Married Kenneth Long Weds Guilda Valkinburg in Detroit
Kenneth Long and Guilda Valkinburg of Detroit, formerly of Nelsonville, wed in Detroit on Saturday. They were joined by Minnie Laughlin who accompanied the couple to Nelsonville. The newlyweds plan a Knoxville honeymoon. The Daughters of Union Veterans meet tonight at 7 30 at the Junior Order hall.
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Kenneth Long
Guilda Valkinburg
Detroit
Nelsonville
Auge
Gilbert Valkinburg
Minnie Laughlin
Daughters of Union Veterans
Junior Order
Religious tolerance highlighted by Hoover during Albuquerque speech
Herbert Hoover stressed religious tolerance in a brief Albuquerque address en route to West Branch. Democratic Senator Robinson arrives in New York to confer with Governor Smith and prepare a South conditions report for the National Committee. Republican Senator Curtis heads east to begin a New England speaking tour. Governor Smith drafts a reply to White and Straton on his legislative record due tomorrow.
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Herbert Hoover
Albuquerque
West Branch
Joseph T. Robinson
New York
Albany
Smith
Democratic National Committee
South
Charles Curtis
New England
William Allen White
John Roach Straton
Evener Reunion Held Sunday at Sand Ridge Home
Chauncey August 20 annual Evener family reunion gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Evener on Sand Ridge. A noon picnic dinner was served with attendees including James Willy from Wamego Kansas and various Evener family members from Chauncey Sand Ridge Salt Creek Nelsonville Athens and Granville Ohio.
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Chauncey
Evener
Lewis Evener
Sand Ridge
James Willy
Wamego
Kansas
James Evener
Homer Evener
Dick Evener
Plains Defeat Bartlett 18 7 In Baseball Thriller
In Chauncey on Sunday The Plains beat Bartlett 18 to 7 at The Plains ground. The game stayed close until the sixth inning when The Plains pulled ahead with multiple home runs.
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Chauncey
the Plains
Bartlett
Plains Ground
Plains
Morrell to leave Nelsonville for new church duties
The Rev. Ed L Morrell longtime Nelsonville M E pastor will finish his work September 2. He will become field secretary of the Methodist children's home in Worthington with statewide oversight and will move his family to Clintonville.
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Methodist Children’s Home
Worthington
Nelsonville
Ed. L. Morrell
M. E
Morrell
Theodore Henderson
Springfield
Rotary
Clintonville
Columbus
Athens
Marietta
Gallipolis
Motorcycle Collision Injures Man In Nelsonville
Lawrence Bryan of Portsmouth suffered a broken leg and facial injuries when his motorcycle hit a Ford driven by Roger Wolf in Nelsonville at Poplar and Harper streets. Clifford Pickett, riding behind Bryan, had minor injuries. Bryan was taken to Dr. A. & Pritchard and then to Cherrington hospital, Logan.
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Nelsonville
Lawrence Bryan
Portsmouth
Poplar
Harper Streets
Bryan
Dr. A. & Pritchard
Stout
Cherrington Hospital
Logan
Lick Run
Clifford Pickett
George Bateman
Roger Wolf
Dick Wolf
Poplar Street
Harper
Ford
Messenger Classifieds Prove Ads Bring Results
Martin Kincade advertised Mountain Rose peaches in the Messenger classified columns and sold many bushels. The ad drew customers, proving Messenger ads work. For selling, the suggested number is 541 to dial.
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Messengers
Martin Kincade
R. D. No
Messenger
Cousin Dies in Columbus After Illness
Mrs. Henry Whipple of Columbus, formerly Frances Beckwith and reared in Nelsonville, died in a Columbus hospital after treatment. Funeral services are set for Wednesday afternoon at 340 Ogden Avenue, Columbus. she leaves a husband and several children.
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Nelsonville
Ed Mills
Henry Whipple
Columbus
Frances Beckwith
Sarah Beckwith
Ogden Avenue
Dinner guests at the Howes Sunday evening
Mr and Mrs Miles Howe entertained a group at dinner Sunday evening including Mr and Mrs R B Miskell and daughter Patricia Ann Lancaster LA Miskell Lancaster Mrs John Burgess Logan Mr and Mrs Claude Green and son Miss Ruth Miskell Miss Hannah Green Miss Lillian Howe Columbus.
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Miles Howe
R. B. Miskell
Patricia Ann
Lancaster
L. A. Miskell
John Burgess
Logan
Claude Green
Ruth Miskell
Hannah Green
Lillian Howe
Columbus
Local figures attend state American Legion conventions
In Columbus for the state American Legion and Auxiliary conventions are Mrs. R. H. Jackson and daughter Helen, Mrs. Edith Stiers, Miss Irma Wilson, Miss Fanny Mulligan, Fred Mulligan, and Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Adamson of Nelsonville.
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Nelsonville
R. H. Jackson
Helen
Edith Stiers
Irma Wilson
Fanny Mulligan
Fred Mulligan
J. D. Adamson
Columbus
American Legion and Auxiliary
Marriage and family visits mark Columbus society page
Mrs. Harold Morris and baby Dick visit Mrs Hope Morris in Columbus before returning to l and Mrs. Morris and baby visit Stewart to see Mr and Mrs John Balderson. Harriett Hooper and Bert Herriott wed at 92 East Moter street with vows by Rev W L Hooper and plan a northern honeymoon before settling in Delaware Ohio. The column notes trips of the Robinsons and the Saylor Van Dyke family to Shenandoah valley Washington and Coalwood West Virginia.
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Harold Morris
Columbus
Hope Morris
Mill Street
Morris
Columbus l
Harriett Carlyle Hooper
I. B. Hooper
Hilliards
Bert E. Herriott
Turner Herriott
West Jefferson
W. L. Hooper
East Moter Street
Wittenberg College
Hillards School
Herriott
Bliss College
Ohio State University
Phi Mu Delta Fraternity
The
Indian Refining Company
Delaware
Ohio
Athens
Roy Saylor
Miss Villa van Dyke
Coalwood
W. Va
E. E. van Dyke
R. A. van Dyke
van Dyke
Consolidated Coal Company of
Pastor Long in Chauncey Visits Area Churches
The Rev. James Arthur Long pastor of North Park Church of Christ Indianapolis is visiting his wife’s relatives in Chauncey and preached at Taylor Ridge and Greens Run churches after attending the local Bible school. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ogg hosted a Sunday dinner with Harold Ogg Ruth Ogg and Maurice Haddox in North Converse street and extended family in Chauncey.
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Chauncey
James Arthur Long
North Park Church
Charles Ogg
Converse Street
Harold Ogg
Columbus
Ruth Ogg
Maurice Haddox
Athens
Local residents visit Chauncey area amid family ties
Howard Hillyer of Akron spent the end of the week in Chauncey at his father Robert Hillyer's home. Mrs Mae Kovaleski and children have gone to Dayton for Mr Kovaleski's employment. Forest Swart of Philo Ohio is visiting Carol and Neil Tippett in Chauncey. Mrs Hazel Courtney of Columbus visits G B Courtney and relatives. Nearby attendees included Mrs Dow Cannon Mrs Lottie Cannon Mr and Mrs Carl Cartwright Greens Run Mr and Mrs Harlan Linscott Hooper Ridge and Mr and Mrs Stacey Sayer Federal who attended the funeral of John W Easler at the Church of Christ Friday.
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Sam Gilham
Walbridge
Gilham
C. L. Pensyle
Leeburg
E. J. Kessinger
Mary Elizabeth
Ohio
Charles Newton
Coavenes
W. Va
E. 8. McCune
Ed Millis
Wilford Edgell
Mt. Vernon
Thomas Mulligan
Edgell
Marion Coakley
D. F
Howard Hillyer
Akron
Chauncey
Robert Hillyer
Mae Kovaleski
Dayton
Kovaleski
Forest Swart
Philo
Carol
Neil Tippett
Hazel Courtney
Columbus
G. B. Courtney
Dow Cannon
Lottie Cannon
Carl Cartwright
Greens Run
Harlan Linscott
Hooper Ridge
Stacey Sayer
Federal
John W. Easler
Church of Christ
Buick Sedan Stolen From Parking Space in Chauncey
Karl W. Gardner of Chauncey reported his Buick Sedan stolen Saturday after leaving it in a city parking space while he attended an operators and miners meeting in Columbus. Police were notified but the vehicle had not yet been located. Edward Wallace of Nelsonville visited Chauncey over the weekend with his brother in law and sister, Mr and Mrs M J Gardner.
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Chauncey
Karl W. Gardner
Columbus
Edward Wallace
Nelsonville
M. J. Gardner
Plan Reunion for Seevers Hall Families at Athens Fairgrounds
The annual Seevers Hall family reunion is set for Sunday September 2 at the Athens county fairgrounds. President Mrs Charles Fiske invites all family members and friends to attend. Evelyn Fouty returns home from Columbus visit, while Mrs Forest Spears and daughters from Columbus visit in the area with the Shafer and Wilson families.
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Chauncey
Seevers-Hall
Athens County Fairgrounds
Charles Fiske
Gilda Gray Suit Linked to Berlin Cable Move
Milton M. Golden reports a Berlin cable directing him to sue for annulment of Gilda Grays marriage on grounds of prenuptial fraud. The couple’s romance with Gil Boag ends amid her Broadway career and a pending legal maneuver. The Bath Michigan school dedication recalls Senator James Couzens funding and the tragic 1927 Bath fire.
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Gilda Gray
Gil Boag
Broadway
Milton M. Golden
Los Angeles
Golden
Boag
Berlin
Gilda
Milwaukee
Mike the Pipe Faces Murder Charge in Cleveland
Michael Shinkman known as Mike the Pipe in Cleveland gangland was to be formally charged today with the murder of Phillip Corry in a billiard parlor on August 11. He surrendered to Police Lt. Frank Storey after fleeing for days. Judge Oscar C. Bell was to hear the case in police court.
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Cleveland
U.R
Michael Shinkman
Mike the Pipe
Phillip “Funnyface” Corry
Oscar C. Bell
Shinkman
Corry
Frank Storey
Kinney Boy fatally injured in Norwood vehicle incident
Robert Kinney age 3 of Norwood was fatally injured after running into the path of a passing auto late Saturday officials reported.
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Norwood
Robert Kinney
Halliburton Begins Panama Canal Swim Challenge
Travel writer Richard Halliburton starts a six day attempt to swim the Panama Canal from Cristobal to Balboa about 60 miles. An army sharpshooter aboard his accompanying boat watches for alligators as he swims by day and rests by night.
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Richard Halliburton
Panama Canal
Atlantic Entrance
Cristobal
Pacific
Balboa
Halliburton
Rebellion in Bargastarted by Mongolians Suppressed
An official Manchurian statement says Bargastarted rebellion by Mongolians against Manchuria was crushed after a week of fighting. Mongol cavalry invaded Manchuria seizing part of the Chinese eastern railway and disrupting communications.
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Tokio
U.R
Barga
Manchuria
Hulumpui
Lashevitch
Chinese Eastern ‘Railway
Har‘bin
China
Moscow
Japan
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