Nelsonville Party Honors Mrs Henry Birthday With Plans
Alf Ward hosted a Saturday evening in honor of Mrs Tom Henry with music games and a contest won by Mrs Georgeville. A wrist watch and gifts were presented to Mrs Henry. A late luncheon followed as attendees from Nelsonville joined in preparing for a basketball tournament in Columbus with committees named and tickets at 1.50 per plate.
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Alf Ward
Tom Henry
Georgeville
S. H. Chute
Lawrence Ervin
Lawrence, Jr
Carl Wend
Virginia
Dennis Fisk
Gertrude Gasper
John Sayres
George Dille
Wes Thompson
Joan Nutter
Krank Brown
Joe Barber
N. H
Columbus
Old Town
Leland Devore
Cecil Shafer
Miller Wilson
P. W. Hickman
C. H. Bartlett
Nelsonville High
Chicago
Frank Sherman
Chestnut Street
Iuileen
Grace
Eileen Sherman
Helen Ogg
Mary Sherman
Francs Sherman
Ella Olliver
Kathryn
Hazel Sherman
Pauline Forbes
Mildred Sherman
Marie Spencer
Isther Sherman
Lillian Daniels
Merle Sherman
Mrs. Sarah Driggs Dies in Columbus After Illness
Mrs. Sarah Driggs of Murray City formerly Nelsonville dies at Radium hospital Columbus after double pneumonia. Survived by six children Etta Andrews Carrie Frazee Reba Driges Winford Ed Thomas, sister Charlies Andrews, and five brothers J. M. Butts, Douglas. Husband, parents and four brothers preceded her in death. Funeral arrangements not made.
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Sarah Driggs
Murray City
Nelsonville
Radium Hospital
Columbus
Driggs
Etta Andrews
Carrie Frazee
Reba Driges
Winford
Thomas
Charlies Andrews
J. M. Butts
Douglas
Buchtel
Ellen Ratton Dew
Miles Shyard
Dew
Morgan County
Belle Dew Webb
Toledo
Christian Church
W. PR. C
Belle Webb
Fred
Miles Shepard
Elizabeth Shepard
Williard Webb, Jr
John Dew
Shepard
Monroe Street
First Aid Course Led By Mine Officials At Nelsonville
Mr Groves of the U S Bureau of Mines and W P Moore of the Ohio division of mines spend a full week in Nelsonville conducting a free first aid course. Mr Vaughan, the local mine rescue map, has built strong interest over three months. Twenty five progressive mine workers and others attended last night and praised the class. The Y M C A room seats fifty and will host tonight’s session from 6 39 to 7 30.
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Groves
U. S. Bureau of Mines
W. PP. Moore
Ohio Division of Mines
Nelsonville
Vaughan
Towan First Team Hosts Yaig in Saturday Night Match
The Towan first team plays the Yaig team here Saturday evening. Local cheerleaders and tickets available at the gym.
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Towan
Y M C A Campaign Banquet and Reunion Planned
A Y M C A campaign committee of 43 that led the November drive will be hosted by the Y board of directors at the Y on March 16. A representative of the International Y M C A and the Ohio State Secretary will attend. Final rehearsal for Haybrow Council Super Excellent degree at the Magoniec temple is set for Wednesday night with many visitors expected. Clarence F. O Neal of Zanesville will attend the annual Council inspection Thursday at 2:90 PM as Grand Master representative.
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Y.M. Cy. A
Ohio
Haybrow Council
Clarence F. O'Neal
Zanesville
Mebane City Council Minutes Show February Finances
City council met Monday with all members present. February fines and costs totaled 282.85 and were reported by the mayor. A letter from Mayor McCune announced the appointment of George Ridenow as service director. John Hill and Isaac Warner attended as chamber committee and discussed the sanitary sewers. A motion directed the solicitor to notify the attorney general about the sale of canal land in the city of Isonville after improvements.
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McCune
George Ridenow
John Hill
Isaac Warner
Chamber of Commerce
City of Isonville
Circle of Ruth Meets at Presbyterian Parlor
Mrs. Ed Juniper and Mrs. CC Butt hosted Circle of Ruth in church parlors Monday evening. Mable Heffner elected as Presbytery delegate for McConnelsville in April with Mrs. Bartlett as alternate. next meetings set for 5 p m and 6 p m before dinner. The year’s program read and accepted with devotional by Oril Griffin and papers by Criffin and Mae Faton on Japan. Hostesses served luncheon. Eli Johnson and family weekend in McArthur with John son visiting.
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Ed Juniper
CC. C. Butt
Circle of
Ruth
Presbyterian Church
Mable Heffner
McConnelsville
Bartlett
Oril Griffin
Criffin
New American
Former Nelsonville Resident Ed Rhodes Dies at 74
Ed Rhodes 74 died Monday at 3 AM in his Columbus home after a brief illness from influenza. He was a longtime Nelsonville resident, survived by a widow and two sisters, Lucy Hoodlett and Emma Martin. one daughter preceded him in death. Funeral planned in Columbus Wednesday afternoon.
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Nelsonville
Ed Rhodes
Columbus
Rhodes
Lucy Hoodlett
Emma Martin
Lier McDowell
Fulkerson to Deliver Last Address in Athens Wednesday
Dr. Fulkerson, famed speaker, will give his final Athens address at the First Methodist Church auditorium with Rev. Frank M. Evans in charge. He has spoken to students, the School of Commerce, and the Rotary Club and will present The New India as his topic. The Class Six Chorus will lead the singing. Public invitation extended.
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First Methodist Church
Frank M. Evans
E. R. Fulkerson
Athens
India
Knights of Columbus Offer Aid to Protect Churches
The Quebec Knights of Columbus announced they would assist the provincial government in guarding church property. The move follows a wave of church burnings attributed to the Ku Klux Klan, spreading concern among Catholic communities in Montreal.
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Wise Guard
Montreal
Que
Quebec Knights of Columbus
Snow Blanket Expected Along Atlantic Coast by Nightfall
Weather bureau forecasters predicted heavy snow along the Atlantic coast from Washington to the Canadian border by nightfall. The forecast notes storm conditions and widespread accumulation across the region tonight.
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Washington
Atlantic
Canadian
United States Weather Bureau
Bali Team
Widow Loses Ohio Admin Rights in Blumenberg Estate
Probate Judge Johnson rules Meachum Blumenberg a Washington resident at death. The estate of $65,000 will be probated in the District of Columbia with half to Minnie Blumenberg and half to brothers Menduin R Blumenberg and Martha Blumenberg McNair, reversing Ohio law. Attorneys plan appeal to common pleas court.
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Meachum R. R Blumenberg
Grosvenor
Washington
Washington, D. C
Athens
Ohio
Johnson
Minnie T. Blumenberg
Blumenberg
Moxiey Hill
Martha Blumenberg McNair
General Grosvenor
Congress
District of Columbia
Mrs. Armentrout Endorses Golden Medical Discovery
Mrs R E Armentrout of 44 Simpson St Dayton Ohio reports recovery from severe health decline after using Golden Medical Discovery. She says appetite returned and nerves stabilized after four bottles. She promotes the product as the best tonic and invites readers to obtain tablets or liquid from a local druggist or Dr Pierce for advice and a trial sample.
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Dayton
Ohio
Dr. Pierce
Laundry-Proof Shirt Advances Amid Truce Talks
London reports a ceasefire between shirtmakers and launderers as both sides promise improvements. The industry aims to deliver shirts that endure standard washing, with better materials from makers and a unified washing process from launderers, easing repeat laundering for British men.
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London
Dowler Ridge Nominates Minstrel Show Social March 10
Dowler Ridge school plans a minstrel show and social on Saturday March 10 at 7 30 p m Admission will be charged with proceeds benefiting the school
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Dowler Ridge
Fire Loss Across America In 1921 22 Compared To Continent Wide ruin
A historical note estimates America's fire loss around 500 million dollars in 1921 and likely higher in 1922. The comparison uses a line of two story buildings from New York to Los Angeles, imagining fires spreading daily. It highlights additional costs from firefighting and uninsurable losses of records.
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Merica
New York
Los Angles
Los Angeles
America
Reform talk on Jackie Coogan sparks mock worry in Chicago
A Chicago juvenile worker warns Jackie Coogan’s film fame is an evil influence on youth, arguing his high salary and screen roles set a false standard. The piece contrasts government spending with school cuts and notes Philippine leaders’ salaries and lavish lifestyle amid criticism.
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Chicago
Jackie Coogan
Jackie
America
Miss I. Geta Youmans
Miss Youmans
United States
Jackie Coogans
Coogan Pictures
Screen
Coogans
Filipino Officials Live in Splendor in Manila
The House of Representatives bought an expensive limousine for Speaker Manuel Roxas with modern equipment. The lavish purchase drew comparisons to the storied figures of fiction and sparked debate about official extravagance in Manila.
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Manila
House of Representatives
Manuel Roxas
George F. Babbitt
Mealtor
Three Women Plead Guilty in Glouster Dry Laws Raid
Mayor Johnson in Trimble ordered fines after Dry Officers Sims and Coakley arrested three women for liquor violations. Mrs Struthers faced two stills and a gallon and a half whiskey at her home. she received 306 dollars plus costs. Mrs Tucinda Brooks and Mrs Isabel Williams of Glouster were fined 260 dollars and costs each. a still and whiskey were found as mash cooking on a stove during the raid.
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Johnson
Trimble
Glouster
Sims
Coakley
Struthers
Tucinda Brooks
Isabel Williams
Seine Ri ver Rising Threatens Paris Flood Waters
Paris faced continued Seine river rises on March 6 threatening widespread flooding in the city as officials monitor swollen levels and potential evacuations.
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Paris
Seine
Deaths and Funerals for Mr and Mrs Young
John Wad ward Young aged 72 died at home in Alexander township from bronchial pneumonia. His wife Baral J. Young aged 7? died Monday after his death. Funeral for Mr Young held at Bates church with burial nearby. Mrs Young’s service set for Wednesday at 1 30 at Bates church and burial beside her husband.
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John Wadward Young
Baral J. Young
Alexander Township
Mr. Young
Bates Church
Mrs. Young
Bates
Greeks Strike in War With Turks Over Rotten Generalship
Tony N. Pappas, a Columbus restaurateur returning from Tripoli, says Greeks faced high prices and mourning amid war weariness. He blames rotten generalship and poor staff officer management for the army’s lack of supplies and morale, noting soldiers did not surrender from cowardice.
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Columbur
Tony N. Pappas
Tripoli
Pappas
Athena Pictures Are Completed 1983 Yearbook at Ohio University
The 1983 Athena yearbook images are finished and plates are with engravers. Ralph Beckert, editor of the senior publication, announced the completion. The book features class photos, fraternity and sorority pictures, club activities, and year in review accounts.
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Ralph Beckert
Ohio University
Ciags Picuires
Luhrig Man Charged In Mash Possession Case
Charles Moore of Luhrig was arrested by Dry Officer Mariner at his home on a charge of possessing property designed for the manufacture of intoxicating liquor after 30 gallons of mash were found. He pled guilty at arraignment before Magistrate Helwig, was fined 106 dollars, and placed in the county jail to arrange payment.
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Charles Moore
Luhrig
Mariner
Logan deputy held on bigamy charge in 1921 miners march cases
E L Brinkman a Logan county deputy sheriff and star witness for the prosecution in cases arising from the miners armed march for 1921 was held to the grand jury by the police judge today on a charge of bigamy.
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Charleston
W. Va
E. L. Brinkman
Logan
Two Parties Sue for Fire Insurance Losses in Athens Court
In Athens county common pleas court, Charles Nichols seeks 2400 from Northern Assurance Co Chicago via agent R Smith of Glouster after a December 6 fire. Ivelia Nichols sues Hanover Insurance Co New York for 1200, alleging paid premiums but no payout. Ty Duncan of Glouster is named as Hanover’s agent.
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Athens County Common Pleas Court
MronWes
Tores Charles
Tzella Nichols
Rimbtle
Charles Nichols
Northern Assurance Co
Chicago
St. R. Smith
Glouster
Ivelia Nichols
Thianover Insurance Co
New York
Ty. Duncan
Hanover Company
Directors approve 190 percent stock dividend at One Supply Company
Columbus reports directors of One Supply Company approve a 190 percent stock dividend totaling 19,813,009 dollars. The measure increases the company’s capital distribution as of today March 6.
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Columbus
Decisiog
Toda
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