Funeral Attendees From Far Distances Gather in Nelsonville
Relatives and friends traveled from Columbus Holly Grove Murray City New Marshfield The Plains Albany Chicago and other places to attend the funeral of Mrs. R C Lewis at her Nelsonville residence. Local residents and visitors were listed among those paying respects with several plans noted for travel and visits following the services.
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R. C. Lewis
Zebra Bridge
Columbus
John
Charlies
Holly Grove
Violas
Murray City
William Bridge
New Marshfield
Emmett
Mrs Agnes Wallace Hosts IRE Club Night
Mrs Agnes Wallace entertained the I R E club at her Poplar Street home Friday evening. The event featured needle work and a two course luncheon served to members Mrs Mary Brown Bertha Bateman Lucille Hellyer Bea Raybould Susie Clark Margaret Clark Bertha Howard Bessie Deer and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Wallace
I. R. E. Club
Poplar Street
Mary Brown
Bertha Bateman
Lucille Hellyer
Bea Raybould
Deer Family Visit Heats Up in Athens
Bessie Deer and her mother Mrs Fred Deer Sr spent a Sunday afternoon in Athens calling on relatives and visiting kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Deer
Fred Deer, Sr
Athens
Asleep in Jesus and a Local Breakin Report in Carroll County
Rebecca A Eisennaugle born December 13 1838 in Carroll County Ohio died March 4 1923 at her daughter’s home Nelsonville after a Christian life joining the Methodist Church She leaves one daughter nine grandchildren eight great grandchildren and many relatives A tribute notes her faith and comfort for mourners Also Alva Marks intoxicated attemped to break into Bon Ton store on Poplar Street Sunday night breaking three windows and was arrested with arrangements expected today for charges
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca A
George
Anna Eisennaugle
Carroll County
Ohio
James Douglas
Mike Cusi
Nelsonville
Methodist Church
Jesus
Alva Marks
Bon Ton
Popler Street
Marks
Eudora Chapter 8S No 72 Meets Tuesday Evening
The regular meeting of Eudora Chapter 8S No 72 will be held Tuesday at seven o'clock. A social time and refreshments will follow the session.
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Eudora
Chamber of Commerce Meeting at Y M C A
The Cham ber of Commerce holds its regular meeting Thursday evening at the Y M C A. The Eastern Star ladies will serve a home cooked meal at 6 15. A strong turnout is expected.
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Chamber of Commerce
Presbyterians Beat Christians In Fast Saturday Game
Saturday evening the Presbyterian and Christian church basketball teams met in a fast game at the YMCA The Presbyterians won with a score of 17 to 8 Church games are held every Saturday afternoon and should be well attended.
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Presbyterian and Christian Churches
M. C
Presbyterians
Exposure May Prove Fatal In Local Incident
A man named Davis was found by Chief Pearson near the canal at 3rd and 4th streets in a stupified state. He was taken to the jail where a doctor treated him. It was believed he became intoxicated Saturday, wandered all night, and suffered exposure with little hope of recovery.
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Davis
Pearson
Town court fines for intoxication arrest
Tom Wilson of Sugar Creek was fined ten dollars and costs in Mayor McCune's court this morning for intoxication. The arrest was made by traffic officer Peter Barrows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Wilson
Sugar Creek
McCune
Peter Barrows
Funeral attendees for Mrs. Rebecca Douglas in McArthur
The funeral for Mrs. Rebecca Douglas in McArthur drew numerous attendees from Jackson Wellston Hamden and Nelsonville with families including Eisenaugle Laird Bagley and Douglas relations. Accompanying the body from Nelsonville to McArthur were Cusic Pancake Cush Stout Ashworth Kigas Douglas and Powell families from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Douglas
McArthur
Frank Eisenaugle
James Eisenaugle
George Eisenaugle
Anna Haughton
Bill Eisenaugle
Eugene Laird
Donald Waird
Frank Eisenaughe
Jackson
Marion Gray
Wellston
Clay Bagley
Harry Bagley
Nan Girty
New Pittsburg
William Douglas
Orbiston
Harry Powell
Sand Run
Past Chiefs of the Pocahontas Meet Wednesday
The Past Chiefs of the Pocahontas will gather Wednesday evening at the Red Men’s hall to discuss club activities and plan future events.
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Pocahontas
Red Men’s Hall
Bereans Target 175 at Sunday Class
There were 164 present in the Berean class Sunday morning. A 15 piece orchestra furnished good music. Miss Mary Pickens sang Come to Thee. The goal for next Sunday is 175 men. Each Berea community group plans to grow attendance.
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Bereans
Mary Pickens
Greatest Danger Follows Grip in Recovery
An old health notice explains the danger after grip or pneumonia and stresses keeping organs strong. It promotes Father John’s Medicine as nourishing and strengthening, citing a 1954 Reading Pennsylvania testimonial from Mrs. Geo Hunsberger about its use for her baby and children.
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John
Geo. Hunsberger
Pike St
Reading
Father John
Urged to Bring a New Member Next Sunday
A notice urges participants to invite a new member for next Sunday service and mentions special music planned for the occasion.
OSU Students Host Weekend Gatherings
Merle G. Nelson, a student at Ohio State University, spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Alex Nelson. Guests included Jack McNabb of Dayton another OSU student and Neilson Brandenburg a student at Ohio University Athens.
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Merle G. Nelson
Alex Nelson
Jack McNabb
Dayton
Neilson Brandenburg
O. U
Athens
Ten men conduct annual all-member canvass
Ten men on Sunday carried out the annual every member canvass collecting 1751 for local support and 333 for benevolences. The group names included Clarence Backus Walter J Hudson John W Hood ich John W Scott Lawrence-i Kelch Victor B Hough John H Satlz Homer D Krieg Thomas W Matthewson and Charles FE Weltzheimer. The canvass will be continued and concluded this week.
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Messrs
Clarence Backus
John W. Hoodich
John W. Scott
Lawrence — i. Kelch
Victor B .Hough
John H. Satlz
Homer D. Krieg
Thomas W. Matthewson
Charles FE. Weltzheimer
Ida Rose 57 Dies After Illness at Home
Mrs Ida Rose wife of Alva Rose dies after months of cancer at 154 Bowen Street Funeral services were held at the B church and the body placed in a vault at Oak Grove cemetery before removal to Shaw cemetery in Washington township Survived by her husband and nine children with three in death earlier
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Ida Rose
Alva Rose
Bowen Street
The.b. Church
Oak Grove
L. C. Yocum Co
Shaw Cemetery
Washington Township
Four locals buy Sager Hotel at Magnetic Springs
A partnership of Mr. and Mrs. James Mast and Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Stout will purchase the Sager hotel in Magnetic Springs and assume ownership on March 15. The property, currently 4 percent full, will be expanded and renamed with further improvements planned. The Masts recently sold the Star restaurant and have a decade of hotel and restaurant experience in Portsmouth, Creendale, and Leran.
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Sager
Magnetic Springs
Springs
James Mast
Wilbur Stout
Portsmouth
Creendate
Leran
Remarkable 103rd Birthday Noted for Mrs Stoneburner
Mrs Mariah Stoneburner of North Culver street reached the age of 103 on Sunday. She is visiting relatives in Columbus and has hosted guests including Mrs W A McCormick and her daughter Margaret. Her health has been poor for months and she is under a nurse’s care.
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Mariah Stoneburner
North Culver Street
Light signals Post Club rooms in Preston building
Saturday evening inquiries about a mysterious light on the Preston building second floor answered by members of the American Legion post. The new signal light will mark the post club rooms and guide ex servicemen in the city, ordered by Post Adjutant By Wolf to be on display each meeting.
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Preston
Alain Street
Post Club
Wolf
Funeral rites held for Miss Julia Sanderson in Logan
Funeral services were held Monday at St Paul Episcopal Church for Julia Sanderson 18 of Nutley New Jersey who died Friday. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Sanderson and had lived in Logan with relatives near a year. Burial followed at Oak Grove by Harden Undertaking Co. Over Sunday guests were Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Kelley of Nelsonville visiting Mrs. Lydia Noll.
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St. Paul Episcopal Church
Julia Sanderson
Nutley N. J
Miss Sanderson
Herbert Sanderson
Logan
Albert Schreck
Hugh Kelley
Nelsonville
Lydia Noll
Wood Street
Albert Adcock Spends Sunday with Parents
Albert Adcock of O. SS. A. visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles I. Adcock on Sunday, sharing time with the family in town.
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Albert Adcock
O. SS. A
Mrs
Charles I. Adcock
Representative Bra Discusses Gasoline Tax Plan in Logan
Representative Joseph I Bra shares discussed the proposed gasoline tax law with constituents in Logan. He sits on the Highway committee and favors the measure while seeking constituent wishes. He notes the Green bill would shift county road work back to the commissioners and keep the highway department from new duties. The department will continue its current program and the minimum wage bill is likely dead this session.
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Joseph I. Brashares
Logan
Brashares
Highway Committee
County Highway Department
Board of Commissioners
Brasharea
Department of Public Highways
Marmola Prescription Tablets Claim Easy Weight Loss
A vintage ad promotes Marmola Prescription Tablets as a simple four daily tablet plan to reduce weight without dieting or exercise. It asserts the pills are harmless and offers purchase through druggists or by mail from Marmola Co in Detroit, Michigan.
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Marmola Co
Woodward Ay
Detroit, Mich
White’s Bookkeeping Career Noted and Bible Talk
The article recalls White’s years as a bookkeeper including a stint for Werlin Brick Co. He is linked to Mrs. C. T. Higgiy and Misses Ann Rose and Bird White of Loran Nevada. C R Douglas preached on The Old Book for the New Man asserting the Bible speaks to modern man as it did to Luther and that religion centers in a person.
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White
Werlin Brick Co
C. T. Higgiy
Ann, Rose
Bird White
Loran
Nev. C. R. Douglas
Luther
Glouster death toll dispute and new Athens store plans
The Messenger reports Clophia Tudor died at age 37 per the death certificate, but his father John Tudor says the age was 27. Lamborn Bros. plan to open an amateur finishing plant photo gallery and art store in Athens connected to their local business. A former Swanson Furniture Co. room on Court street will house the Athens store, being remodeled for the new venture, expected to open in a week or 10 days.
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Clophia Tudor
John Tudor
Lamborn Bros
Athens
Court Street
Swanson Furniture Co
Mrs Drury Shows Improvement After Serum Diabetes Treatment
Mrs. FE EF Drury was brought to Grant hospital in Columbus about ten days ago for a new serum diabetes treatment. Treatment began Thursday and by Sunday there was a decided improvement in her condition. Mr. Drury visited Columbus on Sunday and spent the day with her.
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Fe.ef. Drury
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Mrs Anna Mclaughlin Undergoes Appendectomy
Mrs Anna Mclaughlin of near Hunterdon was taken to Grant hospital in Columbus Friday for an appendectomy performed Saturday. A morning letter said she stood the operation nicely and is progressing as well as could be expected.
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Anna Mclaughlin
Hunterdon
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Mrs James Blackford dies at 60 in Carbondale funeral set
Mrs James Blackford aged 60 dies at home in Carbondale Friday at 7 30 from apoplexy. She leaves her husband and eight children Joe George near Marshfield Mrs Frank Davidson Athens R 8 Mrs James Harkless New Plymouth and Mrs William Hill Nelsonville Rev Evelyn Omar and Daisy at home. Funeral services were held at the M church Sunday morning.
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James Blackford
Carbondale
Joe
George
Near Marshfield
Frank Davidson
Athens
James Harkless
New Plymouth
Wiliam Hill
Nelsonville
Evelyn
Omar
Daisy
Interment Held at New Marsh Field Following Service
A funeral service conducted by the Rev. Dabritz concluded with interment at New Marsh Field.
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Dabritz
New Marshfield
Mrs Quince Cathers Dies in Columbus at 68
Mrs Quince Cathers aged 68 died at her Columbus home Monday. Funeral services and burial will be in Columbus Wednesday. Born in Lodi township she had lived in Athens county until five years ago. Survived by husband and several grown children. two sons C M Pierce of Athens and Dave Pierce of Pleasanton.
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Quince Cathers
Columbus
Lodi Township
Athens County
C. M. Pierce
Athens
Dave Pierce
Pleasanton
Cabinet to announce position on China’s twenty one demands
TOKIO officials stated in session that a formal position on China’s demands to abrogate the 1915 treaty forged by Japan will be announced. The note concerns the twenty one demands and China’s push for changes to historic terms.
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Tokio
China
Japan
Buckeye State Building Loan Co. promotes safe, simple investing
The Buckeye State Building Loan Co of Columbus Ohio markets investing money as easy for average persons needing little knowledge. It touts its old 5 percent conservative approach and states it treats all customers the same with mail deposits by check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeye State Building
Loan Co
West Gay St
Columbus
Ohio
Heft Becomes County Auditor Following Leach Retirement
D M Heft assumed duties as County Auditor Monday succeeding Henry T Leach who retired after over nine years in the office. Heft, a longtime local political figure and Democrat, previously served as deputy sheriff of Hockinge county under Sheriff Frank Stevens and as Marion township clerk. He taught 12 years in county schools and was named Joron M White of Laurelvile as his deputy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Heft
Henry T. Leach
Heft
Hockinge County
Srank Stevens
Marion Township
Leach
D. I. Harsh
Board of
Comissioners
Joron M. White
Laurelvile
Mrs Jason Lewis Returns Home From Indiana Visit
Mrs. Jason Lewis concluded a two week stay with relatives in this city and departed Saturday for her home in Jasonville Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jason Lewis
Jasonville
Ind
W C Thomas Undergoing Columbus Appendicitis Operation
W C Thomas traveled to Columbus on Sunday for an operation on chronic appendicitis. Hospital word indicates the procedure was to be performed today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Thomas
Columbus
Local guests visit Columbus area relatives
Mrs. H. H. Blrtcher returned to Columbus today after a few weeks with relatives in this city. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Sheeran were week end guests of Columbus relatives, their two children Miss Rita and Jack visiting relatives in New Lexington.
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H. H. Blrtcher
Columbus
W. F. Sheeran
Miss Rita
Jack
New Lexington
Card of Thanks For kindness after loss and floral kindness
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness during the illness and death of our daughter and sister. Gratitude for flowers that showed love and friendship, Jacksonville friends for floral offerings, Rev Goode for consoling words, Mr and Mrs Wm Walker and family.
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Luella Madge
Marsella
Rev. Tift
Stout
Mike Cusick
Jacksonville
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BR. BE. Club
Presbyterian Church
Clinton Webb
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