Saint Luke Church Service Noted in Athens Death Remembrances
The community gathered Monday night at Saint Luke Church on Jackson and Harper streets for Earl Robison's service. The mausoleum burial followed a service marked by floral offerings and music. Officers for the coming year were elected including President W. M and Vice President A Nixon. secretary Harley Mitchell. tellers C Kentner and William Miller. pianist Sigrid Love. teacher Rev Howarth. assistant Ed Wallace.
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Christian Church
Friends Alives
Earl Robison
P.I
Courtney
Ed Wallace
W. M
A. Nixon
Harley Mitchell
C. Kentner
William Miller
Sigrid Love
Rev. Howarth
Inspection and Banquet Planned for Elks Lodge
Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler from Columbus will conduct the annual inspection of Nel- Iso ile lodge of Elks with an initiation and inspection followed by a banquet in the new banquet room on the first floor. Numerous visitors from neighboring lodges are expected tonight at 7:30.
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Iesday
Bulievers
Columbus
Nel- Iso Ile Lodge of Elks
Bereans Elect Officers At Sunday Class Meeting
Ninety men attended the Borean class service on Sunday morning as the group elected officers while the orchestra provided music.
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Bereans
Christian Church Service Draws Large Audience
Men of the Christian church led Sunday night services before an immense audience that required extra chairs. Laymen speakers presented the influence of Christian people on the community, drawing many favorable comments from listeners. A goodly number of robed Klansmen and their friends were present to share the evening.
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Christian Church
Church Approves Pastor O J Howearth Call
The Christian church Sunday ratified the official board action on Wednesday night extending the call to Rev. O J Howearth of McArthur to serve as pastor. Rev Howearth will begin work the last of January or the first of February.
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Christian Church
O. J. Howearth
McArthur
Rev. Howearth
Hyperion Club Minutes Highlight Armenian Address
The Hyperion club met Saturday with 24 members present as a nominating committee was formed for the next regular meeting led by Mrs. J. L. Murphy. Rev. Leon Arpee delivered a fine address on Armenia and then left for Richwood to conduct the funeral of an old friend and former member of his congregation.
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Hyperion Club
J. L. Murphy
Leon Arpee
Armenia
Richwood
Embroidered Tribute to Mr Dillon's Auld Lang Syne
Miss Iona Sergert of Newcomerstown sewed an applique tribute to Mr Dillon's story Auld Lang Syne. The piece honors the story which appeared in this paper and was entered in the Scripps- MecRea contest last December where over 3600 entries were received and only one tenth accepted.
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Iona Sergert
Newcomerstown
Mr. Dillon
Fambrough Sentenced to Life for Patrolman Koran Murder
Benjamin Fambrough collapsed in court as Judge Haver sentenced him to life in the Ohio penitentiary for the murder of Patrolman Frank Koran. The jury had mercy, sparing the chair, after the verdict was opened from its sealed status amid an emotional outburst.
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Cleveland, O
Benjamin Fambrough
Frank Koran
John C. Haver
Ohio Penitentiary
Fambrough
J. S. Pritchard
Columbus
Lavoptik Eye Wash Ad Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Lavoptik eye wash with camphor witch hazel hydrastis and other ingredients. It claims to strengthen weak eyes relieve strained or sore eyes and act quickly with an aluminum eye cup free at Gibson's Pharmacy.
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Gibson's
State property abused by young people at armory
Captain W. W. Walsh of the 116th Infantry appeals for parental cooperation to stop rule violations at the Athens Armory gymnasium. Officers say unsupervised youths have repeatedly used the basketball floor, causing property destruction and prompting possible reformatory measures to continue access.
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Athens
W. W. Walsh
116Th Infantry
Walsh
Dillon Receives Inscribed Linen Cushion Cover
George Benson Dillon is in receipt of a fine linen cushion cover bearing the inscription All Who Bid Adtien to Care Come and Smoke It. The note suggests a playful or literary sentiment accompanying the gift.
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Martha Washington
Norma the Mind Reader Headlines at Glouster Opera House
The King Comedy Co presents clean farce and up to date vaudeville at Glouster Opera House with Norma the world’s greatest mentalist answering audience questions, Billy King in comedy and dances, Geo Donaldson, and nightly changes with moving pictures. Show runs Tuesday and Wednesday.
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the King Comedy Co
Glouster Opera House
Norma
Billy King
Geo
Donaldson
Man
Songland
Mrs Becker Dead in Logan at 84
Frederica Becker 84 widow of Charles Becker dies at her daughter Miss Emma Becker’s home 163 East Hunter Street Logan at 3 30 Sunday morning. Death due to senility. Survived by another daughter Mrs Sloan of Jackson and son Walter Becker of Logan. Funeral at 1 30 Wednesday at home with Rev C F Lauer of Hunter Street Lutheran church in charge. Burial in Oak Grove by Harden Undertaking Co.
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Logan
C. F. Lauer
Hunter Street
Merry Makers Host Christmas Grab Bag Party
The Merry Makers gathered at Mrs. Joe Smiths home Friday for their annual Christmas grab bag party. The decorated tree set a festive mood as the group enjoyed needlework and dainty refreshments served by Mrs. Smith with help from Mrs. Judson Shriner, Miss Ruth Pleukharp, and Miss Bess Slatzer.
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Joe Smith
Smith
Judson Shriner
Ruth Pleukharp
Bess Slatzer
Venus Chapter of the Eastern Star Installs Officers
The Venus Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star held its annual officer installation on Thursday evening after a six member initiation. J J Martin presented Miss Martha Chase a chimes clock and silver candlesticks as thanks for her service. Ida Steinman led the installation with Mrs Mary Gooding, and new officers include Mrs Clinton Webb as Matron and Charles Achauer as Patron among others. Light refreshments followed.
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Venus
Order of Eastern Star
J. J. Martin
Martha Chase
Martin
Miss Chase
Margaret Seibert
Ida Allen
J. W. Woodard
Sentinel
Okley Hysell
Harry Smith
Charles Smith
Clarence Heine
Hazel Kanade
Window wedding proposed by J G Yocum furniture store
The J G Yocum Furniture Company invites a couple to marry in its store window next Saturday evening. They will provide music flowers and a pastor plus a wedding present. the couple only need appear at the store Saturday morning.
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J G. Yocum Furniture Company
Dispute Over Hound Dog Lands in Court at Murray City
Frank Nealh and Charles Campbell of Murray City clashed over dog ownership. The disagreement reached the court of Justice James Hurd on Saturday evening with witnesses subpoenaed and jurors summoned.
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Frank Nealh
Charles Campbell
Murray City
Court of Justice
James Hurd
Plaintiff Wins Civil Case After Long Trial
Attorneys were retained and spectators enjoyed the proceedings as the case stretched into the early morning. The verdict favored the plaintiff with the court ordering the defendant to surrender all goods and chatter to the plaintiff. Jurors were Jacob Jones Carl Karshner Lewis Jones John Smart C W Cruthers and Eber Poling.
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Jacob Jones
Carl Karshner
Lewis Jones
John Smart
C. W. Cruthers
Eber Poling
Large still seized in Hocking county raid
Officers Nash Lines and Nash captured the largest still to date on Sams Creek in southwest Hocking county. Larkin Pritchard and son Benton with R. J. Thurston were arrested for hunting without licenses after a high speed chase. Pritchard admitted possessing liquor. all charged were fined $25 and costs after pleading guilty.
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Hocking County
Nash
Lines
Sams Creek
Larkin Pritchard
Pritchard
Benton
R. J. Thurston
Logan
Miller
Shiner Case Ends With Fine on Second Charge
Prohibition era record notes a 65 gallon still found with evidence beside four barrels of mash and materials for a shiner outfit. Pritchard received a fine of 290 plus costs on the second charge.
Blosser Case Moves in Common Pleas Court
The Blosser case proceeds in the common pleas court Monday as a second trial on an affidavit alleging whiskey manufacture. The first trial ended with a hung jury several weeks ago.
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Charlies Blosser
Common Please Court
Wbiorser
Blosser
New Dentistry Aims for Teeth Matching Disposition and Features
Article argues artful artificial teeth should reflect wearer’s disposition and facial traits. It notes evolving dental ideals for harmony between denture appearance and personality.
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