Triplett To Be Brought Before Nelsonville Mayor
Police will return Harvey Triplett to Nelsonville for arraignment in mayoral court on a statutory charge after his Toledo arrest at local police request. Bloyd Bryan pleaded guilty to intoxication and was fined ten dollars plus costs. Jack O Hara was fined one hundred dollars and six months driving suspension. Both were sent to the County Jail after Sunday arrest by Patrolman James Cope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
George Bateman
Toledo
Harvey Triplett
Mayor’s Court
Triplett
Dana Winden
Chief Bateman
Bryan
J. W. Hickman
Jack O'Hara
Haineis
Hickman
O’hara
James Cope
Nelsonville student wins prize in local essay contest
Ruth Mills daughter of Mr and Mrs Ed A Mills of Zanesville formerly Nelsonville and a Zanesville high school student won second prize in a Retail Credit Men's Association contest. Dozens of essays were submitted on Why Should Pay Bills Promptly with a 65 dollar award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Ruth Mills
Ed A. Mills
Forest Avenue
Zanesville
Zanesville High School
Retail Credit Men's Association
How to Stop Rheumatism
Poisons settling in joints and muscles cause rheumatism. External remedies only give temporary relief. Rama, a new medicine, claims to act on liver kidneys and blood to expel poisons and ease pain quickly with a guarantee of relief or nothing to pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rama
Freedom from Condemnation sermon at First Methodist
In Nelsonville Mrs. W. N. LaMance preached on Freedom from Condemnation at the First Methodist Church evangelistic campaign. She argued freedom centers on Christ and submission to God, as a 30 minute song service preceded the sermon. About 25 Girl Scouts attended and helped with music. Dr. W. N. LaMance arrives today to deliver the evening sermon at 7 o'clock after a song service by Mrs. LaMance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
W. N. LaMance
First Methodist Church
Father
William Coakley Dies in Nelsonville After Illness
William Coakley aged 37 died at 12:30 this morning at his Elizabeth Street home after a long illness. He had lived in Nelsonville over 30 years and was a member of the Fraternal Order of Eagles and the Knights of Pythias. Survived by wife Ada, son Vera, daughters Vivian Vesper and Vera, and three sisters Mrs Curtis Walters of Nelsonville Route 2, Mrs William Achauer Haydenville, and Mrs Jane Cohagen Canal Winchester. Funeral arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Wiliam
Coakley
Elizabeth Street
Order of Eagles
Knights of Pythias
Ada Coakley
Vera
Vivian
Vesper
Curtis Walters
William Achauer
Haydenville
Jane Cohagen
Canal Winchester
Companion Crosses at Easter Sermon Planned
Nelsonville church program announces Rev. John J. Scott to deliver a First Church of Christ sermon on Easter themes. The 7 30 p m service features missionary group leadership and special music by Mrs Glenn Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
John J. Scott
Church of Christ
Glenn Allen
Local residents visit relatives in Columbus area
Mr and Mrs John McNerney of Columbus visited Mrs John Hoodier on Washington Street. Charles Cox traveled from Columbus to see his mother Mrs Leslie Cox. Mrs William Morgan visited relatives in Columbus. C E Reynolds made a business visit to Columbus. Herbert Ely Michael Ely and others visited Mrs Herbert Ely at Mercy Hospital. Harry Keller of Columbus, stricken with a paralytic stroke, remains in about the same condition. Keller is well known in Nelsonville. Dr and Mrs J M Hyde hosted guests including Mr and Mrs Frank W Cone Mr and Mrs George H Cless Mr and Mrs George I Putnam of Athens. Lewis Leaman, OSU student, spent Easter with his parents. Mrs Alden Stilson and sons Alden Jr and Jerry of Forest Hill Long Island plan to visit Dr and Mrs J M Hyde family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Keller
Columbus
Keller
Nelsonville
Frank W. Cone
George H. Cless
George I. Putnam
Athens
J. M. Hyde
Lewis Leaman
Ohio State University
Pearl Leaman
Alden Stilson
Alden, Jr
Jerry
Forest Hill
Long Island
Choir to perform The Crucifixion at Nelsonville church
Nelsonville Presbyterian Church Choir under Curtis Janssen will give The Crucifixion by Sir John Strainer on Friday night March 25 at 7:30. The 32 member choir includes soloists Paul Sebring of Ohio University baritone and Luther Sherer of Capital University tenor with Mrs. L P Rice as organist.
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Nelsonville
Sir John Strainer
Paul Sebring
Ohio University
Luther Sherer
Columbus
Capital University
L. P. Rice
Soft Coal Output Rises in United States Weekly Total
Nationwide soft coal production for the week ending March 12 is estimated at 7,067,000 tons, a sharp increase from the prior week after a new low. The March 5 rate had been unusually weak, while 1931 weekly output stood at 8,373,000 tons for the same period. World coal production in 1931 totaled 1.256 billion metric tons, down 157 million from the prior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
United States
Federal Bureau of Mines
Nelsonville Prepares For Faculty and Varsity Girls Clash
In Nelsonville on March 28 the women’s faculty basketball team will face the girls’ varsity in a 7 pm opener before the men’s faculty versus Nelsonville Greyhounds at 8 pm. Both faculty and varsity games have drawn strong crowds in recent years.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville Greyhounds
Mrs Hazel Topsail Scalded In Home Accident
In Nelsonville on Sunday Mrs Hazel Topsail of St Charles Street was severely scalded when she tripped at the James Corbett home and a pan of hot water spilled over her. She was removed by ambulance to her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Hazel Topsail
St. Charles Street
James Corbett
Business Girls Class Meeting Honor Roscoes At Bennett Home
After Wednesday services the Business Girls Class of the Sunday School Department meets at Miss Frances Bennett’s Fort Street home. The event honors former members Misses Vivian and Mary Roscoe Lancaster.
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The
Christian Church
Frances Bennett
Fort Street
Vivian
Mary Roscoe
Lancaster
Will of Nira E. Wilson Admitted to Probate
The will of Nira E. Wilson was admitted to probate on Monday, initiating the legal process to validate the will and settle her estate under court supervision.
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Nira E. Wilson
Battery E Gaithersburg drills ahead of inspection
Battery E of the 134th Field Artillery National Guard held a drill Monday night to prepare for a federal inspection. Tuesday will feature the regular drill. Last night focused on fundamental drills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
134Th Field Artilley
National Guard
Salvation Army Adjt attends divisional conference in Chillicothe
Adjt Bernard Stone of the local Salvation Army branch attended a divisional conference in Chillicothe today and returned for tonight's revival meeting. Last night's revival featured the Shinglers Singers from Mineral.
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Adjt
Bernard Stone
The
Salvation Army
Army
Chillicothe
Mineral
Graf Zeppelin Sighted Cape Blanco During Brazil Flight
Graf Zeppelin radioed from Friedrichshafen at 9 30 p m that it sighted Cape Blanco on its voyage to Pernambuco Brazil confirming progress of the airship voyage observers noted the landmark as it crossed toward South America for the Brazil leg of the trip.
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Friedrichshafen
U.P
Cape Blanco
Pernambuco
Brazil
Professor Will Speak Tonight On Greek Science
Dr. Glanville Terrell emeritus of philosophy at the University of Kentucky visits Athens as guest of two former students. He will speak on The Science Among the Ancient Greeks at a joint Fine Arts Club and Classical Club meeting in the Fine Arts Building Tuesday at 7 80 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glanville Terrell
University of Kentucky
Athens
R. A. Foster
Ohio University
Frances Morton
North Hil
Terrell
Fine Arts
Leland Stanford University
Herbert Hoover
Harvard
University of Virginia
Leland Stanford
Georgetown University
Harvard University
Brown University
Phi Beta Kappa
Charlottesville
Louisa
Lexington
Cincinnati
Classical Languages’ Association
Guard Unit Holds Its Regular Drill
Members of Company L, 166th Infantry, local national guard unit, completed a regular drill in the armory basement Monday night. After drill each man was issued pack equipment including a bed sack, blanket, shelter half, tent stakes, raincoat and steel helmet. The men are responsible for care of this equipment, per Capt. Thearle W. Shafer, commanding officer. Lester Hughes and Charles Rider, both of Athens, enlisted recently, bringing March enrollments to 11.
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166Th Infantry
National Guard
Thearle W. Shafer
Lester Hughes
Charles Rider
Athens
East Chicago Fire Destroys Three Buildings
A $100,000 blaze in East Chicago destroyed three structures and left 30 families homeless in snow filled streets. Firemen rescued a couple from a second story window as a South Shore train crew alerted authorities amid strong winds. one firefighter was badly injured and four others were overcome.
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Chicagyu
U.P
Chicago
South Shore
Former Glouster Man In Extortion Plot
Two Zanesville men, Pearl Dilley and Thomas Roush, were arrested for allegedly plotting to extort $200 from Walter Williams of Muskingum Coal Co. Williams, a former Glouster resident, was targeted. Dilley is a former Trimble resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Walter Williams
Zanesville
Muskingum Coal Co
Pearl Dilley
Thomas Roush
Williams
Dilley
Trimble
Last Teachers Party At Glouster School
Glouster teachers held a Friday night party in the home economics room with a St. Patrick’s Day themed dinner served by sixth grade pupils. Rachel Murray won high score and received a tulip bouquet. attendees included Supt. and Mrs. Dillon and numerous teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Pauline Myere
Rachel Murray
B. Dillon
Misses Burness Candoo
Esta Cunningham
Lalia Danford
Merie Danford
Helen Dennison
Katherine Dennison
Helen Green
Fositelle Harper
Mildred Howard
Irene Ley
Olive McKee
Sarah Meredith
Jane Murray
Paulines Myers
Mildred Vickrey
Luella Vaughn
Ruth Watkins
N A A C P Junior Divison Meeting in Glouster
The Athens Perry County branch junior division of the N A A C P met at First Baptist Church Glouster. Local talent performed including a chorus, duet, talk by Rev Heath, girls quartet, and a round table by Charles Clark of Ohio University. A social hour and lunch followed at the Williams home with many Athens and Glouster attendees. A board meeting is set for Alpha Phi Alpha house in Athens Wednesday at 7 oclock, called by president James Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Athens-Perry County
First Baptist Church
Virei Tucker
Matte Leach
Bertha Williams
Rev. Heath
Eunie Brooks
Mattie Leach
Bertha
Elizabeth Williams
Ethel Riley
Charles Clark
Ohio University
Harry Williams
Athens
Violet Russell
Neva Gilmore
Hale
Alvin Hall
Ruth Cooper
Cooper
Russell Glouster
Robert and
Vernon Morris
Ferne
Virgil Tucker
Mattie
Denzil Leach
Eunice Brooks
Eizabeth
Mary Burgess
James
Lawrence Williams
Alpha Phi Alpha House
James Williams
Homer Grange Meeting Draws Large Crowd in Mountville
One of the largest crowds in Homer Grange history gathered in the Mountville high school auditorium on Saturday. A program of music and tap dancing entertained attendees before an excellent talk by Mr Secrist of Noble County accompanied by Mrs Secrist.
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Mountville
Homer Grange
Secrist
Noble County
Rosser 77 Dies. Funeral in Putnam After McArthur Death
L A Rosser aged 77 and brother in law to Basil Roberts of Trimble and Martin Roberta of Hast Branch died at his McArthur home on Friday. Funeral services were held in Putnam, his former home, on Sunday and burial followed there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
L. A. Rosser
Basil Roberts
Trimble
Martin Roberta
Hast Branch
McArthur
Putnam
Musterole advertised for throat relief and children use
An ad touts Musterole as a counterirritant that soothes sore throats after rubbing in. It promotes hourly applications for five hours and notes a milder Children's Musterole for babies and small children as recommended by doctors and nurses.
Trimble Greens Run Congregations Unite For Union Service
Trimble Church of Christ hosted a Sunday night union service with Greens Run Church of Christ. The program opened with vocal and instrumental music led by Mrs. Peart Christman, a quartet, a piano solo by Josephine Reese Roberts, and a vocal duet by Ada Leake and Doris Fierbaugh. S. E. G. Pedigo of Athens delivered a talk on Belief Denial Week, praising missionaries Africa, China, India, and Japan and noting mission work experiences. Announcements covered mid week prayer and next week's self denial offering. Easter service at Greens Run next Sunday at 8 o clock.
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Trimble
March
Trimble Church of Christ
Trimble and
Greens
Ron Churches of Christ
Young Peoples
Peart Christman
Josephine Reese Roberts
Ada Leake
Doris Fierbaugh
Greens Run
S. EB. G. Pedigo
Athens
Belft
Disciples of Christ
Africa
China
India
Japan
Mia
Merritt
Rubie Store in Nelsonville Expands Easter Men’s Wear
Nelsonville shoppers will find Rubie Store stocked for Easter and spring with men’s light shade suits in tans and grays, notched and peaked lapels, wide trousers, suspenders, and matching topcoats and accessories. Boys also receive seasonal styles, including caps, with emphasis on quality and wearable fashion.
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Nelsonville
Sonny
Former City Resident Returns Home After Operation
Mrs Morrie, formerly of Gloster, was discharged March D Arns from Hospital 4 in Columbus after an operation. She was taken to her home in Athena in the latter part of the week. Her condition is reported satisfactory and a full recovery is expected.
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Gloster
March
Hlmer
Borris
Athena
Columbus
Morrie
A. R. Secures Armory Room for Club use
Daughters of the American Revolution will use a room in the southeast corner of the Athens Armory basement as their clubroom. Captain Shafer of the 166th Infantry explains the space was formerly AR and is now reassigned due to dwindling membership. Approval came from Adjutant General Frank Henderson.
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Daughters of the American Revolution
Athens Armory
Thearke W. Shafer
166Th Infantry
Ofte National Guard
A. R
Mary A. Fryburger
Weat
Union Street
H. L. Atkinson
Athens
Shafer
Frank ©. Henderson
Obie
Dad and Baby Mary Outfit Specials At Isaac Wilson Store
The Isaac Wilson Store in Chauncey promotes spring dresses for mother and baby with fresh crepe materials, vivid colors, and trim fashion. Options include black navy and printed fabrics and a range of styles from clever dresses to tailored designs at moderate prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haaster
Mary
Isaac Wilson
Chauncey
Mother
Easter fashions loom with woolens and softs on sale
The collection features suits in rough woolens and coats in military or conservative styles. Daisy dresses and serviceable outfits with small hats and coats suit the Easter ensemble. Soft fabrics from linen to sturdy worsteds cover all ages. Spring suits arrive in gray worsteds, tweeds, and cheviots with light tan offering limited appeal. bright neckties and shirts emphasize new furnishings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wather
Modern Stock Found in This Pioneer Store
The New York Clothing House in Pomeroy advertises new men’s spring wear after opening recently. Listings describe suits with two button peaks, wide trouser legs, high water pants, top coats, half belts, and a range of shirt colors and accessories to refresh winter wardrobes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pomeroy
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Ohio City
Wiens
William Coakley
John McNerney
John Hoodier
Washington Street
Charles Cox
Leslie Cox
William Morgan
C. E. Reynolds
Herbert Ely
Michael Ely
Charles Wendell
Mercy Hospital
Sacco
Carpenter Hardware CO
Logan
Presbyterian Church
Lignitu
Women of High School
Fac
Ulty
East Chi
Cago Blaze
Hollingsworth’s
Nelsonville Drug Co
Will. Rogers
Hoodlet
Booth Tarrington
FOX Picture
Lois Moran
Charles Bickford
Victor Varconi
Rubie
Will
Armory
Dad
Baby Mary
Charles of
London
N. Court St
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