Presbyterians to Elect Two Elders in Nelsonville Meeting
Nelsonville April 2 two elders will be elected at the annual Presbyterian congregational meeting at the local church. John H Saltz and C W Backuss terms expired with both up for re election. The Rev Lloyd Evans completes six years as pastor in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Presbyterian Congregational
John H. Saltz
C. W. Backuss
Saltz
Backus
C. C. Sharp
C. E. Weltzheimer
J. R. Howe
L. R. Kelch
W. L. Hudson
Edward Johnson
Drs. N. Hill
H. H. Jer
George B. Johnson
William Anderson
P. C. Morris
Leland Nrieg
Lloyd Evans
King's Men to Meet at Howe Home on Friday Evening
The King's Men will gather at J. R. Howe's residence on West Columbus Street Friday at 7 o'clock. The Men's Prayer Band from Buchtel will attend and Ed Stevens from Buchtel will lead. The study focuses on Acts chapter 12 with visitors expected from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Howe
Columbus Street
Buchtel
Ed Stevens
Acts
Loyal Women Meet in West Columbus Street Home
The Loyal Woman's Class of the Christian Sunday School held its regular meeting Tuesday evening at Mrs. Lydia Otis’s home on West Columbus Street. Mrs. Sam Starkey presided, Miss Hyla Herrold led devotion, and 15 members plus five guests attended. The next meeting is set for Tuesday evening May 6 at Mrs. Crabtree’s, with Mrs. Albert Barber hosting on West Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Woman's Class
The
Christian Sunday School
Lydia Otis
West Columbus Street
Hyla Herrold
Sam Starkey
Crabtree
Albert Barber
West Washington Street
Hawley Smoot Tariff Bill Advances to Conference
Washington April 2 The Hawley Smoot tariff bill moves toward conference after House leaders plan to send it to the conference phase. Farm Bloc Republicans seek instant votes on provisions while Democrats accuse a gag rule. Conferees will iron out differences on sugar cement lumber and shingles before any final rate decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.R
Congress
House
Senate
War Hero Believed Dead Found Alive in Algeria Prison
Merlen Pritchard, a World War veteran once reported killed and buried at Vincennes, Ind., is alive in an Algerian prison of the French Foreign Legion. His mother Mrs. Eliza Pritchard of Cushing, Oklahoma, and other veterans seek President Hoover’s help to secure his release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincennes
Ind
Merlen Pritchard
Algiers
French Foreign Legion
Eliza Pritchard
Cushing
Okla
Hoover
Professor Houf speaks at Nelsonville Rotary Ladies Night
Professor Horace Houf of Ohio University spoke at the Nelsonville Rotary Club Ladies Night last evening. The dinner began at 6 14 in the Presbyterian Church social rooms. President William Morgan introduced the speaker. Houf, a former minister, described experiences inside looking out from his pastorate. Prof Thomas Hoover of Ohio University also attended as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Horace Houf
Ohio University
Athens
Presbyterian Church
William Morgan
Houf
Thomas Hoover
Department of History
Sunbonnets to Stage Comeback in Nelsonville High Operetta
Nelsonville Senior High School presents The Sunbonnet Girl on Friday April 11 telling the tale of Susan Clifton an orphaned girl echoing Cinderella. The plot follows her struggle to enter a musical contest with no proper clothes and a surprise ending amid a love theme and colorful characterization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Nelsonville Senior High School
Susan Clifton
Susan
Esther Class social committee plans church social event
Officers and members of the Esther Class social committee met Tuesday evening with Miss Ethel Rosser at 31 Short Street. They organized a social meeting to be held at the church Monday evening and served refreshments during a social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther
The
Christian Sunday School
Ethel Rosser
Short Street
Bus Hit By Train Kills Two Stevedores In Baltimore
A bus carrying 18 colored stevedores to work was struck by a Western Maryland electric train in Baltimore on April 2, killing two men and injuring 11 others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
U.P
W. B. and
Methodist Sunday School Class March Party Held
The S. S. Class of the Methodist Church hosted a March party at Mrs. C. L. Stout’s Fayette Street home with 28 members attending. Mrs. Effie Bardin and Mrs. Elizabeth Pidcock assisted, and the program was led by Mrs. Bland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. S
Methodist Church
Charles Monks
C. L. Stout
Fayette Street
Effie Bardin
Elizabeth Pidcock
Pidcock
Bertha Nelson
Bess Bland
Pythian Sisters Plan Birthday Party After Meeting
The Pythian Sisters announce a birthday party Thursday night after their regular meeting. Members with January February or March birthdays are asked to be present. Those not solicited are asked to bring sandwiches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
Mrs Almenda Byron Returns Home After Visit
Mrs. Almenda Byron ends a several weeks visit at Mrs. John Williams home in Buchtel and returns to Columbus accompanied by the Williams family and the Kirken doll family. William Walker visited by Joe Verity in Wellston and Charles E Poston visited Columbus on business. A daughter Judith Anne born to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Schenz (Mabel Hill) on Tuesday April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almenda Byron
John Williams
Buchtel
Columbus
Billy
Fred Kirkendall
Jean
Elizabeth Hayden
Joe Verity
William Walker
Wellston
Charles E. Poston
Walter Schenz
Mabel Hill
Judith Anne
Olive Tablets Promote Flush Skin and Bowel Action
The ad touts J Edwards Olive Tablets as a wholly vegetable remedy to brighten complexion, lift mood, and combat constipation by stimulating the liver and bowels like calomel without dangerous after effects. Sold in 15c 30c and 60c boxes with millions sold yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Edwards
Dr. Edwards
Census Starts With Four Enumerators In Nelsonville
The federal census began in Nelsonville this morning with four local enumerators. Dorothy Vorhes leads First Ward, Bertha Poston covers Second Ward, Mary F. Kessinger works Third Ward, and C. N. Ervin handles Fourth Ward. J. W. Wade finished the York Township business census weeks earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Dorothy Vorhes
Bertha Poston
Mary FE. Kessinger
C. N. Ervin
J. W. Wade
York Township
Not Eligible Pomeroy Prosecution Candidate Withdraws
Donald Turnbull son of the late Rev Thomas Turnbull and Mrs Helen Turnbull of Pomeroy will not seek the Meigs County prosecuting attorney nomination in August. He is attending Ohio State University Law School and cannot file 60 days before the primaries to gain bar admission before filing. Cedric W Clark appears unopposed on the Republican ticket for now with other filings possible later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Donald Turnbull
Thomas Turnbull
Helen Turnbull
Meigs County
Law School
Ohio State University
Cedric W. Clark
Opening of Pythian Theater in Logan Prompts Divided Sentiment
In Logan on April 2 no arrests were made after the theater opening, and none are expected until after the lodge meeting on Wednesday. Opponents plan to seek a rescission of the trustees action. Membership sentiment is divided with some opponents belonging to the fraternity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Pythian Theater
Fraternity
Starkey Visitors Stay With Family In City
Wade Starkey and sons Annie and Harold with Kirby West Virginia visit Wade’s brother Sam Starkey and relatives in Guysville for several days staying in the city with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade Starkey
Aniie
Harold
Kirby
W. Va
Sam Starkey
Guysville
Mrs. C A Hooper Visits Relatives Here
Mrs C A Hooper of Athens spent Wednesday with relatives in the area, visiting family and catching up with local kin.
Miller Lumber lands high school bid in Harrisonville
The I A Miller Lumber Company of Middleport won the contract to build the new high school with an overall bid of 326 044 though the figure will be reduced to fit available funds. Other bids ranged from 40000 to 939 400 with several firms named and a final apiiited bidding expected at the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisonville
I. A. Miller Lumber Company
Middleport
Finlan Construction Company
Pomeroy
C. Heaton
Athens
M. W. Zinn
Huntington
Russell Land
Cascarets advertised as a pleasant bowel regularity aid
An old ad promotes Cascarets for relieving bad breath coated tongue biliousness or constipation. It claims rapid complete cleansing of the system and lasting relief using cascara derived castor from a drugstore product priced at ten cents, suitable for old folks children and anyone needing regular bowel habits.
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. Bartlett
Inez Jo Evans
Iual Congregational
Professor Houf
Sunbonnets
Virginia Theatre
Wellsion, O
Warner Bros. Presents
Shanghai
Conrad Nagel
Charit
America
Charles
Buddy” Rogers
Young Eagles
PATHE
Charles King
Bessie Love
Wtide
Black Betty
Hickman’s Liver and Kidney Medicine
Ohio State
Solon
Ray T. Tucker
National Press Club
Simeon Dp.less
Ohio
Robert Luce
Massachusetts
Tucker
Scripps- Howard
Luce
al Jolson
Majestic
Wrecking Car Service
Fred R. Beasley
Will
Paramount Picture
Hal Skelly
Fay Wray
William Powell
McLaughli Bros. Ras
Auto Tire & Gas CO. Cor
Chestnut and
Harper Sts
Miller
Syracuse
Sale
Safa
Eee
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!