Sayre Family to Vacation. Stays Planned at Marbie Lake
The Rev. and Mrs Herman A. Sayre and children of the Methodist Episcopal Church will take a month’s vacation starting Wednesday. They will spend most of the time at Marbie Lake Michigan in a rented cottage. Pulpit Committee arranged four Sundays of 10:30 am services with speakers Ira P. Day D. H. Householder R. S. Parr and A. E. Wagner. The Rev. Sayre was unanimously invited to return as pastor for another year. appointment powers in Annual Conference to be advised at Oxford on Sept. 2.
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Nelsonville
Herman A. Sayre
Methodist Episcopal Church
Marbie Lake
Mich
Ira P. Day
Central Avenue Church
Athens
D. H. Householder
Methodist Church
Murray City
R. S. Parr
Lord’s Day Alliance of
Columbus
A. E. Wagner
Ohio University
Sayre
Oxford
Nelsonville Merchants to Close for Sayre Funeral
Nelsonville Board of Trade stores will close from 9 to 10 Tuesday morning to observe the funeral of Harvey Sayre, a prominent Athens County merchant, with services scheduled in the day.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville Board of Trade
Harvey. Sayre
Athens County
Bodies Sought After Tram Plunge At Rio de la Plata
The search for drowning victims continues along the Riachuelo River near the herd area after a tramcar fell through an open drawbridge and submerged Saturday. Rescue teams comb the water for missing workmen as authorities investigate the accident and its causes.
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Buenos Aires
Riachuelo River
Herd
Sayre Funeral Set for Tuesday in Buchtel
Harve S. Sayre prominent business man died early Saturday at Grant Hospital Columbus funeral services will be held Tuesday morning at 9 at St Patrick's Catholic Church Buchtel Rev Father Carney officiating burial in Buchtel cemetery
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Nelsonville
Harve S. Sayre
Grant Hospital
Columbus
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Buchtel
Father Carney
Fined for intoxication in Nelsonville court
Albert Matheny and Albert Williams were fined five dollars and costs each after pleading guilty to intoxication in Mayor Hickman’s court, as reported by Officer James Coope. Ben Taylor of Buchtel also pleaded guilty to intoxication and paid five dollars plus costs in Square Donley’s Court on the same Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Albert Matheny
Albert Williams
James Coope
Hickman
Ben Taylor
Buchtel
Square Donley
Birth of Billy James Keating Saturday July 12
Mr. and Mrs. James Keating announce the birth of a ten pound son named Billy James born Saturday July 12. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hellyer and great grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. I. E. Hellyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Keating
Ruth Hellyer
Billy James
Charles Hellyer
I. E. Hellyer
Communion Held at Local Presbyterian Church Nelsonville
Seven new members were received at the Nelsonville Presbyterian Church communion service as 160 attended. Guest soloists were Norma Devol of Fargo North Dakota and Dorothy Webster of Bellefontaine. The next communion is scheduled for the second Sunday in October. trustees plan to improve the manse with painting new metal work and a new porch at the back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Norma Devol
Fargo
N. D
Dorothy Webster
Bellefountaine
John McCombs Dies at Home in Murray City
Nelsonville, July 14. John McCombs of Murray City died at his home this morning. He is survived by his widow Cora and several children. Funeral arrangements have not been completed.
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Nelsonville
John McCombs
Murray City
Cora
Woman's Relief Corps to Meet at Odd Fellows Hall
The Woman's Relief Corps will convene this evening at 7 30 for a meeting at the Odd Fellows hall.
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Relief Corps
Woman's Relief Corps
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Mrs Shirley Dies Former Resident of Amesville
Mrs Shirley 65 former resident of Amesville died at her Springfield home Saturday funeral services in Nelsonville Tuesday at 10:10 AM with burial in Green Cemetery followed by visitation in Nelsonville M E F church. She leaves a husband John and several children Nettie Hickman Shirley Brewer Floyd Shirley Ruth etc. The notice notes family travel and local memorials in Ohio communities.
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Nelsonville
Ky Iilen Shirley
Amesville
Thefield
M. EF. Bh
H. A. Sayretting
Green
John
Childrers
Nettie Hickman
West
Brendt Shirley
Hamilton
Yma Brewer
Springfieldley
Columbus
Floyd Shirmbus
Otto Shirley
Nel
Mrs George Wend Dies At 67 In Chauncey
Chauncey notices report the death of Mrs. George Wend, 67, longtime Millfield resident, after a year of illness. Funeral at Millfield M E Church. she survived by husband and three sons Ray Ralph Clyde. Also obituaries for Otis Adkins of Chauncey, 23, who died at parents’ home near Hebbardsville after Brights disease. services at Alexander Church followed by burial. Pleasant View Temple Pythian Sisters to meet Tuesday for July birthday observances with luncheon at Shady Spot.
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Chauncey
George Wend
Millfield
Millfield M
Otis Adkins
Oscar B. Adkins
Hebbardsville
Brights
Alexander Church
Dannie Adkins
George
Lewis Adkins
Pleasant View Temple
Pythian Sisters
Christian Woman's Bible Class toMeet in Chauncey
The Christian Woman's Bible Class of the Church of Christ Chauncey will meet Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs Frank Sands with Mrs V Ahbrand as program leader and Mrs Floyd Nye as chairman All women of the church are invited to attend the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Christian Woman's Bible Class
Church of Christ
Frank Sands
V. Ahbrand
Floyd Nye
Chauncey Families Plan Ontario Fishing Vacation
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Henry and son Charles join Mr. and Mrs. Donald Henry with daughter Ethel, and Mr. and Mrs. Bartel Franz with son Richard, all of Chauncey, for a vacation fishing and camping trip to Ontario Canada. Elza Adams and son will oversee the Henrys' garage during their absence, while Bill John and J B Franz will run the Franz restaurant.
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Chauncey
Wilfred Henry
Charles
Donald Henry
Ethel
Bartel Franz
Richard
Ontario
Canada
Henrys
Elza Adams
Franz
Bill
John
J. B. Franz
Funeral services for Mrs Francis held in Millfield
Funeral services for Mrs Francis, a former resident of Chain Bailey Run vicinity, were conducted Sunday afternoon in Millfield by Rev K of the Holiness Church. Burial followed in the H Cemetery. Mrs McNutt died at Butler after moving there recently. She is survived by her husband and several children, with many sisters and brothers.
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Dhauncey
Francis
Chain Bailey Run
Local visitors greet Chauncey residents on Sunday
Ruth James of Millfield hosted guests including Mr. and Mrs. W. Johnson of Gloucester Mr. and Mrs. Don Sanders of Albany Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Gardner of Chauncey and Mrs. Rudolph Nelson and daughter Marilyn of Indian River City Florida in Chauncey visiting Mrs Nelson's parents and relatives
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Edward Sharp
Lyman Carr
Lillian Mack
Fostoria
W. H. Becker
Marietta
C. H. Bartlett
Violet Bayless
Mildred Hampton
James Kitchen
Columbus
E. W. Toler
Frances Gorsuch
Huntington
W. Va
Lillian Stover
Ed Keyes
Ss. S. Blackburn
Grace Shannon
Jack
C. A. Jack
David Gorsuch
Mary Lillian
Buckeye Lake
Kathryn Hall
B. M. Coakley
Mary
Ruth
Clarence
D. F. Shafer
Joe Mathewson
CC. A. Hooper
Athens
Doris
Jessie
Columb
Ralph Orr
Mrthens
Carl Stratton
On Murphy and Son
D John
Columbu
al Ind
Lulu Nor Wbus
William Lin
Donald York
Bis
Donna
Eden Patton
Gladys Ash
Lucille Sheeping
Charleston
Chauncey
Ruth James
Millfield
W. Johnson
Glouster
Don Sanders
Albany
M. J. Gardner
Chauner
Rudolph Nelson
Marilyn
Indian River City
Fla
Super-Slayer Burke Hunted in Two States
Chicago reports Fred Burke the bank bandit remains sought in two states after near capture at a Michigan summer cottage. Police say Burke uses disguises and may target officers. a $100,000 reward stands.
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Chicago
Fred Burke
Michigan
Hesstake
Muskton
Mich
Burke
Das
Moran
Funeral of Mrs Ida Weekley Held in Chauncey
The funeral for Mrs. Ida Weekley takes place Tuesday at 2 PM at the Church of Christ in Chauncey. She died at the home of her son Lester in Ocala Florida and her body arrives in Chauncey today.
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Chauncey
Ida Weekley
Lester
Ocala
Fla
Church of Christ
Mrs Lizzie Wend Dies in Millfield Neighborhood
Mrs Lizzie Wend 66 died Sunday at the family home in Millfield. Funeral services set for Tuesday at 1 30 P M at the residence with burial at Greenlawn. She is survived by her husband George Wend and several children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Lizzie Wend
Millfield
Greenlawn
George
Suit Heard In Bostows Board Merger Case
A U.P. report from Cincinnati dated July 14 cites Cyrus S. Eaton in testimony concerning Youngstown Tube Company merger with the Steel Corporation. The proceedings focus on a Cleveland based million led venture amid the Yen merger dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostows
U.P
Cyrus S. Eaton
Youngstown Tube Company
The
Steel Corporation
Cleveland
Midwest cooled by rainstorms ease heat wave toll
Rainstorms and cooling air spread across the Midwest after a week of extreme heat. Chicago saw a 36 degree drop in 24 hours as authorities reported hundreds of thousands in damage and at least 175 heat deaths nationwide with additional drownings in efforts to escape the heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U.P
St. Louis
Markers on 100000 Miles Of U S Roads Ease Travel
The federal road program marks nearly 100000 miles of improved highways. The numbering system standardizes routes by numbers, reducing confusion. East West routes use even numbers, North South routes use odd numbers. Shields are standard size and placed about one mile apart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. N. Burgett
South East Ohio Motor Club
Government Bureau of Public Roads
Este
Rosenbloom backs repeal of prohibition laws in bid for Senate
Benjamin L. Rosenbloom the first Republican candidate for United States senator to announce his platform declared support for modifying prohibition laws. He pledged to re-establish rights guaranteed by the Magna Charta the Bill of Rights and the Constitution, arguing Volsteadism is eroding basic freedoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
W. Va
Benjaminl. Rosenbloom
United States
Rosebloom
McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Extract Tablets Ad
An advertisement touts McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Extract Tablets as a tasteless alternative to cod liver oil. It claims tablets supply the same weight and strength building elements, are easy on delicate stomachs, and are approved by the Good Housekeeping Bureau. Mrs. Henry H. Manchester of Maywood, New Jersey, endorses their benefits for children. The offer lists 60 cents for 60 tablets from Cline Pharmacy Co.
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McCoy's
Henry H. Manchester
Maywood
N. J
McCoy
Good Housekeeping Bureau of Foods, Sanitation and Health
Cline Pharmacy Co
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Margaret Riddle
Canter’s Cave
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A. Seifert
Chesapeake
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Dayton
Ethel Johnson
Arlene Betts
Clayton Scheide
Logan
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Albert Hunter
Walter Hunter
Refueling Crows
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Walter
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Champions
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Cirtiss Plying Service
Nila
St. Patrick’s Church
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Springfield
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Hace Glenn
Peris
Charles S. Bradfield, Jr
Joseph Lee
Norristown
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Lee
Bernice Doyle
F. X. Renninger
Sam Ambrose
New Straitsville
Ed Kourt
C. FE. Beggie
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James McKee
William Estle
Mildred
Mae Linton
Charles Martin
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Robert Carro
Joe Ball
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Til
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Jake Seibert
Royal
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A. Gilbert
Columbua
Edwin Holland
Steve Holland
Ida Deedrick
Grove City
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Midwest
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Pathe Comedy
Crosby
Paramount
Paramount Picture
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Fredric March
Western Electric Sound System
Gil
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