Post Mortem Cites Acute Alcoholism in Fisher Death
Nelsonville doctors conducting the post mortem on Thomas Fisher at McLaughlin Brothers undertaking parlors reported to the coroner that acute alcoholism caused his death. Funeral services were held at the colored church at 11 this morning. Christmas dinner guests included Mr and Mrs William Hick and several Columbus residents, with other local visits noted through the week.
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Thomas Fisher
McLaughlin Brothers
Fisher
Colored Church
Tragic Death of Four-Month-Old Dalyton Child in Kimberly
Four month old Charles William Dalton, only child of Mr and Mrs Fred Dalton, died Sunday at home in Kimberly. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at 1 PM at the residence, with Rev O J Howearth officiating. Burial will follow at Greenlawn. The family has the community's sympathy in their sorrow. Surt O Crawford is a business visitor in Columbus today.
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Charles William
Fred Dalton
Kimberly
O. J. Howearth
Greenlawn
Father and Son banquet honors culminate in gift and lecture
About 160 attendees gathered at the Christian Church Saturday evening for a Father and Son banquet. Heinz Co. provided luncheon and a lecture with stereopticon views on production processes. William Turvey presented Rev. O J Howearth a gold watch, praising the class and orchestra for faithful service.
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Christian Church
H. J. Heinz Co
Pittsburg
Ram
Berean Orchestra
H. A. Lines
Miss Redempa Sines
Floyd Ruff
Lancaster
William Turvey
Berean
George Beagle
Turvey
O. J. Howearth
Mies Sines
Ruff
McMasters
Heinz Co
Heinz
Married in Columbus Ruth Fisher Weds Vance S Morgan
Ruth Fisher and Vance S Morgan were married Saturday at the Fisher home in Columbus in a ceremony attended by forty relatives. The couple, both Columbus East High graduates, plan future lives with Morgan employed as secretary-treasurer and sales manager of Preston-Morgan Coal Co. in Nelsonville.
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Columbus
Ruth Fisher
Vance S. Morgan
William Morgan
Nelsonville
W. G. Fisher
Rhoads Avenue
Martha Obetz
Harolay
Sands
Babette Leigh Fisher
Earl Fisher
Dorothy Ann Fisher
Dc. R. Fisher
Love
Clifford Fisher
B. F. Timmons
Central Avenue Church of God
Fire Damages Basement Basket In Wendell Setley Home
Firefighters responded to a call at Wendell Setley on Kentner Street around 11 o clock Saturday night. A spontaneous combustion incident started in a cloths basket in the basement causing about 315 dollars in damage.
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Wendell Setley
Kentner Street
Death of Mr Mates' father shocks Glouster community
The elder Mr Mates, 69, collapsed and died in his yard on Sunday prompting calls to Zaleski. Local editor notes 1925 auto license tags distribution by T E Munden halted due to paint problems and says cars may run on 1824 plates until 1925 tags resume. Mrs Bert Sivis and two sons visit from Columbus. Nettie Miller returns from Clarkshoro and remains ill at Spring Street home. A Trimble Township New Year meeting is planned to organize for 1925, and War Savings Stamps of the 1927 series are to be redeemed at the local post office starting January 1.
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James Mates
Zaleski
Mates
Bert Sivis
Allison and
Derwood
Columbus
Nettie Miller
Clarkshoro
W. Va
Spring Street
Moose Hall
George Allen
J. H. Alten
Emily Morgan
Detroit
Trimble Township
Treasury Department
Washington
Professor Bailey Reveals Lincoln Family Temper
Professor Gilbert E. Bailey, who died in Los Angeles, was a friend of the Lincoln family and spoke of Mary Todd Lincoln s temper. He recalled her violent outbursts including a scene where she collapsed to the floor and kicked her heels while screaming.
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Los Angeles
Gilbert E. Bailey
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Bailey
Largest dog at London beach show weighs 187 pounds
The event spotlighted a Saint Bernard dominating the show with a weight of 187 pounds. Officials noted the impressive size as the standout feature of the competition.
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London
St. Bernard
Growing Over Whole Nation Seaports Seek Better Terminal Outlets
Washington reports keen port competition among New York Reston Savannah New Orleans and San Francisco spurring export trade. Secretary Hoover cites need for vast terminal improvements as ports shift from rail competition to harbor hinterland rivalry in a postwar reawakening.
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I. N.S
Washington
United States
New York
Reston
Savannah
New Orleans
San Francisco
K. &. Greggs
Department of Commerce
Gregg
Inland waterway drive boosts Great Lakes export trade
The article emphasizes that the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence project and Inland water transportation spur competition among ports. Shippers gain route options, lowering handling costs and transport rates, fueling stronger export trade as routes and ports push for efficiency.
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Grege
Great Lakes-St. Lawrence
Frank Smith Defeats Labor Candidate at Nuneaton
London report notes Frank Smith won over a labor challenger at Nuneaton, a figure who has suffered defeats in every Parliamentary election for thirty two years.
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London
Frank Smith
Nuneaton
Portland man elected chairman of Interstate Commerce Commission
Dee Washington announces Clyde Attehison of Portland Oregon was unanimously elected chairman of the Interstate Commerce Commission for the coming year. He succeeds Henry C. Hall.
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Washington, Dee
Clyde It. Attehison
Portland, Ore
Interstate Commerce Commission
Henry C. Hall
Obituary: Rachel Tucker 86 Dies Near Chauncey
Miss Rachel Tucker aged 86 died at her Chauncey area home Saturday evening. The body was moved to Jagers undertaking establishment. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at eleven at Clark's Chapel with burial in the adjacent cemetery.
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Rachel Tucker
Chauncey
Jagers Undertaking Establishment
Clark’s Chapel
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