Nelsonville News: Stuart Funeral Friday
Nelsonville Aug 19 funeral services for Matt Stuart will be at his residence Friday at 3 p.m. The Rev. E L Morrell will conduct the rites and burial is set at the Nelsonville mausoleum.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1925
Page
3
Nelsonville Aug 19 funeral services for Matt Stuart will be at his residence Friday at 3 p.m. The Rev. E L Morrell will conduct the rites and burial is set at the Nelsonville mausoleum.
In Nelsonville on Aug 19 Dr W B Rhodes addressed the Rotary club on life origin and how to explain it to children. He stressed parental guidance to give a truthful story before faulty views take root, likening nature and humanity in a shared ladder of growth. A drum demonstration by 11 year old Billy Rhodes highlighted the program, followed by a report on an upcoming inter city Rotary meet with several clubs invited.
F A Powelson city passenger agent for the Hocking Valley railroad visited Nelsonville on Tuesday to arrange an excursion to Columbus during the state fair. He coordinated details to ease travel for residents attending the event.
Nelsonville August 19. Mr and Mrs M B Edgell moved their household goods to Lancaster on Tuesday where they will make their home.
Nelsonville August 19 Mrs John Lawson is reported to be recovering after a recent surgical operation at St Anthony's hospital Columbus Ohio colleagues say she is in satisfactory condition awaiting further tests and rest at the hospital.
The Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist church will gather Friday at 7 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Henry Lancaster in Nelsonville.
Prof O Crawford spoke to the Nelsonville Kiwanis club Tuesday night. The Rev E L Morrell Will Betle and Orland McLaughlin accompanied him at the gathering.
In Nelsonville on August 19, Catherine Harrop of Galloway will replace Miss Bryan as history teacher at the Junior high school for the upcoming year following Miss Bryan’s resignation.
Howard Higgins pleaded guilty to assault in Nelsonville and was fined 10 dollars plus costs by Mayor Lax on Tuesday.
Lawrence Peppers, colored, charged with the 11 year old girl assault near Nelsonville, arrested near Pomeroy by Chief Jack Pearson. He worked at the local brick plant, disappeared, later located and arraigned before Mayor Lax, held to the grand jury under 1500 dollar bond. escorted to county jail.
Clarence Jack had a successful appendicitis operation Monday at Mt. Carmel hospital and is recovering rapidly. Present at the surgery were Mr. Jack, Mrs. Hubert Lancaster, and Jeff Adamson.
Mrs L J Eberle and daughter Virginia Lee spent the day in Columbus. Mrs Lucinda Springer was called to Lancaster by her daughter’s illness. Mrs Allison Jones and daughter Mary Louise of Columbus visited Miss Mable Poston. Mrs L R Rice and daughter Louise spend a week in Cincinnati. Leighton Aumiller left on a business trip to Miami Florida. Mr and Mrs Charlies Matheny and Mrs Wesley Hawk visiting in Columbus. Mrs Mary Laird of Pittsburgh guest of her son Elmer Laird in Maple Hill. Mrs Earl Linscott and children visiting relatives at Amesville. Miss Lyda and Marguerite Johnson visiting relatives.
Glouster News reports plans for a simultaneous evangelistic campaign among eleven churches in Athens County and vicinity led by C B Brampton minister of the local Church of Christ and president of the conventions. N R Athey of Middleport opens next Monday in Trimble and Athens Bishopville Taylor's Ridge hosting Shreve at Taylor's Ridge and New Marshfield meetings this month. Verna and Ann Matthews of Columbus visit with their parents L C Matthews, while Mrs B F Achauer and Mrs J L Walters travel to New Lexington for a few days.
F. P. Dulaney of Columbus spent several days with friends here. Mr and Mrs Dulaney will depart Columbus around September 16 for Miami Florida to spend the winter. H. H. Dulaney of Columbus and his son expect to leave about the first of September.
GLOUSTER August 19 two small stones were found in the appendix of Virginia James eight year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Sam James of Oakdale. The girl underwent an appendectomy at Grant hospital in Columbus Monday night. It is supposed she swallowed the stones which migrated to the appendix, necessitating the operation.
Mrs. Phil Blower of Santa Anita California, a former Glouster resident, arrived for a visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Isaac Jones Sr. Early this week she received notice of her son Ralphs serious condition and left Tuesday afternoon for California.
Newark and Columbus couples plus children visited here as guests of W. W. Evans. Several locals hosted relatives from Glouster Congo Columbus Brownsville Pa Athens Jacksonville and Columbus with outings and a death in the community prompting a nearby trip.
Mrs. Lucile Gordon hosted the Forest Rose Embroidery Club at her Athens home for sewing and social chat. The gathering included members from Athens Corning Haydenville and Nelsonville with departures noted as Mrs Gordon moves to Pom eroy.
Chauncey residents George Thomas Ralph Syx Darrel Sams Elmer Matson Guy Sams and Ralph Wend join other youths from Millfield for military training at Camp Knox Kentucky. Mrs Marie Miller of Buffalo New York visits relatives in Ohio and calls at the home of Mr and Mrs George Gabriel Jr at The Plains.
Chauncey residents Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Ferrel and family and Mr. and Mrs. John Civill and family traveled to The Plains to attend the funeral of their nephew and cousin Roscoe Savely. Savely is the son of Savely's father and Mrs Ferril and Mrs Civill are siblings.
Mrs Guy Smith and family entertained weekend guests including Mr and Mrs John Cowan and daughter Ruth of Jerseyville, Mr and Mrs Lewis Woode of Athens, and Mr and Mrs Wayne Rawlings and son Wayne of Cannonburg Pennsylvania.
Local families from Columbus Ashland and Logan Ohio travel to The Plains to visit the M O Bryan home and Benton Potts family. Several couples and their children share Sunday meals and motor trips, with Comers Bryans and others noted as visitors and hosts. John Bundo tours relatives while employed in Mansfield.
Mr and Mrs Charles McDonald of Hocking visited Oak Grove with Mr and Mrs Fred Bumgardner. The Plains hosts Mr and Mrs Robert Graves and their guest Miss Abbie Graves of Columbus. Last week their guest was Mrs Annie Stewart.
Registration day at Jacksonville high school set for Monday afternoon at 1. All high school students planning to attend this year should list textbooks on hand for use or sale. All high school teachers are urged to be present.
Jacksonville Aug 18 meeting of Mazon Council No 93 D of P at J C O hall announced by Jessie M Wood keeper of records. The gathering is described as of special interest for members and attendees.
Mr and Mrs L E Wood of Millfield had a recent guest F P Delaney of Columbus. Mr and Mrs H H Tipple of Glouster spent Sunday at the Wood home in Millfield.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Birtcher and daughter, and Mrs. Yoachim and son from Glouster were guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Meinhart in Chauncey. Thomas Hayden and sons from Warren Ohio visited friends in Chauncey, previously residing there. J H Conougher of Union Furnace stayed with Edward Headley on May Avenue. Preston Thompson of Cincinnati visited Charles E Headley and family on May Avenue.
Erle Bridgewater of Chauncey sustained a broken right arm Tuesday while cranking a machine in his garage. The fracture was set by Dr. Jay J. Hoodlet of Chauncey.
A minister family reunion will be held Sunday August 23 at the home of Mr and Mrs Edward Minister on Ellis Avenue in Chauncey.
Chauncey Aug 19 The Forest Rose Rebekah lodge will hold their monthly birthday party at their hall Friday evening. A pot luck supper will feature the social hour. All members are urged to be present.
Troy Grangers will hold its regular meeting Saturday in Coolville with the program including a roll call thankful for the hour’s work price and discussion by members. Important business to be discussed is urged.
Prof. Mardis argues against a costly East State street resurfacing project from Court to Park, noting rough spots can be leveled cheaply. He cites gasoline tax law allowing funds to cities but warns bonds would burden Athens to finance the unfinished high school and urges a public vote instead.
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