Drain tile sale offered on Front Street
John Granham aged 60 a former Trimble resident died at his Hatfield home at 1 am after years of illness His widow and one son Russell survive He had run a Hatfield store and was a Monroe township trustee Funeral services will be at Trimble M E church Tuesday at 10 30 am led by Rev Sheldon Interment in Russell Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Granham
Trimble
Hatfield
Russell
Graham
Monroe Township
Perry County
M. E
Sheldon
Russell Cemetery
Dean Cunningham
Harry M. Wilson
Church of Christ
W. B. Morris
Columbus
J. C. Duncan
Strut gathering ends in shootings in Mansfield
A southern strain strut in Mansfield on Sunday left Tom Lewis shot in the right leg Babe Smith of Bucyrus shot in the right arm and Jim Cook struck on the head A mob of colored attendees denies knowledge of the shooter Hosts vanished Officers report guns razors and knives removed in a carton before arrival
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
Tom Lewis
Babe” Smith
Bucyrus
Jim Cook
Pershing Limit Set as House Budget Curb Holds
Washington march 13 the house appropriations committee fixed the army size at not more than 11000 officers and 115000 men denying funds for a larger force amid debates over Pershing and other generals advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Washington
General Pershing
House Appropriations Committee
Nelsonville Girls Defeat McArthur In Friday Game
Nelsonville high school girls defeated McArthur 14 to 6 on Friday night in McArthur. Manaway Pettit and Emish stood out with strong play and Nelsonville received a warm send-off from the locals. Miss Spencer and J G Sanduski accompanied the team on the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville High School
McArthur
Nelsonville
Arthur
Manaway
Pettit
Nelsonsville
Emish
Miss Spencer
J. G. Sanduski
Evening commercial classes fill quickly typing course popular
Evening classes in commercial subjects are under way and rapidly filling. Intensive typing attracts many, with a special class forming for those who want only that course. A Columbus typewriter firm may place machines in homes for rental. Enrollment closes at week’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Typewriter
Lesser Pearl Sixx Passes at Six Days Old
Pearl Junior son of Pearl and Minnie Sixx was born March 4 1922 and died March 10 at six days old in a bereaved family notice. The child is mourned by father mother three sisters one brother grandparents and many relatives. The obituary bids farewell with a religious farewell line and a hopeful verse about meeting again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Junior
Pearl
Minnie Sixx
Earth
Heaven
Thanks to friends and neighbors for help and flowers
Mr. and Mrs. Sixx express gratitude for the numerous kind deeds and the beautiful floral offerings from friends and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixx
Birthday Party for Mrs Ray Highlights Ladies and Gifts
Charles Ray hosted a Saturday birthday gathering for his wife with games and music. Guests received many gifts in china as lunch was served late. Attendees included numerous local ladies and family, with visits by Mrs Don Davis, Mrs Stuart Hoodlett, and Rev Matheny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ray
Don Davis
Bobby
Stuart Hoodlett
Powell
R. C. Graham
L. G. Matheny
Phil Kelch
the Plains
Matheny
Doanville Revival Headlines Death Row and Steps
Nev Cecile Mender will use tonight at Doanville Death Row and Steps. Rev Paul Kem will preach tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doanville
Cecil Mender
Death Row
Steps
Paul Kem
Sophomores Defeat CarlingS 10 to 3 in Freshmen Dinner Notes
The 44e sophomores trounced the Carlings 10 to 3. Lineup lists soph guards and forwards. Mrs. Allen Bishop hosted a 12 o'clock chicken dinner with guests including Bessie Deer Doris Baden Inez Backus Lena Bowers Estelle Reynolds Beatrice Cook and Mrs Gertrude DeOrmond. John Scott Bishop attended with hostess. Leonard Keifer and Miss MattierFye motor to nearby event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Bishop
West Fanklin Street
Bessie Deer
Doris Baden
Inez Backus
Lena Bowers
Estelle Reynolds
Beatrice Cook
Gertrude DeOrmond
John Scott Bishop
Leonard Keifer
Buchtel Logan
MattierFye
Willing Workers Church of Christ Elect Officers for 1922
The Willing Workers class met at Mrs. Ruth Simms home for March and elected officers. President Mayem Coleman. Vice President Hannah Thomas. Sec Treas Marybelle Dalton. Vice Sec Emily Reed. Cor Sec Edith Patton. Flower Olive Sibert. Pianist Belile Sibert. Social Com Hazel Patton Aurilla Anderson Vera McCoy Tisha Dilcher. Sixteen members attended and socializing followed with refreshments.年度 report covers March 6 1921 to March 1 1922 with 11 regular meetings two call meetings total attendance 1012 average 19. total collection 1382.77 average 2.05. largest attendance 35. Mother's Day. smallest 9. December 25. largest collection 10.42. June 5. smallest 1.25. July 3. expenses 15.60. 324 cards sent. 160 paid on building. balance March 6 1921 5.75. balance March 9 1922 36.17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Ruth Simms
Mayem Coleman
Hannah Thomas
Treas
Marybelle Dalton
Emily Reed
Cor
Edith Patton
Flower
Olive Sibert
Belile Sibert
Hazel Patton
Aurilla Anderson
Vera McCoy
Tisha Dilcher
York Township Charity Receives Weekly Gifts Totaling 140
E R McCune as charity committee chair records gifts from Circle of Ruth WRC D of A Pythian Sisters Pocahontas A G Mechem & Sons Prof D A Ferree S W Gadbury New System Bakery and Rebekahs totaling 140. Thirty one families received aid Saturday as workers are paid in food and clothing from charity headquarters with assistance from Cleve Hallett and O Jewitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. McCune
York Township Charity Committee
Circle of Ruth
D. of A
Pythian Sisters
Pocahontas
A. G. Mechem & Sons
D. A. Ferree
S. W. Gadbury
New System Bakery
Rebekahs
Cleve Hallett
O. Jewitt
Charles Sayers Fined in Mayor McCune’s Court
Charles Sayers was fined ten dollars and ordered to pay costs in Mayor McCune’s court on Saturday after being found drunk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sayers
McCune
Presbyterians Triumph in Junior Church Basketball
A Saturday night game at the Y. M. C. A. determined the junior church champion with the Presbyterians defeating the Methodists 11 to 1 after the Presbyterians had previously beaten the Christian juniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterians
Methodists
Columbus couple visits old friends for weekend
Mr and Mrs A P Scott of Columbus spent the weekend in town as guests of old friends, sharing time with local acquaintances and returning home afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. A. P. Scott
Columbus
Local Family Guests Visit From Columbus
Mr and Mrs Clifford Sanders and their young son of Columbus were guests over Sunday of their parents here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Sanders
Little Son
Columbus
Miss Louise Hyde Weekend Guest of Ohio Parents
Miss Louise Hyde, a student at Ohio State University, was weekend guest of her parents here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Hyde
Ohio State University
Athens couples visit Barker household on Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Hibbard and Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Welk of Athens were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Barker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. G. Hibbard
Nelson Welk
Athens
A. L. Barker
Regular WCTU Meeting Set for Tuesday at 2 PM
The Women’s Christian Temperance Union will meet Tuesday afternoon at 2 o’clock at the home of Mrs. Otto Shirley on Poplar Street. Members are urged to attend for a routine session and planned activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ww. Cc. T. U
Otto Shirley
Poplar Street
Woman's Community Club Notes
The article celebrates spring sounds and cleaner streets in Nelsonville, urging residents to join the effort to keep the town tidy. It notes recent trash near the depot area and recalls past cleanups, urging communal pride to make Nelsonville the cleanest town in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Ohio
Community Club
Diamond
Aggressive Nelsonville Men Eye New Canal Road Project
The text describes efforts to improve the town with a new highway along the canal bed. Women lament the untidy old Diamond, while aggressive local men see a chance for a major, costly redevelopment. Restrictions against shacks and shanties could shape a significant town asset in Nelsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Eastern Star Chapter 72 Meeting Scheduled
Regular meeting of Eudro chapter No. 72 O E S will be held on Tuesday evening at 7.
Delegations Visit County Commission on Road and Bridge Aid
Two delegations from different county townships visited the county commissioners on Friday but the board did not assemble. Ward township trustees sought road improvements from Carbon and Sand Run and aid from the board, while Perry township trustees eyed an appropriation for bridge building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Township
Carbon
Sand Run
Perry Township
Furlough Ends for Marine Simon Coakley
Simon Coakley of the United States Marines spent a few days in the city visiting relatives before returning to Quantico Virginia where he is stationed. He has six months and three days left in his enlistment and then plans to come back to this city.
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Simon Coakley
U. S
Quantico
Logan sportsmen discuss organizing a gun club
A Logan gathering at Carpenter Hardware drew 15 sportsmen who voted to form a gun club with those present signing as members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Carpenter Hardware
Yocums Visit Capital City Friday
Mr and Mrs L C Yocum were visitors in the capital city on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Mrs. L. C. Yocum
Edward Bishop Plans Large Garage Expansion on Market Street
Edward Bishop is erecting an addition to his garage on South Market Street. The roughly 40 by 90 foot structure will create one of the city’s largest garages when finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Bishop
South Market Street
Teachers' meeting drew Miss Gay Herrold and Kreider Hass
Miss Gay Herrold of the Diamond and E P Kreider with Walter Hass of Haydenville visited the city Saturday to attend a teachers' meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gay Herrold
the Diamond
E. P. Kreider
Walter Hass
Haydenville
Young Men In Trouble Over Moonshine Case
Three Glouster youths George Stocklin Russell Losey and Harry Lunsford ran into trouble in town after attending a dance. They had a quart of moonshine with multiple kicks and Lunsford could not stand the liquor. all three pled guilty to illegal possession and were fined 100 dollars plus costs. Lunsford also paid 10 dollars plus costs for intoxication.
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Glouster
George Stocklin
Russell Losey
Harry Lunsford
Losey
Stocklin
Lunsford
Farbearn
Koppe
Wer
Workhouse Overcrowded Forces Sheriff to Ship Prisoners
Sheriff Larimer tried to place M N Garrett in Columbus workhouse but found no room. Officials say county contract expired December sixth and the facility is overcrowded, not accepting prisoners from any county. Garrett was transferred to Franklin county jail overnight, then Marion officials produced Frank McMillen for abandoning a legitimate child, before Garrett was brought back to the county jail.
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Larimer
M. N. Garrett
Columbus
Workhouse
Franklin County
Marion
Frank McMillen
Garrett
Kiwanis Club Holds Enthusiastic Meeting
The Kiwanis club gathered at the Presbyterian church on Friday for an energetic meeting with community discussion and updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Presbyterian Church
Danderine Promises New Hair Life After One Application
A vintage advertisement touts Danderine at 35 cents per bottle available in drug stores. It claims one use removes dandruff and hair loss while restoring vigor brightness and color to each strand.
Religion in Business Talk Spurs Logan Club to Permanence
Arthur T. Arnold of Columbus spoke on Religion in Business as the Logan club’s temporary organization becomes permanent until December elections. Hal Denton and Rev. Curtis Douglass attended among sixty five guests. social circle host Mrs. M. H. Cherrington led a Friday program with a Dorothy Entertained the Minister recitation and a talk on mission work.
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Ing
Arthur T. Arnold
Columbus
Hal Denton
Curtis Douglass
Logan
M. H. Cherrington
Dorothy
A. T. Spears
Russell Bertin
J. W. Woodard
Eugene Wright
Roy Comly
Rose Kreachbaun
H. R. Harrington
W. H. Vanatta
H. R. Tipton
M VY. Bailey
Adda Shepherdson
Ella Keynes
Ralph Starcher
Theo. Tritsch
Arrest in New Lexington Involves John Sheridan
John Sheridan was arrested this week in New Lexington and authorities notified Judge Stephenson that he is an imbecile and a resident of Hocking County. He is believed to come from the Greendale area and will likely be brought back to the city for a hearing.
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New Lexington
John Sheridan
Stephenson
Hocking County
Greendale
Anthony siblings vacationing with relatives in Logan and Union Furnace
Frank Anthony of Moline Kit and his sister Miss Lizzie Anthony of Columbus are spending a short vacation visiting relatives in Logan and Union Furnace. They are former residents of this county.
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Frank Anthony
Moline
Kit
Lizzie Anthony
Columbus
Logan
Union Furnace
County
Fire damages center of Athens and liquor probe signals
Ed Walker tenant in the Old Bank building faces charges as Prosecutor Bartels hints at a special grand jury into apparent liquor operations near his office. Firefighters battled smoke as Fire Chief Bert Carsecaden was sent home for intoxication and Police Chief Roush fired to break a water entry. Losses include jewelry stock, a large insurance covered shortfall, and damage to Wood and Bartels library and other tenants.
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Ed Walker
Bartels
Athens
Bert. Carsecaden
Johnson
Roush
Walker
Louis Jones
Harry Frost
Sheriff Parker
Fred Alderman
Wood & Bartels
Fred J. van Dyke
McKay &Masure Realty Co
Colored Masonic Lodge
Glouster arrests over white mule liquor and mayor acts
Three local boys were fined 100 dollars and costs after police found a quart of white mule liquor in their possession in Logan Friday night. Vern McDonald was arrested after Mayor Gormley issued a warrant following the boys' statement of purchase. McDonald pleaded guilty and paid a 100 dollar fine plus costs.
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Logan
Vern McDonald
Leity
Gormley
McDonald
Courageous Kentucky girl journeys barefoot to see dying father
A roughly 15 year old girl walked night and day from the hills of Kentucky to Lisbon Ohio to bid her dying father goodbye. She was found Sunday morning on the Chauncey pike by C S Robinson barefoot in a gingham dress with worn shoes tossed aside. Mrs W E Landis provided clothing shoes and a ticket to continue toward Lisbon.
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Kentucky
Lisbon
Ohio
Chauncey Pike
C.S. Robinson
W. E. Landis
Second Street
Death Notice for Alice D. Kincade in South Canaan
Alice D. Kincade 67 wife of Charles Kincade of South Canaan died Monday morning at 7. Funeral services set for Wednesday at 1 pm at the South Canaan church conducted by Rev. Smith. Burial will follow in the adjoining cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice D. Kincade
Charles Kincade
South Canaan
Rev. Smith
Delay in bonus bill action by Ways and Means
Republican members of the ways and means committee postponed action on the veteran bonus bill for 24 hours after a morning meeting chaired by Fordney. The bill was to be reported today but will be presented tomorrow with changes including a cut from 40 to 25 percent for farm and home settlement aid to ex soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Hayward
International News Service
Washington
Ways and Means Committee
Fordney
Pythians Celebrate Rare Social Fortnight at Lodge
Athens Knights of Pythias and their wives enjoyed dancing games and refreshments at Court street lodge on Saturday evening with about 200 attending. Notable out-of-town guests included a large Nelsonville delegation led by J P Stratton and E E Berry among others from Baltimore.
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Athens
C. E. Ogg
Ray Linscott
Ray Pritchard
Don Davis
Mrs. Poski
Baltimore, Md
Robbers Loot Church Safe Near Police HQ in Wheeling
Burglars broke into St. James Church during a service in Wheeling West Virginia last night and stole $100 from the safe located close to police headquarters. No suspects are named and no injuries reported. Police are investigating the church burglary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
W. Va
St. James
Freezone Quick Relief for Corns Sold By Drugstores
A dime sized bottle of Freezone promises instant relief from hard and soft corns and toe corn without irritation. The product, sold by druggists for a few cents, claims to remove corns and calluses with no soreness.
Moonshine Threatens Global Sunshine Supply
Moonshine activities disrupt solar energy prospects as illegal production increases, impacting sunlight access and raising concerns for energy markets and environmental impact worldwide.
Man sought after body found in trunk in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati on March 13 a woman's body was found in a trunk in a room at 106 East Front Street. Police seek a man who formerly resided in the building where the trunk was found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
East Front Street
Pioneer West Virginia resident Griffin dies at 95
Marietta Ohio reports longtime Williams district resident pheus Griffin died at his Williams town home at noon. Born January 5 1825 he was over 95 years old and among the area’s pioneer settlers.
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Marietta
Apheus Griffin
Williams District
W. Va
Williamstown
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