Funeral Honors Brewster Higley at Athens Auditorium
The Ohio University professor Brewster O Higley died at his Morris avenue home after a week with pneumonia He was 46 The funeral in the college auditorium drew large crowds from the Masons faculty students and citizens and burial followed at the new cemetery Higley had long served the university as historian economist and teacher and held leadership roles in church and community services.
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Brewster O. Higley
Ohio University
Morris Avenue
Brewster Owen Higley
Ransom B
Amanda (Smith) Higley
Rutland
Meigs County
Ohio
Brewster
Athens
Tat
Higley
Emma N
Elmer Bingham
Kuttland
Homer R
State Normal School
East Stroudsburg
Penn
de Oo
Chicago
Teeke
Southeastern Ohio Teachers’ Association
Roosevelt
West Point
Board of Health
Athens Reading Club
Amelia H. Shatt
John
Sarah Shuatt
Middleport
Professor Higely
College Auditorium
Athens Commandery No. 15
Knights Templar
Masonic Order
New Cemetery
Christian Church Quartet
W. L. Stutz
Jesus
F. 8. Crooks
OC. W. Super
Frederick Treadley
The
Harper Hill Nuptials Unite Murray Couple
Mr E Harper of Murray Ohio and Miss Lenna Hill of Guysville wed at the bride’s parents home with Rev Bowman officiating. Many friends attended and the couple will reside in Charleston Alabama where Harper works in an undertaker’s shop. Best wishes accompany them to the new home.
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8. E. Harper
Murray
Ohio
Lenna E. K. Hill
Guysville
Bowman
Chas. Hill
Harper
Charleston
Died Suddenly Charles L. Gist Railroad Official
Charles L. Gist 45 longtime superintendent of transportation for the Pittsburg and Lake Erie railroad died suddenly of heart failure while walking with his wife near their home in Pittsburg. He began railroad work at 11 and rose to a national reputation for solving complex transportation problems. He is survived by his wife.
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Charles L. Gist
D. Gist
Pittsburg
Pittsburg & Lake Erie Railroad
Department of Transportation
Gist
Lake Erie
Small
When a Man Is Financially Embarrassed
A reflective remark on social pity. The speaker notes that during financial distress a man may lament having friends who only sympathize rather than offer real help. The line suggests irony in appearances and genuine support.
Beautifully Celebrated Bonnifield Grones Nuptials at Presbyterian Church
The marriage of Russell Earl Bonnifield and Mabel Beatrice Grones took place Thursday evening at the Presbyterian church with a ring ceremony by Dr. G Walton King. A reception followed at the bride’s home with eighteen at the bridal table and elaborate decorations. The couple will be at home after April 15 at 16 South College Street.
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Russell Earl Bonnifield
Mabel Beatrice Grones
F. 8. Grones
G. Walton King
Athens
F. Earl de. Weese
West Isle
Douglas Earhart
Thomas H. Cotton
Louis Stewart
Holmes Lash
East Isle
Mendelssohns
J. D. Lash
Martha Jones
Zanesville
Mayme Davis
Charleston
W. Va
Ric Martin
Cialena
A. B. Frame
Piqua
F. Earl DeWeese
Chillicothe
Jesse Davis
Columbus
Severe fires but little damage done in Glouster
Three fires this week in Glouster caused little damage. A gas stove tubing fire at Thompson's restaurant melted wiring and ignited nearby paper but was quickly extinguished. Red Greens saloon suffered minor paper ignition. McGinnis saloon near No 6 Mine burned before midnight but spread was checked. no residents. Francis Payne residence ignite from a leaking gas jet with a small explosion. paper and lace curtains burned but no major damage.
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Glouster
Apri
Thompson's
Red Greens
Wm. McGinnis
No. 6
Francis Payne
Good Send Off For Elyria Gas Company Manager
Mr T L Schrantz retiring manager of Citizens Gas and Electric in Elyria received a diamond ring with Masonic design from company employees in a Thursday office presentation. He expressed gratitude for their support and kindness. Schrantz will move to Fremont to manage the gas company there.
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T. L. Schrantz
Citizens Gias & Electric Company
Elyria
Schrantz
Mr. Schrantz
Fremont
Dr Thompson Preaches at Presbyterian and Union Service
Dr Edward Thompson of the Sunday League of América will preach Sunday morning at the Presbyterian pulpit and conduct a union service at the Methodist church in the evening.
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Edward Thompson
Sunday League of América
Presbyterian
Methodist Church
Mrs. R. A. Hibbard Dies After Surgery at Columbia Hospital
The death of Mrs. R. A. Hibbard, previously noted in this paper, followed a long illness and a critical condition before a Columbia surgical operation. Doctors Hoover and Harris performed the procedure at St. Francis hospital, which initially improved her, but she died quietly after five days of better outlook.
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R. A. Hibbard
St. Francis Hospital
Columbia
Hoover
Harris
Johnson Knowlton Nuptials in Albany Ceremony
Mr Archie John oo and Miss Flora A Knowlton were married at the bride’s home Saturday night at 8 with Rev Earl B Fultz officiating. About twenty relatives attended the ceremony followed by a wedding dinner. The couple will live in Albany.
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Albany
Archie Johnoo
Flora A Knowlton
Earl B. Fultz
M. FE
Eliphas Selby
Mrs. Johnson
Hopkins and Crossen announce engagement
George W. Hopkins and Maude B. Crossen announce their engagement with many friends offering congratulations. The wedding is planned for a future date.
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George W. Hopkins
Maude B. Crossen
Memorial Service for Prof Higley at Christian Church
The morning service next Sunday at the Christian church will honor the late Prof B Higley a longtime pillar and staunch member of the congregation.
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The
Christian Church
Prof. B. ©. Higley
Mrs Patterson Dies After Prolonged Illness
Mrs Edward Patterson aged 47 died at her Race street home Saturday at seven o'clock after a long illness with consumption. The funeral was held at Hebbardsville Monday and was conducted by Rev E W Howe.
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Edward Patterson
Race Street
Hebbardsville
E. W. Howe
Blood Poisoning After Surgery Ends in Amputation
Mr. Ed. Baker of Cincinnati formerly of this city underwent a surgical treatment for a burn a few weeks ago. Blood poisoning ensued and for a while his life was despaired of. Last week the foot was amputated and there are now good chances for recovery.
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Ed. Baker
Cincinnati
S Bumon
Candidacy list streamlined for central committee race
Revised slate shows many withdrawals and specifies each precinct candidate. Notable names include Sisson as chair, with Athens precincts listing McKinstry Katie Bush Beasley Port, and multiple townships and towns such as Ames Dover Albany Carthage and Nelsonville naming individuals like Keirna Clark Moore Zimmerman Sawyer Payne Thoman Kelley Kinney Hutchinson Wallace Raybould Hickman Martin and Edgar.
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Central Committee
Sisson
Athens
Harry McKinstry
Tun Katie
F. W. Bush
George Beasley
George Port
Ames Township
R. R. Keirna
Amesville
T. BE. Clark
Alexander
H. ©. Brooks
Walter Chase
Grant Bolin
Bern
John Armstrong
T. J. Pickering
Glouster
John W. Sawyer
Leighty
Frances Payne
J. D. Thoman
Hollister
James Kelley
Jacksonville
W. Kempton
Trimble
Don Lefever
Goose Run
Richard Peach
Deanville
Chas. Smith
Kimberly
TH. V. Wolfe
Monday Creek
Jacob Kinney
Buachtel
Joe Hutchinson
T. W. Wallace
Nelsonville
Wm. Raybo
Funeral Rites Held for Mrs Lutie Oline in Guysville
Mrs Lutie Oline’s funeral was held at the M EK church on Wednesday at 1 30 PM with burial Thursday at Hebbardsville cemetery. Nel Coleman visited Athens friends over Sunday. Families hosted guests including Mrs Mary Buck and daughters with Mrs Ella Flanders and children of Hulls visiting D W Cornell and family. Lena Harper visited grandparents Emil and Lena Droz. The high school closed briefly as Prof Cline planned a vacation near Albany. Ansley Cornell and Ira Cornell visited Stewart Sunday. Many locals attended revival services at Asbury.
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Lutie Oline
M. EK
Hebbardsville
Nel Coleman
Athens
Mary Buck
Ella Flanders
Hulls
Jackson
Nelsonville
Ira Cornell
Stewart
Filexa Stalder
John Poston
Miners suffer multiple accidents in Glouster area mines
In Glouster and nearby mines in spring week ending Friday several accidents occurred with multiple fatalities. David Sarness died after a slate fall at Indian Run mine. John Matson, about 80, collapsed at Glouster Mitchell plant and died. others sustained injuries from wall contact and a mashed foot at Derthick and Oakdale mines.
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Glouster
David Sarness
Indian Run
John Matson
Trimble
Glouster Mitchell
Jesse Smith
Continental Coal Company
Oakdale
Charles Harris
Sunday Creek Coal Company
Derthick
Charles Kirkbride
Confession and Catholic Services Announced at St Pauls
At St Pauls church Friday evening the pastor will preach on Confession. Sunday evening the subject will be The spirituals and ceremony of the Catholic church. The public is cordially invited to attend these services.
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St. Paul’s Church
Mineral Community Notices Chronicle Local Moves and Visits
P B Wilson made one to Marshfield Tuesday. Miss Iva Albaugh went to Tuesday. Mr Hayson spent Sunday at Carbondale. Mr and Mrs Seward ofade a business trip to Athens last week. Mrs Gaskin and children spent Sunday at Carbondale. Mr Wise has returned after two months with relatives. D B Lowry of the Hipple mines has moved in on Van Clendening property. Mr Hipple of Coalton was here early this week. Parker Snyder and family attended the wedding of Mrs Snyder's niece Miss Knowlton and Archie Johnson. Mr and Mrs John Burns of Colom have visited John Clifford and Mr Morality Monday. Miss Ethel Gillette of Athens spent a few days with Carrie Marquis. Those on the sick list: John Gardener, Mrs Bolster, Mrs Sickles, Miss Nora French. Miss Madge McAdoo entertained with Carrie Marquis north of town Saturday. Attendants: Capitola Sanders, Mayme Watkins, Merle McLaid, Blanche Beckler, Ive, Fanny Albaugh, Nannie Addis, Eva Addis, Fannie Foster Mears, Warren Foster, Harry Beckler, Iva VanDyke, Drood McAdoo, Mr and Mrs Abe Gaft.
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P. B. Wilson
Marshfield
Iva Albaugh
Hayson
Carbondale
Seward
Athens
Gaskin
Wise
Missouri
Illinois
D. B. Lowry
The
Hipple Mines
van Clendening
Mr. Hipple
Coalton
John Gardener
Bolster
Sickles
Nora French
Madge McAdoo
Carrie Marquis
Capitola Sanders
Mayme Watkins
Merle McLaid
Blanche Beckler
Ive
Fanny Albaugh
Nannie
Eva Addis
Fannie Foster Mears
Warren Foster
Harry Beckler
Iva VanDyke
Sherman
Loyd Wade
Local Folks Attend in County Notes and Illness
Shade D. L. Cullams spent weekend at home near Guysaville. Mrs. Ella Goodin traveled from near Albany due to her mother Eliza beth Withan’s illness and death then returned home. H. Grim and Emmett Guthrie of Jacksonville visited Charles Grim and wife. Joseph Bobo lies critically ill with organic heart trouble. Miss Dora Blackwell joined her parents at Flora for Sunday visit.
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D. L. Cullams
Guysaville
Ella Goodin
Albany
Elizabeth Withan
H. Grim
Emmett Guthrie
Jacksonville
Charles Grim
Joseph Bobo
Dora Blackwell
Flora
Debate Declares Japan a Benefit to Civilized World
Friday evening at the university auditorium the Philo mathean and Athenian societies held a debate on whether Japan’s rise serves world interests. The Philomathian side led by A J Jones and J Timberman lost to the affirmative. A musical program followed with performances by Misses Thompson Faist, F Stanley Crooks, and Miss Effie Pearl Meyer. Judges were Dr. Wm. Hoover Prof. G Williams and Attorney L H.
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Philomathean
Japan
A. J. Jones
J. ©. Timberman
Philomathian
Misses Thompson
Faist
F. Stanley Crooks
Effie Pearl Meyer
Wm. Hoover
Prof
G. Williams
L. H
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Hill
Mabel B. Grones
Mr. Russell Bonnifield
Dr. Thompson
Johnson
Knowlton
Memorial Services
W. B. Sisson
L. F. Carpenter
W. B. Edgar
Hiandhe Light
Ollie Bean
Atheny Friends
Asbury
SHADE
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