Elected Superintendent Beatas Honor Sponsor With Birthday Party
Beatas regular meeting at 5 Palmer Street honored sponsor Miss Grace Cochran with a birthday celebration. Twenty members and alumnae attended and planned to accompany Miss Cochran to her Columbia Avenue home for further celebrations hosted by her sister Francys Cochran. The event featured a pink and white cake and a trio of songs by Betty Higgins, Eileen Decker, and Myrna Riggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatas
Pauline Fishbaugh
Palmer Street
Grace Cochran
Prepa
Miss Cochran
Columbia Avenue
Francys Cochran
Betty Higgins
Eileen Decker
Myrna Riggle
Funeral for Tom Dunfee at Pilgrim Holiness Church
Bethany residents attend the funeral of Tom Dunfee at Pilgrim Holiness Church. Mrs. Francis Sweeney and three Maryland children stay with relatives Alexander and Edward Parson. Clara Place attended Coolville Camp Meeting last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Dunfee
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Francis Sweeney
Maryland
Alexander Parson
Edward Parson
Sweeny
Clara Place
Coolville
Samson
Taylor Farm
Elisha Taylor
Addison Duntree
San Francisco
Cal
Jamra Tippie
Little Hocking
Francia Sweeney
Katherine Parson
Lois Petty
Sidney
Urbana
Funeral for James Cross Held After Self Inflicted Death
The funeral for James Cross who fatally shot himself Wednesday evening was held at his brother’s home in Belpre Saturday at 2 pm with burial at Sand Hill Cemetery beside his mother per his request. The notice lists numerous relatives and friends visiting, staying, and spending time in the area from Pittsburgh, Beaver, Gallipolis, Mur Raysville, Canal Winchester, and nearby towns, reflecting a local obituary page full of family attendance and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cross
Belpre
Sand Hill Cemetery
J. N. Lawrence
Harry Weaver
West Bridgewater
Gordon Hughes
Virginia Hurn
Gallipolis
Myrtie Boggs
Murraysville
Elmer Schreiber
Tom Petty
M. A. Petty
Canal Winchester
John Chevalier
Athens
Dell Larkins
Ella Shaner
Ruth
Lucile Woode
Jeromesville
Cecil Lowslee
Nankin
Shaner
Mary Swan
Fleming Again Faces Criminal Libel Charges in Ohio
Canton Ohio August 19 further charges of criminal libel were brought against Grover Fleming editor of the Ohio Examiner. Fleming and former Newark mayor W H Stevens were named in a libel suit by Mrs Mami Lee Ehlers over a published story she contends. A capias for Fleming’s re arrest was issued at Hamilton after he failed to pay a $500 fine in another case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleming
Canton. O
Grover Fleming
Ohio Examiner
W. H. Stevens
Newark
Mami Lee Ehlers
Hamilton
Local Social Roundup in Mineral Area
Neighbors visit and family gatherings mark a Sunday and weekdays in Mineral and Union. Wilbur Clenden and Addie Snedden Briley and families drop by Jane Ross. Helen Holland stays with Selah Jones. J Charles Hester of Mineral makes a call. 40 friends surprise Mrs. John Withers for her birthday with cake by B J Withers. 4-H meet at R R Barker home. Rev. Davidson preaches. Amanda Barker visits Eq Baker. Charlie Cooper hosts old time bel ling. Gertrude Cooper young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alvie Epie? referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Clenden
Mineral
Jane Ross
Union
Earl Briley
Addie Snedden
Michigan
Annis Snedden
John Snedden
Helen Holland
Selah Jones
Train 18 Derails at West Cleveland Crossing
One man died and two were seriously injured when a Nickel Plate passenger train derailed at a crossing in West Cleveland due to a spread rail. Reports from Nickel Plate general offices confirm the derailment and evaluate the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Nickel Pilate General Offices
Death verdict in Miss Harriet Clerk case in Ohio quarry
Dayton authorities on August 18 returned a verdict of death by own action in the death of Miss Harriet Clerk, a confectioner whose body was found in a local quarry.
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Dayton
Harriet Clerk
Mt Hermon Homecoming Draws Wide Attendees in Sharpsburg
The Mt Hermon homecoming, held on the second Sunday in August, featured Saturday night music with Clarence Kerns on violin Carl Beard on banjo Gilbert and Cletus Henthorne on guitars and a mix of vocal numbers. Sunday services included the home choir the Bartlett Band and talks by W. O. Lambert Carl Paterson and Paul Selby. Attendees came from Columbus Athens Amesville Marietta and Coshocton among others with many locals in Sharpsburg Clarksburg and Detroit relatives visiting relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Hermon
Clarence Kerns
Carl Beard
Gilbert
Cletus Henthorne
Mr. Herman
Carl
Marie Beard
W. O. Lambert
Columbus
Reverend Hickman
Bartlett Band
Paul Selby
Ellice Hopkins
Carl Paterson
Chesterhill
Europe
Charles Ogg
Chauncey
Mary Anna Hazelton
Floyd
Elton Beard
Ralph Nicewanger
Luther Smith
Maude Boggs
Lawrence Stanton
Athens
Bartlett
Marietta
Amesville
Water Recovery Shot Technique Described for Golfers
The author extols a water recovery shot usable in water up to six inches deep. The stroke is standard and compares to an explosion shot from a sand trap. Emphasizes letting the clubhead drop, maintaining footing, and flowing through to free the ball, then suggests towels and shoes if desired.
Local quarry boom and community notes
The Rob inson farm limestone quarry yields good stone with about 25 men and eight teams at work. Labor is largely wel fare enrolled, requiring six man shifts to maximize workers. Clover seed harvest rivals a 25 year high. Injuries include W E Jeffers breaking ribs from loading a bull but later walking at home. Carpenters Sunday School held a picnic at the Gorby home in Syracuse. Bailey and Wright of West Virginia prep gas drilling on a northern lease. Harley Dudgeon and family visit from Pennsylvania after years away. Margaret Harman Davis of Zanesville visits W E Harman and family. Mrs Jessie Carpenter and Mary Frances Carpenter visit Columbus. Clyde Whitlatch and Carol spend weekend with S F Howery family in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson Farm
W. E. Jefers
Jeffers
Carpenter Sunday School
Guy Gorby
Syracuse
Toledo to seek pardon for former deputy sheriff Honberger
Toledo Aug 19 Judge James Martin announced a pardon request will be sent to Governor White for Clarence Honberger a former deputy sheriff who testified for the state in Sheriff Zimmermans fraud trial over Lucas County Jail purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Clarence Honberger
Zimmerman
Lucas County
White
James Martin
Oreville Baseball Team Riding High in August Run
Oreville owns a 14 wins in 16 games stretch as manager Ed Stephenson leads the squad. Recent results include wins at Sand Run and Maxville with notable pitching by Downs Blanken and team figures Stephenson and Blankenship, plus key performances at Oreville and Murray City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oreville
Ed Stephenson
Rae Oreville
Sant Ree
OWII
Downs and Blankenship
Dlaire and
Easterning
Maxville
Stephenson and Blankenship
Dawson and Keller
Postal clerk George Uhlich faces grand jury over funds misappropriation
Steubenville report says George Uhlich aged 31 a postal clerk appeared before a federal grand jury on a charge of misappropriating 622 in claim funds during the last year. He is free on a 2000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
George Uhlich
Liberty
Hosiery Habits Reveal Surprising Silk Market Trend
A survey of 1,900 women shows 700 buy 20 pairs of hosiery annually, 170 buy 50 pairs, and 130 admit buying over 100 pairs per year. The piece notes Japan’s potential resistance to a raw silk market driven by these figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
George Brent joins Ruth Chatterton in new First National film
George Brent, freed from a Warner Bros assignment to star in 20 000 Years in Sing Sing, will opposite Ruth Chatterton in her next First National film. Brent has co starred with Chatterton in The Rich Are Always With Us and The Crash. Work will begin on a third Chatterton project, a film version of a popular novel with title not yet announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Brent
Warner Bros
Warden Lawes
Sing-Sing
Spencer Tracy
First National
Ruth Chatterton
Brent
Traveling Man Endorses All-Bran
A Marion North Carolina traveler extolls Kellogg’s ALL-BrAN as a cure for constipation from frequent road travel. The testimonial cites bulk and vitamin B in the cereal, noting it aids the intestines, provides iron, is non habit forming, and suggests two tablespoonfuls daily with meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Pollard
Marion
N. C
Kellogg
Battle Sree
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Ruth Burr
Brooklyn
Bertram Betsch
Bloomfield, N. J
Gordon K. Bush
the Beeches
Miss Ackerman
Mrs. Bush
L.S. Nichols
North
Congress Street
Albert 1, Spanton
Akron University
Edward Bauer
Akron
Edward Sharp
Ohio University
Rockbridge
Verle C. Kinney
California
E. C. Kenney
Albany Road
Goodrich Rubber Company
John F. Butts
J. W. Harris
Nina Butta
Butts
Theodore McCutcheon
Kanauga
Kananga
Oliver Weether
Gallipolia
Sidney Stewart
J. Cc. Rue
Robert Emertt
Gertrude Stockberger
New York City
Emertt
Columbia University
Thomas Cotton, Jr
Canisteo
N. Y
J. L., Henry
North Congress Street
Edwin A. Jones
Fletcher Benton
Jackson
W. H. McKee
University Terrace
Grace
Marjorie McKee
Grosvenor McKee
Fred W. Hkiltan
Charles G. O'Bleness
New York State
Canadas
G. B. Griffith
Electa Kennard
Sunnyside Drive
Murray N. Fowler
Ont
Charles Thomas
John W. Downer
Morris Avenue
Fred Baker
Freddy
Bobby
Mrs
Fisher
John Mann
Decatur
A. E
East State Street
P. L. Shannon
New York
Philadelphia
Washington, Dc
Bethany
Nina Craig
Anita Baldwin
United States
E. J. “Lucky” Baldwin
Los Angeles
Canada
Reese
Big Daylight
Carpenter Hardware
For All
Logan
Lnion
South Court St
Sharpsburg
Elizabeth Geese
Coshocton
Lloyd Dewees
Lance Callahan
Detroit
Ethel Westerh
Canton
Lillian Bardin
Melvin Kline
Virgil Hell
Carter
Heaton
Orrin, Russell
Lois Rardin
Clarksburg
W. Va
Frank Rardin
Leota Strode
Lenor
Vera
Burhl
Etta McPeak
Leonard
Fred Sanders
Trimbie
Art Krenz
Sawe AS
L. i Cunningham
Chauncey, O
Spana
S.M.A
Weekham
Hot Brand
Munich
B. Bag
Kellogg's
Rajah
Sultana
Camay
Iss
Petrosugar
Miles
Nervine
Ibs
Takum
Syr. Pepsin
Jergens
Chuck Roast
Hamburger
Richard
Ghankdar Fat
Weet
T & Je
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Pacific
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Sata de
Murray City
Downs
Oreviling
Chatterton
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