Mechan icsburg pupils with perfect attendance listed by grade
Richland Avenue school announces perfect attendance for the first term across grades from First to Eighth. Names include Donald Collins Garrett Hudnell Lowel Sutton Lewis Chalfant Anna Man Baker Dorothy Morrison Gladys Irene Shafer Virginia Shafer Velma Tubbs in first grade and many more across second through eighth grades with students like Emma Brooks Clark Colling Delbert Hitchens Lyle Munn Jack Robinson Erva Tubbs Dorothy Baker Jack Hutchinson Gladys Brooks Anna Carsey Clarence Cash and others. Birth and sixth grade names are also listed along with a brief note on a communion service in Glouster and a Mooseheart Legion birthday party planned for Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Echanicsburg
Mechanicsburg
Donald Collins
Garrett Hudnell
Lowel Sutton
Lewis Chalfant
Anna Man Baker
Dorothy Morrison
Gladys Irene Shafer
Virginia Shafer
Velma Tubbs
Kenneth Brooks
Sherman Brooks
Madge Glover
Thelma Ruth Parker
Arzetta Schoonover
Opal Secoy
Bernard Spaulding
Emma Brooks
Clark Colling
Delbert
Hitchens
Lyle Munn
Jack Robinson
Erva Tubbs
Dorothy Baker
Jack Hutchinson
Gladys. Brooks
Anna Carsey
Clarence Cash
Camile Cash
Donald Chappetear
Donald Coen
Esther Ditlager
Vern Glover
Sara Hull
Keith Knowlton
Esther Secoy
Mary Louise Wilkes
Wilma Brooks
Pauline Crow
Kathryn Carpenter
Richard Parker
Clarya Helen Sutton
Arlos Lillie
Robert Stanebury
Emery Coen
Gerald Glover
Francis Hibbard
Wills Hull
Glouster
BM. Ik
Cornell Dies After Influenza Complications at Trimble
Ellsworth Cornell, 65, died at his Trimble home Friday afternoon from complications of influenza. He is survived by his wife and son Ellsworth Jr., 13. Funeral services will be Sunday at 1 30 p.m. at Trimble Methodist Church, Rev. L. A. Donnally officiating. Burial in Maplewood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Ellsworth Cornell
Trimble
Welock
Cornell
James Bis
Elisworth, S Jr
Trimble Methodist Church
L. A. Donnally
Maplewood
Three Athens County Men To Be Paroled From Mansfield
Three men from this district are among 114 prisoners at the State Reformatory in Mansfield to receive paroles from the State Board of Clemency. Marshall Slisher of near the Black Cat saloon, Virgil Wolfe of Amesville, and Donald Martin of unknown address are named. Slisher is due for parole February 16 after 1 year and 24 days for copper wire theft and burglary charges. Wolfe, jailed since October 15, 1927 for theft of two tires valued at 16, will be paroled March 1 after 12 months four months. Martin, taken January 28, 1928, for car theft and concealed weapons with Helmich, will be paroled March 1 after more than a year. Andy Powell of Hocking County, Murray City, also to be paroled February 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
State Reformatory
Mansfield
State Board of Clemency
Marshall Slisher
Virgi Wolfe
Donald Martin
Black Cat
Slisher
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Manhattan Coal Company
Virgil Wolfe
Amesville
Federal Valley Railroad Company
Amésville
Wolfe
Edward Helmich
West State Street
Athens
William Williams
Harry Dalton
Herb Parker
Mapie
Pennsylvania
Helmich
State Penitentiary
Martin
Mansfield Reformatory
Andy Powell
Hocking County
Murray City
C L Johnson Dies Saturday in Columbus
C L Johnson aged 60s died of tuberculosis at his Columbus home after moving there from Ames Township ten years ago. He was born in Ames Township to Joseph and Tabitha Johnson and lived in Alexander Township. Survived by widow two daughters Mrs Eugene Woodworth and Mrs Russell Stephens two sons Harley and Roland Johnson four sisters and three brothers. Funeral Monday at 10:30 am Hebbardsville Presbyterian Church with burial in Hebbardsville Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Johnson
Athens County
Columbus
Mr. Johnson
Ames Township
Alexander Township
Joseph and
Tabitha Johnson
Johnson
Eugene Woodworth
Athens
Russell Stephens
Columbu
Harley
Roland Johnson
Bertha Johnson
Newark
James
William
Charleston
W. Va
Isaiah
Hebbardsville Presbyterian Church
Hebbardsville Cemetery
Court House Doings in Probate Court Athens County
One marriage license was issued Friday and two Saturday in the Athens County Probate Court. The entries name Charles McKee Jr. and Essie Rice of New Marshfield, Richard Waldie and Elizabeth Newmon of Athens, and Boyd Potter with Evelyn Rorick of Athena. Officiants listed include Reverend Felix, Reverend F. E. Roberts, and Reverend A. Y. Wilcox. An estate inventory for Emma L. Nixon was filed by admin Ime Woodgerd, with administration granted to Warren L. Ross and Lawrence G. Ross. bond set at 26000 with sureties Anderson Gross, Grace Gross, and Ione Gross. appraisers named F. D. Forsyth, Hf. Bands, and B. R. Walkes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Sr .McKee, Jr
Farmer
New Marshfield
Essie Rice
Sustica of the Peace
Felix
Rchard Waldie
Miner
Athens
R. D
Elizabeth Newmon
F. E. Roberts
Boyd E. Potter
Athena
Evelyn Grace Rorick
A. Y. Wilcox
Warren L. Ross
Lawrence G. Ross
Emma J. Ross
Anderson G. Gross
Grace H. Gross
Ione Gross
F. D. Forsyth
B. RB. Walkes
Girl treated at Columbus Hospital after bus crash
Edith Tinker fourteen, niece of Mrs von Scheele of Jacksonville, was taken to Grant Hospital in Columbus by E F Carpenter ambulance for examination with Dr von Scheele. She had minor injuries. In Louster January twenty six, Miss juries from a motor bus accident near Athens suffered two shoulder cuts and a hand cut. Infection followed. An incision between the shoulder cuts drained pus and medicated gauze packed the wound. She returned to Jacksonville Friday evening by ambulance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Tinker
von Scheele
Jacksonsville
Grant Hospital
Columbus
E. F. Carpenter
Courtney Hill
Athens
Jacksonville
Tests for Government Jobs Open. Civil Service Seeks Applicants
The United States Civil Service Commission announces open competitive examinations for several posts. Positions include assistant telephone engineer at War Department, $2,600 to $3,100 annually, associate and junior industrial economists in the Department of Labor, and various roles in the Bureau of Agricultural Economics with salaries from $2,000 to $5,800. Most states bar Maryland, Virginia, Vermont, Delaware, and D C from apportioned service. Full details from J. Kelley, secretary of the Board of Examiners in Athens Post Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil Service Commission
War Department
Women’s Ureau
Department of Labor
Women's Bureau
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Dureau
Maryland
Virginia
Vermont
Delaware
District of Columbia
Washington, D. C
J.¥. C. Kelley
United States Civil Service Board of Examiners
Athens, Postoffice
Characterist To Appear Monday At Ohio University
Zelinen the characterist will present flashed life and literature with scenic effects and fighting features at 8 o clock Monday in the Animal Memorial Auditorium. This second number on the Ohio University Music and Lecture course was postponed from January 18 due to the auditorium dedication. Zellner portrays famous characters from fiction and the Bible, with a claimed one character change in 30 seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zelinen
Oclork
Animal Memorial Auditorium
Ohio University
Memorial Auditorium
Zellner
Ruptured Trust Promises Free Rapture Aid
A fragmented ad-like snippet touts a free apply offer for various sizes of a so called rapture aid. The readable text hints at a roadside commitment that has attracted thousands but provides no verifiable details or sources.
Free Trial Cure For Ruptures AdVERTISEMENT
In this promotional misprint a company offers a free trial of a rupture treatment claiming the device supports and binds the opening without a truss. It urges men and women to write to W. & Rice at 892 Main St Adams to receive the free trial coupon and asserts it can cure large hernias and prevent surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. &. Rice
L' Main St. Adams
Rice, Inc
Main St. Adams
Jacksonive Mothers Club Holds Religion Theme Meeting
Glouster January 26 The Jacksonive Mothers Club met at Mrs E C Shirkey's home with Mrs Shirkey presiding. Debates centered on religion after opening with America the Beautiful and devotions by Mrs Householder. Members shared Bible references and readings included The Lord's Prayer and What to Tell Children About Death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Jacksonvile Mothers’ Club
E. C. Shirkey
Dorothy Davis
Shirkey
Mrs. Hoffmans Death Ends Six Weeks Illness
Mrs. Harry Hoffman aged 45 dies Friday night at 10 40 at home west of Glouster after six weeks illness from asthma and heart trouble. Survived by husband and six children Eurith Columbus Rolland Eldon Caryl Aura Mae Patty Lee. Also mother Mrs. Nancy Price and brother James Price. Sisters Mrs. Frank Shaw and Mrs. Eurith Bickley live nearby. Funeral 1 30 Monday at Church of Christ with Rev. Roberts officiating burial in Maplewood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Harry Hoffman
Eurith
Columbus
Rolland
Eldon
Caryl Aura Mae
Patty Lee
Nancy Price
James Price
Frank Shaw
Corning
Eurith Bickley
Hoffman
Gweather
Grouster Temple
Pythian
Objective tests used in mid-year exams in Glouster
January tests employed objective questions at Glouster schools this week. Teachers and pupils showed interest as the method eliminates inaccurate grading with a single correct answer per question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gjouster
Glouster
Imation
Bo Th Giouster
Poultry Survey Under Way By Rome Township School
In Tewwart on January 26 a poultry survey is being conducted by the Rome Township high school class in farm management with help from vocational agriculture. Students will distribute a 50 question questionnaire to poultry keepers in the community to assess feeding housing and management. Responses will be summarized to reveal community poultry practices and no individual records will be made public without owner consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tewart
Rome
Mai
Troy Grange Meeting Sees Music Reading and Police Talk
At Troy Grange in Coolville on Rock Street February 2, members with January February birthdays contribute to a program featuring violin solo Harold McBride with Margaret Conklin on organ reading by Mary Place and stunts by the Graces. The session includes a talk on rural police and their costs with an attendance contest between The Larvesters and Greaners beginning now and ending November 1, 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolville
Troy Grange
Rock Street
The
Grange
Harold McBride
Margaret Conklin
Mary Place
Larvesters
Radio Sunday’s Five Best Bady Features Weap Beare
Radio Sunday presents a lineup across NBC ABC WEAF WABC WOR networks with music and opera. Highlights include Beare, Werren, Mary Lewis, Beatrice Harrison, Lewis James, and performances from Chicago Symphony Orchestra Vitaphone hour and Gilbert and Sullivan Patience with Verdi La Traviata excerpts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEAP
Reinald Werren
NBC
ABC
Coolidge
Lord Weap
General Motors
Amesville Community Club to Meet at M E Church
Amesville community notes reveal a February 4 meeting in the reception room of the M E Church with an evening gathering in the church. An entertainment is planned for January 31 at the M E Church. The piece also mentions new road markers, a death in the area and local schoolgirl incidents with arrangements for transport, Masons meeting, and coal shipments from Black Diamond Mill with 35 workers and slow sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Brodway
U. 8
Lizzie Byers
JL FL White
New England
Athens
Gifford
Sone
Parkersburg
Mir Jed Linscott
Obituary and Local Notices from Dorcas Area Hospitalization
Racine Arnott dies of influenza and is buried at United Brethren Church in Dorcas. John Justice suffers rib fractures and a broken nose in an accident at Pittsburgh Mine No 16. Henry McCormick travels to Columbus to see his seriously ill brother George. Mr and Mrs Joe Jackson and two children Ralph and Dorothy Ann visit Irvin Charnell. Mrs Neva Dow and two children Bite and Maxine visit Mis Harry Alison and Miss Maxine Spencer in Rutland. Whibur Coe returns to Cleveland after a family visit. Mrs Cochran travels to Dunlow West Virginia for her mother Mrs Perry’s illness. Miss Gladys Crow returns home after visiting C Crow. Mrs Charley Mallory returns from Columbus. Plus an ad for Thoxine cough and sore throat remedy sold by Clines Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnott
United Brethren Church
Dorcas
John Justice
Pittsburgh
Doctor Daniels
Pomeroy
Henry NcCormick
Columbus
George
Joe. Jackson
Ralph
Dorothy Ann
Irvin Charnell
Neva Dow
Fragmented Local Names and Events In Aged Text
The fragmentary report mentions Wak' Mra Carl Crews Nick Stowe and others called to Hitlind on a week due to the mother. References to W. L. Savage, Pawt Allison, a basketball game Chester Pomeroy at Powmerey, and motorists costs for ten year oil road prices, plus economic notes on production and farm products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Crews
Nick Stowe
Keen
Virginia
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Richland Avenue
Nkers Bald
Women of Mooseheart Legion
Margaret McHarg
Paul Parker
Robert Heading
Jack Stanley
Faye Collins
Arthur Smith
Howard Zarley
Mildred Martin
Derwood Cradlebaugh
Closes Martin
Alan Spaulding
Juanita Davidson
Lucille Martin
Harry Jaynes
James’ Lee Stensburg
Katherine Burson
Anna ‘Mas McKinstry
Mary Seiple
Fauna Tubbs
Reformatory
Powell
C. L. Johnson
Court House
Emma L. Nixon
Ime Woodgerd
Columbus Hospital
Odd Fellows Lodge
Magic City Lodge
Marry Hoffman
Rome Township
RADIO
Willys-Knight, Whippet
Phillips Motor Sales
McCune Motor Car Co
Phillips Motor
West Union Street
Whippet
Willys Knight Cars
Youre
L. B
Mac) McCune
Casex
Stuart
Stuart Co
Avait
Marshall, Mien
Aiea Hontinte
Racine
Thornc
Ste
Clines Drug Store
CIA Moveland
Ohio
Lese
Richardson
Furniture
Scott
Grippe
Emalade
Scat & Bowne
Bloomfield
Atlas Store
Glonster
Breaken
W MA
Moore Romerfid
Nast Tin
Nash
Hondaille
Lovejoy
Coxclasivr
Nash and
NAS
Lindbergh
Paris
Byrd
Goebel
Hawaii
Fulton Nash Sales
W. Carpenter St
Thems, Dade
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