Hiram E Howe dies after long illness in Nelsonville
Nelsonville May 3 Hiram E Howe 59 died at his Fort street home Sunday evening after a three month illness He was born in Nelsonville and spent 25 30 years in the grocery and meat business He retired with realty holdings He leaves wife and son Dr Charles Howe Westerville two sisters Mrs George E Johnson Nelsonville and Mrs F A Patterson St Joseph Missouri and two brothers J R Howe Nelsonville Joseph Howe St Joseph Funeral services Wednesday at 2 pm at the Fort street residence conducted by Rev Lloyd Evans of the Presbyterian church Burial at Greenlawn
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Nelsonville
Hiram E. Howe
Vort Street
Charles Howe
Westerville
George E
Hyperion Club Meets Nelsonville Group Briefly
Hyperion club met Saturday afternoon with Mrs. Lloyd Evans on East Washington street. Mrs. H L Krieg and Mrs. Charles Vorhees read papers on ancient civilizations followed by a general discussion.
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Hyperion Club
Nelsonville
Lloyd Evans
East Washington Street
H. l. Krieg
Charles Vorhees
Birthday party honors Martha Maye on seventieth birthday
Martha Maye was surprised with a birthday party at John Maye’s home in Nelsonville to celebrate her seventieth birthday. A cake with seventy candles was presented and seventeen guests attended the dinner.
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Nelsonville
Martha Maye
John Maye
Class Met At the M E Church Nelsonville
Class No 19 of the M E church met at the church in Nelsonville on Wednesday evening hosted by Mrs Blanche Riley and Mrs Pearl Hitchings After business games and contests the group shared lunch with attendees including Retta Howe Hazel Dunkle Bessie Stephenson Pearl Williams Hazel Katzenbach Nevada Quinn Mildred Hutchins Anna Kontner Pearl Hitchings Blanche Riley Eleanor Kelly Nellie Dolman Wilda Dewhurst Beatrice Deer and Rose Vaughn.
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Nelsonville
M. E
Blanche Riley
Pearl Hitchings
Retta Howe
Hazel Dunkle
Bessie Stephenson
Pearl Williams
Hazel Katzenbach
Nevada Quinn
Mildred Hutchins
Anna Kontner
Eleanor Kelly
Nellie Dolman
Wilda Dewhurst
Beatrice Deer
Rose Vaughn
Pick Players of Orchestra for My Spanish Sweetheart
Following musicians of the senior and junior high schools have been chosen to form the orchestra for the junior high production My Spanish Sweetheart to be staged Thursday and Friday evenings. The list includes Mildred Hampton Kathleen Barrows Ralph Fleck Jo Barnet Virginia Lou Eberle Helen Sharp Max Bowers Marian Morris Jack Martin.
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Nelsonville
Mildred Hampton
Kathleen Barrows
Ralph Fleck
Jo Barnecut
Virginia Lou Eberle
Helen Sharp
Max Bowers
Marian Morris
Jack Martin
Honors Birthday Party for Marjorie Holland
Claude Cranmer hosted a Saturday afternoon event from 2 to 4 o clock to honor Marjorie Holland on her seventh birthday. The youngsters enjoyed games and music followed by a dainty luncheon served to a list of local youths including Billy Mechem and Jack Pritchard among others in Athens.
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Nelsonville
Claude Cranmer
Nice
Marjorie Holland
Billy
Alice Mechem
Jack
Helen Pritchard
Betty
Jane Verity
Jane Figgins
Alma Margaret Acomb
Bobby Lancaster
Leslie Barber
John Young
Phillis Wend
Ruth Howard
Calvin Smith
Lillian Fisher
Garnet Lash
Anna Mae Voight
Lillian Mae Campbell
Zita Bowers
John Holland
Faye Ball
Athens
Home Guards Meet At Methodist Church Parlor
Senior Home Guards will assemble this evening at 6 30 at the Methodist church parlor. The meeting aims to discuss plans and activities for neighborhood defense and community service.
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Nelsonville
Methodist Church
Neighbors Visit and Relatives Gather in Nelsonville Area
Miss Flo Hutchins of Columbus visited Nelsonville over Sunday. Mr and Mrs Tom Burke and daughter Doris, Miss Virginia Badgeley and Jeff Bowers of Columbus spent Friday evening at Adams Street home. Allison Bowers and son Billy of Columbus weekend with relatives. Jeff Bowers and Kenneth Burke of Columbus left for California. Mr and Mrs L A Lanner and daughters Corinne and Ethel of Columbus were over Sunday guests. Miss Minnie McDowell of Columbus staying with her parents recuperating from illness.
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Flo Hutchins
Columbus
Nelsonville
Tom Burke
Doris
Virginia Badgeley
Jeff Bowers
Adams Street
Allison Bowers
Billy
Kenneth Burke
California
L. A. Lanner
Corinne
Ethel
Minnie McDowell
S. R. McDowell
Coonville Man Arthur Tittle Dies at 76
Arthur Tittle, 76, died Saturday evening at his home in Coonville. Funeral services are to be held at the Asbury Church with details to be announced locally.
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Coonville
Nelsonville
Arthur Tittle
Asbury
Chauncey High School holds 21st commencement week
The Chauncey high school 21st annual commencement began with a Sunday baccalaureate at First Christian Church. Rev. Dr. H. J. Holcombe delivered the address on counting days and applying wisdom, with Mrs. Louis Lenheim as processional pianist and a school music program. The class of thirty features Ruth Atkinson, Ralph Brown, Harold Brown, Cora Ferrell, Clyde Mewell, and others. Final events include Monday evening activities at the high school and Tuesday commencement in the same building. Burial of a local figure followed by funeral services in nearby cemetery.
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Chauncey
Chauncey High School
First Christian Church
H. J. Holcombe
Louis Lenheim
B. M.thompson
Chauncey Schools
Ruth Atkinson
Ralph Brown
Harold Brown
Cora Ferrell
Clyde Mewell
Margaret Harvey
Mae Howard
Sara Hutchinson
Irene Jackson
Virgil Lahugh
Dorothy Linscott
Verna Martin
Catherine McBride
Elsie Mingus
James Nye
Evelyn Poling
Faye Rivers
Shirley Ruth
Edith Ryan
Charles Sanders
Maude Sayers
Grace Smith
Raymond Spaulding
Evelyn Spearry
Ruth Sweazy
Mary Syx
Anelee Thomas
John Milton Tracy
Funeral draws massive crowd for Dr. C. L. Orr
Chauncey May 3. Charles S. Bradfield Sr. and Charles Bradfield Jr. attended the funeral of Dr. C. L. Orr in Pratt's Fork. The service drew an estimated 1600 people, the largest in the area in years. Orr practiced in the community for over thirty-five years.
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Chauncey
Charles S. Bradfield
Charles 8. Bradfield, Jr
C. L. Orr
Pratt's Fork
Doctor Orr
Loyal Woman's Society Meets at High Street Home
The Loyal Woman's Society of the First Christian church holds its regular meeting Wednesday afternoon. President Mrs. Guy Brookins presides and Mrs. Charles Ogg leads the program at Mrs. Harvey Nye's High Street home. A good turnout is desired.
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Maia
Thaundey
Loyal Woman's Society of the First Christian Church
Harvey Nye
High Street
Guy Brookins
Charles Ogg
Russell Team Wins Sunday at Circleville
Chauncey May 3 Ott Rus sells nine of Chauncey. The team traveled to Circleville Sunday afternoon and won the game. Between Chauncey and Floodwood Boling lost his pitching grip, which was later found hung on a fence near Coe's farm along with a suit shirt shoes and two new gloves.
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Chauncey
Ott Russell
Circleville
Floodwood
Rammie” Boling
Coe
Chauncey Socials Host Columbus Guests
Mrs Ruth Warner and Mrs Lillie Boling of Chauncey entertained weekend guests at their Syracuse street home in Chauncey. Visiting were Mr and Mrs T S Fowler and Walter Boling, all from Columbus. Mrs Lillie Boling and Mrs Fowler are sisters.
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Chauncey
Ruth Warner
Lillie Boling
Syracuse Street
T.S. Fowler
Walter Boling
Columbus
Karns and Carr Families Visit Near Middleport
On May 3 in Meigs Chauncey Mr and Mrs E J Karns and Mr and Mrs Charles Carr with children Roland and Marjorie of Chauncey spent Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Hoyt Karns near Middleport.
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Meigs Chauncey
E. J. Karns
Charles Carr
Roland
Marjorie of
Chauncey
Hoyt Karns
Middleport
Funeral Services Scheduled for Carlos Koons in Mason City
Chauncey May 3 Funeral services for Carlos Koons 33 formerly of Chauncey will be held Tuesday at 1 PM in Mason City West Virginia with burial there. He leaves a wife a son his mother Mrs Minnie Koons and several sisters and brothers. Cause of death heart trouble.
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Chauncey
Carlos Koons
Mason City
W. Va
Kooons
Minnie Koons
Obituary notices church service May 4 burial Asbury
A funeral notice says a church service will be held at 10 30 o clock Tuesday May 4. Burial takes place at Asbury. He leaves behind a wife a son and a daughter.
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Asbury
Priest Urges Clean Up Of Local Parish
Nelsonville May 3 Father Owens urged spiritual and material purification of St. Andrew's parish during Lent and the paschal season. He likened temple beautification to preserving church property under Bishop Hartley and called for cleanliness that uplifts worship and civic duty in the city.
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Nelsonville
Owens
Hartley
Columbus
Father Owens
St. Andrew's
God's Temple of Old
Israel
God
Death claims Mrs. A. Mitchell in Nelsonville
Mrs. Alice Mitchell, 74, died Sunday at the family home on Poplar street in Nelsonville. Funeral services will be at 2 30 p m Tuesday at Haydenville church conducted by Rev E L Morrell. Burial is in Haydenville. She is survived by her husband and two sons, all of Nelsonville.
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Nelsonville
Alice Mitchell
Poplar Street
Haydenville
E. L. Morrell
Four Corning Residents Hurt When Auto Teeters Off Bank
Zanesville May 8 Four persons from Corning Perry county were injured when their car went over a 60 foot embankment near here last night All injured from Corning were Alvah Walker driver Mrs Alvah Walker Hubert Leach and Frank Walker They were taken to local hospitals Walker said he swerved after blinding lights of an oncoming car The car rolled five times injuring occupants all except Frank Walker were to recover physicians said Franklin Walker suffered the most serious injuries
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Zanesville
Corning
Perry County
Alvah Walker
Hubert Leach
Frank Walker
Walker
Sai
Long Search Ends as Spar West Is Arrested
George Spar West of The Plains was captured after a month at large following a March 22 fight with Norris Goodman on North Court Street. West pled guilty in municipal court and was fined five dollars and costs totaling 13.20 dollars, then jailed until payment.
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George “Spar
West
The
Plains
Spar
Norris Goodman
North Court Street
Goodman
Alex M. Moore
Nine of twelve cases convicted in common pleas term
During the January 1926 term in Common Pleas court nine of twelve cases were convicted. Three were released or dismissed. Liquor offenses led offenses with three convictions. negligent driving and forgery also appeared. Fourteen divorces were cited, with one denied, marking a decrease from other terms. Willard Jayjohn’s manslaughter case was not listed due to a new trial.
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Common Pleas Court
Reformatory
Court of Appeals
Willard Jayjohn
Predicts Defeat for Trade Unions in Strike Crisis
London May 3. Sir Philip Gibbs argues the coal dispute threat will fail and the government must resist or face defeat. He warns unions have set a constitutional conflict and predicts strong support for the government from all classes to uphold traditional loyalties.
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Sir Philip Gibbs
United Press
London
England
Trades Union Congress
Great Britain
Scouts Navigate Creek Waters Near Fisher Station
Three Athens Junior Scouts and scoutmaster William Silvus piloted a motorboat from White's mill along Margaret's Creek toward Fisher station yesterday afternoon. This marks the first motorboat voyage from the deeper Hocking River into the creek area.
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White's Mill
Athens
William Silvus
Margaret’s Creek
Fisher Station
Hocking River
Freezone Promise for Quick Corn Relief
An ad touts Freezone as painless for corns and calluses. A tiny bottle, sold by druggists, claims to remove hard corns soft corns and corns between toes without irritation. Your foot discomfort ends as the corn lifts away with fingers.
Explorer party traces route past bridge toward Baker settlement
A group including Levitt Gard Marshall Holmes Dick Adkins and William Silvus ventured beyond the covered bridge along the road to the Athens country club into the Baker settlement nearly reaching Fisher.
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Athens Country Club
Baker Settlement
Fisher
Levitt Gard
Marshall Holmes
Dick Adkins
William Silvus
Scarlet fever outbreak hits Athens district with several new cases
Six new scarlet fever cases appeared in Athens and nearby areas over ten days, says Dr. J M Higgins. Authorities cannot trace a single common source, suggesting several light cases went untreated. Parents urged to check children for rash or sore throat and consult a physician early.
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Athens
J. M. Higgins
Dr. Higgins
Higgins
English Denies Charges Before Senate in Dramatic Hearing
In a tense senate chamber Judge George W. English faced impeachment for high crimes and misdemeanors and denied every accusation presented against him in a dramatic Senate appearance.
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English
Washington
United States Senate
George W. English
Senate
Supreme Court Denies New Trial in Randout U S Mail Robbery
William J. Fahy former Chicago post office inspector and James Murray convicted of leading the Randout U S mail robbery of June 12 1924 receive denials of their requests for review from the United States Supreme Court.
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Washington
William J. Fahy
Chicago
James Murray
United States Supreme Court
Maurice Mouvet Marries Eleanor Ambrose in Paris
Maurice Mouvet the dancer weds Eleanor Ambrose daughter of Howard Ambrose a wealthy Kansas City oil man in Paris. The note mentions Mouvet’s history of partners moving on after he fell in love. The Eskimos’ one man boats are made of seal skin.
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Maurice Mouvet
Paris
Eleanor Ambrose
Howard Ambrose
Kansas City
New MELLO GLO Powder Introduced by D Zenner Co
Advert shows MELLO GLO facial powder from The D Zenner Co offered at Case's Drug Store Logan. Claims include shine control perspiration resistance and a natural skin look with a refined complexion. Boxed product promoted to girls as a cosmetic novelty.
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Mello Glo
D. Zenner Co
Case’s
Logan
Glouster Miner Charles Dunnett Dies From Mine Injuries
Charles Dunnett 29 of Glouster died at Grant hospital Columbus from injuries after a fall of state while working in Ohio mine No. 2. He suffered broken legs and internal injuries and was transported by Andrews & Wallace ambulance with Dr. von Scheele. Funeral held at M E church with burial in Glouster cemetery.
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Glouster
Charles Dunnett
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Ohio Mine No. 2
Andrews & Wallace
von Scheele
Jacksonville
Dunnett
Elizabeth Dunnett
Frank McCann Post
American Legion
Glouster Aerie
Order of Eagles
Woodhouse
Athens Woman Dies After Prolonged Illness
Mrs. Malcolm Waldie age 60 of Athens died Sunday after a long illness. She was the mother of Mrs. Lalla Dunnet of this city. The Waldies once lived here but have resided in Athens for years. Funeral arrangements were not set as of this morning.
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Athens
Glouster
Malcolm Waldie
Lalla Dunnet
Farewell Given for Woodhouse in Jacksonville Lodge
In Glouster on May 3, Charles Thomas Lodge I O O F F held a farewell for Fred Woodhouse and his family at a Jacksonville gathering. The event marked a sendoff as Woodhouse departs with his family.
McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets Promised Health Gains
An advertisement touts McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets as boosting weight and strength for invalids and children. Customer Mrs. L Babcock of Appleton reports her nine year invalid daughter gained seven pounds after eight boxes and recommends the product with a money back guarantee.
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McCoy
Babcock
America
Cline Pharmacy Company
L. Babcock
Appleton
School benefit play to raise funds in Glouster
Miss Smith teacher of music in Glouster schools presented a two night benefit play last Thursday and Friday. The event netted about 226 dollars for the school and was announced by school officials.
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Glouster
Correction to Ver non-Vaughn wedding announcement
The notice misstates the groom’s name in the Ver non-Vaughn wedding. the correct name is Ernest Vernams. Mrs. Charles Pinnerman and Walter Spittle of Celina visited Miss Mary, music instructor, in this city on Saturday.
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Charles Pinnerman
Walter Spittle
Celina
Miss Mary
Vernon-Vaughn
Harry Vernon
Ernest Vernams
Danderine Promises Quick Dandruff Cure for Hair Loss
An advertisement claims dandruff causes feverish scalp irritation and hair loss. It urges using a cent bottle of Danderine to rub into the scalp, stating the dandruff disappears after a few applications and hair stops shedding.
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Ed R. Walburn
ORR
Russell
Death
Mrs. A. Mitchell
Bill Silvus
Robert Dollar
Pacific Shipping
Li Yu Ching
San Francisco
Mr. Dollar
Columbus Hospital
M. E. Church
Dallas Browning
Glouster Cemetery
Rey
Lash
Willard
Automotive Battery and Electric CO
E. State St
Con
Nel
Sonville
Nelsonlle
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