Memorial Day Plans Set by Glenford Dugan Post
Nelsonville May 27 Final plans were confirmed for memorial day observances. World War veterans will assemble at Greenlawn at 9 o clock for the memorial address by Reverend Morrell. A mausoleum dedication follows the Greenlawn services. Fort Street Cemetery services occur afterward, then a noontime dinner at the new Legion home for Civil War Spanish American and World War veterans.
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Nelsonville
Glenford Dugan
Greenlawn
Glenford Dugan Post
Mrs. C. H. Bartlett Attends Meeting in Columbus
Nelsonville dispatch reports Mrs. C. H. Bartlett traveling from Nelsonville to Columbus for a Presbyterian church conference led by Dr. Frank Bible and Mrs. Vera Merr ell. The event includes church program leaders and presbyteries officials plus a luncheon at the Chittenden hotel. Senior class at Nelsonville High performs as children at chapel with junior high invited. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Parks host Mrs. Max Pergrin and daughter Martha Mae from Akron. Mr. Pergrin returns to Akron.
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Nelsonville
Dc. H. Bartlett
Columbus
Presbyterian Church Conference
Frank Bible
Vera Merrell
Foreign Missions Committee
Athens
Cincinnati
Chillicothe
Portsmouth
Chittenden
Max Pergrin
Martha Mae
Akron
W. H. Parks
Pergrin
Akrin
Decoration Day work at Fort Street Cemetery
Nelsonville May 27 finishing touches are being put on the Fort street cemetery for Decoration day. Persons with lots in this cemetery are asked to cut the grass at once.
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Nelsonville
Fort Street
Omitted Name Noted in Nelsonville High School Graduates
The list of Nelsonville High School graduates published Sunday omits Garnet McMarrow missing from the ceremony roster and records.
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Garnet McMarrow
Nelsonville High School
Poppy Sale By Glen Ford Dugan Auxiliary
The Woman's Auxiliary of Glen ford Dugan Post and the American Legion sell memorial Day poppies. Poppies are available from Miss Irma Wilson at Citizens' Bank.
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Woman's Auxiliary
Glenford Dugan
American Legion
Irma Wilson
Citizens’ Bank
Eastern Star To Have Inspection
Nelsonville May 27 At the regular meeting of Eudora chapter Eastern Star final plans were made for the annual inspection to be held Tuesday June 2. Grand officers will attend including worthy grand matron Mrs Hazel Beach of London Ohio and worthy grand patron A A Schrama of Marietta with Mrs Beach acting officer.
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Nelsonville
Eudora Chapter
Eastern Star
Hazel Beach
London
Ohio
A. A. Schrama
Marietta
Tennis Club Meeting Urged In Nelsonville Tonight
Nelsonville May 27 tennis fans are urged to meet at 8 o clock tonight at the W M C A to form a summer club and organize activities.
East and West to clash in Nelsonville city league clash
Nelsonville May 27 East and West teams are set for a strong city league game at the city playgrounds on Thursday. Saturday features two games with Athens meeting Nelsonville at 1 30 and Haydenville facing Sugar Bowl at 3 30.
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Nelsonville
Athens
Haydenville
Sugar Bowl
New Mausoleum to Be Dedicated at Greenlawn
Following the memorial service at Greenlawn on Saturday the new mausoleum will be dedicated about 10 30 o clock. Rev Lloyd Evans will deliver the address and prayer will be led by Rev Mr Morrell with scripture read by Rev Mr Howearth. C L Stout represents the crypt association W H Parka the cemetery association and Dr C E Welch the civic clubs to accept the mausoleum for their organizations.
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Nelson Vil
Greenlawn
Lloyd Evans
Morrell
Howearth
C. L. Stout
Crypt Association
W. H. Parka
Cemetery Association
C. E. Welch
Californians Visit Columbus Winter Guests
Return from California finds Mrs. C J Bartels driving to Columbus to meet Mrs Joshua Spencer and Miss Catherine Spencer who spent the winter in California. Mr and Mrs Dave Evans and Mrs Sam Longley were in Columbus Tuesday.
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California
C. J. Bartels
Columbus
Joshua Spencer
Catherine Spencer
Dave Evans
Sam Longley
Mrs Bumgardner Buried Tuesday in Nelsonville Funeral
The Methodist church in Nelsonville hosted services for Mrs. Mary Farrow Bumgardner on Tuesday afternoon. Relatives and friends filled the church as floral tributes arrived, with a quartet including Mrs. B. Fewinivare, Mrs. Elmer Bay, and H.G. mentioned among participants.
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Nelsonville
Mary Farrow Bumgardner
B. FE Winivare
Elmer Bay
H.G
The Evening Sky in June Map and Star Guide
A June evening sky guide for 35 degrees north shows sky maps at 9 pm June 1 8 pm June 15 and 7 pm June 20. It explains Bootes Arcturus Vega Lyra Spica Saturn Jupiter Mars and Venus positions and how to locate them with a simple telescope and by using the Big Dipper as reference.
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United States
Bootes
Saturn
Libra
Virgo
Spica
Jupiter
Sagittasium
Mars
Venus
Earth
Mara
Funeral for Mrs. Bumgardner at Methodist Church
The service was led by the Reverend Morrell with Hobo and Elmer Bay and Mrs. Henry Lancaster singing Beautiful Isle and It Is Well With My Soul. The body was buried at Greenlawn. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Roy Farrow of Akron and Pearl Bateman of Lancaster.
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Hobo
Elmer Bay
Henry Lancaster
Beautiful Isle
Morrell
Greenlawn
Roy Farrow
Akron
Pearl Bateman
Lancaster
Mary Bumgardner
Methodist Church
Buchtel Man Dies After Long Local Residence
Nelsonville May 27. Harm on F. Myers, 68, died Tuesday night at Buchtel. He leaves his widow. A Mason and member of Oak Hill lodge, he had made Buchtel his home for many years and was highly respected in the community.
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Buchtel
Nelsonville
Harmon F. Myers
Oak Hill
Dayton visitor notes and Columbus arrivals
Will Tedrow of Dayton spent the weekend here with relatives and old friends. C. Sharp was in Columbus on Tuesday. Doctor Waters of Columbus was a business visitor here Tuesday. Dr. C. E. Welch accompanied
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Will Tedrow
Dayton
Cr. C. Sharp
Columbus
Doctor Waters
C. E. Welch
Miss Snowden Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
Miss Mary Snowden of Glouster was taken to St. Anthony's hospital in Columbus on Tuesday for an appendicitis operation. Mrs. William Morgan spent Tuesday in Columbus.
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Mary Snowden
Glouster
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Columbus
Seh
William Morgan
Surprise Birthday for Mrs. Murphy in Nelsonville
Mrs Frank Murphy was surprised by a Sunday school class gathering at her Nelsonville home on Tuesday evening to celebrate her birthday. About twenty members attended enjoyed games ice cream and cake and presented her with sherbet glasses.
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Nelsonville
Frank Murphy
Willing Workers Meet at Mrs Thomas Home
Church of Christ group held a Thursday gathering at Mrs Thomas residence on Poplar Street with Mrs Coleman assisting. Seventeen members answered roll call with a Bible verse. After business, a social time followed.
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Nelsonville
Church of Christ
Car Hit by Train at Glouster Crossing
Merle Adrian of Bishopville drove a Ford touring car into a moving No. 2 train at Front Street crossing around 10 30 this morning. He jumped just in time and escaped serious injury though thrown about 35 feet and the car turned upside down. The crash left the front end crushed, the motor running, and officials warn the crossing is extremely dangerous due to obstructed track view.
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Glouster
Fyord
Merle Adrian
Bishopville
Front Street
Adrian
Miners Vote to Work In Mines 255 and 281
Sugar Creek miners met and voted to work at Mines 255 and 281 on Green's Run. These are the only two operating Ohio Collieries in the area, both crowded as other company mines in the valley are shut down.
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Glouster
Sugar Creek
Green
Ohio Collieries Company
Mrs. Ade laide Koons Ill After Thumb Infection
Mrs. Ade laide Koons of Athens, formerly of Glouster, remains seriously ill after picking a felon on her thumb with a needle. She used the needle Monday evening and developed an infection six hours later with a high fever. If her condition does not improve, she will be taken to a hospital for treatment today.
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Glouster
Adelaide Koons
Athens
Death of Miss Hannah E Hickenson at Mountville
Miss Hannah E Hickenson aged 70 died at the home of Mr and Mrs Dan Davis near Mountville at 1 30 this morning after a period of poor health. She had spent the last weeks with Mrs Lucy Fitch and visited the Davises on Tuesday before passing away. She is survived by one sister Mrs C L Williams of Thornville.
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Glouster
Hannah E. Hickenson
Dan Davis
Mountville
Hickenson
Lucy Fitch
Life Estate Sold in 0.58 Acre Lot on Hollister Pike
The life estate of William C. Frye in 0.58 acre along the Hollister pike was sold to Edgar Davis at sheriff's sale in Athens for $200, two thirds of the appraised value, to satisfy a Davis judgment against Frye.
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Glouster
William C. Irye
Hollister Pike
Edgar Davis
Athens
Davis
Frye
Cunningham trio on Belle Center house party visit
S A Cunningham and Misses Esta and Mildred Cunningham returned home after attending a Belle Center house party at Mr and Mrs John Longbrake in honor of Neva Cunningham teaching there. They toured Harding tomb at Marion Indian Lake Pratt castles and Ohio caverns and enjoyed many sightseeing trips.
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Glouster
S. A. Cunningham
Esta
Mildred Cunningham
Belle Center
John Longbrake
Neva Cunningham
Harding
Marion
Indian Lake
Pratt Castles
Ohio Caverns
Henshaw joins Beasley Ford agency as salesman
John H. Henshaw, after selling his interests in the Glouster Livery and Auto company, has become a salesman for Beasley Ford in Glouster. He brings years of car sales experience and believes Ford offers the best prospects locally. He declined offers from two other dealers to join Beasley Ford.
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Glouster
John H. Henshaw
Glouster Livery and Auto Company
Beasley Ford Agency
Henshaw
Ford
Friendship circle meet at Methodist church
Mrs Bingman’s committee will host the Friendship circle at the Methodist church on Thursday evening. A musical program will be presented. Everyone is invited.
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Glouster
Knife with 76 blades crafted in Sheffield
William Bamforth, a cutlery craftsman in Sheffield, completed a knife containing 76 blades. The blades are among the smallest ever made and many are decorated with designs regarded as among the finest on steel.
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Sheffield
Eng
William Bamforth
Ex-Service Men Benefit by New Insurance Laws
Washington May 27 Amendments to the Reed Johnson act liberalize the law granting broader relief to veterans. Hines notes compensation for World War veterans with paralysis blindness or bedridden disabilities regardless of misconduct or hospitalization. Other changes include forfeiture consolidation, burial expense flexibility, eligibility for Civil War and World War survivors, and provisions for dependents and prosthetics.
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Washington
United States
Frank T. Hines
Veterans’ Bureau
Hines
Congress
Mary Ann Heading Rites Held At Chauncey
Chauncey mourns Mary Ann Heading 45 wife of Andrew Heading who died Tuesday after paralysis. Funeral at 1 pm Thursday from the Methodist church with Rev Courtney officiating. Survived by husband four sons and extended Schoonover family.. Harold Junod ill with tonsillitis at home on High street. Chauncey and Millfield residents attended The Lady of Shalott at Ohio University.
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Chauncey
Mary Ann Heading
Andrew Heading
Monroe Avenue
Methodist Church
Courtney
The
Christian Church
Heading
Albert
Willis
Leonard
George
Amanda Schoonover
John Loper
the Plains
Goldie Schoonover
Deanville
Charles Schoonover
Boonville
Ind
John Schoonover
Eyesville, C
George Schoonover
Floodwood
Edward
Edward Schoonover
Doanville
Harold Junod
Harry Junod
High Street
Chauncey and
Millfield
Athens
Moffett Family Guests Of Bene dum At The Plains
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Moffett and family of Huntington West Virginia spent the week end at The Plains as guests of Mr and Mrs Okey Benedum.
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Mrs. Lawrence Moffett
Huntington
W. Va
The
Plains
Mrs. Okey Benedum
Residents and visitors share weekend gatherings in The Plains area
Mrs Russell McHarg travels from The Plains to Ath ens to visit her grandparents The Herricks. Various local residents including Miss Icel Fierce and Miss Pearl Linscott spend weekends with friends and relatives in Athens The Plains Hocking Paplin and Deanville.
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Russell McHarg
the Plains
Athens
W. E. Herrick
Clifford Powell
Icel Fierce
Clarence Stage
Lowell
Herbert McDonald
Hocking
Arthur Wilson
Friend Love
Columbus
Dorothy Ball
Thelma
Charles Noble
William Mumer
John Slater
Pearl Linscott
Hoopers Ridge
Clifford Gabriel
James Gabriel
J. M. Thorne
Greens’ Run
John Reed
Terrel
Pomeroy
James Powell
Chester Milan
Paplin
W. Va
William Koon
Deanville
Leslie Koon
Harvey to receive three weeks treatment at Delaware Sanatorium
Chauncey resident W. A. Harvey traveled to the Delaware Ohio Sanatorium on Sunday for a three week treatment plan. He was accompanied by his son Noah Harvey and T R Hamilton both of Chauncey.
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Chauncey
W. A. Harvey
Delaware
Ohio
Noah
Harvey
T. R. Hamilton
Dover Board of Education to Hire High School Teachers
Chauncey May 27. The Dover board of education will meet this evening at Chauncey high school to hire high school teachers.
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Chauncey
Dover Board of Education
Chauncey High School
Traffic Cop Needed at North Pole This Summer
A Columbus Dispatch item notes a humorous demand for a traffic cop at the North Pole this summer, reflecting playful, lighthearted city humor.
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North Pole
Columbus
Ohio Dispatch
Nurse Praises Tanlac in Health Booster Testimony
A nurse from Walnut Park California extols Tanlac for anaemia nervousness stomach trouble and post op recovery. The ad cites over a hundred thousand users and promises rapid relief by building up the system and cleaning the blood.
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Tanlac
Taniac
K. M. Lowe
Walnut Park
Cal
Lowe
Spitzbergen Coal Mines Yield Vast Deposits for Sweden
Swedish miners at Spitzbergen harvest about 100000 tons of coal yearly from the icebound deposits used mainly by the Swedish state railways. From 1907 to 1923 about 1300000 tons were shipped, with operations expanding as mining advances reduce costs despite extreme polar conditions.
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Gothenburg
Spitzbergen
Mining in Spitsbergen Offers Gypsum and Coal Prospects
The report notes gypsum veins and coal prospects on Spitsbergen with advantages such as easy mining and no gas danger, plus stable temperatures and no drainage problems. Disadvantages include short working seasons, lack of winter cargoes, labor mood effects, and lower output per miner versus European mines.
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Spitsbergen
Mises
Vicar Acknowledges Receipt of Box of Cough Drops
In Colnbrook the vicar records receiving a box of cough drops left for the church collection bag. The item was quietly placed, later noted in parish records.
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London
Colnbrook
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Nelsonville News Digest OF Today
Legion Post
C. H. Bartlett
Mrs. Bumgardner
Qune
Glouster News
GIVE
Baltimore
Chauncey News
Merchants Committee
Chauncey Woman
TEE Plains Personal
Dover Board
the Athens Messenger
Lauceta Sp P.m
Ocking Valley
Aizrity
Baltimnour
Obio
Westmeath
Insurance of
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Isaac Wilson
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