Limit All Armed Forces To Home Defense Clarke
The Rev L W Clarke rector of the Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd, during a Memorial Service sermon on War and Peace urged limiting armed forces to home defense. He argued youth should decide about war and proposed an international peace model with Christian pacifism and a World Court. He urged contemplating soldiers who suffered in war while choosing approaches to peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Clarke
Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd
Clarke
Stauffer Files Petitions for Athens Council Seat
Mrs. Anna L. Stauffer of the First Ward filed petitions to run in the August primary for Athens City Council. Clerk C. L. Jordan confirmed she is a Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna L. Stauffer
Athens City
First Ward
C.L. Jordan
Stauffer
Athens County 4-H Clubs Grow as Plans Expand
Twenty-two 4-H clubs have been organized in Athens County with additional planning meetings. County extension agent 58 C Hartman announced. Clubs list officers and members from Mt Hermon Plantsville Oakdale Nimble Thimble Grow It All Albany and Toppers Coalville. Upcoming meetings set for Wednesday at 1 pm Oakdale School Building and June 6 at 6 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Extension Office
Coolville
Athens County
C. Hartman
Mt. Hermon-Plantsville
Denver Harris
Dave Aldridge
Vennie Sephus
Margaret Lawrence
Bobby Quinor
Charles Sepbus
Bonnie Fischer
Lucinda Hill
John Lewis
Eva Lawrence
Ruth Lawrence
Zelica Lewis
Opa Keirns
Helen Love
Oakdale Nimble Thimble Club
Delores Felter
Bernice Barnes
Faye Nott
Virginia Love
Elizabeth Christman
Arzella Frasier
Myrtle Felter
Dorothy Loomis
Sarah Renkin
Evelyn Christman
Freda McClellan
Grace McClellan
Marjory Standley
Myrtle Barnes
Beatrice McClellan
Oakdale
Albany
P.m
Olive Parish
Mar
Garet Conklin
Coalville High School
Coalville
Paul Stewart
Hockingport
Troy
Coolville High School
Robert Bobo
Arthur Enien
Hdward Keirns
Robert Barker
Fred Hayes
Harold Terrell
Charles Wilson
Lives Are Spoiled in Speed Scramble-Downs
The Rev. R. J. Downs of the First Christian Church urged that home life shapes character as the foundation of civilization. He warned that modern life’s rush erodes opportunities for quiet, meaningful moments and called fathers to be trusted companions to their sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Downs
First Christian Church
Athens Works Office to Open Next Week
H M Spang reports the Athens District 5 Works Progress Administration relief office will likely open next week. Federal field men may arrive Monday to inspect office space, with the unit run by an engineer and separate from the county relief organization. The Athens District serves eight counties: Athens Meigs Lawrence Jackson Gallia Vinton Hocking Washington.
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Athens
Works Progress Division
New Relief Organization
H. M. Spang
Athens County
Spang
Meigs
Lawrence
Jackson Gallia
Vinton
Hocking
Washington
William Masterton Struck by Automobile
William Masterton, 46, of on Earth Carpenter Street, was severely injured Saturday night when struck by an automobile driven by Robert Hutchins on Central Avenue. He suffered a crushed right leg and fractured right arm and was taken to a Columbus hospital where surgeons hoped amputation would not be needed. He was crossing the street in front of the Knights of Pyth ing Hall on North Court Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Masterton
On Eart Carpenter Street
Robert Hutchins
Central Avenue
Masterton
North Court Street
Columbus
Knights of Pything Hall
Religion at Home Is Big Need, Fowler Says
The Rev. Wilbur H. Fowler of the First Methodist Episcopal Church urged in a Children's Day sermon that families need more religious training of children at home. He said parents especially fathers are busy with work and neglect duties to their children and should share responsibility with the church in shaping religious life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur H. Fowler
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Mrs Mary M Lee Dies At Albany Home
Mary M Lee age 85 longtime Albany resident died at her Albany home Monday morning at 7. Her husband Travis W Lee died years ago. She was sister of L T Rossetter Chandler Rossetter and Mrs Matty Lindley. Funeral services will be held at her home in Albany time to be announced.
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Mary M. Lee
Albany
Travis W. Lee
L. T. and
Chandler Rossetter
Matty Lindley
J. T. Rossetter
James A
Howard Rossetter
Remodeling Underway at Hotel Berry
Remodeling work at the Hotel Berry includes complete redecorating and modernization. Louis R. Shaw says the project covers the coffee shop dining rooms kitchen and upstairs room with completion expected within a month after Ohio University commencement.
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Hotel Berry
Louis R. Shaw
Shaw
Ohio University
Local Music Memory Winners At Buchtel School
Robert Buchtel Schenz Billy Shively Eva Lafollette Betty Pol liver Audrey Davis and Charles Russel won a music memory contest led by Alfield Johnson at Buchtel school. Winners toured Old Man's Cave after the event. Martha Sheppard hosted a danc ing party for twenty four friends celebrating her sixteenth birthday in Nelsonville. The Tedrows of Columbus announce the birth of a daughter at Grant Hospital with grandparents listed.
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Buchtel
Robert Schenz
Billy Shively
Eva Lafollette
Betty Polliver
Audrey Davis
Charles Russel
Alfield Johnson
Buchtel School
Misa Johason
Old Man's Cave
Thuseday
Nelsonville
Martha Sheppard
Frank Tedrow
Columbus
Grant Hospital
James Sharp
Nelsonville Man Jailed After Night Arrest
Alva Rutter drew a revolver when Night Patrolman James Coope arrested him Saturday night. He pled guilty to intoxication and concealed weapon charges, with fines and jail time. Rutter held to grand jury on pointing firearms charge. Other locals—William Coakley Ernest Dowler Carl Kepler—charged with intoxication or related offenses with varied fines. Kepler faces assault hearing.
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Nelsonville
Alva Rutter
James Coope
S. G. Holland
Rutter
William Coakley
Ernest Dowler
Hamsey Run
Carl Kepler
Jackson Street
Nelsenville
Kepler
Roy Norris
Poppy Sale Opens Strong in Nelsonville With Dance Planned
The Legion and Auxiliary poppy sale in Nelsonville opened well on Saturday with Mrs. Kate Pettit in charge and continuing until Decoration Day. A public Poppy Dance is set for Tuesday night at the Legion Building to boost proceeds.
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Nelsonville
The
Legion
Kate Pettit
Grade Cards To Be Ready on Wednesday
Nelsonville teachers wrap up the term preparing grade cards for final distribution. Students will gather in homerooms at 10 o’clock Wednesday morning to receive their records.
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Nelsonville
Lodge To Nominate Nelsonville Officers At Meeting
Jr. O U A M meeting set for Tuesday night at the I O F Hall will nominate lodge officers. The funeral benefit department annual report was read and discussed at the last meeting. The Ohio Michigan Beneficiary Degree picnic is planned for Sunday June 9 at the National Junior Order Home in Tiffin Ohio with expected turnout from the local district.
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Nelsonville
I. O
Ohio
Michigan
National Junior Order
Tiffin
W. B. A. Juniors Meet At Wilms Bishop Home
Nelsonville party gathers Friday night at Wilms Bishop home after business. Contests and games entertain guests and refreshments are served by the hostess.
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Nelsonville
Wilms Bishop
Mose J. Evans, 84, Dies in Nelsonville
Mose J. Evans died at his Nelsonville home after a long illness. Born in Wales, he came to America at age 12 and lived in Nelsonville 29 years. For nine years he ran the Imperial Coal Co and led Masonic orders for 54 years. Survived by wife, three children, nine grandchildren, one great grandchild, two sisters, and a sister-in-law. Funeral Wednesday at 2 p.m. at his church. Also notes W. R. C. meeting and Memorial Day preparation in Nelsonville.
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Nelsonville
Mose J. Evans
Wales
Short Street
America
Ironton
Jackson County
Hocking Valley
Evans
Imperial Coal Company
Masons
Arthur Rosser
Lucile Gordon
Athens
Dave
Columbus
Lizzie Skyles
Wellston
Anna McKee
The
Methodist Church
Nelsonville Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Travels
Miss Myrtle Dow of Columbus visits her niece Mrs. Phil Kelch in Nelsonville. Fern Sims Craig returns to Zanesville after attending her NSA class of 1925 reunion. Amos Guess comes home healthier after five weeks in Grant Hospital. Athens residents William Powell and T. EF. McFarland return from an eastern motor trip visiting Washington, Atlantic City, Gettysburg and other points.
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William Craig
Fern Sims
Zanesville
N.H.S
Amos Guess
Grant Hospital
William Powell
T. EF. McFarland
Athens
Washington, D. C
Atlantic City
Gettysburg
Accident Injures Dr and Mrs Hurt in California Crash
A car collision near San Francisco injures Dr and Mrs Hurt while en route to tend to a Presbyterian minister. Both sustain rib and bruise injuries as medics assist at the scene. Authorities report no serious wounds and the couple is expected to recover.
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Dublin
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Rose Davis
Harry
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Viola Coffman
Cora Sehrives
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Carbondale
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Iris Adrian
Nelsonville Briefs
Myrtle Dow
Phil Kelch
Dr. and
Mrs. Hurt
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Paramathia Lodge
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Paul C
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McPherson
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Pico Wholesale Com
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