Pythian Sisters and G E G Club Hold Picnics in Nelsonville
The Pythian Sisters held their annual picnic at Glendon Grove with about fifty people traveling from the city by nine in the morning and returning by seven. A plentiful dinner and supper were served at noon and five, with ice cream for children. Twenty two G E G Club members picnicked at Crystal Springs on the Gorsuch truck, leaving at nine and returning around nine the next morning, with generous baskets for dinner and supper.
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Glendon Grove
G. E. G. Club
Crystal Springs
Gorsuch
Nina Lavon Katzenback Birthday Party at Chauncey
Mr and Mrs William Katzenback entertained a group of Chauncey children for Nina Lavon Katzenback birthday party. The afternoon featured games refreshments and gifts from friends. Attendees included Mildred Hook Anna May Pauline Davis Juanita Edna Syx Alberta Alma Clara Elizabeth Eldon Addie Alice Schoonover Elmer Gladys Phillips Margie Hamilton Clifford Grandstaff Grace James Smith Edna Blanche Dorothy Lucile Nina Lavon Katzenback and guests Virgil Phillips Columbus and Hazel Neutzling of Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Katzenback
Nina Lavon
Katzenback
Marie Davis
Minta Katzenback
Mildred Hook
Anna May
Pauline Davis
Juanita
Edna Syx
Alberta
Alma
Clara Elizabeth
Eldon
Addie
Alice Schoonover
Elmer
Gladys Phillips
Margie Hamilton
Clifford Grandstaff
Grace
James Smith
Edna Blanche
Dorothy Lucile
Nina Lavon Katzenback
Chauncey
Virgil Phillips
Columbus
Hazel Neutzling
Athens
Chauncey churchwomen host meeting and picnic
Mrs. B F Ferrer hosted Chauncey Chauncey Christian church women Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Clarence Butts presided and Mrs Floyd Nye led the lesson. Visitors included Mrs L D Shields and Mrs Harvey Ferrel. The Ladies Aid picnic followed at James Love home with a full day of program games and a large picnic dinner.
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B. F. Ferrer
High Street
Chauncey Christian Church
Clarence Butts
Floyd Nye
L. D. Shields
City
Harvey Ferrel
Athens
The
Methodist Church
James Love
Chauncey
M, FP
Trimble
Freda
Darlas Antle
Jaunitta
Erma
Cross on hill triggers small town alert
A burning cross appeared on the high school hill in this city Wednesday evening marking the second such incident in weeks. Meanwhile residents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fiske and family and Miss Christine Courtney returned to Beaumont after visiting Mrs. Fisk's sister near Marietta. Mrs. Guy Brookins attended a Millfield Ladies Club meeting at Mrs. John Brewer's home. In San Bernardino California federal and local officers hunt for mystery bombers after 23 missiles hit Santa Fe yards, causing widespread fear.
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Ira Riebel
Steubenville
Chauncey
Edward M. Daugherty
Ian Glennis
Portsmouth
Chester
Meigs County
Minta Katzenback
Athens
Harvey Nye
Cincinnati
Robert E. Nye
London
Nye
Floyd Nye
Kenneth
Robert
Logan
Charles Fiske
Christine Courtney
Beaumont
Fisk
Whipple
Marietta
Guy Brookins
Ladies’ Club
Millfield
John Brewer
San Bernardino
Cal
Santa Fe
Ants Threaten Destruction to Many Homes in Clinton
Millions of white ants menace Clinton Illinois homes as Professor J W Finley of the University of Illinois directs poison applications. Termite damage has occurred in several houses but control efforts aim to repel further infestations. The Sprague and Weld homes suffered heavy intrusion with oak and soft wood honeycombed by pests.
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International News Service
Clinton
J. W. Finley
Biological Department
University of Ilinois
C. T. Sprague
Cc. F. Weld
Weld
German Residents Being Expelled from Alsace
Paris reports that five hundred German residents of Alsace will be expelled within 40 hours. They must abandon all property as German officials enforce removal under the prevailing French regulations.
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Paris
Alsace
Strausbourg
Alsace- Lorraine
Glouster M I E Church Hosts Weekend Activities
Local church members attend Sunday services with 10 a m Sunday school and 11 a m and 7 p m sermons. A Trimble township auto owners meeting is planned for next Tuesday at 7 pm to discuss road work and local matters. Several community updates cover sports mishap, social visits, obituaries, and class activities across Glouster and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trimble Township
Plane crash kills former racer and aviator in Naperville
A wrecked airplane in Naperville last night killed Edward W. Sehillo, once a racing driver, and Leroy Kelter, an overseas pilot. Authorities blamed broken or jammed control wires for the fatal fall. The article then shifts to poultry feeding guidance from the Athens County Farm Bureau, detailing OSU prepared rations for laying hens, feed schedules, and advised practices for optimal egg production.
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Naperville
Edward W. Sehillo
Leroy Kelter
Athens County
Athens County Farm Bureau
Department of Poultry Husbandry
Ohio State University
E. L. Dakan
Ohio
Great paper maker dies in Pittsburg shock
August Kartje a nationally known paper manufacturer dies at his sister's home after a nervous breakdown in Pittsburg. He was 63 and a leading figure in the paper industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Kartje
Prepare to Meet Thy God poster attracts diners in Key West
In Key West Florida a restaurant near the main street displays a large poster reading Prepare to Meet Thy God. The cheerful warning is visible to every diner, blending curiosity with advertising in a humorous local touch. The piece notes the bold message and its impact on patrons lingering over soup and roast.
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International News Service
Key West
Fin
Bandits Steal Car With Oheim’s Girl After Hold Up
Joseph W. Oheim says three bandits held him up while driving and stole $12 from his pockets. The robbers also drove off in his car with a girl he knew briefly. Police later found the car but the girl’s name was not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Joseph W. Oheim
Oheim
Cheim
Locusts Drive People From Their Homes in Aragon
Inhabitants flee villages as vast swarms descend on Aragon causing crop fears. Peasants battle clouds of locusts to avoid suffocation amid damaged fields and bleak prospects.
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Madrid
Aragon
Ohio Outlaws Doves This Year Despite Federal Rules
Columbus reports A Baxter chief of the division of fish and game says shooting doves is unlawful under state and federal law. Although the federal season runs September 1 to December 15, Ohio classifies mourning doves as non game and bans taking them. Woodducks face strict limits with federal rules controlling seasons and protection due to conservation concerns.
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Ohio
Baxter
Division of Fish and Game
London Eve Statue Sparks Protests at County Hall
A marble statue of Eve, lacking fig leaves, was accepted by London's county council for the new hall. Protestors argue the depiction is immodest and could inspire modern prurience. the statue sits on a revolving pedestal and may be positioned to turn away from onlookers.
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London
New York
Eve
London County Council
Compromise Talks Advance Between Britain and France
London reports strengthened hopes for reconciliation over German indemnity as air clears and progress toward a compromise is seen this afternoon. In Reading Pennsylvania, Peter Madara 97, the last Mexican War veteran and oldest Odd Fellow in the United States, dies after a short illness.
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London
Great Britain
France
Reading
Peter Madara
Pennsylvania
United States
States urged to act as coal idle mines spread
Washington officials directing federal coal distribution said states with idle mines must take steps to help themselves rather than rely solely on West Virginia and Kentucky producers.
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Washington
West Virginia
Kentucky
Local names listed in fragmented notice
A readable fragment lists individuals including Mary Jewitt Kailene Sayre Thiera Garnet Compton Santa Norma Leadinghouse Erma Evelyn Zimmer Lela Par Mazel Mary Frances Maynard Ruby Berryman Taniise Koona Freda Deris Esther Antle Neille Barrett.
Deaths Funeral Notices for Elizabeth Kim Mey
Funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth Kim Mey will be held Saturday at 2 PM at her residence. Burial will follow in Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Fliza Smith
Geo. Smith
If. Smith
Calvary Baptist Church
Cholera Strikes Chinese District After Storm Devastation
Reports from SIHTANGSHIAT indicate a cholera outbreak in the wake of a typhoon that devastated Swatow with enormous casualties. U S Consul General Cunningham received a cable from Awatow requesting supplies to combat the disease spread blamed on water pollution from dead animals and human remains.
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Sihtangshiat
China
Swatow
United States
Cunningham
Awatow
Mrs. Eligabeth Robinson Visits Glouster Families
New Marshfield Mrs Eligabeth Robinson of Glouster spent last week with the families of C A Shaffer and Charles Burt. Prof FE W Shirley and family have gone to Mt Stenning for a few days visit. Mrs Betty Warren of New Plymouth is visiting her aunt Mrs George Carter.
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Eligabeth Robinson
Glouster
C. A. Shaffer
Charles Burt
FE. W. Shirley
Mt. Stenning
Betty Warren
New Plymouth
George Carter
Local social notes from Carbond and Athens area
The item lists numerous visits and visitors including Miss Ethel Dern from Sedalia, Mrs. Harold Stright’s trip home from Pt Pleasant, and attendance at Eastern Star meetings. It mentions A. W. Cox’s grandson John Nutting from Columbus staying with family, and various residents traveling to Athens and Nelsonville. Also notes about local mining: Rituminous coal is mined in eight states and anthracite in one, Pennsylvania.
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Fred Khorick
Ford
Harold Stright
Pt. Ple W. Va
Visi
Ethel Dern
Sedalia
Sr. Dern
Carbond
Dowler Ridge
Eastern Star m
A. W. Cox
John Nutting
Colbus
Hewitt
Forrest Johnson
Mot
Athens
J. K. Kerron
Limbus
Joseph Coleman
Chillicotifid
Sherman Ferguson
M. S
Pennsylvania
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Elzie Hillyer
Harry Hall
Carl Cookley
Louise Pearce
Rachel Catherin Cookley
Eva Paul
Pittsburg, Pa
Hildreth Molar
Lancaser
R. R. Statter
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Louise
Howard Fusser
Detroit, Michigan
the Presbyterian
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Florence Wood
W. G. Neff
Allegheny River
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Dave Evans
Lu Rice
Marion
C. E. Bennett
Catherine Spencer
Thelma Kentner
Springfield
Dayton
Middletown
Chautauqua
Evansville, Ind
Kaelin
John McCormick
Kaelin’s Jewelry Store
Nelsonville
Harley-Davidson
A. D. Farrow
Nelsonville, Ohio
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Union Depot
Manhattan
Grones
So. Court St
NEA
Mountville M. E
David James
Glouster Business Men
Corning
James
Francis
Will Wolf
W. P. Reese
Lakeside Park
George Wagner
Alliance
W. BE. Williams
Ethel Reese
Merle Evans
O. D. Wallace
Eunice
Cleveland
M. J. Gardner
Guy Gardner
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Grant Wallace
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Brooklyn
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Blue Devil
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