Mabel Joyce Dies Saturday in Columbus
Mrs. Kie Joyce 23 wife of Thomas Joyce of Nashville died at Mercy Hospital Columbus Saturday about noon from peritonitis. She resided on Harpers Street worked at French Dry Cleaning. Survived by husband, one daughter aged three, mother Mrs. May Inman, brother Earl Inman of Chillicothe, sister Mrs. Kenneth Hulmes of Nelsonville. Funeral at London Derry near Chillicothe at 2 pm.
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Nashville
Kie Joyce
Thomas
Mercy Hospital
Columbus
Joyce
Harpers Street
May Inman
Value of Church Membership Cited by Rev Evans
The Rev. Lloyd Evans spoke at the Presbyterian Church in Nelsonville on the value of church membership. He described the church as a place of common beliefs interests and hopes binding people together and guiding others. Mrs Edith Stiers sang The Prayer Perfect with harp accompaniment.
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Nelsonville
Lloyd Evans
The
Presbyterian Church
Evans
Edith Stiers
Riley
Troop 45 Holds Meeting at the Y With Elections and Plans
Scout leaders state the boys enjoy Chaplain Friday talks. Donald Harper elected captain of the Troop baseball team with Charles Patton as assistant captain and Francis Kouri as manager. The Board for Supervision of Baseball will arrange games. Troop council met with a special investigation to be reported next week. Scoutmaster Powell presided and a signalling corps meeting is set for 6 15 at the Y.
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Nelsonville
Scout
Bear Patrol
Karl Haas
Igari Haas
William Raybould
Harot Metray
Gerald Thomas
Russ Cope
Kenneth Cope
Bart Kilcher
Darrel Keplar
Joe Vpedigeo
Aoe Vatrol
Charles Hellyer
Doys
John Steenrod
Mark Herrold
Robert Riley
Gilbert Wiess
George Lash
Roland Pierce
Richard Acomb
Eagle Patrol
Bennie Sterling
James Barrows
Chester McManamay
Byron Phillips
Robert Figley
John Huddy
Robert Patton
Donald Shafer
Fox Patrol
Donald Harper
Paul Huddy
Bob Tucker
Harry Evans
Charles Patton
Joe Stanley
William Lawson
Board of Injury
Powell
Troop 45
Berean Bible Class Draws Eighty at Nelsonville Meeting
Eighty men attended the Berean Bible Class session at the Christian Sunday School in Nelsonville on Sunday morning. Troop 45 Boy Scouts joined, Camp Fire Girls presented a program, and Ralph Parks sang a solo as part of the musical program.
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Nelsonville
Berean
Christian Sunday School
Boy Scouts
Camp Fire Girls
Ralph Parks
Local visits and family gatherings around Columbus
Miss Harriett Bowers and relatives from Columbus visited sisters Gladys and Elizabeth Bowers over the weekend. Mrs. Charles Wiley and children from Cambridge joined her parents G W Figgins in Columbus. Others called or visited include Mrs. C A Malone Akron and Mrs Arden Allyn Columbus after a death in the Verity family. Mr and Mrs Kelch were noted in Columbus with illness of a family member.
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Harriett Bowers
Jeff
Jimmy Bowers
Columbus
Gladys
Elizabeth Bowers
G. W. Figgins
Charles Wiley and Children
Cambridge
C. A. Malone
Akron
Arden Allyn
Henry Verity
Phil Kelch
Joe Kelch
Kelch
Nelsonville
Hugh Calamore
Louise Johnson
Jacksonville home destroyed by fire in early morning blaze
A Jacksonville residence occupied by the McMenamy family burned out, with the Kinder home partly scorched. Fire started in the McMenamy kitchen likely from faulty wiring and the extinguished fire alarm came about 5 o clock. Neighbors used a bucket brigade and wells supplied water to save nearby structures while residents were away visiting relatives. Insurance covered the damaged building, owned by Thomas McMenamy, amid calls for better village fire-fighting equipment.
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Jacksonville
Thomas McMenamy
Lea McMenamy
Woman Taken to Hospital for Appendicitis Near Mountville
Mrs. C. A. Gardner of Mountville vicinity was taken to Good Samaritan Hospital Zanesville by E. PF. Carpenter ambulance Sunday for an appendicitis operation. She was accompanied to the hospital by
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Glouster
C. A. Gardner
Mountville
Good Samaritan Hospital
Zanesville
E. PF. Carpenter
Glouster Awards Water Softener Plant Contract
At a Saturday meeting the Board of Public Affairs awarded the water softener and filtration plant contract to International Filter Company of Chicago. The installed plant bid under 10000 dollars and preliminary work will start within two weeks with completion expected by early July.
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Chicago
Glouster
Board of Public Affairs
City Water Works
International Filter Company
Department
Checks Won’t Clear Underwood Bound Over
In Glouster on April 15 Lee Underwood pleaded to issuing two insufficient funds checks totaling 14.85 and 14.65 to Hocking Candy Supply Co. He was bound over to the grand jury with $500 bond, unable to post security and sent to Athens County Jail. case postponed for two to three days after a prior business venture on High Street.
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Underwood
Dulaney
High Street
Weekend Guests and Church Meet In Local Notices
Mr and Mrs John Monks hosted guests including Mr and Mrs Manus Shafer and son Charles from Columbus Mrs R D Romine and two daughters from Mason City W Va and Mr and Mrs William Carsey of Cincinnati Misses Janet and Margaret Pugh from Columbus visited Miss William Stover At Athens Mrs Leoline Seibert and Mr and Mrs Jake Seibert of Columpus spent Saturday with E M Gilbert The Wings Heralds met at Mary Kathrine Millers home with 13 members present Bible lesson read Kings Herald song piano solo by Betty Jane Tignor readings by Mary Adaline Wilson and Mary Margaret Betts choir songs and prayers followed by refreshments Next meeting with Marjorie Simonton Columbus Street
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John Monks
Manus Shafer
Charles
Columbus
R. D. Romine
Mason City
W. Va
William Carsey
Cincinnati
Janet
Margaret Pugh
William Stover
Leoline Seibert
Athens
Jake Seibert
Columpus
E. M. Gilbert
Wings Heralds
Mary Kathrine Miller
Elsie Freer
Kings Herald
Betty Jane Tignor
Mary Adaline Wilson
Mary Margaret Betts
Jesus
Marjorie Simonton
Columbus Street
Card Party for St Phillip's Church at Parish Hall
The Ladies of St Phillip's Newi Church in Murrau City host a card party at the Parish Hall Tuesday evening. The public is invited to attend.
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St. Phillip’s Newi Church
Murrau City
Couple Wed in Nelsonville as Bride Hazel Adams Marries
Nelsonville April 15. Mr and Mrs Donald McManus announce their marriage in Athens on April 13. Rev M E Chatley officiated at the wedding. The bride Hazel Adams daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Adams is a Nelsonville High School graduate class of 1926 and has worked for Kroger. The groom is son of Mr and Mrs Wesley McManus and works for the traction company. They will reside in Nelsonville.
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Nelsonville
Donald McManus
Athens
M. E. Chatley
Hazel Adams
Harry Adams
Nelsonville High School
Kroger Company
MccManus
Wesley McManus
McManus
The
Traction Company
Mrs. Helen Sweazy Dies After Long Illness
Mrs. Helen Sweazy wife of Walter Sweazy of Myers Crossing died Sunday morning at her sister Mrs. Roy Blanchard’s home in Murray City after a long illness. Funeral at Murray City M E Church Wednesday at 1 pm conducted by Rev H G Householder. Burial in Greenlawn. She leaves her husband a son a daughter and her parents.
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Nelsonville
Helen Sweazy
Walter Sweazy
Myers Crossing
Roy Blanchard
Murray City
M. E. Church
H. G
Greenlawn
Nelsonville men fined for intoxication and store robbery
Harley Triplett pleaded guilty to intoxication and was fined 25 dollars and costs before Mayor I J Eberle and was re arrested for alleged ties to the Landis hold up. Oscar Hartley also pleaded guilty to intoxication and paid 10 dollars plus costs. A night robbery at the Bon Ton Store on Poplar Street was reported with a forced rear window and minor cash loss while merchandise was checked.
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Nelsonville
Harley Triplett
I. J. Eberle
Triplett
Landis
Oscar Hartley
Bon Ton
Poplar Street
George Bateman
Lewis Duga
Machine Gun Fire Probe Planned At Fort Lauderdale
Investigation into machine gun fire that swept the Miami riverfront was set for today at Fort Lauderdale, announced Commander R L Jack of the coast guard base. The incident began Sunday when two boats sped upriver and the pursuer fired on the fleeing leader, ending a mile from the start with two men later found aboard the vessel.
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Miami
Fila
U.R
Fort Lauderdale
R. L. Jack
Coast Guard
Harry Contre Vand Lauor
Child dies in Nelsonville area death notice
Betty Jane Eyre aged two died Saturday at her mother's home near Lancaster. Funeral services led by Rev K H McCorkle of the Nelsonville Christian Church were held at the residence this morning at 10 30. Burial followed at Connett Cemetery.
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Ty Jane Eyre
Lancaster
K. H. McCorkle
Nelsonville Christian Church
Connett
Twilight Baseball League Meeting Set at Y M C A Tonight
Nelsonville citizens plan a Twilight Baseball League for the upcoming season with a meeting at the Y M C A this evening at 7 30 o'clock. A large attendance is expected.
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Nelsonville
Today is Ours But Tomorrow Is Gods Sermon
Rev. M. E. Chatley preached at the Christian Church on Sunday morning that today is the time to act not tomorrow. He warned that postponement excuses sin and erodes faith, urging decisive religion and noting hope as life’s mainspring.
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Chatley
M. E. Chatley
Christian Church
Mr. Chaniey
Dale Shepard Jailed on Child Support Charge
Dale Shepard of Glouster is jailed in Athens County on a non support charge for his young daughter Monalee Shepard. Deputy Sheriff Fred Heck arrested him Sunday and the charge was filed by Mrs Freda Smith. Shepard awaits arraignment at the Athens County Jail.
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Monalee Shepard
Dale Shepard
Glouster
Fred Heck
Shepard
Freda Smith
Athens County
Probate Court Update Delayed Assignment Expected
Probate court reports a late assignment today with Judge M. J indicating a possible delay. The brief note cites pending matters and a stated late arrival by the court official.
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M. J
Rich Suitor Held For Death Of Rival
In New York on April 15 a tangled feud between two wealthy men over a disputed home purchase after a fashionable party surfaced as a possible motive in the death of Arthur My Smith. Samuel E. Bell of Cleveland is held without bail on a charge of homicide, with Mrs. Robert L. Brown of Lexington, Kentucky, also implicated.
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New York
Arthur “My Smith
Cleveland
Samuel E. Bell
Robert L. Brown
Lexington
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C. H. Bartlett
Messenger
Mabel Joyce
Thomas Joyce
Boy Scult
Francis ‘Ouri
Tucker
W. D. Mender
McCorkle
Lee Underwood
Mr. Gardner
Mrs. McManus
Brothers
Harry Triplett
Brother
Kyre
Giaser
Our
Orp
Athens County Buick Co
Pomero
Tee
General Tire Acceptance Corp
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