Carnival Sunday Pay or Go to Jail by City Council
May 18 report from Louster notes a council order to collect old fines or jail for delinquents. Some pay on installment plans, others refuse. Mayor to judge leniency. May 26 set as final deadline. Also includes carnival plan by Frank McCann Post American Legion to fund athletic field rent near Athens Jumber Company works. Howard Brothers to supply attractions. opening Monday night.
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Glouster
Frank McCann Post
American Legion
Howard Brothers
Athens Jumber Company
Louster
Marshal Williams
Vines
Imu
Funeral note for Nancy Kasler O Neal in Jacksonville
Nancy Kasler O Neal aged 85 died Wednesday at her brother Nathan Kasler's home Ames Township. Born June 7 1844 she was the oldest of ten siblings and widow of William R Neal. Funeral held in the Hasler home Jacksonville and burial in Bedford Pennsylvania beside her husband. A foster son Harry Miller lives in Harrisburg Pa. Known as Aunt Nan, she left a large Ames Township family behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Nancy ‘Kasler O'Neal
Nathan M. Kasler
Bedford
Harry Miller
Harrisburg
O'Neal
Nan
Adelphian Society Presents Literary Program at High School
A literary program by the Adelphian Literary Society will be held Tuesday evening at 7 30 in the high school auditorium Glouster. The event features music readings two one act plays original poems and magic tricks. Admission is free and the public is invited.
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Glouster
Adelphian Literary Society
Glouster Quicksteps Defeat X.Y. C. 6 to 4 in Express Thayer
Glouster May 18. In a late Thursday afternoon game the Glouster Quicksteps, a colored aggregation, beat the X.Y. C. team by 6 to 4. Anyone wanting a game with the Quicksteps should write Virgil Tucker at 19 Morgan Street, Glouster. Mrs Arthur Coombs, after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs D Reesar, returned home to Cleveland after attending Mrs J A Richards funeral and staying a week.
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Glouster
Glouster Quicksteps
X.Y. C
Virgil Tucker
Morgan Street
Glauster
Arthur Coombs
D Reesar
Cleveland
Coombs
J. A. Richards
Local Social News From Racine and Nearby Areas
Mrs Ben Dye visiting her Michgan home. families in Racine and surrounding towns hosted relatives and friends. Several residents, including Miss Frankie Bigley and Mr Everett Brooks, are noted for visits, travels to Toronto for work, and local gatherings with kin. An eye injury at Mine No 16 is reported for a miner.
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ACIE
Ben Dye
Mary Teegle
Michigan
Plains News: Local People Active in Community Life
The Plains community reports a week of activity with Elmer Leverly counting the Plains special school district, residents visiting, and local chores. Mrs. Venice Besch improved after appendicitis scare. Herman Humphry and others visited Athens. Harvey Hawkins bought property for $500. Go-To-School Day planned at Plains High School with exhibits. Numerous social visits, birthdays, quilts, and church society quilting mark a busy period among families including Smiths, Evans, Seevers, Wallace, and Stalder, with many trips to Mansfield, Haydenville, and Barberton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Leverly
Plains Special
Venice Besch
McMillan’s
Herman Humphry
FE. Jacobs
Athens
Harvey Hawkins
Iave
Dames Staley
Plains High School
Plains
Roy Smith
Columbus
Fred Osborne
Henry Evans
Hubert Shreves
Ben
Bill
Eliza Seevers
Mansfield
Burr Oak URR Oak May Birth and Local Visits
Burr Oak May birth reported to Mr. and Mrs. Joss Wagstaff a daughter born recently to Maud Dawson. Local family notes include Mr. and Mrs. Howard Embry visiting with Marion Zartey and Faye Ivers families, Fred Carringan visiting William White’s household, Len Westfall traveling to Pontiac for work, and Eva Ivers spending Sunday with her father W A Hogsett and later with her daughter Mae McDonald.
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Urr Oak
Joss Wagstaff
Maud Dawson
Howard Embry
Marion Zartey
Faye Ivers
Oak Oak
Richard Frazier
Fred Carringan
Trimide
William White
Hocking
Len Westfall
Burr Oak
Pontiac
Mich
Eva Ivers
W. A. Hogsett
Mae McDonald
Corning News Notes From Local Lodges and Visits
Corning May Day report covers Masonic Lodge visitor from Bishonville, annual inspection of Prthiar Sisters in New Straitsville, and relatives visiting in Cleveland after Dr. Wilson Peart’s injury in the blast. Also mentions Virgil Bell and mother in Logan, Delmar Dunlap’s indefinite stay in Lansing, Ladies Society luncheon at M FR Church, Class Thirteen’s banquet and $50 donation, tax day May 28 for building fund, Cincinnati trip for relatives, Nev Ludwig visit, and local families Corning May Day roundup.
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Ing Masonic Lodge
Bishonville Masonic Lodge
Pearl Roberta
Charis Schlingerman
John Ferguson
Ed Wilson
Prthiar Sisters
New Straitsville
Pii
James Miller
Jew Harris
Cleveland
Wilson Peart
Virgil Bell
James Bell
Logan
Delmar Dunlap
Lansing
Mich
Ladies Society of the
M. FR. Church
Clyde Dunlap
Hazie Miller
Clarence Garrison
Myrtie McCoy
Tom Spence
Ralph Mardy
Cincinnati
Royal Welcome for Unibus Road Will Tourists
The special committee with Une ant of the American Legion gave a royal welcome to the unibus road will tourists. Music by the New Lexington Catet Band. Speeches of welvente by E J Ryan of the New York Central Railway at Corning. One year of coal from Mine No 4 on the main track of the New York Central yards. Mr and Mrs M B Dayee returned from Florida. Mrs Charles Schlingerman and daughters Tobena and Charlotte visited Columbus. Richard Mason and Jack Law attended airplane display at Columbus. Temlett Laub Maurier Foraker and Miss Margaret Schlingerman of Athens visited parents.
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American Legion Boya
Unibus
New Lexington
J. Ryan
New York Central Railway
Corning
New York Central
M. B
Florida
Charles Sehlingerman
Tobena
Charlotte
Columbus
Richard Mason
Jack Law
Temlett Laub
Maurier Foraker
Margaret Schlingerman
Athens
Community Guests and Visits Across Amesville Area
Miss Kristie Morrison of Nelsonville visited last Sunday. Rosa Brown and Arch Brooks family returned home after a few days in Columbus with son Joseph. George Ossman and daughter Heater visited relatives in Manhattan. Charles Mallon of W Va spent Sunday with his sister Mrs Mary Becklar. Frances Brown called on Agnes Pidcock. Mrs William True of Steubenville is visiting with Mr and Mrs J W Kinsey. Mathew Hickman and William Ronaldson were in Amesville Sunday. Mingie Ossman announced daughter Jessie’s marriage to Charles Stover of Hamtey Man. Vester Pickett visited Margarite Ridenour. Henry Fain left for Taylor Station for employment.
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Imberly
Kristie Morrison
Nelsonville
Rosa Brown
Arch Brooks
Columbus
Joseph
George Ossman
Aughter
Heater
Kathleenman
Manhattan
Charles Mallon
W. Va
Mary Becklar
Frances Brown
Agnes Pidcock
William True
Steubenville
J. W. Kinsey
Mathew Hickman
Ian William Jionaldson
Amesville
Mingie Ossman
Jessie
Charles Stover
Vester Pickett
Henry Fain
Taylor Station
Burial for Thor Letcher in New Straitsville Church
Burial services were held Thursday at the M Church for Thor son of Mr and Mrs John Letcher who died Tuesday after an operation for hernia ten days earlier. He is survived by his father, two brothers Violin of Cambridge and William, and three sisters Elizabeth Wrebindy Regina Spire Horis Begtley Pauline Mee jLean Louise Keller Manetta Yarger Marlean McGinley Gertrude Nelson Virginia Walters and James Lines. Gene Brunton and Leo July vacationed with his mother Mrs Bert Swayer. Mrs White and Mrs Meoooms announce birth of a son to W Fletcher 17.
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Stihaitsville
Thor
John Letcher
Jlew
Hart
Violin
Cambridge
William
Isville
Sbyesville
ETT
Christian Her
Cleveland
Leo Jully
Bert Swayer
Chesterhill News Highlights Local Changes and Health News
Ellie Funk learns her daughter Manan Spurrier, a Marysville student, was rushed to Girant Hospital for appendicitis surgery with a hopeful prognosis. Mr and Mrs Stephenson of New Straitsville announce Ruth Ellen, previously Helen Berra, involved in a Sunday tragedy. Property sold on Main Street to David Coler and wife. Lillie Wagner weds George Carr in a Chesterhill ceremony. Todd's neighbor Mrs. Mamie Tierpoint suffers appendicitis. sister Mrs. bury Parker plans care help from My Mouth Ind. Marion Township School Board hires teachers for Chesterhill School including Principal FE 0 Shepari, and assigns Nettie Varner, Hazel Gander, Josephine Smith, Maybelle Archer to respective grades.
Meinhardt to Demonstrate Rupture Shield in Marietta
E J Meinhardt, noted rupture expert, will demonstrate the Rupture Shield at the LaFayette Hotel Marietta Ke on Monday May 11 from early morning to afternoon. Admission is free and demonstrations will be followed by special arrangements for women and children. The device claims to strengthen abdominal muscles reduce rupture and has no undershrouds and is sanitary and wearable in the bath.
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E. J. Meinhardt
LaFayette
Marietta
Kfe
Chicago
Finlr
Inhardt
Spec Picea
Dee Nahas
Weil NS
Cranford Avenue
Local News Snippet Reflects Rural School Staffing and Community Events
Grade Edith Yarnell sees rural schools lacking teachers as county re-survey remains incomplete. H K Michener and wife return from Columbus. he’s a solo cornet in the Aladdin Shrine Band touring West via southern route through Mexico and Canada. Gladys Wallace opens Nozy Kove restaurant. Elin Davis of Mountville visits family. Bertha Moody joins parents in Columbus for two weeks. Eastern Star Lodge members attend inspection at Bishopville.
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Edith Yarnell
H. K. Michener
Columbus
Michener
Station Wail
Mexico
California
Oregon
Washington
Canada
Gladys Wallace
Elin Davis
Mountville
Herbert Davis
Mia
Bertha Moody
Thomas
Frishey
Easternstar Lodge
Bishopvillas
Sharpsburg News Highlights Local Happenings
Sharpsburg and Bartlett area residents are noted for graduations surgeries and contests. Lenore Keney of Sharpsburg returns home after an appendectomy and foot burn operation in Marietta and plans to attend Bartlett High School graduation May 17. Ethel Burt remains in Marietta hospital. Louise Kederson, 15, wins multiple state contest prizes in Oklahoma for Latin history English and spelling. Garnet Sedwick of Utley School maintains perfect attendance. County agent T H Johnson visits. Talk of local oil field work and a May 18 store opening. Households share Mother's Day visits with relatives in Marietta and Bartlett.
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Lenore Keney
Myron Keney
Herman
Marietta
Bartlett, High
Bartfist
Ethel Burt
Vis Inal Hospital
J. F. Grimes
Canlon
Robert Grimes
T. Strodes
Wayne Edgerton
Lillian Nardin
Louise Kedserton
J. R. Edgerton
Oklahoma
Garnet Sedwick
Utley School
T. H. Johnson
Harry Aldridge
Calloway
Iiny Beaver
Ruth Arnestrong
Coalville Visit Noted As Local Folks Socialize
Miss Virginia Brandeberry of Coalville visits Mr and Mrs Robert Kelley recently. Miss Esther Sherman is visiting relatives at New Marshfield.
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Virgina Brandeberry
Coalville
Robert Kelley
Esther Sherman
New Marshfield
Local social notices from Mt Liberty area May gathering
Fragmentary report shows May 1 term at Mt Liberty and a Sunday calling on Henry Welch. Other items mention Frank and Ruth Mullen and Mike Jarvis visiting John Jarvis, with several accompanying relatives from Coolville and Pennsylvania, plus Layman visiting on Sunday afternoon.
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Mt. Liberty
William Sherman
Henry Welch
Frank
Ruth Mullen
Mike Jarvis
Columbus
John Jarvis
Katherine Jarvis
Highland Root
Claries
Emerson Daugherty
Coolville
Walter Root
Pennsylvani
Layman
Baseball game between Willesville and Carpenter Sunday
A local note reports a Sunday baseball game between Willesville and Carpenter. It also mentions Mrs. Jaabel Robinson visiting her brother Vinton Jewell, and that William Grant of Columbus won a contract to resurface State Route No. 142 with ten large trucks already in use and rapid progress.
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Carpenter
Willesville
Jaabel Robinson
Vinton Jewell
William Grant
Columbus
Ohio University Playshop ready for difficult finale production
The Ohio University Playshop prepares for the final production of the year, Kaufman and Connelly's satire Beggar on Horseback, to be staged Monday May 27 for students and townspeople and June 10 for alumni. The cast features 39 performers, with elaborate scene changes and lighting.
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Ohio University Playshop
Kaufman and Connelly
Haresback
Qline
Arastic
Neil McRae
Neil
Dr. Rice
Gladys Cady
Gladys
Mr. Cady
Candy
Stags
Will
Une
Albany plans new school district across townships
A meeting of Albany Village, Lee Township, and Alexander Township boards discussed forming a new district to consolidate area schools. A survey by Dr. T C Holy of Ohio State University and the State Department of Education outlined building plans and bus routes to transport students to a centralized Albany school, with consolidation hindered by transport and state rules.
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T. C. Holy
Ohio State University
Albany
County Board of Education
Albay Village
Lee Township
Alexander Township
Albany Village
Alexander Town
Albans
State Department of Education
Boards of Education
State Department of [Education
Ohio
George M. Morrin
Department of Bancation
Ghia
Ording
Township
Townehouse
Lookout
Fairviewto
Sharp School
Lesanders
Mrs Matilda Light Dies at Guysville
Mrs Matilda Light passed away at her home in Guysville after a two month illness of organic heart trouble. She was 83 and married to William Light, lived her entire married life in Guysville. Survived by seven daughters and a surviving son. one daughter preceded her in death. Funeral services at her residence Monday afternoon conducted by Rev Ilvox, with burial in Guysville Cemetery.
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Oelock
Athena
George I
Breyfagle
Cavil
Wiliam I
Guysvills
Sr. Ilvox
Athens A
Furial
Guysville
Art Fraternity To Host Exhibition At Hite University
An art exhibition featuring imported Japanese prints and pottery will be held by the Paldelin honorary art fraternity in the Aliwsani Memorial at Hite University. The display opens to the public on Wednesday afternoon in the SOM pee room.
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Ellists
Hite University
Paldelin
Aliwsani
Vail
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Fred Jansen
Arg
Delmah Hill
Chicamituge Council of
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Charch of Christ
Fr. Roberts
O’neal
Nancy Kasler O'Neal
Bedford County
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Joe Jackson
Talph
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Ervin Chanell
Gladya Crow
Letart Falls
C. B. Crow
Anna Wolf
Pomeroy
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Frankie Bigley
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C. B. Bigley
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Springfield
Herman Wolf
Everet Brooks
Syracuse
Albert Batkins
Oren Wolfe
Willard Wallace
Rich West
Kenneth Salser
Malph Tucker
Toronto
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Marion Woods
Chester
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Cheater
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John Weaver
Harold Weaver
Fullerton, Ky
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Anna Rheinwart
the Plains News
George Gabriel
Ladies Aid Society
My Church
Robert
al- Hster
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Jarney Hill
Charles Keeton
George Smith
Elizabeth Hawk
Thea. Nagle
Herman Jdaward
Son Wate
Miller
Gallia County
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Vinton
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Fisher Station
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Riza McViranor
Charles Bartlett
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Harman Stage
Bert Petts
Elmer Coon
Lower Plains
Elmer Savery
Clarence Cooper
Wranesday
Gabriel
Floyd Linscott
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Kimberly
Chesterhill
Sharpsburg
Cutler
Playshop
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Hei Carpenter
Vvo
Federal Tires
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Athens Furniture Exchange
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