Dies at 25 Frederick Preston Funeral Held Tomorrow
Frederick Preston aged 25 died suddenly at home in Nelsonville. A former athlete at Preston High School class of 1925 he played football and basketball and later joined State University teams. Survived by his mother Mrs Bliz jton and two brothers. funeral Tuesday at 10:30 from Greenlawn Cemetery.
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Nelsonville
Preston
Ted
Fred
Coward
Lancaster
Ambus
Fredenstate University
Ember
Delta Tau Dely
Methodist Arch
Nelsonvilles
Columbus
New York
Greenlawn Eisonville
Pleasant dental Ad from Quick's druggist offers comfort
An ad notes a pleasant powder deodorant that provides no gummy feeling and lets users eat and laugh with comfort. It mentions quick availability at Quick's druggist and frames the product as a real comfort. The tone mirrors old timey consumer notices.
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Quick
Ady
Buchman Teachings Highlighted by Local Pastor
Nelsonville group discusses Frank Buchman doctrine since 1921 and its spread among naval officers athletes and wealthy supporters. Rev Evans notes its aim to aid churches while not affiliating with any body. Community members assist needy newborns with sewing and faith traditions observed.
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Nelsonville
Frank Buchman
Lloyd Evans
Young People’s Society of the
Presbyterian Church
Buchman
Evans
Rev. Evans
Frank Knox
Mothers of Endeavor
Hocking Valley
Everett Shivers Fined for Intoxication in Nelsonville
Everett Shivers of Nelsonville pleaded guilty to intoxication and was fined $10 and court costs by Mayor J. W. Hickman. The incident occurred in Nelsonville yesterday.
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Nelsonville
Everett Shivers
J. W. Hickman
Betty Burch Suffers Arm Fracture While Roller Skating
Betty Burch, 11, daughter of Mr and Mrs Luther Burch of High Street, sustained a compound fracture of the right arm at the wrist after a Sunday fall while roller skating with other children on Faycite street in Nelsonville.
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Nelsonville
Betty Burch
Luther Burch
High Street
Faycite Street
You Got Your $45.55? 1933 money figures from Uncle Sam
The article notes that by Dec 31 1932 money in circulation rose to 9 698 503 044 from 9 421 224 505 dollars making each U S resident start 1933 with 45 55 in effect. It also mentions postal savings increases during the year.
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Uncle Sam
U. S
Mrs Jennie Robinson Dies in Toledo at 59
Mrs Jennie Robinson widow of John Robinson died Saturday in Toledo at age 59. Her body was brought to Nelsonville and then to Beaumont for funeral services Tuesday at 2 o clock with burial at Hebbardsville. She is survived by two daughters and one son. The family formerly lived in Nelsonville Circle Hill.
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Nelsonville
Jennie Robinson
John Robinson
Toledo
Russell Childers
Beaumont
Hebbardsville
Circle Hill
Faithful Workers Class elects officers at Myers Street meeting
The Faithful Workers Class of the Methodist Church met at Mrs. Chas Reynolds home on Myers Street Friday night. Mrs. C G Kreppel presided as president, with a program of hymns scripture and prayers followed by officer elections and readings. Luncheon for 26 members and guests was served by the hostesses. Nelsonville news reports football coach C H Hannas returning from Grant Hospital after tonsil operation.
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The
Methodist Church
Chas. Reynolds
Myers Street
C. G. Kreppel
Fred Freer
Bertha Barker
Co. G. Kreppel
Anna Raine
Josephine Murphy
Adda Neikirk
Willard Bartoe
Harry Cox
J. D. Ledlie
Grace Dugan
Will Burnell
David Stewart
Conrad Wein
Eulalia Hoch
Jesse Bryan
Charlies Reynolds
Thomas Spencer
Spencer
George Evans
Harry Runion
Jerry Bryan
Poplar Street
Belle Smith
Cora Davis
Maude Bryan
Leah Reynolds
Local visits and D A R meeting reported in Athens area
Personal mentions note Ed Mills and family visiting relatives in Zanesville and Ohio State dentistry student Lowell Burnell with his father in Columbus. D A R chapter event hosted by Mrs L J Eberle and Mrs L D Johnson in Nelsonville with Rev Sayre speaker and plans for tree planting and unemployment aid.
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Ed Mills
Edward
Zanesville
Lowell Burnell
Ohio State University
Columbus
Earl Roberts
Logan
Gene Berry
Ben Walters
Mary Mathewson
Edith Beagle
Wallace Glenn
Mary Alconin
George Lowry
Henry Moler
Lyman
Margaret England
Don Gabriel
Lewis Farm
John Butts
Lash
Nelson McDaniels
Athens
Mathewson Couple Called to Columbus Over Injury
Nelsonville report says Mrs. Cora Wade, mother of Mrs. Wade, fell and fractured her arm in two places with other injuries. The Mathewsons were summoned Saturday night after the message from Columbus.
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Nelsonville
Tom Mathewson
Columbus
Cora Wade
Too Smart He Spurns 22800 In Minneapolis Loot
Chicago gambler William Skidmore known as Too Smart refuses a mailed package from Minneapolis claiming innocence and danger of a frame. Postal inspectors uncover 22000 in bonds and 800 cash tied to a city postal robbery loot. Skidmore says detectives are hired to aid U S officials in locating the senders.
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William Skidmore
Chicago
Skidmore
Minneapolis
U. S
Dr L L Imes Dies in Denver of Tuberculosis
Dr L L Imes 57 of New Marshfield died in a Denver sanitarium from tuberculosis after years of ill health. He previously practiced in Logan Ohio and New Marshfield. He leaves a wife three children and two brothers. Funeral services were held in Denver.
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Denver
Logan
Ohio
New Marshfield
Colorado
Imes
Colorado Springs
Col
Texas
New Mexico
Dr. Imes
Ohio University
College of Medicine
Chicago University
Howard
Roger
Mary Lou
Rupert
Bridgeville
R. P. Imes
Fruit Growers Meet Tuesday at Coolville High School
Annual Fruit Growers School will be held at the Coolville High School Auditorium starting Tuesday at 10 30 am. Topics include cultural marketing and insect and disease control. Speakers include E T LeFave of Atlantic Commission Co T H Parks and S C Holland state extension experts.
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Coolville High School
E. T. LeFave
Atlantic Commission Co
T. H. Parks
8. C. Holland
Chinese Plan Direct Treaty With Japan
China moves toward direct talks with Japan over the Manchurian dispute as faith in the League of Nations wanes. A spokesman for the Japanese Legation said prospects for direct negotiations look bright and Tokyo would welcome the move.
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League of Nations
United States
Philippine Islands
Guam
Hawaiian
League
Marshall
Caroline Groups
Seypan
Peiping
U.P
China
Legation
Tokio
Station Manager killed At Home by Burglar
Samuel W. Phillips 40 manager of the Federal Erosion Station on the National Pike west of Zanesville was shot and killed by a burglar early today as he investigated a noise in his son’s bedroom. The intruder entered with a ladder from the garage and fled.
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Zanesville
Samuel W. Phillips
Federal
National Pike
Here
Phillips
Rioting Flares as Irish Campaigns Clashes Escalate
In Ireland's general election heat, rival camps clashed in Tralee and other towns. Bricks and clubs flew as Civic Guards struggled to separate crowds. Former President Cosgrave narrowly escaped after De Valera supporters disrupted a Cosgrave meeting. violence lasted hours with injuries reported.
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Ireland
Free State
Tralee
William T. Cosgrave
Eamon de Valera
Cosgrave
Attacks Japan's Foreign Policy at Diet Session
Hitoshi Ashida of the Seiyukai party challenged Japan's Manchuria seizure policy in the Diet. He demanded a clear statement of Japan's Asiatic policy from Foreign Minister Uchida, accusing Uchida and War Minister Araki of dictating a vacillating approach and deploring Geneva policy and lack of constructive action in Manchuria.
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U.P
Manchuria
Hitoshi Ashida
Seiyukai Party
House of Peers
Yasuya Uchida
Japan
United States
Ashida
Uchide
Sadao Araki
Geneva
Plans for community house on Isaak Walton League farm
Athens Chapter members meet at City Hall at 7 30 PM Tuesday to discuss raising funds for a community house on the Isaak Walton League farm in Waterloo Township. The project would allow broader use of the farm and members expect to donate time and money this year.
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Isaak Walton League
Waterloo Township
Athens
Guard Around Japanese Consulate After Singer Strike
In Yokohama police advised American consular officials to move their wives from the consulate and set a guard around the building after 500 Singer Sewing Machine Company workers were dispersed near the concourse. Police arrested 145 demonstrators. American Consul Charles Duvault and the vice consuls arranged to move families from the consular apartments if trouble continued.
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Yokohama
U.P
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Charles Duvault
Conular
Ladies Auxiliary to Serve Turkey Supper Next Friday
The Ladies Auxiliary of Alexander Presbyterian Church will host a turkey supper next Friday evening with serving starting at 4 30. Proceeds will benefit the church.
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Alexander Presbyterian Church
Sermon at Alexander Presbyterian on Religion as a Stim ulant
The Mark study class meets Saturday at 8 pm at Alexander Presbyterian Church. Rev. Howard Warner will again preach next Sunday at 11 am on the topic Religion a stimulant, not an opiate.
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Alexander Presbyterian Church
Howard Warner
McDowells Attend Christian Social Service Conference
Miss Irene McDowell and her mother Mrs. Elizabeth McDowell are in Wheeling West Virginia and Steubenville for a Christian Social Service Conference and family visit during a conference week in Nelsonville.
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Nelsonville
Irene McDowell
Elizabeth McDowell
Wheeling
W. Va
Steubenville
Mrse McDowell
Regular Meeting Tonight in Nelsonville I O F Hall
The Woman's Relief Corps holds a regular meeting tonight at 7 o'clock in the I O F Hall in Nelsonville. Members are advised to attend and participate in planned activities for the evening.
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Nelsonville
Woman's Re- Hef Corps
I. O. F. Hall
Arrest Two Brothers In Sabina Bank Job
Sheriff announces the £2500 First Nations Bank holdup at Sabina was solved with the arrest of James Clift 32 and his brother Russell 24 from Richmond Indiana in Memphis Tennessee. $575 of loot was recovered at the home of George Bickelhammer Lebanon. Howard Wells 23 remained in jail awaiting grand jury action and confessed. Memphis police found $1170 on the two brothers. Sheriff Letty planned to return them. extradition to Ohio unlikely.
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U.R
Frank Letty
First Nations Bank
Sabina
Memphis
James Clift
Russell
Richmond
Ind
George Bickelhammer
Lebanon
Howard Wells
Betty
Ohio
Letty
Police protection requested for Japanese Consulate protest
In San Francisco on January 23 police protection was requested for the Japanese Consulate amid a planned Communist demonstration. The Consul General said communists of Japanese Chinese and Negro participants planned to march on the building, and police were assigned to guard the site.
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San Francisco
Hiraname Wakasugi
Dean’s Assistant Eve Brewster Dies After Surgery
Eve Lynn Brewster, 34, assistant to the dean of the College of Education at Ohio State University, died yesterday in White Cross Hospital following an operation.
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Columbus
Mias Evelyn Brewster
College’ of Education
Ohio State University
White Cross Hospital
Flour Distribution by Athens County Red Crows
The Athens County Red Crows will distribute flour at Glouster tomorrow from 9 a m to 12 o'clock. Local residents may collect a supply during the morning distribution window.
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Fiour
Athens County
Red Crows
Glouster
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