Connett School Reports Perfect Month Attendance
TELSONVILLE Feb 11 The Connett School in York Township reports every pupil present all days in February with no tardies. Enrollment lists show students across grades from First to Sixth with teachers including L I Buell at Johnnet School and names such as Ruth Duskey Mary Faye Johnson and John Hall among the pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telsonville
Ils
Connett Hool
York Township
Jubiever
E.tardy
Ruth Duskey
Mary Faye Johnson
Leslie Hall
Ruth Hewitt
Wilbur Riggs
Wavel Willand
John Hall
Audrey Arnold
the Bumgardner
Ruth Johnway Williams
Joe Adams
Paul Gerald Hewitt
Laverne
Arnold
Run Arnold
Paul Johnson
Minear
Kenneth
IL HT Club Event At Mae Linton Home
Miss Mae Linton hosted the IL HT Club gathering on Madison Street with contests and prizes for Florence Cook Wanda Martin and Lillian Betts. A two course luncheon followed. Attendees included Mrs. Donald Jetts Mrs. Wilbur Martin Mrs. Jim Barrows Mrs. Malvern Wilson Miss Ruth Cook Miss Geneva Beers Miss Leah Reynolds Miss Klein Devol Miss Florence Cook and Miss Blanche Moorehead.
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Ff. WH. T. Club
Mae Linton
Miembers
IL. H. T. Club
Madion Street
Florence Cook
Wanda Martin
Lillian Betts
Donald Jetts
Wilbur Martin
Barrows
Malvern Wilson
Ruth Cook
Geneva Beers
Leah Reynolds
Kcien Devol
Blanche Moorehead
Second St Patrick Parish Benefit Party Planned in Buchtel
The Ladies of St Patrick's Church Buchtel announce a second benefit fabre party at the Parish Hall Thursday evening. Winners from the first series include William Sprei Murray Ty Jack Wagner Mrs Risco and Mathleen Colbert. Prizes awarded for top points with pedal prizes for end leaders. public invited.
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Bdies
St. Patrick's Church
Buchtel
Mclock
William Sprei
Murray Ty
Jack Wagner
Mrs. Risco
Mathleen Colbert
Fasten Star Meeting Nelsonville Tonight
Nelsonville Feb 11 Eu Ola Chapter No 72 Order of Eastern Star meets at 7 o clock at the Masonic Temple. Members engage in practice.
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Fastern
Nelsonville
Euola
Order of Astern
Masonic Temple
Relief Corps Meets for Regular Monday Program
Woman's Relief Corps held its regular meeting Monday evening at the Odd Fellows Hall. Mrs. Pensyl led the program after a business session. Members welcomed Alice Sines, read Lincoln's First Love, and performed readings on Washington and Lincoln with recitations and a McKinley piece.
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Relief Corps
E Woman
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Charles Ensyl
Alice Sines
Lincoln
Della McMasters
Resher
Adda James
Brother of
Humanity
Pensyl
Hartley and Rapp Wed in Nelsonville
In Nelsonville on February 11 Mayor Bill Hickman officiated at the marriage of Miss Etta B. Rapp of Columbus and Ralph Hartley of Nelsonville. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Bert Hartley, parents of the groom. Hartley is employed by a railroad. It was Hickman’s first time as magistrate.
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Nelsonville
Bill Hickman
Cere
Mony
Etta B. Rapp
Columbus
Ralph Hartley
Hickman
Bert Hartley
Hartley
Buchtel Parent-Teacher Association February Meeting
The February gathering opened with America the Beautiful as six seventh grade girls staged The Oracle pageant showing the association’s story and its ties to Home School Church State and the Spirit. Fourth grade boys sang twice while Max Tolliver recited. Chapple and Principal Linscott urged compliance with state law. The group donated 150 to support the school, following prior gifts of 120 and 80 to the athletic fund.
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Buchtel
Buchtel Parent-Teacher Association
the Oracle
Harley Worden
Bumgarner
Chapple
Prin
Fred Linscott
Boosters’ Club
Legion Post to Convene Tonight at 7:30
Glenford Dugan Post American Legion holds its regular meeting at the Legion Home in Nelsonville this evening at 7:30 with a luncheon to follow.
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Nelsonville
Glenford Dugan Post
American Legion
Legion
Local Society Notes Include Visits and Birth
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Gilbert hosted end of week guests Frank Seibert and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Awkland from Columbus. Mrs. Leoline Seibert of Athens visits her daughter in this city. Dewey Reinhart and family announce birth of son Charlies Newton on February 5 at the Courtneys' home in Franklin Street. Grant Gabriel of Columbus visited Charlies Saxon here. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Newton of Charleston W Va visited friends here. Mrs. R. H. Jackson travels to Delaware to see Miss Helen Jackson and attend the American Legion State Convention at the Neil House in Columbus. G. D. Ridenour was a Columbus business visitor Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Gilbert
Frank Seibert
Harry Awkland
Columbus
Leoline Seibert
Athens
Dewey Reinhart
Helen Reeves Undergoes App pendicitis Operation in Columbus
Miss Helen Reeves had an appendicitis operation this morning at the White Cross Hospital in Columbus. Her mother Mrs Mary Reeves brother Rodney Reeves and daughter Jeanette along with Mrs C Ervin accompanied her to Columbus on Sunday.
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Nelsonville
Helen Reeves
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Mary Reeves
Rodney Reeves
Jeanette
Co. C. Ervin
Athens native Elizabeth Horn designs Valentines for New York firm
Elizabeth Horn, once of Athens, helped Norcross Art Publishing of New York design Valentine greeting cards. A Ohio University grad who studied in New York, she contributed art featuring the seventeenth century Valentine girl. Local merchants note student activity influences card sales.
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Elizabeth Horn
Athens
New York
C. H. Horn
Sunnyside Drive
Norcross Art Publishing Company
New York City
Funeral Held for Mine Fatality Victim James C. Smith
Funeral services for James C. Smith, killed in a Wednesday mine accident, were held Saturday at the family home on Adams Street. The Knights of Pythias Uniform Bank assisted, with Rev. Lloyd Evans officiating. Burial followed at Greenlawn. Out of town mourners included Bert Stedman and son George Spears from Pa and several others from Athens Columbus Willoughby and Sand Run.
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Nelsonville
James C. Smith
Adams Street
Uniform Bank of the Knights of Pythias
Lloyd Evans
Presbyterian Church
Evans
Greenlawn
Bert Stedman Land
George
Spears
JackiSix
Athens
Brady
Willoughby
Ralph E. Orr
Columbus
Guy Stedman
Sand Run
John Beerman
Shattnee
Parry
Chauncey
George Schwenke
Logan
Brown fined for intoxication. wife pleads not guilty
Nelsonville on February 11 saw Frank Brown of Poplar Street fined six dollars and costs after pleading guilty to intoxication. His wife, arraigned on a disturbing the peace charge, pleaded not guilty and posted bond for a Friday night hearing.
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Nelsonville
Frank Brown
Poplar Street
Hickman
Brown
Columbus Visit Highlights By Wilsons And Pritchard
Mr and Mrs Fred Wilson are in Columbus visiting friends and relatives. Dr A L Pritchard was a Columbus business visitor Tuesday.
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Fred Wilson
Columbus
A. L. Pritchard
Court House Doings: Support Suspension in Local Case
Sentence against Glenford for non support is suspended while he pays weekly sums for his minor children. Riley Morris, guardian of James John and Thomas R Carter, ordered to sell estate property of George W Carter in Morgan County. J W Bolin named administrator of Elizabeth Oberholtzer's estate. Imo Woodgerd M D B Worley and Elizabeth F Mills appointed appraisers.
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Glenford
Riley Morris
James
John W
Thomas R. Carter
George W. Carter
Morgan County
J. W. Bolin
Elizabeth Oberholtzer
Imo Woodgerd
M. Db. Worley
Elizabeth F. Mills
Marital Notices From Coolville and Nearby Towns
A series of engagements and marriages listed include Wilfred W Sheets, 2, mechanic, Coolville, to Mary Louise Place, 22, teacher, Coolville. Arthur Crawford, 22, musician, New Marshfield, to Vivian Dawson, 21, usher, New Marshfield. Ralph Ek, Hartley, 23, railroad worker, Nelsonville, to Etta R. Ropp, 21, clerk, Nelsonville. Joseph Thyne, Jacksonville, to Catherine McCann, Jacksonville, at Holy Cross Church, Glouster. Rodney F F Brandeberry, 27, farmer, Coolville, to Susie Mae Nestor, 28, clerk, Coolville.
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Wilfred W. Sheets
Coolville
Mary Louise Place
Arthur Crawford
New Marshfield
Vivian Dawson
Usher
Ralph Ek
Hartley
Nelsonville
Etta RB
Ropp
Joseph Thyne
Jacksonville
Catherine McCann
Holy Cross Church
Glouster
Rodney FF. Brandeberry
Susie Mae Nestor
Judgment Sought in Common Pleas Case for 250 Dollars
Mrs. W. Green sues W. A. Dodds in Common Pleas Court seeking a judgment for 250 dollars plus interest on a promissory note dated April 26 1927. The filing names the parties and requests enforcement of the note.
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Common Pleas
W. Green
W. A. Dodds
Minstrel Show Scheduled at Chauncey High Auditorium
Chauncey Jubilee Minstrel to be presented tomorrow and Thursday in the Chauncey High School Auditorium. Three acts feature Dixie Land Club meeting, dancing by Jack McCafferty and Louise Bradfield, and a main minstrel. Cast includes Lill Collins Heck Bradfield Buck Southerton Fat James Billy Hebron Charlie Simpson and others with interlocutor Dr. Darrel Withem.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Jubilee
Chauncey High School
Dixie Land Club
Jack McCafferty
Chauncey and
Missee Pees
Louise Bradfield
Columus
Lill Collins
Heck Bradfield
Buck Southerton
Fat James
Billy Hebron
Charlie Simpson
Alex Allmashy
Zeke Hamilton
Charles Bradfield, Jr
Virgil Manning
Darrel Withem
D. Scott Allen
Charles Minister
Carrol Tippett
Neil Tippett
Albert Jackson
Andrew Jackson
Loyal Woman's Division Meeting at Chauncey First Church
Chauncey February 11 Loyal Woman's Division of the First Church of Christ Chauncey will meet Wednesday afternoon in the home of Mrs Harvey Nye on High Street with Mrs Floyd Nye as chairwoman and Mrs Elizabeth Knoede as program leader All the women of the church are invited
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Chauncey
Loyal Woman's Division
First Church of Christ
Harvey Nye
Highet
Floyd Nye
Lizabeth Knoede
Mrs Homer Simons Spends Sunday in Chauncey With Relatives
Mrs Homer Simons and two children spent Sunday in Chauncey with her mother Mrs Kathryn Schrappe.
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Homer Simons
Chauncey
Kathryn Schrappe
Funeral for Jimmie Davis Held at Chauncey
The Rev Hiram Mingus led funeral services for Jimmie Davis son of Mr and Mrs Homer Davis of Chauncey at the Independent Holiness Church. Burial followed in Hill Top Cemetery. The Davis family includes three other children.
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Chauncey
Hiram Mingus
Independent Holiness Church
Jimmie Davis
Homer Davis
Hill Top
Keck Guests Visit Chauncey Parents and Sister
Dr Francis H Keck of Columbus spent Sunday in Chauncey with his parents Mr and Mrs George M Keck and sister Miss Pauline Keck on Ellis Avenue. Other notes report Mrs Celia Simons Greens Run visiting her sister Mrs Shellie Shaffer in Rockbridge who is seriously ill but improving.
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Francis H. Keck
Columbus
Chauncey
George M. Keck
Pauline Keck
Ellis Avenue
Celia Simons
Greens Run
Rockbridge
Ohio
Shellie Shaffer
Jean Lands
Frank Lands
Ellen
Grace Jones
Earl Jones
Nelsonville
Lucy Simpson
Floyd Linscott
the Plains
Luke Hardy
Buchtel
Ode Donnally
Fred Smith
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Miss Fas McDonald Returns Home From County Home
Miss Fas McDonald who had been employed at the County Home in Springfield has returned to her parents Mr. and Mrs. Hubert McDonald in The Plains.
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Chauncey
Fas McDonald
Springfield
Hubert McDonald
The
Plains
Lyons Pleads Guilty For Intoxication In Chauncey Court
Chauncey resident Lawrence Lyons pleaded guilty to intoxication Monday in Mayor W. D. Hines court. He was fined five dollars plus costs and arranged to pay. The arrest was made by Marshal Burke Withem.
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Chauncey
Lawrence Lyons
W. D. Hines
Marshal Burke Withem
Chauncey Woman Returns Home After Kidney Surgery
Mrs. Carl Conrad was brought home from White Cross Hospital in Columbus where she had a surgical operation for kidney trouble. Her condition is reported much improved.
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Chauncey
Carl Conrad
High Street
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Sawyer family visiting Urbana as brother ill
Db M Sawyer Greens Run and sister Mrs Sylvia Post Corning were weekend guests of their brother William Sawyer in Urbana Ohio who is seriously ill.
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Db. M. Sawyer
Greens Run
Sylvia Post. Corning
William Sawyer
Urbana
Ohio
Local Visitors and Guests Across Greens Run and Nearby Areas
Gather Austin and Winston Salem in North Carolina are visiting Ralph Maynard's Greens Run home. Mrs. Frank Smith and daughter Carrye Smith of Greens Run hosted Sunday for Mrs. W. H. Fierbaugh in Truetown. Ada Leake's guest Sunday was Marion Lawson of Gloucester. Lottie Cannon of Chauncey spent the weekend in Greens Run. Vernice and Bernice Cannon hosted Thelma Fierbaugh of Truetown Sunday. James Strausbaugh and his son Russell visited friends in Chillicothe Saturday.
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Austin
Winston Salem
North Carolina
Greens Run
Ralph Maynard
Frank Smith
Carrye Smith
W. H. Fierbaugh
Truetown
Ada Leake
Marion Lawson
Glouster
Lottie Cannon
Chauncey
Vernice
Bernice Cannon
Thelma Fi
Customs Change In Medicine Too
The article traces a shift from internal dosing to external treatment with Vicks VapoRub. Lunsford Richardson, a North Carolina pharmacist, popularized a method that relieves colds via topical application and medicated vapors. The slogan growth tracks demand from 11 to 21 to over 26 million jars used yearly across 60 countries.
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Lunsford Richardson
North Carolina
Vicks
Vick
Doctor Merwin Injured In City Car Crash
Dr J T Merwin of North Hill suffered severe cuts and bruises when a BK L Dry Cleaners delivery truck collided with his brougham at Elmwood Place and East State Street at 4 15 PM Monday. Driver John Cable received a cut hand and bruises. Merwin was unconscious at the scene but improved by today and may return to his office by Wednesday.
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J. T. Merwin
North Hill
BK. & L. Dry Cleaners
East State Street
Elmwood Place
John Cable
Merwin
Ohio U Graduate Named Indian Schools District Supervisor
Miss Bertha A. Lively, graduate of Ohio University and former Albany resident, was appointed by the U S Civil Service Commission as district supervisor for the first six grades of Government Indian Schools west of the Mississippi. She starts February 15 at Gallup New Mexico.
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Bertha A. Lively
Ohio University
Albany
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Government Indian
United States
Mississippi
Gallup
New Mexico
Miss Lively
Monroeville
Kent State College
Mahoning County
Death of George E. Yagala at Coolville Station
George E. Yagala aged 61 died at his Coolville Station home Monday afternoon from heart trouble. Survived by sister Mrs C F White of Coolville. Funeral at 2 PM Wednesday at the Whites home with Rev C S Thompson officiating. Burial in Coolville cemetery. Wife died two years ago.
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Coolville
George E. Yagala
Coolville Station
C. FE. White
Fine driver in Athens court hits guilty verdict
Vincent Grant of Athens received a 25 fine plus costs after being found guilty of reckless driving by Mayor Robert S. Wood following a Monday hearing. The incident involved alleged reckless driving on East State Street. Ernest Nash of Athens was fined 5 and costs for intoxication.
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Vincent Grant
Athens
Robert S. Wood
Grant
East State Street
Ernest Nash
Wass
Zemo Soothes Itching Skin And Pimples
Zemo provides fast relief for itching skin and scalp irritations even when skin is raw. It smooths blemishes clears up pimples and rashes and restores comfort. Safe pleasant antiseptic formula sold everywhere in 35c 60c and 1.69 sizes.
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Zemo
Abolition of Submarine Urged at London Naval Conference
Secretary of State Henry L. Stimson urged the London Naval Conference to abolish submarines as naval weapons, saying humanity demands ending their inhumane use. He argued that allowing submarines would contradict the conference's purpose and cited their role in sparking past European wars.
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London
Dave's Mentha Pepsin Endorsed as Stomach Remedy
Today’s offer emphasizes building a strong stomach with Dave's Mentha Pepsin a tonic elixir claimed to cure indigestion and related symptoms. Advertises guaranteed relief or money back and notes high daily sales as proof of effectiveness.
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Dave
Submarine abolition urged by Britain at disarmament talks
Britain backs demand for complete abolition or strict limits on submarines, with Lord Alexander arguing the weapon acts as offensive force and harms peace. Japan opposes unlimited submarine warfare while stressing reduction of destructive power.
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America
Great Britain
Albert W. Alexander
Admiralty
Alexander
Washington
Fnally
Diplomatic Note On Japanese Submarine Policy
A fragment discusses Takarabe’s claim that Japan intends to keep submarines only for protection of its extensive waterways and vulnerable points, framing the fleet as defensive and legitimate amid international scrutiny. The text hints at official support and a stance on military deterrence.
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Takarabe
Japan
Body Identifications Spark Hope In Missing Banker Brother
Renewed efforts to identify a body recovered from the Ohio River last May focus on Harold Graham a 19 year old Pittsburgh bank clerk. Clothing from the body was sent to Pittsburgh for possible identification while Mrs Elizabeth Hammond of Charleston West Virginia claimed the body was her son John who reportedly turned up alive and well.
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Portsmouth
Ohio River
Harold Graham
Pittsburgh
J. A. Graham
Fairmont
W. V
Elizabeth Hammond
Charleston
W. Va
John
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