Nelsonville Mourns Urlin McLaughlin Funeral Held
Large Nelsonville crowd attended the Sunday funeral of Urlin ty McLaughlin local undertaker at his parents home near Valeslis in Vinton County. McLaughlin died Wednesday night at Holzer Hospital Gallipolis after an infection blamed on a wound from embalming work. Reverend Herman A Sayre led services. burial followed at Radcliff Cemetery Co H Bartlett staff correspondent.
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Urlinty
McLaughlin
Gard McLaughlin
Valeslis
Vinton County
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
Herman A. Sayre
Methodist Episcopal Church
Radcliff Cemetery
Funeral for Nelsonville Pioneer John Bowers
Funeral services for John Bowers, pioneer resident of Nelsonville, were held at his family home and officiated by Rev. John J. Scott of the Fort Street Church of Christ. Burial followed at Greenlawn Cemetery. Out-of-town attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Bell Wickliss Kirkersville Mr. and Mrs. Bert Coakley and daughters Opal and Allison Bowers Columbus Oscar Hammond Oroville and Mr. and Mrs. William Verity and baby Chauncey.
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Nelsonville
John Bowers
Madison Street
John J. Scott
Fort Street
Church of Christ
Greenlywn
Bell Wickliss
Kirkersville
Bert Coakley
Opal
Allison Bowers
Columbus
Oscar Hammond
Oroville
William Verity
Baby
Chauncey
Social Notes From Columbus And Nearby Towns
Personal items list visits and gatherings in Columbus, Jackson, Haydenville, Nelsonville, and Waterford. Guests include Mrs Jennie Golsey and Mrs Flossie Martin. Edith Beagle with friends from Columbus. Betty Dowd Hoodlet graduates from North High School. Lyman Moler also graduates. Travelers George Lowrey and Mary Lash visit Columbus. Lash family visits Carbondale. B W Lawson recovers at home after February accident. Martha Davis Flossie Crawford and others attend Waterford birthday celebration. nurses trainee Mary E Cann guests in Columbus. Louise Rice and Mary Elizabeth Kessinger visit Wooster.
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Edith Beagle
Indian Lake
Columbus
Betty Dowd Hoodlet
Charles Hoodlet
Nelsonville
North High School
Elizabeth
Anna Lash
Margery Bennett
Lyman Moler
George Lowrey
Mary Lash
W. S. Lash
Jorge
Garnet
Carbondale
B. W. Lawson
West Washington Street
Grant Hospital
Lawson
Martha Davis
Flossie Crawford
Mary Roscoe
Connie Crawford
Waterford
Huse Barnes
Mary E. Cann
Lancaster
Mary Elizabeth Kessinger
Louise Rice
Wooster
Found at Last Q-623 Guaranteed Relief Prescription
A newspaper ad promotes Q-623 as a guaranteed remedy for rheumatism neuritis arthritis sciatica and lumbago from a famous specialist. It claims a few doses stop pain and many say it is worth its weight in gold sold only at Quick's Cut Rate Store.
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Quick
Ady
Nelsonville Daughters Foster Flag Day Showdown
Nelsonville citizens are urged by the Daughters of the American Revolution to display the American flag on Tuesday June 14 Flag Day in a local civic appeal.
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Nelsonville
Daughters of the American Revolution
Real bats donated to Nelsonville league by Estel Crabtree
Twelve major league bats donated to the City Twilight League by Estel Crabtree arrive and go into use. Nelsonville boy playing with the Cincinnati Reds helps his hometown club receive the gifts amid appreciation from league members.
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Crabtree
Nelsonville
Estel Crabtree
Cincinnati Reds
Federal Tax Hits Gasoline Bootleggers Across States
The new federal tax of one cent per gallon on gasoline will curb bootlegging as state taxes averaging 430 per gallon are evaded up to 100 million yearly. Federal powers cross state lines, limiting evasion and expanding enforcement against bootleggers.
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Washington
Bureau of Public Roads
Chicago Mayor Seeks Match for Bertha Courtney and City Loans
Mayor Anton J. Cermak proposed to marry Bertha Courtney of Oskaloosa Iowa within a year to inherit 900000 dollars. He said he would find a husband who could also lend the city funds to cover overdue payrolls while meeting the woman's wish for a "good, honest man."
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Chicago
Anton J. Cermak
Bertha Courtney
Oskaloosa
Miss Courtney
Cermak
Moving picture houses close in Cleveland for indefinite period
H M Addison division manager of the Loew interests in Cleveland announced the closing of six motion picture houses for an indefinite period. The decision affects theaters in the Cleveland area and marks a major pause in local entertainment operations.
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Cleveland
Moving Picture
H. M. Addison
Loew
Ohio University student injured in Plains Road rollover
Clair Parkin of Library Park, Pa, sustained minor injuries when his automobile overturned on The Plains Road at Beaumont. The vehicle was badly damaged.
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Clair Parkin
Ohio University
Library
Plains Road
Beaumont
Helpful Hints For Decorative Telephone Hides
A nostalgic guide proposes DIY ways to disguise telephones with decorative boxes and screens. Ideas include a lid that stays up during calls, a Chinese jewelry box conversion, a guitar wall display with a hidden shelf, and four sided screens made from heavy cardboard with linen tape hinges.
Telephone Hides and Decorative Screens for Modern Rooms
A leaflet explains crafting decorative telephone hides and screens using cardboard frames, gummed tape, and gold or silver paper. Steps include layering materials, aging with turpentine and oil paint, and options for parchment covers or transparent fabrics. Emphasizes practicality, accessibility, and artistic design for home use.
Why ambassadors differ from ministers in diplomacy
Washington notes explain that ambassadors access sovereigns while ministers reach only the Foreign Office, a difference in dignity and precedence rather than function. The Turkey embassy move highlighted access issues as ambassadors outrank ministers. Also, a British ambassador tends to avoid the State Department, sending a secretary. Senate distractions arose from Amos n’ Andy autographs in the gallery ending with page boys collecting signatures.
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Washington
A.R
Olver
Alabama
State Department
Foreign Office
Ronald Linday
Senate
Page
Amos 'N
Andy
Page Boys
Death penalty sought in Ohio murder case
Trial opened in Holmes County Ohio on a murder charge against Herbert Meeker 23 of Wayne County accused of killing his wife Gertrude 18 and a young relative Harold Young 19 who later killed himself when officers attempted arrest Young and Gertrude were found in Killbuck Creek on May 9 prosecutors will seek the death penalty in what is described as a domestic tragedy.
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Millersburg
U.P
Herbert Meeker
Wayne County
Gertrude
Holmes County
Elmo Estill
Meeker
Harold Young
Young
Killbuck Creek
Death of Mrs Henriet a Kibble in Reedsville
Reedsville widow Henriet a Kibble aged 72 died Sunday at 5 35 p m following a cerebral hemorrhage at her home. She was born near Reedsville daughter of Philip and Matilda Hetzer and married Anderson B. Kibble who died in 1919. Surviving are four daughters four grandchildren one great grandchild and several siblings. funeral by Rev. Bert O Connor at Reedsville Christian Church Wednesday at 2 pm with interment in the family plot Reedsville Cemetery.
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Reedsville
Henrrietta Kibble
A. B. Kibble
Fred
Emma
Anna Randolph
Amanda Russell
Columbus
Kate
Lucy
Bert O'Conner
Britain Demands Full Compensation for Chilean Confiscations
London reports that Britain will seek full compensation if British property is confiscated by Chile’s new socialist regime. Foreign undersecretary Capt. Anthony Eden stated Britain has not established official relations with the government and that His Majesty’s charge d affaires has been instructed to demand full compensation if confiscations proceed.
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London
Britain
Chile
House of Commons
Anthony Eden
Arthur Samuel
Eden
Two Bank Robbers Steal 3000 From Seville State Bank
Two men robbed Seville State Bank in Seville Ohio today taking about 3000 while two accomplices jealarmed from a car with a machine gun trained on the bank. President Stebbins and Cashier Sailor were inside when the heist occurred and Medina County officials were alerted as citizen posses pursued toward Rittman.
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Ohio
Seville
H. A. Stebbins
P. J. Sailor
Medina County
Rittman
Two Ohio River Drownings Near Ripley
A youth and a girl from Xenia Ohio Frances Tuey 19 and Claude Gilbert 25 drowned Sunday afternoon when their outboard motorboat capsized on the Ohio River near Ripley Their companions Rose Ellen Frye 22 and Harold Coutts 25 were rescued by two Ripley men in a rowboat.
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Xenia
Ohio River
Georgetown
U.R
Ripley
Frances Tuey
Claude Gilbert
Rose Ellen Frye
Washington D. H
Harold Coutts
Farm Women Will Receive Instruction
Three more meetings in the series by Athens County extension agent T. H. Johnson will teach housewives economical methods for preparing homegrown and home made foods for sandwiches and salads. The first event is Wednesday at Athens Fairgrounds led by Mrs. Harry Jacoby and Mrs. Hiram Westfall with a lunch at noon, followed by sessions Thursday at Rock Riffle Schoolhouse and Friday at Rome Township High School Stewart.
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T. H. Johnson
Athens County
Athens Fairgrounds
Harry Jacoby
Hiram Westfall
Rock Riffle
Edward Terrell
Cecil Westfall
Lewis Jandes
Harry Leeper
Ray Hugus
Rome Township High School
Stewart
Fertilizer Trials at Southeastern Experiment Farm
On June 23 at Carpenter the Southeastern Experiment Farm conducted tests of multiple fertilizers. Researchers observed application methods and recorded resulting effects across plots to compare performance.
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Southeastern Experiment Farm
Carpenter
Stops Drink Habit in Tragic Suicide at Hamilton
Charles I. Schults age 32 ended his drinking struggle by placing a pistol to his head and firing. He told a friend he would try another if he could not quit. His body was found in his car hours later. He borrowed the pistol from his sweetheart’s father, Coroner Edward Cook said.
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Hamilton
U.P
Charles I. Schults
Edward Cook
Dispute Spurs New Daily The News Advertiser Here
In Jackson Ohio a dispute in the Sun Journal office led Arch Martin to establish The News Advertiser as a new daily. The Sun Journal staff and directors quit, with the mechanical staff resigning en masse. The News Advertiser was selling yearly subscriptions at 35 cents.
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Jackson
U.R
News-Advertser
The
Sun-Journal
Arch Martin
News-Advertiser
Price Drop Noted by Sun Journal with Sparse Details
The Sun Journal reports a price drop to a cent amount obscured by OCR error, providing limited readable context and lacking specific figures or affected items.
Hayes Clark Stricken in Marietta Death
Hayes T. Clark a 31 year old publicity manager for the Columbus Chamber of Commerce collapsed from a heart attack in Marietta Sunday night after attending Macreta College commencement. He died within a half hour despite doctors’ efforts. Clark had edited Columbus Today and served the chamber’s publicity duties for three years.
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Marietta
Mac Retta College
Delta Upsilon Fraternity
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The
Parole Breaker Oliver Tippie Arrested in Athens Fight
Athens police report Oliver Tippie, free on parole from Mansfield, was arrested Sunday night for intoxication and a fight. Chief S Finsterwald said Tippie would be turned over to state parole officers. This marks a second arrest since his release from Manafield institution.
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Athens
Ohio State Reformatory
Mansfield
S. Finsterwald
Tippie
Manafield
Finsterwald Anid
German Chief Seeks Alliance Against Soviet Russia
Von Papen as head of Militariats aims to shift German policy toward an alliance with France and Poland. He reportedly seeks to drop pro Russia policy and push reparations cancellation, linking economic ties to destroy the Soviet five year plan.
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Berlin
U.rit
Franz von Papen
Junkers
France
Poland
Russia
von Papen
Paris
Germany
Bruening
Lausanne
Coolville Boy Graduates From Army Signal School
Corporal Gerald Bush of the 18th Signal Service Company completed the Telephone Electrician Course at Fort Monmouth New Jersey on June ith He is the son of Ray Chevalier of Coolville Ohio and has spent nine months in the Army Signal School which trains about 300 graduates yearly and places them in civil life in related occupations
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18Th Signal Service Company
Army Signal School
Fort Monmouth
N. J
Bush
Ray Chevalier
Coolville
Ohio
Signal School
Man Held On Liquor Charge In Athens County
Huff Haning of Grosvenor Street Athens arrested by Constable Frank White for possession of intoxicating liquor. He is to be arraigned before Magistrate C H Porter and plead before Athens County Common Pleas Judge Co F Rowland today. arrested Saturday night.
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Poplar Street
Kenneth Steward
Athens
Steward
Fourth Street
James Cope
Edith Hardy
Flossie Crawford
Rowland Huff Haning
Grosvenor Street
Frank White
Common Pleas Court
C. H. Porter
Athens County Common Pleas
Co. F. Rowland
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