Masonic Bodies Honor Washingtons Birthday With Degree Work
Nelsonville reports a two lodge inspection and a super-excellent degree at the temple drawing members from Glouster Athens Logan and nearby areas. J D Knight presided with John C Snowden as presiding officer. visitors included Theodore Wangen grand master representative from Coshocton. Two local legal cases: J. D. Knight fined for intoxication and Alva Hunter fined for petit larceny with suspended sentence upon repayment costs. Mrs T S Bush and daughter Vernon arrive safely in California after weather fears.
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Nelsonville
St. Bernard
Fred H. Ervin
Glouster
Merrill Montgomery
Newark
H. H. Tier
Haybrow Council
J. D. Knight
Theodore Wangen
Ohio
Presbyterian Church
Eastern Star
J.D. Knight
John C. Snowden
Columbus
Haybron
Philadorian Lodge
Lancaster Girls Defeat Nelsonville In Preliminary
Lancaster high school girls beat Nelsonville with a 28 to 7 score in a preliminary to the Athens Lancaster game at Lancaster. The Nelsonville delegation included Mr. and Mrs Albert Dileher and several accompanying supporters.
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Nelsonville Five
Lancaster
Nelsonville
Lancoaster
Albert Dileher
Peter Barrows
Albert Nixon
Teri Young
Charlotte Tax
Thelma Baugh
Helen Reeves
Bess Stephenson
Verna Hand
Kathaleen Barrows
Hellyer Suffered Stroke In Nelsonville
Elzie Hellyer of Columbus was summoned to Nelsonville this week due to his father I. E. Hellyer suffering a slight stroke Saturday evening. His left arm is affected, according to reports.
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Nelsonville
Elzie Hellyer
Columbus
Hellyer
Ankle fracture injures local resident near Nelsonville
Mrs Frank Allen fractured the left ankle bone in a fall near her Nelsonville home on Monday night. The injury was X rayed and the fracture reduced by Drs Weich and Howe.
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Nelsonville
Frank Allen
Brooks Dies in Nelsonville At 77
Frank Marion Brooks 77 died at 5 a.m. at his daughter-in-law’s Canal Street home after months of illness. He was the last surviving member of his immediate family and leaves eight grandchildren. Funeral services Saturday at 2 p.m. at his residence conducted by Rev. O. J. Howearth of the Christian church.
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Nelsonville
Frank Marion Brooks
Canal Street
Brooks
O. J. Howearth
The
Christian Church
Three are fined in Nelsonville intoxication cases
Nelsonville's J. W. Vance pleaded guilty to intoxication before Mayor A. J. Eberle and was fined $10 plus costs. James Lantz of Trimble also pleaded guilty to a similar charge before the mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
J. W. Vance
A. J. Eberle
James Lantz
Trimble
Swiss steak dinner added to church noon meal
A Swiss steak dinner will be served with the regular soup dinner at the Christian church. The Esther class invites attendees to the Thursday noon event.
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Christian Church
Esther
Surprise Birthday Party Held For Mrs Powell
A surprise party was hosted at the home of Mrs. Freda Powell on her twenty eighth birthday. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. George Mundy and daughters Flossie Eunice Rachel and Dorothy Mr. and Mrs. Henry Skiver of Haydenville Mrs. Mae Mills and daughters Violet Genevieve Ruth and Susie Mrs. Wes Skiver Ernest and Mabel Clarence Keplar George Rosser Belford Rosser Jess Rosser Ernest Shannon Kissy Figgins Harold Steel Lawrence Riff Ray Wallace Virginia Nater Katherine Hopstetter Raymond Mills Andrew Dye Mrs Anna Turner and sons Merrill and Junior. Games and lunch followed. Mrs. Powell received many presents.
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Freda Powell
George Mundy
Flossie
Eunice
Rachel
Dorothy
Henry Skiver
Haydenville
Mae Mills
Violet
Genevieve
Ruth
Susie
Wes Skiver
Ernest
Mabel
Clarence Keplar
George Rosser
Belford Rosser
Jess Rosser
Ernest Shannon
Loyal Woman's Class Holds Regular Meeting
The Loyal Woman's class of the Christian church met at Mrs. John Andrews' Franklin Street home Tuesday evening with Mrs. Viola Keplar as devotional leader and Mrs. Sam Starkey presiding. Twenty three members and three guests were served refreshments during the social hour, and the next dollar social is set for the last Tuesday in March at Mrs. Josie Baugh's home.
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The
Christian Church
John Andrews
Franklin Street
Viola Keplar
Sam Starkey
Andrews
Lydia Johnson
A. G. Mechem
Marion Coakley
Fred Juniper
Byron Lamborn
Dollar Social
Josie Baugh
Class Entertained by Mrs Hoch and Miss Walker
Class No. 19 of the Methodist church met Tuesday evening at the Hoch home on West Columbus street hosted by Mrs Garret Hoch and Miss Ethel Walker. Twenty five members answered roll call and a pot luck dinner followed. The house and tables were decorated in patriotic colors.
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The
Methodist Church
Garret Hoch
Ethel Walker
Hoch
West Columbus Street
Presbyterian church groups to meet at Mrs Weltzheimer home
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church will meet with Mrs. C F Weltzheimer Thursday at 2 PM, followed by the Ladies Aid Society. This is the final dues payment meeting, and all members are asked to bring or send the required amounts.
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Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Mrs Walter Green Hosts F R E Club Meeting
Mrs Walter Green assisted by Miss Ruth Hilte entertained the F R E club at her West Franklin street home Friday evening. After an hour of needlework luncheon was served. Members present included Mrs R H Brown Mrs Malcolm Raybould Mrs Beryl Wallace Mrs Gertie Hilte and Misses Margaret Clark Lulu Parry Bessie Deer Hazel Wallace Guests were Mrs Gerald Wallace and Mrs Grogan Murray City
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F. R. BE. Club
Walter Green
Ruth Hilte
F. R. E. Club
West Franklin Street
R. H. Brown
Malcolm _ Raybould
Beryl Wallace
Gertie Hilte
Margaret Clark
Lulu Parry
Bessie Deer
Hazel Wallace
Gerald Wallace
Grogan
Murray City
Family Attends Ohio Funeral for Sister of Mrs Lantz
Mrs Adam Scheeler returned home from Roads Ohio after being summoned by the illness and death of her sister Mrs Charles Lantz. Mr Raymond Raine, Mr Adam Scheeler and daughter Miss Eula attended the funeral Saturday.
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Adam Scheeler
Roads
Ohio
Charles Lantz
Raymond Raine
Miss Eula
Halterman Testifies in Defense of Murder Charge
Leo Halterman describes in detail the alleged cruelty by his half-brother Charles Halterman and the latter's wife as he testifies in his own defense in the murder case.
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Halterman
Washington, D. H
Leo Halterman
Charles Halterman
Reduction of Night Postal Hours Urged in Columbus
Fifty delegates of the Ohio Federation of Post Offices meeting in Columbus urged a shorter night shift for postal workers. The request aims to reduce fatigue and improve efficiency across the service.
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Columbus
Ohio Federation of Post Offices
Peculiar Malady Baffles Doctors In Cleveland Ward
Betty Macdville aged 19 lies delirious in the psychopathic ward of City hospital after being brought in from the police to be questioned. A youth in custody said she drank wine a week ago and grew ill. eight something followed. The case remains unexplained as physicians investigate the strange illness.
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Cleveland
U.R
Betty Macdville
Psycopathic
City Hospital
Headache Tablets Linked to Delirium Reports
A brief item notes that taking headache tablets led shortly after to delirious states, with officials urging caution over medication effects and potential interactions.
Oil price cut announced in Pennsylvania and Bradford
The Joseph Seep Purchasing agency in Pittsburgh announced a fifteen cent reduction per barrel in the price of Pennsylvania and Bradford Oil.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Bradford
Joseph Seep
Funeral for Thomas Corcoran Civil War veteran
Funeral services will be held Friday in Cincinnati for Thomas Corcoran a business leader and Civil War veteran who died last night of pneumonia.
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Cincinnati
Thomas Corcoran
Mrs Pearl D Hill Injured by Glass on Bus
Mrs Pearl D Hill of Millfield suffered a facial cut from a shard of glass when a passing car threw ice and snow at a Red Star bus north of Chauncey. Driver Eugene Miner escaped injury as Mrs Hill received medical care. the other motorist’s name was not learned.
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Chauncey
Pearl D. Hill
Millfield
Warren V. Sprague
Miner
Fifty Attend Chauncy Anniversary by Philippine Lodge
About fifty members gathered at Philippine lodge No. 709 Knights of Pythias for the sixty third anniversary. Two candidates received the Knight degree with help from Jacksonville lodge. After a business session a social hour followed and dinner was served by Harry Stalder Arthur Smith and Charlie Sweeney Sr.
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Chauncey
Philippine Lodge No
Knights of Pythias
Order
Phillipine Lodge
Jacksonville
Harry Stalder
Arthur Smith
Charlie Sweeney
Chauncey Scouts to present The Regular Scout film
Troop one Chauncey Boy Scouts plan a benefit screening of The Regular Scout next Monday at Globe Theater. Proceeds go to Chauncey Boy Scouts under scoutmaster Ralph Co Pritts.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Boy Scouts
Fred Thompson
Globe Theater
Ralph Co. Pritts
Chauncey Parent-Teacher to Convene Evening Program
The Chauncey Parent-Teacher Association holds its regular meeting tonight at 7 in the high school auditorium. Teachers will present the program and the business session will be led by president Mrs Roy B Pendergrass.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Parent-Teacher Association
Roy B. Pendergrass
Evangelist Lucy Smith to Visit Chauncey
The Rev Mrs Lucy B Smith of North Hampton Ohio will visit Chauncey to lead a series of meetings at the Church of God beginning this weekend She will preach morning and evening Sunday and every evening at 7 oclock the following week The evangelist comes highly recommended by Saint s Church authorities
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Chauncey
Lucy B. Smith
North Hampton
Ohio
Church of God
Mrs Minister and Son Visit Relatives in Derry
Mrs Edward Minister and her son Bert left this morning for Derry Pennsylvania to visit Mrs Minister's son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Edward Minister Jr En route home they will stop in Pittsburgh and continue homeward.
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Edward Minister
Ebert
Derry
Minister
Pittsburgh
Junior Class Party at Chauncey High School Washington Birthday
Chauncey high school juniors hosted a Washington's birthday party Monday in the school building. Decorations and luncheon suited the day with candy favors, music, and games. Attendees included Alberta Cline, Elizabeth Kazonyi, Glenn Carter, Esther Fiske, and others. guests Leota Blackford, Gertrude Fewell, Elmer James, and James Foster. Faculty present were Miss Ruth Fiske and Mrs. Lear Henry.
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Chauncey High School
Alberta Cline
Elizabeth Kazonyi
Glenn Carter
Esther Fiske
Agnes Cunningham
Ernestine Mingus
Alma Fennell
Eleanor Minister
Bertha Somers
Sadie Mae Lands
Esther Fenell
Clifford Owen
Ronald Robinett
Donald O'Neal
Ralph Smith
Everett Andrews
Dean Boyd
Leota Blackford
Gertrude Fewell
Elmer James
Alex Madek
James Foster
Lloyd Thomas
Clarence Mulpas
Lewis McBride
James Gillespie
Charles Minister
Stanley Howard
Ruth Fiske
Lear Henry
Young People to Meet at First Christian Church Event
The Christian Endeavor society of the First Christian church hosts a Thursday evening set-together meeting for the youth. A program of music and games will be presented and a luncheon will be served.
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The
Christian Endeavor Society of the First Christian Church
Forest Rose Rebekah Lodge Meeting Notice
Forest Rose Rebekah lodge of Chauncey will hold their regular meeting Friday evening at 7 o'clock.
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Forest Rose Rebekah Lodge of
Chauncey
Hines Family Hosts Dinner Guests in Columbus Visit
Mr and Mrs W Or Hines of Chauncey entertained Sunday at their Fast Converse street home. Guests included Mrs Sheldon FE Watkins Miss FSte Worden and Eugene Durbin all from Columbus and Mrs Ella Tedrick.
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W. Or. Hines
Chauncey
Rabid dog scare leads Athens officials to kill twelve in one day
Special Officer John Rice is reported to have killed twelve dogs in Athens city and county yesterday to curb an apparent rabies outbreak. Eight were slain in the city and four in Sugar Creek, as authorities shoot any dog off leash.
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John Rice
Athens
William Williams
Sugar Creek
Ohio Department of Health
Porter Relations and Society Notes From Amesville
Amesville hosts Mr. and Mrs. Russell Porter Caldwell and Misa Beatrice Porter Marietta with their mother Mrs. Florence Porter Sunday. Evelyn Joy Marietta student stays with parents Mr. and Mrs. Harry Joy after Friday visit with cousin Mrs. J G Martin. O Q Brawley party honors daughter Miss Helen turning eighteen with games music and lunch. Presbyterian trustees name Harry Henry Heber Henry Charles Green W S Glazier and A H Clifford to manage the Mrs John Beasley legacy. Ward returns from Columbus hospital Monday.
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Russell Porter
Caldwell
Misa Beatrice Porter
Marietta
Florence Porter
Evelyn Joy
Marietta Commercial College
J. G. Martin
Harry Joy
O. Brawley
Helen
The
Presbyterian Church
Harry Henry
Heber Henry
Charles Green
W. 8. Glazier
H. Clifford
John Beasley
Ward
Columbus
Leon
Infant burial noted in Danville church service
Funeral services for the infant son of Rev. and Mrs E E Pedicord of Danville Ind were held at the Church of Christ Tuesday at 2 PM conducted by Rev F E Roberts. Burial followed in Bishopville cemetery. The party arrived in town Tuesday morning and visited the Pedicords brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs J A Pedicord.
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Glouster
E. E. Pedicord
Danville
Ind
Church of Christ
F. E. Roberts
Bishopville
Pedicord
J. A. Pedicord
Walburn Buys Cows and Records Local Bus Delays
David Walburn, Albany area farmer, purchased a load of cattle at Glouster. The piece notes bus service delays on the Athens-MacConnelsville line, with routes to Sharpsburg and Chesterhill affected by road conditions. It also reports a Masonic and Eastern Star annual social with dancing, songs, and a pot luck meal attended by families including the Flemings and Gibsons of Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ard Potter
Goitre
Athens-MacConnelsville
Sharpsburg
Chesterhill
Masonic and
Eastern Star Orders
George Fleming
Clyde Gibson
Athens
Ventriloquist Scares Bandits Steals Cash at Cleveland Eatery
Two bandits fled a downtown Cleveland restaurant after a ventriloquist in a rear cabinet commanded them to surrender. They grabbed $300 from the cashier and escaped, leaving patrons unharmed.
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Cleveland
Former Glouster Resident Buys Truckload of Cows
Mr Walburn formerly lived in Glouster and for years operated on a farm near Albany. He ordered a truckload of cows delivered to his tarred property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Walburn
Glouster
Albany
Gibbons to Lecture on Bible at Pastime Theater
Shawnee resident Harry W. Gibbons will deliver a free Bible lecture at the Pastime Theater in Jacksonville Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Admission is free and no collection will be taken.
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Glouster
Harry W. Gibbons
Shawnee
Pastime Theater
Jacksonville
Local Visits Highlight Weekday Social Rounds
Mrs Elk'. Achauer went to Columbus this morning to be the guest of friends for a few days. Mrs Delbert Bodkin visited Tuesday with Mrs Charles McCullough in Chauncey. Mrs Farrell Thomas and Betty Lou spent Tuesday in Corning with Mr Thomas. Mrs Douglas Foy returned to Columbus Tuesday ending a visit with her father George Rush. Mrs R O Fowler of Middleport came Tuesday to be the guest of Mr and Mrs KE B Matthews.
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Elk’. Achauer
Columbus
Friends
Delbert Bodkin
Charles McCullough
Chauncey
Farrell Thomas
Betty Lou
Corning
Thomas
Douglas Foy
George Rush
R. O. Fowler
Middleport
Miss Sabra Armstrong Heads to Columbus for Exam
Miss Sabra Armstrong accompanies her mother Mrs. Herb Armstrong and Dr. J. H. Elias to Columbus for an examination for a nervous trouble. Also en route are Mr. and Mrs. John McDonald and Watt of Redtown whose wife and son will have tonsil and adenoid removals.
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Sabra Armstrong
Columbus
Herb Armstrong
J. H. Elias
John McDonald
Watt
Redtown
McDonald
Keep Coughs Out of Danger Zone with Cherry Pectoral
An advertorial promotes Ayer's Cherry Pectoral as a quick and lasting remedy for coughs. It claims the syrup soothes congestion, penetrates bronchial membranes, and stops coughing, suitable for children and adults. Pricing listed as 60c, twice as much at $1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayer
Calonite Powder Promises Fresh Skin And Restful Sleep
An older, fragmented advertisement-style fragment touts Calonite powder applied with a wet cloth to the face. It claims to brighten sallow skin, cleanse pores, prevent blackheads, refresh the skin, and promote a good night’s sleep.
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Alva Hunter
Kimberly
Guy Hunter
California
T. 8. Bush
Vernon
Sutfers Stroke
E. Hellyer
Pearl D. Hill Millfield
Mrs. Cuyler Law
C. Be. Soctal
Rebekahs
Amesville
Auto Tire & Gasco, Cor
Chestnut & Harper Sts
David Walburn
Vicks Mas
Czema
Munden
Mundew’s Bakery
Peoples Store
Glouster’s
Buddy Stewarts
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