Dinner Given By Local Priest In Nelsonville May 23
Father Eugene Owens hosted a noon dinner in Nelsonville for Father Angelo Gallorini, pastor of Murray City, who departs for New York and then Genoa aboard the Conte Grande. Gallorini plans visits across Europe and the Middle East, with Italy and Palestine among his intended stops, and will spend days with the Poston party there. Attending were Revs. Wittman of Bellaire, Kellerman of New Straitsville, Burkhart of Neffs, Nevin of Susan, Connelly of Athens, Donovan of Zaleski, and Schaefer of Buchtel.
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Nelsonville
Eugene Owens
Angelo Gallorini
Murray City
New York
Genoa
Italy
Gallerini
Palestine
France
Germany
Austria
Jugo- Slavia
Czecho-Slovakia
Belgium
Switzerland
Poston Party
Father
Favlorini
Joseph Wittman
Bellaire
Henry Kellerman
New Straitsville
Fred Burkhart
Neffs
James Nevin
Susan
William Connelly
Athens
Maurice Donovan
Zaleski
Julius Schaefer
Buchtel
Kimberly Still Ties For First In Twilight League
Kimberly remains tied for first as she defeats Central 7 to 5 in Nelsonville Twilight League action on May 23. Lauderback led with four hits, while Brown limited scoring in the late innings and Dileher and Brown combined for many strikeouts. Upcoming games listed include West vs Barbers on May 23 and Athenas vs Central on May 24.
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Nelsonville
Kimberly
Central
Dilcher
Brown
Wild
Lauderback
West
Barbers
Athenas
Program Will Be Presented Friday
The Ohio University School of Music sponsors a children's program at 7 30 Friday evening May 25 in Music Hall auditorium. Pi ano and violin numbers will be performed by pupils of Miss Vera Board Miss Irene Witham and Professor Ingerham. Public invitation.
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Ohio University School of Music
Music Hall
Vera Board
Irene Witham
Ingerham
Recital by Voice Student at Ohio University
Miss Mary Elizabeth Clark a sophomore lyric soprano at Ohio University School of Music presented a recital in Music Hall. Her program featured German lieder, French and Italian songs, and modern works with Doris Berry on piano during the third group.
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Music Hall
Mary Elizabeth Clark
Ohio University School of Music
Clark
Helen Heddon
Haydn
Schumann
Schubert
Doris Berry
Cyrill Scott
Cadman
Charlie Chaplin
Nelsonville High School 61 Graduate In Pageant Commencement
The fiftyeth Nelsonville High School commencement honored 61 graduates with a pageant titled The Gateway. Speeches and awards followed including cash prizes from local banks and honors for outstanding students.
Rotary club notes and social visits in Nelsonville Ohio
The Ro tary club met with a Know Ohio Week program presenting Buckeye state facts by Morris Badger Morgan and others. A memorial day program is planned in Columbus next week under G R Robinson and G Mechem. Guests G W Robinson and others visited Belmont County. Miss Cornelia Scott leaves for Pittsburgh to summer with her sister Eleanor Pogue.
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Nelsonville
Ohio
Rotary Club
Buckeye State
P. ©. Morris
Warren Badger
William Morgan
Ralph Parks
Lloyd Evans
Jesse van Horn
Columbus
J. L. Wilson
G. R. Robinson
Cornelia Scott
Pittsburgh, Pa
Eleanor Pogue
Meeting of El Karnak Grotto Officers in Nelsonville
May 23 report notes a gathering of El Karnak Grotto officers and trustees at the Masonic temple in Nelsonville. Listed officers include Ki B Acomb as monarch R B Stuart as master of ceremonies J D Knight as chief justice and trustees L C Laube James Sharp IH MH Hier Marty Kelly and B Stuart.
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Nelsonville
El-Karnak Grotto
Masonic Temple
Ki. B. Acomb
Monarch
R. B. Stuart
J. D. Knight
L. C. Laube
James Sharp
IH. MH. Hier
Marty Kelly
B. Stuart
Grislip Fined For Possessing Liquor In City Case
Lr. R. Grislip pled guilty to possessing intoxicating liquor and paid a $100 fine after arraignment before Mayor Alex Moore and officials. Officers Chief Herb Parker and Captain Charles Maple led the arrest. Also, Co M Gill and J L Truipp paid $1 fines for parking over an hour, with James Lewis, special traffic officer, ordering them to court.
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Lr. R. Grislip
Herb Parker
Charles Maple
Alex Moore
Co. M. Gill
J. L. Truipp
James Lewis
Recital by Mrs Mildred Fowler At Music Hall Athens
Mrs Mildred Fowler, soprano and Ohio University School of Music student, performs five groups tonight in Music Hall auditorium. Sibylla Strobel accompanies at the piano. Public invited to attend.
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Music Hall
Mildred Fowler
Athens
Ohio University School of Music
Mrs Haynes sells Nelsonville property to McCulloughs
In Nelsonville on May 23 Mrs Ki N Haynes of Akron sold her residence at 231 Oak Street to Mr and Mrs William McCullough of West Washington Street. The transfer formalizes the sale of the Oak Street property to the new owners now listed at that address.
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Nelsonville
Ki. N. Haynes
Akron
Oak Street
William McCullough
West Washington Street
Nelsonville Man 78 Dies at Meeker Run Home
An drew Finn 78 died Tuesday at his Meeker Run home. He leaves his wife and six children. Funeral services set for Thursday at 9 30 AM at the home of his daughter Mrs. John Campbell at Meeker Run.
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Nelsonville
Andrew Finn
Meeker Run
John Campbell
Osborn Man Named Nelsonville School Superintendent
H E Zuber of Osborn Ohio was elected Nelsonville city schools superintendent for a three year term. At 88 he previously led Bath township consolidated schools and will take over after resigning there. He is Miami University honor graduate and will complete a Columbia University masters this summer.
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Nelsonville
H. E. Zuber
Osborn
Ohio
Board of Education
Miami University
Columbia University
New York City
State Department of Education
Helen Shaw
Lillian Wolford
Grace Roberts
Mildred Roberts
Marie Stowe
Mary Sharp
Katherine Harrop
Francis Howe
Gertrude Bliss
Floyd Stone
Bessie Diehl
Florence Wood
Elizabeth Swink
Robert Reed
Ruby Lee
Margaret Kempher
Ivan Morris
Cornelia Scott
Agnes Raden
Bessie Deer
Margaret Williamson
Bertha Howard
Jennie Nelson
Miriam Slater
Louise Pearce
Alice Caldwell
Lillian Young
Nellie Hamer
Lydia Johnson
Josephine Baugh
Lulu Lane
Ella Patton
Ruth Cook
Imelda Smith
Gladys Bowers
Estella Reynolds
Florence Cook
W. B. A. Juniors Meet Thursday Afternoon
The W. B. A. Juniors will meet Thursday from 2 to 4 PM at the home of Jane Wisher on West Franklin Street. A good attendance is urged.
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Jane Wisher
West Franklin Street
Supreme Court Backs County Bond Block on Memorial Bridge
The State Supreme Court upheld the Lorain county court of appeals ruling granting a permanent injunction to Joseph Finegold to stop Lorain County from issuing 2,199,000 dollars in bonds for a Black River memorial bridge construction.
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Columbus
State Supreme Court
Lorain
Funeral for Mrs. Anna Kelly Held in Nelsonville
The funeral party arrived at 10 30 Tuesday morning and went to W W Kelly’s home for services at 2 o'clock led by Rev Ed L Morrell. Burial followed at Greenlawn.
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Nelsonville
Anna Kelly
W. W. Kelly
Ed L. Morrell
Greenlawn
Funeral rites for J. W. Crawford at Starr Church
Funeral services for J. W. Crawford will be held Thursday at 1 PM at Starr Church conducted by Reverend Adams. Burial will follow at Starr Cemetery.
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Nelsonville
J. W. Crawford
Starr Church
Adams
Starr Cemetery
Butler Remarks On Campaign In Liberal Republican Wing
New York May 238 O R Nicholas Murray Butler president of Columbia University criticizes the Republican campaign calling it disheartening. He notes except for Krank Lowden no candidate has a clearly defined position and mocks the nomination as a patent medicine sale for suburban real estate.
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New York
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Krank
Lowden
Butler
Lindbergh link sparks airplane stock boom on Wall Street
Col Charles A Lindbergh's tie to a commercial aviation venture spurred a sharp rise in aviation stocks on the New York Stock Exchange. Wright Motors climbed from 168 to 176 dollars a share in the first hour, a gain of 8, and Curtiss rose 9.50 to 130 dollars a share.
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New York
U.P
Charles A. Lindbergh
Wall Street
Wright Motors
Curtiss
New York Stock Exchange
Athens Girl Hurt as Train Hits Automobile
Dorothy McCormick 23 of Athens sustained a dislocated elbow and facial cuts when a Norfolk and Western freight train struck the car she rode in Columbus yesterday afternoon. Driver Mrs. Louise Koontz had a broken hand. both women were taken to Grant hospital where Ruth McCormick joined them later. The car was demolished after the collision on the tracks.
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Norfolk and Western
Columbus
Dorothy McCormick
Athens
McCormick
Louise Koontz
Grant Hospital
Ruth McCormick
Miss McCormick
Bert McCormick
Congress Street
Explosion Wrecks Home of Attorney in Kenosha
A powerful bomb exploded at the home of District Attorney Lewis W. Powell in Kenosha county last night. Powell and his four children were at home but unharmed. Powell had led a campaign against roadhouses and bootlegging and said he had received death threats.
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Kenosha, Wis
U.2
Lewis W. Powell
Kenosha Coun
Powell
Doctor Noguchi Dies in Africa From Yellow Fever
London reports the death of Dr. Hideyo Noguchi in Africa as a victim of a virulent African yellow fever germ he isolated. He reportedly died in Accra on the Gold Coast after giving his life to studying the disease.
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London
Hideyo Noguchi
South Africa
Accra
Gold Coast
Africa
Investigators Probe Phosgene Gas Origin After Hamburg Disaster
In Hamburg suburb a phosgene gas leak killed or fatally sickened twelve and hospitalized about two hundred. Doctors rushed to treat victims as rain and winds dispersed the cloud. Authorities seek the gas source while caution remains over long term effects for survivors.
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Hamburg
Germany
U.pk
Supreme court agrees to review Browning embezzlement appeal
In Columbus on May 23 40 the Supreme Court consented to review the appeal of George K Browning from Muskingum county lower court sentences of one to ten years in the Ohio penitentiary for embezzlement.
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Columbus
P—Supreme Court
George K. Browning
Muskingum County
Ohio
Nationalist Foreign Minister Resigns Over Civil War Strife
Shanghai May 23 Hwang Fu the nationalist government foreign minister offered his resignation citing inability to cope with foreign affairs after Japan intervened in the civil war.
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Shanghai
China
Hwang Fu
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Horn
Betts
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Rex
Dileher
Brike
Id Piteh
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Dupler
Relliford
C. A
Headley
F Brown
Wilkinson
Vuipler
Elliford
Ossman
Turner
Eenee
Hawn
McGuire
Seeee Rex
Dixey
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Hileary
Nelsonville High School
W. H. Parks
Isabelle Healy
Charles Griffin
Misses Grace
William Howe
Margaret Johnson
Kathleen Saltz
Supt. O. O. Crawford
Peoples Bank
Citizens Central Bank
Rebecca Sharp
Robert Vore
Louise Rice
Edward Stocklin
Margaret Coleman
Frank Haynes
Ruth Wyand
J. P. Brady
Maple Hill
Mrs. G. Mechem
Belmont County
Eva Silcott
Jake Seibert
Leoline Seibert
K. M. Gilbert
Grislip
Seles Property
Osborn Man
W. B.A. Juniors
Mandell
Jim Farley
N. Y
Sammy Mandell
Jimmy McLarnin
McLarnin
J. E. Zeller
Peg Ea
Mill St
Lahissa
Louis Conde
Labhissa
Lahissa Temple
Chicago
Florida
Conde
Ethel Decker
Doctor
Cretonne
Marquisette, White
Ecru
Stevens All Linen
Rollins
Lisle
Wwe
Agaal
Peter Pan Gingham
Liverett
Apron Gingham
Rayon Alpaca
Pongee
Rayon
Bandeaux
Veisonvillery Goods
En-Ar-Co
Reet
Auto Tire & Gas CO
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the National Refining
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