Nelsonville High seniors hear baccalaureate on Sunday
Nelsonville High School’s 63 graduates attended the annual baccalaureate in the auditorium. Rev. Swearer delivered the message stressing faith, perseverance, and honesty. The service featured prayers, hymns, and a formal program led by church and school leaders as relatives filled the crowd.
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Elsonville High School
Mville
Swearer
Pilgrim Church
Nelsonville
Nesonville
Sheare
Lloyd Evans
Presbyterian Church
Ward W. Hamm
Oa Rothrock
First Church
BR. F. Strickler
Seniors Are Guests At Church Affair
The Methodist Church in Nelsonville hosted a breakfast for the graduating class of 1934. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Rothrock chaired the event with decorated tables, a color scheme of black and gray, and a three course service by the mothers of the graduates. Supt. E. J. Arnold spoke on not following the crowd, and Joe Galvin spoke for the class promising each senior would make his mark in the world.
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Nelsonville
H. A. Rothrock
Methodist Church
Rothrock
E. J. Arnold
Arnold
Joe Galvin
Helen Shaw
C. H. Hannahs
Faculty Breakfast Guests Named in School Chronicle
The article lists attendees at the faculty breakfast including Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Arnold, Miss Helen Shaw, Miss Blanche Moorehead, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Hannahs, Miss Mary Sharp and Miss Bessie Deer as part of a classroom community note.
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E. J. Arnold
Helen Shaw
Blanche Moorehead
C. H. Hannahs
Mary Sharp
Bessie Deer
Social Roundup From Washington to Columbus and Athens
Glenn Weymueller visits the Stovers in Washington D C. Emma Wilson spends Friday and Saturday in Columbus. Donald Duff Ludwig Nemic and families from Martins Ferry visit locally. Lillian Stover joins Sigrid Love in Columbus. Joe Stover Patton visits Sheltering Arms Hospital in Athens where he recovers from surgery. Womans Community Club requests flowers for Fort Street Cemetery graves. donations urged by noon Tuesday.
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Emma Wilson
Columbus
Donald Duff
Ludwig Nemic
Martins Ferry
Sallie Milliken
Evelyn
Bellaire
C. A. Stover
Lillian
Sigrid Love
Elton Smith
Charles Dalton
William Patton
Joe
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Nelsonville
Fort Street
Womans’ Community Club
Glouster's 8th Inning Rally Upsets Athens 4-3
In a Sunday league game at Glouster, the F. O. E. team trailed 3-1 until the eighth inning when Roback, McAllister, Winn, Molnar, and Gatchel produced three runs to beat Athens F. O. E. 4-3. Pyle allowed eight hits with 11 strikeouts. Welling yielded six hits but faltered in the eighth.
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Glouster
Gatchel
Winn
Molnar
Pyle
Welling
Athens
Toso
Ccmcountcasnese
Erinote
Emensee
Stoecklein Property Auction Yields Few Bids
No bids were received Saturday for the Stoecklein brick business block facing Depot Square or the brick feed store on Main Street at public auction in Athens. The Madison Street residence and Red Apple farm in Homer Township were bid in by I J Fulton. Other properties sold to L E Richardson and George Murphy, while many lots failed to sell.
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Glouster
Stoecklein
Depot Square
Main Street
Athens
Madison Street
Homer Township
Morgan County
I. J. Fulton
State Banking Department
Water Street
Taylor Machine Works
L. E. Richardson
Fairview
George Murphy
Mrs Lunley Dies After Months of Illness at Trimble
Mrs Soloman Luniey 52 died Sunday night at her Trimble home after a two month bed confinement from heart disease. She leaves a husband and six children. Funeral plans not yet set. Milton Rutter 0 of Oakdale died Saturday night at St Francis Hospital Columbus. Taken there last Thursday for treatment. Body brought here Sunday. Funeral plans not yet set.
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Trimble
Soloman Luniey
Glouster
Milton Rutter
Oakdale
St. Francis Hospital
Columbus
Police Officials Arrested After City Parade
In Cleveland on May 28 John McGee and Don Campbell, union officials, were jailed with about 20 vagabonds after they led a parade in formal dress and top hats while carrying placards mocking the police. Detectives trailed in a battered car as 320 windows were reported vandalized and the arrests followed orders from Police Chief George J. Marowitz.
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Cleveland
John McGee
Don Campbell
McGee
Campbell
George J. Marowitz
Walter H. Duncan Dies at Glouster
Walter H. Duncan, age , a Glouster resident since 1888, died at his Main Street home Saturday night from a heart attack after two years of declining health. He is survived by his wife, two daughters, and three sons. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m. with Rev. G. B. Courtney officiating. burial in West Union Street Cemetery, Athens. He belonged to Glouster Lodge No. 7 F and A M and Magic City Lodge No. 797 I O O F.
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Glouster
Walter H. Duncan
Main Street
Mr. Duncan
Minnie
F. D. McCarty
Columbus
James
George C. Duncan
C. E. Duncan
Barberton
Magic City Lodge
New Lexington Defeats Nelsonville Eagles 11 to 3 on Sunday
New Lexington, an experienced baseball team, defeated the Nelsonville Eagles 11 to 3 in a Sunday game. Johnson allowed eight hits in six innings while Harmon Dupler and Meade Whyte provided the standout moments, including Whyte’s long third inning homer. Clark of the visitors added three singles as Whyte and Clark shared hitting honors.
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Nelsonville
New Lexington
Nelsonville Eagles
Jackson Eagles
Bill Hilleary
Johnson
Eagles
Harmon Dupler
Meade Whyte
Whyte
Clark
Buchtel
Buchtel Old Timers Facing Carbondale. Bex Score: New Lexington Abrhoa Dusenberry
Skinner
Adair
Gleason
Williams
Spohn
Fagies Abrhoa Whyte
Smith
Unemployed League to Meet in Nelsonville Hall
The Unemployed League will hold a meeting at the I O O F Hall on Wednesday at 7 30 PM State Secretary Brauck will be the speaker.
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Nelsonville
Unemployed League
I. O. O. F. Hall
Brauck
Miss Elsie Bookman Admitted for Appendicitis
Miss Elsie Bookman of this city was admitted to Cherrington Hospital Logan on Thursday afternoon for an appendectomy. She is reported to be getting along nicely after the operation.
Cat attack on driver near Klagenfurt shocks two friends
In Vienna region an unlucky incident occurs when a black cat leaps into Peter Sussbauer’s car near Klagenfurt, biting his neck as two companions pull him free and he is taken to hospital. In California a hospital visit follows a roadside incident after a car stop. Also a May 29 Ladies Auxiliary social at Eagle Hall Jacksonville announced with home talent and refreshments.
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Vienna
Peter Sussbauer
Klagenfurt
Sussbauer
San Mateo
Calif
Raymond Andre
Jacksonville
Ladies’ Auxiliary
The
Eagle Hall
Luther Berry Pleads Not Guilty Then Guilty On Alcohol Charge
In Nelsonville Luther Berry faced assault with intent to kill in an affidavit by his wife Lenora Berry. He pleaded not guilty at arraignment before Mayor S G Holland, bond set at 800 dollars for grand jury, affidavit withdrawn, charge dismissed with costs. Berry then pleaded guilty to intoxication and paid fines. Chester Speelman admitted taking an automobile spring from A B Neiman, fined 10 dollars, 30 days jail sentence suspended.
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Nelsonville
Lenora Berry
Luther Berry
S. G. Holland
A. B. Neiman
Jacksonville opens modern restaurant in former millinery shop
Lindsey Morrison launches a new restaurant on Sixth Street in Jacksonville after converting the old Davis Millinery Store with new windows and a complete interior redecor. Mrs. Frank Davis convalesces in Grant Hospital Columbus. David Cox drove Davis children to see their mother. Nearby visits tied to families in Georgetown Burr Oak and Burr Oak locals. Leo Goodrich from Jacksonville now in Daisytown wed Alice Adcock a Logan teacher in St Marys West Virginia on May 19.
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Lindsey Morrison
Davis Millinery
Sixth Street
Frank Davis
Grant Hospital
Columbus
David Cox
Davis
Eleanor
Clarence
Irene
Catherine
Jimmy
Lloyd Buckley
Bickford
Theresa
Georgetown
W. C. Hill
Buckley
William Latta
Burr Oak
Leo Goodrich
Jacksonville
Daisytown
Alice Adcock
Logan
St. Mary's
W. Va
Rufus Putnam School to Close June 1
The Rufus Putnam Training School will close Friday June 1 with a final assembly at 3 30 PM. Central East and West Schools also end on Friday June 8. West Side teachers plan room entertainment during the last week as they relocate to California Pa.
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Rufus Putnam
East
West Side
Mrs Harvey W Whitlatch Dies at Marshfield
Mrs. Harvey W Whitlatch age 52 died at her home in New Marshfield on Sunday morning after weeks of illness. Survived by husband six children and many siblings. Funeral held Tuesday at 2 pm in the Christian Church with burial at New Marshfield Cemetery.
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New Marshfield
Harvey W. Whitlatch
Whitlatch
Fern Hawk
Carl Winning
Athens
Ernest
Esther
Clyde
Carl
Emma Rhoades
Kate Webb
Susan Tennell
Mabel Wood
Charles Rhoades
Zaleski
Amanda Rhoades
Phillip Rhoades
Robert Rhoades
Hudson
Christian Church
The
Eastern Star
Pythian Lodge
Athens Grange
Miles E. Hoon
Pythian Sisters of Atheniaa Temple No
Death Claims Two Meigs Co. Residents
Jacob Keiser 72 longtime Pomeroy marshal died suddenly at his East Main Street home Saturday night. He left a wife two children and several step children. Funeral at Pomeroy Baptist Church Tuesday 3 40 pm with interment at Rocksprings. Mary Elsie Brown 53 died Sunday at her Minersville home. She left a husband George Brown five children and two step children. Funeral at Minersville M I C Church Tuesday 1 30 pm with burial at Minersville Hill Cemetery.
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Pomeroy
Jacob Keiser
East Main Street
Pomeroy Baptist Church
Rocksprings
Mary Elsie Brown
Minersville
George Brown
Minersville M
New Marshfield Plans Memorial Day Service
A Memorial Day service will be held Wednesday at 9 o clock in the Soldier's Memorial Building New Marshfield. Speaker will be Harry A Mettler Athens Attorney. Music by the New Marshfield band and the community choir. The Rev O M Davidson will give the invocation. Afterward all students and veterans will march to the cemetery to decorate graves of the fallen.
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Soldier's Memorial Building
New Marshfield
Harry A. Mettler
Athens
O. M. Davidson
Marriage License Issued Here In Pomeroy
A marriage license was issued in Pomeroy to Howard Roush, 26, and Margaret Spencer, 22, both residents of the town.
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Pomeroy
Howard Roush
Margaret Spencer
Aged Aid Applications Face Scrutiny in County
Mr B and Mr A figures highlight need for aid for the aged. Applications require sworn statements and notary, investigated by Richard McKinstry who oversees county aid for the aged. Local help offered to fill forms. office closes Memorial Day. mobile aid planned for Coolville residents to avoid Athens trips.
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Richard McKinstry
Chester Team Wins Here on Memorial Day Preview
Chester defeated Ravenswood 6-4 as five runs in the fourth inning carried the win. The win sets Chester up to meet Marietta in Chester on Memorial Day, continuing the local baseball schedule.
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Chester
Ravenswood
Marietta
Memorial Services Held for Civil War Veterans in Glouster
Memorial services Sunday morning at the Church of Christ honored Glouster’s last Civil War veterans J. L. Stahl and W. E. Christman and World War survivors. J. W. Moody of Bishopville attended as a guest. World War veterans and American Legion auxiliary members marched from the Legion Hall on High Street to the church for the sermon by Rev. Carl A. Gardner of Homer Township.
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Glouster
Church of Christ
J. L. Stahl
W. E. Christman
J. W. Moody
Bishopville
Mission Ends After Week of Services at Holy Cross
Attendance was large as Holy Cross Church in Glouster closed a week of mission services led by Rev. Father J. F. Kienberger of Co. P. A pageant by church youth preceded his sermon. People from other congregations attended the exercises. Red Men to Meet in Glouster for Chickamauga Tribe degree work Tuesday night.
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Glouster
Holy Cross Church
J. F. Kienberger
Co. P
Athens
Pomeroy
Nelsonville
Chickamauga
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