Wet weather slows corn growth and farm updates span two counties
Corn grows slowly due to wet cold weather and many cutworms. Funeral of Delphia Croston held at Mt Herman with Rev. Kennedy in charge. Elizabeth Dewees of Cambridge visits Mrs Billa Coldwell. Eighth grade graduates at Chesterhill. Mrs Sarah Beard visits. Various local visits and travels noted. Henry Ford owns Fordson Coal property now running full time with better wages. Upcoming Children’s Day program at Lottridge A B Church. Memorial and church services planned for June 13. Local residents record hospital visit and community gatherings across Coolville, Pomeroy, Guysville, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphia Croston
Mt. Herman
Kennedy
Elizabeth Dewees
Cambridge
Billa Coldwell
Lilian Bardin
Chesterhill
Sarah Beard
Lillian Bardin
Maria Grimes
B. E. Armstrong
Howard Harris Bunday
Louwilda Glover
Selby Heights
T. E. Dickson
Carol
Frank Bardin
Dickson
B. D.ddard
Layman
McVeigh
Goddard
Pond Creek Coal Company
Henry Ford
Fordson Coal Company
Lottridge A. B
J. N. Jenkins
Columbus
C. D. Swartz
Lawrence Chapel
M. E
Carson Boggs
Parkersburg
Leroy Boggs
A. L. McBee
Coolville
Rev
Morena
Parkersbre
Orange
Pratt's Fork Socials and Beetle Lecture Near Jerseyville
Pratt's Fork residents host visitors from Athens and Flora over weekend as Wingett moves stock to Fletcher King while a bean beetle lecture by Farm Agent Johnson at Mr Wescott's Jerseyville home draws attendees. Agriculture staffer Mr Jones will assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Hawk
Athens
Wayne Wingett
Ross Ackley
Ackley
Columbus
Wayne Ackley
George Ackley
George Fulton
Co. V. Dixon
Willie Weatherby
Hubert
Untamed anger and health risks warn readers
Royal S. Copeland, New York senator, warns that anger can trigger fatal blood vessel ruptures in the brain and harm heart health. He urges temperance from childhood, self control, and measures to distract someone before violence begins, with readers invited to send questions for expert answers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal S. Copeland
United States
New York
New York City
Staike
Love Hazard and The Law's Shield on a Child
A 1936 Elsie advice column fragment discusses a married man, a lover, and a mother seeking custody. It warns that a mother risking a child’s welfare for romance may lose her baby, while the law and judges could intervene to protect the child’s best interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie
Mere
Elsie
Andou
Hasy
Nelsonville D.A.R. plans Flag Day luncheon in Lancaster
Members of the Elizabeth Zane Dew chapter in Nelsonville will join Elizabeth Sherman Reese chapter of Lancaster for Flag Day on June 14. They must notify regent Mr. Harry Edington by June 10 to secure luncheon reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Elizabeth Zane Dew
Elizabeth Sherman Reese
Lancaster
Harry Edington
Flag Day Program Planned by Athens and Nelsonville Elke Lodges
Athens and Nelsonville Elke lodges unite to observe Flag Day on Sunday evening June 18 at the New Majestic theatre in Athens. Officers will lead the program and I. M. Foster will deliver the address. Members are urged to bring families. event starts at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Athens
Elke
New Majestic Theatre
I. M. Foster
Child struck by car on Washington Street in Nelsonville
Harriett Davis, five, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Davis of Nelsonville, fractured both bones in her right leg after darting into traffic on Washington Street Tuesday afternoon. Driver C E Weaver of Ashville was held blameless, unaware of the hazard due to parked cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Harriett Davis
Harry Davis
Washington Street
C. E. Weaver
Ashville
Child Suffered Fractures. Doctor Reports Favorable Condition
A child sustained broken bones after a collision. Dr. C. G. Dew reduced the fractures. Her condition is reported as favorable this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Dew
Large audience at Nelsonville Chautauqua opens week
A large and appreciative crowd welcomed the Nelsonville Chautauqua opening with the Jugo Slavic orchestra performing songs of the homeland and tamburica. Captain Norman Allen Imrie spoke on English speaking nations. Mr and Mrs Glen Wells offered a dramatic program this afternoon. Tonight features the three act play Smiling Thru. Season tickets are urged for the remainder of the Chautauqua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Chautauqua
American Legion
Norman Allen Imrie
Imrie
Canada
Culver Military Academy
Glen Wells
Meeting at Presbyterian Manse Tonight
The meeting will be held at the Presbyterian manse tonight. the church is closed for repairs. Rev. Ralph Johnson of Dog Town will speak, attending the Bible school conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Johnson
Dog Town
Local youngsters and teachers take vacations and visits
Willis Hickman of Ann Arbor visits with his parents Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Hickman. Miss Marie Stowe a high school teacher leaves for Highland Ohio after remaining for O. A. commencement. Egbert Whitmore visits Washington D. C. on business. Mrs. Sinnett of Haydenville visits Mrs. Dorst. Pauline Donley and Donald and Florence Bort of Logan travel to Montreal to attend Kiwanis International sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Hickman
Ann Arbor
P. W. Hickman
Marie Stowe
Highland
Ohio
O. A
Egbert Whitmore
Washington, D. H
Thomas Sinnett
Haydenville
Charles Dorst
Mill Street
Pauline Donley
Donald
Florence Bort
Logan
Montreal
Canada
Kiwanis International
Bridge Tea Party in Nelsonville At Legion Home
A bridge party and tea in Nelsonville at the American Legion home featured eight tables of players from 2 to 5 pm. High scores went to Mrs. C. C. Sharp, Mrs. Cecil Shafer, Mrs. E. S. McCune, and Mrs. Herman Ruble. A second group arrived at 5, luncheon for sixty followed at 6:30 with pink and green decor and rosebud favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
American Legion
Raymond I. Barron
C. C. Sharp
Cecil Shafer
McCune
Herman Ruble
Catherine Barron
Quicksands of Love and a Forbidden Promise
A narrator struggles with a vow to nurse Lucia Meredith as her illness nears death while forcing personal remorse aside. Katherine remains determined to protect the doomed patient, prompting a covert plan and a tense phone call to Dr. Jin Meredith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine
Lucia Meredith
Lucia
Ucin
Meredith
Entertaining Guests at Cheswick Pa Home
Mrs. J. M. Hyde hosted a Tuesday evening informal gathering for house guests from Nelsonville and Cheswick Pa. The 8 to 10 oclock event featured baskets of garden flowers and roses, with Mrs. William H. Parks and Mrs. Hubert Hyde assisting in the dining room as about forty friends called.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Paul Stuart
A. Mackensie Lamb
John Greer
Leslie Locherman
Cheswick
J. M. Hyde
Hyde
William H. Parks
Hubert Hyde
Wedding couples from Nelsonville tied by vows and service
The Rev. Lloyd Evans officiated as a young couple wed. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Adam Scheeler, worked as a clerk at Wilson Bros grocery. The groom, Mr Nethery from Chester, Pa., came to Nelsonville a year ago as a Presbyterian church colporteur in the Hocking mining district and is active in Daily Vacation Bible schools under the Synod of Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Evans
Nelsonville
Adam Scheeler
Wilson Bros. Grocery
Nethery
Chester
Hocking
Presbyterian Church
Synod of
Ohid
Local Couple Wedded Here in Quiet Nelsonville Vow
Nelsonville report of a quiet wedding for William Nethery and Ada Scheeler of the city. The ceremony took place Tuesday morning June 8 at the Presbyterian manse with immediate family present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
William Nethery
Ada Scheeler
Tomorrow's Horoscope Promises Progress and Favor
The planetary setup favors advancement for workers and those in service roles. New projects especially with close corporations and secret orders should prosper. Social and romantic plans may involve expenditures but yield satisfaction. A birthday person may see yearly advancement and high regard.
New Death Ray in London Said to Split Any Target
Dr Edwin Scott invites naval officials to inspect a claimed one man death ray described as canned lightning. He says the device can split any land sea or air target within 36 miles radius and plans demonstration under military scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Edwin Scott
Confirmation guest list from Sugar Grove and Marion township
Logan and guests attended the confirmation at Mulberry Street Lutheran Church for Harley and Burdella Ellinger, children of Judge and Mrs Ellinger. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller and sons Floyd and Charles of Sugar Grove and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ellinger and family of Marion township joined the Sunday dinner at Judge and Mrs. A. M. Ellinger's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Frank Miller
Floyd
Charles
Sugar Grove
Henry Ellinger
Marion Township
A. M. Ellinger
Mulberry St. Lutheran Church
Harley and Burdella Ellinger
Elinger
Memorial Services Held by Venus Chapter O E S
Memorial services will be held by Venus Chapter O E S on Thursday evening after the regular chapter meeting. Those wishing to attend may do so. The services honor members who passed away in the last two years.
Miss Chakardie Credits Cuthura for Skin Healing
Milwaukee resident Miss Anna Chakardie describes severe facial itch and eruptions lasting a month. She says use of Cuticura Soap and Ointment healed her skin after two cakes of soap and one and a half boxes of the ointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss A. Chakardie
Cuthura
Anna Chakardie
Milwaukee
Wis
Vegetable Compound Helps Woman Recover After Breakdown
A woman recalls a nervous breakdown three years ago and failing medicines until her friend recommended the Vegetable Compound. After starting the remedy, she improved after the second bottle and now advises others to try it for good results.
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Sharpsburg
Lottridge
Raymond Boggs
Doris Akin
Mr. Reed
Pomeroy
Orange Church
Mildred Runnion
Mary Belle Bentz
C. M. Swartz
Guysville
L. H. Morris
O. L. Davis
DR. Copeland
Mrb
Raymond
W. Q
Copeland
Orchestra
Manse Nelsonville
Quicksands OF
Adele Garrison
Madge
Mrs. Meredith
Junior
Jin Meredith
Dr. Meredith
Hal Meredith
Newspaper Feature Services
Ina
Genevieve Kemble
Barbara
Louise
Lydia E. Pinkham
Maine
Springfield
Lydia E. Pinksham
Peter Sans Gages
Frank Woodard
R. R
Levant
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