Funeral rites for Mrs Mary Maraz held in Murray
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Maraz wife of John Maraz who died April 18 of neuralgia at Murray were conducted Friday April 21 at Murray City M E Church by Rev J E Bon Durant. Interment at Greenlawn. She leaves a son and daughter John Jr and Mary at home. She belonged to Murray City M I Church Pocahontas and Hungarian societies. Both orders attended the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrs
Mary Maraz
John Maraz
Murray
Murray City
M. E
J. E. Bon Durant
Greenlawn
Cemeter
John Jr
M. I. Thurch
Ladies , Pocahontas
Hungarian Society
Community clubs and Eastern Star events in Nelsonville area
Regular East ern Star meeting in Eudora Chapter 72Tuesday at 7 30. Woman s Community club in Nelsonville hosts May 2 at the YMCA with speakers Mrs E D Sayre and Mrs Fred Bush of Athens. Sayre speaks on The Advantages of Federation and Bush leads Athens Federated Clubs efforts. Seventy seven residents pledged 902 dollars at Nelsonville Christian church for Congo missionary support.
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Eastern Star Meeting
Eudora
Woman's Community Club
E. D. Sayre
Fred Bush
Athens
Nelsonville
E. A. Johnston
Congo
Africa
Pocahontas Lodge Plans Birthday Party Tonight
The article notes a strong missionary spirit with broad support for national, state and local goals. Bible school attendance reached 580 with 160 Bereans. Pocahontas degree members are invited to a March April birthday party at their hall tonight at 7 with degree work and refreshments. Each member should bring 15 cents. Bertha Nixon visits Columbus for the week. Mr and Mrs A P Scott of Columbus spent the weekend here. Thomas Pritchard of Columbus was a visiting guest of his son Dr and Mrs A L Pritchard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
Degree of Pocahontas
Thomas Pritchard
Columbus
A. L. Pritchard
M.F
Will Hill
M. EK
Shaw
Frank Rabe
Akron
Jarvis
John
Congo
Darst
Frank Kempton
Emmett Hallan
Dayton
Matt Heck
Heck
Eliza Robinson
Athens
Irvin
Albany
A. R. Woodgerd
Hyde Bartlett attend Emma Patterson burial in Amesville
Dr and Mrs J M Hyde and Mrs C H Bartlett attended the funeral of Miss Emma Patterson in Amesville Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Hyde
C. H. Bartlett
Emma Patterson
Amesville
Miss Nelle Lancaster and Ray O'Dell Married
Miss Nelle Lancaster and Ray O'Dell are now receiving congratulations from friends after their recent marriage. The bride has long resided in the city and enjoyed a large circle of friends. The groom is a railroad man and they will reside in this city.
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Nelle Lancaster
Ray O'Dell
Home Talent Play by Daughters of America at Stuart's Opera House
Much interest surrounds the home talent play staged by the Daughters of America on Wednesday evening at Stuart's Opera House. A children’s matinee is scheduled for 3 15 in the afternoon. A fancy drill by the degree team will highlight the program.
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Stuart’s
Opera House
Masonic Temple
Daugthers of America
Stuart's Opera House
Interesting Sunday School Talk By Dr Dowler At ME
Attendance at the M. E. Sunday school was down from last week yet a very interesting and profitable time was spent. Dr. C. H. Dowler delivered a short talk and a saxophone was due by Miss Bessie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
C. H. Dowler
Bessie
Mother's Day program prep and lectures begin tonight
Stevenson and Dallas Bay with Miss Rita Crouse at the piano featured the program. The school is making extensive preparations for a good Mother's Day program. LECTURES START TONIGHT The first of a series of five lectures by Dr. Butt will begin tonight at the Y M C A. He will speak on First Aid or what to do until the doctor arrives. Lectures will be given every Monday night for five weeks. A registration of $1 will be charged to enter the class, to be paid tonight.
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Butt
Sunday Sermon by Rev Dr Fowler on World Gospel Duty
Rev Dr C H Fowler led Sunday services representing the Board of Home Missions and Church Extension. The morning sermon on John 3 16 argued eighty five percent of the world population is colored and urged white unity to spread the Gospel, while the evening featured a stereopticon lecture and song by Fowler. Mrs Gerhard Schutes and Miss Altha Rickards visited friends in Zaleski.
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C. H. Fowler
Board of Home Missions and Church Extension
America
Dr. Fowler
Fowler
Logan Marriage Licenses Show Brisk Probate Court List
Logan reports a busy Saturday at probate court with four marriage licenses issued. Names include Alton Frasure and Martha Brewer, Ray McDonald and Viola Turner, John H. Unger and Opal Hamilton, plus Howard M. Keeton and Garnett M. McClure. A Washington township well event prompted a dinner by W. H. Stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton Frasure
Logan
Martha Brewer
Lon
Ray McDonald
Lancaster
Viola Turner
Laurelville
John H. Unger
South Bloomingville
Opal Hamilton
Howard M. Keeton
Jobs
Garnett M. McClure
Haydenville man suffers stroke at work in serious condition
Word comes to Logan that C. C. Denny, 61, of Haydenville, suffered a stroke of paralysis while at work and that he is now in a very serious condition.
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Logan
C. C. Denny
Haydenville
Harley Davidson Motor Cycles and Sidecars Bargains
Harley Davidson motorcycles and sidecars offered with rebuilt machines and expert repair by factory trained men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley-Davidson
Man
Plan for Marion township farm bureau program
A Marion township farm bureau committee met in Logan to plan for the coming year. The plan includes two poultry feeding and egg marketing meetings and urges members to raise better livestock and promote limestone usage. In Hocking county oil news two wells were drilled with opposite results. Snow Fork near Murray City was a duster, while Rachelmacker on Tracy heirs farm between Murray City and New Straitsville shows potential as a fifty barrel producer. Ten year old Alice Allen of Haydenville was treated at home for acute appendicitis with an operation performed by Dr. Drury of Columbus and Dr. Zemer of Haydenville and is recovering.
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Marion Township Farm Bureau
Logan
Hocking County
Snow Fork Company
Murray City
Tracy
New Straitsville
Rachelmacker
Alice Allen
Frank Allen
Haydenville
Drury
Columbus
Zemer
Road Improval Delays End As Survey Adjusted
Road work between the end of the present improvement in Green township and Carbon Hill will start at once after a survey change. Property owners along the right of way finally consented. When finished the road will provide all year round access between the city and Carbon Hill.
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Green Township
Carbon Hill
Wommer visits Logan Chapter for Mark Master degree
Fred W. Wommer Grand Steward of the Grand Chapter of Ohio inspected Logan Chapter No. 75 R. A. M. Friday evening. Sixty members attended including nine from Nelsonville. One candidate entered the Mark Master degree, departing from the usual Royal Arch inspection. A lunch followed served by Lloyd Mount, William Petty and J. V. Woodard.
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Fred W. Wommer
Grand Chapter
Ohio
Logan
Nelsonville
Lloyd Mount
William Petty
J. V. Woodard
New Hunter Street Lutheran Church Welcomes Fourteen New Members
A Thursday evening reception at the parsonage honored fourteen new members admitted to Hunter Street Lutheran Church in recent months. Guests included Rev and Mrs Samuel Hunzicker of the Pomeroy pastorate. The event was social with a splendid luncheon.
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Hunter Street
Faberwacks Club Hosts Friday Evening at North Market
Mrs William Strentz hosted the Faberwacks club Friday evening at her North Market street home. Tonors honored Mr and Mrs Robert Lee White. Mrs Foster, guest of Mrs Ford Hack, was the sole non member present. Refreshments were served.
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Faberjwacks
William Strentz
Faberwacks Club
North Market Street
Robert Lee White
Foster
Ford Hack
School Closes After Eight Months At Webb Summit
A successful eight months term ended Friday afternoon at Webb Summit with a program by 37 pupils directed by teacher W T Poling of Zanesville Avenue. Ladies served a big old fashioned dinner then men played a ball game. James Hall, 71, participated, reciting pieces from his boyhood McGuffey reader. About sixty visitors enjoyed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webb Summit
W. T. Poling
Zanesville Avenue
James Hall
McGuffey
Pratt Leads Clay-Workers Organizing Drive in City
A man identifying himself as Pratt, with associates, arrives to organize clay workers across 38 plants but workers show limited interest. Pratt reportedly hails from Danville, Illinois, where he is said to be out on bond of 2500 under two indictments, one for slugging to kill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pratt
Danville
Minois
The Story Of An Unloved Wife serial begins Tuesday
Grace Phelps presents a daily serial claiming true events though names are altered. A boarding school girl after her father's death must choose between marriage to a kind friend she barely knows or a lone struggle to survive, and she chooses matrimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Phelps
Miss Phelps
Murray City man passes state pharmacy board exam
William Poling of Murray City has successfully completed a state pharmacy board examination and will soon receive his diploma. He is the son of W. T. Poling of Zanesville Avenue and is a local high school alumnus who later attended Ohio State University to finish his education.
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William Poling
Murray City
State Pharmacy Board
Poling
W. T. Poling
Zanesville Avenue
Ohio State University
Community Worship Notes and Local Visits
Sunday evening service at the M Church featured a Thank offering by the W F M S and Standard Bearers with songs and devotions. Attendance at Sunday school reached 246, collection $18, and prayers for ill members were noted alongside several weekend visits and medical updates.
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M, BE
Dhurch
Moorish Marriage Customs Reported at Midnight
A description notes Moorish marriage rites where the ceremony occurs at midnight and the bride is confined to her room for several days after the wedding, reflecting traditional practices observed in the community.
Governor Pardons Toledo Father in Criminal Assault Case
Governor Davis granted a full pardon to Carl Papenfuss of Toledo after his daughter, now saying she lied under pressure from her mother, testified his innocence. Papenfuss, 62, had been imprisoned for life in 1916 for assaulting his 18 year old daughter, later reduced to six years and now exonerated.
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Columbus
International News Service
Davis
Carl Papenfuss
Toledo
Papenfuss
Harding declines dinner invite in Baltimore
President Harding declined an invitation to address a dinner of the League of Women Voters in Baltimore tomorrow night. The dispatch notes a humorous aside that about sixty per cent of men are bald at fifty five, while only one per cent of women share the trait.
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Harding
Washiington
International News Service
League of Women Voters
Baltimore
Landis Brother of Baseball Commissioner Dies in Asheville
Charlies B. Landis of Chicago, former congressman and brother of Judge Ken Landis, baseball commissioner, died at a Asheville hospital this morning.
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Asheville
N. C
Charlies B. Landis
Chicago
Ken Landis
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Nelsonville News
Lizzie Cooley
Fort Street
Mrs. Cooley
Methodist Episcopal Church
Zanesville
Stier
Mik
Navy
F. M. Carey
Poplar Street
Wilkesbarre
Mrs .A. P. Scott
O'Dell
C. L. King's
Methodist Church
Gerhard Schutes
Mies Altha Rickards
Zaleskl
Clinton Webb
Washington Township
W. H. Stone
A. D. Farrow
Nelsonville, Ohio
Jacksonville
Dens
Eevase
Mrs. Woodgerd
Brown
Landis
OhBoy
KNW
Baltimore & Ohio
THE
Aluminum Cooking Utensil CO
New Kensington, Pa
Kerr Hdwe
M. T
Broa
Jackson
Middleport
Callahan & Mota
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