Craig To Represent Retailers of Ohio
Plans for a joint convention of the three largest Ohio Council of Retail Merchants groups will be discussed in Columbus next Tuesday. President H. Ames will represent the Dry Goods association, T W Craig will represent the Clothiers and Furnishers, and Fart T Smart will represent the Shoe Dealers association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Council of Retail Merchants
H. Ames
Dayton
Ohio Retail Dry Goods Association
T. W. Craig
Athens
Ohio Retail Clothiers’ and Turnishers’ Association
Route 7 Work in Marietta Belpre Goes to Columbus for Approval
State highway engineers completed permanent arrangements for Route 7 between Marietta and Belpre and took the proposals to Columbus for final approval. A. W. Shiwood and George F. Schlesinger accompanied the submission as the project aims to hard surface the link, part of a major improvement planned this season by state and county authorities. The regular setting is scheduled for Friday, March 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
Belpre
Columbus
A. W. Shiwood
O.W
George F. Schlesinger
Child Injured As Auto Strikes Post In Nelsonville
Mrs. Frank Jeffrey 830 West Franklin Nelsonville with three children and mother-in-law drove into a post while turning from West Washington street. A 4 year old daughter suffered severe facial cuts requiring eight stitches. others had minor scratches and bruises. Also announced birth of son Richard Malvern to Garrett McKee and Margaret Wall Kimberly on March 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Diamond
Frank Jeffrey
Franklin Street
West Washington Street
Garrett McKee
Margaret Wall
Kimberly
Richard Malvern
Ella Johnson Taken to St Francis Hospital
Nelsonville March 13 Miss Ella Johnson was taken to St Francis hospital Columbus for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Ella Johnson
St. Francis Hospital
Columbus
Regional advisory board meeting in Nelsonville ends with banquet
C Kye Stover and William Morgan of the Hocking Valley railroad attend a regional advisory board meeting in the southwestern district. The session concludes with a banquet tonight at the Neil House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Visits and travel notices spill across Crooksville area
Mrs John Carpenter and son Jack visit Mr and Mrs Henry Freriks in Crooksville. Bernard Mellinger returns to Delaware after a weekend with Eugene and Miriam Mellinger. Mrs Frank Betts visits Columbus. Mrs Isa Shumaker Lancaster and Mrs Ruth Morehead Rushville guest of Mr and Mrs C A Stover. Joe Verity Marion spends weekend with family. Walter Quigley Columbus guests at the end of the week with John and family. Esther Verity in Columbus yesterday and today. Mrs Mary Dunning Cambridge called here over Sam Bradley’s death from Danville. Merrill Cox Dayton stayed with W H Cox family. Mr and Mrs H B McLaughlin and L McLaughlin attend funeral of niece Ethel McLaughlin, daughter of John and Mrs McLaughlin, Nelsonville natives, died Sunday after operation Saturday at Grant hospital. survivors include parents two brothers and two sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Carpenter
Jack
Henry Freriks
Crooksville
Bernard Mellinger
Delaware
Eugene Mellinger
Frank Betts
Columbus
Isa Shumaker
Lancaster
Ruth Morehead
Rushville
C. A. Stover
T. 8. Bush
Joe Verity
W. H. Cox
Nelsonville
H. B. McLaughlin
L. McLaughlin
Ethel McLaughlin
John McLaughlin
Grant Hospital
Carnival Dance by Moose Lodge Members
Moose lodge members entertain at a carnival dance planned for Saturday night at their hall. All members are asked to attend the lodge’s regular meeting on Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose Lodge
Nelsonville Adopts Annual Appropriation Ordinance
The city council adjourned session approved an appropriation of 8131 341 11 for departments and authorized a 5000 borrowing for sinking fund due to tax delays. Transfers of receipts from general funds were approved. Salary increases for several departments were deferred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Fire Department
Civil Service Department
Vandella Kelly and Rolland Bayles Wed in Columbus
Miss Vandella Kelly daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Kelly Nelsonville and Rolland Bayles son of Mr and Mrs Milton Bayles Columbus were married in Columbus on November 26 1927 They will reside in Columbus where the bride has worked for some time The Bayles family formerly lived in Nelsonville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Vandella Kelly
Fred Kelly
Rolland Bayles
Milton Bayles
Columbus
Bayles
Local Social Roundup From New Floodwood and Nelsonville
Mrs. Frank McQuire and children hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Albert Brown in Kimberly. Mrs. Charles Holcomb visited Mrs. Gean Leomon at the Diamond. Ruth Brooks, daughter of Arch and Mrs. Brooks, is ill. Mrs. Charles Thomas returned from Michigan where her sister Mrs. John May has been ill. Floyd Brown and Miles Brooks attended church at Nelsonville. Mrs. Arch Brooks shopped in Nelsonville. Le Campbell left for Sugar Grove for work. Robert Beckler moved buildings on his farm and improved the place. Mrs. James Lauderback and her son Max shopped in Nelsonville. Mrs. Leo Ossman and Mrs. Rosa Brown attended church in Nelsonville. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Redic of Logan visited grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Kess Kinsey. Rosa Brown visited niece Mrs. Henry Sayres in Nelsonville, who is seriously ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McQuire
New Floodwood
Albert Brown
Kimberly
Charles Holcomb
Gean Leomon
the Diamond
Ruth Brooks
Arch Brooks
Charles Thomas
Michigan
John May
Floyd Brown
Miles Brooks
Nelsonville
Kess Kinsey
Rosa Brown
Henry Sayres
Birthday Surprise for Mrs Minnie Parry at Home
The Willing Workers class of the Christian church hosted a birthday party at Mrs Minnie Parry’s Poplar street home on Monday evening. Guests included Mrs Cora Davis and many others. refreshments were served. Mrs Parry has been homebound for fourteen weeks due to a broken leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Parry
Poplar Street
The
Christian Church
Cora Davis
Myrtle Tennihill
Andrew Keplar
Sylvia. Newton
Sylvia. Lama
Gladys Keplar
Tisha Dilcher
Mable Steenrod
Clara Murphy
Anna Foss
Emily Reed
Lena Snowden
Anna Pospilechel
Hannah Parry
Luella Whitlatch
Lulu Parry
Marie Pospichel
Margaret Parry
Missionary Group to Meet This Thursday
The Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist church will meet Thursday at 2 o'clock with Mrs. Lafe Hawkins on Jefferson Street. Members are asked to bring carpet rags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Lafe Hawkins
Jefferson Street
Regular Eastern Star Meeting Tonight in Eudora
A regular meeting of the Eudora chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, is set for 7 o'clock tonight at the Masonic temple. Initiation is planned during the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eudora Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
S. S. Class Meeting at M. E. Church Led by Mrs Stout
The Golden Rule Sunday school class of the M. E. church taught by Mrs C L Stout will meet Wednesday evening with Miss Julia Burnell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. S
Golden Rule
M. E. Church
C. L. Stout
Julia Burnell
Rehearsals Begin for Fifteenth Annual Skit Show
Rehearsals for the fifteenth annual Skit show start Thursday in Ewing Hall auditorium and run daily until March 23 24. Delta Tau Delta will serenade after the first Friday performance. Saturday includes a Girls' Glee club program before the one act play. Seats go on sale the morning of each performance with a six seat limit per person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewing Hall
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity
Harvey Porter Joins Preston Stores In Athens
Harvey Porter, former Athens and West Virginia merchant now in Clarksburg and Parkersburg, returns to Athens to head the men’s clothing department at the F. L. Preston stores. He will work with his family at their East State street home and previously led men’s furnishing operations locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Porter
Athens
Clarksburg
Parkersburg
W. Va
F. L. Preston
East State Street
Porter
Preston
Doyle acquitted in murder over peeping incident
English case where James Doyle was upheld and acquitted after killing a man who peeped into his wife's bedroom, preserving his claim of defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peeper
Eng
James Doyle
Merchants Exposition Planned in Athens This Spring
Kiwanis club reviews the Merchants Exposition set for March 28 to 30 in Athens. Robert Hess chairs the exposition committee with posters prepared by Woodworth Quidor Hoisington Rutherford and others and booths for 34 merchants. Special features include cooperative style shows and evening exhibitions, with prizes for lucky ticket holders and proceeds benefiting charitable civic work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Berry
Robert Hess
Charles Woodworth
Ed Quidor
Otto Hoisington
Dwight Rutherford
Athens
L. W. Roberts
Clifford Cornell
L. F. Jones
Ed Quider
D. W. Hughes
Will Gross
Charles Burdette
C. E. Miller
T. N. Hoover
Jerry Sisler
Peter F. Good
Rufus Hopkins
B. T. Grover
Russell Finsterwald
Gus White
B. M. Covert
R. L. Woodworth
Charles Bethel
A. E. Whaley
Fred McKay
O. L. Hoisington
F. E. Harshman
Vic Pierce
Robert, Studer
H. G. Householder
Carl Neff
Thomas H. Johnson
Athens High School
Fire at Dr Merwin Home North Hill
Fire officials report no damage after a grass blaze started when Mrs Merwin burned papers at the residence on North Hill. The alarm was received at 10 40 o'clock, per Fire Chief E R Laughlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Merwin
North Hill
E. R. Laughlin
Woman Admits Possessing Liquor in Glouster Court
Mrs. James Giacomo pleaded guilty to illegal possession of intoxicating liquor in Mayor Gormley’s court. She was fined 100 dollars plus costs after admitting ownership of liquor found during a police search at the Giacomo home. An earlier search failed to locate her husband, Mr. Giacomo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
James Giacomo
Gormley
Giacomo
Hollister to Have Teams in Debates
Hollister high school will send two teams to Athens county debates Friday. The affirmative team from Hollister, led by coach Miss Rowland, debates The Plains high school on abolishing direct primary nominating methods. Alternates include Garnet Yount Andrew Bee and Robert Mingus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhe
the Plains High School
Hollister
Danl Mingus
Annabelle Kate
Nega
McLaughlin
Eugene Galloway
Garnet Yount
Andrew Bee
Robert Mingus
McCullough
Stewart
Traveling man fined for blocking funeral procession in Glouster
A Cincinnati man pleaded guilty in Mayor Gormley's court to cutting into a funeral procession with his car. He was fined five dollars plus costs, cited ignorance of the law as his excuse, and pledged not to offend again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Cincinnati
Gormley
Atlas Family Suffer Illness. Arrests Reported in Glouster
Herman Atlas left for Cleveland after his father Aaron Atlas fell ill and underwent surgery with unfavorable condition reported. Earl Penn and Marshall Summers were arrested for disturbing the peace. Summers pleaded guilty and was fined $5 and costs while Penn pleaded not guilty with trial set for Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Herman Atlas
Cleveland
Aaron Atlas
Atlas
Earl Penn
Marshall Summers
Mr. Summers
Gormley
Mr. Penn
Guilly
Hollister Schools Set Two Film Showings Wednesday
The Panama Canal and Our Daily Bread will be shown at Hollister schools on Wednesday. Dr and Mrs C A Pride and daughter drove to Chillicothe Sunday for a Redwinkle Central society meeting. Mrs Pride and their young daughter then visited Greenfield before returning home that night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Marsh
Panama Canal
Hollister
C. A. Pride and Daughter
Chillicothe
Dr. Pride
Redwinkle Cental Society
Judges Selected for Debates Among County Schools
Judges chosen for debates in Athens county schools Friday night include Rev. I P Day Amesville and Prof T N Hoover Trimble. Debates feature each school hosting and traveling teams with a direct primary abolition topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
I. P. Day
Canaanville
W. 8. Gammertsfelder
Amesville
Bruce Wells
Coolville
O. F. Rowland
Jerseyville
T. N. Hoover
Trimble
R. D. Williams
New Marshfield
Raymond Slutz
Hollister
John J. Woolley
Stewart
Lodi
the Plains
Buchtel
Chauncey
Albany
Carbondale
Troy
Rome
Dover High School
Pbuchtel
United States
Second Antique Lamp Stolen From Jaeger Building
A decorative antique copper lamp was stolen from the facade of the Jaeger Undertaking building Sunday night or Monday morning. A lamp on the opposite entrance was taken about three months earlier. Both lamps were twisted from their bases. Mr. Jager has a clue about the culprits and efforts to gather evidence for conviction are under way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaeger's Undertaking
John Jaeger
Jager
Lima Delegate Backs Donahey Support
Lima district delegate Francis Durbin announced he will pledge support to Governor Vic Donahey at the Democratic national convention. Durbin is the son of former state Democratic chairman W. W. Durbin of Kenton, a longtime political power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
U.P
Francis Durbin
Vic Donahey
Durbin
W. W. Durbin
Kenton
Zemo Healing Liquid Ad Promises Clear Skin
An advertisement touts Zemo Healing Liquid to banish pimples blotches rashes dermatitis and eczema. It claims antiseptic relief for itching and scalp irritations with prices of 35c 60c and 1.00.
Detour Implemented For Athens Parkersburg Road Repair
Detour on the Athens Parkersburg road is in place beginning tomorrow due to Guysville bridge repairs by the state highway department. The seven mile detour via South Canaan is light traffic only with heavy travelers advised to use Route 31 to 7 toward West Virginia and Route 26 toward Marietta. The detour lasts about ten days as workers speed repairs to resume normal travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Parkersburg
State Highway Department
Guysville Bridge
H. G. Brown
South
Canaan
Brown
Pomeroy Road
West Virginia
Marietta
Mrs. Wm. Taylor Praises Favorite Prescription
Mrs. Wm. Taylor of Findlay Ohio recalls severe early married life with weak health and prolonged illness. She credits Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription with strengthening her and producing a healthy ten pound baby. She notes doctors often recommend the remedy for mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Taylor
Crystal Ave
Findlay
Ohio
Detroit Interests Gain Control of Peerless Motors
Detroit investors led by W. C. Durant have obtained control of Peerless Motor Car Corp. Alfred W. Wallace, a Detroit banker, said control will be formalized at the April 3 stockholders meeting in Richmond Virginia. The Cleveland plant will stay in place and Continental Motors of Detroit is involved in the deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Peerless Motors
Cleveland
Parch
U.P
W. C. Durant
Peerless Motor Car Corporation
Alfred W. Wallace
Richmond
Peerless
Wallace
Continental Motors
Durant
Continental
Forum Discussion To Follow Sermon By Dr Frank Kingdon
Dr Frank Kingdon of Lansing Michigan will deliver the sermon tonight at First Methodist Episcopal church as the second in a weekly series. He will speak the rest of the week with Saturday off and will address Ohio University chapel services tomorrow morning after addressing the Rotary club at noon today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kingdon
Lansing
Michigan
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Funeral for cashier Arthur B. Griffiths held locally
Funeral services are set for tomorrow for Arthur B. Griffiths a six year cashier in the state auditor's office who died yesterday. The body will be removed to Windsor Ohio for burial in Columbus area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur B. Griffiths
State Auditor's Office
Windsor
Columbus
Women Face Trials On Liquor Charges in Athens County
Two affidavits charging liquor law violations were filed in the Athens County Common Pleas court. Berthan bound over from Justice of Peace Carl H Porter, trial set March 19 for possession of property for liquor manufacturing. Winnie Love also to be tried March 19 for furnishing intoxicating liquor. Both defendants pleaded not guilty and are out on bond: Berthan $400 and Love $300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Berthan
Court of Justice of Peace
Carl H. Porter
Winnie Love
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Promoted By Dr Tewarts
A historical note describes Dr F M Tewarts promoting Edwards Olive Tablets as a substitute for calomel to treat liver and bowel issues. It claims the remedy improves complexion and relieves headaches and tired eyes, appealing to women with references to “thousands” of users and nightly taking suggestions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Tewarts
Edwards
Dr. Rawlets
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Craig
Miss Vandella Kelly
Kimberly News
Eastern Star Meeting
George Shepard
Margaret Molnar
Oliver Cooper
Anna Walczak
Dana Hines
George Denchak
Sommer’s Store
Wayne
U. S
Donahey
Mrs. Wm. Taylor
Ducoi
DU Pont
Duco
Kerr Hdw. Co
Mac
Lancaster and
Goodyear Tires
W. Union St
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