Dr Landrith to form Allied Citizens unit in Nelsonville
Nelsonville hosts Dr Ira Landrith promoter of Allied Forces to organize a local Allied Citizens unit at a 3 p m meeting Wednesday Sept 28 at First Christian Church. The drive aims to enroll supporters of the Eighteenth Amendment across cities and states with leaders touring to extend enrollment and pre election campaigning. Allied Citizens includes Allied Women Allied Business Men and Allied Youth led by Patterson Morey and Fred Stripp respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Ira Landrith
Ednesday
First Christian Church
John J. Scott
Landrith
Daniel A. Poling
Hoover
Dr. Poling
Roosevelt
Allied Citizens
Jean Rushmore Patterson
Washington, D. C
Arthur T. Morey
St. Louis
Fred &. Stripp
University of California
Dinner honors Mrs Hallett on birthday anniversary
Mr and Mrs James A Hallett of West Washington Street entertained at dinner Sunday in honor of Mrs Halletts birthday anniversary which occurred on Saturday Guests included Mr and Mrs Linder Davis Mrs Dana Baer and children from Minersville Ohio Mr and Mrs Hal fett and children James Jr and Garma Heffner
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Hallett
West Washington Street
McCreary Recovering After Appendectomy
Gerald McCreary who had an appendectomy at Sheltering Arms Hospital Athens is reported to be recovering satisfactorily. His parents Mr and Mrs F E McCreary accompanied him to the hospital and Mrs McCreary will stay until tonight or Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Gerald McCreary
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
F. E. McCreary
Pile Sufferers urged to use Hemroid tablets
Advert says internal remedy removes bad blood circulation in the lower bowel to cure piles. Hemroid tablets prescribed by Dr J S Leonhardt stimulate circulation, purge thick blood and restore damaged tissue. Quick’s Cut Rate and druggists promote Hemroid with money back guarantee if relief isn’t found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Leonhardt
Adv
Customs of India Topic Delights Local Youth Group
Nelsonville report. J C Perkins a graduate student from Oberlin College Seminary spoke to 60 Young People Society members on Indian customs and people before a Presbyterian church group. Perkins born in India and raised in the United States pursues ministry while leading a Millfield church project. The program included piano solos by Martha Sheppard Lee Galvin and Helen Weltzheimer and a discussion on the Untouchables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
J. C. Perkins
Oberlin College Seminary
India
Young People's Society of the
Presbyterian Church
Perkins
Princeton
Oberlin
Millfield
Martha Sheppard
Lee Galvin
Helen Weltzheimer
Harriett Whitemore
Lloyd Evans
Frank Knox
Injured in Crash Near Kimberly Mine
Nelsonville Sept 26 Kimberly Hanning was taken to Cherrington Hospital Logan after a car wreck near the Kimberly Mine late Saturday. The car went off an embankment and overturned. Hanning suffered nonserious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Herschel Hanning
Kimberly
Cherrington Hospital
Logan
Hanning
Nelsonville man pleads guilty to reckless driving
Frederick Stellhorn of Columbus was arraigned for reckless driving and failing to obey police signals. He pleaded guilty to both charges and was fined $25 plus costs for reckless driving and $10 plus costs for the second complaint. Stellhorn was arrested by Police Chief George Bateman after a Friday night chase on West Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Frederick Stellhorn
Columbus
Steilhorn
George Bateman
West Washington Street
Reverend Metzer to Preach at Circleville Church
The Rev. Metzer of Circleville will preach at the Independent Holiness Church in Nelsonville located at Poplar and Watkins Streets. The sermon is set for Tuesday night at 7:30 o clock with a public invitation extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Metzer
Circleville
Independent Holiness Church
Poplar
Watkins Streets
Nine year old Marion Henry honored at Deanville party
A surprise Sunday party for Marion Jean Henry was hosted by her mother Mrs. Marie Henry at her grandfather Perry Hutchison's home in Deanville. Nineteen guests attended with a refreshment course and party games provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Jean Henry
Perry Hutchison
Deanville
Marie Henry
West Washington Street
Woman's Relief Corps to Meet at I O O F Hall Tonight
The Woman's Relief Corps will meet at the I O O F Hall tonight at 7 30 o clock Arrangements for the district convention to be held in Athens on October 8 will be made
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Relief Corps
I. O. O. F. Hall
Athens
Household Sewing Club meets at Miss Traugh home
The Household Sewing Club gathered at Miss Muriel Traugh's home on Wednesday night for a brief business session led by president Mrs. Goldie Wood followed by social time and bingo. Luncheon served to members Bessie Tucker Viola Keplar Anna Ruscoe Florence Lash Jennie Powell Goldie Wood Miss Traugh and guest Elizabeth Traugh. Next meeting will be hosted by Alma Ruscoe on Adams Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Household Sewing Club
Muriel Traugh
Goldie Wood
Bingo
Bessie Tucker
Viola Keplar
Anna Ruscoe
Florence Lash
Jennie Powell
Miss Traugh
Elizabeth Traugh
Alma Ruscoe
Adams Street
Local families visit relatives in Columbus and nearby towns
Mr and Mrs La Mar Foreman and Ruth Woodruff along with Betty Palmer visited Miss Bertha Nixon and relatives. Athens residents Mr and Mrs Joe Mathewson and sons Bobby and Joe were here at week’s end. Doris Woodruff Jerles and son returned to Byesville after visiting Mrs Delbert Walls and Bertha Nixon. Others traveling to Columbus included Dr Jerles with family, Don Davis and children, Leighton Aumiller and son, and Dr W S Rhodes with Mr Dyer Minner. Mrs William Morgan vacationed in Columbus visiting Vance Morgan C R Fisher families. Rosser party and Becky Ann joined Harry Stewart household in Columbus Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Jerles
Doris Woodruff
Byesville
Delbert Walls
Bertha Nixon
Jerles
Don Davis
Bob
Ellen
Athens
T. J. Davis
Leighton Aumiller
Columbus
Rhodes
Bill
Dyer Minner
William Morgan
Vance Morgan
C. R. Fisher
Ti Rosser
Katherine Gilmore
Ed Rosser
Republican Faces Trial In Cleveland Embezzlement Case
Maurice Maschke veteran leader of the Cuyahoga County Republican organization and former national committee man from Ohio goes on trial in Common Pleas Court with five other defendants charged with embezzling $177,273.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Maurice Maschke
Cuyahoga County
Republican Organization
National
Belmont County Workers Return from Mine 267 Visit
Six Belmont County men arrived in Glouster to work at Mine 267 but chose to return home after learning of local conditions. They slept in the city jail Saturday night rather than depart Sunday morning. The spokesman cited a supposed local miner shortage and said more Belmont County men planned to come. Some eastern Ohio workers also returned home on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Belmont County
Hunterdon
Ohio
Route 13 Opened Over Week End
GLOUSTER Sept 26 Through courtesy of paving contractors Route 13 between this city and Trimble was opened to traffic Saturday night and remained open over Sunday, doing away with the detour from Trimble via Congress Run over Walnut Hill. The road was closed this morning but paving in Trimble is expected to finish today or tomorrow and the Trimble road will be opened permanently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Trimble
Congress
Walnut Hill
Grouster
Emancipation Day Flag Display Praised by Delegation
In Glouster on Emancipation Day a delegation praised local business men for mounting uniform flags along High Street. The display, visible to the colored community, was described as greatly appreciated and fitting the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
High Street
Seibert Stiff Takes Post at Gibson Pharmacy in Athens
Seibert Stiff of Glouster has moved to Athens to join Gibson Pharmacy as a staff member, assuming duties late this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Seibert Stiff
Athens
Gibson Pharmacy
Local Union 1205 to Elect Officers at Millfield
A notice posted in Glouster announces Local Union 1205 will meet in Millfield this afternoon at 5:20 for electing officers and various committees at the Millfield Mine 6 union seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Millfield
Millfield Mine 6
Eastern Star to Meet Glouster Tuesday Evening
The Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star will hold its meeting Tuesday night at 7 30 o clock announced by Mrs C B Dillon worthy matron Refreshments will be served after the business session
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star
Glouster
Order of Eastern Star
C. B. Dillon
Mrs. Hoover Fixes Red Cross Sewing Machine
Mrs. Hoover visited a Red Cross sewing room to fix a stubborn machine. After multiple attempts and a repairman's help she finally started the machine and sewed a child’s dress seam amid cheering observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Red Cross
Government seeks subscriptions to weekly circular
The Commerce Department plans a paid subscription for The Business Situation at Home and Abroad after previously offering it free. It costs $1 a year to cover postage and printing, with stamps not accepted. Secretary Stimson, on his 65th birthday, received 10 new battleships, and a miniature Kellogg Pact fleet appeared at a dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Commerce
Stimson
Germany to rebuild military strength despite world appeasement
General Hans von Seeckt declares Germany will become a great military power again, urging that the world must accept German expansion as necessary. He cites financial limits but argues rearmament cannot be blocked and that Germany waited for others to reduce armaments without result. He speaks from his Bavarian estate during a UPI interview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Gilching
Bavaria
U.R
Germany
Hans von Seeckt
Hohenzollerns
von Seeckt
Manchuria General Honjo Scene Amid Sealed Drink Incident
A soldier waves a Japanese flag labeled General Honjo directing troops in Manchuria. An accompanying guest offers the secretary a beer colored liquid that is sealed at both ends when lifted to the lips.
Monocled German Officer Urges Militia Reforms and Unity
Sived notes Germany did not seek equal arms and that neighbor disarmament would ease insecurity. He argues for security through reorganization and strengthening of armed forces, warns against extra outlay, and calls for closer ties between army and universities to rekindle military spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
von Seeckt
School Farm Work Cuts Student Costs
OSKALOOSA Iowa Sept 2 SP A plan at Penn College would have students work on the farm to earn 135 toward expenses and gain 15 graduation credits while Dormitory meals could be funded by farm profits. The Iowa Society of Friends discussed self supporting campus dining and farming operations to offset endowment shortfalls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oskaloosa
Penn College
Iowa Society of Friends
H. Clark Bedford
Penn
Three Die in Crash at Bradner Crossing
Three young Wellington residents died when their car hit a Hocking Valley freight train at a Bradner crossing. Mark Schofield, 22, died instantly. Miss Lillian Green, 22, a Wellington school teacher, and Harold F. Green, 22, a bank clerk, died of injuries.
Rescue Delayed As Storms Halt Nome Air Search
Rescue efforts off Nome Alaska were hindered by fierce storms over the Bering Sea for the overdue Japanese single motor Junkers monoplane Hochi Nichibet. Pilot Eichiro Baba departed Sabishiro Beach Japan at 1:27 p.m. Friday with a navigator and radio operator aiming for about 2600 miles to Nome in under 31 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nome
Alaska
Bering Sea
Hochi Nichibet
Sabishiro Beach
Japan
Sabishiro
Eichiro Baba
Baba
Despondent husband ends life in Island Park hall
Dayton Sept 26 Albert F Hulse 66 driven by grief over wife’s death hanged himself Sunday in a dance hall at Island Park. He bound a rope to a rafter and leaped from a table to end his life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Albert F. Hulse
Island Park
Hulse
Infirmary Fist Fight Leads to Inmate Death
Cincinnati authorities investigated a fatal fist fight between two Hamilton County Infirmary inmates over a window. One man died after the altercation and staff intervened. Authorities pursue details of the incident and potential disciplinary actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Hamilton County Infirmary
Public Costs Must Be Paved In the Future
Fred H. Clausen of Wisconsin told the National Tax Association that the nation's tax bill has declined from a 1931 high but remains high. He urged continued economy in federal, state, and local spending and cited reforms aimed at reducing veteran and other government costs, warning that more cuts are needed to maintain fiscal balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred H. Clausen
Wisconsin
The
National Tax Association
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Clausen
van Front Manufacturing Company
Hertecon
Wis
Marshall and Bettman speak at Ohio A A C P convention
Cincinnati September 26 Chief Justice Carrington T Marshall of the Ohio Supreme Court and Attorney General Gilbert Bettman spoke at the closing event of the state convention of the Association for the Advancement of Colored People.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Carrington T. Marshall
Ohio Supreme Court
Gilbert Bettman
Aasavelation For the Advancement of Colored People
Toledo Woman Hangs Self in Michigan Cottage
Toledo resident Tessie Muncon, 51, reportedly hanged herself from a bedpost in a Lakewood Michigan cottage, per a coroner’s report. The incident occurred in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Tessie Muncon
Lakewood
Mich
Oil Plays Part In Diplomacy Of Far East
Observers in Washington see Soviet oil fields shaping Far East diplomacy with Japan and Russia. A Japanese fuel supply arrangement could push Japan toward independence from American oil, harming U S exports and nudging Japan and Russia closer amid Kellogg and Nine Power Pact tensions. Russia, surprised by U S diplomacy delays, weighs recognizing Manchukuo but leans toward cautious talks while oil supply shifts influence regional power dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Far East
Washington
Russia
Japan
United States
State Department
Asia
Great Britain
France
Q-623 Relief for Neuritis and Rheumatic Pain Ad
An advertisement claims Q-623 a guaranteed prescription from a famous specialist relieves neuritis rheumatism arthritis belatica lumbago. It promises quick pain relief after a few doses and urges trying the remedy, sold at Quick's Cut Rate Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quick's Cut Rate
Ady
New York Mayor McKee Trades Limousine for Subway Life
Cameraman shows Mayor Joseph V. McKee riding the subway to City Hall after abolishing the presidential carriage. He walks to work, enters City Hall, and starts a busy day including salary cuts from 40000 to 25000, setting top salaries at 12000 for department heads, trimming 2 million from salaries over 2000, ending a city printing monopoly, and agreeing to meet a protesting Communist committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph V. McKee
New York City
Jimmy Walker
City Hall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dr. Landrith
Christian Church
Majestic
Rous
S . Li Po
Alison Skipworth
Richard Bennett
George Raft
Evalyn Knapp
Customs of India
Kimberly Man
Entertains Club
Joe Mathewson
Bobby
Joe
UNION
Mili
Frederick Kuhn
Wilhelm
St. James Palace
Marshal Foch
Franklin D. Roosevelt
William ©. McAdoo
McAdoo
California
Oregon
U. S
United States Chamber of Commerce
Patrongee Costa
Post Office Department
Department of Agriculture and Commerce
War and Navy Departments
Farm Board
America
Moscow
Manchuria
Vaesal
Manchukuo
New York
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!