Woman Dead Mrs Goldie Silcott Dies After Brief Illness
Nelsonville on May 13 reports the death of Goldie B. Silcott four years old after a brief illness at home 692 Yed Street She is survived by husband Charles W Silcott a daughter and several relatives Foster mother Mrs Susan Dunkie foster sister Mrs Martin Hubbard of Eliado Texas and Miss Dorothy Hilton Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 1 30 PM at the residence with Rev C P Pridgen Holiness Church burial in Greenlawn Cemetery
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Nelsonville
Goldie B. Silcott
Yed Street
Charles W. Silcott
Dorothy Hilton
Susan Dunkie
Mrrs
Martin Hubbard
Eliado
Texas
C. P. Pridgen
Holiness Church
Rorial Wilgrima
Greenlawn
Ceme
Local families visit relatives over weekend in Columbus area
Numerous residents from Columbus Athens and surrounding towns visited kin across the weekend. Mrs Thomas Mullican Mrs Fred Schubert and children along with several others traveled to and from Columbus to spend time with family.
Eagles Honor Mothers Day With Local Program
Nelsonville Aerie of Eagles held a Mothers Day observance at the Eagles Home in Nelsonville on Sunday afternoon. Dean C. Throckmorton spoke on the lodge’s Mother's Day origin and pension measures, as Boy Scouts Troop 45 demonstrated first aid and signaling.
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Nelsonvile Aerie of Fagies
Eagles Home
Singing of America
K. H. McCorkle
Camp Fire
The
Christian Church
Dean C. Throckmorton
Columbus
Hea
Eagles Lodge
Boy Scouts
Scott Bowers
Cits
Wiliam J. Darin
New Strait
Tiie
Widow Mary Loomis Dies in Haydenville
Mrs. Mary J. Loomis aged 73 died Sunday at her daughter Mrs. Cliff Devore home in Haydenville. Funeral services will be Tuesday afternoon at the Haydenville Church conducted by Rev McCandlish. Burial will follow in Haydenville. Her husband Russell Loomis preceded her in death. six children survive.
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Nelsonville
Mary J. Loomis
Cliff Devore
Haydenville
McCandlish
Russell Loomis
Petunia Seeds Arrive for Woman's Club Distribution
Selsonville notes the Women's Community Club seeds arrived and will be handed out at the regular meeting Tuesday evening at the Y M C A. A large distribution of seeds and plants will go to city school children.
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Selsonville
Woman’s Community Club
Ray Conrad Fined for Intoxication in Nelsonville
Ray mond Conrad of Loran was fined 19 and costs by Mayor J. Fberle after pleading guilty to intoxication. Guests of the former’s parents included Mr and Mrs Lugene Rosser. Edwin Holland of Mann's Business College Columbus visited his parents over Sunday. Ben Smith Lancaster and Mae Lekart Columbus were guests of their parents. Stephenville resident Norden Lancaster visited his parents over the weekend.
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Joe Mathewson
Aonttas
Robby
Athens
N. Figgins
Frank Tedrow
Columbus
Josephine Kiotz
Clifford Saunders
Jogse White
Pomeroy High School
R. White
Floyd Courtney
Coaotumbus
Gilbert Dewhurst
Jorahuret
Zail Kemp
Dean Ann
Junior
Alvin Lamb
Ray Lamb
Joe Figgins
Thos, Mathewson
Carl Cline
Carol Jean
Wnelsonville
Raymond Conrad
Loran
J. J. Fberle
Lugene Rosser
Edwin Holland
Mann's Business College
Steve Holand
Ben Smith
Lancaster
Mae Lekart
E B. Beard
Norden Lancaster
Stephenville
Henry Lancaster
Local residents visit relatives across the week in Columbus area
Col umbus residents travel to Lancaster Rushville and Westerville visiting kin. Clarence Pospichel and family, Miss Marie Pospichel accompany them home for a week. Wallace Glenn, CC A Stover, Harry Hall and Katherine host or visit relatives. Martha Vivian Joan and Virginia Dawson join grandparents, and Pearl Barrows Frances Davis return after several days visit.
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Clarence Pospichel
Columbus
Albert Pospichel
Marie Pospiche
Leonard Coole
Martha
Vivian Joan
Retail Merchants
Virginia Dawson
Hopstetters Welcome Son Billy Lee in Nelsonville
Mr and Mrs Charles Hopstetter announce the birth of a son named Billy Lee on Saturday May 11 at their home on Pleasantview Avenue. He is a grandson of Mr and Mrs Hopstetter of Buchtel and Mr and Mrs M R Pedigo of this city.
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Nelsonville
Charles Hopstetter
Mary Pedigo
Pleasantview Avenue
Billy Lee
Mra
Hopstetter
Buchtel
M. R. Tedigo
Flowers brighten Nelsonville Presbyterian Mother's Day
Mother's Day at the Nelsonville Presbyterian Church drew many worshippers. A bouquet of roses from Mr. and Mrs. Edward Johnson of Columbus honored his mother and Nelsonville's church member. Other flowers came from local residents and families, with Mrs. Mary Cos noted as the oldest mother present. Sheldon Scott’s special selection, dedicated to Mrs. John W. Scott and sung by her daughters, was praised as among the day’s finest songs.
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Nelsonville
Th Presbyterian Church
Edward Johnson
Columbus
Ja BR. Reich
Ragen Cable
H. LD. Krieg
Mary FE. Cos
Sheldon Scott
John W. Scott
Virginia Kuhn dies at eight from pneumonia
Virginia Joan Kuhn aged eight died Sunday night at her parents home on Hubbard Street. The child had suffered a short illness and death was due to pneumonia. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 1 oclock at the Nelsonville Christian Church with Rev. K Ho MeCorkie officiating. Burial will be in Beemown Cemetery. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs James Kuhn and several brothers and sisters.
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Virginia Joan Kuhn
James Htunnhover
Chia
T Eclock
Nelsonville
Special Mother's Day program at Berean Ulags
May 14 A Special Mother's Day program was served yesterday morning at Berean Ulags where 128 men attended. Fate numbers were given by William Davis Scott Bowers and Mrs. Gillian Allen. Special talks were made. In the Reefers and Porkers contest the Porkers lead by about 2,000 points.
Norbert Clark Jr Hosts Tenth Birthday Party
Norbert Clark Jr entertained a group of young friends at his home Friday afternoon for his tenth birthday anniversary. Music, contests, and moving pictures were highlights of the event. Helen Kesterson won the contest prize. Guests included Tath and Rova Gilbert, Fither and Kathleen Hayden, Brantey Bruce, Charles Townsend, Ruth and Anna Riley, Tommy Hardy, Robert Riley, Betty and Jean Hayden, George Hayden Jr, Stex and George Letroy Clark, and Helen Kesterson. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Clark.
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Norbert Clark, Jr
Helen Kesterson
Tath
Rova Gilbert
Fither
Kathleen Hayden
Brantey Bruce
Charles Townsend
Ruth
Anna Riley
Tommy Hardy
Robert Riley
Betty
Jean Hayden
George Hayden
Jr Stex
George Letroy Clark
Clark
Women of St. Phillipa Parish Host Benefit Card Party
The women of St Phillipa Parish Murray City will entertain with a benefit card party on Tuesday night May 14 at the Parish Hall Bunco and euchre will be played.
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St. Phillipa Parish
Murray City
Bunco
Ecuchre
Columbus Good Will Tourists to be Welcomed in Guouster
May 13 reports arrangements to greet 150 Columbus Good Will Tourists from the Manufacturers and Wholesalers Association of the Columbus Chamber of Commerce. They travel by a special train with stops at New Lexington and Corning before arriving in Guouster, where about 25 minutes will be spent. A Mountville 4-H Club is organized with Miss Leona Wade as supervisor.
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Geousten
Columbus
City
Glouster
Mountville
Leona Wade
Wervisor
James Rice Remains in Jail for Unpaid Fines in Clouster
James Rice of Clouster was jailed in Athens after failing to pay a $25 fine and costs for drunkenness. An older $59.99 fine was added, extending his jail term to at least 69 days. In Trimble, Mr. and Mrs. Underwood returned from Indiana with J. A. McLaughlin acting as agency head during his absence.
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James Rice
Athens
Marshal Williams
Gaskalla
Rice
Glouster
S. Underwood
Trimble
Buckeye offers 5 percent CDs and mail service
The Buckeye advertises investment by mail with a 5% Certificate of Deposit program. It notes convenient payment methods including personal check bank draft postal money order and registered mail. Interest can be mailed semiannually or compounded with principal. Resources total over 47 million dollars.
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Buckeye’s
How to Fly Without Flying by a New Invention
A report from Wright Field, Dayton, describes W. J. Hieffman of United tiaarpey testing a new flying device, claimed to keep aloft for about three hours. Demonstrations took place in Pittsburgh with Misswell O'Day observing.
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W. J. Hieffman
United Tiaarpey
Wright Field
Dayion
Pittsburgh
Misswell O'Day
Weather Threatens Southwest Areas as Tides Rise
Unclear weather forecast across Kansas and Missouri hints at rain and potential flooding. Officials warn residents to monitor conditions near rivers and waterfronts as storms move through the region.
Flood warnings lift as alerts end in Washington
Washington authorities announce flood warnings have been rescinded after rainfall subsides. Officials urge residents to remain cautious for potential residual flooding and to monitor updates from local agencies.
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Washington
Mermaid Lucille Hyatt Wins Chicago Swinning Contest
Lucille Hyatt, a 38 year old Chita mermaid, won the Central Amateur Athletic Union swimming contest in Chicago. She has swum since age 30 months, and is the daughter of Haurr Hyatt.
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Lucille Hyatt
Chita
Central Amateur Athletic Union
Younmiera
Chicago
Lucille
Haur Hyatt
Hocking County Jury Commission Reappointed for Third Term
Walter Harned Republican and Nelson Lelong Democrat, both from Lonning Nelson Lelong, were reappointed to the Hocking County Jury Commission for a third year. Judge Harvey M. Whitaker announced the appointments, noting the men have served two years and will meet in Logan on the fourth Monday of May to replenish the jury wheel with two hundred names.
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Mav
Rival Wives serial begins in Messenger May 17
The Messenger announces the present serial Rival Wives by Anne Austin will start Friday May 17 and continue without breaks through the tale of two families in a small town. Readers have followed the aerial story and will find Rival Wives engaging as it unfolds in regular pages each issue.
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Anne Austin
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Patton Dies After Eight Months Illness at Frost
P D Patton aged about AS died at his home near Frost at 4 30 this morning after an illness of about four months. He had been in failing health for years and death was due to infirmities of old age. Born in Rome Township he lived in the district all his life and was a farmer. He was the son of Joseph Patten and Premetia Patten and the last survivor of the family. His wife Chive A Patton, previously of Trey Township, died five months ago. The couple had no children. Funeral services will be held at 1 oclock Wednesday morning in the Baptist Church near Froat.
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F. PD. Patton
Rome
Patten Head
Jove P'S
Premetia Patten
Chive A. Datton
Trey Township
Froat
Plane crash in May 72 kills two brothers Hage menich and Gordon Ketenhoffen
A motor failure caused a plane to crash from about a100 feet near Lon Breach. Pilot Gordon Ketenhoffen, 45, and passenger Hage Menich, 72, were killed in the crash.
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Hagemenich
Gordon Ketenhoffen
Gordon
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