Officers join in raid on Saturday in Nelsonville
State, county and city officers conducted a liquor raid in Harper Hollow, Nelsonville, on Saturday afternoon. Three half pints were found. Isaac Ward was arrested, later released when Ed Fiddler claimed the liquor. Fiddler pleaded guilty, fined $200 and jailed until settlement. Ward released. Mrs. Neiman pleaded guilty to failing to report junk purchase, fined $25. Social notes include visits from Mr and Mrs Stuckey and daughters to Mr and Mrs Morgan and OSU student Thelma Mills visiting with William and Fanny Gibson in Columbus.
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Nelsonville
Harper Hollow
Hutchinson
Wilson
Ator
Joe Jonas
Athens
George Bateman
James Cape
Isaac Ward
Ward
Ed Fiddler
Bill Hickman
Fiddler
Albert Neiman
Senior-Junior P T A Meets With Music Program
The Senior Junior Parent Teacher Association will meet this evening at 7 30 at the Senior Auditorium. A program includes school songs a piano piece by Katherine Coakley and a saxophone solo by Bob Huenefeld Jr A round table on Guidance How Much and When will open for parents and teachers with questions accepted at entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association
Katherine Coakley
Bob Huenefeld, Jr
Local Visits and Hospital Appointments Reported
Mr and Mrs EF M Gilbert and daughter Royal and Ruth visited Withr relatives in Columbus Sunday. Josephine Porter and Carroll parents Mr and Mrs Joe Porter were noted. S Barron visited his mother Mrs T S Barron at Mt Carmel Hospital Columbus Sunday. W F Gray visited in Logan Friday. Mrs Charles Craig business visitor in Columbus Monday. Roy Bowers Columbus visited relatives here end of week. Pearl Allman moved to Grant Hospital Columbus for surgery. Agnes June Columbus visited her mother Mrs James Cavanaugh over Sunday. Earl Baker spent Sunday in Athens with his parents. Mrs William Morgan visiting with children Vance Morgan and George Fisher in Columbus. Marie Pospichel Columbus parents in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EF. M. Gilbert
Royal
Ruth
Columbus
Josephine Porter
Carroll
Joe Porter
Sh. S. Barron
T. S. Barron
Mt. Carmel Hospital
W. F. Gray
Logan
Charles Craig
Roy Bowers
Pearl Allman
Grant Hospital
Agnes June
James Cavanaugh
Earl Baker
Athens
Kk. J. Baker
William Morgan
Vance Morgan
George Fisher
Marie Pospichel
City
Elder Grice to Stay Week for Series in Nelsonville
Elder John R. Grice of St. Clair Michigan will preach nightly this week at 7 40 at the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ on Jackson Street Harper with 7 15 singing. The question box draws keen interest exploring doctrine and gospel requirements. Topics include Where are the Dead Does the Bible Offer Salvation Beyond The Grave A Twentieth Century Prophet Who Is He Is Continued Revelation a Necessity The Parting of The Ways and At The Cross roads of Life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
John R. Grice
St. Clair
Michigan
Ben
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ
Jackson Street
Harper
Grice
Death of Mrs Eliza Jane Grovers at Logan
Mrs Eliza Jane Grovers 64 died at home on Warner Avenue Logan Sunday. Funeral services set for Wednesday at 11 at Logan Methodist Church with burial in Oak Grove Cemetery. She was widow of Amos Groves who died 17 years ago and leaves an adopted daughter Mrs J Campbell.
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Logan
Eliza Jane Grovers
Warner Avenue
Logan Methodist Church
Oak Grove
Amos Groves
J. Campbell
Funeral held for Ira Sheren in Nelsonville
Funeral services for Ira Sheren aged 23 were conducted at the Pilgrim Holiness Church in Nelsonville with Rev. C. P. Pridgen presiding. He died Friday in Columbus and was buried at Buchtel Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Ira Sheren
Columbus
Pilgrim Holiness Church
C. P. Pridgen
Buchtel Cemetery
Faithful Workers Meet At Mrs Betts Fort Street Home
Mrs C E Betts hosted the Faithful Workers Class of the Methodist Sunday School Friday evening at Fort Street home with Mrs Thomas Spencer as teacher. Assisting hostesses were Mrs Ray Lamb and Mrs Eulalia Hoch. The program centered on games and contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Betts
Fort Street
Methodist Sunday School
Thomas Spencer
Ray Lamb
Eulalia Hoch
Simple Social Gathering Noted In Local Club
Mrs Adda Nelkirk led a brief meeting and during the social hour a luncheon was served to thirty members and guests. Attendants included Mrs Alten Riley Mrs Norman Mrs Cora Davis Mrs Gladys Bayless and daughters Ruth and Jane.
Open House Draws Large Crowd in Nelsonville
Nelsonville March 3 large attendance at Y Open House despite rain. A 7 to 9 program opened by Mrs Stenrods Junior Girls. Midgets and Junior A Boys performed with balloon boxing and a boxing exhibition by Athena Brick Corporation members. Ladies Auxiliary sold homemade candy and several basketball games added to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Standard Bearers Meet Tuesday Evening at Kontner Street
The Standard Bearers will meet Tuesday at 7 30 with Helen and Ruth Keating at their Kontner Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Ruth Keating
Kontner Street
St Andrew's Church Benefit Bridge Event Planned
The ladies of St Andrews Church announce a benefit bridge and full party to be held Tuesday evening March 4 at 8 o clock in the Parish Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew’s Church
Business Girls' Sunday School Class Meets Tonight
The Christian Church group will gather this evening led by Miss Lucille Verity at 431 Madison Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Church
Lucille Verity
Madison Street
Aged Woman Dies at Home in Athens
Mrs. W. T. Cherrington, 73, died Saturday at her son in law Prof. HH Bing's North Hill residence after a cerebral hemorrhage. Funeral 10:30 Tuesday at Professor Bing's home conducted by Rev. C. M. Coulter and Rev. Arthur Cherrington. Burial Rio Grande at 2:30 that afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Cherrington
HH. Bing
North Hill
Professor Bing
C. M. Coulter
First Methodist Church
Arthur Cherrington
New Lexington
Loyal Women Meet At Mrs Lowthers Home
The Loyal Women's Class of the Christian Sunday School will meet Tuesday evening at 7 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Marion Lowthers on Mill Street. Attendance of members is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Sunday School
Marion Lowthers
Mill Street
Hyperion Club Meets for International Relations Study
Saturday meeting at Mrs Lloyd Evans home drew many Hyperion Club members. Mrs W H Parks, Mrs W H Hyde, and Mrs Joe Davis presented papers on India Russia and The London Conference. Mrs H A Sayre and Mrs Frank Poston covered Chapters 1 and 15 of the Study Book. A general discussion followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyperion Club
Lloyd Evans
W. H. Parks
W. H. Hyde
Joe Davis
India
Russia
London
H. A. Sayre
Frank Poston
Binue Bigh Class Girls Entertained at Teacher’s Home
The Christian Sunday School class of Mrs SoS. Steenrod was hosted Friday afternoon at West Washington Street. Fifteen members attended as games were played and refreshments served.
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Binue Bigh
The
Christian Sunday School
Sos. Steenrod
West Washington Street
Government Bulletin Details Farm Drainage Methods
A new U S Department of Agriculture bulletin presents best practices for draining wet spots in cultivated fields. Farmers’ Bulletin 1606 F titled Farm Drainage outlines techniques, soil considerations, and practical steps for improving field drainage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Farmers’ Bulletin
Cottonseed Meal Gains as Fertilizer Usage Falls
Cottonseed meal is rising in use as a fertilizer. For the year ending July 21, 1929, only 174,100 short tons were used nationwide, down from 250,000 tons in the previous 12 months.
French Radio Film Merger Plans Float of Stock
A Paris bank reports a merger of the French radio industry with selected film interests. More than 48 million dollars in stock is to be floated to create a combined cinema and broadcasting enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Daily Red Outbreaks Prompt Manhattan Police Action
Police take steps to quell possible disorders amid frequent Communist demonstrations in Manhattan. Matthew Woll of the AFL accuses the Bolshevik Russian government of promoting revolution here. A hand to hand clash between rival Communist factions erupted while police guard explosive stores after dynamite theft from The Clay Construction Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.2
Matthew Woll
American Federation of Labor
Russia
Ma Shanty
Clay Construction Company
Bionx
Radio aided Detroit arrests speed up crime patrol
More than 1,600 arrests were made in Detroit last year through radio assistance. Police say criminals were captured on average 90 seconds after the crime was committed, highlighting rapid response by the radio network and law enforcement coordination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
When Things Go Wrong With Canned Food Recipes
Domestic science experts compiled over 200 tested recipes for using canned foods from soups to desserts. Readers can obtain a booklet by mailing a coupon with four cents in cas_ stamps and their name and address.
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Cme
Recipes For Canned Foods Booklet Offer
Frederic J. Haskin of the Athens Messenger Information Bureau in Washington invites readers to enclose four cents and provide name street city state to receive a copy of the booklet Recipes For Canned Foods.
Mysterious Bowery Angel Aids Men in Hard Times
New York profile of Marion Spore known as the red haired Lady Bountiful who privately funds street aid, clothes, and shelter for about 6,000 men in Bowery slums over three years. She avoids publicity, tracks aid grants, and insists on preserving dignity while exposing double dealing and citing earned self respect among workers and former clerks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marion Spore
Angel
Lower Bowery
Manhattan
Easuel
Ion
Park Avenue
Bountiful
Bowery
Bay City
Mich
Walter Prince
American Society For Payette Research
Houdini
Newspaper Story Sparks Admission of Beginning with Ten
A woman recalls a morning three years ago when she began with a ten dollar bill and read a newspaper story about two men found half dead from exhaust.
Venr Moving Wenr to Wacker Drive in Chicago
Chicago apartment firm Venr Moving Wenr relocates from Michigan Avenue to Wacker Drive. The project starts with moving a huge pipe organ, a process expected to take four to six weeks.
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WENR
Chicago
Michigan Avenue
Wacker Drive
New Match by Henry Fillmore at WLAY Cineiahall
Henry Fillmore conducts a new performance at WLAY Cineiahall where 16 auto horn players provide varied pitches as the orchestra peers into a lively brass showcase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Fillmore
Wlay
Cineiahall
Masonic Authority Will Lecture Here At Glouster Lodge
Dr. David H. Munson of Dayton, a 16 year Masonry student, will lecture at Glouster Lodge No. 607 on Wednesday night. Visiting Masons welcomed to hear the talk on historical, scriptural and religious Masonry, ancient mysteries, astronomy, geometry, archaeology and Bible sources. Original slides will illustrate the lecture.
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Glouster
March
David H. Munson
Dayton
Glouster Lodge
A. M
Munson
Louis Kloz Follows Wife to Grave in Jacksonville
Louis Kloz 5 died Sunday at 4 in Jacksonville after a two week illness. He moved to Jacksonville a year ago from Greens Run after his wife died from injuries in an auto accident. Survived by six children Louis Jr Andrew Charles Arthur Thelma and Orley at home. Funeral Tuesday at 2 p m conducted by Rev Paul B E Kemper. Burial in Maplewood Cemetery.
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Glouster
Louis Kloz
Jacksonville
Greens Run
Louis, Jr
Andrew
Charles
Arthur
Thelma
Orley
Weloek
Paul BE. Kemper
Maplewood
Two Arrests for Theft in Gloster Area
John Eisnagle was arrested at his mother’s home on a breaking and entering charge related to Trimble Grade School building thefts. He pleaded not guilty before Mayor Plant and was held to the grand jury with $3000 bond and jailed in Athens. Wesley Byers pleaded guilty to chicken theft in Hollister and was fined $25 and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
John Eisnagle
Henry Williams
George Love
Trimble
Eisnagle
Plant
Athens
Fred Heck
Albany
Wesley Byers
Hollister
Robbers Lock Back Door in Piqua Soda Shop
In Piqua on Sunday night two masked men entered John Reardon’s soft drink shop and herded 12 customers along the wall. Reardon alerted police. as the crooks left they were captured. They were identified as Danny, Ryan, 1%, and Gilbert Kneass, 20, of Troy. They took $203, later recovered. The same shop was robbed of $500 two weeks earlier.
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PIQUA
U.P
John Reardon
Reardon
Danny
Ryan
Gilbert Kneass
Troy
R. J. Thompson Opens Store on Pacific Coast
R. J. Thompson, former Glouster merchant now in Los Angeles, opened a new store at Ingleside California selling groceries meats fruits and vegetables. He previously operated stores in Glouster including in the Palmer Building later used by Murphy Motor Company and in the Odd Fellow Building and the Lincoln Department Store site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
R. J Thompson
Los Angeles
Calif
Ingleside
Thompson
Palmer Building
Murphy Motor Company
Odd Fellow
Lincoln Department
Red Men To Initiate Guouster
March 3 report notes many new members admitted to the Red Men Lodge. A ceremony to initiate a number of candidates will be held at the meeting Tuesday night. Visiting Red Men will be welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Men
Guouster
Red Men Lodge
Five Arrests Made Here Saturday Night Stop Attempt To Burn Otel in Cincinnat
Five arrests reported Saturday night in Cincinnati for disturbing the peace and intoxication as police investigated an apparent attempt to burn down the Dennison Hotel. Officers arrested Arthur Coon George Tate and lHrump West of Athens at Coon's Clarke Street home, Albert Love of Athens on Court Street, and John Masten of Athens on Union Street. Police described a bonfire set in a hotel room after a man believed to be Larry Dugan, 42, of Cincinnati, arranged access earlier in the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otel
Cincinnat
Arthur Coon
George Tate
lHrump West
Athens
Coon
Clarke Street
E. S. Finsterwald
Charles Maples
Albert Love
Court Street
McGrath
John Masten
Union Street
Finsterwald
Maples
Cincinnati
U.P
Dennison
Larry Dugan
Dusan
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Mrvo
Will Stuckey
Doris
Betty
Lancaster
Wiliam Morgan
James Lee
Wooster
Fanny Gibson
Thelma Mills
Ohio State University
William Mills
Illinois University
Harry Woodburn Chase
University of North Carolina
University of Illinois
David Kinley
Bulletin Issued
Radio-Film
Frederic J. Haskin
the Athens Messenger
Information Bureau
Washington, D. C
Lady Bountiful
Miss Spore
Tse
Aratha
Marton Spore
D Weth Sioa
News of
Glouster and
214
W. A. Craft
News of the
Sunday Creek Valley
Dr. Munson
R. J. Thompson
Pacific Coast
Senor
Juarez Mardi Gras
Heciacaitay
Lucretia Moore
Cumberland
Muskingum County
Rubhbitsmeyer
Upper Sandusky
Columbus State Hospital
Cleveland
Ohio Sportsman's Show
IY Iusiasou
Castoria
Y Welding & Auto School
W. Long St. Columbus, O
John Garrick
Helen Chandler
Warner Bros
Well Ann Pennington
Alice Day
Archie L. Mayo
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