Judge H M tcraft Addresses Nelsonville class on humanity
Nelsonville June 27 Judge H M tcraft told the adult Sunday school class that all men are human even when they do wonderful things. He used biblical figures to illustrate leadership and human fallibility and urged admiration of leaders who acknowledge mistakes. About sixty five attended. A evening musical program at the Presbyterian Church featured Miss Helen Stephens contralto, Miss Louise Rice organ numbers, and a piano organ duet by Miss Helen Jackson and Miss Rice. The trio are Ohio University students.
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Nelsonville
H. M. Tcraft
Logan
Presbyterian Church
Helen Stephens
Louise Rice
Bach
Guillmont
Helen Jackson
Miss Rice
Ohio University
Birthday Tea and Hospital Return in Nelsonville
In Nelsonville on June 27 Lu cille Scott returned from Columbus St Francis Hospital after an appendicitis operation two weeks earlier and is reported to be recovering. Her mother Mrs Charles Scott stayed in Columbus during the hospital stay and accompanied her home. On June 25 a small chimney fire at Shafer Wholesale House was caused by an employee burning paper in the furnace drawing firefighters to the scene. Mrs J H McSherry hosted the birthday guest with Mrs Stella Hinman present, visiting from elsewhere with Violet Woodard and Mrs Saltz.
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Stella Hinman
Violet Woodard
Saltz
Nelsonville
Lucille Scott
Columbus
St. Francis Hospital
Charles Scott
Shafer
New Way To Hold False Teeth in Place
Do false teeth annoy you by dropping or slipping Just sprinkle a little Fas teeth on your plates This new fine powder holds teeth firm and comfortable No gummy pasty taste or feeling Sweetens breath Get Fasteeth from Quick's Cut Rate or your druggist Adv.
Stunning Sports Pattern 2367 Advertises Dress Pattern
Pattern 2367 offers a revers optional blouse with a jacket like effect and stitched kick pleats for fullness in the skirt. Available sizes 14 to 20 and 32 to 42 with fabric guidance and a Summer fashion catalog from The Athens Messenger Pattern Department in New York City.
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Tyles
Anne Dams
Athens Essenger
17Th Street
New York City
Nelsonville Merchants Fall 6 2 To Thurston
Nelsonville loses 6 to 2 as Thurston pitchers limit seven hits while Thurston bats accumulate 11. T Snoke homered and doubled in three trips, pacing the winners. G Smith, Linton, and R Snake led Nelsonville with multiple hits.
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Nelsonville
Thurston
Nelsonville Merchants
Haines
Merchants
R. Snoke
T. Snoke
G. Smith
Linton
R. Snake
SD Yad Soroe Cs Assot Ree
Nels
Wise
Thompson
Williams
Geiger
Murphy
Ray
Smith
Dupler
Debeboise
Galvin
R Snoke
Lawrence
England
Ab.r.elo
A Smith
E.f. Sash Hanes
Eebury
Stewart, Sb
S.s
Amie
Whyte
Doudiof Piteasas
Anne Ee
Graham
Serta Hee
PD. R. Snake
Eeeraen
Ab.r.hlo
A Bs
Aeeseesene
C.f. Es
Osborn
s.So
T. Snake
Weeseneea
Aloe
Picnic at Ash Cave Draws Local Families
Mrs. William McMahon and son Charles of Detroit Michigan join Mr and Mrs Ti Rosser Mr and Mrs Ed Rosser and Becky Ann Mr and Mrs D A North and son Bob Mr and Mrs Joe Barrows Miss Frances Bennett and Miss Mary Louise Pritchard for a Sunday picnic at Ash Cave.
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William McMahon
Charles
Detroit
Mich
Ti Rosser
Ed Rosser
Becky Ann
D. A. North
Bob
Joe Barrows
Frances Bennett
Mary Louise Pritchard
Ash Cave
Boy Accidentally Shoots Own Hand in Weekend Accident
Nelsonville dispatch says John Barrows, son of Mr and Mrs John Barrows of Madison Street, accidentally shot his left hand Sunday afternoon while handling a 32 calibre revolver. A bone was fractured by the bullet during a rat shooting session. he is a Messenger carrier.
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Nelsonville
John Barrows
Madison Street
Young Barrows
Scouts Headed for Camp at Old Man's Cave Troop 46
Twenty boys from Troop 46 left Sunday for a week at Old Man's Cave with scoutmaster James Lee accompanying them and W. D. Mender directing. They plan to break camp next Saturday.
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Old Man's Cave
Nelsonville
James Lee
W. D. Mender
Bob North Observes Second Birthday at Fort Street Home
Bob North, son of Mr and Mrs Durward North, celebrated his second birthday Saturday afternoon from 2 to 4 at their Fort Street home. Guests enjoyed games and a green and white refreshment course. Charles McMahon of Detroit and Martha Floto of Steubenville attended.
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Bob North
Memorial services by Eudora Chapter 72 OES
Eudora Chapter 72 Order of the Eastern Star will hold its annual memorial services Tuesday night at 8 30 welcoming friends and relatives of the deceased members to attend.
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Eudora
Order of Eastern Star
Surprise Birthday Party for Donald Campbell in Logan
Donald Campbell was guest of honor at a surprise party Saturday night at his uncle J. A. Campbell's home in Logan for his twenty second birthday. Twenty nine people attended including P. C. Campbell and family J. A. Campbell and family W. G. Campbell J. H. McSherry Thelma Dorothy Milliard Howard Ruby Huffine Evan Linton and Margaret caafer. A refreshment course was served.
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Donald Campbell
J. A. Campbell
Logan
P. C. Campbell
W. G. Campbell
J. H. McSherry
Thelma
Dorothy
Milliard Howard
Ruby Huffine
Evan Linton
Margaret Caafer
Athens Diner Injures Man Falling From Dam Into River
Ben Black was injured while diving from a dam into the Hocking River near White's Mill Sunday afternoon. He banged his head on the river bed bruising head and knees, was carried home on West Washington Street, and seen by Dr. S. E. G. Pedigo. He will be out of work for several days.
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Ben Black
Hocking
White's Mill
Black
West
Washington Street
S. E. G. Pedigo
Roosevelt Listens as Democratic Convention Opens
Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt sat near a radio and telephones in the New York executive mansion to hear the Democratic Convention news. His secretaries kept in touch with Chicago headquarters by telephone reporting anti Roosevelt signals.
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Albany
N. Y
U.P
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Executive Mansion
Chicago
Roosevelt
England Approves Hoover Armament Plan for Cabinet
Geneva June 27 Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald approved the Hoover disarmament plan with no reservation Foreign Secretary Sir John Simon the Conservative objections to naval provisions returned to London carrying an important message to cabinet members
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Hoover
Geneva
U.P
Ramsay MacDonald
Sir John Simon
London
MacDonald
New Athens Luckoff's Inc Forms With 500 Shares
Columbus reports the incorporation of Athens Luckoff's Inc with 500 no par shares. Officers listed include Herman Luckoff Pauline Luckoff and Thelma Moore. Woolley and Rowland named as incorporators.
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Columbus
Athens
Luckoff
Two Men Killed in Collision on William Penn Highway Washington
Two men died and four were slightly injured when a touring car and a truck collided on the William Penn Highway near Washington Pennsylvania tonight.
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Washington, Pa
William Penn Highway
Here
Mrs Wendling Struck By Lightning Tearing Hole In Roof
Dover Ohio June 27 Mrs Otto Wendling was injured when lightning struck her home tearing a roof hole. Her condition was stated as improving today with treatment ongoing after the incident.
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Dover
Otto Wendling
Man Identified in Palace Theater Robbery Shootout
Lancaster reports the Sunday night Palace Theater hold up ended with J. Russell Brock of Columbus shot and captured after holding up the cashier. Police recovered the money and Brock faces charges following the incident.
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Lancaster
Palace Theater
J. Russell Brock
Columbus
Brock
Large Crowd At Glouster Depot Fails To Board Labor Train
A June 27 report from Glouuster notes the largest crowd since June 20 gathered at the depot when the labor train arrived before 6 am. Rumors of riders to work drew many, including several women, but no one boarded and authorities remained without National Guardsmen.
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Glouster
Fracture Disclosed in Glouster Boy
Charles Roberts eight year old grandson of Mrs Cora Penman who came from Akron to spend the summer with his grandmother fell at play about a week ago and fractured his left arm between the wrist and elbow An X ray on Saturday revealed the fracture and a slight bend in the bone during the injury was painful but only then discovered.
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Glouster
Charles Roberts
Cora Penman
Akron
Mrs. Mary Ann McClellan Dies at 56 in Glouster Home
Mrs. Mary Ann McClellan 56 died Sunday night at 7 40 at the home of her son and daughter in law near old Mine 2 after eight months illness. She had hip fracture from a fall ten weeks earlier and never left bed. Surviving children listed with spouses and towns. Funeral at Church of Christ Wednesday at 2 with Rev. M S Rogers officiating and Maplewood Cemetery burial.
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Glouster
Mary Ann McClellan
Frank MccClellan
Old Mine 2
Robert McClellan
Robert McCutcheon
Beckett
F. Young
Stockport
Henry Deem
Mt. Carbon
W. Va
Reese Harris
Shawnee
Sam Meyers
This City
Brent McClellan
Rogers
Maplewood
Final Meeting of Thea Chapter O E S Held Tonight
The final meeting of Thea Chapter O E S before summer vacation will be held Tuesday night at the Masonic hall. Mrs. Mary Dillon announces the event, with refreshments and a social time to follow. Regular meetings resume in September.
Glouster Street Line Work Near Ice Co Plant Complete
Work renewing gas and water lines and installing taps on High Street between Woodrow Avenue and the Glouster Ice and Ice Cream Co. plant was completed Saturday. Ditches have been filled and concrete for road foundation and curbing will be poured soon.
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Glouster
High Street
Woodrow Avenue
Glouster Ice and Ice Cream Co
Local visitors return from outings across three towns
Mr. and Mrs. John Altman spent two weeks with relatives in Warren. Mrs. D. J. McKinley returned from Columbus visiting Mrs. J. L. Link and family. Charles Reed and Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Kittle of Athens visited relatives in Barnesville. Mrs. B. Hughes, daughter of Athena, spent the weekend here visiting friends.
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John Altman
Warren
D. J. McKinley
Columbus
J. L. Link
Charles Reed
R. J. Kittle
Athens
Barnesville
B. Hughes
Athena
Baker Family Reunion Held at Embree Park
The Baker family reunion will be held at Embree Park near Pennaville on Monday July 4. All members and friends are welcome and a big dinner will be featured.
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Glouster
Baker
Embree Park
Pennaville
Baker Gives Liberally for Democratic Fund
Chicago June 25 Newton D Baker a leading figure for the Democratic nomination for president contributed 1000 dollars to the party fund the state report shows today.
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Chicago
Newton D Baker
Reich appoints Hasse as defense minister replacing Groener
Germany names General Hasse, new Minister of National Defense, succeeding the retired General Groener. Hasse, previously head of the Reich Army Group, assumes command as the government reshuffles top military leadership.
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Germany
National Defense
Hasse
First Army Group
Groener
Financier Drawn Into Stock Quiz
Cyrus Eaton, Cleveland financier and industrial magnate, drawn into Senate stock market probe as Continental Shares Inc collapses. A spokesman says $16,000,000 of Eaton held stocks were diverted to other ventures with board approval of dummy directors. Public sent $100,000,000 to the defunct trust, an investigator charges.
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Cyrus Eaton
Cleveland
Senate
Continental Shares, Inc
Eaton
Ohio sheriff association hears call for state chief investigator
June 25 banquet remarks by William N. Smith of Columbus urged a chief investigating officer in every state. Smith, head of the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation, spoke to Ohio sheriffs at the Buckeye Sheriffs Association mid summer convention in Cedar Point.
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Cedar Point
Lindbergh
William N. Smith
Columbus
Ohio State Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation
Ohio
Repeal Fight Flares in Democratic Convention Prep
Chicago June 27 tentative plans to push a planks fight to commit the Democratic Party to repeal the Eighteenth Amendment emerged. A Roosevelt controlled drafting group shelved the prohibition dispute after finding it heated and opted to confer rather than attend the convention opening. Prohibition farm relief war debts and unemployment are set aside as nine members focus on less controversial issues with W A Gomotock of Michigan and Senator Walpole of Massachusetts leading the repeal effort on the subcommittee.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
W. A. Gomatock
Michigan
Waleh
Martinchusetts
Curtis Faces Trial in Lindbergh Kidnapping Case
In Flemington New Jersey John Hughes Curtis prepared for trial on the charge of impeding justice in the Lindbergh kidnapping. His attorney predicted Lindbergh would reveal the truth and free the defendant. Opening day focused on jury selection as prosecutors Hauck and Stout announced Lindbergh would not be the first witness and did not specify when a witness might be summoned.
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Flemington
N. J
John Hughes Curtis
Lindbergh
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Anthony M. Hauck
Harry AL. Stout
Hauck
Dolphin Classification Noted as Mammal and Small Whale Relative
The passage states that the dolphin is a mammal and, like the porpoise, belongs to a species of small whale.
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Washington, D. C
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Chillicothe
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Bridgeport
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Louis F. Dietz
Seattle
Wash
Esther Duling
New York
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