Sixth Arch Holds Annual Reunion at Nelsonville
Nelsonville April 28 The Sixth Arch and Haybrow Council No 118 R S M held their annual reunion and inspection with about 100 Council Masons in attendance including 32 visitors. Distinguished visitors included Lamar Sternberger Theodore Wangen James Morgan and Robert Stoltz. Degrees were conferred during sessions and a 6 15 dinner followed by further ceremonies.
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Nelsonville
Sixth Arch
Haybrow Council
Ohio
Lamar C. Sternberger
Jackson
Theodore Wangen
Coshocton
James W. Morgan
Ohio Grand Lodge
Robert B. Stoltz
Columbus
Order of the Eastern Star
Presbyterian Church
Council
Classified Ads Help and Local Circulation Contact
Cc H Bartlett staff correspondent notes telephone to reach Your News Your Society and Locals. Classified ads and circulation offered, ad-taker available at 412 W. extension. Service emphasized for readers and advertisers.
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Cc. H. Bartlett
Haybrow Council Degrees Ceremony Praised by Inspector
The inspecting officer commended the council’s degree conferral work and noted the presence of many visitors during the ceremony.
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Haybrow Council
William Beal Dies Aged Murray City Man
William Beal, 76, of Murray City died this morning at his home. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2:30 PM at the M. Church in Murray City with burial at Greenlawn. He is survived by ten children including Mrs. Dee McLaughlin, Logan. Mrs. James Ward, Bicknell. Charles Beal, Billings. Mrs. John Shelton and Mrs. Dave Roberts, Murray City.
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Murray City
Nelsonville
William Beal
Greenlawn
Dee McLaughlin
Logan
James Ward
Bicknell
Ind
Charles Deal
Billings
Montana
John Shelton
Dave Roberts
W B A Club Meeting Scheduled at Poplar Street Home
The W B A Club will meet Friday night at 7 30 at the home of Mrs Lenora Berry on Poplar Street.
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Cosmopolitan Club
C. E. Weitzheimer
East Washington Street
John Herrold
W. B. A. Club
Lenora Berry
Poplar Street
I H T Club Hosts Bridge Night at Mrs Wilson Home
On Monday night Mrs. Malvern Wilson of East Franklin Street hosted the I H T Club. Guests included Miss Ber nice Backus and Miss Rachel Wilson. Three tables of bridge crowned Miss Wilson first and Miss Florence Cook second with high score trophies. a luncheon followed.
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Malvern Wilson
East Franklin Street
I. H. T. Club
Bernice Backus
Rachel Wilson
Miss Wilson
Florence Cook
King's Men Meet Friday at George Beagle Home
The King's Men gather Friday at 7 30 p m at 822 Walnut Street for a meeting led by Roy Barron.
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King’s Men
George Beagle
Walnut Street
Roy Barron
Local girls chosen as check girls for class dance
Nelsonville on April 28. Wilma Evans Phyllis Wend Mary Minner and Wilma Patton have been selected to serve as check girls at the class dance to be held at the K of P hall Friday night.
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Nelsonville
Greyhounds Seek First Win Against Lancaster Batsmen
Nelsonville aims to rebound after a 3 0 loss to Gallipolis as Greyhounds travel to Lancaster Friday. Pitcher Galvin seeks a second straight win with Thomas ready for relief and Bobby Hall catching. Sonny Shafer may return from vertebrae injuries.
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Nelsonville
Gallipolis
Nelsonville Greyhounds
Ledger
Lancaster
Galvin
Greyhounds
River Boys
Lancaster High School
Columbus Central
Columbus West
Sonny Shafter
Shafer
Thomas
Bobby’’ Hall
Nel sonville Girls Win Letters in Basketball
Nelsonville High School honors eight girls with letter awards for basketball plus one manager’s N. Recipients include captain Phylis Robinson, Jennie Cook, Harriet Whitemore, Ruth Pyle, Vesper Coakley, Lois Bateman, Margaret Rosser, Mary Tomlinson, with Helen Keating as manager. Happy Hollow School ends week with all day program featuring races, contests, performances, a May Queen crown, and student exhibits.
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Nelsonville
Helen Shaw
Nelsonville High School
Phylis Robinson
Jennie Cook
Harriet Whitemore
Ruth Pyle
Vesper Coakley
Lois Bateman
Margaret Rosser
Mary Tomlinson
Helen Keating
Ben Brady Recovers After Major Operation at Dayton Hospital
Benjamin F Brady of Happy Hollow is reported recovering satisfactorily after a major operation at Soldiers Hospital Dayton. Mrs R W Holcomb returns home in Alice Ohio ending a visit with Mr and Mrs Charles Maffin. Mrs Alex Nelson and son Billy visit Columbus today. Mrs C A Stover spends Thursday in Columbus with daughter Miss Lillian Stover.
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Benjamin F. Brady
Happy Hollow
Soldiers’ Hospital
Dayton
R. W. Holcomb
Alice
Ohio
Charles Maffin
Alex Nelson
Billy
Columbus
C. A. Stover
Lillian Stover
Damaged Souls Viewed as City Vice Warning at Pastime Theater
A review links the film Damaged Souls to public concerns about vice and adolescent girlhood in large cities. The picture stars Corliss Palmer and contrasts small town morals with urban temptations. It screens tomorrow at the Pastime Theater with separate hours for women and men and no admission for under sixteen.
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New York
Chicago
Damaged Souls
Public Welfare Picture Corp
Vice
Corliss Palmer
Nelsonville
Adv
Long illness claims Lulu Black Kelch in Columbus
Mrs Lulu Black Kelch 47 wife of Joseph Kelch died Wednesday night at her Columbus home after a long illness. A Nelsonville High School graduate of 1902 she taught in local public schools for eight years. She was a member of the Eastern Star. Survived by husband two sons Joe and Thomas mother Mrs Margaret Moore brother Thomas Black and sister Mrs Belle Marsh. Funeral at 170 West Fourth Street Friday 10 30 a m. burial at Greenlawn Nelsonville expected about 2 p m.
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Nelsonville
Lulu Black Kelch
Joseph Kelch
Columbus
Nelsonville High School
West Fourth Street
Greenlawn
Shrubbery Talk Highlights Community Club Meeting
Nelsonville residents heard talks on shrub and evergreen care at a Woman's Community Club gathering hosted by Mrs. Martin Ohlinger. Mrs. W W Gibson urged watering and soil fertilizer for rooting, recommended pansies now and petunias later, and emphasized spraying and root loosening. Next meeting set for May 18 at Mrs. Julius Fischer.
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Nelsonville
Martin Ohlinger
Woman's Community Club
W. W. Gibson
Gibson
William Mills
Missa Mills
Julius Fischer
Bridge Club Treasures High Scores At Rosser Home
Mrs. Ed Rosser hosted a Tuesday bridge evening at 66 W. Franklin Street with guests Mrs. Frank Freer Mrs. Fred Edington Mrs. A. B. Johnson and Miss Dorothy Vorkes. High score trophies went to Mrs. Leo White first and Mrs. Bu ington second.
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Ed Rosser
W. Franklin Street
Bridge Club
Frank Freer
Fred Edington
A. B. Johnson
Dorothy Vorkes
Leo White
Buington
Fear Blamed for Closings in Ohio Banking Losses
Ohio bank closings last year were chiefly blamed on fear and market hysteria rather than mismanagement, per Ira J. Fulton state superintendent of banks. He noted executives sought state intervention to shield assets and protect depositors, and he opposed guaranteeing deposits as failed policy that harms sound banks.
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Columbus
U.P
Ohio
Ira J. Fulton
White
State Banking Department
Fulton
Baker Nominated by Western Reserve Students
Newton D. Baker former secretary of war was named the candidate for the presidency by Western Reserve University students.
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Cleveland
U.P
Newton D. Baker
Western Reserve University
Patrolman Cleared in Ohio Killing Case
Cleveland police patrolman Arthur Robinson was exonerated by superiors after fatally shooting Patsy Corrado aged 44 as he attempted to flee. Authorities ruled the use of force justified and the case closed.
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Cleveland
U.P
Arthur Robinson
Patsy Corrado
Robinson
Crusaders Protest After Agent Wears Button
Ralph Newman assistant national secretary of the Crusaders announces a formal complaint to Federal prohibition authorities after agent George R. L. Cole testified while wearing a Crusader button. Newman says buttons should not be defiled by prohibition scrutiny.
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Cleveland
U.P
Feder
Ralph Newman
Crusaders
Anti-Prohibition Society
Prohibition
Crusader
George R. L. Cole
Newman
HalfWay House on the West Road State’s Early Travel Route
The old Marietta Chillicothe Road in Ames Township hosts the Half-way House built by Mr. Herrold to serve travelers on the stage of pioneer days. Jacob Boardman later ran the tavern and a grist mill was sought on the Hocking River. The Vore Ridge Road is identified as the oldest road to the West in Southern Ohio.
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Herrold
Ames Township
Marietta
Chillicothe
Athens
Boardman
Stacy L. Sayers
Sayers
Concord
Millfield
Chauncey
Lower Piaina
Ohio
Modoc Youth Aims for Navy Navigation Career
A Modoc youth recounts early hardships including night readings by firelight, sneaking to games, and climbing through a second story window. He worked as a fireman on lake boats at 18 while pursuing music and literature, seeking Navy navigation training aided by scholastic tests. His sister Mary is a Greens Run High School graduate and violinist.
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Sirotnik
Strotnik
United States Navy
Mary
Greens Run
John
Navy
Greens Run Students Stage Professor Pepp Play
Greens Run High School students performed Professor Pepp before an audience of about 300 to 400 Friday night. Cast included Wilbur Cartwright Loren Lee Steve Thomas Hert Murray Nyle Cannon Glen McClell Clinton Corwin Errett Johnson Elfreda Wallish Pauline Beatley Bana Cartwright Angeline Zytenski Doris Zglenski Mary Strotuik Helvin Kytta Estaline Bauer under Miss Treva Black's direction.
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Reens
April
Professor Pepp
Wilbur Cartwright
Owrenee Lee
Steve Thomas
Hert Murray
Nyle Cannon
Glen McClelrod
Clinton Corwin
Errett Johnson
Elfreda Wallish
Pauline Beatley
Bana Cartwright
Angeline Zytenski
Doris Zglenski
Mary Strotuik
Health Council To Have Annual Session
The Athens County Health Council will hold its annual meeting in the City Hall council chamber in Athens on Monday at 1 o clock. Walter Whitlatch, a Nelsonville board member, has died, and George Rose of Glenouster’s term expires this year. Two vacancies are to be filled. Secretary C B Wolfe announced there will be important business. The council includes mayors of villages and township trustees presidents.
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Happy Hollow
Rose
The
Riley's
Kiddes Karnival
Athens County Health Council
Couneil Chamber of City
Athens
C. BR. Wolfe
Nas
Walter Whitlateh
Nelsonville
George Rose
Gilouster
B O Shifts Ohio and St Louis Divisions to Cincinnati
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad moves two divisions the Ohio from Chillicothe and the St Louis from Washington Indiana to Cincinnati effective May 1 adding about 126 staff here. The St Louis division serves territory between Cincinnati and St Louis extending to Beardstown Illinois and Springfield Illinois. The Ohio division reaches Parkersburg West Virginia and includes Columbus. Division offices will be in the Central Union Station Building.
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Cincinnati
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Ohio
Chillicothe
St. Louis
Washington
Ind
St. Louts
Beardstown
Ilinois
Springfield
Parkersburg
West Virginia
Columbus
Central Union Station
Pleasing Graduation Recital by Miss Marcella Horn
Miss Marcella Horn, daughter of Mrs H Horn of Athens, gave a graduation organ recital at Music Hall Auditorium. The program featured Bach Toccata and Fugue in D Minor, Couperin Soeur Monique, Jenkins Night, Thiele Chromatic Fantasie, Weaver The Squirrel, Franch Noel Mulet Piece Hervique, and Bonnet Variations de Concert. Her playing showed technical mastery and expressive range under Prof A F R Kresge.
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Mins Marcella Horn
H. Horn
Athens
Music Hall Auditorium
Miss Horn
Bach
Couperin
Jenkins
Thiele
Weaver
Franch
Noel Mulet
Bonnet
A. FR. Kresge
School of Music
Murder Plot Ends in Double Tragedy in Dayton
William Eilerman 36 was shot and killed by cousin Louis Eilerman 32 in Louis home. Police say William attempted to force Mildred Eilerman to write a note while Louis opened fire. The note allegedly asked for forgiveness for a double murder and death by suicide. Louis surrendered claiming self defense as authorities investigate with coroner Maurice Cooper pending.
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Dayton
U.P
William Eilerman
Carpenter
Louis Eilerman
Mildred
William
Mildred Eilerman
William Fell
Kouls
Maurice ‘Cooper
Cooper to speak at Bartlett High School commencement
Myers Y. Cooper former Ohio governor will address Bartlett High School in Washington County on Friday evening during the 27th annual commencement. Ten graduates will receive diplomas for completing the high school course in the school auditorium.
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Marietta
Myers Y. Cooper
Ohio
Washington County
Bartlett High School
Columbus attorney named receiver for Continental Shares Inc
George L. Gagle of Columbus was named receiver for Continental Shares Inc founded by Cyrus S. Eaton as a 115 million dollar holding company for his broad chain of enterprises.
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Baltimore
George L. Gagle
Columbus
Continental Shares, Inc
Cyrus S. Eaton
Why Do You Like Life in a Small Town
J. K. Batley hotel proprietor extols small town life over the city. He cites close neighborly greetings, family upbringing, tailored schooling, and broader social and business ties as advantages for those of modest means. He argues the town offers authentic recreation, personal contact, and active participation in community life.
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J. K. Batley
Batley Satd
Etty
Five Absent Voter Ballots Mailed in Athens County
Five absent voters ballots were mailed and returned by mail to David Johnson, Athens County Board of Elections clerk. Names listed include Frances Michael of Steubenville and Iris Young of Columbus, with others in Grand Rapids Michigan and New York City. Ballots were sent Thursday morning to Arthur English, Washington, and Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Riley of Columbus, among others.
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David Johnson
Athens County
W. B. Riley
Columbus
Bedford Nelson
New York City
Iris Young
Carter's Little Liver Pills Advertised Teaser
A 1931 ad urges readers feeling sluggish to take Carter's Little Liver Pills to restore bile flow and digestion. It claims mineral and laxative products won’t help and promotes the red-labeled bottle priced 25 cents. The copy targets general health cure using vegetable extracts and cautions against substitutes.
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Carter
C. M. Co
Anti-Saloon Mogul Labels White Wet in May Contest
In Columbus on April 28 A R Thompson president of the Ohio Anti-Saloon League wrote to Ohio ministers suggesting Governor White is a wet due to a referendum stance. The letter urged drys to back Myers Cooper or Clarence J Brown or stay neutral to avoid splitting the vote against Republican David Ingalls.
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W. ©. Thompson
Ohio Anti-Saloon League
Drys
Myers ¥. Cooper
Clarence J. Brown
David 8. Ingalls
Wet
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