Legion Members of Southeast Ohio Hold Conference in Nelsonville
About 80 Legion members from Athens and surrounding counties met at Grenford Dusk Post No. 229 in Nelsonville to discuss closer post relations. James Berry, Ohio State Mine Inspector, defended the Legion against critics, stressing service to disabled veterans, widows, and orphans and opposing the National Economy League's drive to cut veterans’ budgets.
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Legion Members
Southeast Ohio
Nelsonville
Legion
Athens
Grenford
James Berry
Ohio
Berry
American Legion
Mr. Berry
Le_ haa
Mr. Ber J
Leforita
National Economy League
Admiral Byrd
Archibald Roosevelt
Chas G. Dawes
R.F.C
League
Harrimane
Hills, Lamonts
Hearsts
America
Swift and Best Rheumatic Prescription 85 Cents Claim
An advertisement touts a medicine named Allenia promising rapid relief from uric acid and circulating poisons within hours. It claims pain and swelling vanish within 44 hours and offers a money back guarantee if one bottle fails, from Quick's Cut Rate Drug Adv.
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Allenia
Quick
Annual Masons Inspections At Nelsonville Observed
In Nelsonville on Wednesday the St Bernard Chapter No 165 R A M and Haybrow Council No 119 R ASC held their annual home coming and inspections at the Masonic Temple. Sixty nine chapter members registered for the 3 30 pm session to witness the conferring of the degree of most excellent master. Rolland Bright Logan was the inspecting officer. A 6 pm dinner at the Presbyterian Church served by the Order of the Eastern Star drew 130 chapter and council members. William C Winans Cincinnati inspector for the fifth arch attended the Haybrow Council meeting last night to witness the degree of super excellent master with 95 members and visitors registered.
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Nelsonville
St. Bernard
Haybrow
Masonic Temple
Stxty
Rolland Bright
Logan
Presbyterian Church
Order of the Eastern Star
William C. Winans
Cincinnati
Fifth Arch
Grand Council
Martha Class at Methodist Church Social Evening
Mrs. Herman Sayers hosted the Martha Class at the parsonage with assistance from Mrs. L R Powell and Miss Jennie Powell. Mrs. Harry Jackson read scripture and Miss Blanche Moorhead led a brief business session. Twenty six members attended a pleasant evening with Pattiatic as the program theme and refreshment plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Sayers
L. R. Powell
Jennie Powell
Martha
Methodist Church
Harry Jackson
Blanche Moorhead
Henry Lancaster
Pattiatic
Mrs Powell Hosts Birthday Dinner With 34-Cake Centerpiece
Mrs. Freda Powell entertained friends for her 34th birthday with a chicken dinner. The centerpiece featured a large cake decorated with 34 candles. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Keplar and son Richard, Louise Skiver and her sons Carl and Jackie, daughter Betty, Mrs. Mary Powell, Sam Powell, and Mrs. Fanny Sparks.
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Freda Powell
Clarence Keplar
Richard
Louise Skiver
Carl
Jackie
Betty
Mary Powell
Sam Powell
Fanny Sparks
Three Life Members Of Pythians Here
In Nelsonville Valley Lodge No 169 celebrates three of its members receiving life certificates from the Supreme Lodge Knights of Pythias for 30 years or more. Henry Frank Carbon dale J J Pritchard and E W Woody Nelsonville received the honors from G W Pearce. Woody and Pritchard are original charter members. both expressed thanks as the lodge noted the honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Supreme Lodge
Knights of Pythas
United States
Canada
Philippines
Valley Lodge
No. 169
Nelsonv.lle
Henry Frank
Carbondale
J. J. Pritchard
E. W. Woody
G. W. Pearce
Frank
Barbertona
Wollody
Pritchard
Woody
Mr. Pritchard
St Andrews Ladies Hold Parish Hall Chicken Dinner
The ladies of St Andrews congregation host a benefit chicken dinner in the Parish hall Monday evening with serving from 5 to 7.
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St. Andrews
Cosmopolitan Club to meet with Misses Lane Friday
In Nelsonville on February 23 Mrs. H. D. Krieg and Misses Lu and Nora Lane swap dates as the Cosmopolitan Club holds a regular meeting Friday night with the Lane sisters.
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Nelsonville
H. D. Krieg
Misses Lu
Nora Lane
Cosmopolitan Club
Misses Lane
Mount of Carbon Hill Loses Hand in Accident
Nelsonville report says Fred Mount, relocated to St. Francis Hospital in Columbus, had a hand removed and is recovering nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Kfred Mount
Carbon Hill
St. Francis Hospital
Columbus
Golden Rule Class to Meet Friday Evening at Hannas Home
Nelsonville reports the Golden Rule Sunday School Class of the Methodist Church will gather Friday at 7 PM at Mrs. C. H. Hannas home for a planned session and fellowship.
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Nelsonville
Golden Rule
The
Methodist Church
Mra
C. H. Hannas
King's Men Meet at H A Lines Home Friday Night
The group will gather at the residence of H A Lines, 344 Poplar Street, on Friday night February 24 at 7 o'clock for a planned meeting.
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Nelsonville
King's Men
H. A. Lines
Poplar Street
Pythian Sisters Plan Benefit Dance in Buchtel
The Pythian Sisters of Buchtel announce a benefit dance for Saturday night February 25. Music will be provided by Ruda Sayers' orchestra with William McDonald in charge of the event.
Red Men Rally to Honor Leaders in Nelsonville
Hundreds of Red Men from Southern Ohio head to Red Men's Hall in Nelsonville for a Friday evening gathering at 7 30 p m A large initiation class will be directed by degree teams from Athens and Nelsonville Present are L K E Miller Circleville past Great Sachem EB C Wilcox Dayton past Great Sachem Avery Snyder Upper Sandusky Great Sachem M Y Sevenger Columbus Great Junior and Nelsonville mayor William Hickman Music will be provided by Mohawk Cornhuskers Red Men's Quartet Pomeroy and Mohawk Quartet Bert Martin Pomeroy and Harry Madson Athens with humorous readings
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Ohio
Nelsonville
Athens
L. KE. Miller
Circleville
EB. C. Wilcox
Dayton
Avery Snyder
Upper Sandusky
M. Y. Sevenger
Columbus
William Hickman
Mohawk Cornhuskers
Red Men's Quartet
Pomeroy
Bert Martin
Harry Madson
Aged Athens resident dies at home
Edmund Pettiford colored aged TK of 10 Grandville Avenue died at his home at 7 this morning. Funeral arrangements not yet made. Born in High Point North Carolina he came to Athens SS years ago. He was a Mt Zion Baptist Church member. He leaves son Anthony two granddaughters Miss Mary Lou ise Pettiford Athens and Mrs Doris Fields Cleveland a brother Henry High Point and a sister Mrs Emily Ash High Point.
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Edmund Pettiford
Grandville Avenue
Mr. Pettiford
Highpoint
N. C
Athens
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Anthony
Mary Louise Pettiford
Doris Fields
Cleveland
Henry
Emily Ash
Unsolved Lindbergh Kidnapping Linked Figures Exploring Networks
The piece ties Irving Bite and Salvatore Spitale to an underworld search for the Lindbergh baby kidnappers. It follows their legal troubles and close links to figures like Dr. John F. Condon, Col. H Norman Schwartzkopf, and Betty Gow, noting ongoing inquiries, political scrutiny, and the impact on associated families and witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Bite
Salvatore Spitale
Lindbergh
Bite
Spitale
Child Drowns In Cistern at Country Home
Three year old Betty Lagan Gilkey, daughter of Mr and Mrs George Gilkey of Pleasanton, fell into an open cistern at home and died after rescue attempts by her mother. Coroner L F Jones investigated. Funeral planned at Pleasanton Church with burial at nearby cemetery. Survived by parents, four siblings, and grandparents.
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Betty Lagan- Gilkey
George D. Gilkey
Pleasanton
Henry Xing
Allen Gilkey
Pomeroy
School Leaders Attend National Convention in Minneapolis
Superintendent Harper C Pendry departed Wednesday for Minneapolis to join the annual meeting of the Department of School Superintendents, National Education Association. Athens Senior High mathematics instructor Hale Pickett also traveled to attend the Council of Mathematics Teachers meeting in Minneapolis. Superintendents meet Sunday through Thursday, while the Council session begins Friday night.
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Harper C. Pendry
Minneapolis
Department of School Superintendents
National Education Association
Hale Pickett
Athens Senior High School
Council of Mathematics Teachers
Moon elected Ohio Conservation Council chairman
A. F. Moon of Conover, Ohio was chosen as chairman of the Ohio Conservation Council at a Columbus meeting on February 33.
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Columbus
A. F. Moon
Conover, O
Ohio Conservation Council
Case Dismissed In Tate Mortgage Property Charge
Three witnesses testified for Leo Tate of Little Batley Run as the Muskingum County case alleging removal of mortgaged property to Athens County was dismissed in Justice William Ellis court at Glouster. Tate contended he was acting within his rights and the defense presented during the hearing. Local filing by Charles A Barron Furniture Co. was cited in the charges.
Glouster Cats, Hollister Tip Off Season’s Last Home Game
Glouster High Tomcats host Crooksville High Friday in the final home game of the season as many seniors from both boys and girls squads wind down. Hollister U B Church beats Murray City 51 to 33 with Adams and F Cooper each at 18 points. Middleport Monarchs visit next Monday for a boxing exhibition featuring Jimmie McCreanor and Alex Sollie.
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U. B. Church
Murray City American Legion
Holister High School
Hollister
Murray City
Murray
Adams
F. Cooper
Bethel
Vaughn
Marshall
Phillips
Middleport Monarchs
Jimmie McCreanor
Glouster
Alex Sollie
McCreanor
Sollie
College Scores Snapshot From Weekend Games
Amherst beat Massachusetts State 40 37. Butlen led with 45 33 as Creighton fell 33. Dartmouth topped Army 43 30. Geneva defeated West Virginia 48 39. Mt Union beat John Carroll 47 21. Manhattan downed Villanova 38 32. Marshall beat Salem 45 32. Maryland over Johns Hopkins 35 31. N U 35 Carnegie Tech 31. Northeastern 29 Harvard 28. Ohio U 31 Cincinnati 19. Penn 28 Cornell 21. Princeton 46 Yale 26. St Johns Brooklyn 35 Fordham. Valparaiso 52 Manchester 20 Westminster 27 Waynesburg 26. Williams 21 Columbia 15. Wittenberg 31 Ohio Wesleyan 30. Wooster 37 Case 28.
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Amherst
Mass. State
Butlen
Creighton
Dartmouth
Army
Geneva
West Virginia
Mt. Union
John Carroll
Manhattan
Villanova
Marshall
Salem
Maryland
Johns Hopkins
Carnegie Tech
Northeastern
Harvard
Ohio U
Cincinnati
Penn
Cornell
Princeton
Yale
St. John's
Brooklyn
Fordham
Valparaiso
Manchester
Westminster
Waynesburg
Williams
Columbia
Wittenberg
Ohio Wesleyan
Wooster
Case
Special Prayer Sessions at Glouster Church
Special cot tage prayer meetings will be held by the Church of Christ tonight in Glouster. The event is listed for Feb. 23 and reflects local religious observances.
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Glouster
Church of Christ
KOJENE Mouth Treatment Promises Fast Relief
A dental ad claims 22,500 dentists endorse KOJENE for gingival infection. It advises thrice daily gum massages with KOJENE diluted with water and a KOJENE-soaked cotton roll between gums and cheeks, warning against cheaper antiseptics and offering a money back guarantee if no improvement in a week.
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Kojene
Quick
Swift
Permission to Move Property Granted in County Case
The furniture company authorized moving the property to the county. Three witnesses testified they were present when permission was granted to Tate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furniture Company
Tate
Sevibdoang Train Schedules at Athens Station
Daily arrivals show Sevibdoang Train No 30 reaching Athens at 11 05 p m except Sunday and Train No 2 at 1 49 pm Sunday. Baltimore C B I O Westbound No 1 National Limited and No 43 operate with early Sunday exceptions arrivals and times 10 30 a m to 1 57 p m, detailing eastbound and westbound services.
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Parle
Athens
Chesapeake and Obiu
Hocking Valley
Eaves
Sevibdoang
Baltimore
CBIO
Friday Night Meetings Listed at Four Homes
Friday night meetings will be held at four homes with leaders named Fred Ervin M M Bryson Earl Pough and H F Hambel. Locations include Mrs Charles Swartz Mrs James Roberts Herman Jan chius and Zern Cunningham homes.
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Charles Swartz
Fred Ervin
Herman Janchius
M. M. Bryson
Class Names Officers GLOUSTER Loyal Co-Workers
Officers elected for the Loyal Co-Workers Class of the Church of Christ Sunday School include President Malcolm Dunnett Vice President Pauline Zimmer Secretary-Treasurer Tex Myers Assistant Leonard Snowden. The group targets ages 18 to 24 and is growing in popularity.
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Glouster
Co- Workers
Church of Christ Sunday School
Malcolm Dunnett
Pauline Zimmer
Tex Myers
Leonard Snowden
John Hansberry Ailing Resident of Trimble Improves
Trimble February 23. John Hansberry, an aged resident, has shown a splendid recovery after several weeks of serious illness. His daughter Mrs. W. D. Philips, who came to assist, has returned to Athens.
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Trimble
John Hansberry
W. D. Philips
Athens
Marcellite Rebekah Lodge Social Tonight in Gloubter
The Marcellite Rebekah Lodge holds its regular monthly social time at the Odd Fellows Hall in Gloubter. A business session precedes a supper served after the meeting.
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Gloubter
Marcellite Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
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