Former Nelsonville Girl Dies in Columbus Home
Evelyn Daft McCarty 28 died Wednesday at her Columbus home. She was born in Nelsonville, daughter of Hattie Daft, married to W. B. McCarty, with two young sons. Funeral arrives Nelsonville Saturday morning and proceeds to Christian church for burial at Greenlawn.
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Nelsonville
Evelyn Daft McCarty
Columbus
Hattie Daft
Lawrence Kelch
W. B. McCarty
Hattie Shaft
Lawrence
Christian Church
Greenlawn
Lodge Will Hold Memorial Sunday
Nelsonville June 24 At the regular meeting of Fadora chapter No 72 C FE 8 plans were made for the annual memorial service to be held at 2 50 oclock Sunday afternoon and to which the public is invited The families of deceased members are especially invited to attend the services
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Nelsonville
Fadora Chapter
C. FE
Masonic Temple
Pioneer Carbon Hill merchant dies at 69
Frederick Stidwell, 69, a pioneer merchant of Carbon Hill and longtime Hocking County resident, died Wednesday at his home in Nelsonville. Born in England, he came to America as a youth and lived in Carbon Hill for 45 years. He ran a general store for over four decades and leaves a wife, a daughter Dorothy married to Rev. Leonard Donnally, of Buchtel, and a son Edgar of Athens. his eldest son Roland died in France in World War I. He was a member of the Methodist church and the I O O F.
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Nelsonville
Frederick Stidwell
Carbon Hill
Hocking County
Stidwell
America
England
Hocking
Dorothy
Leonard Donnally
Buchtel
Edgar
Athens
Beasley Milling and Grocery Company
Roland
France
Methodist Church
Itch Relief Promise From Zemo Antiseptic Liquid
A vintage ad touts Zemo antiseptic liquid as a cure for itching and skin irritation. It claims eczema, itch, pimples, rashes, and blackheads improve quickly with safe, discreet application and offers 60 cent and one dollar bottle sizes.
Funeral services set for June burial at Greenlawn
F lodge at Carbon Hill and Philarian lodge of Nelsonville announce funeral services from the residence at 2 o'clock Saturday June 26. Burial will be at Greenlawn under the charge of T. W. Wallace of Buchtel.
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F. Lodge
Carbon Hill
Philadorian Lodge
Nelsonville
Greenlawn
T. W. Wallace
Buchtel
Grotto Wins First Half as Schedule Set for July
Nelsonville report notes Grotto team triumphs in the first half of the recreation hall schedule. At Tuesday night managers meeting the second half is planned to start July 2 with six teams after Athena and Shoe Factory withdraw. Recreation ball games are held each Friday evening.
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Nelsonville
Grotto
Recreation Hall
Athena
Shoe Factory
Breakfast for Nelsonville Sunday School Class
Mrs. Charles W. Evans hosted a breakfast for Methodist Church Sunday School Class No. 4 on Kentner’s hill. Guest Janice Mitchell joined the attendees and enjoyed the event.
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Nelsonville
Charles W. Evans
Methodist Church
Kentner’s Hill
Janice Mitchell
D A R Officers for Year Named at Nelsonville Chapter
Eliza beth Zane Dew chapter D A R elected officers for 1926 27 at Lulu and Nona Lane home. Gertrude Edington is vice regent Estella Poston Elizabeth Bell secretary Elizabeth Tedrow corresponding secretary Ella Patton registrar Lulu Lane treasurer Eva Heaton historian Harriett Baird Bertha Sheppard Leslie Johnson board of managers. Chapter voted to buy a chair for Constitution Hall Washington DC. Last meeting until October.
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Nelsonville
Elizabeth Zane Dew
Lulu
Nona Lane
Stezent
Gertrude Edington
Estella Poston
Elizabeth Bell
Elizabeth Tedrow
Ella Patton
Lulu Lane
Grace Sheppard
Eva Heaton
Harriett Baird
Bertha Sheppard
Lessie Johnson
Constitution Hall
Washington, D. C
K of P Team Defeats Grotto Outfit 7 to 6
The K of P team beat the Grotto squad 7 to 6 after a Twilight League game last night. The winner is set to meet the Old Timers at the city playgrounds Monday in a historic showdown.
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Nelsonville
K. of P
Grotto
Cooperation Is Kiwanis Topic in Nelsonville Meeting
Dr. C. E. Welch chaired the Kiwanis Club discussion stressing cooperation in civic matters. A report on the Montreal Kiwanis International convention will be presented by Donald Bort at an early future meeting.
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Nelsonville
C. E. Welch
Kiwanis Gub
Montreal
Kiwanis International
Donald Bort
Local social notes from Ohio towns
Mrs C A Stover spent Wednesday in Columbus. Miss Ruth Newton visited Akron. M P Ohlinger called to Cleveland by a niece's death. Mrs Aaron Head of Indianapolis visits her parents, Mr and Mrs W W Kelly. Mr and Mrs T S Barron left for Buckeye Lake cottage. George Stover of Lancaster visited his brother. Mrs Aaron Head and others visited Athens relatives. K K B Stuart and others were in Marietta.
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C. A. Stover
Columbus
Ruth Newton
Akron
M. P. Ohlinger
Cleveland
Aaron Head
Indianapolis
W. W. Kelly
T. S Barron
Buckeye Lake
George Stover
Lancaster
Will Burnell
Athens
Anniversary Celebration Guests Visit Local Lodge
Today attendees mark the 150th anniversary of American Union lodge No. 1 F and A M. Guests include H A Bancroft and wife from Alma Michigan visiting daughter Mrs Frank Gibbs. Mrs Blair Adams and daughter Mary Lou from Worthington visiting Mrs Elizabeth Tedrow. Also Mr and Mrs Robert Curran and daughter Barbara of Columbus weekend with Miss Stella Edwards. E A Wallace returns home after a short stay in Zanesville.
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American Union Lodge No. 1
H. A. Bancroft
Alma
Michigan
Frank Gibbs
Blair Adams
Hattie Cooley
Mary Lou
Worthington
Elizabeth Tedrow
Robert Curran
Barbara
Columbus
Stella Edwards
E. A. Wallace
Zanesville
Sam Longley Returns From Columbus Hospital
Sam Longley returned last night from University hospital in Columbus where he recently underwent an operation. He is reported to be much improved.
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Nelsonville
Sam Longley
University Hospital, Columbus
Gorby Wedding Couple Honored At Rockbridge Home
Friends and relatives gathered at Alf Gorby’s Rockbridge home to honor newlyweds Virgil and wife. Attendees included W. McClain and Grattes Gorby of Athens, Arthur Hicks family of Nelsonville, Edward Williams and Angie Neff of Rockbridge and Nelsonville, plus Carl and Orville Gorby.
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Nelsonville
Alf Gorby
Rockbridge
Virgil Gorby
W. McClain
Grattes Gorby
Athens
Arthur Hicks
Lillian
Betty
Edward Williams
Angie Neff
Austin
Carl and
Orville Gorby
Reading University to award degrees in dairying
Reading University will confer degrees to graduates who specialize in dairying. The program highlights advances in dairy science and supports regional agricultural development with specialized curricula and research opportunities.
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Reading
Eng
Reading University
Embodiment of a sermon in Pollock play at Athens chautauqua
The Athens chautauqua evening program featured Channing Pollock's The Fool described as a sermon like drama. It follows a young man who forsakes wealth and status to prove that human equality yields genuine happiness.
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Channing Pollock
Athens
The Old Family Remedy in Lost and Found Ads
Dr J F Webb of Carbon Hill lost a slipper while bringing home a gift for his wife. An ad in the Lost and Found column brought the shoe back the next day. The Messenger A B C ad is a traditional remedy for selling houses renting rooms and other items.
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Athens
Nelsonville
Logan
Pomeroy
Local Play Stages Outdoor Performance Amid Strong Cast
The production featured Daniel Gelist as principal actor with Bart Jenks in a key role and a fifteen-person cast delivering a forceful outdoor show. Speakers Sam Grathwell and John H. Dickason addressed themes of character, mindset, and national youth during lectures and afternoon sessions.
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Daniel Gelist
Bart Jenks
Tivine
Sam Grathwell
Ehautuiqua
The
Peaker
Mr. Grathwell
Ensemble of M artists to perform poetry event
Tomorrow the M artists ensemble will give two performances in the afternoon. Anne Campbell, poet of the year, will present Everyday Poet and other works to close the event.
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Europe
M Artists Ensemble
Anne Campbell
Coolidge Signs $85 Million Air Force Plan for 1800 Planes
President Coolidge signed an appropriation of 85 million dollars for a five year air program. The plan calls for 1,800 new aircraft and two Shenandoah type rigid dirigibles.
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Washington
Coolidge
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