Death of English nativeCharles Ij in Nelsonville hospital
Charles Ij a native of England died at 6 45 PM in St Anthony's Hospital Columbus after long illness. He was a member of church and P has left a widow Joan and two sons Charles and another daughter Mrs Mabel Kentner and Mrs Anna Kentnerville. A daughter predeceased him. Funeral arrangements incomplete. He had lived in Nelsonville for years. He resided at 74 Chestnut Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wille
Charles Ij
England
Brookers Defeat Phi Club in Second Straight League Win
The Brookers won their second straight sea son game against the Phi Club by 5 to 3. Jewelers scored in the first inning as Deal battled John Owens who yielded two runs in the eighth inning to end with a 5 to 4 score. The route for the visitors and the losers unsure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LLE
Brookers
Phi Club
Shoe Factory
Jewelers Scorie
John Owens
Owens
Webster Matheny Dies. Doanville Funeral Planned
Webster Matheny died Tuesday. Funeral services will be held Friday morning at 10 o'clock in Doanville. The widow Mrs Matheny and two sons Wes Matheny survive, along with brothers Charles and James and a sister Mrs William s. Class meeting of the M E S has been postponed due to the death of Mrs Fay Howard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster Matheny
Webster Mathis
Doanville
Green
Matheny
Wes Matheny
Charles
James Ad
William
M.E. S
Fay Howard
Monks
Million Dollar Physic Ad Promises Quick Pep
An ad from Clines Pharmacy touts a tonic called Mayet Waste and a “million dollars” claim. It urges buying a formula printed at cost and priced at 1% cents, promising lasting energy without harsh calomel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clines Pharmacy
Reds defeat Whites inNelsonville game 15 to 11
The Reds beat the Whites 15 to 11 in NelsonvilleTuesday afternoon. Lineups list players for both teams with Shafer Denny Watkins Bumgarner Jones Moody Green Gethers McCreary and others. Umpires Glen Smith and Debert Kuhn. Next game scheduled today with swimming plans for players pending parental permits and health officer water checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Reds
Shafer
Denny
Watkins
Bumgarner
Jones
Moody
Green
Gethers
McCreary
Whites
B. Smith
Bob Riley
Rothrock
Juniper
Laessie
Gilbert Smith
Lines
Vaulkenburg
Three Are Fined Appear In Court of Mayors
Nelsonville report states Sam Lowe was arraigned in Mayor G. Holland's court for intoxication and fined five dollars plus costs after guilty plea. William Warren and Willard Deer pleaded guilty to quarreling and fighting and were fined five dollars and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Holland
Nelsonville
Sam Lowe
William Warren
Willard Deer
Holland
Nelsonville Social Notes Update On Local Travels
Mr and Mrs C W Brush depart for a week at the World’s Fair with a Columbus party. Frank G Smith and companions visit Montclair and East Orange New Jersey. Mrs Allie Dilcher Josie Baugh Emma Cook and Joanna Cook return from Pittsburg Steubenville and Duncan Falls. Eugene Wilson called to Columbus as daughter Bernice Wilson Murray is ill and hospitalised. Mae Harris visits sister Mrs John V Wood in Columbus. Jean Matheny visits Millfield with cousin Donna Lou Sisson. Florence Cook, Nelsonville teacher, enrolls at Ohio University Athens for summer term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
C W. Brush
Columbus
Frank G. Smith
Montclair
East Orange
N. J
Allie Dilcher
Josie Baugh
Emma Cook
Joanna Cook
Restaives
Pittsburgh
Steubenville
Duncan Falls
Ohio
Eugene Wilson
Bernice Wilson-Murray
Murray
Mae Harris
John V. Wood
Jean Matheny
Millfield
Donna
Young Peoples Rally at Pilgrim Holiness Church Athens
A youth rally will gather at the Pilgrim Holiness Church in Athens on Thursday June 21. Afternoon service at 2 30 and 7 30 evening service with special music discussion papers home missionary message by Miss Harriet Francis and talks by young people. Older people invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Athens
Harriet Francis
Women's Missionary Society Meeting in Nelsonville
The Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church will meet Friday evening at 7:30 at Miss Bertha Nixon's home. Hostesses are Mrs. Elizabeth Davis and Mrs. Joe B. Davis. Mrs. Jack Pritchard will lead the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Bertha Nixon
Elizabeth Davis
Joe B. Davis
Jack Pritchard
Mrs Standall Returns Home After Appendicitis Operation
Mrs William Standall is moved from Cherryington Hospital Logan to her Chestnut Street home after an appendicitis operation weeks ago. She is reported to be recovering satisfactorily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
William Standall
Chestnut Street
Cherrington Hospital
Logan
Standall
Hensworths Host Green dale Dinner Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Audra Hensworth entertained at dinner Sunday at their home in Glen dale Ohio. Their guests included Mr. and Mrs. J E Clements Mr and Mrs Roscoe Clements and children Hugh Elinore Amanda Glenn Don and Rolland Hensworth Glen dale Miss Phebe Clements and Worth Clements this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Audra Hensworth
Greendale
J. E. Clements
Roscoe Clements
Hugh
Elinore
Amanda
Ohio
Glenn
Don
Rolland Hensworth
Phebe Clements
Worth Clements
Birch Hollow hosts 21 and under baseball tournament Sunday
Oak Grove announces a baseball tournament at Birch Hollow on Sunday June 24 with teams notifying Mr. R Harrison of Carbondale. Age limit 21. The last Millfield team faces Carbondale at Birch Hollow on Saturday June 23. Miss Helen Francis and three Owosso Bible School girls will speak at the church next Sunday afternoon June 2 with special singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Grove
Birch Hollow
R. Harrison
Carbondale
Millfield
Helen Francis
Owosso
Mich
Francis
Miss Marguerite Cook to supervise Kentucky exhibit tour
Miss Marguer ite Cook leaves Nelsonville for Moorehead Kentucky to oversee a four book exhibit at the university. She plans a five week trip covering Southern Ohio cities and Kentucky. Charles Evans Bob White John Huddy Edison Hickman Bob Butts and Bob Stalter return from a camping trip on the Stalter farm near Delaware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Marguerite Cook
Moorehead
Charles Evans
Bob White
John Huddy
Edison Hickman
Bob Butts
Bob Stalter
Stalter Farm
Delaware
Rainbow Class Picnic At Shady Park Scene
Nelsonville notes the Rainbow Class of the Christian Sunday School held their annual picnic at Shady Park on Monday evening. Dinner was served at 6 30 to teacher Mrs S S Lane, 15 members and ten guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
The
Christian Sunday School
Shady Park
S. S. Lane
Mizpah Class Meeting Postponed to Next Wednesday
The Mizpah Class of the M. E. Church in Nelsonville postpones its regular meeting to Wednesday evening next week. It will be held at the home of Mrs. Burl Wallace on Poplar Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
M. E. Church
Burl Wallace
Poplar Street
Bob Butler Stricken in Nelsonville
Friends report serious illness of Bob Butler Columbus coal inspector for the C. and O. Railroad. Butler suffered a stroke of paralysis last Friday at his home 786 West Mound Street Columbus after weekly business visits to Nelsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Butler
Nelsonville
Columbus
C. & O. Railroad Company
Mr. Butler
West Mound Street
Eight year old Norma Ann Simmons to undergo surgery
Eight year old Norma Ann Simmons of Sedan Kansas will have a surgical operation to remove a large tack lodged in her right lung, found after three years of breathing problems and a condition like asthma. The procedure aims to let her breathe easier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Norma Ann Simmons
Sedan
Kan
Community Socials and Local Visits Highlight Carbon Hill Gathering
A group of young people attended an old-fashioned ice cream social at the Pek Devol home. Local families visited relatives in Lancaster Haydenville Murray City Logan Struthers and New Straitsville with mentions of engagements and marriages including Elizabeth Blosser to Pearle Keck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbon Hill
Pek
Devol
Harley Bay
Lancaster
Anna Harn
Haydenville
Bud Smith
Gerald Kimble
Detroit
Isaac Blosser
Elizabeth
Pearle Keck
Struthers
Rotary convention discussed by Nelsonville club
Nelsonville Rotary members met with President William Mills presiding. Secretary Homer Harding announced plans to attend the upcoming Rotary International convention in Detroit Michigan next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Rotary International
Detroit
Mich
William Mills
Nelsonville Club
Homer Harding
Grover Outlines Athens Recreational Shortfall
Ohio University coach B T Grover told Athens Kiwanis Monday night that local recreational facilities are inadequate due to NRA restricted hours. He argued communities must fill the gap as idleness grows and noted millions obtain hunting and fishing licenses, illustrating hobby demand. Harold Mardis of Lincoln Neb was a guest at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
B. T. Grover
Ohio University
Athens Kiwanis Club
Grover
NRA
Harold Mardis
Lincoln, Neb
Kiwanis Club
Charles L. Adcock 59 Dies in Logan
Logan business man Charles L. Adcock 59 died at 5 30 a m after years of diabetes He was president of Logan Pottery Company and held memberships in the Methodist Church Knights of Pythias and Masonic orders A resident of Logan 32 years he leaves a wife five children two brothers and two sisters Funeral arrangements await his son from California Burial will be at Oak Grove Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Charles L. Adcock
Logan Pottery Company
Methodist Church
Knights of Pythias
Lawrence
Ross
Henry
Julia
Albert
California
Oak Grove Cemetery
Mrs Laura Bailey Dies At Home In Rutland
Mrs Laura Virginia Bailey wife of John Bailey died at the Rutland home of H C Dixson Tuesday She leaves her husband and five children Edward Delbert William Mrs J C Pullins and Mrs J O Young Interment is set at Rock Springs Cemetery after a funeral at 1030 Thursday morning
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Laura Virginia Bailey
John Bailey
H. C. Dixson
Edward
Delbert
William
J. C. Pullins
J. O. Young
Rocksprings
Plan All Day Meet Pilgrim Holiness Church at Birch Hollow Park
Pilgrim Holiness Church of Nelsonville plans an all day meeting at Birch Hollow Park in Carbondale on July 4 with six churches represented. The article also notes local residents visiting relatives and relatives travel by car to Alabama for a motor trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Birch Hollow Park
Carbondale
Pilgrim Holiness Church of
Nelsonville
Henry Pollick
Akron
Alice Heck
Athens
Jane Howson
Ada Hoskins
Clayton
Asbury Ridge
Dwight Clark
William Partlow
W. M. Doolittle
Reba Maloney
Mable Williams
Mildred Barber
Columbus
Freda Pollock
Harry Pollock
Guy Lowery
Sarah Johnson
M. Stanley
Alabama
Hazel Roberts
Lovers Lane Raid Turns Into Pillow Patrol
In Chicago on June 20 an odd night stakeout by Detectives Mackey and Sullivan used overstuffed pillows to create a moonlit Lovers Lane for safe parking. Three youths attempted a stickup. officers fired warning shots as two suspects surrendered and one fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Thomas Mackey
James Sullivan
Langsville Club Girls Give Social Saturday
Langsville Ohio June 20 The local 4 H Club girls will host a benefit ice cream social and program at the Hanesville Church Saturday evening June 30. Several residents and visitors, including Delbert Hayes of Athens and Rena Smith of Bradbury, are noted in the social item. C A Nelson was kicked by a pen and fractured a rib last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanesville
Delbert Hayes
Athens
E. F. Hayes
Rena Smith
Bradbury
Nathan Kennedy
Rex Edmundson
Columbus
L. V. Hunt
Maynard Davis
L. E Entsminger
C. A. Nelson
Arkansas Supreme Court to rule on Shank death case
Little Rock Arkansas June decision on the fate of Mark Shank an Akron Ohio attorney condemned for the quadruple poison murder of Alvin Colley Akron and three Colley family members last August will be issued before the court recess on July 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
Mark Shank
Akron Ohio
Alvin Colley
Akron
Colley
Arkansas Supreme Court
Captive Wanted In Four States
Branded killer and kidnapper Joe Palmer shown after arrest in St. Joseph Missouri is wanted in four states. He was captured after kidnapping three men in the east and freeing them during a rising pursuit. Palmer carried two automatic pistols when arrested by police authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Palmer
St. Joseph
Palmer
Clyde Ba
Bond Required Of Transports By New Code
Ohio highway officials announce a $10 000 bond for permits to operate trucks buses and other vehicles transporting loads beyond legal limits on state highways. Permits require daylight operation and two drivers, with strict load caps of 30 tons for combos and 20 tons for singles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
O. W. Merrell
Highway Department
Farm Bureau Begins Weekly Radio Review
The Ohio Farm Bureau starts a weekly air review on Station WLW to inform rural Ohio about farm news and cooperative efforts. The initial broadcast aired today from 12 to 12 30 p m with Ed Bath continuing farm news each Wednesday at the same half hour slot throughout the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Farm Bureau
WLW
James R. Moore
Ohio Farm Bureau News
Ohio
Ed Bath
Farm Bureau
Marriages Filed in Athens Area Courts
Court notices show Russell B. Slaughter and Helen L. Shea both of Athens plan marriage along with William E. Carpenter of Parkersburg and Esther M. Wetherall of Nelsonville and Merrill H. Chase of Albany Route 2 with Mary Elizabeth Blackburn of Athens Route 1. Inheritance tax on the William H. Brooks estate totals 1352 dollars from a gross value of 17677.57 and taxable amount 1351.07.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell B. Slaughter
Athens
E. B. Slaughter
Helen L. Shea
Timothy Shea
William E. Carpenter
Parkersburg
D. E. Carpenter
Esther M. Wetherall
Nelsonville
J. E. Wetherall
Merrill H. Chase
Albany
Charles E. Chase
Mary Elizabeth Blackburn
D. E. Blackburn
William H. Brooks
Athens County
M. Johnson
Funeral for D. F. Burleigh Thursday at Clerk's Chapel
Funeral services for D. F. Burleigh who died early Tuesday morning at 984 West State Street will be held Thursday at 2 p m at the Clerk's Chapel M E Church.
Trimble Church Group Hosts June Meeting Program
The Shelton Missionary Society met at Trimble Church of Christ in Trimble on June 20 with members Hazel Raber Connie Brown Pearl Christman Susan Heckman Edna Raber Hattie Sawyer Lida Jewett Zoe Herrold and four visitors. After supper the group heard a devotional by Mrs Christman and a program themed Give Ye Them to Eat Mark 6 34 37 featuring Hyacinths to Feed the Soul A Virginia Rural Church Interracial Christian Brotherhood A Community Serving Church Between Dawn and Dusk Gospel in French Abundant Living and Tennessee Valley. A short patriotic program followed and officers were re elected for 1934 35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trimble
Shelton Missionary Society
Trimble Church
Christman
Kioh
Virginia
Sawyer
Christian Brotherhood
Herrold
Connie Brown
Heckman
Abundant Living
Tennessee Valley
Miss Raber
Paul Agar Guest of Local Family on Fur Lough
Paul Agar formerly of Glouster visits Mr and Mrs C G Faires and relatives in the city while on furlough from the Marines stationed at San Diego California. He has served several years with the Marines mainly in China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Paul Agar
C. G. Faires
Paul
Marines
San Diego
Calif
China
LeFavors Welcome Son For Glouster Couple
Mr and Mrs Car roll LeFavor announce the birth of an eight pound son born Tuesday afternoon Grandparents are Mr and Mrs M M LeFavor of the city and Mr and Mrs William Linville of Reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Carroll LeFavor
M. M. LeFavor
William Linville
Reading
City Play Program In Operation Here
The Rufus Putnam East and West Side playgrounds run daily programs led by A H Rhoads with 75 and 65 children respectively. Boys baseball and girls softball teams are forming, East Side opens Tue Thu with James Cox as director, kindergarten play area runs 3 to 5 pm, swimming class for 45 students organized by Elizabeth Lewis Merle Hutson and William Reneke, and intra playground competition to determine city champions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus Putnam
East
West Side
A. H. Rhoads
Rhoads
East Side
James Cox
Elizabeth Lewis
Merle Hutson
William Reneke
Keiser Dies at 72. Pomeroy Clothing Merchant
George W. Keiser, 72, longtime Pomeroy clothing merchant, died at his Main Street home from a stroke. In business 45 years, he had been a semi invalid for ten years after a World Series injury. Survived by wife, son Horton of Cleveland, three sisters Nettie Wisecarver, Margaret Reinhart, and Mrs. Lehrer, and brother Edward W. Keiser of Oberlin. Funeral time not yet set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
George W. Keiser
Main Street
Keiser
Pittsburgh
Horton
Cleveland
Nettie Wisecarver
Margaret Reinhart
W. &. Lehrer
Houston
Texas
Edward W. Keiser
Oberlin
Entertain Tuesday GLOUSTER by Thea Chapter O E S
Thea Chapter O E S will entertain at the Masonic lodge room next Tuesday night after a regular meeting. Bishopville Masons Trimble Masons and Glouster Masons with their wives and husbands of Thea Chapter members are invited. Refreshments and a program will be provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Thea Chapter
O. FE
Masonic Lodge
Bishopville Masons
Trimble Masons
Glouster Masons
Local Visits End As Residents Return Home
Miss Sybil McCoy returns to Middleport after visiting with Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Drury. Mr. and Mrs. George Wagner and son of Alliance spend several days with relatives in the city. Miss Dorothy Jones comes back from Wooster and Youngstown where she stayed with Miss Elizabeth Schoults. Mrs. Harvey Luther and Florence Guinther return to Akron after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Howard Guinther. Miss Helen Crawford returns from Akron and Youngstown visits with Mr. and Mrs. James Van Vechten and Mrs. Susan Pickering. Mrs. Elizabeth Jennings and her son Walter visit in Columbus with Mrs. Jennings' father, David Herbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sybil McCoy
Middleport
W. R. Drury
George Wagner
Alliance
W. R. Balderson
Dorothy Jones
Wooster
Youngstown
Elizabeth Schoults
Harvey Luther
Florence
Florence Guinther
Akron
Howard Guinther
Helen Crawford
James van Vechten
Susan Pickering
Julia Perry
Ethel Pickering
Elizabeth Jennings
Walter
Columbus
Jennings
David Herbert
Kiwanis Lunch Sees Prize to John Clark in Glouster
At the Kiwanis regular monthly session in Glouster luncheon at Hotel Gordon accompanied discussion of club matters. I. E. Richardson awarded the attendance prize to John Clark. In Trimble Rev G B Courtney of the Church of Christ and Misses Hazel Raber and Betty Johnson attend a youth conference in Marietta this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Kiwanis Club
Gordon
I. E. Richardson
John Clark
Trimble
G. B. Courtney
Church of Christ
Hazel Raber
Betty Johnson
Church
Marietta
Glouster Women’s Club to Meet at Mrs. Clark’s Home
Past Chiefs Club of White Rose Temple Pythian Sisters will gather Thursday night at Elizabeth Clark’s residence on South High Street for a local meeting and social.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Chiefs Club
White Rose Temple
Pythian Sisters
Elizabeth Clark
South High Street
Bryson Family Heads to Washington for 10-Day Visit
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Bryson of Glouster and their granddaughter Anna B. Bryson of Columbus left today for Washington D C. They will be guests for ten days of Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Rader.
Women Win Rights in Bill
The Equal Nationality Bill passed Congress granting women the same rights as men to bring foreign born children to the United States. It allows women to admit their children as U S citizens, avoiding long quota delays. Congressman Jenkins championed the measure, noting it is not an immigration bill, while Senators Fess and Bulkley supported the final House-passed version.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Thomas A. Jenkins
Jenkins
Immigration Committee
Fess and Bulkley
Ohio
House
Letart Falls Girls To Give Benefit on July 4
The Girl Scouts plan a benefit social on July 4 on the school lawn with afternoon and evening events. Local residents varied in health and visits, including Mrs. Mark Morgan receiving a blood transfusion in Charleston. Eva Sayre of Huntington arrived to visit her grandmother, Mrs. Nancy Sayre, while other locals were noted for travels and illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letart Falls
Girl Scouts
W. M. Varian
Co. D. Roush
Louise Parr
Charleston
Mark Morgan
The
Mountain State Hospital
Eva Sayre
Huntington
Nancy Sayre
Lovina Lawson
New Haven
W. Va
Arthur Roush
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Ea Monks
Uecumbs
Columbus Hospital
Shi Club
Llion Dollar Physic
Bjestic
OtLisue
Young People of Pilgrim Holiness Church Plan Rally
Miss Nixon
OAK Grove News
Kentucky
Ben Bailey
Murray City
Edith Mahoney
Opal Devo
John Richards
John Kessler
Lloyd Nutter
Louis Williams
Ella Guess
Opal Crooks
New Straitsville
Dorothy Devol
Langsville Club
Langsville
Ruth Pickens
Lovina Thomas
Evelyn Hill
Bernice Ledile
Clarice
Mildred Miller
Lucasville
Earl Rumfield
Henry Rumfield
John Brown
Cora Morris
Carl Miller
Elza Brown
Grace
Marvin Morris
Carl
T. E. Smith
Salem Center
Elizabeth Lyon
Ovilia Dionne
Lyon
Kevil
Court News
Trimble Church Group
Church of Christ Women
Paull Agar
Eastern Star
Washington
U.S
Charles Hayman
Westerville
Henry Jenkinson
Gallipolis
W. H Hayman
East Letart
Mae Lee
Albion, Ind
Cuicura
Cuticura Laboratories
77 Club
Chauncey and
Beer and Lunch
Mac McOuade’s Orchestra
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