Philodorian lodge observes past master's night in Nelsonville
About 100 masons attended a special Philodorian lodge meeting at the Masonic temple for the second annual past master's night. Seven of fourteen living past masters assisted in conferring the master's degree on two candidates and jewels were presented to senior past masters, with L. Stout receiving one from Rev. O J Howearth.
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Nelsonville
Philodorian Lodge
Masonic Temple
L. Stout
O. J. Howearth
Progress on road repairs to city garbage dump
A Nelsonville committee reports progress in fixing the road to the city garbage dump. Officials from the board of health and city council met with Ward township trustees at Longstreth to secure immediate repairs into Hocking county, with Athens county end now passable. The article notes a separate local society daze over a society event.
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Nelsonville
Hubert Hyde
Robert Eddy
David Burnell
Board of Health
A. G. Cotton
John Barrows
C. A. Stover
Longstreth
Ward
Hocking County
Athens County
Hughes Fined for Intoxication and Resisting Officer
Albert Hughes of Columbus pleaded guilty in Nelsonville before Mayor L J Eberle to drunkenness and resisting arrest. He was fined 25 dollars plus costs for the drunk charge and 50 dollars plus costs for resisting arrest.
No Sermon Tonight Last Lenten Service in Nelsonville
No sermon will be given at the Presbyterian church in Nelsonville tonight marking the final Lenten service of the week. The service features solo crucifixion hymns sung by Edith Stiers BE McCune Margaret Johnson William Mills Thelma Mills and Leland Krieg. The week’s services have been well attended.
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Nelsonville
The
Presbyterian Church
Edith Stiers
McCune
Margaret Johnson
William Mills
Thelma Mills
Leland Krieg
Visitations From Local Residents Include Short Trips
Mrs Earl Linscott and Mrs Wes ley Hawk visited friends in Corning Thursday. Mr and Mrs C A Shockley were in Columbus today. Mrs Albert Pospichel was in
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Earl Linscott
Wesley Hawk
Corning
C. A. Shockley
Columbus
Albert Pospichel
Painter in Buffalo Feared Dead After 25 Foot Fall
Charles H. Martin, husband of Orpha Sweazy of Chauncey, was fatally injured in Buffalo when a large building painter fell 25 feet onto a cement walk. He suffered a fractured skull, head and shoulder bruises, and possible internal injuries, and is.hotel transferred to Columbus hospital with little hope of recovery.
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Chauncey
Charles H. Martin
Orpha Sweazy
Buffalo
N. Y
Martin
Columbus
L. L. Sweazy
Chauncey High School
Local boys left without jobs after Dayton factory visit
Albert Katzenback and Wendell Grandstaff of Chauncey along with a local colored youth traveled to Dayton seeking work in an automobile factory. The employer hired several applicants but rejected the three Chauncey men and the colored lad, who then returned home.
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Chauncey
Albert Katzenback
Wendell Grandstaff
Dayton
Katzenback
Grandstaff
Zion Baptist revival baptisms planned at Lower Plains
At Zion Baptist Church Lower Plains thirty five converts so far in the revival will be baptized Sunday at 2 pm in a nearby creek near the Sickles property. Rev Gus Graham leads the services with singing by Mr Cowan who provides vocal solos. the meeting has continued for three weeks.
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Chauncey
Zion Baptist Church
Lower Plains
Sickles
Gus. Graham
Cowan
Cousin Dies Death Report From Zanesville Woman
Chauncey notices Miss Heya Ferrell in the city received news of the death of a Zanesville woman, with details limited to confirmation of passing and local acknowledgment.
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Neva Ferrel
Zanesville
Chauncey
Heya Ferrell
Special Singing Planned for Easter Sunday at First Christian Church
Chauncey April 15 Special singing will highlight Sunday school services at the First Christian church Easter morning The Sunday school hour runs 9 30 a m followed by morning worship at 10 30 and Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p m
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Christian Church
Chauncey
First Christian Church
Christian Endeavor
Daughter Nellie Delores born to Mr and Mrs Stalder at The Plains
Nellie Delores Stalder is the new daughter of Mr and Mrs William Stalder born at their home in The Plains on April 15. Grandmother Mintie Stalder of this city is noted.
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Chauncey
William Stalder
the Plains
Nellie Delores
Mintie Stalder
Local travelers noted in brief city dispatches
William D. Hines and Chauncey spent Wednesday and Thursday in Charleston West Virginia. Roy Pendergrass has gone to Detroit. W D Hines remains in this city spending today in Columbus. Mrs Nellie McConaha and Mrs Clara Young visited relatives in Athens on Thursday.
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William D. Hines
Plainsman Gabriel Coon Leaves for Mansfield Job
Gabriel Coon of The Plains travels to Mansfield Ohio to take up new employment. Mrs Russell McHarg returns from a visit with her mother Mrs W E Helrich in Athens.
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Gabriel Coon
the Plains
Mansfield
Ohio
Russell McHarg
W. E. Helrich
Athens
Powell Family Moves From Hocking To Lower Plains
James Powell and family relocated from Hocking to the Lower Plains this week. M O Bryan from Betsy Lane Kentucky visited his family here. Wanda Powell with relatives in Columbus visits her brother Dick Powell. Mrs H W McDonald and son Emmett Lee and Helen Murray of Hocking visited Mr and Mrs William McDonald and Mr and Mrs William Hawk in Athens on Sunday. Clifford Potts from Loveland Ohio spent last Sunday with his parents Benton and Mrs Potts.
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James Powell
Hocking
Lower Plains
M. O. Bryan
Betsy Lane
Wanda Powell
Columbus
Dick Powell
HW. L. McDonald
Emmett Lee
Helen Murray
William McDonald
William Hawk
Athens
F. E. Cook
Clifford Potts
Loveland
Ohio
Benton Potts
Local families plan visits this Easter weekend
Columbus resident Mrs. Her son Albert will return home and visit over Sunday. Mrs. Charles Canter stays with friends in Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bayles with two daughters visit their parents Mr. and Mrs. James Bayles in Willard Ohio. Mrs. John Herrold was in Columbus today.
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Columbus
Albert
Charles Canter
Detroit
Mick
Charles Bayles
James Bayles
Willard
Ohio
John Herrold
W C T U Meeting In Nelsonville Parish Rooms
The W C T U met in Nelsonville at the M E church with Mrs Thomas Spencer presiding. The program featured talks on The Bible in Public Schools and The Public School Stabilizer, plus songs and devotional readings.
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M. E
Thomas Spencer
W. H. Bartoe
Sigrid Love
Frank Johnson
Frank Betts
Glen Allen
Bartoe
Katzenbach
Barker
Spencer
Anderson
Long
Sugar Creek man fined after home brew raid at Mine No 210
Information provided to Magistrate Pearl W Helwig over intoxicated residents and home brewed beer led to William Gainford of Sugar Creek being found guilty in Probate court. A raid by Magistrate Helwig Judge Phillips State Prohibition Inspector St Yates and Prohibition Officer H A Sines found 130 beer bottles. Gainford paid 300 dollars plus costs or faced jail. he was jailed when unable to pay.
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Sugar Creek
Pearl W. Helwig
William Gainford
Helwig
H. T. Phillips
Phillips
St Yates
H. A. Sines
Gainford
Athens
Pleas ant Surprise Party Honors Miss Gertrude Wend
Mrs Carl Wend with Miss Rhoda Connors held a Wednesday evening party for Miss Gertrude Wend’s fifteenth birthday. Guests included Max Barrows Alex Hobson John Clousten Bernice Wend Mildred Bussey Ivalne Storich Lucille Scott Floyd Barrows Janice Mitchell Adda Frances Butt Genevieve Beagle Carl Young Oscar Richardson Lester Westenbarger Helen Skivers Irene Shelton Lillian Wend Robert Wend and Phyllis Wend. Gertrude received many gifts.
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Carl Wend
Rhoda Connors
National Light Opera to Perform Stabat Mater Tonight
The National Light Opera Company will present Rossini's Stabat Mater with Adele Parkhurst Frances Paperte George OBrien Theodore Webb and Jack Oakley soloists under Cesare Sodero. Broadcasts by WEAF WRC WGY and K8SD start at 10 30 p m Eastern.
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National Light Opera Company
Adele Parkhurst
Frances Paperte
George O'Brien
Theodore Webb
Jack Oakley
Cesare Sodero
WEAF
WRC
WGY
K8sd
Radio Listings For New York And Pittsburgh Regions
Friday schedule across WEAF WJZ WGY and other stations shows dinner programs talk segments and classical concerts. Notable items include Mendelssohn Athalia over ture and Stabat Mater selections, with orchestras choirs and bands featured in multiple cities.
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WEAF
New York
Mystic
the Terrible Meek
Goldman Band
Mendelssohn
Nicolai
Schubert
Bach-Gounod
Carmen
Bizet
Haendel
Robin Hood
deKoven
LaFrance Orchestra
Whittall
American Mining Congress To Hold Safety Conference
The American Mining Congress announced a national mine safety conference in Cincinnati May 21, with the Bureau of Mines and the Bureau of Labor Statistics. It will follow the coal officials convention and equipment exposition May 16 to 20, inviting all safety agencies to develop a national coal mine safety code for legislation and company use.
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Washington, D. C
American Mining Congress Today
Bureau of Mines
Department of Commerce
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Department of Labor
Cincinnati
Spiritual Octet to Be Heard on WABQ Saturday Night
A spiritual octet will be heard from WABQ at 8 30 p m eastern time Saturday April 16 Other programs include WLS 7 p m to 1 a m central time Birthday party WEAP 7 30 p m eastern time Synthetic symphony KLDS 7 p m central time A trip to Scotland WAZ 8 10 p m eastern time Boston symphony concert KOILL 8 15 p m central time Juvenile band WOR 8 45 p m eastern time Light opera hour WGN 8 45 p m central time Famous fights of all time WTIC 9 p m eastern time Mixed quartet WIP 9 05 p m eastern time Church choir
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WABQ
WLS
L A
WEAP
Synthetic Symphony
KLDS
Scotland
WAZ
Boston Symphony
KOILL
WOR
WGN
WTIC
WIP
Radio station listings for New York and Cincinnati
An OCR like radio schedule lists stations WEAF WIZ WLW WSAT WLAPF WTAM WRG KDKA WY and others with broadcast times. It notes orchestras bands and programs such as the Vorhees Orchestra Beaton Symphony Cleveland Orchestra and vaudeville programs along with news.
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Wiz
New York
Voorhees Orchestra
Beaton Symphony
Iikeystone Duo
Easter Sunday Radio Programs Highlight Concerts and Choirs
Easter programs across major stations include Helen Hancock on BZ at 7 p m eastern. KFI offers Sunrise Services from 4 to 11 p m Pacific. WDAF presents Shrine band Easter concert at 3 p m central. WEAF airs necrosley program at 5 30 p m eastern. WHT features tabernacle band and choir at 7 40 p m central. WBAL offers Easter choir from Emmanuel Episcopal at 8 p m eastern. WCBD presents Zion senior choir at 8 p m central. WJZ closes at 9 p m eastern with tenor Giovanni Martinelli.
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Helen Hancock
Tru
KFI
WDAF
Shrine Band
WEAF
WHT
Tabernacle Band
WBAL
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
WCBD
Zion
WJZ
Giovanni Martinelli
Radio Station Schedules and Programming Listings
A list of radio stations with frequencies and scheduled programs including concerts church services talks and orchestral performances across WPG WGY WEAF WIZ KDKA WGN WLIB WELW WSAT WTAM and other stations in diverse markets. It notes times and featured artists such as Giovanni Martinelli Crosley Orchestra and Atwater Kent hour.
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WTAM
Cleveland
Wyle
Stillman Theatre
Atwater Kent
Gill
Fragmentary Medical Note Offers Incomplete Health Claims
A garbled text fragment references medicine to build flesh and strength and mentions Father John and healthy people. The readable portion lacks coherent facts, dates, or identifiable entities to form a full news item.
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Iena
Father John
Go-get-'em Mike Appointed Chicago Police Chief
Chicago mayor William Hale Thompson pledges to rid the city of crooks within 90 days as Michael Hughes begins his new role as police chief. The mayor calls him "Go-get-'em Mike" and "Big Bill" hails the appointment amid signs of success in local ads.
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Chicago
U.P
Michael Hughes
William Hale Thompson
Mike
Big Bill
Chicago Blue Coats
Thompson
Navy officer sets seaplane altitude record at 22200 feet
Washington officials of the National Aeronautical Association verified instruments showing Lieut. George Henderson U S N had established a new altitude record for seaplanes carrying a useful load at 22 200 feet.
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Washington
National Aeronautical Association Today
George Henderson
Faithful Martha Class to Meet at Church Parlors
The Faithful Martha class of the Methodist Sunday school will meet in the church parlors Monday evening at 7 o'clock.
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Martha
Methodist Sunday School
Surprise party honors Carma Bertie Heffner on seventh birthday
Mrs. Emily D Hallett hosted a surprise party at 719 Poplar Street for her daughter Carma Bertie Heffner. Twenty five guests attended a 7 to 9 30 oclock social evening featuring a reading by Doris Wallace.
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Emily D. Hallett
Carma Bertie Heffner
Poplar Street
Doris Wallace
Bake and Candy Sale by Esther Class at Chocolate Shop
The Esther class hosts a bake and candy sale on Saturday at the Chocolate shop. The sale opens at 10 o clock with treats for shoppers and proceeds likely benefiting class activities.
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Esther
Record flight crosses 4,000 miles in endurance test
Pilot Bert Acosta and Clarence Chamberlin reportedly logged about 4,080 miles in an endurance flight from New York. They could have reached Paris Amsterdam The Hague or Rotterdam, but kept their course open as objectives.
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New York
U PR
Bert Acosta
Clarence Chamberlin
Paris
Amsterdam
Hague
Holland
Rotterdam
the Hague
Nairobi Collision Claims English Traveler in Coffee Factory Incident
In Nairobi Kenya Colony J B Hemmerde, son of a wealthy Englishman, was crushed to death when a scarf he wore became entangled in a coffee machine. The accident underscores safety concerns at the facility.
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J. B. Hemmerde
Ohio to send 75 delegates to national social work meet
Governor Donahey announced sixty five or seventy five delegates to represent Ohio at the fifty fourth annual meeting of the National Conference of Social Work in Des Moines Iowa from May 1 to 18. Named include Mrs Lucia Bing Johnson Athens Mrs J Fischer Nelsonville and Dr Ella Lupton Gallipolis.
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Columbus
Donahey
Ohio
National Conference of Social Work
Des Moines
Lucia Bing Johnson
Athens
J. Fischer
Nelsonville
Ella Lupton
Gallipolis
Mary Lewis Weds Michael Bohnen for Whirlwind Honeymoon
Mary Lewis, Arkansas choir singer turned Metropolitan Opera performer, marries German singer Michael Bohnen in a swift ceremony. They begin a whirlwind honeymoon with a matinee interruption for singing, Bohnen to sail for Europe Monday for engagements, while Mrs Bohnen remains to sing in the U.S. They plan to meet in Europe in June after a six week courtship.
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Michael Bohnen
New York
Mary Lewis
Arkansas
Metropolitan Opera House
Metropolitan
Bohnen
Europe
Tragic Family Shooting in Chicago Leaves Mother Dead
Chicago officials report a double tragedy as Veronica 17 reportedly urged Mrs. Brogan 48 to kill herself after overhearing a deadly exchange with her husband Andrew Brogan 45. Mrs. Brogan then shot herself and died near Andrew. Two sons notified authorities.
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Chicago
Brogan
Reneiaga Veronica
Misinformed Says Allen On Veterans Pension Claim
Captain J B Allen refutes claims that war veterans may lose pensions. He says Secretary Mellon announced plans weeks ago to ensure government pensioners are cared for, defending existing veterans benefits.
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J. B. Allen
Allen
Mellon
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