Rotary Talk Connects US Government to Catholic Church
Rev. Father Touey of St. Andrews church spoke to the Nelsonville Rotary about forms of government. He likened church diocesan structure to U S Supreme Court selection and urged respect for authority. Carson Hyon and others discussed high school athletics and Rotary voted to appoint two members to cooperate on the athletic program.
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Nelsonville
United States
Father Touey
St. Andrews Church
Rotary Club
Supreme Court of the United States
Carson Hyon
Rotary
Electrical storm triggers dual fire alarms in Nelsonville
In Nelsonville a severe storm at about 5 30 p m drew two fire trucks to calls at Horace Chestnut street and Frank O Mara street both lightning damaged electrical wiring but caused no further damage. The Dew hotel also saw a small fire from an automobile backfire lighting gas in a carburetor and was put out by a hand chemical extinguisher.
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Nelsonville
Horace
Funeral Services for Mrs Jane Jones and Hiram Morgan
Funeral services are set for Mrs Jane Jones at 2 PM Thursday at the M E church in Oriston with burial at Greenlawn Nelsonville beside her husband William Jones. A second service for Hiram Morgan will be held Thursday at 10 30 AM at his Columbus residence with burial at Greenlawn Columbus.
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Jane Jones
Hiram Morgan
Nelsonville
M. E
Orbiston
Greenlawn
William Jones
Columbus
Social Notes Highlight Local Society Meeting and Visits
The Women’s Missionary society of the Christian church will meet Friday at 7:30 pm at Mrs. P. E. Lama’s Kentner street home with Mrs. 8. 8S. Lane as program leader. The column lists numerous visiting relatives and friends from Columbus, Cleveland, Indianapolis, Harrisburg, and Manhattan, Kansas, plus trips to Canter’s Cave and Canter’s Cave camps and motors through New England and Northern Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Society of the Christian Church
P. E. Lama
Kentner Street
Lane
Ray Minner
Mary Jaqueline
Columbus
Mary Ray
Jake Ohlinger
Cleveland
Martin Ohlinger
E. A. Ray
Cecil Moore
Frankford
Indiana
W. B. Evans
Fred Wilson
New England States
Frank Minner
Preston Minner
McArthur
J. M. Hyde
Maine
New Hampshire
Don Dugan
Ed Dugan
William Sharp
Robert Ohlinger
Alfred
Clarence
Louise
Adaline Ray
Canter's Cave
George Washington
Dorothy
Ann Washington
Manhattan
Kansas
Vance Rannells
Mary Elizabeth of
MacArthur
E. J.cable
Washington
Fanny Mulligan
Irma Wilson
T. J. Smith
Thomas Mulligan
Sallie Varley
Parkersburg
Ed Healy
Carrie
Isabelle
Canter’s Cave
W. H. Parks
Verna Hand
J. H. Strauch
Ohio
Ed Crouse
Elda
Chillico
Lucille Scott
Kathryn Hall
B. M. Coakley
New York City
Charlotte Varley Mackenzie
Aaron Head
Indianapolis
Ind
W. W. Kelly
Everett Kentnerl
Patricia Lou
Harrisburg
Dinner Guests At Scott Home In Columbus Visit
The report notes Mrs. John Klotz with son Kenneth and daughter Evelyn along with Miss Erma Jones dined at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Scott. They opened the weekend in Columbus with Mr and Mrs Dewey Cavanaugh Clet ta and Josephine Klotz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Scott
John Klotz
Kenneth
Evelyn
Erma Jones
Columbus
Dewey Cavanaugh
Cletta
Josephine Klotz
Regular Pythian Sisters Meeting at K P Hall
A regular meeting of Pythian Sisters will be held at the K of P hall Thursday evening. A pot luck lunch will be served. The officers request a good attendance of the membership.
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Pythian Sisters
K. of P. Hall
Woltz Family Reunion Set for Crystal Springs
The Woltz families hold their annual reunion on Sunday at Crystal Springs near Lancaster. All connected relatives are invited and a basket dinner will be served at noon.
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Woltz
Crystal Springs
Lancaster
Mundy Family Reunion Draws Wide Ohio Attendance
The Mu dy family reunion was held last Sunday at Canters Cave with numerous members listed including Mr and Mrs Sam Mundy and children in locations such as Wellston Columbus Dayton Logan Carbon Hill and Portsmouth among attendees from many towns and households.
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Mudy
Canters Cave
Sam Mundy
Edna Mundy
Anna Mundy
Charles Gentry
Helen
Ruth
George
Bobby
Hughie
Ed Capas
Wellston
Myita Mundy
Columbus
T. W. Mundy
Elvera Mundy
Elizabeth Colma
William Dribly
Charles Mytrie
Walter
James
Dayton
Steven Mundy
Ed Mundy
Ralph
Harry
Charles
Lillian
Harold
Katherine
George Ford
Bobbie
Sammy
Madelene
Logan
Blanche Smith
Carbon Hill
Hugh Mundy
George Passen
Thelma Lee
Kenmore
Ohio
George Mundy
Flossie
Eunice
Rachel
Dorothy
Nelsonville
Flossie Brown
Portsmouth
Americal Burg
Floodwood
C. H. Boring
Gore
Harry Mundy
Hubert
Greendale
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society Meets Thursday
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist church will meet Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Mrs. T. E. Wells entertained Tuesday evening for her daughter Mrs. W. H. Grady of Louisville Kentucky. Ten guests were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
T. E. Wells
W. H. Grady
Louisville, Ky
Loyal Woman's Class Holds Monthly Meeting
The Loyal Woman's class of the Christian church met Tuesday at president Mrs. Sam Starkey's Ashton avenue home. Miss Hyla Herrold led in Mrs. Kep lar's absence. A letter from former member Mrs. E H Mathews was read. Guests included Mrs Grace Ruscoe from Phoenix and life teacher Mrs W B Devore, ill for two years. A pot luck dinner followed. Next meeting set for Mrs Mary Ray's West Washington street home.
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The
Christian Church
Sam Starkey
Ashton Avenue
Violet Keplar
Hyla Herrold
E. H. Mathews
iZaneaville
Grace Ruscoe
Phoenix
Ariz
W. B. Devore
Mary Ray
West
Washington Street
Communists Raise 5,000 Men at Kai Fung
An Exchange Telegraph dispatch from Canton reports communists raised 5,000 men at Kai Fung, signaling growing organized force amid regional tensions. The report, dated Aug 31, highlights the mobilization as part of broader communist activities in the area.
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Canton
London
U.R
Kai Fung
Canton Chamber of Commerce Siege Demands $10 Million
Report says 100 soldiers and troops along with three high officials surrounded the Canton Chamber of Commerce. Telegraphic aid requested as Nanking instructs to cover military costs. cash payment demanded to defray operations.
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Chamber of Commercce
Canton
Nanking
County Teachers Gather for Annual Institute in Athens
About 300 county teachers are expected for the annual Athens county teachers institute to be held September 1 and 2 at Ewing auditorium. The event features an eighth grade commencement with 624 diplomas, speeches by A. P. Sandles of Ottawa and Charles S. Meek, Toledo schools superintendent, plus a 10:30 a.m. film at the Majestic Theatre.
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Athens County Teachers Institute
Ewing Auditorium
A. P. Sandles
Ottawa
Charles 8. Meek
Toledo Public Schools
Enrollment and Graduation Events at Athens County Schools
Secretary Mrs Fauna Ricketts oversees enrollment of teachers as County Supt H R McVay opens with a welcoming address. Music by the Athens County School Orchestra and solos by Dorothy Dailey Christine Courtney Brown Lois Cecil Helen Laverty accompany programs including eighth grade diplomas and district meetings with superintendents and principals.
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Fauna Ricketts
H. R. McVay
Dorothy Dailey
A. P. Sandles
Athens County School
Walter A. Wood
Christine Courtney Brown
Helen Laverty
Charles 8. Meek
Letart Farmers Win Memberships in 300 Bushel Potato Club
Two Meigs County farmers from Letart, W. O. Barnitz and Arthur Johnson, earned entry to Ohio’s 300 bushel potato club by weighing 355 and 325 bushels per acre respectively. Ohio State University will award medals during Farmers Week as county agricultural agents confirmed the yields. The Presbyterian church hosts its first fall class meeting Thursday with chairwoman Mrs. Louis Seyfried and president Mrs. Dea Hayes.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
Ohio
W. O. Barnitz
Arthur Johnson
Letart
Barnitz
Johnson
E. B. Tussing
George W. Kreitler
Tussing
Mr. Kreitller
Ohio State University
Presbyterian Church
Louis Seyfried
Dea Hayes
McDowell Brought Home After Fort Wayne Trip
John McDowell was brought to his Nelsonville home by Mr. and Mrs. LU. A. Sanner of Columbus after an automobile trip to Fort Wayne Indiana. He fell from a hay mow while visiting Fort Wayne and dislocated bones in both feet.
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Nelsonville
John McDowell
LU. A. Sanner
Columbus
Fort Wayne
Ind
McDowell
Rain Forcing Postponement Of Twilight League Final
In Nelsonville on August 31 rain postponed the Twilight League final between the Factory and Centralites to Thursday night. A Factory win would tie them with East for the second half championship. Also reported a chamber meeting delay and the arrest of Sam Newman on suspicions of intoxication and possession with eighteen bottles found at his home.
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Nelsonville
Factory
Centralites
East
Police Bring Fugitives From Columbus On Auto Theft Charge
Chief Jack Pearson returned from Columbus with Crawford Hurst wanted for obtaining an automobile under false pretenses. Hurst allegedly aided Earl Street, Sayer, Ohio in taking a Chevrolet coupe from McFarland's garage using a stolen roadster as initial payment and not returning to finalize the sale.
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Hurst
Nelsonville
Jack Pearson
Columbus
Crawford Hurst
Earl
Resignation of Judge Miller Regretted in Pomeroy
POMEROY Aug 31 The resignation of Judge A P Miller from the local common pleas court draws much comment. Critics note his handling of mining stress two years ago and fear unseasoned successors. Miller, a fearless 11 year veteran, cites salary as reason and plans to return to law practice in the same offices.
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Pomeroy
A. P. Miller
Common Pleas Court
Ve Miller
Wyllis Hill
Miler
Butternut Avenue
First Visit in Years to Pomeroy From Nearby Resident
Mrs. Dollie Tracy, 856, visiting from Thomas Fork, spent a few hours with her son Fire Chief A. O Tracy in Pomeroy. Despite living within two miles, this marks her first visit to town in seven years.
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Pomeroy
Dollie Tracy
Messenger
Thomas Fork
A. O Tracy
Mass Meeting Aims to Push New Pom eroy Post Office
Mass meeting announced for Friday evening at the court house to organize support for a new Pom eroy post office building. Mayor Hess issues proclamation urging public interest. The Pom eroy band will help rally turnout and Congressman Thomas A. Jenkins is invited to speak.
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Pomeroy
Court House
Hess
Neroy
Thomas A. Jenkins
Widow Mary Wolfe Dies at Athens State Hospital
Mrs. Mary Wolfe 75 widow of James Wolfe longtime resident of Minersville died at Athens State hospital Monday evening after years there. Body sent home for funeral at 2 PM from son Weaver Wolfe’s residence with burial in Gilmore cemetery Nease Settlement. She was daughter of the late Buck couple of Nease Settlement. sister Mrs Kate Hartley lives in Syracuse.
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Minersville
Mary Wolfe
James Wolfe
Athens State Hospital
Weaver Wolfe
Gilmore Cemetery
Nease Settlement
Wolfe
Christopher Buck
Kate Hartley
Syracuse
Pastor Returns Pomeroy Pastor Reverend W H Long
The U S conference, which recently adjourned in Columbus, sent the Rev. W. H. Long back as pastor of the church in Pomeroy The action marks his return to duties after the summer session and confirms leadership for the coming year.
Clergy to Move as Parsonage Acquired in Syracuse
Enterprise and Syracuse United Brethren churches announce the fifth year of service for Pastor Long. A parsonage has been obtained at Syracuse and Mr Long and his family will relocate there about 900 meters from Kerr's Run.
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Enterprise
Syracuse United Brethren Churches
Syracuse
Middleport Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Health News
Mrs. J. M. Fulton returns to Warnock after visiting Dr. and Mrs. McCullough. Riva Cranes and her son Charles visit relatives in Columbus, and Kathryn Elizabeth Juhling visits Ashland. Mrs Harrison of Charleston, visiting Brownell Avenue, suffers serious blood poisoning from an ingrown nail but shows improvement. Dr. S. A. McCullough removes tonsils and adenoids from James Luckadoo, 15, of Rutland. Mrs. J. W. Longstart visits Columbus with Minnie Leper and Margaret Ellison. Pauline Pinney returns to Logan.
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J. M. Fulton
Warnock
Ohio
A. McCullough
Riva Cranes
Charles
Columbus
William Juhling
Daugh~ter
Kathryn Elizabeth
Ashland
Harrison
Charleston
Clarence Sordén
Brownell Avenue
James Luckadoo
Rutland
J. W. Longstart
Minnie Leper
Margaret Ellison
Pauline Pinney
Logan
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Mundy Reunion
Missionary Society
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C. H. Porter
Law and Order League
F. E. Raynolds
Ohio State Teachers Association
Lois Cecil
Letart Farmers
Oeree
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Jane
Pomeroy Bend
J. B. Bradford Secy
Pomeroy, Ohio
Wilson Bros. Haberdashery
Keiser
Hart- Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Miller
Mass
Athens County
W. H. Long
H. J. Hysell
Middleport
Auto Tire & Gas CO
Chestnut & Harper Sts
Nationa Refining CO
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Middleport Briefs
Fern Street
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J.E. Zeller
Albert Mees
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