Cemetery presents post with a plat near Greenlawn
Nelsonville May 29 The Greenlawn Cemetery association at a meeting last night presented a large tract about 250 feet square across the avenue from the new mausoleum to Glenford Duganpost American Legion to be used as a burying ground for World War veterans. J D Adamson post commander stated the Legion boys appreciate the gift and that arrangements will be made for the dedication of the grounds.
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Nelsonville
Greenlawn Cemetery Association
Glenford Duganpost
American Legion
J. D. Adamson
Legion
Mrs. Kelly Hosts Bridge Club in Nelsonville
Mrs. Harry Kelly entertained the Nelsonville bridge club with a 6 o'clock dinner and four tables of play. Mrs. William Morgan was the guest of the club and Mrs. Nathan Hill won the trophy for high score.
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Nelsonville
Harry Kelly
Bridge Club
William Morgan
Nathan Hill
Local visitors and travelers noted in area social round
Mrs. Frank Neikirk left Thursday for Virginia to visit relatives. Rosemary Frakes of Columbus is visiting Miss Lillian Stover. The Rev A M Lamb and family returned to Cheswick Pa after ten days with Dr J M Hyde. John Daniels of Murray City travels to Detroit. R Wyman visits McArthur. Stanley Mechem Harrold Mechem and Donald Shafer spent Thursday in Columbus. Mrs George Hilman and her young daughter visit Huntington family.
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Frank Neikirk
Virginia
Rosemary Frakes
Columbus
Lillian Stover
A. M. Lamb
Betty
Hamilton
Cheswick
J. M. Hyde
John Daniels
Murray City
Detroit
Mich
R. Wyman
McArthur
Stanley Mechem
Harrold Mechem
Donald Shafer
George Hilman
Little Daughter
Huntington
W. Va
Local Social Notes Touch Down in Columbus and Nearby
Mrs Violet Woodard and Mrs Charles Lowden join relatives in Columbus while Mrs Otto Kaelin visits Cleveland kin. Dana Starr and three children stay with Lydia Johnson in Mt Sterling Ohio. Stacy Sharp and Vern Vorhes pass the day in Columbus. Cathleen Lowthers arrival announced for Dr and Mrs Wayne Bronaugh Seco Kentucky. Men's Union Bible class meets Sunday at Hoodletts Department Store at two. Mrs E C Dunnick of Columbus visits William Morgan family Friday.
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Violet Woodard
Charles Lowden
Columbus
Otto Kaelin
Cleveland
Amos Ailes
Dana Starr
Mt. Sterling
Ohio
Lydia Johnson
Stacy Sharp
Vern Vorhes
Wayne Bronaugh
Cathleen Lowthers
Seco
Men's Union
Hoodlett's Department Store
E. C. Dunnick
William Morgan
Mission Society Meeting Report From Nelsonville
The Presbyterian Missionary society met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. H. D. Krieg. Mrs. C. W. Backus led the devotional. Mrs. J. M. Hyde and Mrs. Frank Tedrow presented the program. A piano solo by Miss Mildred Baugh and a reading by Miss Clarissa Graham were enjoyed. A Ladies Aid meeting followed for routine business.
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Nelsonville
The
Presbyterian Missionary Society
H. D. Krieg
C. W. Backus
J. M. Hyde
Frank Tedrow
Loving Bennett Fined for Intoxication in Mayor Lax Court
In Nelsonville on May 29, Lov ing Bennett was found guilty of intoxication in Mayor Lax's court. He received a $50 fine plus costs.
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Nelsonville
Loving Bennett
Lax
Local man fined $500 for liquor possession in Nelsonville
George Green of Buchtel was fined 500 dollars plus costs by Mayor Lax after a Thursday hearing for possessing intoxicating liquor in Nelsonville.
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Nelsonville
George Green
Buchtel
Lax
Naughton Acquitted in Liquor Sale Case
Jimmie Naughton was acquitted on charges of selling intoxicating liquor in Mayor Lax's court on Thursday in Nelsonville.
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Nelsonville
Jimmie Naughton
Lax
Mrs Paul Graham and Daughter Visit Columbus
Mrs Paul Graham and her daughter Miss Catherine Graham spent the day in Columbus enjoying local sights and events.
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Paul Graham
Catherine Graham
Columbus
Nelsonville Pair in Indianapolis for Races
Laur ence Newton and Luther Berry travel from Nelsonville to Indianapolis Indiana to attend the races as spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Laurence Newton
Luther Berry
Indianapolis
Ind
Decoration Day Plans in Glouster with Legion Pageant
Glouster hosts Decoration day with a firing squad salute at cemetery graves and an American Legion program at the ball ground before a 2:30 PM ball game. Evening events honor unknown dead at the depot square, with a school children pageant forming at 6:30 PM at the brick school.
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Glouster
American Legion
Depot Square
Mountville Decoration Day Exercises Set for June 6
In Mountville the Decoration Day program will be held on Saturday June 6 to avoid clashing with the citywide event. Dr P E White of Newark will speak as part of a slate of speakers. The Ladies Aid Society will provide refreshments and preparations are planned for a large crowd.
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Glouster
Mountville
P. E. White
Newark
Zanesville
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Glouster Fire Hydrants Painted Bright Yellow
The Glouster Fire Department has painted every hydrant in the city a bright lemon yellow making them easy to spot from a distance.
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Glouster
Hollister Man Heads to Hungarian Lodge State Convention
John Popely Sr. of Hollister travels to Dayton for the state convention of a Hungarian lodge starting Sunday where he will represent the Hollister lodge. Mr and Mrs David Murray and daughter Eileen depart for Chicago after a ten day visit with Mr and Mrs James Murray. Mrs Oliver Steinmetz and daughter visit Santay with Mrs Steinmetz's mother Mrs Clara Stoneburner. Mrs Elma G Bell visited Athens friends. Miss Mildred Cunningham spent Thursday with friends in Corning.
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John Popely
Hollister
Dayton
Popely
David Murray
Eileen
Chicago
Murray
James Murray
Oliver Steinmetz
Santay
Plan for mass meet in Glouster at Moose Hall
A peace program committee schedules a meeting at Moose hall at 7 PM to plan a mass gathering at the opera house on Sunday evening June 7. Fraternal organizations are urged to send representatives, official or unofficial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Peace Program Committee
Moose Hall
Opera House
Mrs. Koons Improves After Hospital Update
A Grant hospital message from Columbus at 9 this morning said Mrs. Adelaide Koons of Athens showed decided improvement. Thursday afternoon she was not quite as well, but the morning condition was much better. Mrs. von Scheele of Jacksonville is with Mrs. Koons at the Ro hospital.
Ohio Roads Plan Major Paving Projects
Toledo to pave Washington street at 64 689 dollars. Lorain awards contracts for twelve streets in a 750 006 dollar improvement project. Berea allocates 98 000 dollars for Mastick road paving. Archbold to improve Jerusalem to New Castle road.
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Ohio
Toledo
Washington Street
Lorain
Berea
Mastick
Archbold
Jerusalem
New Castle
Biddison Undergoes Surgery in Jacksonville
C A Biddison of Jacksonville underwent an operation for appendicitis and gall stones at Grant hospital and is making a satisfactory recovery. His wife is at the hospital with him.
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C. A. Biddison
Jacksonville
Grant Hospital
Baby buffalo to be named by Chicago roundup voters
The buffalo herd at Cook county forest preserve gains a fine baby bison. As the national animal, the calf will remain nameless until visitors at the Great Chicago Roundup and world's championship rodeo begin voting on a name. Mother and infant are healthy and expected to be on view at the Chicago stadium starting August 15.
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Chicago
Plains
Middle West
Cook County
Forest Preserve
Chicago Stadium
Weathervane shifts to Texas in Shepherd McClintock case
In Chicago May 29 the weather vane in the Shepherd McClintock case pointed to Texas as the state attorney’s office said telegrams were sent to former acquaintances of the Shepherds and McClintocks to summon them to testify against William Darling Shepherd in the Billy McClintock murder case.
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Chicago
Shepherd McClintock
Texas
Attornney
Shepherds
MccClintocks
William Darling Shepherd
Billy McClintock
Cleveland Man Remarries Daughter-in-Law Raises Attention
A Cleveland man has married his daughter-in-law, stirring local buzz as the ceremony drew notice in Marion and featured in the Ohio Star with comments on family ties and social norms.
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Cleveland
Marion Ohio
Chauncey Aid Meets for Weekly Church Quilt
The Chauncey Methodist Ladies Aid met at the parsonage on Thursday. Attending were Mrs. George Shafer Mrs. Dora France Mrs. Robert Hixson Sr Mrs. J E Lott Mrs. James Campbell and L D Shields. Mrs. Sarah Wilson and family will attend a Columbus funeral at 2 p m Sunday.
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Chauncey Aid
Chauncey
Ladies Aid
Chauncey Methodist Church
George Shafer
Dora France
Robert Hixson
J. E. Lott
James Campbell
L. D. Shields
Sarah Wilson
Columbus
Funeral Held For Mrs. Andy Heading At Chauncey
Funeral for Mrs. Andy Heading was held at 1 pm Thursday in Chauncey with Rev. G B Courtney presiding. The Christian church quartet sang, and burial followed at Greenlawn cemetery under Undertaker Stout.
Chauncey Personal Notes From Local Visits
Mrs North of Athens visited Chauncey on Thursday as guest of her sister Mrs Thomas Fennell and family. Mrs Clarence Sanders assisting in Logan cared for her sister Mrs Lyons then spent Thursday in Millfield. Mrs H F Kittle Glouster visited Chauncey Thursday with sister Mrs T R Hamilton on Mound street. Miss Frieda Ayers Nelsonville and Mrs Rhoades Athens were guests Thursday of Mrs Maude Boling and Mrs Robert Varner.
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Chauncey
North
Athens
Thomas Fennell
Clarence Sanders
Lyons
Logan
Millfield
H. F. Kittle
Glouster
T. R. Hamilton
Mound Street
Frieda Ayers
Nelsonville
Rhoades
Maude Boling
Robert Varner
Mrs Roselyn Wilson Dies After Illness in Sugar Grove
Chauncey May 29 Mrs Roselyn Wilson wife of Saul Wilson of Chauncey died Thursday evening en route to Columbus hospital. She had been in delicate health for two months with a complication of diseases. A Columbus specialist had been summoned but she died before arrival. Born Roselyn Siwalk of Columbus she was active in Jewish social work. She leaves a ten week old daughter, her husband, her parents Mr and Mrs S Siwalk of Columbus and other relatives.
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Chauncey
Roselyn Wilson
Saul Wilson
Sugar Grove
Columbus
Wilson
Roselyn Siwalk
Siwalk
Chauncey stores kept open until Friday night
Merchants committee announces Chauncey stores will stay open late Friday evening but close all day Saturday.
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Chauncey Stores
Merchants Committee
Meet Reunited After Twenty Six Years In Chauncey
In Chauncey the Messenger reports J. M. Thorne of The Plains and his uncle John Reed of Greens Run were reunited after twenty six years. Thorne, married to a Gabriel of The Plains, had lived in Washington DC before returning to The Plains as a World War I veteran. Reed located his nephew via the Chauncey news columns and they shared a joyful reunion.
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Chauncey
the Messenger
J. M. Thorne
the Plains
John Reed
Greens Run
Thorne
Gabriel
The
Plains
Washington, D. C
Ladies Aid Meeting at The Plains Church
The Plains church Ladies Aid met on Wednesday in the air room for a quilting session. Attendees included Mrs. J. W. Hawk, Mrs. Zine Courtney, Mrs. John Shafer, Mrs. Buffington, Mrs. Fanny Ball, Mrs. Keaton, Mrs. William Hamer, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Thomas Cade, Mrs. Joseph Evans, Mrs. George Smith, Mrs. McAllister and Mrs. Robert Graves.
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Ladies Aid
Plains Church
Chauncey
Ladies Aid Society of the Plains Church
Air Room
J. W. Hawk
Zine
Courtney
John Shafer
Buffington
Fanny Ball
Keaton
William Hamer
Smith
Thomas Cade
Joseph Evans
George Smith
McAllister
Robert Graves
Pittsburgh and Cincinnati Livestock Markets Report
Cattle supplies light to moderate with steady to firm values in Pittsburgh. Hogs slow and lower with prime hogs around 12 to 15 dollars, shorn of detail. Liberty bond quotations listed by series. Cincinnati market receipts show steady cattle and weaker sheep, with lambs strong at about 16 dollars.
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Pittsburgh
Liberty Bonds
Cincinnati Livestock
Su.wogsilmd
Cincinnati Market Prices Across Produce Live Stock and Wool
The report details prices for butter creamery tubs, eggs, fowls, ducks, geese, and assorted grains and meats. It lists New York and Chicago market figures for butter, eggs, hogs, cattle, and sheep with receipts and price ranges, showing steady to varied movements across commodities.
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Cincinnati
New York
Ohio
Texas
Chicago
Testing the Dempsey tax law in Columbus
Plans emerge to test the Dempsey tax on capital stock holdings of foreign and Ohio corporations in Ohio. The state tax commission aims to collect about $1,000,000 more and rejects federal- approved appraisals. Mrs. Conde Nast files for divorce in the Seine tribunal. the Nasts rose to prominence in New York and Paris since 1902.
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Columbus
Dempsey
Ohio
State Tax Commission
Seine
Nasts
New York
Paris
Spanish Vets to Gather at Armory for Election and Services
All Spanish American Soldiers meet at the Armory Saturday at a.m. to elect officers and attend Decoration Day services. A Q O Sloane commander Camp No 78.
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A. QO. Sloane
Camp No
Funeral for G. W. Flinn Saturday at First Methodist
Funeral services for G. W. Flinn will be held at 2 oclock Saturday afternoon at the First Methodist Episcopal church with burial in the West Union street cemetery.
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G. W. Flinn
First Methodist Episcopal Church
West Union Street
Fire threatens orphans as ice plant burns
In New York on May 29 flames at the five story Ice and Cold Storage plant near St. Joseph's Roman Catholic orphanage forced five alarms. Sixty firemen were overcome by ammonia fumes from the blaze, endangering the lives of numerous young residents next door.
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New York
St. Joseph's
Modern Ice and Cold Storage Company
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Nelsonville News Digest OF Today
Mrs. Kelly
Mission Society
Glouster News
Asmerica
Chauncey News
T ‘Ll
Toledo Grain
Chicago Livestock
8.S.S
S.S.S
Nelsonville High School
Prestons
Colonial
News Stand
Orority Coffee
C. D. Shafer CO
Athens and
GROVE
Coal Glen
N. C
Carolina
Cuticura
Parker House
Heroes
Rauch’s Bakery
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