Nelsonville social notes and school debates announced
Local families share Christmas visits in Steubenville Columbus and Philo while Alva Patton of Cleveland visits Nelsonville parents. D of A Past Councilors hold a meeting with Myrtle Brooks and others. Nelsonville High plans debates against southern Ohio schools from February to March on the Child Labor Amendment topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. of A
Myrtle Brooks
Nettie Edgell
Maud Evans
Blanche Stanley
Lizzie Evener
Sulphia Mann
Detta Pidcock
Goldie Kuhn
Agnes Bond
Nelsonville High School
Southern Ohio
Eastern
Marietta College
Ohio University
Ohio
Oscar Cargill
W. Hi. Cooper
East ern Star Regular Meeting Tonight Brief Session
The regular meeting of the East ern Star will be held tonight at the fasonic temple at 7 o'clock. The meeting will be brief.
Miss Marie Spencer Hosts Sunday School Evening
Miss Marie Spencer welcomed her Sunday school class at her East Chestnut street home Monday evening. Teacher Mrs. Charles W. Evans and several members attended for games and refreshments. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. M. Price of Logan and Miss Stella Linton visiting her parents. Elizabeth Kaelin of Cleveland visits her daughter Mrs. Luigett Preston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Scott
Cornelia
Sheldon Scott
Steubenville
Clifton Spencer
Kingwood
W. Va
Joshua Spencer
Clayton Murphy
Columbus
O. O. Crawford
Marie Spencer
East Chestnut Street
Charles W. Evans
Soine
W. F. Powell
M. Price
Logan
Stella Linton
Cleveland
Charles Linton
Elizabeth Kaelin
Lruigett Preston
Glenn McDonald
Corning
T. G. McDonald
Death of John Hemphill in Riverton N J
Friends mourn the death of John Hemphill in Riverton New Jersey. The story notes Mrs W T Cook a stonecutter in Manchuria China, confirmed by the Ath ens Presbytery. Mrs Cook visited the district in October and formed many bonds with locals who now grieve her loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hemphill
Riverton
N. J
Histor
W. T. Cook
Manchuria
China
Athens
Sugar Grove family to spend Christmas with Howe
Mrs Karl Snake and two children of Sugar Grove will arrive Wednesday to spend Christmas with her father J S Howe. Mrs Mary McKeon and three children and James Russell were waited here from New York by the illness of their mother Mrs Thomas Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Snake
Sugar Grove
J. S. Howe
Mary McKeon
James Russell
New York
Thomas Russell
Lancaster Fire Damages Hickle Store
A Monday morning fire in Lancaster gutted the entire first floor and rear of the second floor of the Hickle store, a leading Lancaster firm managed by Frank S. Benson. The blaze began in the waste paper chute at about 8:30, but the ground floor contents were destroyed while the second floor suffered smoke and water damage. Fire escapes aided evacuation as customers fled and the water girl battled the flames before the elevator was shut down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Hickle
Frank S. Benson
F. J. & S. D. Preston Co
Nelsonville
Mrs Sharp Hosts Tea for Miss Louise Hyde Bride Elect
Mrs Edward Sharp held a Monday afternoon tea from 3 to 5 for Miss Louise Hyde a bride elect. Twenty guests attended with help from Mrs Frank Jackson Mrs Leland Krieg and Mrs Earl McCune. Christmas decorations enhanced the gathering. Also visiting are Mrs Edspray and her son Joe of Petersburg Indiana staying with the host family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Sharp
Louise Hyde
Frank Jackson
Leland Krieg
Earl McCune
Edspray
Joe
Petersburg
Indiana
Miners election in Glouster returns Marshall as president
Glouster resident Stobert Marshall is re elected president of the miners organization in the sub district by 2048 to 1996 over J F E Swyers of Murray City. Fred Hemsley is re elected vice president with 215 votes outrunning rivals. Conrad Wein is secretary treasurer with 275 votes. Hammond Nelsonville 789 and Colegrove Nelsonville 375 also appear. Auditors Worthy Parker 257 and Thomas Gears 2163 are re elected. Isaac Jones Glouster retains a seat with 873. Several local residents are noted visiting or spending holidays with family in surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stobert Marshall
J. FE. Swyers
Murray
Fred Hemsly
A Vsrad Wein
Nag Oor
Worthy Parker
Isaac Jones
Thomas Gears
Murray City
Nelsonville
Robert Marshall
Giouster
J. EK. Swyers
B. W. Wallace
Glouster
Fred Hemsley Glouster
Robert Bell
Rutter
Millfield
Edward Pearpoint
Trimble
John Wilson
Poston
Conrad Wein
Tike Krivusti
the Plains
Yde Dean
Canaanville
James UW. Taylor
New Pitts
Jackson
Tarry LeWever
Jefferson School of Medicine
Philadelphia
Dr. I. LePerr
Arraign Suspects in Safe Robbery Near Athens
Two men from The Plains, Mike and John Kaufman, were arraigned Monday afternoon before Magistrate Helwiz on charges of theft from the Moler Poultry Co. plant in Athens. They pleaded not guilty and posted $260 bonds each. Sheriff McKinley and Deputy Cady arrested them Saturday. A $100 reward offered by Earl K. Dailey covers the safe’s contents, including firm accounts and papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl K. Dailey
Mike
John Kaufman
Plains
Helwiz
Grand
Rh. W. Finsterwald
McKinley
Cady
Dailey
Miss Hollins withdraws from British Championship team
Miss Marion Hollins, former National women's golf champion, announced she would not join the American team for the British Championships next spring. She also said she plans to travel to California next month to defend her title in the Pebble Beach tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marion Hollins
California
Prebble Beach
Woman Granted Stay in Electric Chair Case
Louise Thomas of Philadelphia county was sentenced to death by electric chair for murder but received a gubernatorial respite. Governor Pinchot postponed the execution from the week of December 29 to the week of February 3 while the case awaits Supreme Court review.
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Harrisburg
Louise Thomas
Philadelphia County
Pinchot
Supreme Court
Further Church Homes Demanded in New York Protest
A regiment of the Hopeless led by Mr Zero plans a silent march on Manhattan's financial district targeting Trinity church vestrymen. Urbain Ledoux, calling himself Mr Zeno, seeks to use St Augustine Chapel in Houston Street to shelter 1000 jobless men, though the congregation there counts 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St. Augustine
Lorain County Residents Fail To File Auto Tax Returns
Approximately 1500 people in Lorain county have not filed personal tax returns on automobiles, per County Assessor Mason Smith. Failures may lead to arrest and penalties, with many cases involving young renters who lack other taxes and rent private garages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vail
Elyria
Lorain County
Mason Smith
Smith
Perin to be ruled sane or insane in murder case
Probate Judge Lueders will rule late today on whether Vinton Perin grain merchant remains sane after a jury acquitted him of murdering his mother in law Mrs Frances Rawson. The defense argued insanity at the time of the alleged crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Lueders
Vinton Perin
Frances Rawson
Perin
Ambassadors Postpone German Disarmament Meeting
The Council of Ambassadors delays its meeting on German disarmament from tomorrow to Friday to allow more time to study the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Council of Ambassadors
Meec
Fleischmann Widow Donates Park Land to Cincinnati
The homestead of the late Mrs. Charles Fleischmann, widow of the Fleischmann Yeast founder, will be given to Cincinnati as a public park. The four acre tract near the city will become a city park for public use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Charles Fleischmann
The
Fleischmann Yeast Company
Maud Expedition Drifts On In Arctic Ice
The Maud expedition under Roald Amundsen remains trapped in Arctic floes after two and a half years at sea. The crew, dwindling in spirit, cannot return and await fate or tides to release them. Amundsen plans another polar flight, funded with about $100,000, while weather science weighs the value of prolonged arctic data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud
Lattle
Wash
Lmrdy
Roald Amundsen
U.S. Weather Bureau
North Pole
Amundsen
Roald Amundse
Siberia
U. S&s. Coast Guard
Dear
Norway
U. 8 Weather Bureau
Wrangel Island
Gether
Far North
Pole
Christiania
Point Darrow
Alaska
Spitebergen
Charles F. Marvin
Weather Bureau
Weather forecasts and Arctic data in historical debate
A speaker doubts predicting a full season's weather, noting some hut reports from expeditions are too destructive to be reliable for calculations. He cites limited usefulness of such data in forecasting.
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Nelsonville News
Perce Raine
Mary Sommers
Jake Pollock
Philo, Alva FE
Patton
Eden Patton
Glouster News
George Wagner
Alliance
W. FE. Williams
Harold Rose
George W. Rose
Moler Poultry
Washburn & Gibson
Michelin
Fisk
Oldfield and
Ajax
S.S
S. S
Kroger’s Grocery
F. I. Hatfield
Axmirgle
Vrice
Ster
Mira
Mustin
Groken
Luckoff
Chauncey’s
Mrs. Guzzlem
Teleghem, Sik
Breces
Ron
RICE
Lamborn’s
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