taylor in Athens
Dr G L Taylor D V M poultry and swine specialist from Georg H Lee Co Omaha will hold a free clinic at Athens Chich Hatchery opposite Union Depot Wednesday afternoon at 1 o clock. County farmers are being informed. the event aims to reduce losses in poultry and pigs and to offer post mortem examinations for unthrifty stock. Dr Taylor will visit farms with hogs having contagious disease instead of accepting animals.
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G. L. Taylor
Georg H. Lee Company
Omaha
Athens
Chich Hatchery
Union Depot
United States
Taylor
Stop Getting Up Nights with PalmO Globules
An ad promises relief for bladder and prostate symptoms with PalmO Globules. It claims thousands have benefited and offers a free trial treatment SOLU to first-time buyers with no obligation or cost, from The Palm Company, Battle Creek, Mich.
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THE
Palmo Company
Dept
Battle Creek, Mich
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Corning
Alemite Transmission
Pickett
CLUB
Islands
Little Brown Brothers
William R. Kuhns
Majestic Sonare
Dressler
Polly Moran
Roebuck
Grimm, P
White
Brown
H. Rasp
Earich
McDonields
Withem
Grimm
Ty Foreman
Columbia
Warner Bros
Charles Heisner
Europe
Resino
Tf Vicks Doer
Jave
McPherson
A. D. McPherson
Rapid Shoe Repairing
W. Union ST
Willard
Automotive Battery & Electric Company K. of P. Bldg
Kirschbaum
P. Zenner Co
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