NIELSONVILLE MACCABEES HONOR BRIDE WITH SHOWER
The Maccabee Review ladies hosted Mrs. Ray O Dell for a wedding shower at their hall. Fifty members attended with music games and refreshments. The guest received many aluminum gifts. Memorial services for Budoca Chapter 72 are set for Sunday June 11 at Masonic Temple. The program title is Send Me. Christian Endeavor Society meets at 6 00 PM.
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Maccabee Review
Ray O'Dell
Nelle Lancaster
Trabe
Budoca
Masonic Temple
Christian Endeavor Society
Culver Graduate Willis Hickman Returns Home
Willis Hickman son of Mr and Mrs P W Hickman completes a four year course in academic and military training at Culver Indiana He served as a commissioned officer in the cadet corps and helped his school’s varsity track team at Stage Field Chicago May 27 28 He plans to enter Ann Arbor this fall The Pocahontas degree initiation changes to 7 PM Monday night with refreshments for members and guests
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Nelsonville
Culver
Willis Hickman
Ind
Willis
Stage Field
Chicago
P. W. Hickman
Ann Arbor
Mrs Edington Hosts Needle Club Luncheon
Mrs. Harry Edington entertained the Needle Club ladies Friday afternoon with an elegant two course luncheon at five o'clock. Guests included Mrs. Charles Krizer Bre men O Mesdames Dow Shafer Blair Adams and Gay Aumiller of Columbus and Mrs. Elizabeth Preston L R Kelch John Edington Harry Kelly and Miss Hazel Edington. Mr and Mrs J W Bates and Mr and Mrs P W Hickman returned from Culver Indiana where Willis Hickman, the latter's son, graduated. Mr and Mrs R R Stalker drove to Delaware yesterday to bring home their daughter Miss Lucile for her summer vacation.
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Harry Edington
J. W. Bates
P. W. Hickman
Culver
Ind
Willis Hickman
R. R. Stalker
Delaware
Miss Lucile
Memorial sermon honors Knights of Pythias attendees
Pastor C. L. Johnson leads Bible school at 9 30 A M and morning worship at 10 30 A M A memorial sermon for Knights of Pythias will be attended in a body An evening service is scheduled for 7 00 P M The annual Children's Day program will be observed in the church service schedule
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C. L. Johnson
Bible School
Knights of Pythias
Sunday Church Services Announced for Day and Evening
Sunday school 9 30 A M morning worship 10 30 A M sermon by baster theme The Secret of Hope class meeting Epworth League 6 30 P M instead of 6 P M as formerly evening service 7 30 P M annual Children s Day service all invited prayer meeting Wednesday eve ning at 7 o clock cordial invitation to attend all services
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baster
Secret of Hope
Epworth League
Esther Class Social Night at East Side Ladies’ Event
The Esther Class of the Church of Christ Sunday School held a social evening with a pot luck supper, a stunt program, and games. Grace Sheppard presented the class history and the children’s guiding star name Esther was explained. The Lollie Pop Quartet entertained with humor and song, including The Lost Sheep solo.
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Esther
Church of Christ Sunday School
East Side
Europe
Grace Sheppard
Chautauqua Guarantors Elect Officers and Plan Season
The Redpath Chautauqua guarantors met at the Y M C A and elected President C J Sanders Vice President G R Robison Treasurer Ralph Parks and Secretary W L Hudson. Tickets set at 2 for adults 1 for children under 14 with no war tax and profits to the American Legion fund. Chautauqua opens July 3. About forty Boy Scouts from Troops 2 3 and 4 completed an all night hike guided by the Y M C A and leaders to Initial Rock.
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Redpath Chautauqua
C. J. Sanders
G. R. Robison
Ralph Parks
W. L. Hudson
American Legion Fund
Boy Scouts
Dilcher
Initial Rock
City officials tour Ohio Bell plant visit
The mayor and city council members inspected the Ohio Bell Telephone plant Friday afternoon. The visit was well received and enjoyed by all attendees.
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Ohio Bell Telephone Company
Parking debate tightens around Nelsonville square
City officials consider an 80 minute limit for parking in Nelsonville's public square a space can hold forty cars. After capacity is reached, forty automobiles are accommodated elsewhere raising objections about many drivers losing spots.
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Nelsonville Public Square
Getting Results at Meetings at Greens Run
The Christian church at Greens Run is in revival with Rev. M. E. Chatley from Athens as evangelist. More than twenty additions, strong singing from Chauncey Nelsonville and Athens, The King's Men of Nelsonville and the Higley's of Athens assist nightly. Rev. Gilbert Courtney leads the pastorate and urges greater service in the largely foreign-born community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Greens Run
M. E. Chatley
Athens
Chauncey
Nelsonville
King’s Men
Higley’s
Gilbert Courtney
Rev Murch to Speak at the Christian Church
Rev James DeForest Murch of Cincinnati will speak at the Christian church next Sunday evening at 7 30 o clock. A former Ohio University graduate he is in town for the commencement exercises and has served as editor in chief of the Lookout at Standard Publishing Co Cincinnati. His Athens friends look forward to hearing him.
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Murch
James DeForest Murch
Cincinnati
Christian Church
Ohio University
Standard Publishing Company
Lookout
Athens
Glouster Calvary Baptist Church and local election notes
Sunday school at Glouster Calvary Baptist Church begins at 9 15 a m with morning devotion at 10 15 then preaching at 7 39 p m A Thursday prayer meeting and Friday young peoples meeting are listed Children Day and baptism will be observed at the Methodist Church after Sunday school A young people rally and program led by Rev P E Kemper of Nelsonville and group is announced Several candidates filed petitions for central committee and other offices with filing deadlines noted Local examination for substitute village mail carrier is announced with details on reporting time and location Several regional social and travel notes include arrivals from Staunton W Virginia and Columbus Ohio and a Missouri to Oklahoma segment of visits and gatherings in the area
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Baptist Church
Young Peoples’ Meeting
Methodist Church
P. E. Kemper
Nelsonville
Election Board
John G. Myers
Will
Bob Switzer
Gallipolis
I. M. Foster
George W. Rose
George S. Thompson
Board of Election Office
Athens
Glouster
Lottridge Born to Carson Boggs. Carson Boggs Jr. named
Birth notice states Lottridge born June 4 to Mr. and Mrs. Carson Boggs. A son named Carson Boggs Jr. Other items note Ben Ackley visiting Daniel Ackley and family, Mr. and Mrs. Swisher and Lawson guests, Opal Boggs visiting Leroy Boggs, and various local visits and meetings including the Ladies Aid postponement to June 14.
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Carson Boggs
Carson Boggs Jr
Ben Ackley
Marion
Daniel Ackley
Meade Swisher
Coke Lawson
Dutch Ridge
Aldo McKinley
Opal Boggs
Spencer
W. Va
Leroy Boggs
Frank Caldwell
Parkersburg
Aylmer
Athens R. D
H. R. Watkins
Fairmont
Ladies Aid Society
Blackwood
Jacob Zu
Surprise Party At Penrod Home In Fisher Ohio
A surprise party hosted by Mrs. H. W. Penrod for her husband and his sister Mrs. Mage Riley of Trimble drew 45 attendees. Guests arrived with gift baskets and a fine repast was served, with attendees from Athens and Trimble joining in a pleasant early summer social.
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Penrod
Fisher Fisher
H. W. Penrod
Mage’ Riley
Trimble
Athens
Newark Shooters Claim Ohio Championship at Meadow Brook
Fred Harlow of Newark won the Ohio championship at single targets after a shoot-off with Akron’s B R Barde, as Joe Rummell of Niles and Dr W A Ewing of Dayton tied at 196 of 200. John R Taylor of Newark won the professional title at singles doubles and handicap and the high general average in all-round.
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Akron
Fred Harlow
Newark
Ohio
Meadow Brook
High UMWA leaders in secret New York talks on coal strike
John L. Lewis and Phillip Murray and other UMWA officials arrived in New York and planned meetings with operators to end the coal strike. Lewis criticizes Hoover price terms and notes wartime wages and profits, while officials seek a fast settlement. Separately in San Francisco Henry Wilkens clears a murder suspect test via lie detector, with police declaring the result supportive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Phillip Murray
New York
Lewis
Mr. Lewis
Secretary of
Commerce Hoover
Hoover
Fuel Administration
Chauncey to Host Two Notable Baseball Games
Chauncey plans a pair of park attractions with top teams visiting. On Sunday June 11 the Pomeroy team from the Ohio Valley league visits Chauncey, followed by the Columbus Orioles on Sunday June 12.
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Chauncey, CO
Chauncey Baseball Club
Pomeroy
Columbus Orioles
Yesterday's American Association Results Highlight Columbus Win
Columbus defeated Louisville 9 to 3 and Toledo edged Indianapolis 2 to 1 in 11 innings. No other games were scheduled yesterday.
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American Association
Columbus
Louisville
Toledo
Indianapolis
Baseball Scores From Around The League
Chicago defeated New York 10 to 6 while St Louis beat Boston 8 to 1 and Philadelphia rolled past Detroit 10 to 3. Cleveland Washington game was postponed.
National League Scores Report
Brooklyn beat Cincinnati 2 to 1 as Boston defeated Pittsburgh 7 to 3 and Chicago won 4 to 3 over New York. St Louis finished 4 to 2 against Philadelphia in the other listed results.
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Pet
New York
Eee
St. Louis Hee
Washington
Cleveland Snteeee
Detroit
Ae Econ
Philadelphia
Boston Eee
Chicago
Ereeen
Pittsburgh
Ist. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Boston
St. Louis
Games Today Across Cities
Minneapolis at Columbus. St. Paul at Toledo. Milwaukee at Indianapolis. Kansas City at Louisville.
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American Association Club
Pet
Minneapolis Sane
Indianapolis
St. Paul
See
Milwaukee
Columbus
Louisville Seen
Kansas City
Toledo
American Association
Minneapolis
Louisville
Baseball Schedule Highlighting Six AL Contests
In the American League, Philadelphia faces Cleveland, Washington meets Detroit, Boston plays Chicago, and New York travels to St. Louis for a quartet of pivotal matchups across the circuit.
National League matchups listed for scheduling
National League games show Cincinnati at New York Chisago at Brooklyn St Louis at Philadelphia Pittsburg at Boston. Schedule details emphasize league fixtures and venue pairings.
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National League
Cincinnati
New York
Chisago
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Boston
Court of Appeals Rules Wife Receives Lifelong Income
Elyria Ohio June 10 Court of appeals upheld lower court ruling awarding Mrs John Muzolak of Lorain seven dollars weekly for life for injuries to her husband at the National Tube company which left him insane. He is confined in Massillon State asylum.
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Elyria
Court of Appeals
John Muzolak
Lorain
National Tube Company
Massillon
States Motion Picture Censor Chief Is Dismissed
Mrs. Margaret Snow of Mount Vernon was dismissed as chief of the state division of motion picture censors by State Director of Education Riegel. Snow says the firing aims to undermine censorship and asserts Riegel asked her to resign at once.
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Columbus
Margaret Snow
Riegel
Death Penalty Given Gunman in Cincinnati Case
June 10 Cincinnati jury sentenced Noble Holt, the gunman who killed veteran city detective Frank Heustlein and wounded another, to die in the electric chair. Two women on the jury initially urged mercy on first degree, but were swayed after ten hours of deliberation.
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Queen City
Cincinnati
Noble" Holt
Frank Heustlein
Vote Ordered On Wage System By Railroad Workers
United States Railway Labor Board ordered all New York Central Railroad shop workers in Chicago to vote again on wage preference between hourly pay and piece work, amid ongoing labor talks.
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Chicago
New York Central Railroad
United States Railway Labor Board
Carr name clarified for Chauncey residents couple
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Carr request public acknowledgment that their surname is Carr not Clary. They state they were married as Carr and wish to be addressed accordingly from Chauncey, Ohio.
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Messenger
Carr
Clary
Chauncey
Chas
Deaths Funerals Mrs Lydia Mallory
Mrs Lydia Mallory died Friday night at 10 after a month long illness from a fall at her daughter’s home 31 Morris Avenue aged 82. Funeral services will be Sunday at Racine M E Church at 2 30 PM with the procession leaving Athens at 1 30 PM. Visitation at the residence this evening 7 to 9. She lived in Racine until a few years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Mallory
R. R. Hughes
Morris Avenue
Racine M. E
Athens
Racine
Both Sides Will Make Fight Upon the Tariff Issue
Washington June 10 Negotiations between Republican and Democratic leaders for readjustment of the senate legislative tangle were in full swing today with the Democrats said to agree to the tariff passage early in July. They planned to push the measure to force Republican denunciation as a tax rise boomerang. Republican opponents predicted the bill would win broad approval.
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Washington
Senate
Miss Noss Plans European Summer Sightseeing Tour
Professor Mary Noss of Ohio University will lead a party of eight young women on a summer voyage to England France Italy and Switzerland. They sail from Montreal aboard the Montrose and return September 2 visiting Oberammergau London Paris battlefields Italy and a Meiterranean cruise. The group includes Grace McKee Gail Hill McIntosh Greta Lash Hazel Cline Melba White Rachel Higgins and Ruth Henry.
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Mary Noss
Ohio University
Europe
England
France
Italy
Switzerland
Montrose
Montreal
Canada
Oberammergau
Local Visits and Family News From Amesville Area
Amesville residents hosted visitors including Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Finley and Mrs. Frank Finley of McConnelsville. Seth Morrison of Columbus joined the weekend guests Mr. and Mrs. FE C. Jones. George DeWees accompanied them returning home after a month with the group. John Bennett near Chesterhill was reported seriously ill prompting family calls. The Efes Daughters Sunday school picnic shifted to Mrs. Shoop’s home due to weather. Mrs. S. G. Linscott and two Basil children visited her parents, the Gibsons. Eldon Wyatt returned from a week with Sumner Wyatt, formerly of the Wyatt farm now in Minerva. Burt Marquis, once of Bern, now wandering, traveled to Bucyrus after visiting friends here. age about seventy and owning material goods for an easy life.
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Raymond Finley
Frank Finley
McConnelsville
Fred Shoop
Seth Morrison
Columbus
FE. C. Jones
George DeWees
D. B. Bennett
John Bennett
Chesterhill
Efe
Metta Glazier
Henderson School
Sumner Wyatt
Wyatt
Minerva
Burt Marquis
Bern
Bu‘cyrus
Unfilled Steel Orders Rise In May 321 Tons Increased
United States Steel reports May unfilled orders at 5,645,228 tons, up from 5,096,915 tons in April, a gain of 157,311 tons. The monthly statement notes higher backlogs as demand remains steady for steel products.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
City council requires 98 percent funding for extensions
Elyria residents desiring water main extensions must cover 98 percent of installation costs. The rule also applies to pavings and sewers on streets accepted since 1910, reflecting the city’s strained finances.
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Elyria
Trimble First Christian Church Gains Ground Under Johnson
The First Christian Church at Trimble shows marked progress under superintendent Earl Johnson with strong officer and teacher cooperation. A five week Rev. Clarence Mitchell meeting closed with a reception for 65 new members. Frank Wolfe of Los Angeles visits family in Trimble after returning from South America. Lena and Edith Wolfe lead a Jacksonville party to Guysville. Mr and Mrs J R Kittle return from Magnetic Springs with a visit to Bremen. A group including Mr and Mrs James Phillips and others began a one day automobile trip to Washington DC. Mrs Harry Sayres hosts her sister Harriet Williams of Nelsonville this week.
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Christian Ehurch
Earl Johnson
Clarence Mitchell
Frank Wolfe
Los Angeles
South America
Lena
Edith Wolfe
Jacksonville
Guysville
R. Kittle
Magnetic Springs
Frank Kittle
Bremen
James Phillips
Ralph
John Woods
Ralph Woods
Howard Dow
Athens shoppers and Carbon Hill visitors share social day
Mrs. Ed Anderson and son Jake along with several others from Athens and Carbon Hill spent a Wednesday shopping trip. Rob Smith and family of Carbon Hill were guests of Worth Dicken and were joined by about 25 friends with saxophones and violins at the Dicken home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Anderson
Jake
Lois Stage
William Bryan
Joe Slater
Rose
James Lyons
Fred Slater
Athens
Rob Smith
Carbon Hill
Worth Dicken
Port Dicken Social Aft ernoon With Ice Cream Music
Port Dicken, Sunday, residents enjoyed ice cream and cake with fine music. Clarence Stage is building a garage across the pike from Zion church for repair work. Carl Barnes of Marietta recently visited Mr. and Mrs. Harry Porter. Mrs. John Gabriel, daughter Ruby, and grandson John stayed with Donald Hanna’s family at Shawnee. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Beverage and son from Nelsonville were Thursday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith.
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Port Dicken
Clarence Stage
Pike
Zion Church
Carl Barnes
Marietta
Harry Porter
John Gabriel
Ruby
John
Donald Hanna
Shawnee
Jess Beverage
Nelsonville
Frank Smith
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Strode
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Needle Club
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Nelsonville, Ohio
J. E. Zeller
Agent Hyde
Cornwell
M. E. Church
Esther Party
Chautauqua
Greens
Lloyd McClellan
Casper
Wyo
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Harold Rose
Military Academy
Staunton
Harold
Charleston
Otto C. Roush
T. F. Gardner
Maud
Oklahoma City
Etta
Minnie Duncan
Cedar Point
W. R. Balderson
Malta
Balderson
Thomas Johnson
Mary Powell
Lottridge
Ogienge Glerro
Dently
John L. Spivick
Ellis H. Martin
San Franciscio
Cal
Science
Henry Wilkens
Wilkens
John A. Larson
Berkley
Daniel O'Brien
Cleveland-Washington
Cleveland
Prite Forum
Old World
Amesville
Chichester
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Ruggiat
Olds Motor W Work
Vision
Lansing, Michigan
OLE Auto Sales Co
Oldsmobile
International Correspondence Schools
KE. C. Kenney
Rep
M.D. Huches
Attorney At Law
Cline Bldg
Athens, O
U. S
Ment
U. S. Treasury
Victory Liberty Loan
the Bank of Athens, W. & A
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