Well Known Nelsonville Man Dies At Carbon Hill
John Wilkinson 75 died suddenly Saturday from heart trouble at his Carbon Hill home. A longtime resident dear to the community, he leaves a wife and several grown children. Funeral services at noon Tuesday at Carbon Hill Methodist Church with Rev. Donley. burial in Carbon Hill cemetery. Sunday visitors included Mr and Mrs G A Hamm and son Paul of Lancaster, and friends Mrs Elizabeth Stratton and Miss Nelle.
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John Wilkinson
Carbon Hill
Carbon Is Methodist Church
Donley
G. A. Hamm
Paul
Lancaster
Elizabeth Stratton
Nelle
Powell Returns to Baltimore After Visit with Parents
Mr. Ralph D. Powell came back to Baltimore Maryland on Sunday following a week stay with his parents Mr. and Mrs. L R Powell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph D. Powell
Baltimore, Md
L. R. Powell
Local Man Returns Home After Visit to Lowell Home
Mr. H. C. Paulus of New Philadelphia Ohio returned to his home Saturday following a visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Lowell.
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H. C. Paulus
New Philadelphia
Ohio
First Presbyterian Church Sermons by Rev. Breeze
Good audiences heard Rev. Moses Breeze at the First Presbyterian Church. Morning theme asked Will A Man Rob God and communion was observed. An afternoon canvass was postponed with good results. The 7 PM service featured The Face Of A Man.
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Moses Breeze
First Presbyterian Church
Breeze
Funeral for A. H. Davis Scheduled at Christian Church
Rev. O J Howearth to conduct the funeral for A H Davis tomorrow afternoon at 1 at the Christian church. The service will be held at Connett. Davis leaves a widow and nine children with twenty four grandchildren three great grandchildren and one great great grandchild.
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O. J. Howearth
A. H. Davis
The
Christian Church
Connett
Standard Bearers Meet at Mrs Farrow Home
The Standard Bearers gathered Friday evening at Mrs. Charles Farrow’s home. Six teen members answered roll call.
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Charles Farrow
Mr and Mrs Miles Brandenburg Visit Parents in Columbus
Mr and Mrs Miles Brandenburg of Columbus were Sunday guests of their parents Mr and Mrs M Brandenburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Brandenburg
Columbus
M. ’. Brandenburg
Presbyterian church annual meeting set for Wednesday
The congregational meeting of the Presbyterian church will be held Wednesday evening in the church parlors. Church organizations will present their reports. One elder and two deacons will be elected. Rev Douglass of Logan will moderate the meeting.
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Congregational Meeting
The
Presbyterian Church
Douglass
Logan
Demolition of Old Livery Barn Begins
Workmen started this morning tearing down the old livery barn near the American Legion left corner of Columbus and Fulton streets. The stable was purchased by Welch and Eberle and the material will be removed to their farm.
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American Legion
Columbus and
Fulton Streets
Welch & Eberle
Amron Grotto Band to Perform at Spring Ceremonial
Amron Grotto band of Zanesville will headline the Spring ceremonial session of Fl Karnak Grotto in Nelsonville on Thursday evening April 17. The local Grotto plans a brief business meeting at the Masonic club Friday to finish arrangements for the following week's big event.
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Grotto
Amron Grotto Band
Zanesse
Fl-Karnak Grotto
Nelsonville
Masonic Club Rooms
Police escort two prisoners to workhouse in Dayton
Chief of Police Pearson accompanied two prisoners to Dayton to the workhouse this morning. Er nest Chapman, fined by the mayor for liquor law violation, paid only the first installment and quit his job, to spend vacation in Dayton. Clyde Laughlin helped raise funds for the cash settlement and costs but cannot arrange bond, agreeing to $15 monthly child support.
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Pearson
Dayton
Ernest Chapman
Clyde Laughlin
Hyperion Club Hosts Ladies Meeting and Talk on Illiteracy
Mrs Charles Vorkes entertained Hyperion club members on Saturday afternoon with current events. Mrs J M Hyde spoke on Illiteracy and noted her role as state chairman of the Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs. Dean Irma F Voigt will address the next meeting at Mrs J M Hyde’s home on Saturday, April 19.
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Hyperion Club
Charles Vorkes
J. M. Hyde
Hyde
Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs
Julius Fischer
Dean Irma F. Voigt
Boosters Chorus Meeting Announced For Wednesday
The Boosters chorus is asked to meet at the Methodist church after school on Wednesday. Junior and Intermediate chorus members are to gather tonight from 6 to 7 at the church. All members are urged to be there promptly as music has arrived.
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Boosters
Te Methodist Church
Bridge Club Hosts Evening Games At East Washington Home
Mrs. Edward Sharp entertained her bridge club on Saturday evening at her home on East Washington street. A 6 o'clock dinner preceded the game with three tables in play. Miss Lucile Wells drew the high score and guests Miss Margaret Andrews and Frances Andrews of Columbus joined the weekend visitors Mr. and Mrs. Corwin Andrews.
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Bridge Club
Edward Sharp
East Washington Street
Lucile Wells
Margaret Andrews
Frances Andrews
Columbus
Mrs. Corwin Andrews
Mrs. Charles Pensyle Visits Lancaster Daughter
Mrs. Charles Pensyle spent Saturday with her daughter Mrs. Arthur Burgess in Lancaster. Mrs. Burgess drove her mother home and she spent the weekend there.
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Charles Pensyle
Arthur Burgess
Lancaster
Mrs. Burgess
George Barrows Visited Troy and Evens in Ohio
George Barrows spends a few days at Troy and Evens, visiting Columbus area connections. He plans to return home after the brief stay.
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George Barrows
Troy
FREAK EGG ATTRACTS CURIOUS VIEWERS IN STAFFINGER YARD
Mr and Mrs Henry F Staffinger report a two eyed egg produced by a black Minorca in their yard near Converse street and Lexington avenue. The eggs are joined by a soft shell link about an inch long and as thick as a lead pencil. Visitors may view the freak at the Staffinger home to confirm the claim.
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Chauncey
Henry F. Staffinger
Surprise birthday party honors Mrs Ode Jackson
Mrs. Ode Jackson received a complete surprise birthday celebration at her home planned by her mother Mrs. Abbie Schoonover. A noon chicken dinner and an afternoon of social chat and music followed, with many relatives and friends attending including the Schoonovers, the Shafer, Jackson, Schoonover, and Johnson families and Margaret Marie.
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Ode Jackson
Abbie Schoonover
Dan Johnson Sr
Homer Johnson
Bill Jackson
Albert Jackson
Charles Shafer
Andrew Jackson
Margaret Marie
C. A. Schoonover
S. J. Jackson
Trene and
Lucille
T. D. Schoonover
D. T. Johnson Sr
City
Leffler Family Visit to Haydenville and Logan
Mr and Mrs Harley Leffler and Miss Dorothy Leffler of this city motored to Haydenville and Logan on Sunday where they spent the day visiting.
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Harley Leffler
Dorothy Leffler
City
Haydenville
Logan
Dinner guests hosted by Mr and Mrs Arthur Brewer
Mr and Mrs Arthur Brewer hosted a six o'clock dinner at their High Street home on Sunday evening. A two course meal was served with covers for Miss Lucille Bradfield, Miss Myrtle Brown, Mr Nile Sanders, Mr John Law, and the hosts.
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Arthur Brewer
Lucy Law
High Street
Lucille Bradfield
Myrtle Brown
Nile Sanders
John Law
Pythian Sisters Present The Old Maids Club at Globe
The Pythian Sisters stage their home talent comedy The Old Maids Club at the Globe Theatre tonight at eight. Directed by Mrs I E Boudinott, the cast features the degree staff. Promoters promise a four button busting performance. if you dislike laughter, avoid attendance.
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Pythian Sisters
Old Maids’ Club
Globe Theatre
I. E. Boudinott
Ill Ellis resident Cecil Cunningham improves at home
Cecil Cunningham, long ill at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Vint Cunningham on Ellis Avenue, is reported to be greatly improved.
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Cecil Cunningham
Mrs. Vint Cunningham
Ellis Avenue
Big Three Club Hosts Invitation Barn Dance
The Big Three club will hold an invitation dance at the Harvey dancing pavilion on Wednesday evening. The barn dance, postponed from last week, will feature a six piece orchestra and invitees from last week are expected to attend.
Gardner Family Visits Columbus Friends
Mr and Mrs Karl Gardner and their children Ruth and Glenn spent the week end in Columbus as guests of the farmers sister Mrs S A Welling and family.
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Karl Gardner
Ruth
Glenn
Columbus
A. Welling
Miss Laura Bradfield Visits Cousin in Chauncey
Miss Laura M. Bradfield of Columbus spent the weekend in Chauncey as the guest of her cousin, Miss Gladys Bradfield.
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Laura M. Bradfield
Columbus
Chauncey
Gladys Bradfield
Sweeney Leaves City for Harlen Visit
Charles P. Sweeney travels from this city to Harlen Kentucky to visit his mother Mrs. Mary Sweeney and sister Mrs. Anna Hayes over the weekend.
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Charles P. Sweeney
Harlen, Ky
Mary Sweeney
Anna Hayes
Visit Ends As Saffell Family Returns Home
Mrs FE J Saffell and her son William of Bucyrus Ohio spent the weekend in Chauncey with the Drakes Mr and Mrs Joseph A Drake. They left today with Mrs Drake accompanying them to visit at their home until Easter when Mr Drake will join for a short visit.
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FE. J. Saffell
William of
Bucyrus
Chauncey
Joseph A. Drake
Local residents visit Columbus for Keith's outing
Mrs. W. H. Drake of Fisher spent Friday in this city visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Drake. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Henry, Miss Ruth Wharton and Mr. Rol and Figgins motored to Columbus yesterday to attend Keith's.
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W. H. Drake
Fisher
J. A. Drake
Donald. Henry
Ruth Wharton
Roland Figgins
Columbus
Keith
Figgins Family Visit and Athens Guests at Chauncey
Donald Figgins spent Sunday in Nelsonville visiting his daughter Mary Eleanor Figgins. Mr and Mrs Ernest Baughman of Athens spent Sunday in Chauncey as guests of Mr and Mrs Roy Pendergrass.
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Donald Figgins
Nelsonville
Mary Eleanor Figgins
Ernest Baughman
Athens
Chauncey
Roy Pendergrass
Bank Directors Gave Large Sums to Relatives Without Security
Madrid reporting on the Bank of Seville's collapse shows directors lent vast amounts to relatives with no collateral. Investigators announced the finding as part of the judicial probe into the defunct bank's affairs.
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Madrid
Bank of Seville
Metaxas Returns from Italy Sparks Greek Rally
Greek royalist leader M. Metaxas arrived from Italy and addressed a mass meeting in Athens creating a tense political moment amid the ongoing turmoil and protests.
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Athens
M. Metaxas
Italy
Red McGahan Sentenced to 15 Years in Ohio Penitentiary
George Read McGahan was sentenced to 15 years in the Ohio State penitentiary and appeared in a dual state and federal role Monday morning. He is in custody of Sheriff Howard Webster and Deputy U.S. Marshal Carson Pratt while awaiting a habeas corpus hearing before Federal Judge Smith Hickenlooper.
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Dayton
George “Read” McGahan
Ohio State Penitentiary
Howard Webster
Carson Pratt
United States Marshall
McGahan
Smith Hickenlooper
Daugherty Partner Hired by Oklahoma Oil Conspirators
Sen Harreld charged that Hiram W. Todd, partner of former Attorney General Harry M. Daugherty, was employed by George J. Miller owner of 101 Ranch while Miller and associates faced federal indictments for defrauding Osage Indians of 500 000 dollars in oil lands. The group pleaded guilty to a conspiracy but kept the lands.
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Washington
Harry M. Daugherty
Oklahoma
John W. Harreld
Harreld
Daugherty
Miller
Deaths-Funerals Amesville Resident Sabra Morris Dies
Mrs Sabra Morris widow of William Morris dies at 87 in Amesville after a week of illness. Funeral at 1 PM Wednesday at the residence with interment in Wilson Chapel cemetery. Survived by two sons Frank and Fred two daughters Cora Melvin and a third daughter, nine grandchildren and one great grandchild, plus siblings Gaylord and Frances Wakeman. Mr Morris preceded her deceased by 12 years.
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Amesville
Sabra Morris
William Morris
Shay
Wilson Chapel
Frank
Filla
Cora Melvin
Westby
Wis
Fred
Fort Arthur
Texas
Gaylord Wakeman
Frances Wakeman
Wisconsin
Mr. Morris
Leader's Plane Wrecked in North Flight
Major Frederick W. Martin, leader of the round the world flight, wrecked his airplane during a sensational landing in a blinding snow storm at Prince Rupert, British Columbia. Report says two wing tips broken, struts smashed, but three other planes may continue the journey.
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Washington
Frederick W. Martin
Prince Ruppert
British Columbia
Army Air Service
Coolidge Names Schultze Acting Postmaster in Wheeling
President Coolidge appoints Charles M. Schultze as acting postmaster for Wheeling West Virginia on April 7. The move places Schultze in charge of the local postal operations pending further action.
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Washington
Coolidge
Charles M. Schultze
Wheeling
W. Va
Wage System Explains Coal Industry Woes and Reforms
An Institute of Economics analysis outlines how wage and machine costs distort coal mining. It notes unequal profits, freight and vein differentials, and unnecessary distant mines causing wasted days and higher consumer coal prices. Reforms to the wage system could reduce these evils.
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The
Institute of Economics
American Consulate Seeks Probe Of Slayings In Albania
The state department urged an immediate investigation and report on the reported killings of George B. De Long of New York and Robert L. Coleman of San Francisco by Albanian bandits.
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Washington
State Department
Tirani
George B. de Long
New York
Robert L. Coleman
San Francisco
Trotsky to Resume Military Duties in Days
A Moscow dispatch reported by Daily Express that Leon Trotsky, who had been ill, would resume his military duties in a few days. The note cited ongoing developments in Soviet leadership and troop operations.
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London
Moscow
The
Daily Express Today
Leon Trotsky
Kaw City Man Claims Korex Rejuvenation in Ten Days
J. J. Rowell of Kaw City Oklahoma says Korex tablets revived his vigor and gland and nerve activity, restoring youthfulness he felt at 30. He reports clearer eyesight firmer muscles and a springy walk and notes many others report similar benefits with the $2 Korex treatment offered on trial by the Korex Company.
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J. J. Rowell
Kaw City
Okla
Mr. Rowell
Rowell
Korex Company
Melton Bridg
Kansas City
Korex
Memorial for W State Cemetery Here
Cross Brothers erect a memorial on Athens West State street cemetery in honor of veterans of all American wars. A white Italian marble statue sits on a base ordered to arrive soon with room for 60 letters. The memorial will be fenced and unveiled on Decoration Day with local inscription to be chosen.
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Athens West State Street
Cross Brothers
West Union Street
Athens City
Medica
Athens County
Hamden Visitors and Local Train Workers Leave for Duties
Mrs Sophia Meese hosts her sister Mrs Cushion Snyder of Columbus a former Hamden resident. James Clark B&O operator and former Hamden boy leaves Sunday for Leesburg to work as agent. Among locals visiting McArthur Saturday were Miss May Harkins J I Shaner and Frank Camick.
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Sophia Meese
Cushion Snyder
Columbus
Hamden
James Clark
Leesburg
Mr. Clark
Washington D. H
McArthur
May Harkins
Messrs
J. I. Shaner
Frank Camick
Son Franklin of Athens visits parents in hometown dinner
Franklin son of Athens visited his parents Sunday and attended a birthday dinner at the home of his sister Mr and Mrs Charles Salts honoring his father’s birthday.
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Franklin
Athens
Charles Salts
Visitors and guests gather in Wellston and Dundas
A group including Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Caussill and others visited Wellston on Saturday. Additional guests were Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Armstrong and their visitors from Dundas, Mr. and Mrs. William Thompson and daughter Goldie.
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Bryan Caussill
Frank Camick
Mary Elizabeth
C. W. Campbell
P. L. Kruger
Linda Arnett
Dorothy Spangenberg
Kathleen Jolly
Wellston
Wilson Armstrong
William Thompson
Goldie
Dundas
Oakley visitors and local calls on weekend
Mr. Alva McNeal and son of Oakley visited relatives and friends here Saturday. Dr. and Mrs. Joe Ray of Coalton called at the home of his brother Dr. and Mrs. F. E. B. Ray Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Calvin and
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Alva McNeal and Son
Oakley
Joe Ray
Coalton
Ray
Hitlerites Win Bavaria Diet Elections in Munich
Munich reports indicate the Hitlerites or Nationalists secured victory in the Bavaria diet elections held Sunday with tabulated returns released today.
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Munich
Visit to Byers Home Ends Quietly Sunday Afternoon
A visit occurred at the Byers area home of Mrs. E and Ray's brother W J Smallwood on Sunday afternoon near Byers. No injuries or incidents reported and attendees returned home.
Love birds replace candries in New York market
New York reports love birds gaining popularity over candries as pets. Common varieties cost under 3 dollars per pair, while white love birds command prices around 1000 dollars or more per pair.
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New York
Commutation Reduces Sentences in War-Era Trading Case
Washington reports President Coolidge commuted six one month jail terms handed to Edward A. Ramely Walter Kaufman and Nervi Lindheim for trading with the enemy linked to their purchase of the New York Evening Mail during the war.
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Washington
John Hahn Praises Tanlac In Spring Health Boost
John Hahn of Jefferson City says Tanlac revived him despite age and dizziness. He reports eight hours of work daily, fewer dizzy spells, and improved digestion after taking Tanlac, which he credits with lifting his malaise and restoring vigor. The ad notes Tanlac availability from all druggists with over 40 million bottles sold.
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Tanlac
John H. Hahn
McCarty St
Jefferson City
Missouri Pacific Ry
Mr. Hahn
Taniac
John H
Hahn
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Kerex Co
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Frank Calvin
George Holdren
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