New York Journal Feature Highlights Holt and Reviews
A New Yorker Bryan Holt appears in the March issue of the Review of Reviews with an article on The World. Holt, brother to Charlie Holt of Rutland, is tied to street interests and now with a brokerage firm at 115 Broad Street in New York City. The piece notes financial world attention and Holt’s prominence in market circles.
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New Yorker
Review of Reviews
Bryan Holt
Rutland
Charlie Holt
Holt
Broad
New York City
Mason Jones Helps PTA Near Year End
Mason Jones aids the Parent Teacher Association as the month marks the close of a school year. The article notes PTA activities and community support shaping year end events.
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Mason Tom Jones
Parent Teacher Association
Middieport Embraces Domestic Science Push In Schools
Citizens praise a local group for creating domestic science programs in Middieport schools. Senator Tom W. Jones announces a plan to relieve parent teachers with funding for at least one more year of domestic science, extending support into the next term.
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Middieport
Powers That Be
Tom W. Jones
One More Contest Sunday Miss Major Pupils Ahead
Three public school rooms vied for the flag in the Middleport Sunday school attendance contest. Miss Major's pupils led by one and a half percent with Miss Drake and Miss Taylor close. After one more Sunday est, the flag will be awarded to the room achieving 100 percent.
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Miss Major
Middleport
Miss Drake
Union Good Friday Service Held at Bethany Church
Protestant union services in Pomeroy took place at Bethany M E church with a 1 to 3 PM program. Pastors W M Hyde Cherrington John Ford and G Messman delivered sermons as choirs and orchestra contributed to the observance.
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Pomeroy
Bethany M. E
W. M. Hyde
Uh Cherrington
John
Ford
G. Messman
Prosecutor L Crary Commissioned as Reserve Judge Advocate
Prosecuting attorney L Crary has been commissioned by the Government as a Reserve Judge Advocate in the United States Army. The five year active service option is available during peace or war, recognizing his World War period record. Back to jail: W Thompson captured Hedrick in West Virginia after a trip near Coal.
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Davis
L. Crary
Vane
Gore Ot
United States Army
W. Thompson
Virginia
Griffith Trial Underway in Martall County Jail Murder Case
W H Griffith a life term inmate, faces murder charges in the death of Jean Lewis during a penitentiary escape attempt. He stands in Martall County Court with three guards guiding handcuffed and shackled movements. In the courtroom clerk reported a brief moment as Griffith was greeted by Clarksvarg and his mother embraced him for five minutes.
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W. H
Holly) Griffith Iife
West Virginia
Jean Lewis
Marsatall
Ira Roush
Griffith
Brista
Clarksvarg
Ev Lutheran Church Sunday Service Schedule
Raster services at St Pauls Ev Lutheran Church include day school at 9:00 A M confession at 9:45 A M Holy Communion at 10:00 A M theme Death is Swallowed up in Victory with choir anthem Hail Festal Day and Jesus Lives, evening prayer at 6 00 P M Pastor Hunziker invites all to attend.
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Bt. Paul's Ev
Choi
Jesus
Mirenapre
Hunziker
River Notes on Steamer General Pershing and Waterway Work
The General Pershing, under repair in Pittsburg, will join the Pittsburg and Ashland trade after repairs. Capt. WI Guthrie will command the Pershing, previously on the General Crowder. Dam 25 work at York above Pt. Pleasant starts for the season. Capt. Ralph Emerson, who lost the Control near Owensboro, Ky, has secured the excursion steamer W. W. to tow the Golden Rod showboat. The river is falling.
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General Pershing
Pittsburg
Ashlland
WI Guthrie
General Crowder
Pershing
Dam 25
York
Pt. Pleasant
Ralph Emerson
Owensboro
W. W
Golden Rod
Pomeroy Briefs and Notes on Local Visits
Mrs Milton McDole left yesterday for Pittsburg to aid her ill brother Chas Hannum. Henry Radford went to Dayton to visit relatives. Chas Calkins is back with Judge and Mrs C B Peoples in Cincinnati. Miss Clara Joben visits her Dayton sisters. Dr Scott and wife accompanied Mrs Scott's uncle G B Price to Holzer hospital for an X ray on a splintered elbow from a recent fall.
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Price
Recognition not to be given Soviet Russia
President Harding and advisers planned a policy toward Soviet Russia as of March 24. They consider potential moves toward closer relations but oppose recognition of the Soviet government. Harding, with Hoover, debates trade relations and aims to revive Russia’s production to aid world economic stability.
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Raymond Clapper
United Preas Sta
Washington
Mar
Harding
Soviet
Russia
Wilson
Herbert Hoover
Easter plans and community notices from Murray City
Murray City reports visits and illness across the community. Mrs. Will Jones returned from West Virginia. Rev. Campbell to Jackson county for his father in law. Easter services planned with sunrise worship. A birthday gathering for Mrs. Joe Larsson at the Lawson home featured many friends and a four course dinner.
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Will Jones
West Virginia
Tom Castell
Logan
Stephens
Nelsonville
Campbell
Jackson County
Murray
Sherman Byers
Quinn Hollow
Frank Lawson
Joe Larsson
Sam
Portsmouth
Belford Anders
Annabell
Thomas
Loise Wolf
Larzson
Bert Anders
Gertrude
Violet
Robert
Lena Carnes
Daisy Kerns
Ethyl
Mary Dyson
Levi Nutter
Lou Anders
Sunday greetings and farewell sermons noted in local columns
New Marshfield reports Ronald Robinett of Ohio University spent Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs Ed Robinett. Mrs W M Dixon and son Richard visited Athens relatives. Rev Genheimer of Athens delivered a farewell sermon Thursday. Several residents made short trips to Albany Guysville Nelsonville and Chauncey with family visits spread across the week.
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Ronald Robinett
Ohio University
Ed Robinett
W. M. Dixon
Richard
A. D. Townsend
Athens
Genheimer
W. H. Wharton
T. R. Hamilton and
Chauncey
J. C. Anderson
Dexter
Mile Hewitt
Tom Cotton Sells His Restaurant on West Union Street
Tom Cotton, a noted West Union Street restaurant proprietor, sold his eatery to Walter Chase. Chase, formerly with Chase and Reading grocers, recently sold his interest in that firm to J A Reading and will add improvements to the building. Cotton did not reveal his next venture.
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Tom Cotton
West Union Street
Walter Chase
Chase and Reading
Mr. Chase
Chase and Reading Grocery Company
J. A. Reading
Chase
Cotton
Vatican gains power as war reshapes diplomacy
Rome dispatch reports Pope Benedict XV uses wartime shifts to expand Vatican ties. Fifteen nations exchange ambassadors or ministers, boosting Holy See influence. France and the United States anticipated to join, creating broad semi official relations with major Catholic and Protestant powers, plus Turkey Japan and China.
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Henry Wood
United Press
Rome
Mar
France
Vatican
United States
Holy See
Great Britain
Czecho-Slovakia
Poland
Switzerland
Roumania
Jugo-Slavia
Peru
Chile
Brazil
Prussia
Turkey
Japan
China
Church
Benedict Ireaty
Spain
Argentine
Austria
Bavaria
Belgium
Bolivia
Colombia
Costa Rica
Hocquador
Germany
Haiti
Honduras
Monaco
Nicaranga
Holland
Paraguay
Portugal
Russia
San Domingo
San Salvador
Hungary
Uruguay
Venzuela
Japan Seeks Action If China Fails Demands on Fishery Rights
Baron Uchida told the budget committee that Japan has made five demands on China regarding fishery rights and other issues, with no reply yet. He said Japan would act to protect its interests if China does not meet demands, and noted an US deal on the Pacific cable with Japan controlling the Shanghai line and the US handling the Guam branch.
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Tokio
Kamchatak
China
Baron Ucida
House of Peers
Uchida
Japan
United States
Shanghai
Guam
Ucida l
Great Britain
Greeks Advance on Constantiople Railway Line
Greek troops push toward Asia Minor to sever the Constantinople railway, aiming to reach open country beyond the line. The move could cut Turkish supplies and reinforcements unless Russia aids via Armenia.
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Athens
Asia Minor
Constantinople
Armenia
Lawyer Samuel Rembrandt Awaiting Sentence in Bribery Case
In Cleveland on March 25 Samuel Rembrandt, lawyer and politician, awaits sentencing after federal conviction for attempting to bribe Prohibition agent Fred Counts. Counts testified Rembrandt handed $4,000 to approve liquor permits. two agents backed the testimony. The penalty ranges up to $12,000 fine and one to three years in prison.
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Cleveland
Samuel Rembrandt
Fred Counts
Prohibition
Rembrandt
Miners Die in Explosion at Kukla Moravian Mine
Twenty four miners were killed in an explosion caused by fire at Kukla Moravian mining town late yesterday.
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Carlsbad
Mar
Kukla
Ohio Spring Trip Starts Next Week
Ohio University's baseball team departs next Tuesday for a southern spring invasion featuring four games. Opponents include Marshall College Morris Harve and Huntington High. Players listed cover catchers to mound staff plus likely substitutes for the trip. The Green and White play a training game against a town make up team this afternoon.
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South
Marshall College
Morris-Harvey
Huntington Hi School
Ohio
Allen and Skinner
Stockdale
Fuller
Knox
King
Short
Wolf
Morgan
Wyman
Loomis
Young
Barstow
Gatchel
Social notes from The Plains and nearby communities
Mr. and Mrs. James Icenberg spent Sunday at John Lash’s. Arthur Burchfield and baby visited Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Savage at Sugar Creek Tuesday evening. Flora McHarg spent Friday and Saturday in Chauncey. Darrell Moore was at Sugar Creek Tuesday. M. M. Bent Potts was at Jacksonville Saturday and Sunday. Austin Woodgerd and family of Luhrig were supper guests of Ellen Bryan Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moore of Athens spent Sunday with Harry Moore and family. Mrs. Freda Augustine of Sugar Creek visited Tuesday to see Mrs. Fannie McCathran, who has been ill but is improving slowly. Sergeant Thorn will leave for Chillicothe Wednesday. Mrs. Taylor and children of Hocking visited Sunday afternoon at Kate Stage's.
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James Icenberg
John Lashes
Arthur Burchfield
W. L. Savage
Sugar Creek
Flora McHarg
Chauncey
Darrell Moore Wan
M. M. Bent Potts
Jacksonville
Austin Woodgerd
Luhrig
Ellen Bryan
Frank Moore
Athens
Harry Moore
Freda Augustine
Fannie McCathran
Sergeant Thorn
Chillicothe
Taylor
Hocking
Kate Stage’s
Obituary of Annie C Uhl Fuller of Chauncey
Annie C. Phillips, born January 19, 1858 near Bradys Bend Pennsylvania, died March 9 1921 at her Chauncey home. She married Cleon C Uhl in 1876 producing two children, one dying in infancy. Survived by Laura Russell Blanche Brown Anna Penn and William P Fuller. twelve grandchildren. brothers James M Phillips Dan S Phillips. sister Rose Cooper. and Ira R Fuller from December 8 1895 marriage with four more children. A longtime Athens County resident, she joined the Methodist church and served neighbors in sickness. Her death followed throat illness and surgical operation. The community mourns her loss and celebrates her life of service and faith.
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Annie C
Thomas G
Nancy Phillips
Bradys’ Bend
Pennsylvania
Jher
Blanche Brown
Chauncey
Anna Penn
Pontiac
Michigan
Carrie Palmer
Pomeroy
William P
James M. Phillips
San Diego Cal
Dan
S. Phillips
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Rose Cooper
Arkansas City
Arkansas
Wish Answered Drops Dead In Court Draped Incident
In Welch West Virginia Mark Dillon collapsed two hours after declaring I hope God will strike me dead if I made that statement A witness had attributed such a remark to him in a cattle sale suit. Friends said he was apparently in good health.
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Welch
W. Va
Mark Dillon
Dillon
Card of Thanks to Chauncey Friends and Family
We sincerely thank our many friends in Chauncey for assistance and acts of kindness during illness and after the death of our wife and mother. Gratitude to the minister for consoling words, the quartette for songs, and those who sent flowers. MR IRA R PULLER and FAMILY.
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Chauncey
Ira R. Puller
Copper Wire Fatality Ending Suspected Suicide in Lorain
John Nazy, 59, of Lorain, Ohio, died by hanging himself from a tree using copper wire. Police report confirms self-inflicted death as the cause of the fatality.
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Lorain
John Nazy
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