Former Nelsonville Woman Die Wednesday
Catherine Lowery Stack 77 wife of S A Stack died at home 8412 Woodruff Ave Columbus from injuries suffered in a May 12 fall. Funeral at Schoedinger Chapel Columbus Saturday 10:30 am. Burial Green Lawn Nelsonville. Survived by husband daughter Mrs W C Rohlecht er son James Columbus and brother George Lowery Nelsonville.
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Nelsonville
Catherine Lowery Stack
S. A
Steve) Stack
Woodruff Ave
Columbus
Schoedinger Chapel
Greenlawn Cemetery
Returns to Home in Detroit After Visit
Miss Frances Harvey has returned to Detroit after a week in Chauncey at her parents Noah and Mrs Harvey’s home on Ellis Ave. Her parents accompanied her to Columbus, then spent Sunday and Monday in Lancaster visiting cousin Louise Moody. At home she hosted a small social gathering with refreshments served by Mrs Harvey. attendees included Mary Louise Baughman, Carolyn Guerra, Mary Ferrer, Margaret Tippett, Lucille Rivers, Clifford Shafer, Glen Gardner, Joe Guerra, Lawrence
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Chauncey
Frances Harvey
Detroit
Noah S. Harvey
Ellis Ave
Columbus
Lancaster
Louise Moody
Miss Harvey
Harvey
Mary Louise Baughman
Carolyn Guerra
Mary Ferrer
Margaret Tippett
Lucille Rivers
Clifford Shafer
Glen Gardner
Joe Guerra
Lawrence
Knitted blouse and skirt pattern 1251 for sizes 16 18 and 38 40
Simple blouse in knitted string with lacy body and plain yoke sleeves. Pattern 1251 includes directions, a plain knitted skirt, illustrations of blouse and stitches, materials list. Send 10 cents in stamps to Athens Messenger Needlecraft Dept. 82 Highth Ave New York NY. include Pattern Number name and address.
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Athens Messenger
Needlecraft Dept
Highth Avenue
New York
N. Y
Repairing Homes at Hocking for All Employees of Mines
Shields Dean Hamilton and Frances Harvey are associated with a project to repair homes at Hocking for all employees of mines. The text notes the apple tree grows more rapidly than other fruit trees.
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Hocking
New Porches Added to Dwellings Near Chauncey
The 42 houses of the Hocking Valley Mining Company at Hocking received extensive spring improvements. New front porches were built on the homes and the house of Dude Grandy, the mine blacksmith, was enlarged with a new room. All houses were papered inside and painted. Edward Cottingham and Frank Sweeney supervised the work at the mine.
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Chauncey
Hocking Valley Mining Company
Hocking
Dude Grandy
Edward Cottingham
Frank Sweeney
Miss Eleanor Martin Remembers Chauncey Days
Miss Eleanor Martin last weekend guest of Mrs. Isabelle Coe and Mrs. Lettie Coe Hintz in Chauncey. She owns a small red backed Bible given for perfect Sunday School attendance at Chauncey M E Church during 1879 80, a school organized by J D Brown with class taught by Adda Armstrong McKitrick. She recalls her family keeping a tavern in the Birge brick area and seeing eggs boiled in a salt kettle used for salt.
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Chauncey
Eleanor Martin
Isabelle Coe
Lettie Coe Hintz
Long Western Trip Is Made by Dover People
Chauncey Hixson and son Robert W. Hixson with Bobby and John Porter Hixson returned from a western motor tour. They visited White Water Wisconsin, Des Moines and Kansas City. They toured Springfield Illinois, Indianapolis Cable Tabernacle, and Des Moines broadcasting station. A grandson Billy Russell and daughter‑in‑law Mrs Otto M. Russell joined them.
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Chauncey
Robert Hixson
Robert W. Hixson
Bobby
John Porter Hixson
White Water
Wis
Charlies S. Hixson
Kansas City
Kan
Springfield
Ill
Abraham Lincoln
Indianapolis
Ind
Cable Tabernacle
Des Moines
WSO Broadcasting
Pastor Opens Up-Town In New Hickman Building
Pastor Sam Pastor, proprietor of the Nelsonville department store on Poplar Street, will move to a remodeled room in the Hickman Building at West Washington Street. Moving was to wrap up Thursday for a Friday morning formal opening in the uptown location. The note adds the paper’s large forest use, about 200 acres annually.
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Nelsonville
Poplar St
Sam Pastor
Hickman
W. Washington St
Convention Sidelights at the Republican Convention
Observers note a ringside view of delegates and newsmen led by William Allen White and Lowell Thomas as 17 000 to 20 000 attend in public hall. Photographers capture Chad Skinner and Cecil B. DeMille among reporters and vendors. Tickets sell for up to 500 dollars as Kansans travel, while political verse salutes Landon and delegates mingle with fashion trends and street hustle.
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William Allen White
Emporia Gazette
London Avalanche
Lowell Thomas
Mark Sullivan
Washington News
Jeff Davis
Peggy Ann Landon
Joseph Laumer
London
Senator Capper
Peka Capital
Chicago Tribune
Cincinnati Enquirer
New York Times
New York Herald-Tribune
Snell
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Chad Skinner
Athens
B. O. Skinner
Plain Dealer
Cecil B. DeMille
Hollywood
California
London Crusaders
Landon
America
John Hamilton
Benjamin Harrison
Cleveland
Union Terminal
Lizana Throws Racquet in Surbiton Tennis Loss
Chilean champion Senorita Anita Lizana fights rising losses as she hurls her racquet at a ball that sails beyond reach. She loses the match at Surbiton, England, to Dorothy Round.
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Senorita Anita Lizana
Surbiton
England
Dorothy Round
Hoover Attacks New Deal and Outlines GOP Recovery Plan
In a speech Hoover denounces the New Deal as power hungry like European despots, praising the Constitution and Supreme Court while urging Republicans to restore jobs and rebuild America. He argues many reforms delayed recovery, calls for true social betterment and economic freedom.
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Hoover
Europe
Supreme Court
Republican Party
America
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National Distillers Products Corporation
New York City
Gul
Hickman Drug
Pastor’s Department Store
Ted Qi
Oxfords
Lady Esther
Hope Muslin
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