Masons Hold Annual Inspection and Elks Initiate Ten
In Nelsonville on February 23 the St. Bernard Chapter of R A M held its annual inspection at the Masonic Temple led by Rolland Bright from Logan with 104 attendees. A dinner preceded the meeting and a class of ten was initiated by Nelsonville Lodge B P C Ellis during a special session. Visitors came from Athens Lancaster New Lexington Logan and Syracuse. Mayor J W Hickman spoke at a Washington observance by the Red Men's Lodge.
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Nelsonville
St. Bernard
Maponic Temple
Rolland Bright
Logan
George E. Whiley
Lancaster
Fifth District
Athens
New Lexington
Syracuse
N. Y
Nelsonville Lodge
B. P. C. Ellis
J. W. Hickman
Washington
Red Men's Lodge
Three Buchtel Men Deny Guilt in Chicken Theft
Hershel McKee Roy Bateman and Clyde Riggles of Buchtel pleaded not guilty to chicken stealing in Chauncey Ohio on Monday and were bound over to county court. Officers said the chickens were taken from Earl Smart at Baileyun and a quarter gallon of liquor was found at Riggle s premises. Additional cases include J B Borick for possession of beer and R Saulter for intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Hershel McKee
Roy Bateman
Clyde Riggles
Buchtel
John Kasler
Earl Smart
Bailey UN
McKee
William Collins, Sr
Bateman
Riggles
Collins
Marshal Burke Withem
Fourteen Join Chauncey Methodist Revival
Revival services at Chauncey Methodist Church closed with fourteen joining the church. The event was led by Rev. Guss Graham assisted by Rev. Fields, with sixty people present on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey Methodist Church
Chauncey
Guss Graham
Fields
Methodist Sunday School Reports Full Attendance At Millfield
CHAUNCEY FEB 23 Attendance at the Millfield Methodist Sunday School reached 56 with John Marshall as superintendent. Rev Reitz led preaching and Epworth League services. Weekly prayer meeting is slated for Wednesday. Ladies Aid meets Wednesday at the church. Easter program plans are underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Sunday School
Chauncey
Methodist Munday School
Millfield
John Marshall
Rev
Reitz
Epworth League
Ladies’ Aid Society
Miss Lauretta Fielder Speaks on Washington Life at Church
Miss Lauretta Fielder delivered a paper titled Religious Life of Washington at the Church of Christ Bible School in Chauncey. About 120 people attended the Bible School session with Rev. Hoon preaching at both morning and evening services.
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Chauncey
Seb
Lauretta Fielder
Washington
Church of Christ Bible School
Bible School
Hoon
Theisen Couple Visit Columbus for Consultation
Chauncey residents Mr and Mrs Paul Theisen traveled to Columbus on Sunday for a hospital consultation. They returned home on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Paul Theisen
Columbus
Prayer Meetings Set At Morristown Church And Bailey Run
A prayer meeting will be held at Morristown Holiness Church tonight at 7 oclock. Another cottage prayer gathering is planned Thursday night at the home of Mr and Mrs L D North in Bailey Run.
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Morristown
Holiness Church
L. D. North
Bailey Run
Chauncey Dover schools resume after holiday
Chauncey February 23 Chauncey Dover schools resumed today after the Washington Birthday holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chauncey- Dover
Washington
Home remedy promises fast relief for bad coughs
A vintage advertisement touts mixing 2% ounces of Pinex with sugar or honey to treat distressing coughs. It claims quick, lasting relief, low cost, and superior results to commercial medicines, citing pine creosote as the active ingredient and a money back guarantee.
Three Millfield Boys Swim in Reservoir Note
Three Millfield boys take the first swim of the year in the Mine No 6 reservoir on Saturday. Kozma twice listed with Kish, and Bennie Ferrel along Chauncey youths braved Old Sunday Creek. A prior report notes Nicholson Conant and Taylor also swam in Sunday Creek.
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Chauncey
Millfield
Kozma
Kish
Cagers to Battle Chauncey Dover Alumni Wednesday
Dover High basketball teams will host Chauncey Alumni Wednesday night at the high school gym. Both boys and girls teams will play in the charity double header as announced.
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Chauncey-Dover
Chauncey
Chauncey- Dover High
Civil War Talk Delights Chauncey High Class
In Chauncey on Friday George Harvey Nye of Chauncey spoke to the American history class at Dover High School taught by Miss Ruth Fiske. The Civil War talk was greatly appreciated by the teacher and students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chauncey- Dover High School
Ruth Fiske
George Harvey Nye
Dinner honors Chauncey visitors and relatives
Mrs. Ida Pendergrass and her son George hosted a Sunday dinner in Chauncey for Mr. and Mrs. Paul Theisen and their son Paul Tyrus, along with Mrs. Lloyd H. Pendergrass of McRoberts Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Ida Pendergrass
George
Paul Theisen
Paul Tyrus
Lloyd H. Pendergrass
McRoberts, Ky
Chauncey Residents See Frequent Sunday Visits
Local households report illness and travel among Chauncey families. Mrs Vint Cunningham returns from Armadale Ohio with sister Mrs Nathan Lockary. Chauncey residents including Mr and Mrs Charles Ogg and family, Mrs Clarence McCafferty, and Elbert Minister are noted as ill or visiting relatives across nearby towns.
Chauncey Bridge Club Honors Washington Day
Miss Lena Wilson hosted a Chauncey bridge gathering at her Converse Street home. Three tables played with Women’s high going to Mrs Theron Goodson and Frances Howard, Men’s high to Barney Neiman, guest prize to Dan Friedburg. Edith Wilson assisted with luncheon. attendees included Mayor J W Hickman and Max Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Lena Wilson
Converse Street
Theron Goodson
Frances Howard
Barney Neiman
Dan Friedburg
Wilson
Edith Wilson
Washington
Dorothy Elaine Wilson
Ralph Brown
Earl Bridgewater
Lauretta Fielder
Ruth Fiske
Floride Sprague
Elaine Minister
J. W. Hickman
Max Wilson
Local School Group Holds Monday Night Meeting
The school met Monday night at Mrs. Clarence Monks home 1565 Mound Street with hostesses Mrs. Janice Hartley and Mrs. Frank O Mara assisting. President Mrs Maggie Lehman led the business session while Mrs Mabel Jones directed the devotional service. Prizes in contests went to Mrs Ruth Call and Mrs Muriel Simonton and a luncheon followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Monks
Mound Street
Janice Hartley
Frank O’mara
Maggie Lehman
Mabel Jones
Ruth Call
Muriel Simonton
Man Accused Of Taking 17 Chickens in Nelsonville
John Keplar of Jackson Street was arraigned before Mayor J. W. Hickman on a petit larceny charge for allegedly taking 17 chickens from James Sayers’ property Saturday night. The value is $17. Keplar pleaded not guilty and is bound over to the Grand Jury on $600 bond. James J. Smith pleaded guilty to carrying concealed weapons and pointing firearms, fined $100 plus costs on each count, with fines suspended for good behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
John Keplar
Jackson Street
J. W. Hickman
James Sayers
Keplar
James J. Smith
Hickman
Nelsonville Glee Club to star in Oh Doctor operetta
Girls of Nelsonville High School Glee Club will perform in Oh Doctor with dancing roles. Participating members include Lois DeVol Treva Oakley Ruth Juniper Louise Huffman Catherine Lee Mary Jo Haffner Elaine Wright Frances Jo Riley Mercedes Keeton Marjorie Mathewson Mary Tomlinson Jean Freer Helen Roscoe Agnes Hillen Florence Easterling Aileen Patton Margaret Weltzheimer Louise McDowell. Production coaches promise the best show in years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Girls’ Glee Club
Nelsonville High School
Glee Club
Lois DeVol
Treva Oakley
Ruth Juniper
Louise Huffman
Catherine Lee
Mary Jo Haffner
Elaine Wright
Frances Jo Riley
Mercedes Keeton
Marjorie Mathewson
Mary Tomlinson
Jean Freer
Helen Roscoe
Agnes Hillen
Florence Easterling
Aileen Patton
Margaret Weltzheimer
Louise McDowel
Coaches State
Girl Is Missing Escapes From Home Saturday Night
Nelsonville reports 14 year old Lucille Hutchinson daughter of E. L. Hutchinson Southside Public Square missing from home. Police say she climbed through a window and disappeared around 10 oclock Saturday night. She carried a small bag with a few clothes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Lucille Hutchinson
E. L. Hutchinson
Southside Public Square
J B Crawford Dies at 81 in Snake Hollow
John B. Crawford, 81, died Sunday at his Snake Hollow home. Funeral services were held at the American Legion Home with burial in Greenlawn Cemetery. Survived by two sons Gordon and Neil. wife Amanda preceded him in death 24 years. Also, four weeks old Cam Nixon died Sunday at grandparents Lew and Mamie McCray's home. arrangements pending.
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Snake Hollow
Nelsonville
John B. Crawford
American Legion
Greenlawn
Gordon
Neil
Amanda Crawford
Cam
Claude Nixon
Lew McCray
Guests and visitors gather in Columbus area notes
Mr and Mrs S E Dean spent Monday in Columbus as guests of Dr and Mrs W J Jones. Mrs E L Mathews and daughter Nellie Zanesville return home after a several days visit. Charles Cox of Columbus visited his mother Mrs Leslie Cox. Dr and Mrs W S Jones of Columbus visited here at week’s end. Cecelia Byron of Murray City spent the weekend with Miss Mary Whyte. Mrs Gay Aumiller returned from weeks in Washington DC. Mr and Mrs Chester Edgar of Columbus visited Mrs E M Gilbert and family. Mrs Henry Moler and sons Lyman and George Chatfield of Columbus spent Monday with Mr and Mrs George Lowery. Mr and Mrs T R Potts returned from Akron to visit Mrs Jenni Sweeney Hoch. Kathleen Saltz, Marjorie Hager, Mabel Shriver and Hazel Evans, Wooster College students, spent weekend with their parents Mr and Mrs John Saltz. Mr and Mrs Frank Moore hosted Mr and Mrs Charles Diebel of Columbus at week’s end. Mr and Mrs C E Allen and sons Marion and Melvert of Logan visited Mr and Mrs C E Washburn and family Sunday. Mr and Mrs William Hick had Sunday guests from Columbus including Mrs Fanny Shields and granddaughters Eva Jane Edson and Mary Catherine Shields, Mrs Mark Hick, Mrs Edward Sweeney and Miss Elizabeth Hartley.
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S. E. Dean
Columbus
W. J. Jones
E. L. Mathews
Nellie Zanesville
Charles Cox
Leslie Cox
W. S. Jones
E. J. Cable
Cecelia Byron
Murray City
Mary Whyte
Gay Aumiller
Washington D. H
Chester Edgar
E. M. Gilbert
Henry Moler
Lyman
George Chatfield
George Lowery
Madison Street
T. R. Potts
Akron
Jennie Sweeney-Hoch
Kathleen Saltz
Marjorie Hager
Mabel Shriver
Hazel Evans
Wooster College
Wooster
Ohio
John Saltz
Frank Moore
Charles Diebel
C. E. Allen
Marion
Melvert
Logan
C. E. Washburn
William Hick
Fanny Shields
Eva Jane Edson
Mary Catherine Shields
Mark Hick
Eadward Sweeney
Elizabeth Hartley
Rainbow Class Meeting Postponed at Mrs Cavanaugh Home
The Rainbow Class of the Christian Church postponed its meeting planned for Wednesday night at Mrs Tessie Cavanaugh’s home to a later date.
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Rainbow Class
The
Christian Church
Tessie Cavanaugh
Plan Birthday Party By W B A At Hall
In connection with their regular meeting the W B A will hold their birthday party at the hall Wednesday. The notice notes a social gathering with likely refreshments and activities for members.
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Wednes
Washington Birthday program draws 150 at East Side School
Nelsonville February 23 area residents fill East School Building to attend George Washington Birthday program by East P. T. A. with gravel of pupils aiding. Founders Day pageant features Mrs. Dowler Whyte and Linscott duo. Plays Martha and George Returned and Mother and Son dramatize Washington era and modern inventions.
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Nelsonville
East P. T. A
Neil Dowler
Ines Smith
Mia
Neil Caldwell
Kenneth White
Bernadine Whyte
Evelyn Ogg
Evelyn Hitchings
Betty Standall
Dorothy Kentner
Evelyn Wolf
Lillian Robeson
Washington Day program features P C Campbell on Washington
In Nelsonville on February 23 the Washington Day program of the Methodist Epworth League drew 84 youths. P C Campbell spoke vividly on Washington's life, praising his manliness and humanity, while a quartet and soloists performed and Miss Katherine Lee reviewed St Francis of Assisi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Washington
Methodist Epworth League
P. C. Campbell
Campbell
Edison Hickman
John Huddy
Joseph Spray
Emory Shaw
Betty
Josephine Tignor
Katherine Lee
St. Francis of Assisi
Helen Shaw
Business Girls Bake Sale Planning Meeting
The Business Girls' Class of the Christian Sunday School met Monday night at 431 Madison Street. Twenty members and Mrs. John J. Scott attended. They held a business session to plan a bake sale for next Saturday morning. A potluck luncheon was served by Mrs. Verity Henry with help from Miss Beth Verity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Sunday School
Helen Verity Henry
Madison Street
John J. Scott
Beth Verity
Aged Woman Dies Near Carbondale After Illness
Mrs. Sarah Ann McDaniel 90 died at the family home near Carbondale after several days with pneumonia. She was widow of George McDaniel who died in 1887 and spent her life on the Brandenberg farm. Survived by nine children 17 grandchildren and six great grandchildren with a funeral at Mt Zion Christian Church and burial at Zion Cemetery.
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Carbondale
Sarah Ann McDaniel
Here
Mt. Zion Christian Church
Zion Cemetery
A. A. Atkinson
Charles
Nelson McDaniel
Athens
Mary Grove
George McDaniel
Nelsonville
Frank McDaniel
Mineral
Hannah Waters
Marcia
Etta McDaniel
New Sales Tax of Wide Scope Now Forecast
Washington February 23 Acting Chairman Crisp of the House Ways and Means Committee forecast a broad scope manufactures sales tax to raise about 500 million dollars. Secretary Mills to present draft of a sales tax before a subcommittee as the committee also weighs changes to taxes on corporations and high incomes. The capital gains tax may be modified to curb evasion without repeal.
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Washington
U,ra
Crisp
House
Ways and Means
Treasury Mills
Mills
Treasury
Long Attacks Monied Class
Oklahoma City article reports Huey P. Long warning that wealth concentration must end quickly, by evolution or revolution. He attacks Mellonism, criticizing Mellon as ambassador choice and for oil tariff inaction. He accuses Morgan Mellon Rockefeller of dividing world wealth, and says Wall Street politicians serve bankers’ interests.
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Oklahoma City
U.P
Huey P. Long
Louisiana
State League of Young Democrats
Long
Dog's Hearing Restored Rex Hears After Plane Ride
Yorkville reports a dog named Rex owned by Ralph Hitchman of Wheeling West Virginia regained hearing after four years of deafness. The dog was taken aloft in an airplane by Captain J W Hunt of the air squadron, marking a remarkable audio recovery noted by local observers.
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Rex
Yorkville
U.P
Ralph Hitchman
Wheeling
W. Va
J. W. Hunt
Grange leaders wage call for unity amid high wartime costs
Karl Gardner of the scale committee urged cooperation among laborers, businessmen, and farmers to face rising equipment costs and rent, critiqued county officials over bond issues, and criticized Red Cross aid to industrial disputes. Harry Jacoby ordered a Grange meeting to plan year projects at Grange Hall Athens County Fairgrounds on March 6.
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Gardner
Red Cross
Harry Jacoby
Grange
Pomona
Grange Hall
Athens County Fairgrounds
East Side School Honors Washington Bicentennial Program
An assembly by East Side School student council honored George Washington’s birth bicentennial. Clifford Cornell presided. recitations and songs included Lincoln poems by Juanita McGrath and Chester Hartman, Washington acrostic by fourth graders, and Mt. Vernon visits recounted by Shirley Betz, John Hess, and Hester Hartman.
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East Side
George Washington
Clifford Cornell
America
Clyde Pierce
Lincoln
Juanita McGrath
Grace Ellen Foster
Washington
Mt. Vernon
Shirley Betz
John Hess
Hester Hartman
Ellen Davis
America the Beautiful
Pilot Regains Dog’s Hearing After Aerial Maneuvers
Capt Hunt climbed to 10,000 feet at Moundsville West Virginia airport and performed three or four loops and dives. Upon descent the dog’s hearing had been restored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moundsville
W. Va
Hunt
Death of Thomas J. Newell Near Cutler
Thomas J. Newell aged 17 died at 5 30 p m Monday night at the home of his daughter Mrs Henry Welch near Cutler after a brief heart ailment He was born in Decatur Township Washington County and lived there all his life He was a member of the Congregational Church at Frost He is survived by one son and five daughters Charles Newell Mrs Linnie Weaver Mrs Stella Welch Mrs Anna Welch and Mrs Biffie Secoy all near Cutler with Mrs Eva Meeks of near Stewart Thirty eight grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren Also surviving sister Mrs Hattie Waterman Little Hocking and half sister Mrs Amanda Wyers Stewart Funeral services will be held from the Centennial Church Decatur Township Wednesday at 2 pm Interment will follow in the same township cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newell
Henry Welch
Cutler
Catur Township
Washington County
Frost
Charles Newell
Linnie Weaver
Stella Welch
Anna Welch
Biffie Secoy
Near Cutler
Eva Meeks
Near Stewart
Hattie Waterman
Little Hocking
Slater
Amanda Wyers
Stewart
Mercury holds steady with modest rise in local readings
The report shows no clear trend in temperatures for the district last night with a low of 20 degrees and a high of 47 degrees on Monday. This morning the air sat in the lower thirties as the Hocking River rose to 4.3 feet at 9 am from yesterday's four feet.
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Hocking
Girls Bake Cookies on Troop Outing at East Hill
Girl Scouts of Troop No 2 hiked to East Hill Monday and baked cookies in a reflector they built last week. Mrs Fred McKay called a special meeting where the girls began Junior Citizen and Needle Work and learned to make lanterns from tin cans. Wednesday the group will meet to work on maps under Mrs Thor Olson's guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Hill
Fred McKay
Thor Olson
John Nagle Dies in Sugar Creek Home
John Nagle 4, died this morning at his Sugar Creek home after a long illness. He leaves wife Mrs. John Nagle, two daughters Thelma 15 and Lewis 9, father and mother Mr and Mrs W. W. Nagle of Ft Thomas KY, two sisters Mrs Ernest Tinker and Mrs Bernard Muecklenkaup of Thomas KY, and two brothers Ward and W R Nagle of Sugar Creek. Two children preceded him in death. Funeral arrangements not yet made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joh Nagle
Sugar Creek
John Nagle
Thelma
Lewis
Va W. Nagle
Ft. Thomas, Ky
Ernest Tinker
Bernard Muechlencaup
Thomas, Ky
Ward
W. R. Nagte
Eel Creek
666 LIQUID TABLETS SALVE: AID TREATMENT CLAIM
An advertisement asserts a combined use of 666 Liquid 666 Tablets and 666 Salve for internal and external application to treat aids. The claim presents a complete treatment but lacks evidence from medical authorities. Readers should verify with healthcare professionals.
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Armadale
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Sharpsburg
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Charles Bradfield
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Edward
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Thomas McGrady
Sugar Grove
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J. B. Crawford
Witness P. T. A. Washington
East Side Group
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Bessie Stephenson
Elizabeth Whyte
John Warington
John Sayers
Charles Ervin
Clara Caldwell
Elmer Bay
Edith Steirs
Will Siddie
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Nell Dowler
Roy Sayers
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Roy Gross
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Doris Wallace
Jasper
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Karl Gardner
Millikan
Optometrist
Millikan’s Jewelry Store
Masonic Building
Belpre
Thomas J. Newell Mes
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