Youth pleads guilty in garage robberies case
NVILLE January 19 Jackie L. Holland entered a guilty plea at arraignment to charges connected with recent robberies of the Beasley Garage here. He was bound over to the grand jury and later taken to Athens by Police Chief George. Police say he confessed to robberies in which cash was taken from a cash register on two occasions. The case follows investigations into the Beasley Garage thefts.
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Lavis
Beasley Garage
Nville
Jackie Y
Bes G. Holland
Ndt
Athensing
George
Frey
Jesse Backus Rites Are Largely Attended
Funeral services for Jesse Backus at the Christian Church drew a large turnout in Nelsonville with Rev. Strickler and Rev. Evans officiating. The Junior Order United American Mechanics presented a ritual, and several out of town mourners from Columbus Union Furnace and Logan attended. Burial followed at Greenlawn.
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Nelsonville
Christian Church
Jesse Backus
R. F. Strickler
Lloyd Evans
United American Mechanics
Beth Verity
Loren North
Tillie Hall
Sigrid Love
Greenlawn
Eugene Backus
Earl Backus
George Benboe
Robert
Junior Order Leaders Attend Nelsonville Session
Nelsonville Jan 19 L G Kline and W A Clark state officers of the Junior Order United American Mechanics attended the regular session of John A Logan Council. Kline cited figures on the National Orphans Home at Tiffin with 846 acres 51 buildings and 3100 children educated. Funeral services for James Guy coal operator were set for Sunday at his East Columbus Street home.
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Nelsonville
L. G. Kline
Dennison
W. A. Clark
Urbana
United American Mechanics
John A. Logan
Kline
Junior Order National Orphans Home
Tiffin
James Guy
East Columbus Street
H. A. Rothrock
Methodist Church
Horib
Crookaville
Services for Mrs Adda Sivans Held at Carbon Hill Church
Services for Mrs Adda Sivans wife of Frank Evans will be held Saturday at 1 o clock at the Carbon Hill Christian Church with Rev R F Strickler of Nelsonville Christian Church officiating. Burial follows in Carbon Hill Cemetery. She leaves husband four children five sisters and two brothers.
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Nelsonville
Adda Sivans
Frank Evans
Carbon Hill
Queen Esthers Meet Church Group Entertained
Eighteen members and two guests attended a Queen Esthers meeting at Betty Lowry's home on Clinton Street in Nelsonville. Mary Catherine Miller opened the session with the leader presiding. scripture readings were given by Elsie Matheny and Elizabeth Pierce. short prayers followed by Royal Gilbert, Dorothy Howard, Jeanette Cramner and Ruth Gilbert.
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Betty Lowry
Nelsonville
Barbara Jean Adamson
Ruth Laesale
Alva Patton
Clinton Street
Mary Catherine Miller
Elsie Matheny
Elizabeth Pierce
Royal Gilbert
Dorothy Howard
Jeanette Cramner
Ruth Gilbert
Southeast Ohio Truck Mine Operators Meet in Nelsonville
On Saturday at 7:30 p.m. at the I. O. O. F. Hall in Nelsonville, Southeastern Ohio Truck Mine operators will hold a meeting announced by secretary Clifford Hawk. Also on Jan 19 Supt E J Arnold of the City Schools will speak at 10:30 a.m. at the First Presbyterian Church with no evening service due to the pastor's absence.
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Nelsonville
Southeastern Ohio
I. O. O. F. Hall
Clifford Hawk
Arnold
E. J. Arnold
First Presbyterian Church
Lloyd Evans
Glouster Church Team Beats Linden in Columbus Game
Glouster Church of Christ basketeers defeated Linden Church of Christ 41 to 25 in Columbus after a 29-23 home defeat. The January 19 report notes Glouster restored momentum with the Thursday night win.
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Glouster
Glouster Church of Christ Basketeers
Columbus
Linden Church of Christ
Johnson
Clinesmith
Tulga
Linden
Liberty
Ind
Church of Christ
Linden G. Vy
Roach
Bended & Roth
Feoveccoanauae
Morgan
Ieee
Udcicnntianenees
Start Painting Project At Schools In Glouster
Glouster public schools will begin a CWA painting project after school hours this evening. The statement said experienced painters will handle the job and about gallons of paint are required to complete the work without disrupting classes.
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Glouster
CWA
Honor Stephensons Clouster Home Shower
A miscellaneous shower was held Tuesday night at Verna Stephenson's home in Glouster in honor of Mr and Mrs Bill Stephenson newlyweds. Guests included many local couples and families from Corning Trimble Jacksonville Marietta and Buck Stephenson. Refreshments and music followed the gifts and well wishes for the couple.
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Glouster
Verna Stephenson
Bill Stephenson
John Clark
Elizabeth Clark
Howard Guinther
G. W. Cavey
C. G. Lanesford
Virgil Strohmeyer
Henry Williams
Francis McAllister
Paul
Charlene Webb
Mary Skinner
Yonder Johnston
James Franklin
Jimmie
Buck Stephenson
Anthony Leroy
Corning
Lil Me Koons
Melvin Koons
Trimble
Evan Whaley
Jesse Dunlevy
Jacksonville
Pearl Wakely
Marietta
Don’t Go Through Another Winter of Rheumatic Torture
Urgent ad announcing RU MA relief for rheumatic pain from uric acid and circulating poisons. Claims quick natural elimination eases pain and restores limb mobility. Sells RU MA with a relief guarantee or money back through Quick’s Cut Kate or any druggist.
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Quick
Kate
Rannells and friends visit Dean and colleagues
Personal mention lists Mr. and Mrs. Vance Rannells and Mr. and Mrs. Will Rannells of Mc Arthur as recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Dean. Lee Burneile attended a Buick dealers conference in Dayton. Dallas Bay and George Stalder of Athens left Thursday for Florida, planning a few days in Chattanooga, Tennessee.
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Vance Rannells
Will Rannells
McArthur
8. E. Dean
Dayton
Dallas Bay
George Stalder
Athens
Florida
Chatanooga
Tenn
Miss Lawson Hosts Bridge Club at Luncheon
Miss Frances Lawson entertained her bridge club Wednesday evening with three tables of play. Luncheon followed the game. High scores went to Miss Phyllis Mills and Mrs. C. H. Ruble. Guests included Mrs. Robert Carren Mrs. C. H. Ruble Mrs. Fred Linscott and Miss Thelma Mills.
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Phyllis Mills
Ruble
Father of 9 Dies in Nelsonville
John Lafayette Cullison 71 died after a long illness at his Dowler Ridge home. Body sent to Stouts Funeral Home for viewing. Funeral arrangements not yet set. Survived by widow and nine children.
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Nelsonville
John Lafayette Cullison
Dowler Ridge
Stouts Funeral
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