Memorial Services Held At G A R in Nelsonville
The annual memorial services were observed at the Presbyterian church with five surviving members marching from post headquarters. Rev Sivans delivered a sermon on Greater Love Than a Man Lay Down His Life For His Friends and Rep J G Matheny led prayers. Solos by Mrs Edith Stiers and Mrs E M McCune. Rebekahs degree staff to meet at IOOF Halls Tuesday evening with a favorite-dish refreshment plan. Mrs Jams R Parker of Norfolk is visiting Nelsonville with family.
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G. A. TR
Presbyterian Church
W. Ht. C
Sivans
J. G. Matheny
Giran Army
Edith Stiers
Rebekahs
Decoration Day closure affects Nilsonville stores and meeting note
On Decoration Day Friday Nilsonville stores close all day and Thursday afternoon casing is canceled for the week. Complete Decoration Day plans will be announced at the American Legion meeting Tuesday at 7 30. Local social visits include guests from Columbus Pittsburgh Chicago Cincinnati Indianapolis and New Straitsville with several couples and single guests staying with area residents.
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Nilsonville
The
American Legion
Hocking 3 Soft Coal Output Still Lowest in the Nation
Nelsonville Ohio May 26 The Geological Survey reports soft coal production for the week ending May 17 fell slightly from the prior week and remains the nation’s lowest. Total output 7 074 000 net tons with low daily rates, stock consumption rising as 1924 production edges above the 1919 low but trails 1923 activity. Eastern Ohio leads the district with 61 percent statewide. joint talks with operators urged to boost future output.
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Nelsonville
Geological Survey
Ohio
Illinois
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Farmont
W. Va
Winding Gulf
New River
Tug River
Kanawha
Logan
Hazard
Harlan
United Mine Workers
Ia Lsonville
Hockins
Southern
Local Visitors and Civic Notes Highlight Glouster
Glouster residents host guests from Columbus Brownsville and Pomeroy with visits to family and official events. Mayor Park suspends Fourth of July plans pending smallpox clearance while John Mitchell memorial dedication draws state officials and mine workers leaders. Hally Andrews and John Andrews plan a vulcanizing shop opening. Miss Mabel Jones visits Trimble after hospital work in Athens.
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Mayor Park
Robert Marshall
Richard Campbell
Pomeroy
Scranton
Pan
John Mitchell
International Union, Mine Workers Ofmerica
Gov. Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Catharine Witchell
John Kell
Hally Andrews
John Andrews
Corning
Beasley
Mabel Jones
Athens Hospital
Trimble
Bad Actor Is Jailed For Credit Fraud
Ike Carsey once played for charity at Athens grocery benefit shows. He then faced Magistere Helwig Monatay on charges of obtaining credit by false pretences. He used a daily dinner pail routine to justify trips to work in the yards and back home. Carsey pleaded guilty and was bound over to the grand jury under a $200 bond, later remanded to county jail for failure to post.
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Ike Carsey
Athens
James O. Earick
Carsey
Helwig Monatay
Himnss
Himnss Obtained Credit Under False Pretences. It Is Alleged Tthat Carsey
Barick
FE. C. Mariner
B.S. McFadden
National Detective Bureau
New Jersey Women Call Stop to Promiscuous Beauty Displays
In Atlantic City the New Jersey State Federation of Women's Clubs adopted a resolution urging women nationwide to oppose and condemn bathing girl parades and beauty revues. The move targets what organizers call promiscuous displaying of beauty and seeks a broader moral campaign.
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Atlantic Cit Y
N. J
New Jersey
John Hancock High School Graduation Scheduled
Hancock Big Torolo final graduation nears with Dean McCracken delivering the address. Commencement events run June 1 to 5 including sermons, lectures, class day, a play, and a seniors’ reception ahead of the school’s merger with Athens High School.
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John Hancock High School
T. C. McCracken
Athens High School
C. M. Bond
Ewing Hall
Stockdale
Ellis Hall
Hotel Berry
Swinghell
Mary Connett
Siena Boring
Lois McCleod
Elmer Mills
Saturday Spree Ends in Bastile
William Jaynes of Sugar Creek repeatedly faced Magistrate Helwig for drunken Saturday celebrations. He failed to pay a $50 fine and court costs and was jailed until the fine and suspended $175 was served, after being brought in by Sheriff McKinley.
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William Jaynes
Sugar Creek
Jaynes
Helwig
Bastile
Athens
McKinley
A Pretty Frock for Many Occasions Pattern
The Messenger Pattern Dept offers a dress pattern for afternoon or evening wear. The model uses ta f feta crepe de chine or figured silks with optional puff sleeves. Sized 16 18 and 20 years with yardage requirements and mail order details.
Bonds Found After Arrest In Santa Ann Case
Sheriff recovers seven thousand nine Liberty bonds from a man arrested for practicing medicine without a license in Santa Ana California. Several persons claim ownership of the bonds, which allegedly slipped from Dr Rex H W Albrasstender as he prepared for a bath in the county jail.
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P . Santa Ann
Cal
Rex H. W. Albraxstonder
Albrasstender
Police Question Harvard School Faculty After Disappearance
Police questioned EB Pence principal and Watter J Wilson instructor at the Harvard school where pupil Robert Pranks studied. Officers sought information about his friends and movements on the day of his disappearance and death. Other faculty members were questioned. none were held. Body found location unspecified.
Father of Slain Robert Franks Pursues $10000 Ransom
Victim's father Jacob Franks had set out from home with a $10000 ransom demand after a telephone threat. En route he forgot the witness, returned home, and learned his son was dead. news then reported the suspect had fled.
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Chicago
Robert Franks
Jacob Franks
Harvard school teacher questioned after body found
The athletic instructor H. P. Williams at Harvard school, a pupil of murdered Chicago boy Robert Pranks, was questioned after the body was found and then released, along with Principal Pence and Walter Wilson.
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H. P. Williams
Harvard School
Robert Pranks
Chicago
Principal Pence
Walter Wilson
Death of Sebastian Spicer in Straitsville linked to influenza
Sebastian Spicer of New Straitsville was found dead in bed Saturday. Officials say influenza caused his death. Mrs Spicer died less than a month earlier. Spicer lived on a farm near Oroville before moving to Straitsville a year ago. Funeral plans not learned. F. M. Collins shopped Lancaster Saturday on business. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Six of Lancaster visited Logan Sunday.
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New Straitsville
Dids
Sebastian Spicer
New Straits Ville
F. M. Collins
Lancaster
Mrs. Jesse Six
Logan
Transfer License Tags Case Involving Dayton Clark
Magistrate Miller fined Dayton Clark of West Logan twenty five dollars plus costs for transferring fused license tags between machines without a lawful transfer. Clark initially denied but then admitted guilt. A separate traffic collision occurred near Beougher farm between Rockbridge and Enterprise at about 6 pm Sunday involving Charles Kentner of Nelsonville and a second driver from Woulmbas. Cy Davis of disenvilie was with Kentner. Deputies Brandt and Farveann investigated.
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Miller
Dayton Clark
West Logan
Farbeam
Clark
Beougher Farm
Rockbridge
Enterprise
Charles Kentner
Nelsonville
Woulmbas
Cy Davis
Disenvilie
Kontner
Brandt
Farveann
Wreck leads to multiple arrests and charges in Canton area
Kontner and Davis are arrested on intoxication charges with Kontner also facing driving a machine while intoxicated. They are slated for arraignment before Magistrate Miller on Monday. Davis, a cripple, was found at the scene. Kontner fled to Loren before officers captured him. Clyde Warren and C I Yocum attended an Insurance agents meeting in Canton. Yocum is a Logan High School principal.
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Davis
Miller
Loren
iClyde Warren
C. I. Yocum
Logan
Canton
Loyal Union Mutual Co
New Straitsville
Mr. Warren
Prof. Yocum
Logan High School
Gift of Rainbow Trout Eggs Sent to Czechoslovakia
New York reports Rainbow trout eggs from Oregon aboard the White Star Liner Ptta ourg were sent to Czechoslovakia as a U S gift. The eggs will stock mountain streams and restore natural habitats for the trout across the central European republic.
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New York
Oregon
Czechoslovakia
P.ttaourg
United States
Central European Republic
How To Strengthen Eyes In a Surprising Short Time
An advertisement touts Lavoptik eye wash with camphor white hazel hydrastin claiming to strengthen eyes quickly. It promises improved reading and work ability with a small bottle and offers an aluminum eye cup free from Gibson's Pharmacy.
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Gibson's Pharmacy
Golden Eagles Enter Alaska Coast in Rabbit Hunt
An invasion of golden eagles along the Alaska guard coast has fur farmers on edge as the birds chase rabbits. Some fear blue fox pups could become the next prey in the expanding predatory behavior.
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Seward
Alaska
Alaskan Guard
Mumps Sweep Logan as Cases Rise Sharply
Logan residents face a rising mumps outbreak with several weeks of increasing cases. Illness remains generally mild but notably uncomfortable, with a large number affected and disruption in daily life.
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Logan
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