Funeral of Charles C. Sharp in Nelsonville
Nelsonville, Jan. 15 Funeral services for Charles C. Sharp who died at Mt. Carmel Hospital Columbus Saturday will be held Tuesday at 2 pm at First Presbyterian Church Nelsonville where he served as elder for many years. Rev Lloyd Evans will conduct and Greenlawn burial. Friends may call at his Fort Street residence until 1 30 pm Tuesday. He was a mining operator and active church member.
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Nelsonville
Charlies C. Sharp
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Combus
First Presbyterian
Olive Tablets Ad Claims Health Boost
An ad touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a calomel substitute for liver and bowels. It promises improved skin tone and appetite, no dangerous after effects, begins bile flow, eases constipation, and urges nightly use with millions sold annually.
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Dr. Edwards
Edwards
Civic Leader Retires After Years on City Board of Education
The individual retired this year from the City Board of Education after many years of service. He was active in Chamber of Commerce matters and represented the local group at national sessions in Washington.
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City Board of Education
Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Scoutmasters Meet for Troop 45 Leaders Council
Scoutmasters and troop committee members will meet Wednesday at 7 30 p m in Troop 45 rooms to form a Scout Leader's Council and discuss business. Recent drive yielded clothing and shoes by Boy Scouts 45 46 51 and Girl Scouts under Mender supervision with Harry Kelly of the CWA office directing.
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Mender
CWA
Harry Kelly
Troop 46
K. of P
W. D. Mender
W. D. Wolfe
Albert Barber
F. L. Sanders
C. L. Tomlinson
H. L. Figiley
Panther
Rodney Linscott
M. Mender
Francis Kouri
Monroe Francis
Jimmie Linscott
Max Wright
Kouri
Benediction
Francis R. Linscott
J. Linscott
M. Wright
James Sterling
Jesse Backus Dies at 64 in Washington Township
Jesse Backus 64 died after a six month illness at the home of Charles Frazier in Washington Township Hocking County. He was a carpenter by trade born at Union Furnace and lived in Nelsonville since youth. He leaves wife Clara two sons Earl and Eugene of Columbus a granddaughter Eva Sowers who died years ago and several siblings. Funeral arrangements pending at Stouts Funeral Home.
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Nelsonville
Jesse Backus
Charles Frazier
Washington Township
Hocking County
Union Furnace
Backus
Stouts Funeral
Clara
Earl
Eugene
Columbus
Eva Sowers
Susie Streed
Ella Benboe
J. D. Shaw
Logan
T. D
Danville
Clarence
Riddell Funeral Services Held For Local Man
Funeral services for William Riddell were held Saturday at 2 p.m. at his daughter Mrs. Henry Reich’s Clinton Street home. Lloyd Evans led the service and a Valley Lodge No. 160 K of P group attended in a body to conduct their rite. Burial followed at Greenlawn Cemetery.
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Nelsonville
William Riddell
Henry Reich
Clinton Street
Ely
Lloyd Evans
Valley Lodge No. 160
K. of P
Greenlawn
Tolliver Pleads Guilty in Holland Mayor Court
Charles Tolliver of this city pleaded guilty on a charge of intoxication at the mayor’s court in Nelsonville. He was fined five dollars plus costs.
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Holland Nelsonville
Charles Tolliver
G. Holland
Mary Ellen Patton Funeral Held in Nelsonville
Funeral services for Mary Ellen Patton were conducted Wednesday afternoon at her parents home on Chestnut Street in Nelsonville. The Reverend Strickler led the rites as hymns Oh How Lovely Is Thy Temple and Sometime We'll Understand were sung with many relatives and friends in attendance.
Health meeting and talk at Murray City High School
The Murray City Parent-Teacher Association sponsors a demonstration and health lecture this evening at 7 o'clock at Murray City High School. All parents and friends of the school are invited to attend.
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Murray Murray City
Murray City
Parent-Teacher Association
Murray City High School
Visitors Gather For Weekend at Hudson and Sharp Homes
Mrs. Fred Stracke of Logan visited her daughter Mrs. Nelson Dowler over Sunday. Dr. and Mrs. W. E. Hudson and daughter Shirley Lee hosted week end guests, and Mr. Vernon of Ohio joined the family. Dr. William Sharp of St Luke's Hospital Cleveland and Mr and Mrs Dave Evans of Columbus accompanied the body of Mr C C Sharp to Nelsonville Saturday evening.
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Fred Stracke
Logan
Nelson Dowler
W. E. Hudson
Shirley Lee
Vernon
W. L. Hudson
William Sharp
St. Luke's Hospital
Cleveland
Dave Evans
Columbus
C. C. Sharp
Nelsonville
Eastern Star Glee Club meets for Tuesday practice
Members are urged to attend Tuesday evening at 7 30 for glee club practice at the Masonic Temple.
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Eastern Star Glee Club
Masonic Temple
Charles Terrill Dies in Meigs County Infirmary
Charles Terrill, about 70, died Sunday at the Meigs County Infirmary where he lived. Funeral services were held at 2:30 pm from Rocksprings Church with burial in Rockspring Cemetery. Clarence Stewart sues Industrial Commission of Ohio to obtain 16 weekly from July 2, 1933, claiming permanent injury on Oct 22, 1922. D. A. Thomas seeks $277 plus interest on a promissory note in a common pleas court against Herman P. Hoffner.
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Charles Terrill
Pomeroy
Meigs County Infirmary
Rocksprings
Rockspring
Clarence Stewart
Industrial Commission of Ohio
Common Pleas Court
D. A. Thomas
Herman P. Hoffner
Divorce Suit Opens in Pomeroy Court
Iris Myers Gears through her next friend Jay Myers files for divorce from Arthur Frederick Gears a local entrant in the walka thon at Midway Dance Hall alleging gross neglect and seeks custody of their four minor children in common pleas court today.
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Pomeroy
Arthur Frederick Gears
Midway Dance Hall
Common Pleas Court
Iris Myers Gears
Jay Myers
Wheat program nets Ohio farmers million dollars
Government payments to Ohio wheat farmers surpassed one million dollars as checks were mailed to 1,469 growers. The program now lists 24,111 beneficiaries with total Ohio distributions reaching 1,042,775 dollars, concentrated in Marion and Wood Counties.
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Washington
Ohio
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Marion
Wood
Lindbergh Offers To Aid Mail Probe
Senat e inquiry on air mail contracts in Washington Col features Charles A Lindbergh who supplies records of aviation finances and offers to clarify any misunderstandings. He reportedly resents the interpretation that he received a gift of 25000 dollars from aviation firms.
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Lindbergh
Senate
Washington
Charlies A. Lindbergh
Ag, Avia‘ion Firme
Meat shipment aimed at relief families in Athens County
A 5200 pound Federal beef shipment for Athens County relief families is set to arrive late this week or early next week. Distributions will occur twice monthly, delivering four pound packages to county stores from Columbus packing plants. Belford Nelson urges refrigerated storage capacity and asks county store owners to contact his office to participate.
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Athens County
Columbus
Belford Nelson
CWA
Nelson
Mrs. Martin Sherman Funeral Wednesday
Mrs. Sarah Jane Sherman aged 74 died at her daughter’s home in Athens from a cerebral hemorrhage. Her husband Martin Sherman preceded her in death four years ago. Born in Minersville Meigs County she is survived by nine children across Ohio and Indiana, two sisters, four brothers, and other relatives. Funeral plans were incomplete.
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Sarah Jane Sherman
Ray Holland
West State Street
Athens
Martin
Marshield
Minersville
Meigs County
West Virginia
Mongrel Rescued After Being Trapped by City Police
In Cleveland on January 16 a nameless mongrel wandered into a narrow passage between two buildings and became stuck. Police and the Animal Protective League workers freed the dog after hours of effort, drawing a crowd of about 300 curious onlookers.
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Cleveland
U.R
The
Animal Protective League
Shepard
Moneter
Rothberger
Three Villages Study CWA Project
A meeting is set for Trimble to review a CWA project benefiting Glouster Trimble and Jackson ville. Mayors and councils from the three communities will discuss the proposal after a preliminary Trimble session chaired by Mayor Shipley.
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Council of
Glouster, Trimble
Jacksonville
McCullough Family Holiday Return Noted
May Amor ette McCullough of Camden-Clark Memorial Hospital Nurses' Training School Parkersburg returns home to Mollister after holidays with her parents Mr and Mrs C J McCullough. Ruth McCullough, student at Ohio University, also home for holidays.
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Mollister
Amorette McCullough
Camden-Clark Memorial Hospital
Parkersburg
W. Va
C. J. McCullough
HollIster
Ruth McCullough
Ohio University
Man and horse killed in Glouster vehicle crash
In Glouster on a Saturday evening Clyde Bingman struck a horse ridden by Momer Giffin near the old baseball diamond. Giffin suffered a fractured right arm and back injuries, while the horse had to be killed. Poor visibility from rain snow and blinding light contributed to the accident. Giffin was treated by a local physician and later rested at home. The horse was shot by Marshal Fred Heck.
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Glouster
Momer Giffin
Big City
Clyde Bingman
Giffin
Bingman
Hia
Marshal Fred Heck
Glouster PTA to Hear Supt Kenneth Ray Tonight
Athens County Schools Superintendent Kenneth Ray will address the Glouster High School auditorium gathering of parents and teachers at the regular PTA meeting tonight. He will discuss topics of interest to both groups.
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Glouster
Kenneth Ray
Athens County Schools
Parent-Teacher Association
Street relaying project starts in GLOUSTER with 14 workers
Start Street work began on relaying the paved street from the bridge near the tire plant through No. 6. Fourteen men moved from Harbour street project to the No. 6 CWA job, with 50 more to be added soon. Project expected to take several weeks.
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Glouster
No. @ district
Harbour Street
Unemployment Office Closes In Glouster
The Glouster unemployment registration office closed Saturday after two weeks of operation led by CWA field representative Charles Moleski. About 1,000 people registered, mostly in the first week, leaving few registrations in the final week. unregistered residents should register in Athens for possible employment.
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Charles Moleski
CWA
Athens
Oliver Oliveris Rites Set in Redtown Funeral
C F Wate lace and Norman Smith returned from Hagerstown Maryland with the body of Orvald Oliver of Modoc who died in an automobile crash near Hagerstown last Thursday. Funeral services are planned Tuesday at 2 pm at Brick Church Redtown with Rev A J Craig officiating. Burial follows at Russell Cemetery near Jacksonville.
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