New Officers Are Installed by Eudora Chapter
Nelsonville, Dec. 12. At the regular Eudora Chapter Order of the Eastern Star meeting in the Masonic Temple the annual officer installation was held after a 6 o'clock dinner for 75. Installing officer was Mrs. Mable Washburn. officers installed include Worthy Matron Adda Hawk and Worthy Patron C. L. Stout with a full slate of officers and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Eudora
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Mable Washburn
Mary EB. Bartlett
Estella Roberts
Mary Lines
Adda Hawk
C. L. Stout
Margaret Riley
Adda Maccombs
Margaret Galvin
Elizabeth Riley
Letha Mills
Stella Davis
Jennie Edgell
Marshal
Cora Davis
Adelaide Huenefeld
Adah
Florence Towry
Ruth
Lillian Betts
Esther
Josephine Lowden
Martha
Bess Bland
Electa
Gladys Trayles
Warder
Nelle Dowsier
Sentinel
Stella Phillips
Smokers and Plans Highlight Nelsonville Elks Meeting
Nelsonville Elks held a smoker and meeting at their lodge with strong turnout. Exalted Ruler L. J. Eberle announced upcoming events and urged broader cooperation. After the session, pipes and tobacco were shared, and two Columbus banjo artists provided music. The Charity Ball Friday benefits Christmas charity.
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Nelsonville
Columbus Visits Highlight Local Social Ties
Mrs. J. M. Hyde and Mrs. Hubert Fyfe spent today in Columbus. Mrs. Earl Baker and Miss Mable Mobell spent Monday and Tuesday in Corning. Charles Poston is spending today and tomorrow in Columbus. Julius Fischer was in Columbus today to see Mrs. Fischer in Mercy Hospital. Mrs. Lee Pritchard was in Columbus today.
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J. M. Hyde
Hubert Fyie
Columbus
Earl Baker
Mablemobell
Tulsa
Corning
Charles Poston
Julius Fischer
Fischer
Mercy Hospital
Lee Pritchard
Amnesiac Student Seeks Identity in Columbus
A 22 year old college student with amnesia arrived in Columbus claiming initials K H. He uses the name Karl Hall and believes he came from Syracuse New York. He said he was on the Empire Limited between Buffalo and Pittsburgh when he lost his memory. He contacted Syracuse police today for help.
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Columbus
K. H
Karl Hall
Syracuse
Hall
Empire Limited
Buffalo
Pittsburgh
Aged Woman Dies at Richland Home
Mrs. Rosa Coates aged 85 died at 11 45 this morning at the old Coates home on Richland Avenue where she had lived over 40 years. Death due to infirmities of age. Funeral arrangements await the arrival Thursday noon of her son Upton G Miller of Chicago.
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Rosa Coates
Radio Features Highlighted On National Network Schedule
Springfield reports Dr. B. F. Prince of Wittenberg College marked his 88th birthday today. The article notes his long faculty tenure since graduation in 1865 and records the birthday celebration amid university affiliation and local recognition.
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WJZ
Milady
Maxwell
Wor-Wabc
Columbia
Sonora
WIR
Detroit
BE. S. T
University of Michigan
WEAF
Springfield
U.R
B. F. Prince
Wittenberg
Wittenberg College
Nelsonville Greyhounds Beat Sigma Pi In Practice
Nelsonville defeats Sigma Pi at Ohio University 22 to 17 in a prep clash as Coach George Marshall finalizes a 12 man squad for a demanding season. New Lexington visit Friday for opener with East High at Columbus Saturday.
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Nelsonville
Sigma Pi Fraternity
Ohio University
Nelsonville Greyhounds
New Lexington
East High
Columbus
George Marshall
Huffman
Jewett
Sheppard
Greyhounds
Marshall
Stocklin
Hartley
Hilleary
Long
Hickman
Howe
Richardson
Bartlett
Hawk
Buried Twice Mary North laid to rest in Chauncey
The body of Mrs. Mary North burned to death in her nephew's home near Glouster and Ameéaville was buried in Chauncey. Relatives were later located, the body exhumed, and moved to McLaughlin funeral home. Funeral services are set for Friday at 2 PM with burial in Chauncey to follow.
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Mary North
Nelsonville
Glouster
Ameéaville
Chauncey
Rotary Club Plans Christmas Party in Nelsonville
The Nelsonville Rotary Club continued its discussion on responsibilities of competitors and employees started a week ago by the vocational service committee. Anthony Stedem of Little Rock Arkansas attended as a guest. The club will hold its annual Christmas party next Tuesday with the fellowship committee in charge.
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Nelsonville
Vocational Service Committee
Rotary Club
Anthony Stedem
Little Rock
Arkansas
Eight Detectives Wounded by 16 Year Old Gunman in Death Corner
In Chicago near Oak and Milton streets known as Death Corner, 16 year old Ernest Withurst held off 100 police for five hours using machine guns and tear bombs. Eight detectives were wounded before Withurst was shot and died at Bridewell Hospital after being captured. Two officers sustained serious injuries.
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Death
Chicago
U.P
Oak
Milton Streets
Little Italy
Ernest Withurst
Thomas Conley
Whiturst
John Stege
Withurst
Stege
Conley
Bridewell Hospital
Wickurst
Alexian Brothers Hospital
Butter production receipts and prices summary
The record lists butter receipts totaling 3 794 tubs with grade breakdowns. Standards 48 cents, firsts 45 to 47 cents, seconds 4 a cents, extras 490, extra firsts 48 to 48 4 cents. Additional figures show 4 492 ordinary and secondary extras 430 to 44 cents.
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Gmcace
Secon
New York Produce Price Snapshot From Market Receipts
Butter receipts reach 14 846 while creamery extras total 520 and special market es 524c 53c East receipts 10 474 with near white stock 5c Dear mixed whites 32c gta and western whites 36c to 52c Fr h firsts 31c coast 36c 52c Near browns 320 S4c
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New York
East
Western Whites
Livestock market steady despite receipts in week
Cattle and hogs traded mixed as receipts topped 4,800 head with 1,015 on slaughter. Prices ranged with hogs 250 to 350 pounds at 8.50 to 8.85, 160 to 200 pounds at 8.40 to 8.85, 130 to 160 pounds at 8.00 to 8.50, and nondescript vealers and cutters noted. Bulk cull lambs around 6.10, total receipts and value listed as 4,506.50.
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Cea Ati
Rules for Getting Tickets at Nelsonville High School
Nelsonville December 12 rules govern athletic ticket reservations for basketball seating. Option One allows each season ticket holder one seat for the entire season with no adjacent reservations for special games. Option Two lets a season ticket holder make two game reservations at the superintendent's office, with the board open to the public. One person cannot expect both privileges.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville High School
William Thompson 16 Taken to Athens State Hospital
Nelsonville report states William Thompson 16 son of Mr and Mrs John Thompson was taken to Athens State Hospital for treatment on Tuesday.
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Nelsonville
William Thompson
John Thompson
Athens State Hospital
Athens
Parish benefit euchre uses nine tables in St Andrews parish hall
Nine tables were used in the benefit euchre party Tuesday evening in the parish hall by the women of St. Andrews Church. Many attended from Murray City. Mrs. Cuncliff and Charles Murphy of Murray City held high scores. Father Class of Lancaster and Mrs. Charles Smith were filed for law. John Kemp was awarded the door prize.
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St. Andrews Church
Murray City
Cuncliff
Charles Murphy
Lancaster
Charles Smith
John Kemp
Bridge Club Hosts Social With Prizes Awarded
Mrs Eugene Pritchard entertained her bridge club Tuesday evening using three tables. Guests included Mrs Edith Stiers and Mrs C G Pritchard. Prizes went to Miss Ori Smith, Miss Pauline Donley, and Mrs C G Pritchard.
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Eugene Pritchard
Bridge Club
Edith Stiers
C. G. Pritchard
Ori Smith
Misa
Pauline Donley
Mizpah Class Christmas Party Held at Mrs Green Home
The Mizpah Class of the Methodist Sunday School held its annual Christmas party on Tuesday evening at Mrs. Charles Green's home. A chicken dinner was served to 19 members and two guests, with Santa Claus distributing gifts. Mrs. C W Hoffman won the contest and will host the next meeting on the second Tuesday in January.
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Methodist Sunday School
Levening
Charles Green
Santa Claus
C.W. Hoffman
Seek To Increase Interest In Books At Rufus Putnam
Fourth grade pupils at Rufus Putnam School foster reading by having second and third graders hear stories from Child Life Magazine Junior Home and Youths Companion. Each child read three to five stories and selected the best for younger grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus Putnam School
Child Life Magazine
Junior Home
Youth's Companion
Minister Killed as Car Is Hit by Train Near Newcomerstown
The Rev. W. W. Frank aged 38, pastor of the United Brethren Church at Newcomerstown, was killed when his automobile was struck by a Cleveland Marietta train near Newcomerstown last night. His wife was injured, perhaps fatally, in the wreck.
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New Philadelphia
W. W. Frank
United Brethern Church
Newcomerstown
Wales Favor David as His Throne Name
London Dec 12 U R The Prince of Wales has indicated that if he becomes king he prefers to take the title King David the First. Previously it was believed he would choose Edward the Eighth, with the government likely favoring that name. The prince’s full name is Edward Albert Christian George Andrew Patrick David of Windsor, known as David. Selection of the sovereign name is a personal matter.
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London
U.R
Prince of Wales
David the
Edward the Eighth
Edward Albert Christian George Andrew Patrick David
Windsor
David
Davy
Twin Daughter Dies In Day-ton Burial
Helen May Sams, 13 day old daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Sams formerly of Athens, was buried today in West Union Street Cemetery. She was the twin sister to a baby boy who died two weeks ago.
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Helen May Sams
Harold Sams
Barbara Sausnaugh
Dayton
West Union Street
Sams
Athens
Quizz Girl Questioned in Fearn Murder Case
Canton reports a girl stenographer was questioned by Sheriff Gibson over the Vernard Fearn coal dealer slaying. The woman, found in a local rooming house, showed extreme agitation and was allowed to return after questioning as authorities checked dance halls and other likely locations.
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Canton
U.P
Edward Gibson
Vernard Fearn
Waco
Gibson
Fearn
Death of Mrs Amanda Chase and local community notes
Mrs Amanda Chase died at her home Sunday night. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Downington, burial in Wells Cemetery. Local residents visited, including Mr and Mrs W T Martin and daughter Winnie, and Rev Spriggs of Athens. Various residents traveled to Athens for visits and events. A near fatal auto accident occurred after Chase Church services injuring Max Carbaugh, now recovering. Other notes include visits by Leona Robinson and Opal Woodyard, and attendance at the Athens County Teacher's Institute.
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Amanda Chase
Here
Downington
Wells’ Cemetery
Opal Woodyard
Douglas Hudwell
Vic Robinson
Don Almont
Bertine Sauters
Lodi High School
Athens County Teacher's Institute
H. C. Brooks
Vincent Eggleston
Winnie Martin
Aristien Carbaugh
Josephine Woodyard
Wife's rights upheld in Columbus Supreme Court ruling
Alma Diehl Jenkins, common law wife of Alfred Jenkins, both colored, Sandusky County, had her claim to Jenkins property sustained as the Supreme Court overruled his legitimate children's motion to certify the county courts.
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Columbus
U.R
Supreme Court
Alma Diehl Jenkins
Alfred Jenkins
Sandusky County
Jenkins
Racketeers' rides exposed by Cincinnati victim
Cincinnati December report shows Nathan Shapiro a racing figure giving evidence to prosecutors after being kidnapped and held for three days. Shapiro says racketeers extorted money and he will testify before the grand jury once he recovers from burn injuries to his foot.
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Cincinnati
U.R
Charles P. Taffit
Nathan Shapiro
60 Barrels Per Day Well Brought In At Marietta
A Bowman Run Oil Company well No 1 on the James Stobart farm in Sutton Township Meigs County is believed to yield 60 barrels per day. Twenty feet of pay was found at 600 feet. Owners are C D Sloan Frank Christy F J McCauley and H B Goddard. The well was shot Monday and linked to tankage. A second location on the Stobart farm will be pursued this week.
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Marietta
Dea
Pomeroy Bend
Bowman Run Oil Company
James Stobart
C.D. Sloan
Frank Christy
F. J. McCauley
H. B. Goddard
Sutton Township
Sutton Township Pool Bhe Meigs County
Stobart Farm
Christmas seals aid Athens County child health program
Health education for children, nutrition, health camps, and fresh air schools form part of the Christmas seal funded program. Athens joins 87 Ohio counties in selling seals to protect children from tuberculosis and support immunization efforts. Returns from the Athens County sale are reported as encouraging by the committee in charge.
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Athens
Ohio
Athens County
Bandits Hit Carpet Company Payroll Delivery
Eight bandits in two cars halted the Alexander Smith Carpet Company messenger and two guards near Yonkers and escaped with a payroll of several thousand dollars after firing on the payroll car. All perpetrators fled in one vehicle.
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Yonkers
N. Y
Alexander Smith Carpet Company
Wright Field fliers chase extreme altitude record
Captain A W Stevens of Wright Field and Lieut Harry Johnson of Selfridge Field attempted a high altitude flight in the former Macready plane. They faced 80 degrees below zero temperature, worse than their October record attempt which saw 76 degrees below. No results were announced.
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Dayton
A. W. Stevens
Wright Field
Harry Johnson
Selfridge Field
Clemens
Mich
John A. Macready
River Road Reopens From Marietta To State Route 7
River Road from Marietta to State Route 7 is open to traffic the Highway Department reports. The road is winter maintained with a 3½ mile gap remaining unpaved, but gravel coated and under state crews who will finish paving in spring. the unfinished segment runs from near F landing to near Rea's Run.
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Marietta
Tr Fic
Highway Department
F Landing
Rea’s Run
Woman Returned to State Reformatory
Ruth Livermore, 22, wife of Lester Livermore of Newcastle, Pa., was recommitted to the Marysville reformatory for women to serve a life sentence for burglary. She previously claimed torture produced a confession, a charge the court found groundless, and denied a jury trial. Livermore is already serving life in the state penitentiary on a similar charge.
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Youngstown
Ruth Livermore
Lester Livermore
Newcastle
Marysville
Columbus Man to Address Brotherhood on Modern Movements
Rev Dr Frank HM Throop of Columbus will speak on Modern Movements in the Old World at 6 pm Thursday in Athens Presbyterian Church. It opens a four meeting series by the Men’s Brotherhood. Throop spent ten years in the Orient and studied China. Aak Cox pastors the church. dinner will be served by the women’s division led by Mrs Arthur Boyle.
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China
Frank HM. Throop
Columbus
Athens Presbyterian Church
Throop
Orient
Aakcox
Ore
Women's
Arthur Boylé
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Bank of Athens
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Remington
J. E. Zeller
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