Out of Town Guests Attend Mrs R H Wilson Funeral
Funeral services for Mrs. R. H. Wilson drew relatives from Akron Detroit Zanesville West Bridgewater Sugar Creek and Pomeroy among others. Extended travels included Mrs D B Hartinger returning to Middleport with Franklin Murphey for Easter at the Hartinger home 156 East State Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Wilson
J. O. Wilson
Homer Wilson
Clarence Archer
Columbus
Bertha Wilson
Akron
Lenora Chaney
Ramiel Clingerman
Detroit
Mich
Jess Wilson
Zanesville
Lizzie Lares
Fannie Smith
Clarence Will
Pomeroy
Dorothy Marshall
West Bridgewater
Stella Smith
Coolville
Archistanley
Sugar Creek
Million Spent By Rail Co to Beat the Union
Testimony before a Chicago hearing details rail line costs tied to last July strike. Lehigh Valley and New York New Haven and Hartford workers described wages, housing, and guard expenses totaling over a million dollars plus guard costs of 268,600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rail Co
Union
New York
Lehigh Valley
New Haven
Hartford
Chicago
Lehigh Road
George A. Foster
Sixtra
Gerson Marks
Marmola method touted for easy weight reduction
The Marmola prescription tablets are advertised as a simple, steady way to reduce overfat. Claims include harmlessness without wrinkles and flakiness, with a one dollar price per case from druggists or direct mail order from Marmola Co., Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marmola Co
Woodward Ave
Detroit
Mich
Hughes and Banks Visit Akron Figures and Ohio Trip
Theodore Hughes of Akron visits his brother M D Hughes who had surgery at Sheltering Arms hospital last Friday night. Mildred Banks traveled to Columbus on Sunday to stay with Mr and Mrs Harry Skinner and Mr and Mrs Walter Filler for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Hughes
Akron
M. D. Hughes
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Mildred Banks
Coumbus
Harry Skinner
Walter Filler
Johnsons Return Home From Columbus Visit With Relatives
Mr and Mrs A L Johnson have returned from a two week visit in Columbus to spend time with relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Johnson
Columbus
Mrs Bartlett to Join Husband in Chicago After Jacksonville Visit
Mrs Harry Bartlett will arrive Tuesday from Jacksonville Florida for a visit at the home of her father Mr I L Preston 34 South College street before joining Mr Bartlett at their future home in Chicago Illinois Mr Bartlett has been located in Jacksonville and is on the way to Chicago where he has been transferred by his company
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bartlett
Jacksonville
Fla
I. l. Preston
Outh
College Street
Mr. Bartlett
Chicago, Ill
Bartlett Haseen
Chicago
Woman's Bible class to meet at Miss Atkinson's home
The Woman's Bible class of the Presbyterian church will be entertained at Miss Clara Atkinson's home, 89 South Court Street, Tuesday evening at 7 o'clock. Delayed March meeting noted as Mr. Charles F. McBee remains in critical condition with nervous prostration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresbyterian Church
Charles F. McBee
Eastgate Street
Harry McBee
St.ouis, Mo
Earl McBee
Ife
Basil
Dith McBee
Cincinnati
cBee
Rob* Kiaid
St. Louis
Mrs FR WL Tompkins Returns From Business Trip
Mrs. FR WL Tompkins returned Saturday from a business trip in Iney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FR. WL. Tompkins
Iney
Mrs Frank Hannan Visits Detroit for Month
Mrs Frank Hannan in Detroit Michigan for a month long visit with Mr Hannan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hannan
Nelyach
Detroit, Mich
Mr. Hann
Seven Prohibition Suspects Arrested Across Two Counties
Officers White and Leiber of Chauncey and Officers Line and Coakley of Nelsonville seized seven prohibition cases and six gambling arrests over the weekend. Ambrose Gibbs pleaded not guilty to selling whiskey. bond set at 500 dollars. Hen Miller faced bootlegging charges with a 1000 dollar bond. Arthur OLeary and Robert Lunsford were fined after guilty pleas for drunkenness. Dave Steadman and Larry Scott posted 500 dollar bonds after gambling charges. Clint Hoak's liquor case pending. Six men in Millfield pled guilty to gambling, fined 25 dollars and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oicers White and Leiber
Chauncey
Line and Coakley
Nelsonville
Laxoons
Tucker
Ambrose Gibbs
George Sterne
Walter Moody
Paris
Koons
Hen Miller
Arthur O'Leary
Jacksonville
Robert Lunsford
New Straitsville
Ixpons
Dave Steadman
Larry Scott
Glouster
Noon
Clint Hoak
Millfield
William Morrow
Worth Peyett
John Kulock
Andy Klook
Frank Williams
Abe Hook
State meeting of OWI pastors to discuss international cooperation
Ohio pastors and laymen from all sections will meet in Columbus April 16-17 under the Ohio Council of Churches to ascertain sentiment toward proposed international cooperation. The statewide conference aims to gather views from Protestant groups statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Council of Churches
Willys-Overland Shows 1922 Net Profit of 2.78 Million
The Toledo plant reports after interest depreciation and operating costs a net profit of 2 779 831 25 dollars for 1922. A separate note mentions a mine near Pomeroy Ohio yielding gold from a discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Willys-Overland Company
Sunday Guests and Egg Drive At Local Churches
Chauncey L Strausbaugh and Matt Kilpatrick families from Athens visited Mr and Mrs W B Koons. Mrs Elmer Nida to host the Womans Class at her High street home Wednesday afternoon. A crate of eyes will be sent to the Christian church Benevolent home in St Louis and eggs should be delivered to Mrs Nida by Wednesday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strausbaugh
Matt Kilpatrick
Athens
Elmer Nida
First Christian Church
High Street
Christian Church Benevolent Home
St. Louis
Nida
Nye Families Entertain Circling Dr Nye’s South America Visit
Mr. and Mrs. G Nye and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Nye hosted a Sunday gathering at their High Street homes to honor Dr. C Nye who has stayed in the city for several weeks and will depart this week for Buenos Aires, Argentina, South America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Nye
Floyd Nye
High Street
Dr. C. Nye
Inmate service at Chauncey church notable guests
The Christian Indeavor Society of Chauncey Christian church held a Sunday service for county infirmary inmates. Miss Jucy Law presided, Miss Mil dred Ryan read an Eastor message, Charles Bradfield and Lucille Bradfield sang, and Rev. L W Spayd gave an address. Henry C Swart shows slight improvement after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Indeavor Society
The
Chauncey Christian Church
Jucy Law
Mildred Ryan
Charles Bradfield
Lucille
L. W. Spayd
William Noble Reported in Critical Condition Today
William Noble, who has been seriously ill for some time, is reported in a critical condition today. The brief note records his health as of the current report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Noble
Wallace Guests Pause at Gardner Home
Mr and Mrs William Wallace of Glouster were guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs Guy Gardner in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wallace
Glouster
Guy Gardner
Pierce Fuller Visits Sister in City
Pierce Fuller of Pomery spent the weekend in this city visiting his sister Mrs. Blanche Brown and her son Harold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce Fuller
Pomergy
Mrs
Blanche Brown
Harold
Russell Family Returns Home After Visit
Mr and Mrs O M Russell and their children have returned to Ashland Kentucky after visiting Mrs Russells parents Mr and Mrs Rebt Hixson of Ellis Avenue The article notes the Ellis Avenue address as the visit location and confirms a domestic family trip conclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. M. Russell
Ashland
Farewell Party Held for Miss Christine Green
Attendees at Christine Green's Mill Street farewell Saturday evening included Laura Cunningham Ruth Cochran Mildred Leffler Ruby Spears Mrs Charles Leffler James Rackum Bildred Shafer Clarence Welsenburg Walter Leffler Charles Leffler Fred Cochran and Mrs Green and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christine Green
Mill Street
Laura Cunningham
Ruth Cochran
Mildred Leffler
Ruby Spears
Charles Leffler
James Rackum
Bildred Shafer
Clarence Welsenburg
Walter
J’red Cochran
Green
Atlanta Plans Bachelor Hall Excluding Women
Atlanta Georgia moves to open a bachelor hall with a ban on women while jokingly suggesting a watch mouse instead of a watchdog. The terse remark reflects gendered humor about the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Police identify man who slew Dorothy Weenan King
New York police say they know the identity of the man who killed Dorothy Weenan King while attempting to obtain letters for blackmail. The chief suspect, head of the blackmail plot tied to Philadelphia millionaire John Kearsley Mitchell, is said to be hiding in another town under surveillance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dorothy Weenan King
John Kearsley Mitchell
Philadelphia
Ohio building boom shows rise in home loans
Officials of the Ohio Building and Loan Association in Columbus report that despite high material costs the spring demand for loans indicates Ohioans will build more homes in the next six months than a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, CO
Ohio Building and Loan Association
Archbishop Cieplak Sentenced to Death in Moscow Trial
London dispatch reports Arch Bishop Cieplak a Polish prelate of the Roman Catholic church, tried in Moscow on charges of protest against the Soviet government, found guilty and sentenced to death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Cieplak
Moscow
Heiress to Gates Estate to Wed Chicago Cartoonist
Heiress De bora Angell heiress to 46 million from John W. Gates' estate may wed this week in Pasadena California. Her fiancé is Lester Norris a Chicago cartoonist and son of a St Charles Illinois undertaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WHRD
Pasadena
Calif
Debora Angell
John W. Gates
R. F. Angell
Lester Norris
Chicago
St. Charles
Illinois
Black Hand Bomb Blasts Martins Ferry Home
A blackhand bomb damaged the home of grocer Mike Callella in Martins Ferry this morning. Family members were hurled from beds and a child suffered cuts from flying debris. Police probe the attack as a targeted act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hand
Martins Ferry
Mike Callella
Hermit of St Paul Fights City for Mud Hut Home
NEA Service feature profiles Frederick Ashton a white haired hermit who built a floorless mud hut in St Paul and fought the city to stay. After a winter accident he returned to his hut regaining his belongings in court and recalling a past England romance with a woman named Jenny whose fate he declines to discuss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St, Paul, Minn
St. Paul
St. Paul's Hermit
Frederick Asiiton
Minnesota
Ashton
England
Jenny
Fireman Killed as Train Plunges Through Burning Bridge
Edward Bailey, a fireman on the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul passenger train, died when the train went through a burning bridge into a creek near Madison. The express messenger and baggage man were injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Edward Bailey
Chicago
Milwaukee and St. Paul
Warrant Issued for Dry Officer Nash in Trimble Assault
A warrant for the arrest of Dry Officer Dana H. Nash of Nelsonville was issued by Mayor May or Johnson of Trimble after Nash assaulted Hip Corbin of Trimble Sunday night. Nash grabbed Corbin by the throat and jammed him against a building before placing him in jail. Crowds gathered and tempers ran high until Corbin was released after Mayor Johnson was informed. One Trimble resident said public access to hearings for arrestees was barred and doors kept locked, fueling bad feeling in the village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Dana H. Nash
Nelsonville
Johnson
Trimble
Nash
Corbin
Young Corbin
Mane
Probe opens in Len Small bribery case at Waukegan
An official investigation into alleged jury bribery that freed Governor Len Small last year began today in Waukegan Illinois. Prosecutors and investigators arrived for sessions as the case moves into a new phase with potential hearings and witness testimony.
Plan To Make Up Turn At No 209 Sugar Creek Mine
A three mine dispute at Sugar Creek ends with miners accepting a force reduction until old leaders return. No 209 mine faced repeated strikes over loader shortages, delaying operation of all three mines. Railroad supply limited cars, only No 210 received flats for Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Creek
Ohio Colleries Co
No. 209
Robert, Marshall
E. M. Scott
Toledo
Ohio Collerins Co
Ohio Codlleries
Jad Salts for Clear Skin and Toxin Elimination
A pamphlet advises taking Jad Salts to cleanse the bowels and purify the blood. It claims four ounces from a pharmacy, one tablespoon in water each morning for a week, stimulates kidneys and prevents pimples by reducing toxins. Jad Salts is described as inexpensive and derived from grape and lemon acids with lithia.
Walter Finney Arrested for Drunkenness in Athens
Walter Finney of Athens was arrested by Police Chief Parker Sunday evening near the cemetery on West Union Street for drunkenness. He pleaded guilty at arraignment before Mayor Gill and was fined 29 dollars plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Finney
Athens
Parker
West Union Street
Gill
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Brent G. Metcalf
Charline Martin
D. B. Hartinger
Middleport
J. Carpenter
Frank R. Murphey
East State Street
Franklin Murphey
Hartinger
F. M. Hartenstein
M. J. Booth
Washington, Mars
Elizabeth O’brien
Laddie Boy
Senator Shipstead
Capitol
Weston
Rex
Harding
W. A. Casley
Governor Street
D. D. Truipp
Rs. L. L. Motz
Brice
Authorene Laughlin
Chillicothe
Louise Laughle
Ward
Jennie Miller
Johns. Miller
Arysville
Miller
Athens County
W. L. Hoattel
Suny
Ma Frances Hottel
Grant Hospital
Fred Lee
Tom An
Imbridge
Wesley Webb
Frank Kayser
Lancas¢ Street
Howardie
Albany
Roger J. Jones
E. J. Jones
Sco Xe
Chauncey Courts
OWI
Pomeroy, Oy
S.S
Henry C. Swart
NEA
Katherine
Finn
Napoleon
Miss Inn
Van
Ohio Collieries Co
Finney
Par
Mother’s Oats
E. Jackson St
Maxwell Brothe
Brunswick Records
Phonograp
Parker Bros
Oldsmobile
Fred Slaughter
Olds
North Court Street
Grosvenor St
Dorsey Motor Sales Co
Gibson
Cline Bldg
Buy
Chas. O. Moore
Dr. H. T. Phillips
Frank E. Goldsberry
A. E. Whaley
Athens County Savings&Loan Co
Dr. H. S. Siigley
Lh. T. Mulligan Bart Davidson
John J. Woolley
P. E. Hixson
M. P. Ohlinger
Chas. Bethel
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