Nelsonville Club Grotto Plans Rapid Summer Grounds Work
Community notes cover El Karnat Grotto meetings planning a 46 by 100 foot pavilion at Haydenville grounds with a labor pledge of two days per member and a cash option. Also reported are upcoming chamber meetings building-site discussions and a birthday party at 225 West Washington Street.
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El-Karnat
Masonic Club
Logan
L. C. Laube
Zemer
Haydenville
James Sharp
Harry Kelley
William Lax
Grotto !T
Jas. Sharp
Parsons Landlord Givess Free Rent for Newborns
L. G. Beagle, owner of eleven Parsons, Kansas houses, grants one month free rent when a stork visits a tenant. Twins bring two months, triplets three months. Tenants praise him as the kindest landlord in the United States and say rents never increased during the war.
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Parsons, Kan
United States
L. G. Beagle
Beagle
Parsons
Dawley Sues Doyle Over Dinosaur Patent Infringement
Herbert M. Dawley claims patent rights on his dinosaur and plesiosaur creations and seeks a restraint against Sir Arthur Conan Doyle for showing The Lost World in a motion picture, alleging infringement of his patented animal products.
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Herbert M. Dawley
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
Dawley
Doyle
Convention delegates attend state Sunday school gathering
Mrs Charles Miller Mrs Jane Deishley and D C Wills attend the state Sunday school convention in Canton for four days. Mrs Miller delegates for United Brethren church Mrs Deishly represents the Presbyterian and Mr Wills represents the Methodist.
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Charles Miller
Jane Deishley
D. C. Wills
Canton
Helt Visits Columbus After Army Discharge
Bryan O Heft, staff sergeant in the Eighth Field Artillery, was discharged last week at Fort McDowell Cal and plans Columbus as his future home after fifteen months in Hawaii. He recently returned to the United States and will reunite with relatives and friends here. His brother Oliver Heft lives on West Hunter Street. The Queen Esther circle elected officers for the coming year at Mrs Chas Strubles home with a brief meeting and social hour followed by refreshments.
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Amy Easterling
Essterling
Charles Breene
Ford Hack
John Krieg
Barton Hall
Rotary Quartet
L. K. Showalter
Chas Breene
Jack McBride
Cy Rochester
Carlisle Moffett
Columbus
Jane Justice
Capital City
H. M. Whitcraft
Rotary
Whitcraft
Thirteenth Apostle
Great Hocking Valley
George Smith
Dillon Sanderson
Bryan O. Helt
United States Army
Fort McDowell
Cal
Eighth Field Artillery
Hawaii
Honolulu
Mr. Heft
Oliver Heft
West
Hunter Street
Queen Esther
Chas. Struble
Sam Primmer
Dallas Kinser
Helen Huffman
Faye Walker
Lucy Lamb
Mary Walker
Martin Gano
Eighth grade exam lists statesmen and presidents
An eighth grade question asked for five great statesmen. One applicant named Governor Cox Edwin D Ricketts Eugene Wright Supt C A Butcher and Harry Sparnow. Another student listed C W Cox of Green township among five great presidents.
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Governor Cox
Edwin D. Ricketts
Eugene Wright
C. A. Butcher
Harry Sparnow
C. W. Cox
Green Township
Federal injunction issued against miners union in county
Conrad Wein secretary treasurer of the miners union sub district No 6 faced a federal court injunction restraining union interference with non union labor. Judge Sater issued the order after an incident involving non union workers loading slack near Jobs in the county.
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Conrad Wein
Miners’ Union of
Sub-District No. 6
Sater
Conference Called for State Superintendent Meeting
A conference has been called of all county superintendents to meet in Columbus at the office of Superintendent Vernon. The purpose is to discuss statewide educational matters and coordinate county initiatives.
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Columbus
Vernon
Legion auxiliary to run Fourth of July lunch concession
A small turnout at the Monday meeting led to little business. Officials decided the auxiliary will manage the lunch concession at the fair ground on July Fourth. The next meeting in two weeks aims for large attendance as the permanent charter arrives and signatures are urged. A picnic plan will be set then.
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Legion Post
Fair Ground
Final accounts filed for two local estates in Laurelville and Murray City
The final account of Harvey L. Julian administrator of Zelda Julian’s estate, Laurelville, was filed this week. America E. Bryan administratrix of James Bryan’s estate, Murray City, filed Monday showing a due balance of 9,982.43 dollars to be distributed per law.
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Harvey L. Julian
Zelda Julian
Laurelville
America E. Bryan
James Bryan
Murray City
Local Socials and Visits Highlight Nelsonville Weekend
Mr and Mrs ugh Kelly of Nelsonville hosted relatives including Nell of Wood Street. Mrs Alice Vore and daughter Margaretti returned from a visit in Columbus. Attending Athens commencement were Wayne Anthony and family. Attorney Redfern of Adelphi toured the city on business. Roscoe Hansel spent a day in the capital. A large gathering at Mr and Mrs Warwick's North Canal Street included many Nelsonville friends with a bountiful luncheon.
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Ugh Kelly
Nelsonville
Nell
Wood Street
Alice Vore
Margaretti
Columbus
Frank Anthony
Orchard Street
Athens
Ohio University
Wayne Anthony
Roscoe Hansel
W. ©. Warwick
North Canal Street
Douglas Thompson
Joe Cunningham
Lancaster
R. A. White
Roland
William Simington
Marjorie
Julia
Evelyn Filley
Mabel
Deaths and Funerals in Carpenter and Albany
Mrs Dora Robinson Chaney of Carpenter died at 8 20 AM Tuesday at Athens hospital burial at Hebbardsville funeral 10 AM Thursday Arthur Ellis aged about 60 died suddenly at his Bolens Mill home after breakfast survived by wife three sons and several daughters no funeral arrangements Alumni social planned at Canaanville high school Friday June 16 committee named Fred Hubler Claudus McClanahan Riley Easterling and Mary Koker
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Dora Robinson Chaney Carpenter
Dora Robinson Chaney
Carpenter
Jan Athens Hospital
Hebbardsville
Albany
Arthur Ellis
Bolens Mill
Canaanville High School
Fred Hubler
Claudus McClanahan
Riley Easterling
Mary Koker
Tanlac Restores Strength in Ohio Farmer After Illness
Norman Wearstler of Ellet Ohio describes chronic weakness after typhoid fever and heartburn. He credits Tanlac with restoring energy and gaining nineteen pounds while his wife also reports improvement. The ad claims Tanlac is sold by all good druggists.
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Tanlac
Norman J. Wearstler
Ellet
Ohio
Taniac
Tanlae
Three Boys From Lower Plains Face a Court Town
Three boys George Deneshok Michael Kachman and John Bachman faced charges after a cherry raid at Lower Plains. Ernest Thompson alleged assault and battery. the boys pleaded not guilty and were found guilty with $5 fines and costs. John Bachman 17 was sent to juvenile court and released with a lecture on property rights. The other two boys remained in county jail to serve fines unless paid.
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Lower Plains
George Deneshok
Michael
John Kachman
Ernest Thompson
Kachman
S. Thompson
Hedges
America
John Bachman
Johnson
Glouster road work contracts and stock plan detailed
Athens county grading and bridge project on Corning-Giouster road to start June 3 with funds limited this year. next year expected to complete to Perry county line. Glouster Cooperative Store offers stockholders loan option at 15 per share with six month redeem period and future redemption rights. Memorial services for K of P set for Sunday at 2. Local social notes mention travels and theater in Columbus and Chicago.
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Athens County
Corning-Giouster
State Highway Department
Perry County
Glouster Cooperative Store
1928 A A C for convention site chosen
Delegates at the eighteenth annual Associated Adverting Clubs world gathering in Milwaukeed s Wis on June 14 selected Atlantic City New Jersey as the stamping grounds for the 1928 convention and faced the election of a president as the major remaining issue. Texas was noted as five times the size of England.
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Milwaukeds
Wis
Atlantic City
N. J
Austrian Writes for Some Yankee Chewing Gum
BANNOCK Ohio June 14 American manufacturers overlook a trade opportunity after a letter to W P McNary assistant postmaster and merchant from an Austrian who once worked in Ohio and now is back home The Austrian requests certain American chewing gum brands saying the treat is unobtainable in his country McNary arranged to ship several boxes of his favorite slabs.
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Bannock
Ohio
W. P. McNary
McNary
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