Buckingham matriarch dies after stroke in Union Furnace
Mrs. Martha FE Buckingham 70, wife of Andrew Buckingham, died at 5 20 Saturday at the family home in Union Furnace after a stroke Tuesday. Survived by daughter Mittie Ingram and son Charles Buckingham, she was sister to Mrs. William Hansel and Charles Courter. sister Mrs. Armstrong of Antwerp is to attend the funeral. Services were at U B church Union Furnace Monday morning, with interment at Millers Chapel by Harden Undertaking Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha FE. Buckingham
Union Furnace
Andrew Buckingham
Mittie Ingram
Charles Buckingham
Buckingham
William Hansel
Charles Courter
Armstrong
Antwerp
U. B
Millers Chapel
Harden Undertaking Co
Hartman Couple Welcome Son in Washington Township
Mr and Mrs Clarence Hartman celebrate the birth of a son at their Washington township home Thursday. Grandparent Martin Hartman of this city attends as the proud grandfather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Hartman
Washington Township
Martin Hartman
Logan Tennis and Valley Hall Club Court Upgrades
The Logan Tennis and Valley Hall Club works to prepare courts at the rear of Bowen with renovations and surface work to improve play conditions for members.
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Logan Tennis and
Valley Hall Club
Bowen
Club prepares for season as street realigned on Market
Ground rolled and courts now face north and south for upcoming season. The club, with 55 members last year, expects nearly full membership again. A vacancy remains after the death of director George K. Goulding.
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Market Street
Noone
George K. Goulding
Farm Bureau meeting in Washington township forms food and pig clubs
In Washington township a farm bureau meeting at William Mercer’s home approved launching both a food and a pig club. A cream marketing meeting is set for Neshboro on April 6 to reach a final decision. Mrs. W D Mosure with Mrs. Andy Rauber and Mrs. Clarence Griffith demonstrated a fireless cooker, with users reporting satisfactory results.
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William Mercer
Washington Township
Farm Bureau
Neshboro
W. D. Mosure
Andy Rauber
Clarence Griffith
Zanesville Club Program Features Sister Republics Address
About sixty members gathered at the Star restaurant Friday evening for a club meeting headlined by Thomas E. McElhiney president of the Zanesville club and Logan district lieutenant governor. McElhiney spoke on United States Canada relations under the subject Sister Republics and noted efforts to strengthen ties. J. P. Mooney led the meeting due to the president’s illness, while Art McGovern provided musical entertainment and a solo. A humorous incident involved Stan Baker, who was playfully teased over a wood alcohol joke, ending with a wrapped bottle corked by a sweet potato.
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Star
Johnson
Green
Thomas E. MccElhiney
Zanesville Club
United States
Canada
McEilhiney
Logan
C. W. Pettit
J. P. Mooney
Art McGovern
Stan Baker
Marriage at probate court for Oscar Oliver and Nellie Patton
Rev. J. W. Blair performed the ceremony for Oscar Oliver and Nellie Patton of Haydenville at the probate court on Saturday. Oliver works at National Fireproofing. Nell Patton is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Orin Patton. One other license was issued to Michael Bowers and Nell Gordon of Logan, bringing weekly total to eight.
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J. W. Blair
Oscar Oliver
Nellie Patton
Haydenville
Oliver
National Fireproofing Company
Orin Patton
Michael Bowers
Logan
Mrs Petty Called to Columbus by Niece Illness
Mrs William Petty was summoned to Columbus on Friday due to the illness of her niece Miss Lizzie Meldrim a longtime resident of the city.
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William Petty
Columbus
Lizzie Meldrim
Logan social and business visitors from New Straitsville
Mr and Mrs William Stalters of New Straitsville were Logan social and business callers on Saturday.
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William Stalters
New Straitsville
Logan
Local residents travel for weekend church and visits
Joe and Thomas Collins, Charles Kimble and Henry Lambert, all of this city, were in Nelsonville on Friday night to attend church. George Beagle of Nelsonville went to Logan on Saturday to visit friends.
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Joe and
Thomas Collins
Charles Kimble
Henry Lambert
Nelsonville
George Beagle
Logan
More Cases Considered By Veterans Bureau Officials
Dr. W Kitner and Mr Dewitt from the Columbus branch visited Logan Friday and Saturday to review soldiers claims against the government. They investigated eight cases at Red Cross headquarters and issued no report on their recommendations.
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W. Kitner
Mr. Dewitt
Columbus
Veterans’ Bureau
Logan
Red Cross
County Board Grants Bowland Road Alteration in Marion Township
At the county court house on Sunday the final hearing on T S Bow land's petition for a road alteration in Marion township was approved by commissioners. They rejected W H Kanade of Logan's petition after reviewing the proposed route. A payment of 202 50 was approved to W D D Gathers of Winona to fence the right of way along the Logan New Lexington pike.
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Court House
T. S. Bowland
Marion Township
W. H. Kanade
Logan
W. DD. Gathers
Winona
Logan-New Lexington Pike
Logan boxing fans in Columbus watch Sammy Drake duel
A group of Logan boxing fans traveled to Columbus on Friday evening to see Sammy Drake compete in a tournament with several other seasoned amateurs. Drake knocked down his first opponent and won in strong fashion. In the finals he fought three close rounds with a clever foe. judges requested an extra round but could not reach a verdict and the decision was left to the referee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Boxing
Columbus
Sammy Drake
Sammy
Sammy Sets Pace in Columbus Bout Preview
The report notes Sammy made a strong showing and hints at a future Columbus match where he will likely appear. it mentions another lad as the recipient of the decisive move.
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Sammy
Columbus
Mrs Bell Rushed to Antwerp for Ill Mother
Mrs. Charles Bell of Gast Main Street learned Saturday that her mother Mrs. W. W. Hutchinson in Antwerp Ohio was very seriously ill. Mrs Bell and her husband drove that day to her bedside, continuing a months long decline in health.
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Charles Bell
Gast Main Street
Antwerp
Ohio
W. W. Hutchinson
Fabjerwacks Honor Smith and Wolfe at Card Party
Members of the Fabjerwacks met with Mr. and Mrs. William Strentz for a Friday card evening. Honors for the night went to Mrs. A. K. Smith and Byron Wolfe. A delicious lunch followed the entertainment.
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The
Fabjerwacks
William Strentz
A. K. Smith
Byron Wolfe
South American Visitor Irene Rowe Guests In Chauncey
Miss Irene Rowe of Buenos Ayres Argentina spent a week in Chauncey as guest of Mr and Mrs G H Nye and D W Law and family. She was a friend of the late Mrs Christine Law Nye wife of Carl Nye of Buenos Ayres. She has visited relatives in the states the past months and came from Marietta to Chauncey. She plans to leave the fifth of next month for her home in South America.
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South America
Irene Rowe
Buenos Ayres
Chauncey
G. H. Nye
D. W. Law
Miss Rowe
Christine Law Nye
Carl Nye
States
Marietta
McArthur
Mary Magee
Rebecca Jordan Blackstone
Rebecca Coultrap Pilcher
Betty Ruth Taylor
Lydia Eakin Shry
Magee
Hocking County
Blackstone
Muskingum County
Pilcher
Guernsey County
Taylor
Meigs County
Shry
Vinton County
Mary Marie Lillian Martindill
Serenia Jarvis Witt
Julia Magnolia Bates
Roberta Frances Zinn
Netty Jane Snook
Harriett Alice Hastings Shively
Mary Alta Elliott
Mary Ellen Turner
Rose Blinda Magee
Alice Amanda Carr
Nelle Geneve Griffin
Delia O'Conner
Sarah Alice Hays
Franklin Pierce Magee
Woodrow Wilson Carr
Milton Sharab Cox
Boys Triumph Over Men In Church Class Contest
The young men class taught by Karl Gardner defeated the First Christian Sunday school's men class after the close of the contest. Friday the men treated the boys to a two course luncheon at the church with 135 in attendance. The program featured humorous recitations by Esther Fiske and others, a Charles Bradfield solo, a Ruth Wharton piano number, an original poem by Mrs. Pendergrass, a quartet, and a talk by Lloyd Wharton.
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Karl Gardner
First Christian Sunday School
Esther Fiske
Jackson
Charles Headley
Spayd
Paul Fiske
Kathleen Ferguson
Floride Shafter
Charles Bradfield
Ruth Wharton
Chauncey Plans April Clean Up Campaign
The city announces a clean up drive in Chauncey from April 1 to 10. Mayor Koons urges residents to clear premises collect old cans and rubbish place items in barrels while the corporation provides trucks to haul waste away. Resident cooperation aims to beautify the town.
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Chauncey
Koons
Parent Teacher Meeting At High School Auditorium
The Par ent Teacher Association holds its regular meeting Tuesday at 7 pm in the high school auditorium. A musical program is arranged and County Superintendent Dinsmoor will speak. The public is invited and strong attendance is hoped.
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Parent-Teacher Association
Dinsmoor
Worden Again Heads Chauncey Telephone Exchange
Farl Worden has again taken charge of the Chauncey telephone exchange with Mrs. Schoonover and her daughters surrendering the office this week.
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Farl Worden
Chauncey
Queer love tangle in Huntington ends with wedding
Judge George R Heffley resolves a case in which a sixteen year old girl facing incorrigibility was sentenced to an industrial school. One lover in jail and another proposed marriage to suspend the sentence. A minister united them and the sentence was suspended as long as marriage lasts.
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Huntington
W. Va
George R. Heffley
Starr to Open Sporting Goods Store in Huntington
Huntington sports figure Everett M. Starr known as Twink will open Starr Sporting Goods in Huntington. The business, derived from his Ohio university athletics fame, aims to be the tri state region’s largest exclusive sporting goods shop with his father C. E. Starr involved in the venture.
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Everett M. Starr
Starr
Huntington
Ohio University
C. E. Starr
Starr Sporting Goods Company
Tri-State
Athens
Leary Refuses Further Garbage Duty After Jail Stay
William Leary a Black inmate serving ten years for robbery at Missouri Penitentiary Jefferson City says he never wants to face a garbage can again after a bath and vows to serve his sentence as is. The remark signals a shift in attitude during his confinement.
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International News Service
Kansas City
William Leary
Missouri
Jefferson City
Leary
Escape by garbage wagon ends with capture
Leary devised an escape from the penitentiary by hiding in a garbage wagon and covering himself with refuse. He emerged with garbage dripping from his clothes but managed to jump free before officers, drawn by the stench he left behind, cornered him and captured him.
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Leary
Glover Undergoes Delicate Jaw Nerve Operation
John Glover of McArthur, living with his daughter Mrs. T. G. Fitzgerald, underwent a delicate operation at a Columbus hospital after fifteen years of facial nerve pain from an uncovered nerve. He rallied postoperatively and is expected to have no ill effects.
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John Glover
T. G. Fitzgerald
Will House
Columbus
Glover
Ferris of McArthur Unveils Water Conserving Bucket
G L Ferris of McArthur perfects a new bucket that keeps fresh water flowing and includes a self locking feature to prevent loss if tipped. A patent is applied for and manufacturing has begun with orders from dealers statewide and a St Louis request for two dozen. Production today is five to six dozen weekly with plans to reach two to three hundred dozen weekly soon. The Watch Dog Column on the editorial page promises daily local remarks and tomorrow's McArthur publicity. Messenger subscribers are urged to phone news to Miss Mildred Moore. Nearly one hundred McArthur families receive the Messenger each evening.
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G. L. Ferris
McArthur
Ferris
Mr. Ferris
St. Louis
The
Messenger
Mildred Moore
Realty transfer in York township narrows to one acre
William H. Wilson states to The Messenger that the York township deal with James McKee covered only one acre, not 14.38 acres as previously indicated. Wilson says he retained the remaining 13.38 acres and sold only the single acre.
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York Township
Wiliam H. Wilson
James McKee
Wilson
the Messenger
Mr. McKee
Time to spray apple trees in Ohio orchards
Ohio State University specialists urge two timely sprays for apples during blossom time. The first, at pink bud before opening, aims to prevent blotch, black rot and scab, following a spring freeze. A third nets fall spray is essential to guard against worms. a spray calendar is available from Wooster experiment station.
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Ohio
Ohio State University
Wooster
Farmers Begin First Open Weather Lime Sulphur Spray
The first open weather allows Ohio farmers to apply lime sulfur as the initial spray, with 1 to 7 the first, or delayed dormant, spray season extending to protect crops.
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College
Columbus
Ohio
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William Desmond and
Twink Starr
Miss Mildred Moore
Turkey
the Messenger Printers Co
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Reid Forever
George’ Fitzmaurice
Semel Peter Ibbetson
Hisioures
Paramount Picure
Elliott Dexter
Montagu Love
Dolores Cassinelli
George Fawcett
Barbara Dean
Columbia
Thomas H. Ince
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