Nelsonville Scouts Award Merit Badges at Court of Honor
Eleven badges four first class and four merit badges were awarded at the Nelsonville court of honor held in the junior high school auditorium. Major Robert Cole urged daily acts of service and the troop to attend district camp near Marietta. The article also notes survivors of a separate family unrelated to scouting and a tragic train accident at Ashtabula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Boy Scouts
Fred Carpenter
Walter Wolf
L. Hudson
Rhodes
O. O. Crawford
Unirm
Robert Cole
Maetta
America
Crawford
W. L. Hudson
W. W. Whitlatch
Donald Johnson
Whitlatch and Johnson
Tenderfoot
William Rhodes
Gilbert Johnson
Gerald Frank
Dick Cox
Stanley Partlow
Tom Wolfe
Wilbur Mender
Clarence Huddy
Edward Murphy
Roy Bagley
William Sayres
Rex Huffman
Carlos Linton
Mansfield Schoal
Ed Stocklin
Gilbert Moler
Edward Stocklin
Carl McGriffin
Cole
Marietta
Churches Plan All Day Meeting in Nelsonville Area
An all day gathering Saturdays July 4 will unite Pilgrim Holiness churches from Nelsonville Athens Murray City Oak Grove and Floodwood. A love feast will lead the afternoon with gospel preaching and singing. Arrangements are led by Reverends Fisher Laneholtz Smith J Smith Hook Zarley and Blair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Floodwood
Pilgrim Holiness
Athens
Murray City
Oak Grove
C. D. Fisher
F. C. Laneholtz
Eric Smith
J. J. Smith
Charles Hook
T. Zarley
D. Blair
Ball Brothers Fined in Court. Prohibition Case and Death Report
In Nelsonville on Monday Mayor Lax fined John Allen and William Davis $50 plus costs for intoxication. Allen will pay on the streets. Eiver Savage and Lawrence and Richard Ball of Buchtel were found guilty of possessing liquor, fined $300 each, with Lawrence and Richard bound over to the grand jury under $1000 bonds to county jail. The Balls allegedly placed dynamite in a mine. Also, Genieve Slean, 21 months, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Farms, died at Kimberly. funeral Wednesday at 2 pm at Kimberly school house, burial Greenlawn.
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Nelsonville
John Allen
William Davis
Lax
Allen
Will
Eiver Savage
Lawrence
Richard Ball
Buchtel
Prohibition
Genieve Slean
Charles Farms
Kimberly
Kimberly School House
Greenlawn
Woodring Family Killed in Astabula Crossing Crash
Nelsonville reports a terrible tragedy as Mr and Mrs C P Woodring and three children died instantly in a board crossing accident near Astabula Sunday evening. The Woodrings had lived in Nelsonville for about fifteen years and were connected to local residents including George Dowler and Mrs L B Davis.
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Nelsonville
Astabula
C. P. Woodring
Dring
George Dowler
L. B. Davis
Jacob Pol
Special W R C Meeting At Mrs McMasters Home
A special meeting of the Woman's Relief Corps will be held Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Della McMasters on West Columbus Street. Attendance is desired as important business will be discussed.
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Nelsonville
Woman's Relief Corps
Della McMasters
Weat
Columbus Street
Sunday School Class Social in Nelsonville
Mrs. Retta Howe hosted her Fort Street home Sunday school gathering on Friday evening with games music and vocal solos by Helen Largent and Margaret Johnson. Bessie Stephenson won the prize in a post performance contest as refreshments followed. attendees included Nevada Quinn Deva Dunkin Florence Kelley Mildred Hutchins Pearl Williams Grace Bateman Anna Kentner Hazel Dunk e Ruth Wolfe and guests Mrs Dr Howe Margaret Johnson Mrs Miles Howe and Lillian Howe.
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Nelsonville
Retta Howe
Fort Street
Helen Largent
Margaret Johnson
Bessie Stephenson
Hazel Katzenbach
Bessie Stephson
Nevada Quinn
Deva Dunkin
Florence Kelley
Mildred Hutchins
Pearl Williams
Grace Bateman
Anna Kentner
Hazel Dunke
Pearl Hitchings
Ruth Wolfe
Dr. Howe
Miles Howe
Lillian
Hughes Leaves Carbon Hill for Camp Knox
Nelsonville reports Lew Hughes of Carbon Hill departed Monday to enter Camp Knox in Louisville Kentucky as part of Army enlistment.
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Nelsonville
Lewis Hughes
Carbon Hill
Camp Knox
Louisville
Mrs Louise Fray Heads Feminine Department In Nelsonville
Ohio State Journal reports Louise Tifft Fray, daughter of Dr George E Tifft, manages the feminine department of the Co operative Employment service in Nelsonville. A noted writer who contributed to Century, she was visiting Nelsonville during her father’s pastorate. She was called to Columbus from St Louis last fall due to her father's illness and now resides in Columbus.
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Nelsonville
Ohio State Journal
Louise Tifft Fray
Cooperative Employment Service
Fray
George E. Tifft
First Methodist
Century
Columbus
St. Louis
Aged Woman Mary Elizabeth Chariton Dies at 81
Mary Elizabeth Chariton aged 81 died Monday at the home of Mr and Mrs H B Schaal where she had lived for nine years. She had two marriages the first to Henry Mitchell producing four children and the second to John Chariton. Surviving children are Mrs Emma Franklyn of Murray City James G Mitchell of Denton N1 and Floyd Mitchell of Vaughn W Va with a daughter and a son gone before. Funeral Wednesday at 1 30 pm at the Christian church conducted by Rev O J Howearth.
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Nelsonville
Mary Elizabeth Chariton
H. B. Schaal
Henry Mitchell
Emma _ Franklyn
Murray City
James G. Mitchell
Denton
Floyd Mitchell
Vaughn
W. Va
John Chariton
The
Christian Church
O. J. Howearth
Personal visits dot Nelsonville scene this weekend
Dr. Gilbert Love of Columbus visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. John Love. Several families from Columbus and Coshocton were guests or travelers, with trips to Concord West Virginia Toledo Detroit and Tiffin. Names include Ed Dewhurst C A Shockley Lenna Denny Nellie Williams Rachel Coakley Margaret Murphy Louis Dresher W. W. Whitlatch Pauline Tifft Thomas Monahan Charles Anderson Edward Murphy Joe Paul Murphy Carl Williams Mrs. Elton Smith and daughter, Cable Gibson and W M Deeds Fred Handstein and Hocking Valley train crew.
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Gilbert Love
Columbus
John Love
Ed Dewhurst
C. A. Shockley
Lenna Denny
Concord
W. Va
Nellie Williams
Nelsonville
Sam Longley
John Longley
Columbus With Mrs. Longley At St. Anthony’s Hospital
Rachel Catherine Coakley
Margaret Murphy
Louis Dresher
Hebbardsville
W. W. Whitlatch
Pauline
George E. Tifft, Jr
Mt. Sterling
Thomas Monahan
Charles Anderson
Edward Murphy
Thomas Murphy
Joe
Paul
Carl Williams
Middleport
John Warrington
Toledo
Harry Hawkins
Coshocton
L. H. Hawkins
Dwight McLaughlin
Floyd Wolfe
Detroit
Elton Smith
Cable Gibson
W. W. Gibson
W. M. Deeds
Fred Handstein
Hocking Valley Railroad
Tiffin
Parliament Bill Proposes Flogging for Blackmail
The London session considers a bill aiming to punish blackmail with flogging, linked to the Sir Hari Singh SABO case and its public outcry.
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London
Hari Singh Sabo
Rotary club hears clinic report in Athens County
Chairman J. L. Meyers presented a report on the crippled children's clinic held last winter. W. A. Carpenter spoke on impressions from the International Rotary convention in Cleveland. Meyers noted the health board's ongoing countywide efforts to correct crippling conditions among children.
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Athens County
J. L. Meyers
Rotary Club
Hotel Berry
W. A. Carpenter
Cleveland
Myers
County Health Board
Standard Alphabet Revisions Proposed by Lexicographer Vizetelly
Dr. Frank H. Vizetelly argues for a revised 62-symbol alphabet to standardize English sounds and spelling. He suggests an international pronunciation committee and world adoption through education, while noting existing national variations and the US speech level.
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New York
Frank H. Vizetelly
Standard Dictionary
Department of Education of
Scotland
Dr. Vizetelly
United States
Quakes Wreak Havoc In Santa Barbara After Major Quake
The quake ruptured Associated Oil tanks flooding the area with gasoline and distillate. Seventy thousand gallons of gasoline and five thousand gallons of distillate formed a dangerous pool. Homes were shifted off foundations as 15 million gallons of water from a ruptured reservoir flooded East Santa Barbara.
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Era Pacific Station
Associated Oil Company
Santa Barbara
New Marshfield Eighth Graders Named for County Commencement
The New Marshfield schools will graduate the eighth grade class at the county commencement. On September 1 the list includes Goldie Robison Ferne Nanna Edna Russell Roger Ham bel Gerald Chesser Fritz Robinson Marion Jackson Lester Cooper Fred Elliott Adrian McVay Rolland McVay Carlyle Witlach Esther Bailey Olive Goff and Beilma East erling.
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Marshfield
Goldie Robison
Ferne Nanna
Edna Russell
Roger Hambel
Gerald Chesser
Fritz Robinson
Marion Jackson
Lester Cooper
Fred Elliott
Adrian McVay
Rolland McVay
Carlyle Witlach
Esther Bailey
Olive Goff
Beilma Easterling
Government Plants 36 Million Trees in War Forest Recovery
London reports that over 36 million trees were planted by the British government in the past year to restore forests depleted by wartime demands. The effort aims to rebuild woodlands and support postwar rural industries.
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London
Mazon Council 93 Sets July 2 Pot Luck Supper
Glouster News reminds Jacksonville Mazon Council No 93 members of a pot luck supper on Thursday July 2 and an installation of officers. All members urged to attend and bring a dish.
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Mazon Council
Jacksonville
Glouster Co operative Store re elects board and declares dividend
The Glouster Co operative Store company annual meeting re elected W R Dewland M M Bryson Clyde S Price and G W Carey to the board Malcolm Pen man elected to succeed the late J F Higging a dividend of 5 per share declared Directors to organize at a later date Family notes include Rev A A Turner and son Bowman returning from Iowa and local union officers elected plus millinery sale ahead of the Fourth of July.
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Glouster
Glouster Co-operative Store Company
Moosehall
W. R. Dewland
M. M. Bryson
Clyde
Price
G. W. Carey
Malcolm Penman
J. F. Higging
Gutoski Family Heads for Detroit From Glouster
Theodore Gutosk and family departed Glouster today en route to Detroit to establish residence there and begin new employment opportunities.
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Glouster
Theodore Gutosk
Detroit
Left for Camp Knox Entry Names Local Soldiers
Clyde Vernon of Jacksonville and Danny Carter with Paul Kelly and Mile Ledbeatter of Glouster departed for Camp Knox early Tuesday morning.
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Camp
Clyde Vernon
Jacksonville
Danny Carter
Paul Kelly
Mile Ledbeatter
Glouster
Camp Knox
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Elza Dowler
New York Central Railroad
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Bernice
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New York Central
Ball Brothers
Monanres Ay
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Roy T & Otate
Sheffield
Messenger
Printery
Grocer
Brookshire
C. D. Shafer
Glouster News
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Reelects Board
Frank Gutoski
Faires Transfer Company
Harvey McDonald
Paros
Iowa
A. A. Turner
Bowman
Methodist Church
Ily
Hisylvania Mine
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Charles Parks
Charles Grandy
William Shuff
William Copenhaver
Harry Williamson
Ward Park
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Esther Wella
Elliott
Geneva
Lake Erie
M. D. Morgan
Mary Virginia
Dorothy, Miller
W. W. Bryson
J. H. Henshaw
California
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Collis Jordon
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