Nelsonville for Mrs Devore to be conducted at home
Funeral services for Mrs Rebecca A Devore will be held Friday at 2 PM at the Weigand residence 751 Chestnut Street Wisonville with Rev C L Johnson Akron former Christian Church pastor presiding Burial will follow at Greenlawn beside her husband William Devore who died years ago
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Wisonville
Rebecca A. Devore
W. H. Weigand
Weigand
Chestnut Street
C. L. Johnson
Akron
The
Christian Church
Greenlawn
William Devore
Body of Patrick McLaughlin Due in Nelsonville
The body of Patrick McLaughlin, formerly of Buchtel and Nelsonville, is expected to arrive from Springfield Illinois, where he died on Tuesday. Funeral mass will be held Friday at 9 am at the Catholic Church, with burial at Buchtel.
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Nelsonville
Patrick McLaughlin
Buchtel
Springfield
Ill
McLaughlin
Pete McLaughlin
Father Carney
Prayer Service Planned by King's Men for Birthday of Thomas Collins
King's Men schedule Friday night prayer meeting at George Beagle's Walnut Street home at 7:30. The service honors Thomas Collins' birthday with all members invited. Buchtel Prayer Band members will attend.
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Nelsonville
King’s Men
George Beagle
Walnut Street
Thomas Collins
King's Men
Buchtel Prayer Band
Meeting Notice for Pocahontas Degree and Birthday Party
All members of the Degree of Pocahontas are asked to attend a business meeting Monday evening April 28 at the hall. The April birthday party will follow. Hostesses include Ethel Hayden Bertha Ray Susie Wallace Mattie Weekley Mabel Dalton and Blanche Stanley. W B A Club to Meet on Friday at Mrs Carl Linton’s home at Madison and Grover Streets.
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Degree of Pocahontas
Ethel Hayden
Bertha Ray
Susie Wallace
Mattie Weekley
Mabel Dalton
Blanche Stanley
W. B. A. Club
Carl Linton
Madison and
Grover Streets
Meeting Postponed for Rebekahs Chapter
The Past Noble Grands of the Order of Rebekahs postpone their meeting due to the Senior Class play. The gathering will now be held Friday evening May 2 at Mrs. C. C. Ervin's home, 894 Walnut Street.
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Order of Rebekahs
C. C. Ervin
Walnut Street
Troop 46 Plans Short Meeting in Nelsonville Suburbs
Troop 46 will meet at the Legion Home Friday at 7 15 pm with a 20 minute session due to the Senior Class play at 8. Several Scouts are expected to receive badges and new tenderfoot and first class exams will be offered. Absentees risk loss of commissions. dues are urged. Inter troop track meet being planned. props and demonstrations by the three patrols. Mrs Steenrod family called to Columbus due to illness. visiting Mrs Windsor of Yuma, Ariz., returns from D A R Congress in Washington.
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Nelsonville
Legion Home
L. Seibert, Jr
Garrett Hoch
G. L. Steenrod
Jesse Shafer
Steenrod
Naomi Steenrod
C. Longley
Allard Hostetter
Tom Shafer
Columbus
George Steenrod
St. Francis Hospital
Clara B. Windsor
Yuma
Ariz
Washington, D. C
C. H. Martin
Dangerous 28 Gangsters Targeted by Chicago Police
Chicago Crime Commission labels 28 big shots as the Dangerous 28 and asks police to press pursuit until they quit. Frank Leesch presents the Blue Book listing top gangsters and urges continual enforcement against murder liquor vice and gambling rackets.
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Chicago
U.R
Chicago Crime Commission
Frank Leesch
Local residents and visitors share travel updates
Mrs. Mary Beagle returns from Huntington W Va to join relatives for the winter. Miss Esther Ervin of Columbus visits her parents Mr and Mrs Co Ervin. Williard Brenner of Lancaster conducts a business visit Wednesday. S S Steenrod visits Wheeling WV for business. Mrs Emma Edwards and Mr and Mrs Alvin Wallace move to Columbus to make a new home. Mrs John Hill and Mrs EB Bell visit relatives in Columbus. Mr and Mrs Clyde Rodda and their daughter from Toledo are en route from Washington DC visiting Dr and Mrs N Hill.
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Mary Beagle
Huntington
W. Va
Esther Ervin
Columbus
Co. Co. Ervin
Williard Brenner
Lancaster
S. S. Steenrod
Wheeling
Emma Edwards
Alvin Wallace
Stella Edwards
John Hill
EB. E. Bell
Clyde Rodda
Toledo
Washington, D. C
N. Hill
Senate Debates End Likely For Harris and Johnson Bills
In Washington on April 24 the Harris Immigration Bill in the Senate and the Johnson Veterans' Bill in the House were likely to be finished today with votes possible. The Harris measure would apply immigration quotas to Western Hemisphere nations except Newfoundland and Canada, and a recommit motion failed by a large margin signaling passage. The Johnson bill would compensate World War I veterans whose cases are worthy but unmet by current law. The Senate Lobby Committee planned to close questioning of President Curran of the Association Against the Prohibition Amendment, while the House Judiciary Committee aimed to finish hearings on repealing the Eighteenth Amendment with witnesses Sir Henry Brayton and Willam C. Roper slated to appear.
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Washington
U.P
Senate
House
Newfoundland
Canada
Henry H. Curran
House Judiciary Committee
Henry Brayton
Ontario Liquor Control Board
Willam C. Roper
Princeton
Nets
Grandmother Is Again Sentenced To Jail
In Paducah Kentucky on April 24 Judge Charles I Dawson sentenced 69 year old Mrs Mary James Trotter to six months in Jefferson County Jail Louisville after her plea that she only sold liquor to support her four grandchildren. She had been given a 12 month probated sentence at the last term but was re-arrested two months ago for selling whisky.
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Paducah
Mary James Trotter
Mannington
Charles I. Dawson
Jefferson County
Louisville
Coal output slips for third straight week in April
Washington reports the National Coal Association estimate shows soft coal production for the week ended April 19 at 8,000,000 net tons. This marks the third consecutive weekly decline since March 29, following 8,248,000 net tons for April 6 and 8,175,000 net tons for April 12 per the Bureau of Mines.
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Washington
National Coal Association
United States Bureau of Mines
Warden Suspends Guards in Fire Incident
Columbus April 24 Warden Thomas suspended two more guards and appointed three new ones. Guard Edward W Kerr suspended pending investigation of alleged intoxication last night. Guard Roy Minshall suspended after Captain John Hall charged he was derelict in duty Monday night. Presence of exploded pistol shells in fire swept cell blocks explained by Warden Thomas as guard Guy Porter firing to warn others.
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Columbus
Thomas
Edward W. Kerr
Roy Minshall
John Hall
Guy R. Porter
Ohio Penitentiary crisis cools after all night vigil
In Columbus 1600 convicts moved orderly from cell blocks to the Mess Hall for breakfast as guards and National Guardsmen maintained a tense perimeter. The day after a devastating fire that killed 320, inquiries focus on responsibility and alleged heroism, including disputes over Warden Thomas duties.
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Columbus
Ohio Penitentiary
Mess Hall
Coal Company
Oil Improves Cleveland Turning Point in Industry
The Union Trust Company notes stabilizing trends in oil, with profits rising among major companies. Hydrogenation enables fuel oil to gasoline, while cracking boosted US gasoline recovery from 26.1 percent in 1918 to 44 percent in 1929, with future gains expected to 55 to 60 percent. If 1916 20 averages held in 1929, daily crude runs would exceed 7.9 million barrels.
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Cleveland
Union Trust Company
United States
Harvard Scientists Probe Supposed New Planet Find
Cambridge April 24. Photographic plates at Harvard Observatory studied to verify Ottawa Dominion Observatory reports of a possible new planet. Prof Harlow Shapley said the object may not be Planet X from Lowell Observatory but requires further analysis to confirm its nature.
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Cambridge
Mass
U.P
Harvard Observatory
Dominion Observatory
Ottawa
Harlow Shapley
Lowell Observatory
Flagstaff
Ariz
Minister Who Wed Catholic Girl On Trial
A Lexington church trial continues over Rev. Julius Arnold Velasco's marriage to Catherine Rogers a Roman Catholic. Velasco faces charges of insolence and in subordination for marrying a Catholic woman in January at Ellicott City Maryland. The case focuses on whether he may retain his Episcopal priest status in the Lexington Diocese.
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Lexington
U.P
Episcopal Church
Julius Arnold Velasco
St. Johns Episcopal Church
Bellevue-Dayton
Velasco
H. P. Almon Abbott
Catherine Rogers
Ellicott City
Lightning Strikes Two Men Near Crooksville
In Springtime Crooksville on April 24 Lewis Cohagan and Harry Warren of Denver town narrowly escaped death when a bolt of lightning struck between them as they operated a wire stretcher on a fence. Both were unconscious. Cohagan’s clothing and shoes were torn. They received medical attention and are expected to recover.
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Crooksville
Lewis Cohagan
Harry Warren
Denvertown
Here
Codagan
Bishop Demanded Resignation Amid Defamatory Remarks Controversy
The rector testified the standing committee knew of the engagement at ordination while Bishop Abbott pressed for Velasco's resignation. Velasco allegedly attacked the rector from the pulpit and in statements to the press.
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Abbott
Velasco
Family doctor laxative offers gentle purging remedy
A trusted laxative remedy promises gentle cleansing for children and adults alike. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin uses pure senna and laxative herbs to stimulate bowel movements, easing biliousness headaches and constipation. A free trial bottle can be obtained by writing to Monticello Illinois or through a local druggist.
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Dr. Caldwell
Monticello
Ill
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