Home Guards Unite For Luncheon In Nelsonville
The north end and east end Home Guards divisions met for a members campaign luncheon at Miss Mary Anderson s Myers street home. Thirty members attended a business session and social hour with a two course luncheon. The next meeting is planned at Mrs Raymond Krepple s Hocking street home.
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Home Guards
North End
East End
Mary Anderson
Myers Street
Raymond Krepple
Hocking Street
Rev Mann Makes Good at Pataskala Church
The Pataskala church hosts twilight Sunday services with electric lawn lighting. Cars fill the lawn area while chairs are provided for non car attendees. Attendance has grown to the largest summer evening congregations in church history. Reverend Arthur M. Mann reports strong pastorate with morning and evening services more than doubling last year. Mrs Gerald Nelson and child visit Bridgeport relatives as Mrs Amos Ailes and daughters attend the State Fair.
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Mann
Pataskala
Arthur M. Mann
Western Christian Advocate
Gerald Nelson
Charles Hill
Bridgeport
Amos Ailes
Elsie
Audrey
Maccabees Drill Team Holds 7 PM Practice
Notice announces a drill team practice at their hall in Columbus tonight at 7 o'clock. S. S. Blackburn and family visited Columbus recently. Miss Lucile Verity Helen Verity Lucile Fisk stayed with Mrs. C. A. Hooper in Athens. Mr. and Mrs. James Patton and son Jack vacationing at Lundale West Virginia. Pete McLaughlin and family attend the State Fair in Columbus.
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The
Maccabees
S. S. Blackburn
Columbus
Lucile
Helen Verity
Lucile Fisk
C. A. Hooper
Athens
James Patton
Jack
Lundale
W. Va
Pete McLaughlin
Death of Mr Raney Cheeseman at 90
Mr Raney Cheeseman aged 90 died yesterday at noon at his home on Adams street. He leaves four sons and two daughters. his wife preceded him eight years ago. Private funeral services will be held at the residence at 6 PM and the party will depart Wednesday for Monroe Furnace Jackson county for burial.
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Raney Cheeseman
J. L. Cheeseman
Adams Street
Monroe Furnace
Jackson County
Mrs Patton Hosts Four Course Dinner Honoring Mrs Grady
Mrs Frank Patton entertained at a four course dinner Sunday honoring Mrs Vivian Wells Grady of Louisville Kentucky. Other guests included Mrs T B Wells Miss Leona Wells Mrs Etta Primrose and Dr C G Dew.
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Frank Patton
Vivian Wells Grady
Louisville, Ky
T. B.wells
Leona Wells
Etta Primrose
C. G. Dew
Voigt Family Visits Relatives in Everly Sunday
Fred Voigt and his family drove to Everly on Sunday where they spent the day with relatives enjoying a family gathering and shared time together.
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Fred Voigt
Everly
Catherine Grace Fetes Fourth Birthday Party
Mrs W T Grace of West Washington street hosted a Friday afternoon party for her daughter Catherine celebrating her fourth birthday. Miss Oral Smith assisted with entertaining and refreshments. Attendees included Betty Howe Virginia Quest Catherine Hall Myrtle Ellinger Catherine Ludden Eleanore Woodard Elizbeth Monks and Lucile Huffman.
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W. T. Grace
West Washington Street
Catherine
Wilsons Welcome Baby Daughter in Columbus
Mr and Mrs Walter Wilson of 250 West Third Avenue Columbus announce the birth of a baby girl born August 26. They name her Juanita Jean and she is the granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Jean Wilson of the city. Both Wilsons are former Nelsonville residents and Mrs E H Wilson is visiting in Columbus.
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Walter Wilson
West Third Avenue
Columbus
Juanita Jean
Jean Wilson
Wilson
Nelsonville
E. H. Wilson
Baby clinic at Red Cross nurse office
A baby clinic will be held at the Red Cross nurse’s office on Wednesday morning from 9 to 11. Mothers are urged to bring their babies for examination.
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Red Cross
City School to Open Tuesday Morning
The city school will open Tuesday morning September 6. Mr and Mrs C A Stover and daughter Lillian were guests of friends in Columbus Sunday. Eugene Linton spends the week in Columbus as guest of his aunt Mrs Carl Lowden. Mrs Dave Seibert is visiting her sons Fred and Frank in Columbus this week.
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Eugene Linton
Columbus
Carl Lowden
Dave Seibert
Fred and
Frank
Local News Briefs Mention Ohio Trip and Family Visits
Mrs George Cope and her son Ray visit relatives at Minerstown Ohio while Mr and Mrs Dave Wallace and Dr and Mrs A L Pritchard depart on an eastern motor trip. The snippet notes domestic travel and family movements among local residents. Structures lack full details but indicate a community society column style item.
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George Cope
Ray
Minerstown
Ohio
Dave Wallace
A. L. Pritchard
Vis
Clergy and locals share visits across cities
Father J C Byrne returns from New Haven after a month's visit. Father Kostick of Buchtel fills in. Miss Mary Reisner visits Gallipolis following a stay with Miss Catherine Spencer. Mrs C A Hooper stays with her parents in Newark. Paul Kemper visits Newark and Delbert Davis family. Paul returns from Columbus trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Byrne
New Haven
Conn
Father Kostick
Buchtel
Father Byrne
Mary Reisner
Gallipolis
Catherine Spencer
Columbus Visitors Highlight Local Travels
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Cummins were Columbus visitors on Monday. Henry Kelch also visited Columbus Monday. A. L. Davis returned to this city after visiting relatives in Sunbury. Julius Fischer visited the capital city Monday.
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C. C. Cummins
Columbus
Henry Kelch
A. L. Davis
Sunbury
Julius Fischer
Youth in Guysville dies after public safety incident
Brent Swisher 21 of Guysville died at his home after a public safety item discharged. He had been in ill health and was moodily despondent earlier that morning. It is unclear if the discharge was accidental or intentional. survivors include his parents and two sisters.
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Guysville, O
Brent Swisher
J. M. Swisher
Guysville
Swisher
Nervous people urged to try Eitro-Phosphate claim
A drug advertisement promises a quick transformation for anxious, worn individuals. It asserts nervous, thin people will gain weight and strength after a short course, with McKee Drug Co. guaranteeing the results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKee Drug Co
Berlin Women Embrace Prussian Style In War-Era Fashion
Berlin reports monocle wear by women as modish among the fashionable. Before the war such glasses appeared rarely but now top trendsetters including authoresses and actresses adopt the look with a walking stick and small dogs, often pairing it with smoking a cigarette along Kurfuer stendam.
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Berlin
California beauty Agnes Doheny greets Knights of Columbus
Miss Agnes Doheny of San Francisco, hailed as California's most beautiful blonde, welcomed the Knights of Columbus during their national convention in the city. She received a thousand dollar necklace from Supreme Director Edward Houlihan of Chicago on behalf of the Illinois Knights.
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Agnes Doheny
San Francisco
California
Knights of Columbus
Golden Gate City
Supreme
Edward Houlihan
Chicago
Illinois Knights
Chemical Bomb Sinks Dreadnought Signals New Warfare Era
The $20,000 weapon sank a $20,000,000 German battleship Ostfriedland using chemicals from a bomb plane, prompting leaders to see chemical warfare as a shift similar to the gun replacing the crossbow. Chiefs like Amos Fries call for a future arsenal of chemical and dye plants, while Congress weighs protecting American chemical industry and extending wartime embargos to shield national defense.
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David
Uncle Sam
Ostfriedland
Rees
Milady
Amos Fries
Chemical Warfare Service
America
Congress
Germany
Texas Divided Over The Work Of Ku Klux Klan
Texas faces a regional split over the Ku Klux Klan with both pro and anti klan movements forming. The piece notes Klan growth in Texas while attributing local outrages to anonymous groups hiding behind the Invisible Empire.
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Texas
Ku Klux Klan
Dallas
Tex
Chicago
One Night Stands End as Shows Stay in Chicago
Chicago reports the era of the one night stand is over as 125 shows normally touring the country may stay put. Booking agent James Wingfield cites high costs, hot weather, unions and temperamental actors as reasons for fewer road tours and more productions in big towns.
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Chicago
James Wingfield
United Press Today
Potter charged with speeding after Saturday crash
Frank F. Potter, driver of the car that collided with a Ford truck, was arrested Monday afternoon on a speeding charge. Potter pleaded not guilty as Chief Lewis Graham said witnesses and crash damage support a speed near fifty mph. He faces trial in the mayor's court. Chief Graham also fined Albert Love after detaining him on the Gun Club grounds for intoxication.
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Frank F. Potter
Lewis Graham
Potter
Graham
Albert Love
Mill Street
Chalk and its sea story in stone
Chalk is formed mostly from shells of aquatic creatures. This reveals that wherever chalk occurs naturally the area once hosted a sea or lake.
Cleveland Will Fight the Klan
Mayor W. S. Fitzgerald announces a city council backed probe to suppress a Ku Klux Klan branch in Cleveland. He plans to urge the U S attorney general to act nationwide. Officials say there is no room for the organization in the city as secrecy surrounds local organizers.
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Cleveland
W. S. Fitzgerald
Ku Kluz Klan
United State Attorney General
United States
Fitzgerald
Night Work Too Much For Athens Police
Mayor Tom Roush cautioned that night robberies strain Athens police capacity. He said two night officers cannot cover multiple disturbances across town, and a larger force faces funding barriers without special dispensation.
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Athens
Tom Roush
Roush
Social visit list from Glouster and Logan
Glouster residents Mr and Mrs George Heckman Adolph and Martha Ann and Mrs Caroline Schnur of Glouster visited Clyde Barthlow and family in Logan. Dinner in honor of Miss Ivola Miller and Mr Eldred Miller of Columbus with guests including Miss Nora Wyatt and Miss Maxine Sands and others.
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George Heckman
Adolph
Martha Ann
Trimble
Caroline Schnur
Glouster
Clyde Barthlow
Logan
Gertrude Seel
Frank Heckman
Ivola Miller
Eldred Miller
Columbus
Nora Wyatt
Maxine Sands, Meears
Lawrence Wyne
Eddie Brown
Austin Smyth
Emerson Wilburn
Miller Couple Visiting Trimble With Friends
Miss Vola Miller and Mr Eldred Miller of Columbus are spending several days with friends and relatives in Trimble.
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Vola Miller
Eldred Miller
Columbus
Trimble
Car narrowly escapes train at crossing near Dr Crawford's office
R. B. Smith and his daughter Dorothy Mae survived a collision with a train at a railroad crossing near Dr. Crawford's office. The car was nearly across when struck. rear fender mashed and a rear wheel collapsed. The Stoeckman building blocks the view from the south until nearly on the crossing. The horn was nonfunctional, delaying detection of the oncoming train.
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R. B. Smith
Dorothy Mae
Alliance Woman Dies Following Planned Operation
Mrs. David Williams of Alliance, wife of a former Glouster boy, died at her Alliance home on Sunday. An operation had been planned. he and his sister traveled by train after a message that her condition was serious. Mrs. W. E. Williams left Alliance to stay until the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Williams
Alliance
Williams
W. E. Williams
George Wagner
Corning businessman to open Nelsonville fire sale store
M. B. Joyce of Corning a longtime department store owner and Joyce's Fire Sale Store proprietor in this city plans a Nelsonville location opposite the Dew House at Columbus and Hocking streets. The store will open by September 10 offering a full merchandise line.
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M. B. Joyce
Corning
Joyce
Nelsonville
Dew House
Columbus and
Hocking Streets
Legion Post Meeting Tonight in Club Rooms at 7 30
A meeting of the American Legion Post is scheduled in the club rooms this evening at 7 30. Members are urged to attend as important business will be considered.
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American Legion Post
Mrs Galbraith Leaves for Sioux City to Aid Ill Father
Mrs. Frank Galbraith departed yesterday for Sioux City Iowa to be with her father C M Linscott during his illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Galbraith
Sioux City
Iowa
C. M. Linscott
Andrews Leaves City After Weeklong Visit
M. F. Andrews departed yesterday for Cincinnati ending a week in the city with his son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs E E Mundew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Andrews
Cincinnati
E. E. Mundew
Hebbardsville Hosts Lax and Robinet Guests
Mr and Mrs John Lax of Hebbardsville stayed with Mr and Mrs L L Robinet over Sunday. J D Howard of Akron visiting relatives in the area went to Columbus for a visit.
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John Lax
Hebbardsville
L. L. Robinet
J. D. Howard
Akron
Columbus
State fair days lead to Oklahoma visit then Akron return
He will spend a few days at the state fair before traveling to Oklahoma for a visit and then returning to Akron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Akron
Watch Dog New Subject For Paul R Mallon
United Press reports from New York on August 80 describe a developing Watch Dog topic. Paul R Mallon indicates officials discuss oversight measures and public accountability amid rising concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul R
Mallon United Press
New York
Lingerie Makers See Sleeves as New Fall Trend
J Iserson of A St Iverson and Company announced that sleeves will be added to nightgowns and lingerie. He noted that past styles used ribboned shoulder bands with no sleeves but women found sleeves more comfortable for fall and winter wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Iserson
A. St Iverson and Company
London court witness has tattooed bald head
A witness who appeared in a London police court recently had his bald head tattooed with stars birds a stag and other animals in a striking alteration noted by reporters.
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London
Campus Loafers May Be Bitten by Bad Adder
E Ray Lash now acts as a snake charmer displaying a venomous adder in his pharmacy. The young viper was captured by Clay McClain after being found on the Ohio University campus. The incident may curb campus loafing and add tension to campus life. Sea bathing in France was popularized by Duchess de Berri about a century ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Ray Lash
Mr. Lash
Clay McClain
Ohio University
Ohio
France
Duchess de Berri
Carl Smith Escapes from Ohio Penitentiary Farm
Police report the escape of Carl Smith of Chauncey from the London Ohio state penitentiary farm. Convicted of manslaughter last year for killing his cousin William Smith he had earned the label trusty and gained liberties before fleeing. Authorities continue to search for him.
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Carl Smith
Chauncey
Ohio State
London
William Smith
John Smith
Smith
Four women film writers in America earn fifty thousand yearly
Four women film writers in America are said to receive a fifty thousand dollar annual payment for their work, with the income reportedly provided by the producing runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
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Kaelin
Boston
Washington
New York City
Henry Verity
Paul Kemper
Newark
Delbert Davis
Paul
U. S. Naval Official Photo
Underwood & Underwood
N. Y
Paris
K. of P. Hall
Labor Day
Hocking Valley
Athens Ice & Storage Co
Bottriell
Bottiiell
Nelsonville Lodge
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