Knights of Pythias Anniversary Observed in Glouster
Nearly 200 Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters attended the anniversary at the K of P Hall in Glouster. Emmett Andrews led the program with an address by A J Morris, poems by Mrs. Lawson and Mrs. Ellis, solos by Alice McAfooes, and Lawson Orchestra music. Attendees came from Zanesville Crooksville and Millfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Sisters
Knights of Pythian
K. of P. Hall
Emmett Andrews
A. J. Morris
William Lawson
William Ellis
Alice McAfooes
Margaret Trasin
Lawson Orchestra
Charles Eddy
Isaac Jones
William James
Zanesville
Crooksville
Millfield
Kiwanis Meeting Notes In Athens At Hotel Gordon
Reif led the Kiwanis program in Athens at the Hotel Gordon. Fred Reif Jr. performed corner solos. J D Garrett spoke on engineering issues related to the county relief office. Visitor Ben Beckler attended. Attendance prize awarded to G H Campbell by Dr C A Pride.
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Glouster
Fred Reif
Athens
Kiwanis Club
Gordon
Fred, Jr
J. D. Garrett
Ben Beckler
C. A. Pride
G. H. Campbel
PTA Lunch and chicken dinner set for Thursday
Hollister on February 20 reports a lunch eon and a chicken dinner will be served at noon Thursday by the Holister PTA serving committee.
Loyal Women Meet GLOUSTER Loyal Women's Class
The Loyal Women's Class met in the Church of Christ social rooms with Mrs. Carrie Morris heading hostesses. Ora Jones read the scripture and led prayer. A patriotic program featured Bertha Carpenter Jaxe Janchius Delma Post Freda Stansberry and Weltha Williams. refreshments served for 40 members and three visitors Nellie Richards Columbus Grace Mason and Elienbaugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Church of Christ
Carrie Morris
Ora Jones
Bertha Carpenter
Jaxe
Janchius
Delma Post
Freda Stansberry
Weltha Williams
Edith Faires
Anna Cobb
Joseph Cheney
Nellie Richards
Columbus
Grace Mason
Elienbaugh
This City
Weaver to Host Past Chiefs at White Rose Temple
Mrs E E Weaver will entertain the Past Chiefs Association of White Rose Temple at her Front Street home Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
E. E. Weaver
Past Chiefs Association of White Rose Temple
Front Street
Funeral for nine month old Bobbie Lee Kittrell
Funeral services will be held at the family home on Front Street Thursday morning at 9 o'clock for Bobbie Lee Kittrell infant son of Mr and Mrs Harold Kittrell. Rev Father A V Kessier will conduct with burial in St Mary's Cemetery Lancaster.
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KBOW
Bobbie Lee
Harold Kittrell
Front Street
A. V. Kessier
St. Mary's Cemetery
Lancaster
Junior Chotr Glouster-A Choir Organizing at Church
The Church of Christ will organize a junior choir Thursday at 6 45 pm led by Gail Wallace. All youths from 12 through high school are invited to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Church of Christ
Gail Wallace
Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs. Daugherty at Leadbetter Home
A birthday dinner was hosted Sunday at Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Leadbetter in honor of Mrs. Catharine Daugherty turning eighty. Twelve children and grandchildren attended the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
W. W. Leadbetter
Hollister Concludes Season With Lodi Roundup Friday
Hollister High School basketball closes its season Friday with games against Lodi boys and girls teams on the home floor. Farewell rosters include Agnes Welch Angeline Molnar Freda Shepard Ruth Welch Helena Mackey Lucy Thompson Paul Nott Reginald Embrey Tom Smith Otto Simons Floyd Prooks Floyd Batley and Carl Hilderbrandt.
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Hollister
Hollister High School
Basketeers
Lodi Boys
Lodi Girls
Hollllister Girls
Hollister Boys
Ledi Boys
Agnes Welch
Angeline Molnar
Freda Shepard
Ruth Welch
Helena Mackey
Lucy Thompson
Paul Nott
Reginald Embrey
Tom Smith
Otto Simons
Floyd Prooks
Floyd Batley
Carl Hilderbrandt
Ridge residents share visits and health news
Fierce Ridge notes Mrs. Joseph Kelly is recovering after a long illness. Mr. and Mrs. Charlies North with daughter Patty and Mrs. William McColly visited Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Shumway Sunday. Mrs. Orlando Hook stayed with her parents Mr. and Mrs. George Boothman. Corene Wolfe, Fierce Ridge School teacher, held a Valentine party for 23 pupils with cake and cocoa. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Danes and son recently visited the Shumways. Mrs. Shumway has been ill.
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Joseph Kelly
Charlies North
Patty
William McColly
T. B. Shumway
Orlando Hook
George Boothman
Corene Wolfe
Fierce Ridge School
Frank Danes
Harold Shumway
Shumway
Legion Auxiliary to Meet at Legion Hall Thursday
The American Legion Auxiliary will meet at the Legion Hall Thursday at 7 p m. After the business session refreshments will be served. Members are asked to contribute to the program. Visitors will attend from Athens.
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Glouster
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Athens
Local social visits noted around Millfield area
Jacksonville residents Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wade and son Richard visited the Frank Binder basin home with Miss Irene Jackson Chauncey and Alfred Brown. The Bin derbasin home hosted Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fox from Columbus. Mrs Kate Staubus and Miss Blanche Young returned from Akron after a lengthy stay with Mrs Shirley Horn, now in poor health. Walden Helmes and two children from North Canton were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Exenkamper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Wade
Richard
Millfield
Irene Jackson
Chauncey
Alfred Brown
Frank Binderbasin
Harry Fox
Columbus
Binderbasin
Kate Staubus
Blanche Young
Staubus
Shirley Horn
Akron
Walden Helmes
North Canton
Herman Exenkamper
Charm and Personality Talk by Athena High Dean
Miss Mary Connett dean of girls at Athena High School spoke on charm and personality at the Girl Reserves meeting. Ruth Phillips and Alice Bardin led music, including a duet Play to Me Gypsy and Ruth Phillips sang Just Awearyin for You. Plans for delegates to the State Girl Reserves Conference in Columbus March 1 2 and 3 were discussed. three representatives will be chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Connett
Athena High School
Ruth Phillips
Alice Bardin
Gypsy
Columbus
Connett
Sales Tax Debate Highlights Rotary Meeting in Nelsonville
Nelsonville Rotary discussed the present sales tax as unsolveable for state finances and costly to administer. Members argued it burdens the masses while the tax conscious effect could inform on government costs. C. S. Mechem led the program and Nelsonville High School girls performed a musical trio.
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Nelsonville
Tts
Rotary Club
C. 8. Mechem
Nelsonville High School
Wilma Scott
Mary Adelyn Wilson
Ruth Rothrock
Margaret Howe
Patriotic Program Reported by Nelsonville M E Guild
Twenty members attended the M E Guild meeting at Weat Franklin Street with Mrs. Robert Kinney. Mrs. Stacy Sharp and Miss Iva Murphy assisted. Papers on Robert E. Lee and Henry Wadsworth Longfellow were read by Mrs. Nelson Dowler and Mrs. C H Hannahs. A Washington birthday themed luncheon followed.
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Nelsonville
Robert Kinney
Franklin Street
Kinney
Stacy Sharp
Iva Murphy
Robert EB. Lee
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Nelson Dowler
C. H. Hannahs
Washington
Retta Howe Sunday School Class Meets at Church
In Nelsonville the Retta Howe Sunday School Class gathered last night in the Methodist Church parlors. Miss Bessie Stephenson led devotions and presided over the business meeting while hostesses and a committee arranged contests and games. Prize winners included Mrs. Velma Evans Mrs. Preston Thompson and Mrs. Ruth Barber. Lunch was served to 22 members during the social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Blanche Riley
Margaret Milholland
Mildred Hutchins
Beatrice Sommers
Retta Howe
Methodist Church
Bessie Stephenson
Velma Evans
Preston Thompson
Ruth Barber
Doanville Children Lead in Services at Doanville Church
Doanville The Presbyterian Church of Doanville drew a large crowd as youth led the Sunday services. The Children’s Department opened with verse and song and marked birthdays of February Lincoln Washington and Fanny Crosby. Adults included devotions by Bill Thomas and talks by Lillian Coon Margaret Tignor and Lelia Schoonover with solo by Mary Jean Nixon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doan Ville
Presbyterian Church of
Doanville
Abraham Lincoln
George Washington
Fanny J. Crosby
Bill Thomas
Lillian Coon
Margaret Tignor
Lelia Schoonover
Mary Jean Nixon
Children's Department
Verna Thompson
Mrs Bean Hosts Bridge Club In Nelsonville
Mrs Elvin Bean entertained the Nelsonville bridge club with guests Miss Mable Campbell Mrs Dean Linecott and Mrs J W Wron. After play luncheon was served Mrs Bean and Mrs Bertha Evans held high scores with Mrs Nell Dowler low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Elvin Bean
Bridge Club
Mable Campbell
Dean Linecott
J. W. Wron
Bean
Bertha Evans
Nell Dowler
Harve Anders Pleads Guilty in Nelsonville Court
Harve Anders pleaded guilty at arraignment in the Nelsonville court of Mayor G. Holland. He was fined ten dollars and costs for intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Harve Anders
G. Holland
New Deal Speech Praises NRA Progress in Industrial Relations
The President lauds gains under the NRA in collective bargaining between employers and workers. He says industry is shaping a new order of industrial relations, with safeguards for small enterprises and cooperation as core principles, while urging coordination of codes and government power to set minimum standards when voluntary agreement fails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NRA
United States
Frank Evans Dies at Home in Carbon Hill
Nelsonville reports Frank Evans died at his Carbon Hill home last night. Funeral services set for Thursday at 2 PM at the family residence with burial in Carbon Hill Cemetery. Survived by four children Mrs Grace Johnson Mrs Lena Wiseman Gomer and Emma all of Carbon Hill and his mother Mrs Elizabeth Evans three sisters and three brothers. His wife Adda preceded him in death.
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Nelsonville
Frank Evans
Carbon Hill
Grace Johnson
Lena Wiseman
Gomer
Emma
Elizabeth Evans
Adda
McLaughlin Funeral Held Sunday in Nelsonville
Funeral services for Mrs. McLaughlin were held Sunday at 2 p.m. at Stout's Funeral Home in Nelsonville. Attendees came from Columbus and nearby towns including Mr. and Mrs. Charles Edgell, Ford McLaughlin, Lewis Higgins, Mary Boucher, Mrs. Harlan Ensminger of Chicago, and others from The Plains, Logan, Middleport, Athens, and McArthur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Stout
McLaughlin
Charles Edgell
Harry
Jack Edgell
David Benjamin
J G. Grubb
Lewis Higgins
Ford McLaughlin
Harry McCormick
Oliver McLaughlin
John McClelland
Mary Boucher
Columbus
Harlan Ensminger
Chicago
Fred Stracke
Nelsonville Gossip Notes and Visiting News
Mrs. Nancy Morris returned to visit another daughter Mrs. Will Anderson after spending weeks with her daughter Mrs. Ed Mills in Zanesville. Mrs. Ed Mills and son Edward accompanied her. Miss Helen Verity was a business visitor in Athens on Tuesday. Mrs. Lulu Lowery returned to Carbon Hill after visiting her sister Mrs. Horace Mender at 912 Chestnut Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Morris
Ed Mills
Zanesville
Will Anderson
Edward
Morris
Nelsonville
Helen Verity
Athens
Lulu Lowery
Carbon Hill
Horace Mender
Chestnut Street
Degree staff to practice at regular Pythian meeting
Officers and members of the degree staff are asked to be present Thursday night at the regular meeting of the Pythian Sisters to practice for inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Pythian Sisters
Former Resident of Bunker Hill Dies at Home
BUNKER HILL Feb C Mrs Emma Sly reports the death of her niece Miss Mable Greenler of Elberfeld Ind formerly a resident here Edna Carman and Maggie Will visited Maggie Reuter and Burnice Ebersbach in Pomeroy Friday Lena Hildebrandt and Clay Briant of Middleport were guests of Norman Heilman family Wednesday night and Thursday Jessie Carr and son visited sister Myrtie Carman Sunday Albert Baer and children Forest Run were guests of M A Eppie Sunday Richard Hellman and daughters supplemented guests of Clarence Will family at Kingsbury J M Will and daughters Amber and Mrs Margaret Swanger hosted relatives from Pomeroy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunker Hill
Feb. C
Emma Sly
Mable Greenler
Elberfeld
Ind
Miss Greenler
Edna Carman
Maggie Will
Maggie Reuter
Burnice Ebersbach
Pomeroy
Lena Hildebrandt
Clay Briant
Middleport
Norman Heilman
Jessie Carr
Myrtie Carman
Albert Baer
Forest Run
M. A. Eppie
Richard Hellman
Sylvia
Golda
Betty
Clarence Will
Kingsbury
J. M. Will
Amber
Margaret Swanger
Albert Heilman
Edward Shafer
Dale Smith
Gold ruling spurs search for substitute metals
The U S supreme court decision on gold is seen as a prompt for finding a gold substitute. Battelle Memorial Institute official G B Fenton said laboratories are testing metal alloys and palladium is already used in dental equipment, jewelry, pens and pencils due to lower cost and similar wear and decorative qualities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Supreme Court
G. B. Fenton
Battelle Memorial Institute
Fenton
Young Father Shot At Little Hocking
Horace Miller a 19 year old father of one, was shot Monday night as he fled the home of Mrs Letha Cunningham at Little Hocking. Miller received more than 30 shot wounds to his arm and body while fleeing after entering the home in the owner absence. The house owner is a teacher at Youngstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
Feb. C
Horace Miller
Letha Cunningham
Little Hocking
Miller
Youngstown
Travelogue Films Shown at Convocation
Two travelogue shorts were shown to Ohio University students in Convocation. The first followed a complete Chicago to New York airplane flight with in-flight scenes and scenic observations. The second presented a pictorial tour of the Andes focusing on Colombian life and the coffee industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Chicago
New York
Andes
Bids on Mohawk Dam Opened March 19 in Ohio
U S Engineering officers announced bids for the Mohawk Dam in Coshocton County will be opened in Zanesville on March 19. The project estimated at 5 060 000 dollars will take three years to complete and sits on the Walhending River near the Mohican confluence under the Muskingum Conservancy District.
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Mohawk
Zanesville
U. S
Coshocton County
Muskingum Conservancy District
Walhending River
Will of Griffith H. Evans admitted to probate in Athens
The will of the late Griffith H. Evans of Athens was admitted to probate in Athens County Probate Court. Dated May 20 1926 it names G H Evans as executor and divides the estate equally among Mary Evans Gillian Edith G Evans G H Evans G B Evans Elizabeth B Evans and Griffith L Evans. Estates of S C Lummis Pearley Easler J William Wion and Leander Dorr were found exempt from inheritance tax by Judge S M Johnson in Probate Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffith H. Evans
Athens
Athens County
G. H. Evans
Mary Evans Gillian
Edith G. Evans
G. B. Evans
Elizabeth B. Evans
Griffith L. Evans
S. M. Johnson
S. C. Lummis
Pearley Easler
J. William Wion
Leander Dorr
Mrs Morris to Entertain Nelsonville Club Event
G. T. Club members plan a Friday night gathering on High Street with host Mrs Marquise Morris. The meeting is set for Friday evening February 22 in Nelsonville.
Two More Women Face Death in German Spy Case
The Reichswehr crackdown on traitors tightens as two women jailed for life in a spy ring near Berlin face execution. Fraulein Irene Von Jena admitted one handover of information, while others allegedly conspired for years. Baroness Von Falkenhayn and Frau Von Natzimer, decapitated, are buried near the prison cemetery, identified only by numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reichswehr
Germany
Fraulein
Irene von Jena
Baroness von Falkenhayn
Frau von Natzimer
High School Debates On World Affairs At Athens
Sophomore English under Miss Irene Hand at Athens High School debates timely topics including the World Court capital punishment saloon versus liquor store and the British radio control system. Four sections are divided into 43 teams with elimination to determine the best six debaters as faculty observers judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Hand
Athens High School
Miss Hand
Chauncey Personal News From Chauncey and Surrounding Areas
Chauncey residents report visits and illness updates. Mrs Charlies Martin of near Chauncey spent the weekend with her sister Mrs Walter Border in Mountville, who is ill with pleurisy and influenza. Mary Carolyn Bricker of Chauncey joined dinner guests the Omens in Millfield. Mrs William Matson shows slight improvement after serious illness but remains bedridden. Mrs Harry Morgan recovers at home after a recent surgical operation last November. Hazel La Hugh visits cousins in Bolins Mills. Virgil Border spends Sunday in Columbus visiting his wife and daughter at University Hospital. Katie Cole of Chauncey recovers at Mercy Hospital Columbus. Joe and Clarence Staley attend Wes Burley’s oral in Flood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Charlies Martin
Mountville
Walter Border
Denver Bricker
Mary Carolyn
William Omen
Millfield
William Matson
Harry Morgan
Hazel la Hugh
Ernest Stanley
Bolins Mills
Virgil Border
Columbus
University Hospital
Katie Cole
Charles Clarey
Mercy Hospital
Joe and
Clarence Staley
Wes Burley
Chauncey Men’s Meeting At Taylor Ridge Church
Rev. Gilbert Courtney of Chauncey leads a Chauncey Chauncey men’s meeting at the Taylor Ridge Church of Christ tonight to discuss the men’s class movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Taylor Ridge Church of Christ
Gilbert Courtney
Chauncey Street Improvements Under Cinder Application
Chauncey undertakes street improvements with cinders under the supervision of Charles Leffier Sr the Chauncey street commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Charles Leffier, Sr
Chauncey Street
Plains Boys Beat Hollister 41 34 to 31 39
The Plains defeated Hollister 41-34 and 31-39 at the Plains gym. Nelson led The Plains with 12 points, Grace and Horn 10 each, Stage 8. Hollister’s Embry had 8, Galloway and Mott 7 each. The Plains close season with Chauncey on Nelsonville floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plains
Hollister
Plains Gymnasium
Plains Boys
Nelson
Grace
Horn
Embry
Galloway
Mott
Kestival
The
Welch
Michael
Thompson
Chauncey
Nelsonville
Greens Run P T A Hears of Convention Report
Greens Run P T A heard a report from Mrs Christine Brown Chauncey who attended the state convention of Parents and Teachers in Columbus. About 50 parents attended Founders Day events with remarks by Mrs Angie Fierbaugh president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greens Run
Christine Brown
Chauncey
Chauncey Parent-Teacher Association
Parents and Teachers
Columbus
Greens Run P. T. A
Angie Fierbaugh
Lehew
Bernice Hirscher
Thelma Fierbaugh
Dorothy Cosgrove
Fifteen Coal Mines Idle in District Report
Fifteen mines in the district report no work today including Chauncey No 25 Poston No 6 Millfield and Hocking. Mines listed are No 9 No 28 No 24 No 68 No 68 No 235 No 267 No 119 No 10X Ohio No 1 Lick Run Luhrig Coonville Carbondale and Black Diamond. Also a charity event titled Sperry entertainers Chaun ce will perform at Greens Run School Thursday at 7 PM with accordion music and black face comedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Manhattan Coal Co
Poston
Millfield
Hocking
Ohio
Lick Run
Luhrig
Coonville
Carbondale
Black Diamond
Sperry
Cha
Greens Run
Walburns and Pencellis Host Chauncey Dinner Guests
Mr and Mrs Wesley Walburn Chauncey dined with Mr and Mrs Gabriel Pencelli near Albany on Sunday. Mrs Riley Tedrick also spent the weekend at the Pencelli home. The visitors are former Chauncey residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Wesley Walburn
Gabriel Pencelli
Albany
Riley Tedrick
Pencelli
Unclear Plain Text Brief May Refer to Latin Club Notices
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Latin, notebooks, a student teacher Alfred Yates, and references to a business and a state penitentiary store. No clear event, date, or named venue is discernible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Yates
Diver
Best
Columbus
Plains High Honor list named students
The Plains announces high honor roll members across grades. Twelfth grade includes Christina Hale Ne Michael Ruth Shust Geneva 4 Bean Merril Barry. eleventh grade lists ley Buffington Cy Douglas Mary Warner. tenth grade Eva Davies Jean Hame Eudora Stauffer. ninth grade Bart Keeton Han ham Root Clifford nison Eileen Brew Catherine Groce eille McDonald Jo Wallace Delphia. eighth grade Edward Stillwell Robert Nelson Barbara Patterson Dorothy Thomps. seventh grade Rosalie Shaffer Ai jel Ackley Benjar Miller Harry Por.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plains of the Plains
Christina Hale
Ne Michael
Ruth Shust
Geneva
Bean
Merril
Barry
Ley Buffington
Cy Douglas
Mary Warner
Eva Davies
Jean Hame
Eudora Stauffer
Bart Keeton
Hanham Root
Clifford Nison
Eileen Brew
Catherine Groce
Eille McDonald
Jo Wallace
Delphia
Edward Stillwell
Robert Nelson
Barbara Patterson
Dorothy Thomps
Rosalie Shaffer
Ai Jel Ackley
Benjar Miller
Harry
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