Defense talk by Gen. Bush at Rotary Club
General H M Bush of Columbus urged national defense and military prep at the Rotary Club. He warned pacifists and argued war would bring heavy losses, citing wartime stats and the need for trained army and navy for future conflicts. He praised the army's role in disaster response and public health, and noted opposition to reliance on airplanes.
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Nelsonville
H. M. Bush
Columbus
United States Army
National Defense
Rotary Club
Bush
France
America
General Bush
Germany
Army
Navy
National Guard
Reserve Corps
W. H. Hyde
Eddler
Chautauqua
Johnson
Page Morris
Allard Hostetter
Donald Shafer
Sommers Funeral Held At Oak Grove Church
Funeral service for Miss Gertrude Sommers age 34 was held Thursday at 10 o'clock at Oak Grove church, conducted by Rev. O J Howearth. Burial followed at Greenlawn. she died Monday at Gallipolis hospital and is survived by her father Dan Sommers and several brothers and sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
O. J. Howearth
Gertrude Sommers
Oak Grove Church
Greenlawn
Chautauqua Closes Amid Rainy Attendance in Nelsonville
In Nelsonville on July 21 a Chautauqua session continued despite Tuesday’s downpour. The McVicker Symphony quartet performed a concert, a group with ten years of concert work and refined ensemble harmony, noted for its beautiful harmonica effects.
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Nelsonville
Chautauqua
McVicker Symphony Quartet
Willing Workers Picnic Planned by Nelsonville Church
The Willing Workers class of the Christian church in Nelsonville plans a picnic at the Grotto grounds on Thursday if weather allows. If rain prevents outdoor activity, an indoor gathering will be held in the church social rooms for class members and their guests.
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Nelsonville
The
Christian Church
Smith Family Heads East for Coast Camping Trip
Nelsonville report says Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Smith and family left Sunday for an eastern motor journey. They plan camping along the route and will visit Washington and New York City en route to the coast.
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Nelsonville
Jacob Smith
Washington
New York City
Woods Transfer Moves Pt. Pleasant Worker to Athens Office
Nelsonville readers learn Harris Woods, longtime Point Pleasant Water and Light employee, has left town for a new posting in Athens. He is remembered fondly for his service and friendships formed during his tenure in the city.
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Nelsonville
Point Pleasant
W. Va
State
Harris Woods
Pt. Pleasant Water & Light Company
Athens
Woods
Prayer meeting and chautauqua start early at church
Nelsonville announces a Christian church prayer meeting set for 6 45 this evening to accommodate attendees for the local chautauqua program.
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Nelsonville
The
Christian Church
Chautauqua
Mrs Seidenfeldt Travels Through Nelsonville to Petoskey
Miss Clara Seidenfeldt of Murray City passed through Nelsonville Wednesday en route to Petoskey Michigan. William Morgan spent Wednesday in Columbus.
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Clara Seidenfeldt
Murray City
Nelsonville
Petoskey
Mich
William Morgan
Columbus
Mrs. Stacy Sayers Injured In Chauncey Fall
Mrs Stacy C Sayers of Hoopers Ridge sustained a broken left forearm Monday from a fall at her wash house. She was taken to Dr Warren V Sprague in Chauncey where the fracture was reduced. Mrs Sayer is a former Chauncey resident. I and Marie of Athens visit relatives in Gallipolis.
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Chauncey
Stacy C. Sayers
Hooper's Ridge
Warren V. Sprague
Sayer
Standard Bearer Society Meeting in Chauncey
The Chauncey Standard Bearer society held its regular meeting at Miss Grace Smiths home on Lexington avenue. Stella Carter presided and led devotions with a secretarys report from Grace Smith. Social hour followed with games and music. attendees included Stella Carter Agnes Cunningham Verna Six Mary Stanley Wilma Palmer Leota Blackford Coral Ferrer Gwendolyn Andrews Grace Smith and visitor Florence Shreffler.
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Chauncey
Stone Family Heads West on Indianapolis Trip
Chauncey July 22. Mr and Mrs Henry Stone and daughter Miss Helen Stone and son Clarence Stone left by motor for Indianapolis Indiana for an extended visit with relatives and expect to be gone about six weeks.
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Chauncey
Henry Stone
Helen Stone
Clarence Stone
Indianapolis
Ind
Dinner at The Plains Honors McDonalds and Guests
Mrs William McDonald entertained with a Sunday dinner at their The Plains home honoring guests from Wellston Hocking Union and nearby areas including Mr and Mrs Charles McDonald Mr and Mrs H L McDonald W M Barnes James Gregory and daughters Erma and Ruth Gregory Clarence and Ethel Chesser Gay McDonald Jennie and Carrie Bryan all from Wellston or nearby communities.
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Chauncey
William McDonald
the Plains
Charles McDonald
H. L. McDonald
Hocking
W. M. Barnes
James Gregory
Erma
Ruth Gregory
Wellston
Clarence
Ethel Chesser
Union
Gay McDonald
New Marshfield
Jennie and
Carrie Bryan
THE PLAINS PERSONAL HAPPENINGS
The Plains social notes list visits and guests from The Plains and nearby towns. S. G. Nichols and families hosted and attended an ice cream social at the Townhouse. The Terrels, Dessie Anderson, Millard Bryan, Rev. Howard, and McHarg families figure in weekend and visiting movements.
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the Plains
S. G. Nichols
W. C. Nichols
Arthur Coon
Ambrose Tenel
Athens
Edward Terrel
Near Athens
James Terrel
Dessie Anderson
Columbus
Local hostess entertains guests in Chauncey
Miss Neva Ferrel hosts this week at her High Street home with Mrs. Sarah Ferrel of Nelsonville, Miss Grace Richardson of Columbus, and Mrs. William Stewart of Charleston West Virginia as visitors.
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Chauncey
Neva Ferrel
High Street
Sarah Ferrel
Nelsonville
Grace Richardson
Columbus
William Stewart
Norma Ferguson
Charleston
W. Va
Kirby Case To Go To Jury In Larceny Trial
In Delaware on July 22 Josiah Kirby former president of the Cleveland Discount company faces a larceny charge tied to a finance company failure. Closing arguments by Gov Crabb and Walter D Mears precede the judge’s charge and jury deliberations. Kirby previously faced multiple trials with a prior acquittal attempt and hung juries.
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Delaware
Josiah Kirby
Cleveland Discount Company
Crabbe
Walter D. Mears
Cleveland
Common Pleas
H. W. Jewell
State Block Likely On Brick Plant Purchase In Ohio
Columbus July 22 State control board quorum shortages may block authorization for the purchase of Tri County Brick plant at Roseville Muskingum county If enough members attend Finance Director Baker would seek transfer of 35000 from a 75000 appropriation for the project The session also faces intraagency dispute over a 100000 safety division fund and rent equipment needs for the new division
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Columbus
Tri-County Brick Company
Roseville
Muskingum County
State Control Board
Baker
Welfare Department
State Industrial Commission
Commission
T. J. Duffy
J. D. Clark
Malcolm Jennins
Ohio Manufacturers’ Association
T. J. Donnelly
Ohio Federation of Labor
State General Fund
Ohio druggists back ethics code at annual convention
More than 500 Ohio pharmacists, members of the Ohio Pharmaceutical Association, gathering in Sandusky for the forty seventh annual convention, affirmed support for a formal code of ethics modeled after medical and legal codes.
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Sandusky
Ohio
Ohio Pharmaceutical Association
Ownership Statement on License Plate Transfers
The owner states that license plates are not transferable between owners or between vehicle types such as passenger cars and trucks.
French and Spanish Forces Add Triumphs in Morocco
Dispatches from London report that French and Spanish troops scored additional victories against the Riffs in Morocco. The situation generally remains serious, but recent days show improvement for French forces, aided by Marshal Petain's arrival in the Fez sector, according to the Daily Telegraph.
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London
Morocco
Marshal Petain
Fez
Daily Telegraph
Letters Tell Deaths Horrors Rule Posted to Scott
CHICAGO July 22 Russell Scott awaiting a hangman’s dawn execution is targeted by letters and clipped quotations about death. Jail officials report messages from multiple sources aimed at breaking his nerve before the scheduled death. Simultaneously searches in Chicago Detroit and Windsor seek Scott’s missing brother and another delay.
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Chicago
Russell ‘Scott
Scott
Detroit
Windsor
Robert Scott
Small
Paris Debts Delegation Chosen Yet For Washington Talks
Paris reports a debt commission to the United States is shaped at a Paris conference but delegates are not yet named. A leading figure will head the mission with MPs and five to six financial experts. a September Washington visit is likely for negotiations and signing of the debt convention.
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Paris
Debt Commission
United States
Foreign Office
Financial Ministry
Franklin Bouillon
Beranger
Washington
M. Caillaux
Licenses Granted for Public Dance Halls
Probate Judge 8 M. Johnson issued two licenses to operate public dance halls after applicants met the requirement of five neighbor consent. William Finn of Deanville and J A Walsh of Jerseyville received the licenses.
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8. M. Johnson
William Finn
Deanville
J. A. Walsh
Jerseyville
Warren divorce case reset for July 29 trial
The divorce suit of Josephine Campbell Warren against Sam C. Warren was reset for trial on July 29 in the Common Pleas court.
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Josephine Campbell Warren
Sam C. Warren
Common Pleas Court
Martins Ferry Woman, 80, Dies After Heat Wave Illness
Mrs. Katherine Good, an octogenarian long time Martins Ferry resident, died here after an illness tied to a heat wave lasting three weeks. She credited her longevity to tobacco use, noting a pipe as her prized possession.
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Martins Ferry
Katherine Good
Martins’ Ferry
Pola Negri Rumored Engaged to William Haines
Hollywood studios report Pola Negri has a new love and may be engaged to film star William Haines whom she met July 4 at Coronado Beach.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Pola Negri
Hollywood Studios
William Haines
New Trial Denied in Non-Support Case for Carlos Bean
Carlos Bean, jailed in Common Pleas on a non support charge, was denied a new trial after a recent conviction by a petit jury for failure to support an ill mate child.
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Carlos Bean
Common Pleas
Case Dismissal in Common Pleas Over Kline v Jackson Suit
The case of Alice Kline and others against Wallace W Jackson and others was dismissed in Common Pleas court with record waived.
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Alice Kline
Wallace W. Jackson
Common Pleas Court
Athens Hospital Notes Reflect Recoveries and Procedures
Mrs Gail Hall of Athens underwent a major operation Monday at Sheltering Arms hospital and is reported in favorable condition. Miss Elizabeth Story of Pomeroy had tonsils and adenoids removed. Convalescents include Miss Edna Tribe of Central Avenue and Mrs A B Donalds of 136 North Congress Street. Mrs Clarence Wyckoff of 61 Maplewood Drive, Athens, has returned home.
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Gail Hall
Athens
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Elizabeth Story
Pomeroy
Edna Tribe
Central Avepe Ue
A. B. Donald
North Congress Street
Clarence Wyckoff
Mapelewood Drive
Duel tragedy near Imperial ends in two deaths
Investigators say a woman sparked the confrontation between Henry K. Kirk and John Truden, who fought a death duel near Imperial. Kirk was found dead and Truden later killed himself, prompting plans for a possible new structure on duels.
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EL Centro
Cal
Henry K. Kirk
John Trudgn
Imperial
Kirk
Truden
Kick
Divide Honors Control Of Industrial Alcohol
Treasury announces the division of responsibility for industrial alcohol control between the internal revenue commissioner and prohibition administrators under the new system.
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Washington
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Prohibition
Treasury
Seventh Day Adventists Hold Short Service In Weather Affected Night
Heavy rain and cold weather led to a brief service at Chauncey's Seventh Day Adventists tent. Tonight Rev Lenheim will lecture on the True Sabbath of Jehovah, a talk rescheduled from last night.
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Chauncey
Mr. Lenheim
Lightning strikes Main Street building injuring occupant
During an afternoon electrical storm in Chauncey on Monday lightning struck a small Main Street building owned by Mrs. Jamie Smith and occupied by Mike Leonard. Leonard was badly stunned as the bolt damaged the roof and nearly severed the building’s sides. Bed covers were scorched by the fire.
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Chauncey
Main Street
Jamie Smith
Mike Leonard
Leonard
Chauncey Men Seek Jobs in Columbus This Week
D. J. Powers Ernest Champlin and Thomas Fennell of Chauncey traveled to Columbus this week to search for employment opportunities.
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D. J. Powers
Ernest Champlin
Thomas Fennell
Chauncey
Columbus
Melloglo Beauty Cream Ad From D Zenner Co Chase Drug
An advertisement touts Melloglo Beauty Cream as harmless and overnight use to whiten and purify the complexion. It claims a child like smoothness with results lasting as impurities fade and skin looks clearer and more beautiful.
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D. Zenner Co. Chase Drug Co
Logan
Snail Study Ends in Tragic Train Fatality
London naturalist Prof. Thomas Waddington was killed by a train while tracking a snail along a railway line to study its habits. The accident underscores the dangers of fieldwork near active tracks.
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London
Thomas Waddington
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