Military Funeral for Civil War Veteran Loring M Matheny
Funeral services for Loring Glazier Matheny 91 Civil War veteran and former minister were held at the M E Church in Nelsonville with American Legion honors. The service featured organ music by Charles E Poston, readings by Rev H A Sayre, and firing squad burial rites at Green Lawn. attendees from Columbus Logan Athens and others attended from out of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Loring Glazier Matheny
M. E. Church
Glenford
Tennyson
Greenlawn
W. A. Pride
Charles Pride
Molly Hawk
Mary Bryson
Gordon
Thomas Gamwell
Glouster
Katherine Bull Wolf
Columbus
John Young
Logan
Anne Cornell
Shields
Joseph Pickering
Athens
Funeral Services Held Aged Nelsonville Resident
Funeral services were held for an elderly Nelsonville resident as community members gathered to pay their respects. The notice includes contact information for staff and classified advertising alongside society notes, reflecting local social pages and circulation details.
Ohio Coal Output For 1931 Analyzed
Ohio coal production declined about five percent in 1931 yet Ohio mines supplied a larger share of the national fuel supply than in 1930. Professor H. E. Nold of Ohio State University notes this in the current issue of the Engineering Experiment News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
H. E. Nold
Ohio State University
Engineering Experiment News
Nold
U. S
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Sleepy Tiredness Remedy
A vintage ad touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a safe popular cure for fatigue dull skin and bad breath. It claims the tablets cleanse the bowels and stimulate the liver with a vegetable formula and olive color for 5c 30c and 60c at druggists.
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Dr. Edwards
Ohio coal production shows gradual recovery despite national decline
Ohio coal output edged up in market share while total U S soft coal fell 9.1 percent week over week. Federal Mines data show March 5 net ton production at 5 756 000, with Ohio at 323 000 tons for the week, down from 420 000 the prior week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
United States
Federal Bureau of Mines
Ohio
Hellyer Rites Held in Nelsonville Funeral
Isaac E. Hellyer's funeral was held Saturday at 2 PM at the family home on W Columbus Street. The Rev H A Sayre led services with hymns including Beautiful Is Me, Jesus Savior Puot Me, and Sweet Bye and Bye. Burial followed at Greenlawn. Immediate family present included Wizie Hellyer and daughter Mildred, Columbus and Paul Hellyer of Springfield.
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Isaac E. Hellyer
W. Columbus Street
H. A. Sayre
M. E. Church
Mr. Hellyer
Isie
Jesus Savior
Greenlawn
Wizie Hellyer
Mildred
Columbus
Paul Hellyer
Springfield
Johnson Speaks to Young People Here
Major S. M. Johnson probate judge of Allen County addressed 116 youths at the John Lloyd Pryans Chapter meeting in the Nelsonville Presbyterian Church. He urged character as the will to do right and to own mistakes, noting the cradle to grave battle.
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Nelsonville
S. M. Johnson
Ens County
Sand Run
Doanville
John Lloyd Pyans
Presbyterian Church
Mary Lou Hudson
C. E. Weltzheimer
Edith Stiers
Edward Sharp
L. P. Rice
St. Marys
Florence Wood
Joe Galvin
Jack Raybould
Major Johnson
Johnson
Lievd Evans
Youngs People’s Society
Mrs. Nira Wilson Dies at 80 in Nelsonville
Mrs. Nira Wilson 80 widow of Clark Wilson died Sunday morning at her son Eugene Wilson’s Poplar Street home after a stroke. Funeral services will be held at the Wilson home Wednesday at 9:30, then burial in Union Cemetery Columbus. Three sons survive.
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Nelsonville
Nira Wilson
Clark Wilson
Eugene Wilson
Poplar Street
Wilson
Columbus
Union Cemetery
Charles Moore Pleads Guilty to Intoxication in Nelsonville
Charles Moore of Cinco West Virginia pleaded guilty to intoxication at arraignment in Mayor J. W. Hickman’s Nelsonville court. He was fined $10 and costs and jailed in the County Jail until payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Charles Moore
Cinco
W. Va
J. W. Hickman
German Remedy Ends 30 Year Constipation
An advertisement claims Adlerika cures long standing constipation by cleansing both upper and lower bowel and removing gas and toxins. It promotes immediate impact from the first dose and cites Gibson's Pharmacy Coolville and Hickman's Pharmacy Nelsonville as suppliers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice
Gibson’s Pharmacy
Coolville
Taylors’ Drug Store
Nelsonville
Hickman’s Pharmacy
Book Review by Saturday Club on Green Hell
Mrs. Robert Longstreth reviewed Green Hell for the Saturday Club at a Saturday afternoon gathering held at Mrs. Robert Lee White's home. The meeting opened with a 1 PM luncheon and included singing led by Mrs. H. M. Boocks.
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Hell
Robert Longstreth
Saturday Club
Robert Lee White
H. M. Boocks
Roll Call
Mongstreth
White
Jane White
Ann Wellman
Frank Zockine 69 Dies in Goose Run
Nelsonville reports the death of Frank Zockine aged 69 at his Goose Run home. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 PM in Goose Run, with burial at Bethel Ridge Cemetery. He is survived by his wife, two sons and two daughters.
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Nelsonville
Frank Zockine
Goose Run
Bethel Ridge
Benefit Dance Tonight in Buchtel Opera House
The Varent-Teacher Association of Buchtel hosts a charity dance at the Buchtel Opera House tonight to aid town needy. Admission accepts food or cash with a strong call for generous food contributions. committee includes W. J. Wright, Mr. MacDonald, and Mayor Oakiey.
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Buchtel
Varent- Teacher Association of
Buchtel Opera House
W. J. Wright
MacDonald
Oakiey
Willing Workers Host Chain Party Tuesday Evening
The Willing Workers Sunday School class of the Christian Church holds a chain party Tuesday night at Mrs. Sam Thomas's home on West Washington Street.
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The
Christian Church
Sam Thomas
West Washington Street
Rainbow Class Meeting At Mrs Cavanaugh Home
The Rainbow Class of the Christian Church will hold a meeting this evening at the home of Mrs Tessie Cavanaugh on Poplar Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow
The
Christian Church
Tessie Cavanaugh
Poplar Street
New Straitsville News Briefs Highlight Local Deaths Events
Jack Horden 8 4 longtime resident of New Straitsville died at his daughter Mrs. Fred Swyers home in Athens. William and Thomas Horden his sons reside here. Mrs. Bud Clark visited her parents in Shawnee. Frances Haning remains seriously ill. P M Strain and W R Young attended James Welch funeral in Shawnee. Junior Class of New Straitsville High staged That Ferguson Family with a strong cast led by Margaret Goodlve Gerald Balza Billy Milgate Evelyn Sines Ray Orndorf Margaret Lanning Dwight Newman Isabel Leake Evelyn Lambert Richie Meredith. Director M O White praised. Play may recur if demand persists.
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NEW Straitsville News
Jack Horden
Fred Swyers
Athens
William
Thomas Horden
Bud Clark
Charles McCullough
Shawnee
Frances
Elmer Haning
P. M. Strain
W. R. Young
James Welch
M. O. White
Residents Head to Lancaster as Mary and John Roscoe Plan New Home
Mr. and Mrs. John Roscoe and their children Mary and John depart for Lancaster to establish residency. Their daughter Helen remains through the school year. Miss Mayme Keplar visited Columbus on business. The party also includes Mr. and Mrs. A E Miller and daughter Jane from Columbus, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Ogg. Katherine Ludden returns from Mercy Hospital Columbus after an appendectomy. Additional visits include Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mathewson and two sons, Mrs. C A Hooper of Athens, and L A North with Miss Helen Verity and nieces Betty and Jane. Vivian Roscoe of Lancaster visited relatives here, with Leighton Aumiller of Columbus spending Sunday locally, joined by Ella Burnell.
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John Roscoe
Mary
John
Lancaster
Helen
Mayme Keplar
Columbus
A. KE. Miller
Jane
Carlos Ogg
Katherine Ludden
Mercy Hospital
Leighton Aumiller
Ella Burnell
Ex-convict Edward Barcume Given 25 Year Kidnapping Sentence
St Louis report says Edward Barcume, 36, a dark haired ex convict, was sentenced to 25 years for his role in the kidnapping of Alexander Berg, a wealthy furrier abducted on a busy street as hundreds watched on a November 6 scene.
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St.louis
U.P
Edward Barcume
Alexander Berg
Three Die in Water of Lake MecCullough
In Lima Ohio authorities race to recover the third boy who died after breaking through ice on MecCullough's Lake. Everett Line aged 12 and Cecil Line 10, stepsons of Jesse Rupert, and John Woods Jr 10 are dead. A girl survived thanks to her father's warning. Lloyd Pessier 17 and his father B Pessier attempted rescues. Lloyd saved his father as he nearly vanished from the ice.
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Lima
MecCullough’s Lake
Everett Line
Cecil
Jesse Rupert
John Woods, Jr
Thelma Woods
B. Pessier
Lloyd
Flood of 1907 Recalled Today
Twenty five years ago on March 14 1907 the Hocking River reached its highest level killing seven people in Athens Residents along Richland Avenue were confined to their homes for days The flood remains notable for heavy property losses and lives lost though the river peaked again in 1918.
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Hocking River
Athens
Livelock
Richland Avenue
Hocking
Har rison mocks government texts. bullfrog book revived
Washington reports that Senator Harrison of Mississippi ridiculed a government publication titled The Love Life of a Bull-Frog. The joke backfired as demand surged, prompting the government print office to reprint an updated edition now named Documents and Frogs Their Natural History and Utilization, aimed at teaching bullfrog farming for food or market.
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Washington
Senate
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
Harrison
U.S
Judge Morales Confounded by Snow in Nicaragua Opal
Judge Carlos Morales, special representative of President Ortega in Nicaragua, had never seen snow or ice before last week. He ventured outside, slipped and fell but was not seriously hurt, and says he is no longer curious about ice and snow.
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Carlos Morales
Moncade
Nicaragua
Lindbergh Baby Impostor Sighting Shocks Crossville
In Crossville Tennessee a fair haired baby resembling Charles A Lindbergh Jr drew crowds after tourists Homer Mitchell and Richard Young were detained with the infant. Sheriff Swicegood and Captain Crawford confirmed the resemblance while authorities kept the child under guard at the sheriff residence.
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Crossville
Tenn
U.P
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
Col. Lindbergh
New Jersey
Homer Mitchell
Richard Young
Pennsylvania
Hubert Crawford
Tennessee National Guard
Bill Lewis
Ozone
Baxter Swicegood
Virginia
Fiier
Kidnap Tip Sparks Two Investigations in Lindbergh Case
SANDUSKY March 14. Sheriff John W. Parker of Erie County and Sandusky Police Chief C A Weingates pursue separate leads they hope will aid the Lindbergh kidnapping investigation. Parker cites a spot tip but gives no details. Weingates says he knows nothing of Parker’s inquiry.
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Sandusky
U.P
John W. Parker
Erie County
C. A. Weingates
Woking
Parker
Weingates
Bridge Champion of the SubArctic Named in Hudson Bay Port
William A Sugden, a Churchill Manitoba government watchman, is hailed as the first SubArctic contract bridge champion after a six week North Canadian tournament. Spectators included Bishop Turnquetil of Chesterfield Inlet who, despite a noted bridge background, lost to Sugden’s mystery system amid remote radio observers from Moose Factory to Chesterfield Inlet.
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Churchill
Man
William A. Sugden
North Canada
Moose Factory
Chesterield Inlet
Bishop Turnquetil
Chesterfield Inlet
Sugden
Funeral for Captain Frank M. McKee Held in Columbus
Funeral services for Captain Frank M. McKee 40 state director of aeronautics were led by Rev F Howard Callahan in Columbus. McKee died of a heart attack Saturday and was buried in Anderson Indiana after six airplanes droned overhead during the procession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
F. Howard Callahan
Frank M. McKee
Anderson
Indiana
Capt. McKee
Ohio Farms Gain as Back to Farm Movement Appears
Professor John I. Falconer of Ohio State University says poor city conditions drive a back to the farm movement. He notes Ohio farm population rose by 208,000 last year while urban areas declined.
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Ohio Farms
Columbus
John I. Falconer
Department of Rural Economics
Ohio State University
Ohio
Three Drownings and Traffic Injuries Hit Ohio
Drownings abroad ice on McCullough Lake Lima and several traffic deaths mark a deadly weekend in Ohio. Five year old Peggy Allen Federle died from a barn door injury in Hamilton. Charles Stobart and Roy Goges killed nearby Stockdale and Pomeroy. Charles Kerner dies in Zanerville crash.
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Columbus
McCullough Lake
Lima
Pegey Allen Federle
Carl Federle
Hamilton
Mra
Charles Stobart
Pomeroy
Roy Goges
Stockdale
Pike County
Charles L. Kerner
Zanerville
Rescued Mongrel Finds Good Home in City
In St. Louis on March 14, Alex Hansen of the Humane Society of Missouri reports a mongrel rescued from the Mississippi River after drifting on ice. The dog, named Brownie, survived with two hind legs partly frozen and is recovering as Hansen hopes to avoid finding the owner.
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ST. Louis
Alex Hansen
Mississippi
Hansen
The
Humane Society of Missouri
Brownlie
Brownie
Germany Must Vote Again on April 10
Berlin report notes President Paul von Hindenburg led with 18.66 million votes but short of a majority by 168 453. Adolf Hitler carried 11.33 million in the March election, far below expectations as Germany plans a new vote on April 10.
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Berlin
Paul von Hindenburg
Sost
Adolf Hitler
Teader
National Socialist
Herr Hitler
Revival Meetings At Salvation Army Continue This Week
Adjutant Stone announces continued revival meetings at the Salvation Army. Tonight's service features Rev. Fred Fielda speaking on The Gospel of the Lord Jesus. The Gospel Harmonyuartet with Grace Goldaverry Elizabeth Martin E C Kenney and Eva Tewksbury provides vocal selections. Meetings begin at 7 30.
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Salvation Army
Adjutant Stone
Fred Fielda
Lord Jesus
Gospel Harmonyuartet
Grace Goldaverry
Elizabeth Martin
E. C. Kenney
Eva Tewksbury
Dog Owner Sentenced Over False Dog License Claim
Fremont report says 18 year old John Sorg misrepresented his dog age to buy a license. He will serve time until a $20.20 fine is paid at $1.50 daily. Sorg claimed the dog was under three months. officials say the dog was nine years old. He apologized but accepted the jail term.
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Fremont
John Sorg
Riley Mack
Sore
Mock
Sorg
Offers Bill To Cut Many Federal Salaries
Washington March 14 A bill by Representative Cable Republican Ohio would cut the salaries of government officials earning more than 3000 a year. It would save an estimated 2 to 5 million dollars yearly and affect more than 44000 federal employees. Congress members would see an 81 000 reduction. The plan imposes a two year 40 percent cut on higher salaries and a two year 10 percent cut on salaries for offices created since January 1 1924.
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Washington
Representative Cable
Republican
Ohio
Cable
Congress
Petersons Ointment Ad Promises Fast Skin Relief
An advertisement urges that when skin itches or eczema tortures the body, Petersons Ointment provides instant relief. The copy claims quick heat and reliability, priced at 35 cents for a large box at any drug store.
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Peters
Peterson
Grange Meeting This Thursday in Athens
Athens Grange will hold its regular meeting at Grange Hall on the Athens County Fairgrounds Thursday night. The program curated by lecturer Mrs. Della Shaw features a song by Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Westfall with two daughters Lucille and Ardyth, a declamation by Margie Jacoby, a contest and a play titled A Sure Cure for Lying with Flossie Young Mrs. Hooligan Derrel Selby Mr. Hooligan and Clarence Cooley as agent in the cast.
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Athens Grange
Grange Hall
Athena County Fairgrounds
Della Shaw
Grange
W. G. Westfall
Lucille
Ardyth
Margie Jacoby
Flossie Young
Derrel Selby
Ohio University Band Concert Inspires Large Sunday Audience
Ohio University Band directed by Curtie W. Jansen performed at Alumni Memorial Auditorium. The program featured lighting effects and vivid scenes including The Munt ing Song and The Old Grief MIN. Richard F. Curtis played The Toy Regiment on the xylophone, with Encore March Slave. Other selections included Martha overture, clarinet quartet, Polka Caprice, Allegretto Scherzando, and Andante from Beethoven.
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Ohio University
Alumni Memorial Auditorium
Curtie W. Jansen
Bucalpost
Weber
Richard F. Curtisa
Toy Regiment
Alio _ Tachaikowsky
t+ ways
Martha
von Mintow
Gueher
Milla
Marty Ulrich
Hoge McGraw
Ted Preston
Cote Afeting
Robert Smith
al Golden
Homer Rieker
Bred Styriat
Helicone
Bach
Pinnet Kelley
Beerthoven
Beethoven
Ohio University Band Officers and Performances
The article lists band officers for the local band and Kappa Kappa Psi, including Char low FB Black and Charles Gorby. It notes about 50 members, a two part program, and the football band's three year organization under Mr Janssen. Lawrence Flinn paid tribute to John Philip Sousa.
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Charlow FB. Black
James Forwell
Harold F. Guthrie
Rex Koons
Harold Guthrie
Orson W. Knively
Lbrabany
Kappa Kappa Pai
National Band Fraternity
Charles Gorby
Robert K. Smith
Charlen H. Black
Lawrence Flinn
al R. Golden
Janssen
Ohio University
John Phillip Sousa
Death of Ivar Kreuger Shakes World Markets
Paris reports Kreuger killed himself amid global economic distress. Authorities call it death by own action. Kreuger led the Kreuger and Toll group, a dominant force in matches and finance across 12 nations, provoking caution from governments and financiers worldwide.
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Paris
U.P
Ivar Kreuger
Kreuger
Toll
Taxis Rally on North Lancaster Street for Washington Trip
More than 30 taxis lined the right side of North Lancaster Street on a Sunday night as they waited to carry sightseers to Washington D C for the Bicentennial. The cars had been driven from Lansing Michigan where they were overhauled and remodeled for a firm in the capital city.
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North Lancaster Street
Washington, D. C
Washington
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