Burial of Mrs. Rilla Furnise in Nelsonville service at Greenlawn
The body of Mrs. Rilla Verity Furnise, formerly of this city, arrived in Nelsonville Wednesday morning and was taken to her brother Pud Verity’s home. A short service at Greenlawn was conducted by Rev. L. G. Matheny. Flowers indicated many friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rilla Verity
Blaine Goldsberry
FL Goldsberry
Everett Mourne
Tives
Chauncey
D. H. Russell
Earl Parkins
Myrtle
Nese
Mrs Martin hosts B. B. M. Club meeting with guests
Mrs Charles Martin entertained the B B M Club Tuesday evening with a business session followed by social time. Eighteen members attended along with fourteen guests and a dainty lunch ended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Martin
B. B. M. Club
Social Sewing Club Ladies Entertained at Mrs Martin
The Social Sewing Club enjoyed a pleasant Wednesday afternoon hosted by Mrs. L. D. Martin. After sewing, an elegant dinner was served with fifteen covers at an arranged table.
Evangelists Stage Opening Sermon At City Church
The International Holiness Church on Chestnut Street opened with a fervent service led by Rev Miss Laneholtz. Six people responded to the altar call and Rev Miss Bradshaw is slated to speak tonight. The attraction centers on young evangelists from the Middle West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Holiness Church
Chestnut Street
Miss Laneholtz
Miss Bradshaw
Middle West
Community Club Plans Special Meeting on City Government
The Woman's Community Club schedules a special meeting on Tuesday May 3 with Dr C E Welch president of the local Chamber of Commerce addressing members and others. The talk covers the City Management form of government as women prepare to vote in June on the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Community Club
C. E. Welch
Chamber of Commerce
Commercers
Tax Lists Prompt Local Anger in Sharpsburg
In Sharpsburg R D 2 residents complain about the assessor charged for swearing papers after being paid by the county. They note labor unrest as women are fired while preparing for an annual house cleaning. Some plan to plant corn this week though plowing remains incomplete.
Gardens and community effort amid harvest surplus
Community notes report planting gardens to ensure food supply with leftovers from last year. Local residents travel for a funeral in Marion and visit relatives in Nelsonville, Bartlett, and Pattons Mills. A trouble incident at Bartlett ends with a head wound from a nail board. a baptismal service is planned for Pattons Mills. Several residents suffer illnesses or travel, and hens are stolen from a home after a prayer meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Grimes
Ella Thompson
Ruth Brooks
Floyd Palmer
Marion
William Palmer
Guy Huffman
Ethel Huffman
Lucy Bell
Nelsonville
Ella Harris
Columbus
George Fawcett
Clifford Dille
Cleveland
John White
Bartlett
Christian Endeavor Society
Hermonds
Lucy Dickson
Kentucky
Mert Goddard
Dean Ellis
Kenneth Keney
Harold Goddard
Asan Goddard
Dean
Ellis
Goddard
Dr. Ray
Pattons Mills
B. E. Armstrong
Maritime strike on May 1 faces possible concession
Washington officials say labor leaders expect a final conference tomorrow with steamship interests to decide if the May 1 maritime strike proceeds. They warn that unless concessions are made the strike will go forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Seven Schoolchildren Hurt as Bus and Traction Car Crash
A traction car struck a motor bus carrying 25 Groveport schoolchildren 18 miles southeast of Columbus. The collision injured seven children, who were taken to a hospital. The bus stalled on tracks and an oncoming electric car could not stop in time.
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Columbus
Groveport School
Nelsonville Couples and Athens Pair in Local Notices
Roy Glenn of Nelsonville, a miner, and Cecille Traugh of Nelsonville, a telephone operator. Ralph A. Van Dyke, a mine engineer, and Gladys Marie Bumgardner of Athens, a clerk. Joseph Lehman of Nelsonville, a transferman, and Bessie Rizar of Nelsonville. George Dent Allen of Albany, a farmer, and Bessie Tribe of Albany, a sales lady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Glenn
Nelsonville
Cecille Traugh
Ralph A. van Dyke
Gladys Marie Bumgardner
Athens
Joseph Lehman
Bessie Rizar
George Dent Allen
Albany
Bessie Tribe
Saieslady
Women fill state Senate galleries for wage bill vote
Women from across the state packed the Columbus state Senate galleries as the Schrimper minimum wage bill reached its scheduled finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
State Senate
Schrimper
Police Ball to Tone Down Dances in Dover
In Dover Ohio on April 23 the police will not ban the ball but will censor their own event. Old fashioned dances will headline the evening with modern dances allowed but not overly risqué as policemen oversee the festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
Grandma
Grandpa
Lost diamond ring near Glouster sought for reward
Lost Saturday ring possibly in Glouster or between Glouster and Mine 26. Request return to Dr. E LeFever for reward. 4263 F D McCarty sold his plumbing and electrical business to T D McAfoos and Harold Kinney and bought property in Columbus to relocate in about two weeks. His son Ralph remains employed in Columbus and had worked here since the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
E. LeFever
F. D. McCarty
T. DD. McAfoos
Harold Kinney
Columbus
Staged Hair-Pulling Incident Arrest At Street Carnival
Mrs. John Campbell and her stepdaughter initiated a hair pulling stunt on the street carnival grounds. Deputy Sheriff McKinley witnessed the incident as Pete detained the pair and escorted them uptown. Mrs. Campbell received a 25 dollar fine and 30 days in the workhouse, suspended pending good behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Campbell
McKinley
Athens
Pete
Juvenile Court to Hear Underage Case
The girl involved in the case is under age and will have the matter brought before the juvenile court for handling.
Mayor closes street carnival show for immorality
Mayor Wallace ordered the tent taken down after closing a street carnival show last night over immorality concerns. The organizers said they wished to continue with a different act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Literature drives miners toward federal action
A wave of rank literature is being spread in the valley to organize local miners into a following. The issue has been referred to federal authorities and the distributors may wish they had chosen a different line of work before many more days pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W
W. R. Drury Seeks Columbus Business Deals
W. R. Drury is spending the day in Columbus on business, meeting with local firms and discussing prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Drury
Columbus
Yerifan funeral party departs for Sharon and final rites
The Yerifan funeral party left this morning on train No. 1 for Sharon in Noble county where Mr. Yerian will be buried in his old home. The party will not reach the destination until about 5 PM with layovers in New Lexington and Zanés ville totaling about three hours each.
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Yerifan
Sharon
Noble County
Yerian
New Lexington
Zanésville
Miners Idle After Pay Cut Sparks Work Dispute
Trouble over payment for deadwork led to men quitting yesterday as four hours' pay for certain work was cut to two. The miners refused the cut and have idled, halting operations.
Bingmans Visit Jamestown Relatives
Mr and Mrs B S Bingman and two sons Orville and Eugene returned Wednesday from Jamestown where they spent a few days with Rev R Birge and wife the latter a sister of Mrs Bingman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. S. Bingman
Orville
Eugene
Jamestown
Rev. R. ©. Birge
Local Notables Share Visits and Health Updates Across Town
Albany Archie Tewksbury returns from Columbus hospital after leg growth operation and shows progress toward recovery. A. C. Knowlton critically ill at home with kidney trouble. Numerous residents and visitors from Buckeye Lake Athens Glouster Nelsonville and Columbus are noted for trips illness and family visits amid community activity.
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Archie Tewksbury
Columbus
A. C. Knowlton
J. W. Lindley
James
Howard Cecil
Ray Martin
Buckeye Lake
T. W. Coe
Alens
Charles Richey
A. A. Richey
Theodore Phillips
Wilkesville
William Phillips
Della Tewksbury
Local families share news of births visits and gatherings
Angel Ridge Mr and Mrs Fahye Pierce of Pleasant Hill visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Joseph Mulligan. Mr and Mrs Alva Ballenger welcomed a baby girl Lucile Rose born April 21. Frank Pugh bought a Chevrolet touring car. Lena Miller visited Louise Ballenger. Residents attended a dance at Charles Hudwell's Saturday. John Moore and son Jessie, recently at Mr and Mrs Rogers, returned to Columbus. Fletcher Ballenger and Clintomi Thompson of Athens visited the Balenger home.
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Fahye Pierce
Pleasant Hill
Joseph Mulligan
Alva Ballenger
Lucile Rose
Frank Pugh
Lena Miller
Louise Ballenger
Charles Hudwell
John Moore
Jessie
Rogers
Columbus
Fletcher Ballenger
Clintomi Thompson
Athens
C. Balenger
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