Nalsonville LINES COURT Fines for Liquor Possession
In Justice Lines court Harry Sapp Orve Wallace Frank Deer and Ash Webb were fined $100 and costs for possessing intoxicating liquor. Arrests were by Delong and Baynham. Miss Altha Richards and Miss Lucile Somers visited Miss Edna Spencer and motored to Athens with Jas. Weaver. Thomas Spencer returned to Pomeroy to work after a weekend with his family. Donna Ridgeway of Ashland Ky visits sister Mrs Hattie Shafer. Mr and Mrs Manson Shafer spend a few days in Albany with Charles Dilcher.
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Altha Richards
Lucile Somers
Edna Spencer
Jas. Weaver
Athens
Thomas Spencer
Pomeroy
Donna Ridgeway
Ashland
Hattie Shafer
Manson Shafer
Albany
Charles Dilcher
Dirt needed for cemetery final grading request
Mrs. F. G. Cooley chairs the Fort Street Cemetery Committee of the Woman's Community Club and asks for twenty loads of dirt to finish filling in and complete grading.
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F. G. Cooley
Fort Street
The
Woman’s Community Club
Weekend visitors and funeral guests noted in Athens
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ashworth of Athens were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Cush and attended the Dugan funeral. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Stillwell returned from Clarion Ohio where they were guests for a week of the latter's father Edward Thacker. Mrs. William Roege was called to Haydenville Monday by the serious illness of her nephew Bernard Patton.
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Harry Ashworth
Athens
Mike Cush
Dugan
Adam Stillwell
Clarion, O
Edward Thacker
William Roege
Haydenville
Bernard Patton
Boy Hurt By Fence Prong In Nebraska Injury
Paul Weltzheimer, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Weltzheimer, suffered a deep leg wound Saturday afternoon when a prong of an iron fence punctured his upper leg. Dr Hill treated the boy.
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Paul Weltzheimer
Charles Weltzheimer
R O Chambers Visits Mrs Maude Smith This Weekend
R O Chambers of Maysville Kentucky spent the weekend with Mrs Maude Smith.
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R. O. Chambers
Maysville, Ky
Mrs. Maude Smith
Mrs Gene Shafer Hosts Birthday Party for Her Son Joe
Mrs Gene Shafer entertained Monday afternoon from 3 to 5 for her son Joe who was five. Guests enjoyed lawn games and a playette by Louise Kennard. A delicious lunch was served. Seventy five guests attended and roses and balloons with Joe s name and age were favors.
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Gene Shafer
Joe
Louise Kennard
Degree work at their hall Friday night
Notice invites all members to attend a hall gathering Friday night with big eats.
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D. OF A
May Chamber of Commerce Meeting News
The chamber of commerce will hold its second May meeting on Thursday at the usual time and place. The Christian church ladies will serve a 6 15 dinner. A good program is planned and the gathering should be worthwhile. Two regular meetings are set for June with the dinner meeting suspended until September.
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Chamber OF Commerce
Chautauqua Committee Sets Season Ticket Drive
The woman s community club names a committee led by Mrs. Waldo Chute to sell season tickets for the Chautauqua July 8 to 14. Proceeds from single admissions go to the Redpath Company. The local committee earns half after guarantees, needing 600 season tickets to break even.
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Chautauqua the
Woman's Community Club
Waldo Chute
Redpath Company
Mde
Public School Track Meet Set At Central
The public school track meet will be at Central school on Wednesday at 3 30. East school West school and Central will send teams. East won the pennant last year but this race should be close. Individual scoring will be used in all events.
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Central
East School
West School
East
Geneva Chapman Fourth Birthday Party at Fort Street Home
Mrs. Charles Chapman hosted Geneva Chapman’s fourth birthday with twenty guests on Saturday afternoon at her Fort street home. Guests enjoyed games and a luncheon, and Geneva received many pretty gifts.
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Charles Chapman
Fort Street
Geneva
Funeral attendance noted from Bucyrus to Columbus
Charles Stevenson and families from Bucyrus and Columbus attended the funeral service for J B Stevenson last week and were guests of W J Sanders over Sunday C J Sanders is spending a few days in Akron
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Charles Stevenson
C. L. Stevenson
Bucyrus
Arthur Stamper
W. H. Rible
C. W. Sanders
Columbus
J. B. Stevenson
W. J. Sanders
C. J. Sanders
Akron
Sportsmen Notes Hatch Pheasant Eggs for Members
Our pheasant eggs are here and if you or your friends wish to try your luck at hatching them for us now is the time to make a noise. Dr. Joe H. Inderroden has several settings and we are anxious to have our former friends to secure theirs first. John Culp near Cawthorne.
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Joe H. Inderroden
John Culp
Cawthorne
Fishermen Seek Setting Hens For Bass Haul
A plea from Warren Whitmore and others in Besemer asks for setting hens to aid fishing as a fish car with A. C. Baxter arrives. They urge lenders or sellers to respond to C. A. Scntt Morris Wilson or Joel Inderoden.
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Warren Whitmore
Besemer
A. C. Baxter
Ohios
C. A. Scntt
Morris Wilson
Joel Inderroden
Famous Land Mar Be Preserved Fort Laurens Park
NEW PHILADELPHIA May 17 Fort Laurens in this county will be preserved in natural beauty after a 3000 appropriation to improve grounds around the historical structure. Fort Laurens, a famed revolutionary and Indian fort in Ohio, was the first fort west of the Ohio river, erected in 1778 by 1000 men under Gen. McIntosh to curb hostile tribes. Twenty eight acres comprise the state park purchased last year.
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New
Philadelphia
Laurens
Fort Laurens
Ohio
Ohio River
McIntosh
Ft. Pitt
Too Much of a Good Thing
Six years of stomach trouble ended when the narrator tried Mayr's Wonderful Remedy on a doctor's and druggist's advice. The simple preparation claims to remove catarrhal mucus and inflammation causing stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis. One dose proven or money refunded. McKee Drug Co Athens Gems Pharmacy Nelsonville druggists everywhere.
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Mayr
McKee Drug Co
Athens
Gems Pharmacy
Nelsonville
Rome township school closing day promises great interest
May 20 closing day exercises at Stewart for Rome township schools feature an 8:15 assembly, a 8:30 parade led by a fife and drum corps, and contests for all ages. Events include running, jumping, ball throwing, horse shoe pitching, baseball, basketball, and planned girls’ sports with later speaker announcements. Basket lunches encouraged.
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Stewart
Rome Township
Baker
Bandit Raid Foiled at Navarre Bank by Alarm
Three would be robbers attempted a noon burglary at the Navarre Deposit and Banking Company in Navarre Ohio. Assistant cashier Frank Zintmaster triggered the burglar alarm while peering down the muzzle of an automatic weapon, preventing the theft.
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Navarre. O
Navarre
Frank Zintmaster
Brazil Ambassador Warns of Tariff Retaliation
Ambassador De Alencar of Brazil warned American businessmen that restrictive tariff legislation in the United States will almost inevitably provoke retaliatory measures by other nations. The warning came in New York on May 17.
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America
New York
United States
de Alencar
Brazil
Apple corer resembles a corkscrew with a detachable core
A German invention features a long handled apple cover that withdraws an already cut loose core, resembling a corkscrew in form and action.
New Pittsburgh Mine No 9 At Circle Hill Reopens
New Pittsburgh Mine No 9 at Circle Hill resumed full operation Tuesday after a lengthy idle period. The restart signals renewed prosperity for Athens county miners and suggests a quick return to normalcy for local business groups.
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Pittsburgh
Circle Hill
Athens County
Businessmen urge policies to boost domestic prosperity
In New York on May 17, the National Association of Manufacturers called for a constructive international policy, repeal of the excess profits tax, a direct sales tax, railroads restored to normal employment, open shop adoption, fewer strikes, employer cooperation, thrift, and a stronger national effort. President Stephen C. Mason of Pittsburgh delivered the annual address.
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New York
National Association of Manufacturers
Stephen C. Mason
Pittsburgh
Thrillers Exhibited by Ari o Company in Chicago Heist
The S. Film Company placarded Chicago offering to rent six reel thrillers from 25 cents to $1 a day, film stock usually costing $500 daily. Leo Kardleasinski aged 11, president of the company, confessed that he and other youths stole celluloids from a film house and rented them at professional rates. The films were stolen from L. E. Herman's concern, who offered Kardlesinski a job, which he declined.
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Chicago
S. Film Company
Leo Kardleasinski
L. E. Herman
Kardlesinski
Surprise party honors Floyd Russell on twenty first birthday
Mr and Mrs G P Russell of Harmony Hill hosted a surprise party Saturday evening for their son Floyd in his twenty first birthday celebration. About sixty friends attended and enjoyed games and refreshments marked the end of a social event with many remembrances.
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G. P. Russell
Harmony Hill
Floyd
Funeral Held for Mrs. Daniel J. Mahoney in Dayton
The funeral for Mrs. Daniel J. Mahoney aged 26, daughter of former Ohio Governor James M. Cox, and Democratic presidential nominee, was held today at 2 p.m. from the family home in Oakwood, Dayton suburb.
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Dayton
Daniel J. Mahoney
James M. Cox
Ohio
Oakwood
Sociologists Debate Focus on Delinquent Parents
Sociologists argue that research time should target delinquent parents rather than their children, shifting emphasis from youth misbehavior to parental factors influencing juvenile delinquency.
Mason City men held at Union Station over board bill
Harry Phillips and Frank Whitlock arrived from Mason City West Virginia and met Sheriff Herb Parker who handcuffed them at Union Station. They were jailed and today sent back to Mason City to answer a charge of taking the French leave without settling the board bill.
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Union Station
Harry Phillips
Frank Whitlock
Mason City
W. Va
Herb Parker
Chamber of Commerce Luncheon Features Two Speakers
The noon program will feature W. T. Copeland and Hon. C. C. Crabbe. Copeland, known in Athens county for federal farm loan work, will discuss the land bank law's constitutionality per a U S Supreme Court decision. Crabbe, a leading U S House member and former Madison County prosecutor, hails from London.
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Chamber of Commerce
W. T. Copeland
C. C. Crabbe
Copeland
Athens County
United States Supreme Court
Crabbe
House of Representatives
London
Madison
Crabbe Seen as Suitably Qualified for Attorney General
County political leaders familiar with the state capital legislative scene propose Mr Crabbe as a strong attorney general candidate. The meeting will include a luncheon at 12 o'clock sharp to accommodate a large attendance and to adjourn at the usual hour.
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House
Crabbe
Mitchell Meeting at Millfield Continues Through Sunday
The Church of Christ in Millfield hosts the Mitchell evangelistic meeting, the largest attendance in years, with seventy seven confessions so far and Roy Patterson winning a prize box of chocolates from W. E. Fulton for the most children at Sunday school. Dr. Mitchell’s sermons praised for oratorical力 impact. A banquet is planned later this week.
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Millfield
Mitchell
Church of Christ
Dr. Mitchell
Roy Patterson
W. E. Fulton
Thompson Refuses to Alter Call for Federal Troops
Major C F Thompson, war department representative in Williamson West Virginia, today refused to change his recommendations against ordering federal troops into Mingo County to quell industrial warfare.
Civil War Veteran Glouster Kempton Dies at Urban Crest
Glouster D. M. Kempton, 73, Civil War veteran, died at home in Urban Crest about 10:30 last night after months of poor health. Survived by wife, four children James Dexter Nelle and Chas Kempton, and brother George. Funeral arrangements not completed this morning.
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D. M. Kempton
Urbancrest
Mr. Kempton
James
Dexter
Nelle Kempton
Oneida
Kas
Chas. Kempton
Trimble
George Kempton
Oldfield Fined In Mayor Court On Liquor Charge
Barney Oldfield paid 400 dollars and costs after being found guilty of furnishing intoxicating liquor to Arthur Henshaw. The case was appealed and will go to the Athens common pleas court. William Jewell Jr faces manufacturing liquor charges and will be tried in Mayor Wallace's court tonight. Alumni banquet tickets must be bought by Wednesday noon from Gladys Danford or R B Williams.
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Barney Oldfield
Wallace
Arthur Henshaw
Oldfield
Common Pleas Court
Athens
William Jewell Jr
Gladys Danford
R. BH. Williams
Williams
Dads Lead Evening Program at First Baptist on Father’s Day
A Sunday program at First Baptist church honors Dear Old Dad with a full event by fathers and prospective fathers. The community is urged to attend to show appreciation.
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First Baptist Church
Funeral Held For Overseas Veteran Elza Cunningham
The funeral of Elza Cunningham a World War veteran who died in France was held yesterday afternoon at Chauncey Attending were Mr and Mrs Grant Wallace Mr and Mrs Zern Cunningham Mrs Sam Dunnett Mrs Sadie Williams Harry M Wilson Miss Eata Cunningham and John Cook The latter belonged to the same company as Pingrtes Sateen in the overseas service.
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Elza Cunningham
France
Chauncey
Grant Wallace
Zern Cunningham
Sam Dunnett
Sadie Williams
Harry M. Wilson
Eata Cunningham
John Cook
Pingrtes Sateen
Local travelers and business visits noted
Mr and Mrs Jay Gosspell left yesterday for El Paso Texas They will also spend time in Ali pone and Montana before returning F P Kientz is in Columbus on business today Jacob Paul is spending the day in Columbus 8 D Spero left yesterday for Cleveland to spend a week at his old home
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Jay Gosspell
el Paso
Texas
Alipone
Montana
F. P. Kientz
Columbus
Business Today
Jacob Paul
D. Spero
Cleveland
Freezone Promises Pain Free Corn Removal
Freezone offers quick relief for aching corns with a few drops. A tiny bottle sold by druggists claims to remove hard and soft corns and toe corn without any pain, letting you lift the corn off with fingers.
Athens storage demand remains high amid building boom
Despite rapid new home construction in Athens about thirty five homes were under way a month ago and eighty families stored goods in a city warehouse. Today storage numbers stay steady even as more homes rise. Furniture sales rise as new homeowners add pieces, perhaps reducing old goods storage.
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Athens
Bill cuts half from many department estimates
Washington May 17. A deficiency appropriation bill slashing more than fifty percent from departmental estimates was reported by the house appropriations committee today.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Optimist's creed on turning cheeks invites silence
A lighthearted line suggests an optimist believes turning the other cheek ensures no one retaliates and no one hits back. The remark frames pacifist patience as a rule of personal conduct rather than a guarantee.
Senior Day at Ohio University Planned for May 18
Senior Day on Wednesday May 18 at Ohio University with 9 10 dismissal for classes. An academic recognition will occur at 9 20 followed by a roll call and exercises led by seniors. The remainder of the day is a holiday with seniors and faculty forming a procession from Ellis Hall to Alumni Gateway then to Ewing Hall.
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Ohio
Ellis Hall
McGuffe
Alumni Gateway
Ewing Hall
Clarks Chapel Preaching on Trinity Evening
At Clarks Chapel a preaching service is scheduled Wednesday May 18 at 7 30 p m The sermon title is Thoughts on the Trinity delivered by the pastor or guest speaker.
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Clarks Chapel
Wednesda
Selmon
New Steaming Device Opens Battery Sealing And Distills Water
A new steaming device is designed to open the sealing of storage batteries while also distilling water for use in the batteries, aiming to improve maintenance and efficiency in battery operation.
Growing Deaf With Head Noises? A Home Remedy
If you are dealing with deafness or roaring noises in the ears, try a simple home remedy. Dissolve 1 ounce of double strength in hot water with a pinch of sugar and take 1 tablespoon four times daily. Relief may come as nasal passages clear and throat drainage improves.
Nerv-Worth Ends Three Years of Nervous Misery
A woman plagued by years of extreme nervousness and stomach pains finds relief after using Nerv-Worth. She credits the product with stabilizing her nerves and restoring strength, noting she no longer suffers as before. The account presents a personal testimonial of the remedy’s effectiveness.
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Kor
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