Nelsonville News Guild Meeting and Local Events
The St. Agnes guild met at Mrs. Clarence Shockley’s Columbus street home with a social contest and lunch. Various members and visitors attended. another note records birthdays, a son’s ninth birthday party, and a surprise party for Sheldon Powell’s 14th birthday with pink and white decor. A revival by Evangelist A Daugherty continues and local figures host guests from Pennsylvania and Toledo. A proposed fishing pond near Idle Hour Park is discussed along with bass fishing regulations. Arthur Lamborn, 34, dies in Columbus after appendicitis and surgery. funeral plans set for Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Weist
Richard Gibson
Edna Hall
Woman's Relief Corps Tonight Meeting At Seven Thirty
A good attendance is desired for the regular Woman's Relief Corps meeting at 7 30 this evening as important business will be transacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Relief Corps
Missionary Society Meeting This Week At Mrs Murphy’s
The Christian Woman's Missionary Society will meet Thursday evening at 7:30 with Mrs. Frank Murphy on Poplar Street. Guests Sunday included families from Athens and The Plains visiting Mr. and Mrs. Henry Verity. L G Matheny and Mrs. Phil Kelch left for St. Louis to attend Supreme Shrine sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Hooper
Emmett Cotton
Paul
Harry Kelly
Alva McGranor
Athens
Z. A. Courtney
Blanche Verity
the Plains
Henry Verity
L. G. Matheny
Phil Kelch
St. Louis
Matheny
Will Matheny
Kelch
Supreme Shrine
Fire damages home of Tony Wolfe on Walnut Street
The fire department responded to Tony Wolfe at 719 Walnut Street Saturday to extinguish a blaze caused by a defective flue. With no water pressure, chemicals were used and $300 in damage occurred. Mr. Wolfe had no insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Wolfe
Walnut Street
Wolfe
Chillicothe Man Appointed to State Utilities Commission
Frank B. Maullar, Chillicothe real estate dealer and insurance agent, was appointed by Governor Davis to serve nearly five years on the state utilities commission. He fills the unexpired term of the late E. A. Tinker of Chillicothe and will earn a annual salary of 6000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chillicothe
Tinker
Columbus
Frank B. Maullar
Davis
State Utilities Commission
Col. Maullar
E. A. Tinker
Pheasant Eggs Available for Farmers in Territory
300 pheasant eggs are on hand to be distributed to farmers in the territory. Farmers with a friend willing to attempt setting can secure eggs from C. E. Scott, with the earliest applicants receiving them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Scott
Last meeting of the year for Woman's Community Club
All members are urged to attend the Y M C A meeting Tuesday at 7 P M. The event will include a reception for clues and a 7 30 talk by Mrs E D Sayre and Mrs Fred Bush of Athens. A large attendance is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Community Club
E. D. Sayre
Fred Bush
Athens
Chamber of Commerce Week Meeting Prompted as Largest Yet
The Chamber of Commerce announces a regular meeting set for Thursday at 6 15 PM. The organizing committee aims to make this session one of the year's biggest events and invites attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber OF Commerce
Woman's Home Missionary Society Meets at First Methodist
The district meeting of the Woman's Home Missionary Society convenes at the First Methodist church next Thursday. The 1:30 P M session will cover reports addresses and music. Dinner will be served at the Dew house. At 7:30 P M Miss Daisy B Mulkey national field worker will be the speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
Dew House
Daisy B. Mulkey
Attendance at Methodist Sunday School Yesterday
The Methodist Sunday school yesterday drew 470 attendees. A ten piece orchestra opened with a program and performed a special number. Miss Thelma McGriffin and Miss Edna Spencer sang a duet with piano accompaniment. The school rejoices as teacher W H Parks recovers from several weeks illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Sunday School
Thelma McGriffin
Edna Spencer
W. H. Parks
Funeral for Louis Ennis Held at Walnut Street Home
Rev. C. L. Johnson led the funeral service Sunday afternoon at 3 o clock for Louis Alice Ennis at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Chas Ennis on Walnut Street Burial followed at Greenlawn Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Johnson
Louis Alice Ennis
Chas
Ennis
Walnut Street
Greenlawn
Student Hit By Car On Washington Street
Edward Bols was seriously injured Monday morning while riding on a truck toward school. He fell into the path of a car on upper Washington street around 8 am, suffered severe facial and head cuts, was treated by Dr. Rhodes, and taken to his West Washington street home. No fault was found with the tourists in the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Bols
Bols
Rhodes
Boss
West Washington Street
Upper Washington Street
Garden Party Hosts and Weekend Visits Mentioned
Garden Mr and Mrs Ernest Howard entertained many friends Saturday night with cards and dancing. Miss Flossie Miller of Jerseyville visited her parents. Miss Gertrude Weisenbach visited Miss Louis Ballenger as John Custard and Milo Diminsore took a business trip to Athens. Indigo dyeing used by ancient Egyptians for mummy wrappings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Howard
Flossie Miller
Jerseyville
Charles Miller
Gertrude Weisenbach
Louis Ballenger
John Custard
Milo Diminsore
Athens
Tanlac credited by farmer for recovery in Ohio notice
Albert Xander of Springfield Ohio praises Tanlac for curing severe liver upset loss of appetite and fatigue enabling him to work full days at the plow He says Tanlac keeps him strong and would recommend it It is sold in Athens by Cline Pharmacy Co and by leading druggists nationwide
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanlac
Albert Xander
R. F WD
Springfield
Ohio
Athens
Cline Pharmacy Co
Athens High School Operetta The Princess Bluebell Tuesday
The Athens High School will stage the operetta The Princess Bluebell on Tuesday May 2. Homer Baird plays King James with Gilberta Hill as Lady Ida and Melba Woodworth as the princess in love with Prince Caspian (Rudolph Pedigo) while Katharine McKee and Joe Farley are princess and prince friends. Reserved seats go on sale at Clines Tuesday morning at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens High School
Princess Bluebell
Homer Baird
King James
Gilberta Hill
Ida
Melba Woodworth
Prince Caspian
Rudolph Pedigo
Katharine McKee
Joe Farley
Prince
Cesay
Arthur Cameron
Justin
Edward Sharp
Clines
Athens county grand jury meets with 26 cases booked
The May session of the Athens county common pleas court grand jury opened with 26 cases for consideration and 112 witnesses subpoenaed. No murder charges. the most serious is cutting with intent to kill against Charles Jones of Buchtel. Foreman is John F. Biddle. Two days expected for deliberations. prosecutor W B Bartels names multiple defendants including Taylor, Riggs, Baynham, Terrell, Lucas, Hayes, Carter, Collie, Rutter, Finn, McConaha, and Zaranda in a series of burglary, larceny, assault, and related charges stemming from Chauncey and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Charles Jones
Buchtel
Oral Daugherty
Dover Township
A. H. Drake
J. F. Butts
Grant Bolin
Warren P. Linscott
Emmett Kincade
Frank J. Hooper
Floyd Fought
L. W. Russell
John F. Biddle
D. H. Edwards
James Johnson
Dan Baird
C. W. Pierce
Jacob Sherman
William Roberts
Grand Jury
W. B. Bartels
John Ferguson Taylor
Nelsonville
Roxie Riggs
George Baynham
Ed Terrell
the Plains
Perry Lucas
Winifred Hayes
Athens
Nellie
John Carter
Jacksonville
John Collie
Cannonville
Tillie Rutter
Harve Six
Henry Finn
Fred McConaha
Pendergrass
Luckoff
Chauncey
Stanley Zaranda
Glouster
Deaths and Funerals of Emma Jane Price and Purley Curry
Emma Jane Price aged 19, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Price of 24 Central avenue, died Sunday at home of tuberculosis. She was a Athens high school 1921 graduate. Funeral Tuesday at 2 pm Mt Zion Baptist church burial West Union Street cemetery. Also reported is the sudden death of Purley Curry, brother of Mrs Price, from heart trouble in Columbus, Albany born and reared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Jane Price
William Price
Central Avenue
Athens High School
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
West Union Street
Susan Payton
Athena
Columbus
Columbus To Mrs. Price's Brother, Mr. Purley Curry
Miss Price
Mrs. Price
Mr. Curry
Albany
Athens State Hospital Burials and Local Obituaries
The Athens News notes several deaths and burials. Lucy Lindsey age 7 died at Athens State hospital. body sent to Wilmington for burial by Newsom Walburn Co. William Kelley 56 died at Athens State hospital after one month there. body sent to Parkersburg for burial by Newsom Walburn Co. Clarence Rutledge 36, teamster, died at Athens State hospital. funeral pending. Miss Mary Dana 76, longtime Athens resident, died at her cousin Jobo Dana’s home. visitation Tuesday afternoon and private funeral with interment at West Union street cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Lindsey
Athens State Hospital
Newsom-Walbure Co
Wilmington
William Kelley
Parkersburg
Newsom Walburn Co
Clarence Rutledge
Mary Dana
of. of
Athens
Jobo P. Dana
Dana
University Terrace
West Union Street
Obituary of Melissa A. Dille Brooks
The obituary recalls Melissa A. Dille Brooks born May 20 1840 who died April 9 1922 after long illness. She married Albert Brooks in 1866 and had five children with two surviving. Surviving relatives include George Brooks and Mrs C A Vernon, along with nine grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. The note features religious farewell poems and thanks to friends, plus a final unrelated Pasteur Institute seaweed alcohol finding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Melissa A. Dille
James and
Rachel
Gardner) Dille
Albert Brooks
George Brooks
Mt. Hermon
C. A. Vernon
Glouster
Mary
Daniel
Henry
Mansfield, O
William Wallace
Marietta
David R
Chester
Rebecca Duncan
Mountville
U. B
Mt. Carmel
Glouster Events Highlight Meet and Moonshine Incident
Glouster attorney George W. Rose attends a chamber meeting at the American Legion Club. A Rendville man and a Jacksonville driver faced intoxicated charges after a moonshine gift led to a ditching near Athens Lumber Co. They were fined and jailed, with plans to pay later. Miners’ mass meeting for idle relief set for Wednesday. district officers to attend. Dr Clarence Mitchell conducts a large revival in Trimble with growing attendance and strong Sunday school numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Rose
Glouster Chamber of Commerce
American Legion Club
Areault
Jacksonville
Rendville
Larry Jopaeth
Frank Belt
Moxahale
Athens Lumber Company
Marshal Williams
Gormley
Tirant
Hquer
Telt
New Lexington
Opera House
Buchtel
Oelock
Buechtel
Clarence Mitchell
Cincinnati
Trimble
Glouster
Athens
Mitchell
Farm Bureau schedules for county poultry and Jersey meetings
York Water loo Lee Carthage Troy and Athens townships will hear G B Vickers from Ohio State University discuss feeding and culling in a Monday conference at Farm Agent E R Raymond's office. Tuesday R D Canan will talk Jersey cattle breeding, and Wednesday Miss Eloise Davison will explain a fireless cooker to Athens county women at the same office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Waterloo
Lee
Carthage
Troy
Athens
E. R Raymond
G. 8
Vickers
Ohio State University
Jersey
R. D. Canan
Indianapolis
American Jersey Cattle Club
Athens County
Eloise Davison
EF. R. Raymond
Boston Radio Show to Exhibit Odd Antennas
The Boston Radio Show opens May 23 showcasing unusual wireless gear including a garter type antenna with a crystal detector in a garter tube and a pocket sized tuning coil. A parasol or hat wire frame serves as an antenna with a ground chain, and a hook like set and incidents of remote control via radio will be demonstrated using toy dolls and automobiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Boston
Supreme Court Upholds Packers and Stock Yards Law
The U S Supreme Court today held valid and constitutional the act giving the secretary of agriculture authority to regulate stockyards and livestock traders at yards. The decision confirms federal oversight of stockyards and related commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Supreme Court of the United States
Road Club records gratis road work in Athens county
May 1 report from the Ca han Rome Carthage Community Road Club shows plans to log all free public road work in Athens county. Members note workers, dates, and locations, praising volunteers who improved roads from Hocking River south of Carthage Pike to Limestone Hill, with names like Kilingenbere, Pranders, Niggemeyer, Shuler, Crawford, Fortney and Woode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guysville
Cahaan Rome Carthage Community Road Club
Athens County
Don Campbell
Charles Kilingenbere
Hocking River
Carthage Pike
George Rhodehaver
Shottown
St. John Church
Charlies Planders
George Niggemeyer
Joe Shuler
Jim Crawford Jr
Harder Fortney
Lottridge
Limestone Hill
C. E. Woode
Leslie Morris
Desmond Swartz
Road Club
Yesterday's baseball scores from major leagues
Results show American Association games with Columbus beating Kansas City 5 to 4 and Milwaukee edging Toledo 10 to 5. Indianapolis defeated Minneapolis 8 to 7 and St Paul beat Louisville 11 to 6. In the American League St Louis won 11 to 9 over Cleveland and Washington beat Philadelphia 6 to 4 while Boston lost 2 to 1 to New York and Chicago won 2 to 0 against Detroit. National League results include Cincinnati 3 over Pittsburgh 1 and Brooklyn 4 over Philadelphia 0.
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Indianapolis
Columbus
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Louisville
Kansas City
Toledo
St. Louisa
New York
Chicago Oneness
Washington Omnes
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Boston
St. Louis
Washington
Philadelphia
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
American Association
Baseball Matchups Across Leagues
Schedule listing ten intercity games in the American and National Leagues including Columbus at Kansas City Toledo at Milwaukee and Cleveland at St Louis plus Chicago at Detroit Boston at New York and New York at Boston with Philadelphia at Brooklyn and Pittsburgh at Cincinnati.
Hebbardsville Mother's Day Service at M FE Church
Hebbardsville observes Mother's Day May 14 at the M FE Church with a music and recitation program. Clyde Metcalf in Columbus hospital reported doing as well as can be expected. Mrs. W. H. Allen is very sick. William Clendenin suffered a hip injury in an accidental fall last week. Curtis Knight and family move into the Frost property they purchased. Mrs. Emil Parker improving from an ulcerated tooth. Mr. and Mrs. Ford Hoisington and Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Parker are not doing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. FE
Clyde Metcalf
Columbus
W. H
Allen
William Clendenin
Curtis Knight
Frost
Emil Parker
Ford Hoisington
Sherman Parker
Careful Washing Hair With Coconut Oil Shampoo
A guide warns against using soaps and alkaline shampoos that dry the scalp and damage hair. It promotes pulsified coconut oil shampoo as pure and greaseless, advising two to three teaspoonfuls in warm water to cleanse hair thoroughly and rinse away dust and oil. It says the shampoo leaves hair soft, lustrous, and easy to manage and is inexpensive.
Brooksville Visitors Gather From Athens Lubrig and Nelsonville
A Brooksville report lists numerous visits from Athens and Lubrig residents. Bertha Burkett of Athens, Miss Lorna McBride and Miss Margaret McBride of Lubrig, and Miss Goldie Cooke visited local families. Charles Beckle and Victor Beckle returned from overseas as William Beckie hosted a supper for relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Burkett
Athens
Grover Douglass
Harry Carter
Johnston City
Selby Cox
Lorna McBride
Margaret McBride
Lubing
Alice
Agnes McBride
James Woodgerd
Vore Ridge
Victor Beckle
Cleveland Almbuster
Edward Sickles
Carl Sw
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Nelsonville News
James McKee
Harry Hall
Katherine
Robert Huenefeld
Robert Jr
Robert
Mary E. Kessinger
Virginia Low Eberle
Ruth Eberle
Margaret Brickles
Maxine Hall
Eli Higgins
Elizabeth Dew
Mary C. Allen
Joe Shafer
Tom Sheppard
Billy Rhodes
Clyde Maffin
Max North
Robert Green
Bobby Hall
Wilfred Grace
Gilbert Moler
Jack Grim
Tom Wolfe
Gerald Maffin
Ed Powell
Whildred Bay
Sheldon Powell
Wade Cox
Glen McClurg
Oliver Bishop
Donald Powell
Paul Davis
Edwin Holland
Richard Smith
Margaret Cook
Gaynelle Young
Lillian Howe
Marguerite Nelson
Elizabeth Carr
Ruth Newton
May Linton Mildred Bay
Frances and
Mary Cox
A. Daugherty
Independent Holiness Church
Mrs
Rollie Smith
Pennsylvania
Mr. Albert Smith
Willard Webb
Benson Preston
A. C. Baxter
Buchtel Lane
Longstreth Reservoir
Circle Hill
Wolfs Basin
Idle Hour Park
Black Bass
Mr. Bass
F. Scott
Murray
Christian Church
Bereans
Arthur Lamborn
Russell
Harley-Davidson
A. D. Farrow
Nelsonville, Ohio
Beasley
RAND
Aeourn
Dear Mother
Pearly Gate
Fia
Abner Galbraith
Melissa Brooke
George Brooke
Jessie Sharp
Pasteur Institute
Paris
Robert Marshall
Joseph Richards
Lon Dulaney
Ashville
N. C
R. J. Lewis
W. P. Reese
Tom Gibson
Baby
Wilford Cunningham
Grant Hospital
Farm Bureau
Boston Radio Show
Pleasanton
Julia Stanley
Jessie, Collins
Minch
Wilsiling Elmer Parker
George Wakefield
Epworth League
Leona Gilkey
Agnes Jordan
Columbue
Hebbardsville
Brooksville
Java
Eee Ees Nek Fm
Mr Rem Otto
Christ
Addie Lomax
Mound St
J. D. Haskins Chiropractor
Foom
Athens Nat'l Bank Bidg
The
Athens Implement Co
North Court St
Cash Shoe
Jes Shoes
N Pyerar
EXIDE
Ford
Overland
Chevrolet
Olds
Buick
Olds Four
Chevrolet F. B
Cole
Dodge
Franklin
Beasley's Garages
Amesville
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