Miss Jacoby Weds Local Boy In Johnston City Ceremony
Miss Mary Ellen Jacoby of Johnston City Illinois married Dewey Scheeler son of Mr and Mrs Adam Scheeler of Nelsonville Sunday evening at 7 36 The Rev E L Morrell officiated The couple attended by lifelong friends and immediate families guests from Johnston City Ohio and West Virginia attended Refreshments followed the ceremony The bride taught in her hometown schools and the groom worked as a payroll clerk at Mead Paper Mills in Chillicothe reported from Johnston City Illinois and Nelsonville Ohio
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Or ‘Ville
Aus
Etpe of
Prides
John Stocklin
Mary Ellen Jacoby
Johnston City
Dewey Scheeler
E. L. Morrell
Rine Ceies Reese Bell
Joe Stocklin
Robert Jacoby
Ohio University
Athens
Tehe
Adam Scheeler
Tressa Bell
Ill
Lee Jacoby
Pt. Pleasant
W. Va
Jacoby
Marietta
Henry Jacoby
Logan
George Jacoby
Union
Beasley station employee reports theft of $25
Nelsonville on August 10 reports Durwood North, an employee at the Beasley filling station on the east end, had $25 stolen Saturday night. The money belonged to North and had been hidden on a shelf before he went out to wait on a customer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Durwood North
Beasley
East End
North
Typhoid Fever Patient Transported to Columbus Hospital
Arthur Brunton of Oakdale was brought to this city by miners' ambulance on Saturday and placed on train No 5 to the Columbus hospital where he is receiving treatment for typhoid fever. The article also mentions their daughter Miss Goldie and Dr H G Gibson of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Goldie
H. G. Gibson
City
Glouster
Arthur Brunton
Oakdale
Miners
Columbus
Family visits and travel notes from local towns
Mr and Mrs George Burdess of Jacksonville and Mr and Mrs George Duncan of Santoy visited Grant hospital in Columbus with Miss Eulalia Burdess who is seriously ill with typhoid fever. Miss Mildred James left for Kelleville Ul to visit Miss Viola Clemens from Hosmar Hall. Other gatherings include a Chickamauga Tribe meeting and several Sunday trips to Parkersburg Marietta MacConnelsville Nelsonville and Guysville with various families and friends.
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George Burdess
Jacksonville
George Duncan
Santoy
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Eulalia Burdess
Burdess
Mildred James
Kelleville
Viola Clemens
James
Hosmar Hall
St. Louis
Chickamauga Trible
George Love
John
Arthur Vercoe
Eileen
Parkersburg
Mariietta
MacConnelsville
Chautauqua
F. H. May
Guysville
A. A. Campbell
Nellie
Goldie Pierpoint
Virginia
Rhoda Martin
Trimble
Nelsonville
William Siddle
Band Concert Listings From Radio Airwaves
Radio schedules show WCAP 469 and WRC 469 broadcasting army and navy music school band concerts. WJZ 455 and WNYC 526 carry the Central Park band concert at 7 15 p m, with KLT and FE networks also listing performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WCAP
KLT
The
Army Music School
WRC
Wwv
WJZ
WNYC
Central Park
Hospital Notes On Morning Surgeries At Sheltering Arms
Mrs. William Carter of New Marsh Field and Mrs. D W Martin of Albany underwent major operations this morning at Sheltering Arms hospital. Both are reported in good condition and other patients at the hospital are improving.
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William Carter
New Marshfield
Sheltering Arms Hospital
D. W. Martin
Albany
Sheltering Arms
Arkansas Doctor Marries His Ninth Wife at 81
SAS Doctor Dr. Roberts Shaddon, aged 81, has wed his ninth wife Fannie Davis, 21, in Waldron Arkansas. The spinster years include prior brides aged 14 to 20, with two wives dying and three divorces listed. He claims happiness and a self taught medical career after serving in the Confederate army.
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SAS
Roberts Shaddon
Dr. Shaddon
Fannie Davis
Arkansas Carerre
Mary Jane Ivy
Lucy Smith
Nattie King
Sallie Cook
Lizzie Harris
Lulu McCullar
Lizzie McCullar
Viola de Shars
Reviving the Ancient Egyptian Treasures in Chicago
Egyptologist James Here ted of Chicago University reveals ancient artifacts brought to Chicago. The exhibit features flowers dating to pharaonic times and preserved grains of wheat and barley placed in royal tombs to sustain Pharaohs after death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Egypt
Vdrof
James Hereted
Chicago University
Lecture on Philippine Islands Tuesday Evening
Prof. George E. Carrothers will deliver an illustrated lecture on the Philippine Islands at 7:30 Tuesday evening in the Fine Arts hall. All students and friends are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Carrothers
Philippine Islands
Fine Arts
Italy Units Consider Higher Salaries For Ministers
Rome reports the Italian cabinet is urged to approve a monthly salary of 250 for cabining ministers, up from 120. The government director would earn 30 per week under the proposal, part of a 1 million budget plan.
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Italy
Rome
Bude
Farmers Hire Airplane To Fetch Threshing Parts
In Terre Haute Indiana a farmer used a hired airplane to fly from Logansport to fetch new parts for a threshing machine after a breakdown, aiming to save time and prevent delays.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Here
Logansport
Four Children Hurt by Autos in Columbus
Four children ages 8 to 12 were recovering today from minor injuries after being struck by cars Sunday in Columbus. The accident occurred as youths were near a street, with no serious harm reported and no immediate charges mentioned.
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Columbus
Canoist Joe Gutridge Drowns in Buckeye Lake
Newark on Aug 10 reports the body of 17 year old Joe Gutridge missing since a canoe tipped over on Buckeye Lake Sunday. He had not yet been recovered early today.
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Newark
Joe Gutridge
Buckeye Lake
Wife Accidentally Shoots Her Husband
Nelsonville report says Dave Woodson was accidentally shot at home Sunday by his wife of five months while they examined a 32 revolver. The bullet caused a slight scalp wound.
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Nelsonville
Dave Woodson
Mrs Sadie Patton Dies at 85 in Nelsonville
Mrs Sadie Patton age 85 died Sunday at her Chestnut street home after a period of frail health. She had lived in Nelsonville many years and belonged to the Methodist church. Funeral services are set for 2 o clock Wednesday at the family residence. She leaves two children Miss Ella and Clint Patton.
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Nelsonville
Sadie Patton
Chestnut Street
Patton
Methodist Church
Ella
Clint Patton
Pastor Morrell Returns From Vacation in Nelsonville
The Rev. E. L. Morrell returned to lead services in Nelsonville on Sunday with a sermon titled Meditations on the Real Value of Our Church. One new member joined. A Junior church was organized and will meet each Sunday from 9:15 to 9:45 in the Junior department. A Sunday school board meeting is planned tonight, with all teachers and assistants urged to attend.
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Nelsonville
E. L. Morrell
Local residents enjoy visits and outings to nearby towns
Bush family and others traveled to Charleston and Boomer West Virginia for a few days. Huntington and Columbus were visited by several couples on Sunday. John Zellar conducted business in Columbus. Kinney family plus friends planned a two week visit to Cedar Grove and Lakeside Michigan with outings to various northern points.
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Columbus
Ivan Kinney
Billy
Fenton Wolfe
Cedar Grove
W. Va
Kinney
Rock Island
III
Bertha Nixon
Sarah Nixon
Doris
Ruth Woodruff
Margaret
Robert Walls
Lakeside
Michigan
Excursion Train From Nelsonville To Columbus
Fifty three passengers rode the Nelsonville to Columbus excursion Sunday. The trip highlighted local travel activity as residents sought a weekend outing aboard the rail journey.
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Nelsonville
Columbus
Weather Change Claim Debunked by Weather Bureau Data
The piece argues that modern weather resembles past trends, countering old timers who insist summers were hotter and winters colder. It cites Weather Bureau observations over fifty years, asserting no decisive change and separating personal experience from scientific records.
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Weather Bureau
Christian Church Sees Record Attendance in Nel sonville
In Elsonville the Christian church reports a record day with about 500 in Bible school and roughly 400 at the evening service. Walter Scott Cook, former pastor now at Lakewood, preached both services, having led the church for six years before moving to Wilkinsburg and then Lakewood.
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Elsonville
Christian Church
Bible School
Isles
Walter Scott Cook
Lakewood
Cook
Nelsonville
Wilkinsburg
Legion Meeting Tuesday In Nelsonville
Officers of Glenford Dugan post American Legion urge all members to attend an important meeting Tuesday evening in Nelsonville.
Weekend Guests From Maxine and Cleveland
Mrs. Julia Fitzer of Maxine West Virginia visited the area as a weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lowden. Other visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Alva Oakley from Maxine who were hosted by Mr. and Mrs. William Oakley in Nelsonville. Mrs. A B Johnson spent a day in Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. W C Poston vacationing in Detroit. Dr and Mrs W I Jones of Columbus were weekend guests of E J Cable. Ruth Jones Ke accompanied them for a weeklong visit. Miss Vernon Bush of Cleveland is spending the month with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom.
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Julia Fitzer
Maxine
W. Va
Donald Lowden
Alva Oakley
William Oakley
Nelsonville
A. B. Johnson
Columbus
W. C. Poston
Detroit
W. I. Jones
E. J. Cable
Ruth Jones Ke
Vernon Bush
Cleveland
Tom
Ponce de Leon’s Grapefruit Arrival Credited in Florida
Jacksonville report notes Ponce de Leon as the Spaniard who discovered Florida while seeking the fountain of youth and credits him with bringing the first grapefruit to the country. The fruit remained uncultivated for 300 years afterward.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Ponce de Leon
Florida
Four youths held in Charleston robbery inquiry
In Charleston West Virginia four youths were jailed for investigation today over the holdup and robbery of Jess Smeltzer advertising manager for a local newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
Jess Smeltzer
Stiff Resumes Duties at Glouster Sunday Creek Store
J B Stiff of Athens resumes management of the Glouster Sunday Creek Co store as Belford Cunningham becomes payroll clerk with office in the same store. The building will receive a modern refrigerating system and the adjacent Kientz stock will move into the Sunday Creek premises as the Derthick store stock moves to Glouster.
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Sunday Creek
Derthick
Sunday Creek Coal Co
Glouster
Porter Dugan
Car Fire Damages Glouster Vehicle in Athens
A short circuit in the wiring caused Dr. and Mrs. C. von Scheele of Jacksonville to have their car catch fire in front of Mrs. Adelaide Koons’s home at 28 High street Athens Sunday night around 9. Mrs von Scheele suffered a severe burn to her right hand as she tried to grab a live wire. A quick response by a neighbor aided bystanders helped control the blaze.
Ambulance takes Mrs. Boudinot to Grant Hospital for gall bladder operation
An ambulance rushed Mrs. Cash Boudinot from the east of College Hill to Millfield, then train No 6 to Grant hospital in Columbus for gall bladder surgery. Her husband accompanied her as a small fire briefly burned a hose in the car, causing minor damage.
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Glouster
Andrews & Wallace
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Cape Cod
Brewster
Mass
Mrs. Scheeler
Chillicothe
Khoshev
Moscow
Cuticura Sea
Rauch’s Bakery
Ol’ Lunnon
Weybridge Regatta
Ponce
AD Man
Glouster News
Ohio-Paving Brick Manufacturers Association
Hartmen
Burroughs
Burroughs Adding Machine Company
Odd Fellows Building
C. R. Reed
Telephone Bell
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