Nelsonville Rotary welcomes new officers in second year
Nelsonville Rotary Club held its regular meeting last night with newly elected officers in charge. Walter Wolf reported on the Boy Scout program and plans for a joint session with Athens Logan and Nelsonville clubs in June. Committee appointments were announced and a $15 grant was voted to the playground association.
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Ohio
G. R. Robinson
Steubenville
Johnson
H. F. Mechem
Miller Wilson
Jack Bobo
Warren Badger
C. H. Bartlett
P. C. Morris
Carson Horton
Stacy Carp
Howard Heilman
Fire destroys vacant house near Madison street mine
Nelsonville May 13 Fire completely destroyed an old house near the opening of the W B Brooks mine at the upper end of Madison street about 9 30 last night. The empty residence for a week prompted authorities to deem the blaze incendiary. The fire department responded promptly to the scene.
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W. B. Brooks
Madison Street
Esther Class Holds Regular Monthly Meeting at Church
The Esther class met in the church social rooms Monday evening for a short business session and a program by the east end section. The program included two group songs and a duet by Mrs. Robert Huenefeld and Miss Alberta Jackson. Grace Wright won Bible contest honors and Herb Long was named best speller after the spelling bee. Refreshments followed.
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Esther
East End
Robert Huenefeld
Alberta Jackson
Grace Wright
Herb Long
Miss Edna Ray Weds in Chicago
Miss Edna Ray of Nelsonville and Howard Miner of Chicago announced their marriage in Chicago on a Saturday afternoon. The ceremony at the Church of Christ used the ring service. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Mary Ray, has worked six years for Ohio Bell. the groom, son of Mrs. Lou Clark, is with Beckley Ralston in Chicago. They will reside in Chicago.
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Edna Ray
Howard Miner
Chicago
Mary Ray
Washington Street
Lou Clark
Trimble
Church of Christ
Ohio Bell Telephone Company
Beckley-Ralston Company
Missionary Society to Meet at Mrs Lamborn's Home
Woman's Missionary Society of the Christian church gathers at 7 pm Thursday at 82 West Franklin Street with Mrs Weigand leading. A silver offering will be taken during the meeting.
Tahard James Dies After Long Illness At Jobs
Tiich ard James aged 62 died Monday at his home in Jobs after a long illness. Funeral services set for Friday at 10 Barock at the Jobs Church with burial at Greenlawn. He leaves a wife two daughters Mrs William Kilpatrick of Jobs and Mrs J Dupler of Monday and two sons William of Jobs and Thomas of Chillicothe. A correction notes previous report misnamed James Richards as deceased. he is a neighbor of Mr James.
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Barock
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J. Dupler
William
Thomas
Chillicothe
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Missionary to Speak on India at Local Church
Rev Frank B Llewellyn of Morgantown West Virginia, a former India missionary, will address the Presbyterian church at 7 30 this evening on India Her Heritage and Her Handicaps. The talk will be illustrated by stereoptican slides. He is a WVU and Western Theological Seminary graduate and previously led Rang Mahal high school in Lahore. He tours churches under the foreign mission board.
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Frank B. Llewellyn
Morgantown
W. Va
India
Presbyterian Church
West Virginia University
Western Theological Seminary
Pittsburgh
Punjab
Lahore
Rang Mahal
Llewellyn
Foreign Mission Board
Safety First Visit by Railway Divisions on Inspection Tour
First and fire prevention committees of the C and O and H V divisions visited Nelsonville yesterday on an inspection tour of all railroad buildings and bridges. The delegation examined structures and discussed safety measures for aging facilities and bridge integrity.
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Ety
H. V
Teachers of Dover Selected for the Coming Year
Chauncey May 13 The Chauncey Dover board of education elected most teachers for Dover township schools at a special meeting. Big Bailey White and Big Sandy remain vacant until the next session. High and elementary school hires for Chauncey postponed to May 20.
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Chauncey-Dover
Linnie Hall
Evelyn B. Simms
Catherine Carr
Fannie Matteson
East Millfield
Winifred Cromley
Helen van Dyke
Caryl D. Fitzgerald
Ruth Howard
West Millfield
Elizabeth Martin
Florence Brewer
Florence Howard
Circle Hill
Lelia T. Earich
Eleanor Atkinson
Beaumont
Dorahb. Kennedy
Morris Town
Ida B. Davis
Oregon Ridge
Helen Howard
Little Sandy
Frances Cor
Hamley
Mary Ann Clark
Little Bailey Run
Vivian Young
Big Bailey
Esther Saylor
Alderman Granted Authority to Borrow for Traction Firm
In Common Pleas court yesterday Abner Juniper sued Hocking Sunday Creek Traction. Alderman, receiver for the company, was granted permission to borrow 1960 dollars on the company note to meet obligations.
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Hocking-Sunday Creek Traction Company
Abner Juniper
Common Pleas
Mayor binds man to grand jury in assault case
Perry Lucas, arrested by constables Mariner and Gilson in Pomeroy yesterday on a charge of assault and battery, was bound over to the grand jury under a $300 bond by Mayor Koons today.
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Gilson
Pomeroy
Grand
Koons
Mandy Sorrell finalizes divorce from Hershel Sorrell
Judge L G Worstell rules in Common Pleas court ending Mandy Sorrells marriage to Leonard Hook after she believed she had been granted a divorce from Hershel Sorrell. The remaining task is formal separation from Sorrell.
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Mandy Sorrell
L. G. Worstell
Common Pleas Court
Leonard Hook
Hershel Sorrell
Hook
Sorrell
Two Minor Gases Heard Last Night
Bert Wilson was fined $19 and costs by Mayor Koons on intoxication charge filed by Chief Parker who picked him up Monday. Mack Vorhees an Ohio university student pleaded guilty to driving without a license and was fined $5. Perry Lucas was picked by Constables Mariner and Gilson in Pompey and brought to Athens to answer assault and battery charge filed by Ed Poston of Canonville. Poston says Lucas assaulted his son Alvin and a hearing is set for tonight.
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Bert Wilson
Koons
Parker
Mack Vorhees
Ohio University
Vorhees
Findlay
Yongstown
Perry Lucas
Mariner and
Gilson
Pomeroy
Athens
Ed Poston
Canaonville
Poston
Lucas
Alvin
Death of 14 year old Charles Strohmeyer
Charles E Strohmeyer 14 son of Mr and Mrs F C Strohmeyer died Monday night after seven weeks illness starting with flu and complications. Funeral at M E church Thursday at 2 pm pastor Rev Turner. Burial in Glouster cemetery. Local residents Attorney relatives visit Buckeye Lake weekend.
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Glouster
Charles
Girl hospitalizes after needle pricks palm during wash
Thelma Jones, 15, was pricked by a needle while helping with washing at her family home in Glouster. An X ray showed the needle penetrated to the wrist. She and her father went to Grant hospital in Columbus for removal Wednesday morning.
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Miss Thelma
Herman Jones
Thelma
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Glouster and Trimble Boards to hire teachers this weekend
Glouster Board of Education plans a Friday evening meeting to hire teachers. Trimble Township Board of Education will conduct a Saturday session to hire teachers. local districts prepare staffing for the next term.
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Glouster
Willing Workers Meeting Postponed in Glouster
The Willing Workers class meeting planned for Thursday evening in Glouster has been postponed.
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Glouster
Minister Touts Remedy For Stomach Troubles
A minister credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy with curing nearly two decades of stomach trouble and constipation. He praises it as the best medicine on earth and notes a money back guarantee with one dose. McKee Drug Co Athens Gem Pharmacy Nelsonville and druggists nationwide carry it.
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McKee Drug Co
Athens
Gem Pharmacy
Nelsonville
Dr. Edwards Promote Olive Tablets as Liver Aid
A historical notice claims Dr. F. M. Edwards treated many women for liver and bowel issues for 17 years and sold Olive Tablets as a substitute for calomel. It touts a prescription and a marketed price of 8 and 30 cents, asserting widespread use and presumed health benefits.
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F.M. Edwards
Edwards
Rotary debate on world court aims for fair justice
Judge Sayre discusses the proposed world court at the Rotary event. He argues the court, based at The Hague and meeting annually from June 15, uses international law treaties customs and best minds but can deviate by fairness if parties agree. He counters Senator Borah claiming it is a League of Nations tool and says the court will grow its jurisdiction with time to foster peaceful relations.
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Sayre
Borah
United States Senate
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United States
World Court
Ssyre
World court urged as vital for peace in doubled population
The piece argues that a global tribunal with enforcement power is essential to keep world peace amid population growth. T. W. Craig, former Athens club president, was chosen as delegate to the International Rotary convention in Cleveland, with T. R. Biddle named alternate.
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Athens Club
Cleveland
T. R. Biddle
Hayden Parkersburg Visit Deepens Missing Ex-Guard Case
The mystery of ex-bank guard Charles Hayden continues with new reports that he took his discharge papers and a Parkersburg resident saw an Athens man with a suitcase Sunday night near the depot. Hayden’s son could not confirm a move. Nazimova declares she does not want a divorce.
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Charles Hayden
Athens
Parkersburg
Miss Swyer
Hayden
East State Street
Charles
Class 10 at M. E. Church Meets Thursday Evening
The Plains May 11 class session of the M. E. church will convene at 7 o clock Thursday evening with Mrs. Robert Graves as teacher in charge.
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M. E. Church
Robert Graves
Hindenburg's Oath Echoed by Berlin Press
Democratic newspapers in Berlin praise Hindenburg's vow to the republic and his religious conviction. Die Tagesblatt notes the late president faced attacks from Ebert's enemies but remains committed to democracy, hoping followers will join.
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Republic
Veassische Zeitung
Hindenburg
Berliner Tageblatt
Ebert
Pilgrims Return from Naples to Rome
Ninety Philadelphia pilgrims who visited Naples and Pompeii left for Rome after arriving Monday. Ohio Rebekahs Convene in Toledo for 39th annual convention with 1250 delegates and three days of sessions.
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Philadelphia
Pompeii
Rome
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