150 Masons At Annual Reunion In Nelsonville
About 150 Masons attended the annual reunion and inspection of St. Bernard pier No. 156 R A M and Haybron Council No. 119 R S M at the Masonic Temple. Royal Arch degree conferred in afternoon by chapter officers, supervised by Rolland Bright from Logan. Super-Excellent Degree conferred by Haybron Council after banquet at Methodist Church. John G. Snowden, first master of Haybron Council, honored with a past master apron.
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Nelsonville
St. Bernard Pier
Haybrow Council
Masonic Temple
Rolland Bright
Logan
Order of the Eastern Star
Haybron
C. Wood Bowen
Athens
John G. Snowden
Nelsonville Greyhounds Face Logan And Zanesville Tests
Nelsonville at home hosts Logan on Friday and Zanesville Blue Devils on Saturday after a nine game win streak. The senior tilt follows a 25 14 win at Nelsonville last season on a small Logan court. Local prep and church notices close the schedule with community events and group leaders meeting at 6 30 p m Saturday.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville Greyhounds
Yantis
Basketeers
Logan
Zanesville
Ohio University
Wockle’ Howell
Wooster
Greyhounds
Wnelsonville
Quilting Party Held at Oak Eel Home
William McCulloch hosted a quilting party at her home with a two geese dinner for numerous local ladies. Elizabeth Zane Dew Chapter, Daughter of the American Revolution, plans its annual guest meeting at the American Legion Home on Monday February 23 at 7 30 p m with members allowed to invite guests.
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Gire
William McCulloch
Oakeel
John Whannas
Oss Hannas
Robert Williams
Ts. M. Swyers
Harry Hartley
Clifford Hartley
Joe Galvin
Guy Hawk
Walter Green
Elizabeth Zane
Dew
American Legion
Club Entertained by Miss Mae Linton at Home
Miss Mae Linton hosted a bridge club gathering at 261 Grover Street. Bernice Backus won high score with Helen Devol close behind, while Ruth Kelch posted the low score.
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Mae Linton
Grover Street
Bernice Backus
Helen Devol
Ruth Kelch
Sisters Save 200 From Fire At Orphanage In New Jersey
In Princeton New Jersey on February 20 1934 sisters at St Beorged Heart Orphanage West Pass near Princeton battled a blaze that gutted a wing and threatened the entire facility. One sister spotted the fire at 2 am woke attendants and children many age under ten to safety in the adjoining building as they organized a false fire drill. The quick actions and calm leadership of the nuns saved over 200 children from a deadly catastrophe.
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Princeton
N. J
U.p
St. Beorged Heart
West Pass
Fire crews respond to two calls in Nelsonville
The Nelsonville Fire Department rushed to the Dick Blaxton home on Fort Street for a smoldering floor joist, then to the Kearns residence on Oak Street after a coal stove explosion filled a room with smoke. No damage was reported.
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Nelsonville
Dick Blaxton
Fort Street
Kearns
Oak Street
Deaths Reported in Nelsonville Area
Death notices from Nelsonville report the reported death of Mrs. Lucindal Gilliam widow of Dr. Ted Gilliam formerly of Nelsonville who died in Columbus on Wednesday Funeral services are set for Saturday at 3 PM at the home of her daughter Mrs W T Lum in Columbus Nieces and nephews Mrs L D Johnson Miss Jennie Raine and Dr C E Welch are named The notice also announces the death of Mrs Hattie Selby in Athens after a weeklong illness of pneumonia Funeral services for Mrs Selby will be held in New Marshfield Saturday afternoon.
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Nelsonville
Lucindal
Nettie Dowler
Jesse Beverage
Hts City
Hattie Selby
Athens
Funers
New Marshfield
Clara Green
Clarence Scott
Verity
Lydia Johnson
Sigrid Love
Helen Largent
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Frances E Willard
Miss Largent
J. J. Otis
Peter Barrows
Jane Smith
Harry Otis
Columbus
Pearl Bar- Tows
Otis
Cottage prayer meeting set for next Tuesday at Chris Wolfe’s home
Community notices report a cottage prayer meeting planned for next Tuesday evening at Chris Wolfe’s residence. Also updating convalescence for John T. Lanning after a fractured leg and funeral attendance details for Maggie Powell in Lancaster, Ohio.
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Chris Wolfe
John T. Lanning
Maggie Powell
New Pittsburgh
Lancaster Hospital
Thelma Canter
Mable
Irene Martin
Lancaster
Ohio
Pearl Powell
Rosie
Ed Decker
Mable Martin
Ira Campbell
Lawrence Martin
Rube Sweeney
Willoughby
McDaniel
George Canter
Clifford Beat
E. D. Birch
Death of Mrs Cora Pancake Near Nelsonville
Mrs Cora Pancake aged 21 died Thursday at her home near Deanville. Funeral services set for Sunday at 2 PM at the residence with burial in Green Lawn. She is survived by her husband William Pancake a daughter her parents Mr and Mrs Leo Laudermilk a sister and a brother. A neighborhood birthday gathering was held Monday at Route No 3 in Mrs William Keinebrie’s honor with several attendees.
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William Kleinebriel
George Kleinebriel
Mary
Ada
Edward
Hattie, Jr
Walter
Garnet
East Clayton
William Jacobs
Gearld
Margaret
Treasa
Bernard
Harry Burchfield
Charles Backus Jr
Morgan Reilford
William Dean
Edward Burchfield
Emmett Louks
Tony McKnight
Ruth McKnight
Nelsonville
Cora Pancake
Deanville
Greenlawn
William Pancake
Leo Laudermilk
William Keinebrie
Edward Leving
Max
Grover Dean
Dorothy
Gertrude Gasper
William Kleinobrie
Pen in Darkness at New Western Penitentiary
A powerful electric line fire near Bellefonte Pennsylvania cut power to the state penitentiary and surrounding area for over an hour disabling the electric chair scheduled for Irena Schroeder and Glenn Dague. Bright flames lit the sky as the 22 000 volt line burned a mile and a quarter along its path causing roadways to fill with traffic and residents to flee the darkness.
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New Western Penitentiary
Bellefonte
U.P
Irena Schroeder
Glenn Dague
American Limestone Company
Dead Dell Defended in Unusual Murder Appeal
Santa Ana California February 20 A. Moresby White lawyer and friend of Mrs. Guy Bates Post vows to appeal to the Supreme Court after her February guilty verdict for the murder of Mrs. Doris Murray Palmer. White argues the crime should be treated as manslaughter and seeks to vindicate Mrs. Post’s spirit amid a contested will leaving 1500 dollars to her.
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Santa Ana
Calif
Guy Bates Post
Doris Murray Palmer
A. Moresby White
Supreme Court
Post
Palmer
Laguna Beach
White
Heira
Institute Announced by Wo man’s Christ Temperance Union
The County Institute of the Women s Christian Temperance Union will be held in Nelsonville in March as announced.
Ohio Girl's Lucky Day California Fig Syrup
Betty Jane Glenn of Cleveland benefits from California Fig Syrup for constipation, colds, and general well being. The ad claims long-standing trust, soothing aid, and bowel support for children, with the product marketed by drugstores nationwide.
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Betty Jane Glenn
Zoeter Ave
Cleveland
California
Betty Jane
Ohio Guard to undergo March inspection by Regular Army
Adjutant General Frank D. Henderson announced that the entire Ohio National Guard will be inspected in March by Regular Army officers under the National Defense Act. He noted that last year 193 of 194 ratings were satisfactory.
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Columbus
Ohio National Guard
Frank D. Henderson
Henderson
Lawmaker seeks two part resubmission of tax amendment
Columbus February 20. Representative F E King GOP of Vinton County introduced a resolution to submit the 1929 Tax Classification Amendment to voters in 1932 in two parts. He argued the 1929 proposal contained two questions and was unconstitutional as a single measure. The plan also urges no changes by the present General Assembly until re submission.
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Columbus
Lican
Vinton County
King
General Assembly
Compromise on Muscle Shoals Move Faces House Vote
In Washington on February 20 40 the House considered a new compromise for government operation of the Muscle Shoals Alabama power plant. Speaker Longworth and other Republican leaders opposed the plan hoping President Hoover will veto it, repeating Coolidge's veto of Norris Nebraska’s original bill. They doubt enough votes exist to override a veto.
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Alabama
Longworth
Hoover
Norris
Nebraska
Coolidge
House
Defense Opens in Ohio State Bank Misuse Trial
Attorneys for Mal S. Daugherty former bank president begin defense in a trial on charges of misusing funds from the Ohio State Bank. The defendant is 68 years old and the proceedings are in Washington.
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Washington, II
Mal S. Daugherty
Ohio State Bank
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