Man of Many Aliases Captured in New ark Last Week
A. D. Carsweenia alias Frank Jones alias George Morton was arrested in Newark after posing as a detective to trap Lowry the murderer. He extorted funds from Sheriff Murphy and others by promising to aid Lowry’s arrest. He is held in Athens County jail to await grand jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Jim Lowry
Earl Carsweenia
Frank Jones
George Morton
Andrew Murphy
Sweenia
Sewark
Sherif W. H. Anderson
Murphy
Athens
Grand Aury
Caraweenia
Carsweenia
Sneetby
North Carolina
Dim Lowry
South
Lowry
Ogarsween
Shelby
Morton
Sheriff's Office
Sherif Hal Morphy
Sheriff Murphy
Carsweepia
Murray City
Rendville
Shely
Deerelry
Poets
Morphy
Finsterwald
Mab Lowry
Carsweema
Sheriff Anderson
Carsweenis
Garsweemia
Caraweenis
Ima Dowe
Jackson County
Canton
Paiinuni
W. Va
Carswecula
Hayti
Degrees conferred by Ohio University in Ewing Hall
At commencement exercises in Ewing Hall many degrees were awarded to alumni and faculty including William K. Bandy LL D Columbus and B O Higley MS Athens. Notable graduates and staff cited include John W. Dowd Miss Lillian Michael T A Jones Edmund A Jones and Rev G Walton King. The piece notes district attorney W Bundy and university connections, with brief updates on careers and positions. A final line questions whatever happened to tan colored shoes once seen years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewing Hall
University
William KE. Bandy
Cincinnati
Moss
Aruwu
Ibn
Luisi
L. D
Athens
W. E. Bundy
United States
J. B. Foraker
Ohio University
John W. Dowd
Toledo
L. D. Bonebrake
Columbus
Lillian Micheal
Goshen
Ind
Michel
L. G Worstell
Thomas A. Jones
Jackson
G. W. Martin
Manti
Utah
Nesh W. Good
Third Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
T L. Lowe
Christian Church of
Charlies
Edmund A. Jones
Massillon
B. O. Higley
Summer term opens at Chico University with strong turnout
The first Chico University summer term since the normal college was established opened Monday with attendance far exceeding expectations. By yesterday noon 360 students had registered and 50 to 60 more were expected this week, with a conservative estimate of 425. The six week term features 23 faculty members and 80 courses, drawing students from at least 70 of Ohio’s 88 counties and including visitors from West Virginia and Kentucky. Notable attendees include teachers, principals, and superintendents such as Sapt. FL. Lantoz, Sapt. CS. L. Martzolf, J. W. Heinman, and Roy Eblin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chico University
Normal College
Eli Duorkle
Toledo
Cleveland
Lorain
Youngtown
Salineville
Baizesville
Cambridge
Bellaire
Columbus
Fremont
Hamilton
Chillicothe
Portsmouth
Gallipolis
Ironton
Wellston
Jackson
Logan
McConnelsville
Cosheston
Nelsonville
Bryan
Bowling Green
Marietta
Pomeroy
Hillsboro
Circleville
Washingon
GC. H
Franklin County
W. J._Collins
Covington
B.C. Hedrick
New Carlisle
A. H. Dison
Albany
GF. Geeting
West Manchester
Roy Eblin
Principe
L. G. Bean
G. W. Toolill
New Bremen
Boger
Shearer
Stalder Ullom Couple Wed in Athens Home Ceremony
A wedding took place at 8 o clock last night at the Ullom home on College street uniting Mr Harry G Stalder and Miss Sara Margaret Ullom as husband and wife. The ceremony was performed by Dr R F Bishop of Athens with matron of honor Mrs D B Thomas of Marietta and best man D H Thomas present. The couple plan a protracted wedding trip on the lakes and will reside in Athens after August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry G. Stalder
Sara Margaret Ullom
Ullom
College Street
Lohengrin
Ghariotts Uhom
Andrew W. Ullom
Fred Stalder
President Street
Murphey Carpenter Marriage Held Quietly at Home
Miss Sarah Emily Carpenter wed Frank R Murphey in a noon ceremony at the Carpenter residence attended by close relatives. Rev BE Long of Middleport officiated. The bride, daughter of Hon and Mrs J Carpenter, has many friends in Meigs and Athens counties. the groom, son of Mr and Mrs C E B Murphey of Albany, works in the insurance field.
Carpenter Home Wedding Noted With Pink and White Flowers
The Carpenter home was tastefully decorated with pink and white roses and carnations for a wedding. The bride wore white silk voile with drawn work trimming. Mr. and Mrs. Morphey will reside in Athens after the fifteenth, where the groom will run an in-surface business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenter
Morphey
Athens
Daly
Assault and Battery Charge In Chauncey Case
Mr Minnie Bricker and daughter Mrs Winnie Evans of Beaumont faced Mayor Logan on a Wednesday last week on assault and battery charges from Chauncey. The alleged victim was Mrs Mary Smith who sought custody of her grandchild. Bricker and Evans waived examination and were bound over to the grand jury in 200 dollars each with bond posted by J H Martin of Blanmont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Bricker
Winnie Evans
Beaumont
Logan
Mary Smith
Chauncey
Evans
Will Evans
Chaunceay
Brrs. Evans
Bricker
Coolville Camp Meeting Opens August 6 in Coolville
The Marietta district camp meeting will be held on the grounds at Coolville August 6 to n. EB Miller of Chicago will lead evangelistic services both forenoon and evening daily. Known as the Singing Evangelist, he has drawn large crowds in Springfield Illinois and Owasago, and many have been saved in his meetings. Rev. Herbert Scott of Marietta will lead Epworth League services and assist Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolville
Marietta
FL Miller
Chicago
Miller
PP. Bliss
Springfield
Ill
Owas
Midh
Herbert Scott
Epworth League
Mgr. Miller
Death of George Balis in Hudson Ohio
George Balis died Sunday night at his Hudson addition home after a long illness of consumption. A longtime Athens resident born in Gallia county 52 years ago, he lived in Kentucky in youth before returning to Ohio. Last April he was elected assessor in Hudson precinct but could not serve due to ill health. funeral rites were held at his home led by Rev. TL Lowe and burial followed in the new cemetery. He leaves a wife and two children, Mrs Helpers Snow of this city and a 15-year-old son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Balis
Hudson Addition
Athens
Gallia County
Kentucky
Ohio
Hudson
TL. Lowe
New
Helpers Snow
School Closes at Lottridge After Successful Select Term
E C Buck closed a ten week select school at Lottridge with thirty eight enrollment and thirty six attendance. The last day program featured a Carthage Boswell commencement by Mr Back. Professors Higley and Chrisman addressed a large crowd, noting seven Poswell graduates from Carthage and praising the township's educational spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Buck
Lottridge
Carthage Boswell
Back
Higley and
Chrisman
Poswell
Carthage
Carthage Township
Rome Commencement at Guysville by Supt. C R Cline
Rome township Boxwell commencement was held at Guysville Friday evening led by Supt. C R Cline. Professors F S Constrar of Athens and M Bowers of Stewart addressed the crowd. Nine Boxwell pupils graduated, demonstrating the township’s strong high school influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome Township
Guysville
Supt
C.R. Cline
F. S. Constrar
Athens
M. Bowers
Stewartl
Rev Conaway Honored with Two PhD Degrees
Rev H Mi Conaway a Rutgers class of 02 graduate now pastor of the 3M B church in New Castle Pa received the PhD degree from Columbia University pro merito last winter and was complimented with the same degree from Allegheny College at its eighty eighth commencement. His church is the second largest in the conference with a salaried choir and a $1900 annual salary for the pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Mi. Conaway
New Castle
Columbia University
Allegheny College
Meat Market Sale Keeps Old Market Going
Robert Grim and Grove Ayers have bought the meat market in the old market house long run by Ben Fauser and will operate a general retail meat business. They expect to handle a first class assortment of meats and ask for a share of patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Grim
Grove Ayers
Ben Fauser
Endeavorers at Glouster Athens County Union Convention
The Athens County Christian Endeavor Union held its annual convention in Glouster Christan church with sessions Friday and Saturday. New officers include Rev. T. L. Lowe, G F Domarte, Miss Ida Allison, and Emma Patterson. Presentations covered Christian Endeavor work, junior and senior roles, citizenship, and mission study.
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Luhrig
Ida Allison
Ashfield
Mings Emma Patterson
Amesville
A. E. Black
Marshfield
Hatchinson
Toledo
Lucile Lovell
Amosville
C. H. Dumares
Lubtig
Christian Endeavor
C. H. Hubble
Columbus
D. Evstis
Athens
Migs Lovell
Ameésville
B. Higley
Hutchinson
Q. J. Wright
J. H. Kirk- Patrick
Albany
Isgate Tampering Causes Arrest in Shawnee Valley Mine
Glouster June 23 Will E Williams was arrested after an affidavit by Thomas Abram charging him with tampering with mine scales at Shawnee Valley. Men were cheated of several hundred pounds. David M Davis named as damaged. Bond set at 500 dollars for trial June 30. Williams to be defended by G E Martin of Lancaster as United Mines Workers backs prosecution.
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Glouster
Will E. Wiliams
Thomas Abram
Shawnee Valley
David M. Davis
Elias D. Williams
Will Jones
United Mins Workers Organization
Wiliams
G.E. Martin
Lancaster
Death of Mrs J W Miles in Mechanicsburg
The death of Mrs. Isaac W. Miles occurred Saturday at her Mechanicsburg home after a short illness due to complications. She was 39, wife of L W Miles who works at Athens state hospital. Funeral services were held Monday in Wright's Chapel Mechanicsburg with many friends present, conducted by Rev. FM Harley. The remains were taken to Garden for interment. Besides her husband she leaves a ten day old babe and a son or daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac W. Miles
Mechanicsburg
L W. Miles
Athens State Hospital
Wright
Garden
Early Real Estate Values in Athens Reflect Growth
Major Welch told a reporter in 1954 he bought the three acre Jennings residence lot plus adjacent properties from Mrs. Robert ConStable for $700. He built a house that became part of the Jennings residence and sold Ballard’s lot for $2,500. Recently a town lot east of the Jennings home sold for $3,500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Welch
Robert Constable
Jennings
James Ballard
Jall
Ballard
Art Cooking Club Outing in Athens
Fourteen men, husbands of the Art Cooking club’s fourteen ladies in Athens, seek a new object lesson by cooking "the mother used to cook" as they grow tired of artistic cooking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Cooking Club
Art Cooking Club of
Athens
Albany Trip Darkened by Lively Arts Cook Gathering
A group traveled to Albany Friday evening and enjoyed a festive stay at a public hostelry. The trip featured art cooks and their husbands, with attendees including Mr. and Mrs. G. N. Meors, Liz, Otto Bart, and many professors and spouses such as A. A. Atkinson, C. A. Copeland, G. E. McLaughlin, F. P. Phillips, J. A. Holmes, A. S. Bethel, E. Logan, WR Lawrence, W. B. Bertlay, and OG. Morphey among the saaguists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
J. A. Holmes
Octogenarian Catherine McDougall Bishop Dies at Bishopville
The 81 year old Catherine McDougall Bishop died Sunday night at her Bishopville home from liver trouble. A lifelong resident of Bishopville, she was known in Ames township and was sister to the late Mary Ann Phillips and Gilbert McHongall. She leaves one living sister Mrs Jana Coates of Chillicothe. Funeral services and interment were held Tuesday in Bishopville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine McDougall Bishop
Bishopville
Ames Township
Mary Ann Phillips
Ames
Gilbert McHongall
Jana Coates
Chillicothe
Bishop
Inspector Fowler Completes Inspection Work in Athens County
J. Fowler of the state bureau of inspection will finish examining the books of township clerks and treasurers and clerks of special seizure districts in Athens county Saturday. He oversees the educational section, notes some well kept offices and some negligent ones, but finds no crooked accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. ©. Fowler
New Lexington
State Bureau of Inspection
Athens County
Fowler
Ath Es
Coal Train Wrecks Near Beaumont Curve
A heavy coal train transferring from the HK. and M. to the Hocking Valley wrecked Saturday afternoon on a sharp curve south of Beaumont. Loaded cars and the engine left the track and piled together. Miner William Bricker, riding the train, sustained minor injuries. Delays to the Hocking Valley line delayed drains and passengers were transferred at the wreck site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Hocking Valley
Beaumont
Wm. Bricker
Rebekah Convention to Convene in Local Hall
The first convention of the 62d district of Ohio Rebekahs will be held at the L O O F hall next Wednesday Iniyi. Seven Rebekah lodges are to be represented with delegates and visiting members expected. Naomi Ulhom Rebekah Lodge No. 853 of Athens will demonstrate the degree work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Rebekah’s
L O. 0
Iniyi
Rebekah
Naunie Uliom Rebekah Lodge
Athens
Death of Joan Walden in Coolville at visit
The death of Joan Walden, a 50 month old child, occurred Thursday night at Coolville at the home of W. M. Walden during a visit. Death was due to summer complaint. Mrs. Walden, the child’s mother and eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Hope of Athens, had remains sent to Marietta for interment Saturday. Mrs. Walden will return to Athens within a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Walden
Mary E. Walden
Coolville
W. M. Walden
Walden
T. J. Hope
Athens
Marietta
Horse Runaway After Shaft Break On College Street
Miss Anna Walsh was driving toward the ducksmith stop when a broken shaft struck the horse on its side causing it to bolt. She controlled the reins, guided the horse into a cart near the dormitory, and the horse fell but was soon freed with no injuries to horse rider or buggy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Walsh
College Street
Ducksmith
Miss Walsh
President's Reception Ends Commencement Week
The reception by President and Mrs. Ellis closed commencement week from 3 to 6 o'clock Thursday afternoon at their Congress Street home. Hon. and Mrs Wade Ellis of Cincinnati appeared in the receiving line as a large crowd attended. Selby's orchestra played on the lawn while refreshments were served throughout the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis
Congress Street
Wade Ellis
Cincinnati
Selby
Hig Irush
City Council Approves July Bond Election for Light Plant
A brief council session Tuesday night authorized the July 13 election on a sixteen thousand dollar bond issue to fund a municipal light plant. The council formally approved the election.
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Sfteen Thousand
Death of 14 month old Joreph Murray from pneumonia
The 14 month old son of Mr and Mrs Patrick Murray died Sunday at the family home on West Union street of pneumonia. Funeral services were held Monday and interment followed in the Catholic cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pheumonia
Joreph Murray
Patrick Murray
West Union Street
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Stalder-Ullom
Murphey-Carpenter
Coolville Camp Meeting
Rome
Rev. Conaway
Mary
J. W. Miles
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