Arrest Records for 1934 in Jacksonville Docket
ILLE Jan 18 A new in arrests for one year by Marshal Francis sonville during 1934 Jack remade on the este H R Phillips Mayo made for 17 separate the docket shows covering ordinances and state usual variety of crimes by offenders in toxication larceny driving xicated traffic violations the peace quarreling and of intoxication covered one half of the arrests the offenders and the man for each offense follows 78 assault 4 driving ted 3 disturbing the petit larceny 5 driving lights 9 harboring a t ancense tag 3 failure with health laws 7 park highway 1 quarreling 1 indecent exposure of remade during by Game Protector B F Four of these were for the m in a closed sea of Goree were for hunting with arrests We eight other arrests were the year in which pris held for out of town of
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Ille
Marshal Francissonville
Jack
Este
H. R. Phillips
Mayo
B. F
Goree
Fellows' Founder Honored at Service by Local Lodges
Odd Fellowship event in this city will honor its founder with a birthday anniversary program hosted by Magic City 0.C.F. and Marcellite Rebekahs. McGonagle and McConnell from McConnelsville will speak, with local vocal and instrumental music. Potluck supper planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anni- Wildy
Odd Fellowship
Magic City
C.F
Marcellite
Millfield Couple Announce Marriage of Their Daughter
Mr and Mrs of Millfield announce the marriage of their eldest daughter Juanita to Grover c at the home of H Pugh in Canaanville. The bride is a Dover High School graduate and the couple reside in East Millfield.
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Millfield
Daugh- Juanita
Grover c
Guysville
H. Pugh
Canaanville
Dover High School
Ray Dowler
Bean
Rebekahs Install Jacksonville Officers at Nineveh Lodge
Nineveh Rebekah Lodge installed officers Tuesday night with Mary Watson as deputy president and Bessie Davis as installing officer. New officers include Electa Grimm Noble Grand Susie Kasler vice Grand Margaret Hammond recording secretary Emma Parker financial secretary Altha Dunlevy treasurer Mary Watson R G N G Minnie Hallan L S N G Zelma Watson conductor Mary Hill outer guard Cora Householder inner guard Minnie Hartley musician Mary Hallam R8 to V G Mary Kalt L8 to V G Martha Kloh next installing officer Minnie Hartley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Mary Watson
Bessie Davis
Nineveh Rebekah Lodge
Noble Grand
Electa Grimm
Susie Kasler
Margaret Hammond
Emma Parker
Altha Dunlevy
N. G
L. S
Minnie Hallan
Zelma Watson
Mary Hill
Cora Householder
Minnie Hartley
Mary Alice Hallam
V. G
Mary Kalt
Martha Kloh
Barnum Starts Museum Venture and Early Shows
The narrative recounts Phineas T. Barnum s early risk taking from 1888 in New Orleans and New York. He traded a steamer outfit for sugar and molasses then sought a partner with 2500 dollars. He staged Punch and Judy, built a brick walker, created Niagara Falls display, and faced legal and public challenges while expanding his museum interests.
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New Orleans
Ceres
P. T. Barnum
Barnum
New York
United States
Niagara Falls
City Board of Water Commissioners
Kuhne Marries Marshall In St Marys West Virginia
Fred Kuhne son of Mrs Minnie Kuhne wed Miss Ethel Marshall of Chapel Hill Wednesday January 16 in St Marys West Virginia. They were joined by Mr and Mrs George Householder newlyweds. Kuhne formerly lived with his mother and works at Ohio Mine No 1. They will make their home here.
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Jacksonville
Fred Kuhne
Minnie Kuhne
Ethel Marshall
Chapel Hill
St. Marydé
W. Va
George Householder
Millfield Briefs Highlight Shaner Guests and Local News
Sunday guests at the George Shaner home included Mr and Mrs Fred Shaner of Columbus Mr and Mrs John Shaner of Glouster William Shaner of Nelsonville and J F Shaner of Roy The group visited on business and many returned home Sunday night Frank stayed through the week Charles Pyle learned of his father Sam Pyle’s critical illness in Columbus Governor Davey inauguration attended by Mr and Mrs Raymond Howard in Columbus A quilting party at Mrs James Sawyer in Trimble was reported with Mrs A H Boudinot and others present
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George Shaner
Fred Shaner
Columbus
John Shaner
Glouster
William Shaner
Nelsonville
J. F. Shaner
Roy
Frank
Charles Pyle
Sam Pyle
Raymond Howard
Martin Davey
A. H. Boudinot
Arthur Corwin
C. H. Boudinot
James Sawyer
Trimble
Brimstone
FERA
Lottridge
Doris Bond
Parkersburg
Edith Sheets
Troy Township
Athens
John Aiken
Travis
Ralph Chevalier
D. of A. Lodge
Little Hocking
Edgar Dixon
Cecil Radcliff
South Salem
Lillie Dunfee
Etta
Ora Dunfee
Alva Harper
Ernest Harper
FE. H. Stout
Junction
Marietta
Frank Caldwell
Carthage
Mr. Caldwell
Ed Carleton
Coolville
Fred Runton
Oscar Gunder
Howard Parrish
L A. Person
Pomeroy
Gertrude Johnson
Tuppers Plains
Lucile Beahrs
Elizabeth Durst
E. J. Williams
M. E
Torch M. E
Mise Thelma Bailey
Wilma Cole
Aubra Bailey
Charlies Cole
Alfred Russell
Andrew Wasson
East
Liverpool
C.G.C. Club
W. B. Roberts
Bertha Cooley
Boston
Bake Sale Draws From GLOUSTER Society Members
The Standard Bearers Society will hold a bake sale at Woods Furniture Store on Saturday afternoon. Many home baked products will be offered by the society’s young ladies.
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Glouster — Standard Bearers Society
the Woods Furniture
Skinner Infant Dies in Glouster Home
Ruth Mona Skinner five weeks old daughter of Mr and Mrs Dane Skinner died at 5 02 this morning at the family apartment over the Achauer Novelty Store on High Street. Funeral services will be Sunday at 2 pm at the home conducted by Rev David P Morris Church of Christ. Grandparents Mr and Mrs Judson Skinner Glouster rural route and Mrs John Woods Hemlock.
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Glouster
Ruth Mona
Dane Skinner
Achauer Novelty Store
High Street
David P. Morris
Church of Christ
Judson Skinner
John Woods
Hemlock
Mrs Goldie Willis Visits Son After Appendectomy
Mrs Goldie Willis spent Wednesday at St. Francis Hospital Columbus with her son Leonard who recently underwent an operation for appendicitis. He will probably be able to return home the latter part of next week.
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Glouster
Goldie Willis
St. Francis Hospital
Columbus
Leonard
Local Visit and Community Notes Roundup
Haydenville residents visited the Guinther home. Jacqueline Bears remains home with scarlet fever. Families vacationing in Union Furnace and Marietta. Jacob Guinther attended his brother Conrad Guinther’s funeral in Pomeroy. Sonny Robinett ill at home. Local clergy Reverend Dwight Pymire and Reverend G C Nutter to conduct church events. Independent basketball vs colored team at Camp Logan.
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Frank Amburger
Franklin
Owen Duffey
Elizabeth
Akron
George Starkey
Clarksburg
W. Va
Jacob Guinther
Jacqueline Bears
Scarlatina
Chester Beougher
Union Furnace
Charles Pierce
Carol Robinett
Logan
Wm. Rizer
Conrad Guinther
Pomeroy
Sonny Robinett
Frank, Crothers
Marietta
Andy Roush
Dwight Pymire
Frank Allen
Pymire
The
Nazarene Church of
Nelsonville
Camp Logan
G. C. Nutter
Honor roll students and local visits noted in Joppa
The December honor roll at the primary room lists third grade students Rodney Holsinger Marion Bailey Geraldine Smith Ruth Barber second grade Clifford Holsinger first grade Lela Fern Watkins Dale Bahr Dale Cowdery Francis Benedum. Various local visits are recorded including Miss Margaret Cubbison staying with Hattie Reed and other family and illness news. Ed Blake improves slowly from pneumonia and relatives visit from New Cumberland Scottdale and Bethel Ridge.
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Rodney Holsinger
Marion Bailey
Geraldine Smith
Ruth Barber
Clifford Holsinger
Lela Fern Watkins
Dale Bahr
Dale Cowdery
Francis Benedum
Olive Osborne
Margaret Cubbison
Near Coolville
Hattie Reed
T. F. Dye
Reedsville
Roy Blake
Maurice
Ralph
Ernest Blake
New Cumberland
W. Va
Ola Blake
Scottdale
Ed. Blake
Fred Roush
Racine
Oze Pullins
Gaye Baker
LeRoy
Donna
Vern Green
Mia
Wilber Paugh
Akron
O. Ed Blake
Virgil Westfall
Brawley
Near Hockingport
H. Green
Lowell
Bethel Ridge
E. D. Parker and
Men's Day Observance at Hollister A B Church
Hollister A B Church plans Men s Day Sunday January 20 with expected attendance near 105. Edward Fierce and Edward Phelps teach the older and younger men classes and awards include a potted plant. Special music features Rolland Coffman of Corning.
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Hollister
Hollister A. B
Edward Fierce
Edward Phelps
Rolland Coffman
Corning
Silken Spindles Meeting on the Riverbank
Brian Westmore befriends Gale after a dramatic rescue near the silk mill river scene. He learns she lives locally and spent two years in Paris dreaming of art. They exchange guarded questions about their lives and agree Gale should stay by the fire while he fetches his car. He returns to find no one there.
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Gale
Brian West- More
Brian
Paris
Brian Westmore
Troy Grange Installs New Officers For Saturday Meeting
COOLVILLE Jan 18 Troy Grange installed officers Saturday morning held a basket dinner at noon and a regular session with the new officers in charge. The event drew attendees from Brimstone District for FERA night school at Lottridge and featured community notices including local hospital updates church talks and social gatherings.
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Troy Grange
Coolville
Torch Sunday Service Change at Coolville M E Church
The article notes a change in the preaching time to 2 30 PM next Sunday January 2 at Coolville M E Church led by Reverend Williams. It also lists residents and visitors including Wayne Jeffers Wilma Cole H L Summerfield family in Hill Top Service Station, Kenneth Davis of Jacksonville and others visiting or staying with relatives.
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Coolville M. E
Wayne Jeffers
Wilma Cole
Emmett Cole
Little Hocking
H. L. Summerfield
Hill Top
Cincinnati
Summerfield
Kenneth Davis
Jacksonville
E. H. Stout
Lloyd Stacy
Lowell
Glouster Bruins Face New Lexington In League Clash
Glouster High School travels to New Lexington High School for a league basketball game tonight. The matchup pairs Glouster against the New Lex squad on the road as the season continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Lex Glouster
New Lexington
Man Denies Charge He Assaulted Wife in Athens Arraignment
John Gleason Jr of Athens denied the assault charge in an affidavit filed by his wife Jane. He pleaded not guilty and was bound over to the grand jury under 200 bond but committed for failure to post bond. Charlie Pitt of Athens was arrested for intoxication, pleaded guilty, and fined five dollars and costs.
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John Gleason, Jr
Athens
Len B. McCune
Jane
Charlies Pitt
McCune
Pitt
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