Convention Visitors Attend Pocahontas and Red Men Meeting
Mrs Elizabeth Pidcock travels to Columbus to represent Eagle tribe Coun cil No 57 Degree of Pocahontan at the Great Council meeting at the Southern hotel. Mrs Sadie Linton Mrs Lillie Wallace and Misses Hazel Wallace and Margaret Clark with Mrs Hugh Riggs of Murray City join the June sessions. William Voss Nelsonville and Herman Seidenfeldt Murray City are named as representatives to the Great Council of Red Men at the same Columbus gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Elizabeth Pidcock
Columbus
Edward Pedigo
Eagle Tribe
Pocahontan
Southern Hotel
Sadie Linton
Lillie Wallace
Hazel Wallace
Margaret Clark
Hugh Riggs
Murray City
William Voss
Herman Seidenfeldt
Great Council of Red Men
Pastor Stuckey Resigns to Lead St Marys Church
Nelsonville reports Revvy. N. O. Stuckey resigns as pastor of the Pilgrim Holiness church and will move with his family to St. Marys tomorrow. He will preach a farewell sermon on Sunday June 24 before leaving. The Bliss Business College Columbus scholarship goes to Thelma Haas of Nelsonville High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
N. O. Stuckey
Pilgrim Holiness Church
St. Marys
Bliss Business College
Columbus
Thelma Haas
Nelsonville High School
William H Mosure Dies at Alexander Home at 76
William H Mosure aged 76 died suddenly of heart disease at 5 a m Sunday at his Alexander area home after declining health. Funeral set for 1 30 p m Tuesday at Hebbardsville church with Rev Howard E Warner. burial in West Union street cemetery Athens. A retired farmer born in Hocking county he spent most of his life near Albany, later living in Athens briefly. His wife died in 1919. He leaves two sons Charles F Mosure of Lancaster and Elmer L Mosure at home a brother Charles Mosure of Buchtel and two sisters Mrs Linda B K Hutchinson of Columbus and Miss Margaret E Mosure of Nelsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebbardsville
William H. Mosure
Howard E. Warner
West Union Street
Athens
Masure
Hocking County
Albany
Charles F. Mosure
Lancaster
Elmer L. Mosure
Charles Mosure
Buchtel
Linda BK. Hutchinson
Columbus
Margaret E. Mosure
Nelsonville
Knights of Pythias Memorial Service Held in Nelsonville
Nelsonville June 11 The Knights of Pythias held a memorial service at the Church of Christ with the center section filled and overflow seating. Rev K H Mc Corkie praised the order and recounted Damon and Pythias and Pythagoras while stressing loyalty to Christ beyond friends. Flower tributes were laid at Greenlawn graves by a prep committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Knights of Pythias
Church of Christ
Order
K. H. McCorkie
Damon
Pythias
Pythagoras
Syracuse
Dionysius
Christ
Greenlawn
Daughters of Veterans to Install Chapter in Nelsonville
Daughters of Veterans will institute a local chapter in Nelsonville on Wednesday at 7 30 PM in the Legion building. All eligible persons are invited to attend and participate in the ceremony and organizational events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Veterans
Nelsonville
Legion Building
Institution of the Daughters of Veterans
Mechem couple depart on Michigan motor trip
Nelsonville notes Mr and Mrs Stanley Mechem left Sunday for a week long motor trip through Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Stanley Mechem
Michigan
Silver Thimble Club Meeting Highlights
The Silver Thimble 4 H club met at Marie Daw ley home with eighteen members and four visitors. Irene Lyons and Mary Horn presented on suitable fabrics, Ester Evans and Margaret Kammerling on club dress construction, and Marie Johnson and Thelma Matheny on pattern creation. Candy refreshment was served. next meeting will be at Hester Smith's house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Dawley
Irene Lyons
Mary Horn
Ester Evans
Margaret Kammerling
Marie Johnson
Thelma Matheny
Candy
Hester Smith
Nebraska Farmers Favor Combines Over Kansas City Trip
Sidney Nebraska reports farmers in western Nebraska prioritize tractors and combines over traveling to Kansas City to contest at the Republican national convention, signaling local focus on equipment and farm needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Neb
Nebraska
Kansas City
Marion man pleads not guilty in murder case
Everett Koon, 30, indicted for the murder of Marion county farmer Henry Foos, pleaded not guilty at arraignment in common pleas court. Trial set for July 9 before Judge George B. Scofield in Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
U.P
Everett, Koon
Henry Foos
Marion County
Common Pleas Court
Common Pleas
George B. Scofield
Buckeyes Defeat Greendale 9 to 2 in Sunday Game
Buckeyes beat Greendale 9 to 2 Sunday at Greendale. This evening at 5 30 at the city playgrounds the Buckeyes face the Centrals. Nelsonville June 11 Jas per Saxon, seriously ill last week, is now slowly recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Buckeyes
Greendale
City
Centrals
Jasper Saxon
W R Co to Hold Regular Meeting in I O O F Hall
Nelsonville report states W R Company will conduct its regular meeting tonight at 7 o'clock in the I O O F hall. The event invites members and confirms the venue and time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
W. R. Co
Chemist Holds Out Hope for Radium Victims
Orange New Jersey June 11 Dr A Wonsochocky a physician and chemist and victim of radium poisoning said the five women likely to die within two years may live longer Their systems are gradually eliminating the poison and they have survived exposure to larger radioactive doses He contracted illness through skin contact while working with paint at the United States Radium corporation plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange
N. J
A. Wonsochocky
United States
Wonsochocky
Radium Corporation
Social News Roundup From Columbus Visits and Travel
A long list of relatives and friends notes visiting and traveling. Mr and Mrs Julius Fischer spend a few days in Columbus while Miss Sallie Wilson and Miss Bernice Bennett are guests there. Many relatives from Columbus, Crooksville, Newark and Madison visit local families, with trips to Wellston and Montgomery West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Fischer
Columbus
Sallie Wilson
Lillian Stover
Earl Baker
Charles Learned
C. L. Horton
Mr. Horton
South
Cuba
David Bennett
Ilean Bennett
Corning
Harry Kourt
Bernice Bennett
W. T. Holiday
Cleveland
Edith Stiers
Leaders Chosen by 4H Group at The Plains
The Plains 4 H club elected officers led by Miss Jennie Bryan at its first meeting in The Plains high school. Dorothy Bricker is president, Mary Manda vice president, Florence Bradshaw secretary, Reba Jellison treasurer, Fred ericka Nida press reporter, Clara Stalder cheerleader. Members listed include Ruth Darnell and many others. The club meets Fridays. In Chauncey John Mester of Circle Hill was arrested for intoxication. he pled guilty and paid fines in Mayor Hines court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Club of
the Plains
Plains High School
Jennie Bryan
Dorothy Bricker
Mary Manda
Florence Bradshaw
Reba Jellison
Fredericka Nida
Clara Stalder
Ruth Darnell
Ruth Hushower
Gladys Culver
Fredricka Nida
Verna Nagle
Mary Hunter
Maxine Channell
Florence Bradfield
Vera Krivesti
Anna Manda
Mary Zimmerman
Verna Dukeman
Mary Airdhney
Ester Mary Cochran
Chistine Cochran
Edna Bradshaw
Lavonda Moore
Eva Lavely
Elaine Whitlatch
John Mester
Circle Hill
Burk Whitam
R. Howard
Chauncey Fall
William D. Hines
Miners Meet in Chauncey Over Union Stand
About 300 miners attended a Sunday meeting on Chauncey high school grounds called by district officials. Chauncey No. 25 of New York Coal could restart, and attendees voted to stand for the union amid talks led by C. C. Frye Harry Schonover and other district officers. Edward Minister and Elbert Minister also traveled to Champaign Illinois for Harold Minister’s University of Illinois degree ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
C. C. Frye
Harry Schonover
Conrad Wein
Chauncey Mine No. 25
New York Coal Company
Roberts
Worthy Parker
Oral Daugherty
Edward Minister
Elbert
Noah Harvey
Champaign
University of Illinois
Harold Minister
Chauncey Personal News Includes Death in Nelsonville
Mr. and Mrs. William Myers and Kady departed for Dayton after Mrs. Myers came to attend her father John Clark's death in Nelsonville. Dr. Bernard Syx of Dayton visits in the city with his parents, and several local families spent Sunday in Stafford and The Plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
William Myers
Kady
Dayton
Stafford
Ohio
Louise Carpenter
Walter Wharton
Malta
the Plains
Bird Man Praises Originality in School Coloring Contest
A Nelsonville coloring contest showcased hawks grass and flowers with many styles. Prizes went to Frances Gettle and Lucille Warren for Class II and Class I respectively while Dorothy Mae Howard and June Huffman earned second prizes. Honorable mentions include Ruth Louise Johnson and many others. engravings were sent to Mannie Drusilla Glenn, Roland Forbes, and Bessie Swindell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Mae Howard
Nelsonville
Lillian Young
Lucille Warren
Grosvenor Street
Josephine Baugh
June Huffman
Franklin Street
Florence Cook
Mannie Drusilla Glenn
Roland Forbes
Bessie Swindell
Ruth Louise Johnson
Bernice White
Agnes Hartley
Helen Pritchard
Ethel Hayden
Eloise Davis
Vera Coakley
Helen
Pauline Kesterson
Anna Riley
Catherine Talbert
Marguerite Judson
Eleanor Jay
Esther Dorst
Jane Figgins
Verna Frances Sayre
Erma Reed
Lillie Poling
Rosemary Forsbach
Susie Gillian
Kathleen Hayden
Donald Poling
Catherine Mills
Delores Watkins
Donald Sanders
Mary Kuhne
Garnet Lash
Margaret Conner
Mercedes Keeton
Bernard Barron
Pauline Lawson
Judson Morrison
Wilma Audrey Patton
Otis Johnson
Audrey Curtis
Ross Reed
Virginia Lawson
Robert Stratton
Louise McDowell
Helen Stratton
John Forbes
Anita Hall
Elizabeth Merz
Billy Mechem
Adah
Annabelle Bussey
Wanda North
Alice Mechem
McDonald Fined for Liquor Offense in Athens County
John McDonald pleaded guilty to possessing equipment for illegal liquor production. Magistrate Carl Porter fined him $100 and costs of $14.20, with jail if unpaid. Sheriff William Williams and Constable Harry Dalton made the arrest in Athens County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McDonald
Carl Porter
Athens County
William Williams
Harry Dalton
Family sees Slayer Ishpeming visit after confession
Adolph Hotelling, who confessed to killing 5 year old Dorothy Schneider of Flint, was visited at Marquette penitentiary by his wife, his son, and two daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ishpeming
Mich
Adolph Hotelling
Dorothy Schneider
Flint
Marquette Penitentiary
Official Bridesmaid Miss Irma Diebel of Reno
Miss Irma Diebel of Reno Nevada serves as stenographer to a Reno justice of the peace and acts as a stand in bridesmaid for about four couples daily earning the title Reno official bridesmaid built on her constant attendance at wedding ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irma Diebel
Reno
Nev
George White Enters Senate Race in Ohio
George White of Marietta former congressman and former Democratic national committee chairman filed his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for U S Senator for the six year term. Also running are Charles V Truax Bucyrus and Charles E Wharton Kenton. White served in the 77th Ohio General Assembly and later in Congress from the Fifteenth District. He chaired the Democratic National Committee in 1920 during Cox’s presidential nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George White
Marietta
Democratic National Committee
U. S
Charles V. Truax
Bucyrus
Charles E. Wharton
Kenton
White
Ohio
77Th
Ohio General Assembly
Congress
James M. Cox
Republicans Struggle Over Hoover Nomination Split Strategy
The article outlines a bitter Republican fight over the 1920 nomination with Herbert Hoover leading factions and Pennsylvania delegates expected to tilt the balance. Curtis warns against a risky candidacy as Metlon’s word could swing support, while President Harding is seen as preparing to retire.
Glee Club Graduation Program Featured Singers
Seniors were urged to be progressive yet conservative as Ohio University Girls Glee Club performed a cantata for the commencement program in the men’s gym. The event featured soprano Mariana Bing, mezzo Helen Hook, and bass Donald Dowd with pianist David Todd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granada
Girls Glee Club
Ohio University
Mise
Mariana Bing
Helen ‘Hook
Donald Dowd
Gree Club
Glee Club
Margart A. Benedict
Will the Wisp
Sister To the Lambs
Gospel Train
David Todd
L. Alberniz
The
Sinfonians
Kara Kantzer
Willis Edmund
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C. H. Bartlett
Pastor
Stuckey
Marys
Alexander Home
Silver Thimble
Saxon
Frank Oakley
Crooksville
Donald Shafer
W. E. Clements
Phoebe Clements
Roscoe Clements
Etta Conaway
Madaline McCleland
Tom
Nancy McClelland
Montgomery
W. Va
Arthur Burgess
Harrold Mechem
Inez Grose Burge
Walter Howe
H. A. Sines
Wellston
L. D. Martin
Grace Morris
Leighton Aumiller
Ella Edington
Madison
George Lowry
Port Hoodlett
Harry McCann
Margaret
Newark
Andy Farms
Sarah Newman
Charles Lowden
Amos Ailes
Charles Ervin
Mary Elizabeth Kessinger
Richmond
Jeff Bowers
Nelson Dowler
Nelle
Logan
Fred Edington
Frank Freer
Charles Kennard
Edington
Millfield
Charles S.bradfield, Jr
Chauncey Meeting
Assisiea Ad
Bird Man
Frances Gettle
Poplar Street
Miss Linton
McDonald
U. S. Senate
Jack Frost
Altho
Athens Ice & Storage Co
Isaac Wilson
Lostro
J. ©. McClanahan
J. L. Henry
P. E. Hixson
C. L. Stout Roy Oscar Davis
F. E. Go
Athens, Ohio
Tors
M. P. Oblinger
Carl G. Neff
G, H, Williams
John J. Woolley
Atty. Co
H. Copeland
Sec'y
Smith
Hoover
Mellon
Pennsylvania
Frank Hitchcock
Herbert Hoover
James W. Good
Corn Belt
Wheat
Iowa
Coolidge
Curtis
Kansas
Metlon
White House
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