Nelsonville Auxiliary to Host District Meeting
The Southeastern district conference of the Woman's Auxiliary to the American Legion meets Thursday in Nelsonville at 1 30 p m. at the new American Legion building with delegates from district auxiliaries expected. Mrs Harry Bennett district chairman of Middleport presides and Nelsonville unit urges members to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Woman's Auxiliary
American Legion
Harry Bennett
Middleport
Choir Hosts 6 Oclock Dinner in Nelsonville
The Presbyterian church choir welcomed sixty four members and guests to a 6:00 pm dinner in the church parlors. Mrs. Lloyd Vans reported on the Athens Presbyterial meeting held in Middleport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Presbyterian Church
Ruth
Lloyd Vans
Athens Presbyterial
Middleport
Good fruit crop outlook for northern Ohio reported
Columbus May 6 Excellent prospects for fruit crops in northern Ohio while southern counties face tougher outlooks. Summer apples show a full crop in lake counties and poor crops along the Ohio river. Peach crops in lake counties may reach 106 percent, with southern areas poor due to bud freeze. Winter apples expected 75 to 90 percent in Ohio river counties. Pears and cherries near 40 percent in the south, with strong demand in the north.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Charles V. Truax
Lake
Ohio River
C. J. Wes
Pastors Plan Talk to End Beulah Park Betting
Columbus pastors and members of the ministerial union will meet this afternoon with Attorney General Crabbe and Sheriff Gump to devise a plan to end gambling at Beulah park race track near Columbus. The attorney general asked Governor Donahey to order Sheriff Gump to clean up Beulah park, but the governor said he cannot remove the sheriff beyond enforcing dry laws and urged warrants against law violators.
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Columbus
Crabbe
Sheriff Gump
Beulah Park
Here
Donahey
Clank of chains marks trial of conspirators
In IA on May 6 a military court heard alleged conspirators charged with bombing Sveti Karl cathedral causing heavy damage. Friedman testified the communist union funded battalions and that funds flowed from a leader named Yank Hoff.
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Sveti Karl
Friedman
Communist Union
Yankhoff
Labor Improves in April across state agencies
Columbus May 6. General improvement in labor conditions in April was reported by Herman R. Witter state industrial relations director. Thirty thousand who sought work at state employment agencies failed. applicants numbered 56 129 with 26 129 jobs found. Men seeking work at state agencies totaled 38 132 and 16 76 were placed.
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Columbus
Herman R. Witter
Wolf Shot Near Wisconsin Town After Suspected Sightings
A live wolf was shot in a Wisconsin town following reports of the animal roaming near residential areas. The incident details the wildlife response and ongoing investigation with no identified shooter as of now.
Spring Festival Friday at West Building
The annual May festival will be presented at the West building Friday afternoon starting at 1 15. A hoop dance a May pole dance and other events will highlight the occasion with the orchestra performing. The iSchool will be dismissed at noon and the Parent Teachers Association invites all to attend.
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Nelsonville
Parent-Teachers Association
Newlyweds Benson Preston Return From Honeymoon
Benson Preston and his bride returned to Nelsonville after a ten day honeymoon in Washington D C and the eastern states. A neighbor arranged a friendly belting reception at their East Washington street home Monday night welcoming the couple.
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Nelsonville
Benson Preston
Washington, D. C
Preston
East Washington Street
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society to Meet Friday
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist church will gather at 2 o clock Friday afternoon at the church. Mrs. Clara Caldwell serves as the program leader.
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Nelsonville
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Clara Caldwell
Four Die and Many Injured in Swissvale Bomb Blast
Four persons died and four or more believed killed with six injured after a bomb and fire destroyed four Swissvale buildings near Pittsburgh shortly after midnight. The blast ripped through a fruit store owned by Thomas Pusatere, damaging neighboring structures and causing extensive property loss estimated at 350000 dollars. Police investigate possible Black Hand involvement as Swissvale firefighters fought the blaze.
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Pittsburgh
Swissvale
Thomas Pusatere
Blackhand Society
French Losses Reported in Riffian Engagement
The French foreign office announced that five hundred Riffians under Abed-el Krim were killed in a recent engagement. French losses included four officers and a dozen native officers.
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Paris
Abed-el Krim
Miners Rescue Four Ducks From Abandoned Pit
Llanelli England miners spent a week rescuing four ducks from an abandoned pit in dangerous gas. Bets were placed on the timing of the birds rescue.
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Llanelly
Eng
Count Minotte Purchases 80 Acre Arizona Farm
Louis Swift son in law buys an 80 acre Arizona farm and plans to reside there. The Dispatch notes the purchase and implies a comfortable lifestyle due to a wealthy father in law.
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Count Minotte
Louis Swift
Arizona
Columbus
Ohio Dispatch
Woman Reunites With Son Believed Dead After 20 Years
In Brockton Massachusetts on May 6 Mrs Jennie Woodward Sturtevan declared she cannot cast off the baby she believed dead. The revelation came as a Vermont mountain man hunt for Earl Woodward showed he is the son she thought lost twenty years ago. She had hidden the tragedy from her husband all along.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Mass
Jennie Woodward Sturtevan
Earl Woodward
Vermont
Earl
Pearson waives preliminary trial in Nelsonville shooting case
Nelsonville Chief of Police Jack Pearson waived preliminary examination on a shooting with intent to kill charge filed by David Bryan after his son Boyd Bryan was shot in the leg during a raid on the Bryan home Sunday night. He posted a 1500 bond for grand jury appearance. Ferris Withem, wanted on non-support, was arrested and brought to court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Jack Pearson
Helwig
Athens
David Bryan
Foyd Bryan
Bryan
Ferris Withem
Squire Helwig
Pearson
Police Chief Arrests Clyde Groff for Non-Support
Nelsonville police chief Jack Pearson returned from Lancaster with Clyde Groff who was arraigned before Mayor Lax on a non support charge filed by Groff’s wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Jack Pearson
Lancaster
Clyde Groff
Lax
Driving with no tail light cited in Nelsonville court
Robert Keck of Logan appeared in mayor's court Tuesday for driving without a tail light. He was assessed the costs of the action and dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Robert Keck
Logan
Eight Pound Daughter Born to Mt. Savage Couple
Mr and Mrs L M Hellyer of Mt Savage Md announce the birth of their eight pound daughter. Mrs Anise Connors of this city is the grandmother. Ruth and Lester Westenbarger of Logan visited their grandmother. Drs W B Rhodes and A L Pritchard attended a medical association meeting in Columbus.
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L. M. Hellyer
Mt. Savage
Maryland
Anise Connors
Ruth
Lester Westenbarger
Logan
W. 8. Rhodes
A. L. Pritchard
Columbus
Medical Association
Nelsonville officers attend Chillicothe Building & Loan conference
Nelsonville Home & Savings Association officers James Sharp C A Stover John Hill and J H Saltz attended a district conference of Building and Loan associations in Chillicothe Tuesday afternoon and evening held May 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
James Sharp
C. A. Stover
John Hill
J. H. Saltz
Nelsonville Home & Savings Association
Chillicothe
Building & Loan Associations
Nelsonville Elks Attend Mother's Day Sunday School
The Nelsonville lodge of Elks will attend Sunday school at the Presbyterian church Sunday morning in honor of Mother's Day. All members are requested to meet at their hall at 9:00 oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Lodge of Elks
Presbyterian Church
Chauncey High School Holds Commencement Exercises
Chauncey high school auditorium was crowded for the commencement ceremony. Miss Lucille Bradfield led the processional as 28 graduates received diplomas. The Rev Courtney offered the invocation and benediction, with music by an Athens orchestra. Doctor George Carruthers gave the class address on Wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chauncey High School
Lucille Bradfield
Courtney
Church of Christ
Athens
Givn
Edith Wilson
Wyona Gardner
George Carruthers
College of Education
Ohio University
McVay
Albert Everett
Clara Bell
Alice Brewer
Myrtle Brown
Ruth Cline
Mildred Coulson
Mary Fennell
Theodore Goodson
Jennie Graham
Ivalne Huddy
Harold Harter
John Law
Clyde Lott
Elmer Matson
Franklin Nye
Freda Omen
Margaret Potter
Bernice Pritts
Mildred Rivers
Kathryn Ryan
Albert Smith
Tloride Sprague
George Thomas
Herbert Wade
Ralph Wend
Virgil Webb
Austin Woodyard Birthday Party Honored Husband
May 6. Mrs. Aus tin Woodyard hosted a birthday party for her husband with a two course luncheon. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Everett Hallett and family from Pomeroy, A C Hallett from Athens, and many relatives from The Plains.
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Chauncey
Austin Woodyard
Woodyard
Everett Hallett
Harold
Gladys King
Pomeroy
A. C. Hallett
Delbert
Athens
Katherine Carr
Geraldine
Clarence Stage
Lowell
Vivian Woodyard
Edward Woodyard
Goldie
Gerald
The
Plains
Bryan returns to Trinidad from Colorado Plains visit
Chauncey May 6 Ray Bryan has spent a month at The Plains and nearby areas and returned to his home in Trinidad Colorado. He stayed with his parents Mr and Mrs William Bryan and his brother Willard Bryan during the visit.
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Colorado
Chauncey
Ray Bryan
the Plains
Trinidad
Colo
William Bryan
Willard Bryan
Dinner at The Plains Hosts Ida White and Family
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Coon entertained Sunday at The Plains with a dinner honoring Mrs. Ida White, and her daughter Dorothy and son John, along with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Richards of New Straitsville and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Coon of The Plains.
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Chauncey
Arthur Coon
the Plains
Ida White
Dorothy
John
Frank Richards
New Straitsville
Elmer Coon
The Plains Personal Notices Highlight Weekend Visits
The Plains residents host relatives and friends over the weekend with guests from Athens Jacksonvill e Wellston Charleston W V Hamley Run Pomeroy and Union. Names include Mr and Mrs Russell McHarg L P Howenstein Lewis Potts Kathleen Ferguson Lydia Beachout Clarence Stage Carl Davis Edna Henderson Gene Le Masters Erma Bryan and J Floyd Barker.
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THE
the Plains
Lydia Beachout
Walter Bobo
Athens
Clarence Stage
Carl Davis
Jacksonville
Edna Henderson
Pomeroy
Gene le Masters
Hamley Run
Clarence Rutter
Gay McDonald
Hocking
Hazel McDonald
Chauncey Personal News Highlights Local Visits
The Plains residents Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Smith visited Chauncey at the Robert dlillyer home on May Avenue. Columbus couple Mr. and Mrs. Harry Webb visited Chauncey for Chauncey High School exercises where Virgil Webb graduated. Harold Harter of Newark, formerly Chauncey, stayed with Roy B. Pendergrass. Mrs. McLaughlin of Murray City visited her son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Potter and daughter Margaret on Mill Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
L. P. Smith
the Plains
Robert Dlillyer
May Avenue
Harry Webb
Columbus
Lulu Webb
Chauncey High
Virgil Webb
Harold Harter
Newark
Roy B. Pendergrass
Harold
McLaughlin
Murray City
W. J. Potter
Margaret
Mill Street
Finsterwald Promoted to Ironton High Assistant Principal
H J Finsterwald has been elected full time assistant principal at Ironton High School for 1925 26 following his January appointment as acting assistant. The board also named Harper C Endry of Xenia principal and extended Supt Hixon’s contract to five years. Ironton High enrolls about 1100 pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Finsterwald
Ironton High School
Finsterwall
Hixson
Harper C
Endry
Xenia
Hixon
Ironton
Community Club to Meet Monday in Amesville
Amesville May 6 The community club will hold a Monday evening meeting with Supt H R McVay among the speakers and a large attendance is hoped for.
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Amesville
Supt
H. R. McVay
Birmingham City Hall Destroyed in Million Dollar Fire
A blaze consumed Birmingham City Hall in Alabama causing about 1 million dollars in damage. Several firefighters were injured while fighting the fire. The public library on the top floor was a total loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Fort Defiance river banks to be restored in Ohio
An appropriation of 20 000 dollars in the revenue bill will restore the Maumee and Auglaize river banks at Fort Defiance in Northwestern Ohio. The banks will be rebuilt close to their original lines and protected from further erosion.
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Defiance
Maumee
Auglaize
Fort Defiance
Ohio
Summer Storms Threshold Across The North
A brisk shift of cold air moves away as warm winds rise, signaling the start of a warmer season for northern regions. Residents anticipate brighter days but reflect on the recent chill and its lingering memories.
Overnight Sore Throat Relief Advert
An advertisement promotes Kojene as a powerful antiseptic for sore throats. Two or three gargles before bed allegedly reduce inflammation and germs, with a money back offer by McKee Drug Co. if Kojene fails.
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Kojene
McKee Drug Co
Knights Templar Here Inspected at Athens Conclave
At a special Athens Commandery No. 15 session the commandery was inspected by F. Sir Frank M. Ransbottom grand marshal of the Grand Commandery of Ohio. The Order of the Temple was conferred on one candidate and visitors from multiple commanderies attended. Short addresses followed, with the group closing for lunch.
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Athens
Knights Templars
Frank M. Ransbottom
Grand Commandery
Ohio
Order of the Temple
W. G. Plants
John Simpkins
George Howell
Curtis
BR. A. Headley
B. Stewart
Columbus
C. E. O'Neal
Grand Council of Ohio
Vanceville
C. J. Long
Massilon
R. A. Hayes
McArthur
Six Die In Fire At Stein Junk Co In Atlanta
Six persons were killed in a blaze that consumed the Stein Junk Co building and its contents in Atlanta. The fire occurred on May 6 and authorities reported the fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Stein Junk Co
Thursday noon closing to begin June 4 in Glouster
Glouster stores including dry goods clothing shoes hardware and furniture will not close at noon on Thursdays in May. They will start Thursday noon closing on June 4 and continue through the summer except when the 9th 10th 24th or 25th falls on a Thursday when stores stay open all day.
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Glouster
Reception Given for New Members in Glouster
A joint reception will honor new members from Trimble Green's Run and Taylor Ridge Churches of Christ. The 7 o'clock program includes group singing, vocal and instrumental music, orchestra performances and readings followed by light refreshments.
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Glouster
Trimble
Green's Run
Taylor Ridge Churches of Christ
Trimble Bers
Women forecast parity in politics and leadership
Delegates at the International Council of Women forecast a revolutionary entrance of women into politics and other activities once considered men's domain. They cited labor saving inventions universal education and intelligent leadership as forces elevating women to parity in major endeavors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
International Council of Women
One Killed as Troops Clash with Exiles at Border
In Belgrade on May 6 one person died when troops attacked exiles crossing from Romania. The raiding group struck the village of Tchirakava, Rumania, before being routed by the soldiers.
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Belgrade
Serbia
Rumania
Tchirakava
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Promises Quick Stomach Relief
A testimonial claims Mayr's Wonderful Remedy eases stomach pain and clears ca tarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract. The ad touts a money back guarantee after one dose and lists McKee Drug Co Athens Gem Pharmacy Nelsonville and pharmacists nationwide as sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayr
McKee Drug Co
Athens
Gem Pharmacy
Nelsonville
Sunday church groups invite for special Mother's Day services
Sunday schools are invited. Each of these churches will have special Mother's day services next Sunday.
Christian Workers Meet at Church of Christ
Glouster May 6 The Christian Workers will meet at the Church of Christ Thursday evening. A good program has been prepared for this meeting after which refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Church of Christ
Stoeckleins Attend Steubenville Funeral for Brother
Mr and Mrs Gus Stoecklein left Glouster May 6 for Steubenville where they attend the death of Mrs Stoeckleins brother Martin J Duffy of Columbus Funeral services will be held there Thursday Martin Duffy formerly lived in Steubenville and was born in Columbus
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
Glouster
Gus Stoecklein
School Work Exhibit at Green's Run
GLOUSTER May 6 An example of work by children in grade will be shown tomorrow at the new building in Green's Run Oc. The exhibit will be followed by a basket dinner at noon and a social in the afternoon. Green's Run will close Friday for the summer vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Radee
S&schoolg
Green
Kinney Wife Goes for Medical Examination
Mrs. Fred Kinney accompanied by her husband traveled to Grant hospital in Columbus for an examination at the start of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Fred Kinney
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Mr. Kinney
Local News Briefs From Glouster and Columbus
L A Antie undergoes radium treatment in Columbus for a facial lesion accompanied by his son Lewis Antie. Birth notices report a son born Saturday to Mr and Mrs Mike Thompson and another birth to Mr and Mrs John Rice on Street, with Dr H G Gibson visiting Columbus on business and M Reshara of Glouster Ice and Ice Cream Co also in Columbus on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
H. G. Gibson
Columbus
M. Reshara
Glouster Ice and Ice Cream Company
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Carrothers
George Gabriel, Jr
Mary McCafferty
Oscar Knowlton
Albany
3. G. Nichols
Knights Templar
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the Fidelity
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Sam. M. Johnson Moe
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Savage
Liberty Electric
Fidelity Building Loan
C. S. Jacobs
Glouster, Ohio
P. O
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J. E. Zellers
Athens Air Grounds
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Roy Gano
George Gano
Woodbower Burns
M. W. Throckmorton
Cray & Reading
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North Court St
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