Fisherman nets ten pound carp then weighs three
Mr Raymond Goodlive reported catching a ten pound carp in the Hocking river on Saturday but the fish weighed only three pounds when weighed later. At Sunday dinner, Mr and Mrs William Barthow hosted guests Mr and Mrs Thomas Power of Gloucester and Mr and Mrs Matthew Davis of Hollister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Goodlve
Hocking
William Barthow
Thomas Power
Glouster
Matthew Davis
Hollister
Sunday Visit From Chillicothe Family
Mr and Mrs Laurance Clark and their children from Chillicothe were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs M Clark on Zanesville avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurance Clark
Chillicothe
M. Clark
Zanesville Avenue
New Pharmacy Planned in Arcade Building
Blaine Johnson to open a new Arcade pharmacy around June 1 in the Arcade building. Former Kreig Pharmacy employee since three years, he came from Athens and has spent most of his life in the druggist trade. He traveled to Columbus Tuesday to finalize equipment and stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Blaine Johnson
Arcade
Arcade Pharmacy
Mrr
Memorial address invitation accepted for West Alexandria
Rev. CC F. Lauer will deliver a memorial address in West Alexandria on May 28 at the high school auditorium. The memorial exercises will be sponsored by the city, and the preacher has accepted the invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CC. F. Lauer
West Alexandria
Lauer
Driver Arrested for No License Tags in City
Officer Farbearn observed Guy Green of Laurelville driving without license tags. Green appeared before Mayor Koppe and pleaded guilty, receiving a $5 fine plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farbearn
Guy Green
Laurelville
Koppe
Kiwanis Schedule Changes to Tuesday Evenings
The Kiwanis club changed its weekly schedule at Tuesday’s regular meeting, moving regular gatherings from Thursday to Tuesday evenings. The public affairs committee reported on a trial parking change to test practicality, and the council meeting discussed the matter further with no firm legislative action recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Counsell
No Legis
Rotary club game sparks discussion on parking angle rules
Discussion centers on parking regulations and the proposed 30 degree angle system as the Rotary club prepares for the upcoming ball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Affidavit Filed in Bastardy Case and City Council Actions
An affidavit charging bastardy was filed before Magistrate J P Miller Wednesday by Charlotte Blosser of Union Furnace against Carl Schull of this city. All members of the city council attended the regular meeting Tuesday evening and heard reports from city officers. The mayor reported fines and fees of 453.70 dollars collected. A resolution authorized 2800 dollars in certificates of indebtedness to cover service department deficiencies. With service funds depleted the city expects 4349.20 dollars in expenditures over the next four months and action was taken to relieve the situation. A delegation of five ladies led by Mrs B C McManigal pressed for park improvements. The service department was directed to implement park improvements including tree trimming, restricting park misuse by youths, and prohibiting horseback pasturing. The city seeks to make the park a beauty spot. The proposal also included issuing 1250 dollars in certificates of indebtedness to fund additional living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Miller
Charlotte Blosser
Union Furnace
Carl Schull
Council
B. C. McManigal
Service Department
City council stalls on emergency measures and street plans
Council members block suspension of files to pass an emergency measure and block the special street cleaning assessment. Debate centers on paving Depot Street, securing state aid, and audit of ex director Wharton. Mayor Koppe to appoint William Davis service director pending an agreed two year leave from Hocking Valley Railway. County jail reports first year and a half with no prisoners as William Holliday is released.
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Roby
Tom
Depot Street
Hunter Street
Front Street
C. A. Wharton
Koppe
William Davis
Hocking Valley Railway Company
Hostise
William Holliday
Prisoners Freed on Fine Payment for Liquor Manufacturing
A man was released Wednesday after paying a fine for liquor production. His alleged partner, John Faulkner, was freed Tuesday under the same condition. During the last quarter as many as thirteen prisoners boarded with Sheriff Larimer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Faulkner
Larimer
Mrs. Green Suffering Third Stroke in Somerset
Mrs. Thomas Green, aged over 74, suffered a third stroke at her Somerset home. Her daughter Mrs. Jacob Savey and her husband left Wednesday to be at her bedside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Savey
Thomas Green
Somerset
Legion to Form Band From City Musicians
The Legion band begins as 32 members meet at H. W. Harden Co salesroom for practice. Formed from the Masonic band and other local players, the group aims for 40 pieces and will practice at the legion hall under Prof. Charles Proxmire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Band
H. W. Harden Co
Masonic Band
Legion Hall
Charles Proxmire
Time as Instructor for the Ball Is Expected in Public
Time as instructor for the ball is expected to appear in public on Decoration Day. It will also furnish the music for the Fourth of July celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ba Il
Homeopaths Elect Ohio Society Officers
Election of officers at the annual convention of the Homeopathic Medical Society of Ohio. President R. A. Buchanan of Lin, first vice president George Hodges of Washington Court House, second vice president Gertrude Fer of Cleveland, Secretary H. C. Way of Columbus, Treasurer T. T. ChYYos Salem, Necrologist H. B. Beebes of Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homeopaths
Columbus
Eiec
Homeopathic Medical Society of Ohio
R. A. Buchanan
Lin
George Hods
Washington Court House
Gertrude Fer
Cleveland
H.C. Way
T. T. Chyyossalem
H. B. Beebes Sidney
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Clinton Webb
The
Ohio Radio Laboratories
Opera House
Ohio
Krieg Pharmacy
Thomas H. Ince
America
Matinees
Gage Auto CO. Distributors
Logan, Ohio
Solumbia
Thrilling Story
Myrtle Reed
Legion TO Have Band
Majestic
Stories of
Rupert Hughes
Constance Binney
Cortley
D. Zenner Co
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