Bootlegger's Lemon Extract Bottles Seized In Sewer
City workers removed about three dozen bottles of a lemon extract mixture from a catch basin near West Columbus street and Cable's alley, quashing a bootlegger's supply. Bertha Bateman hosted the IF R E club at Grover street home with needlework, social chat, a two course lunch, and 175 Berean class men attended Sunday. Easter plans include special music and a series of cottage prayer meetings leading to Sunday services.
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West Columbus Street
Cable's Alley
Bertha Bateman
IF. R. E. Club
Grover Street
S*riday
Meesdames
Mary Brown
Agnes Wallace
Bea Raybould
Mona Smith
Gertrude Hill
Bessie J. Deer
Louise Pearce
Susie
Margaret Clark
Bertha Howard
Ethel Moore
Athens
Bereans
Prominent Nelsonville Couple Weds in Quiet Methodist Ceremony
Miss Mae Stratton and Mr. Miller Wilson wed Saturday at the Nelsonville Methodist parsonage with Dr. George E. Tifft officiating. The bride, daughter of Eph Stratton, is a musician and city figure. the groom, a veteran merchant active in Masonic and Legion circles, plans a Chicago honeymoon before making Nelsonville home.
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Mae Stratton
Miller Wilson
Methodist
George E. ‘Tifft
Nelsonville
Thomas Wilson
Mary Adaline Wilson
Leiland Devore
Carl Stratton
Chicago
Trebride
Eph Stratton
Our City Schools
Ohio University
Athens
Cherlin Conservatory of Music
Tie
Legion
Local Social Notes Highlight Weekend Guests in Columbus
Mr and Mrs W H Cullums hosted a twelve oclock dinner with guests including Mrs Alice Anderson and her house guests Mrs Delia Radcliff of Wyola Mont and Mrs Schaeffer of Sheridan Wyoming. Mrs Dick Brown and her little son of Columbus were weekend visitors. Chas Sisson of Columbus spent the weekend here. Frank Groves is a business visitor in Pittsburg Pa. Mrs Alice Mulligan of Columbus visited her parents over Sunday. Miss Royal Tinscott of Columbus spent the latter part of the week here with relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Cullums
Alice Anderson
Delia Radcliff
Wyola
Mont
Schaeffer
Sheridan
Wyoming
Dick Brown
Little Son
Columbus
Chas. Sisson
Frank Groves
Pittsburg
Alice Mulligan
Royal Tinscott of
Circle of Ruth Meet Tonight at 7 in Church Parlors
All Circle of Ruth members are asked to gather in the Presbyterian church parlors tonight at seven o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle of Ruth
Presbyterian Church
Local Residents Depart for New Homes In Columbus
Miss Vesper Shafer of Columbus visits relatives in Nelsonville with grandparents Mr and Mrs Marion Cookley. Mrs Frank Johnson and Miss Dorothy Vorhes spend week at Carey Ohio with Mrs Wilbur Johnson. Mr and Mrs Gene Shafer and son Joe leave for future home in Columbus as Nelsonville bid farewell to a well known couple active in business and social circles.
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Vesper Shafer
Columbus
Marion Cookley
Dorothy Vorhes
Frank Johnson
Carey
Ohio
Wilbur Johnson
Gene Shafer
Joe
Nelsonville
Sunday Bible School At Local Christian Church Report
Sunday at the Christian Church featured a large Bible school with 637 participants and the Bereans class the largest at 175. The report highlights Sunday’s strong turnout.
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Bereans
Music Memory Contest at High School Study Hall
Miss Young will hold a music memory class at the High School Study hall Tuesday afternoon after classes. The session is for all classes that have been meeting on Saturday.
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Young
Nelsonville Girls Net Seventh Straight Win Over Somerset
Playing their best game of the season Nelsonville girls beat Somerset by 14 to 4 on Saturday. Schuler led scoring with three field goals and two free throws while Skinner anchored defense from back guard. McManaway added three baskets, Captain Licknone scored both baskets for Somerset.
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Nelsonville Girls
Somerset
Perry County
Schuler
Skinner
Somerset Girls
McManaway
Nelsonville
Lick
Mrs L Emrich Returns Home After Columbus Hospital Operation
Mrs L Emrich of Murray City returned Saturday from Columbus hospital where she underwent an operation. Her many friends are glad she is recovering.
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L. Emrich
Murray City
Columbus Hospital
Warning to Cough Sufferers About Father John’s Medicine
A vintage ad urges readers to treat coughs promptly using Father John’s Medicine. It claims the product soothes breathing irritation and strengthens the body to overcome illness, promising relief and renewed health.
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Father John
Russians to be admitted under Bessarabia quota
Washington March 26 Two hundred former subjects of the Russian Czar now held at Ellis Island will be admitted to the United States under the immigration quota assigned to Bessarabia by orders issued today by Secretary of Labor Davis.
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Washington
Mar
Dpwo
Ellis Island
United States
Bessarabia
Davis
Dwyer Freed After Friend Posts Bail
William Dwyer of West Washington street was jailed March 3 for drunkenness with a $20 fine plus costs. He was released Monday after Ed Poston supplied the money, but he did not stay long in jail as he was placed to work on the streets and escaped. He was rearrested March 23 by Police Chief Parker and remained jailed until the fine was paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dwyer
West Washington Street
Ed Poston
Dwyer
Parker
Printer I Rappold Hangs Self at Toledo Park
I Rappold a 45 year old printer from Pittsburg Pennsylvania committed suicide by hanging himself from a bill board in a Toledo park today. Police report the death as an apparent self inflicted act with no known witnesses.
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Toledo, CO
Rappold
Pittsburg
Cuban steamer Monte Tennotte towed into Key West with whiskey
The Cuban steamship Monte Tennotte was towed into Key West on March 26 after being searched by federal authorities who found 2,100 cases of whiskey in her hold. Officers believe the ship has been supplying American ports with intoxicants during a leisurely cruise along the Florida coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key West
Fla
Monte Tennotte
Florida
State moves to bar co-defendant testimony in Foster trial
A Michigan court overruled a state motion to prevent any co-defendant of William Foster from testifying for him in his syndicalism trial in St. Joseph. The radical defendant faced the case as the judge ruled on the evidentiary issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Joseph, Mich
William
Foster
Local Social News From Albany And Nearby
Albany and surrounding communities report a week of visits with relatives and friends. Mrs. Wesley Webb of Columbus stayed with her daughter Mrs. Howard Coe. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bailes visited Mr. and Mrs. George Bailes. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Lewis of Athens joined Mr. and Mrs. Will Lewis. Mr. and Mrs. Clint Jewell of Carpenter visited Mrs. Jewell’s parents. Mrs. Viney Roberts of Athens spent time with her daughter Lelia and mother Mrs. Wilcox. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Earle Tewksbury on Monday March 19. Mr. and Mrs. M. Su Fox of Bucyrus visited at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Irwin, while Jim Tewksbury is ill. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fought and Mr. Juster Fought of Athens were guests of relatives here Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Webb
Columbus
Howard Coe
Tom Bailes
George Bailes
Everett Lewis
Athens
Will Lewis
Clint Jewell
Carpenter
Lelia
Wilcox
Earle Tewksbury
M. Su Fox
Bucyrus
William Irwin
Jim Tewksbury
Richard Fought
Juster Fought
Missionary Sermons at M E Church Draw Large Crowd
A crowded M E church Sunday night filled with standing and turned away worshipers. Mr. Sloatman, a senior at Ohio Wesleyan, preached two sermons and Mr. Smith spoke on daily life of a missionary. Mr. Smith will lead Monday evening service and organizing the Epworth League was discussed by the young people. Women of class 99 plan a meeting Wednesday at 1 15 to 3 45 PM at Mrs Dailey's home.
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M. FE
Sloatman
Ohio Wesleyan
Smith
Algiers
Wpworth League
QO. D. Dailey
Robbers on Broadway Steal Diamonds From Gambiner Store
Three men in a car broke a window at the David Gambiner jewelry shop on upper Broadway this afternoon, grabbed a tray of diamonds, and fled. The stolen gems were valued at about $20,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
David Gambiner
Upper Broadway
National overhaul week urged by motorists
Motorists call for a national overhaul week suggesting focused maintenance and upgrades across transit and infrastructure to reduce breakdowns and improve efficiency. The proposal highlights vehicle upkeep, road repairs, and coordinated scheduling for widespread benefits.
Good Samaritan’s Help Leads to Auto License Charge
Athens man Pete Coss aided friend Andy Hook in Chauncey by paying a gambling fine. Coss was arrested for driving without valid auto license tags and fined five dollars plus costs by Mayor Koons. Hook remained jailed for five dollars and costs on the gambling charge.
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Pete Coss
Athens
Andy Hook
Chauncey
Koons
Coss
Hook
Mrs J Salyer Gains 46 Pounds on Tanlac
Mrs James Salyer of Trenton Ohio reports remarkable improvements after taking Tanlac she says her digestion appetite and overall health greatly improved. She details years of poor health including stomach troubles and heart palpitations and notes family members also benefited. Tanlac is advertised as for sale by druggists with over 35 million bottles sold.
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James Salyer
Third St
Trenton
Ohio
Tanlac
Wilson Names Thomson for Nicholson Seat After Senator Dies
Governor Sweet received a telegram from Woodrow Wilson urging Samuel Houston Thomson to replace the late United States Senator S. D. Nicholson. Thomson serves on the Federal Trade Commission and was a former assistant attorney general. He was said to be Wilson's representative at the last Democratic national convention.
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Denver
Mar
Sweet
Woodrow Wilson
Samuel Houston Thomson
United States
S. D. Nicholson
State House
Thomson
Federal Trade Commission
Wilson
Irish republic drive backed by Ohio in 1930s convention
Mrs. Muriel MacSwiney widow of Cork mayor urged U S help for Irish independence before Ohio delegates at the American Association for the Recognition of the Irish Republic. The meeting endorsed De Valera's platform and planned a statewide drive for the Irish Republic defense fund led by Lawrence Ginnell, De Valera's envoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
America
Muriel MacSwiney
Terence MacSwiney
Cork
Ireland
American Association For
Ohio
Hamonn DeValera
Irish Republic Defense Fund
Lawrence Ginnell
de Valera
Utah Opens 400000 Acres to Veterans Homestead Bid
Approximately 400000 acres in Emery and Grand counties Utah will open for homestead and desert land entries by World War II veterans starting April 26 Secretary of the Interior announced today.
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Washington
Emery
Grand
Utah
Secretary of the Interior
Easter services planned at United Brethren Church
The United Brethren Church led by Rev. J G Spears plans a great Easter program marking the anniversary day with expected attendance records. Rev. J B Showers of Dayton will speak during the Sunday school hour and remain for other services as the church conducts its annual canvass to break last year’s attendance.
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United Brethren Church
J. G. Spears
J. B. Showers
Dayton
Hamiltons to attend funeral of John Paul King in Marion
Mr and Mrs Howard Hamilton and family will travel from Logan to Marion for the funeral of John Paul King a relative who died in California last Friday The body is being returned to Ohio for burial and services will be held in Marion Friday afternoon.
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Howard Hamilton
Logan
Marion
John Paul King
California
Ohio
Birthday Surprise For Lloyd Cohagen At Hast Street Home
Lloyd Cohagen celebrated his first birthday with a Friday evening surprise arranged by his wife. Eighteen guests attended at the Hast street home including Mrs. Nancy Lehman, Miss Mary Lehman, Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Lehman and family, Mrs. Howard Lehman and family, Floyd, Mr. and Mrs. George Green and son Melrose, and Mr. and Mrs. William Roby. A six o'clock dinner was served.
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Lloyd Cohagen
Hast Street
Nancy Lehman
Mary Lehman
B. Lehman
Howard Lehman
Floyd
George Green
Melrose
William Roby
Brashares Returns to Share Views on Gas Tax Bill
Rep. Joe Brashares of Hocking county met with constituents this Saturday to discuss upcoming bills. He says the gasoline tax bill will be reconsidered Tuesday at 1 45 PM and notes the amended plan shifts funds toward cities over rural road improvements. The measure would drop to a one cent per gallon tax and Brashares sought but failed to pass an amendment excluding operations between fixed terminals. Truck owners with resources may seek franchises on major arteries, potentially monopolizing travel routes.
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Joe Brashares
Hocking County
Brashares
House
Health Office Report Shows No New Flu Cases Since Feb
The county health office reported no new influenza cases since February 20 and no scarlet fever cases. Three diphtheria cases occurred in the last month, two in Green township and one in Logan.
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County Health Office
Green Township
Logan
Wires Removed. Street Cleared of Overhead Obstructions
The telephone company has removed all overhead wires on Matin Street and chopped down the poles, leaving only light company wires at intersections. The street now looks much better and clearer.
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Matin &T
Telephone Company
Light Company
Mrs James Robert King Returns Home From Hospital
Mrs James Robert King of South Mulberry Street is back home after several days in a Columbus hospital where she received treatment and has shown marked improvement in health.
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James Robert King
South Mulberry Street
Columbus Hospital
Fiery Cross Burned on Logan Hill Signals Klan Activity
Two explosions near 8:30 p m Sunday evening drew a crowd as a large fiery cross blazed on the Dougherty farm hill east of Logan. Residents fear it marks Ku Klux Klan organizing in Logan. many visited the hill to inspect the symbol.
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Logan
Dougherty Farm
Ku Klux Klan
Week's Services Details for Passion Week Observed
Local Presbyterian church to hold Passion Week services each evening culminating in Sunday Easter services. Sunday afternoon a group of eighteen men of blw
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Presbyterian Church
Blw
Easter Sunrise Service Plans At Local Church
The church plans a full Easter program with Communion, reception of members and baptism of children at the morning worship. The Christian Endeavor society will lead the Sunrise prayer service at an early hour, following a canvass inviting all members to attend.
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Christian Endeavor Society
Glouster Mayor Johnson's court harassed by prohibition raids
State prohibition agents sparked a busy Trimble courthouse week. Frank Butterworth of Nelsonville paid 100 dollars plus costs for transporting liquor and 260 dollars plus costs for possession. Harve Sullivan Ed Mahaffey John Smathers and Chris Wagner of Buchtel pleaded not guilty to liquor possession and were released on bond for April 9 and 10 trials. Newsonville and Deanville men faced liquor and public drunkenness charges with fines of 100 25 and 25 dollars respectively. Bob Rush of Modoc admitted stealing fires and tools from Frank Wires and was released after returning the items.
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Johnson
Trimble
Frank Butterworth
Nelsonville
Harve Sullivan
Ed Mahaffey
John Smathers
Chris Wagner
Buchtel
Newlsonville
Deanville
Joe Lowry
Clem Wheppler
James Gray
Pearl Byers
Bob Rush
Modoc
Frank Wires
Rush
Revival meeting at Methodist church with themed nights
Four nights this week at the Methodist church revival led by Pastor J Y Landsitter offer business men's night Tuesday family night Wednesday miners night Thursday school and Sunday school night Friday. A large attendance is earnestly desired each evening.
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Methodist Church
J. YT
Qlandsitter
Frank Yocum Attends Columbus Funeral of Sister Mrs Glenn
Frank Yocum traveled to Columbus on Sunday for the funeral of his sister Mrs James Glenn held in the capital city this afternoon. Mrs Glenn aged 68 died Friday.
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Frank Yocum
Columbus
James Glenn
Glenn
Clifton man visiting Williams family in this city
Llewellyn Williams of Clifton West Virginia is spending a few days with his brother William Williams and family in this city.
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Llewellyn Williams
Clifton
W. Va
William Williams
Glouster Encampment No 852 to Convene Meeting
A meeting of Glouster Encampment No 852 7. O. O. F. is scheduled as announced. Members are urged to attend and discuss upcoming lodge business.
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Glouster
O. O. FY
Meeting in Qold Fellow Hall On Tuesday Night
A local gathering convened in the Qold Fellow hall on Tuesday night with special business focused on refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qold Fellow
Faires Visit in New Lexington Aboard Sunday
Mr and Mrs C G Faires visited New Lexington on Sunday as guests of Mr and Mrs J H Faires.
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C. G. Faires
New Lextington
J. H. Faires
Hartshorne Couple Visits Sister in This Week
Mr and Mrs Robert Bradley and daughter Fidith from Hartshorne Oklahoma stayed with Mrs Aimy Cunningham this week. The Bradleys once lived in Glouste about thirty years ago.
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Robert Bradley
Miss Fidith
Hartshorne
Okla
Bradley
Aimy Cunningham
Glouste
Death of John E Cavey Former Township Trustee
John E Cavey longtime township trustee died at Athens Stat hospital Sunday night after a severe illness. He had been hospitalized for treatment a few weeks. News of his death will be a great shock to friends across the county as funeral arrangements are not yet set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Cavey
Townshi
Athens Stat Hospital
Cavey
Funers
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