Aged Women Die At End Of Week In Nelsonville
Mrs. Hattie Johnson, 91, died after a three week illness at her daughter’s Nelsonville home. She and her husband, William Johnson, were Swedish immigrants who settled at Jobs, later associated with the community. Five daughters and one son survive, with funeral plans undetermined. The article also notes the death of Mrs. Martha Ann Quinn, 82, in Murray City and lists local school and club activities and upcoming lectures and events.
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Elsonville
Hattie Johnson
Barron
West Washington Street
Nelsonville
Jobs
Johnson
Methodist Church
Ed Love
John Love
Charles Johnson
Hilma Johnson
Columbus
Oscar Johnson
Murray City
William Johnson
Selma Love
Martha Ann Quinn
M. E. Church
Greenlawn
William Quinn
Quinton
Father Owens Expounds Bible History and Selection
Father Eugene Owens delivered a sermon at St Andrew's last Sunday on The Bible and its origins. He traced God writing the law on man and Moses compiling sacred writings, leading to the Old and New Testaments with the church selecting twenty seven New Testament books by the fourth century.
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Sonvilliz Tan
Eugene Owens
St. Andrew's Tech
Gqwens
Father Owens
Moses
Flo
Christ
Messias
Goops Raid Hits Nelsonville Needing Night Sleep
East Find residents report relief as a raid on multiple sites leads to the mysterious disappearance of six chickens. Wes Davis, East End grocer, notes the weeklong poultry thefts ended, while neighbors tally losses from different locations.
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Nelsonville
East
Wes Davis
End Grocer
Faithful Workers' class holds monthly M E meeting
The Faithful Workers' class of the M E Sunday School met at Mrs. John Riley's Fort street home Friday for a monthly gathering. Attendees shared music, contests, and social chat, with plans discussed for Hunter offering funding and a humorous reading by Mrs. Thomas Spencer.
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Faithful Workers
M. E. Sunday School
John Riley
Fort Street
Thomas Spencer
Alice Anderson
Samuel Frank
George Evans
Grace Dugan
Stella Betta
Evlains Hoch
Charles Edgell
Wilard Bartoe
John Murphy
Perce Raine
Elizabeth Green
Fannie Williams
Allen Riley
Frank Higgins
Thomas Riley
Walter Quigley
Columbus
Mary Jo Riley
Ruth Marie Spencer
Noble Grand Society of the Faithful Rebekah Lodge
Charles Ervin
Walnut Street
Jacob Smith
Courts Move Fast in Gombes Larceny Sentence
In Columbus, Charles J. Gombes, former Columbus Athletic Club employee, faced rapid proceedings after arrest in Youngstown. He was brought to Columbus, indicted without presentment to a grand jury, and sentenced by Judge John R. King to a minimum seventeen years for stealing railway account blanks and passes, before entering the Ohio State penitentiary.
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Columbus
Charles J. Gombes
Columbus Athletic Club
Youngstown
John R. King
Ohio State Penitentiary
Gombes
Indictment Charged in Manslaughter Case In Montgomery County
Jan. 29 in Montgomery County grand jury Don Cono issued an indictment charging Grace Walker, 23, in connection with the death of William L. Koch in an automobile accident last month. Detroit report notes Parents of two youths to be thrashed in court next Thursday as substitute for fines and an alternate 60 day jail term.
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Dayton
Montgomery County Grand Jury
Don Cono
Grace Ee “Eas Eee
Walker
Detroit
William L. Koch
John J. Riopelle
Blind Man's Buff origins traced to William the Conqueror court
The game Blind Man's Buff originated in the era of William the Conqueror and was commonly played by his courtiers. The note connects the pastime to medieval royal circles and keeps a playful historical angle.
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William the Conqueror
Mellon orders anti dumping action on German pig iron
U S Secretary of the Treasury Mellon issued an anti dumping order against German pig iron. He said German pig iron is imported at less than fair value and American firms would be harmed unless action stops.
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Washington
U.R. Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
Germany
United States
Crime and divorce strain Chaplin family in era headlines
Station guards protect Mrs Lite Grey Chaplin and her two children in Los Angeles amid threatening mail following her divorce from Charlie Chaplin. Lawyers refuse to disclose Chaplin’s assets. arrests expected in federal cleanup in Dayton. a self inflected death identified near Seloto River. Harvard professor McDougall resigns to join Duke. Rabbi Silver denounces trial marriage. Moscow orders reaching second hand bookshops in London.
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Los Angeles
U.pr
Lite Grey Chaplin
Charlie
Chaplin
Explosion Injures Ten At Connellsville By-Products No. 1 Mine
Ten men were injured, four seriously, in an explosion at the Connellsville By-Products Coal company No. 1 mine in Morgantown West Virginia. It followed another accident in the same mine within fourteen hours.
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Morgantown
W. Va
U.R
Connellsville By-Products Coal Company
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Chiefs’ Association
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Poplar Street
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