Benson Speaks at Meeting of Men
Dr. John G Benson superintendent of White Cross Hospital Columbus gave the principal address at the Methodist Brotherhood meeting in Nelsonville on the theme Man Power in the Church. He urged loyalty beyond sect and stressed charity and cooperation while noting denominations as expressions of personality. Attendees included Dr. Warren and Mr. Pugh from Columbus. music by the Senior orchestra and solos by Elmer Siddle.
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Nelsonville
John G Benson
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Methodist Brotherhood
Benson
Charles Warren
Hospital
Pugh
Enoch Pugh
Gretchen Pidcock
Elmer Siddle
Bessie Stevenson
Presbyterian Sanatorium speaker to visit Nelsonville church
An official representative of the Presbyterian Sanatorium at Albuquerque New Mexico will address the Nelsonville church Sunday at 10 30 am The hospital is noted as a leading institution and this marks its first local presentation The topic will be The Ministry of Healing The Rev Lloyd Evans will preach at the evening service
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Nelsonville
Presbyterian Sanatorium
Albuquerque
N. M
Presbyterian Church
Ministry of Healing
Lloyd Evans
Pearson Called to Guard Duty at Ohio Penitentiary
Nelsonville police chief Jack Pearson, longtime local officer, left for Columbus after a telegram from Warden Thomas summoned him to serve guard duties at the Ohio Penitentiary.
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Nelsonville
Jack Pearson
Columbus
Thomas
Ohio Penitentiary
Greeks Plan State Interfraternity Conference at Ohio University
William Wolfe announces plans for a two day interfraternity conference at Ohio University May 9 and 10. Alvin Duerr and E B Bryam will address a Friday banquet at Hotel Berry and Alumni Memorial Auditorium. Delegates from each fraternity with a campus chapter attend and discuss topics from pledge training to finances and housing.
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Ohio University
William Wolfe
Interfraternity Council
Alvin Duerr
National Interfraternity Council
Delta Tau Delta
E. B. Bryam
Hotel Berry
Wolfe
Duerr
Alumni Memorial Auditorium
Ohio
Ohio University Interfraternity Council
Eugene Cotter
James Berry
James Boden
Dean J. N. Johnston
Police Ready to Annoy Chicago Public Enemies List
Police prepared to press officials and the public for cooperation as they target the 28 names named by the Chicago Crime Commission as the city’s most notorious hoodlums in an ongoing effort to curb crime.
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Chicago
U.P
Chicago Crime Commission
Clean-Up Week Planned in Nelsonville
Nelsonville announces Clean-Up Week from April 28 to May 3 with city trucks removing curbside tin cans and rubbish except garbage. Officials urge citizen cooperation to clean up the town while new parking lines are painted and Public Square work aligns with the traffic ordinance, started by Mayor Bill Hickman and Service Director Sidney Cook.
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Nelsonville
Service Department
Bill Hickman
Sidney Cook
Washington Street
Schools to Trade In Old Records for Radios
The Nelsonville and Buchtel Public Schools approved a local Victor dealer’s plan to collect and trade in old and damaged records. When a required number is reached, they will exchange them for new radio receiving sets. Nelsonville aims for 4 500 records and Buchtel for 2 800.
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Nelsonville
Buchtel
Victor
Plan for Banquet Nelsonville
The Young Men's Fellowship Class will host a banquet and party May 2 at 7 45 pm in the Christian Church social rooms. A pot snack affair with about 49 young men and their girlfriends is planned, featuring several speakers and a musical program.
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Nelsonville
The
Christian Church
Bill Hall
Dean Long
Frank Betts
Lisle Dalton
Bill Lawson
Easter Dinner Guests Gather in Jackson Household
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lairson of Jackson hosted Easter dinner with guests including Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Hanson from Dayton Louise Lairson, Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Seeley of Jerome, Mich, Mr. Glenn Dowding and sons of Marshall, Mich, Mr. Eddie Redd and Joe Dowding of Detroit, Mr. Edward MecCrow of Stockbridge, Mich, Mrs. Carrie Wood of Manistique, Mr. and Mrs. Dorr Draper of Vandercook Lake, and Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Adams with daughter Donna Jean Elliott of Jackson.
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Albert Lairson
Jackson
Mich
B. R. Hanson
Louise Lairson
Dayton
Ohio
M. T. Seeley
Jerome, Mich
Glenn Dowding
Mrshall, Mich
Eddie Redd
Joe Dowding
Detroit
Edward MecCrow
Stockbridge
Carrie Wood
Manistique
Disaster victim Montrose Hickman to be buried in Nelsonville
Montrose Hickman 26, former Noanville resident, died in the Ohio Penitentiary fire Monday. Burial set for Greenlawn Cemetery Nelsonville with funeral at sister Mrs J MecConaughy Columbus residence. He leaves a widow Emma, a son Montrose Jr, his mother Anna Palmer, three sisters and a brother Walter. His brother John was electrocuted after a Chillicothe shooting. Montrose faced life imprisonment.
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Nelsonville
Montrose Hickman
Noanville
Ohio Penitentiary
Geenlawn Cemetery
J. MecConaughy
Sullivant Avenue
Columbus
Emma Hickman
Montrose, Jr
Anna Palmer
George Hawks
Detroit
Sylvania Cramer
Bertha Hunter
Poston
Walter
Hickman
John
Chillicothe
Montrose
Local social notes from Columbus and vicinity
Mr and Mrs P B Verity returned from Madison West Virginia where they visited Mr and Mrs Frank Freer and Mr and Mrs Fred Edington. Vern Vorhes spent Wednesday with his daughter Miss Dorothy Vorhes at Mt Carmel Hospital in Columbus. Miss Vorhes condition improving after two weeks of medical care. Mr and Mrs Stanley Edwards of Columbus visited relatives in the city Thursday. Mrs William Mills was a visitor in Columbus Friday. Mr and Mrs John Owens spent today in Columbus while Mrs Stanley Dew visits relatives and friends in Columbus.
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P. B. Verity
Madison
W. Va
Frank Freer
Fred Edington
Vern Vorhes
Dorothy Vorhes
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Columbus
Vorhes
Stanley Edwards
William Mills
John Owens
Stanley Dew
Mrs Barber Hosts Bridge Evening With Prizes
Mrs Shelby Barber entertained friends Wednesday with bridge as the diversion. Mrs Glenn Allen won first high, Mrs Roy Davis took second high, and Mrs Roy Sayre received the low score consolation prize.
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Shelby Barber
Bridge
Glenn Allen
Roy Davis
Roy Sayre
Class 21 Party At Mrs Simonton Home
Class 21 of the Methodist Sunday School and teacher Mrs. Carl Coakley held a party Thursday evening at Mrs. William Simonton residence on West Columbus Street. Games and music entertained the 15 members as a pot luck luncheon was served.
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Methodist Sunday School
Carl Coakley
William Simonton
West Columbus Street
Scouts to Hike in All Day March from Nelsonville
Troop 46 plans an all day hike on Saturday April 26 as part of a summer series. Under W D Mender with assistants F G Keiri and L Seibert the group will meet at the American Legion building at 9 with first aid kits knives axes glasses and food for dinner and supper. Reporters include Jack Auflick James Barrows Harry Evans Robert Figley Charles Johnston Francis Kourt Charles Patton William Raybould Robert Riley John Steenrad Clyde Ray Bennie Sterling Lawrence Seibert Gilbert Weiss L S Dalton Wilbur Mender Donald Shafer Robert Auflick Orville Levering Hubert Juniper and Carl Hall. The home trip follows dinner.
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Nelsonville
Boy Scouts of
W.D. Mender
F. G. Keiri
L. Seibert
American Legion
Jack Auflick
James Barrows
Harry Evans
Robert Figley
Charles Johnston
Francis Kourt
Charles Patton
William Raybould
Robert Riley
John Steenrad
Clyde Ray
Bennie Sterling
Lawrence Seibert
Gilbert Weiss
L. S. Dalton
Wilbur Mender
Donald Shafer
Robert Auflick
Orville Levering
Hubert Juniper
Carl Hall
Legion Building
S. H. T. Club Event At 169 Jefferson Street
Miss Blanche Moorehead hosted a Wednesday evening gathering of the S. H. T. Club at 169 Jefferson Street. Contests were featured and prizes were awarded to Miss Geneva Jeers and Miss Julia Burnelle amid a list of members including Mrs. Lillian Betts Mrs. Wanda Martin Miss Leah Reynolds Miss Florence Cook Miss Julia Burnelle Miss Geneva Geers Miss Mae Linton Miss Ruth Cook and Miss Helen Devol.
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Blanche Moorehead
Jefferson Street
S. H. T. Club
Geneva Jeers
Julia Burnelle
Lillian Betts
Wanda Martin
Leah Reynolds
Florence Cook
Geneva Geers
Mae Linton
Ruth Cook
Helen Devol
Mid C Club Hosts Theater Party at Hillcrest Inn
Miss Verna Hand and Miss Clara Key hosted the Mid C Club at Hillcrest Inn Athens after a 6:30 dinner. A Majestic theater party followed with Miss Ann Popoczy as guest. members present included Mrs. Lucille Wright, Mrs. Rose Vaughn, Mrs. Anne Kontner, Mrs. Nellie Warner, Mrs. Annabelle Davis, Mrs. Hazel Dunkle, Mrs. Hazel Katenbach, Mrs. Ruth Barber, and Miss Helen Largent.
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Verna Hand
Clara Key
Mid C Club
Hillcrest Inn
Athens
Majestic
Ann Popoczy
Lucille Wright
Rose Vaughn
Anne Kontner
Nellie Warner
Annabelle Davis
Hazel Dunkle
Hazel Katenbach
Ruth Barber
Helen Largent
Damaged Akron Home Blows Up In Mysterious Blast
Police investigate an explosion that destroyed the $18 000 home of James Ricardi last night in Akron. Ricardi, tied to bootleg activity, was believed absent in Cincinnati. his wife Mrs Ricardi and a 6 year old child were nearby when the blast occurred.
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Akron
James Ricardi
Pelo
Altough
Ricardi
Ohe
Atocardi
Gaushtrs
Ticardi
Cincinnati
Court action threatened to force payment in Athens County
Delinquent road tax notices were mailed by Athens County Treasurer W I Moler warning that taxes as determined by the court are final. Taxpayers are told a May 1 deadline will trigger collection by law enforcement if settlements are not made, with no further notices issued.
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Athens County
W. I. Moler
Five journalism students join Delta Gamma Mu at Athena Messenger
Five Olio University journalism students were initiated into the Delta Gamma Mu professional journalism fraternity at an Ath ens Messenger editorial rooms meeting on Thursday night. Initiates include Norton Weber of Cleveland Joseph Shanahan of New York City Charles Densmore of Locke N Y Robert Vore of Nelsonville and Lawson Diggs of Greenfield.
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Olio University
Delta Gamma Mu
Athens Messenger
Norton Weber
Cleveland
Joseph Shanahan
New York City
Charles Densmore
Locke
N. Y
Robert Vore
Nelsonville
Lawson Diggs
Greenfield
Wash Gloves Care Tip From Homemade Guide
A home care tip suggests adding a teaspoon of glycerine to the water used to wash washable leather gloves. The glycerine helps keep the gloves supple and in good condition, extending their life.
Two Men Die From Gas in Famous Howes Cave
In Howes Cave New York on April 25 two men died and three others were battling to regain consciousness after inhaling deadly gas in the Bell of Moscow Chamber. John Sagendorf and Owen Wallace died in Albany hospital after seven hours of medical effort. Alton Van Atten Adam Kennedy and William Wambo collapsed during rescue attempts. the three are believed to recover.
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Howes Cave
N. Y
Moscow
Howea Cave
John Sagendorf
Owen Wallace
Albany
Alton van Atten
Adam Kennedy
William Wambo
Sagendorf
Wallace
Twelve more Athens residents fined in traffic crackdown
Twelve more Athens residents paid $1 fines Thursday in the fourth day of the police campaign against city traffic law violators. Those who paid the fines were ...
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Athens
Campaign promises continued traffic fine drive gains credibility
The campaign collected 44 fines this morning and will continue indefinitely. Mayor Wood dee Hoe certified campaign results and said traffic conditions are greatly improved. Fined individuals include Pete Mernedahis, Professor Emmett, Mrs. I. P. Day, J. B. Duckler, Robert Darling, Frank Moler, Richard Hughes, Koorthy Maynard, W. B. Neutuling, T. K. K. Guiselman, Lincoln Stanley, and Burnett McKinley.
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Wood Dee Hoe
Pete Mernedahis
Professor Emmett
I. P. Day
J. B. Duckler
Robert Darling
Frank Moler
Richard Hughes
Koorthy Maynard W. 8. Neutuling
T. KK. Guiselman
Linccoln Stanley
Burnett McKinley
Reduce Fire Hazards at Charlestown State Prison
Boston April 25 A.U.P An indirect result of the Ohio prison fire work began to reduce fire hazards at Charlestown State Prison which houses 898 convicts.
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Boston
Ohio
Charlestown State Prison
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Telephone News of
Joez J. Evans
Bryan
Theatre
Fyre
Paris
M. Bourjois
Greenlawn Cemetery
Moacre
Logan, Ohio
Nancy Carroll, Stanly Smith
Skeets Galagher and
Lillian Roth
Warner Baxter and
Catherine Dale
Hawks
Jade Box
Pathe
Western Electric
Troop 46
Daugherty-Oakley Insurance Agency
Lillian McKee
Ara Belle Chute
Imogene Sayers
Annabel Cone
Ruth Anna Merrick
Stewart
New York Cavern
Our
New York
Georgettes Chiffons
Uckoffc
Chaunces
Glouster
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