Nelsonville G A R Post Dinner Warm Decoration Day Event
A noon Decoration Day gathering hosted by the Nelsonville Chamber of Commerce to honor G A R post members at the YMCA. Twenty one Civil War veterans attended, ages averaged around eighty, with stories and jokes shared. Dinners were provided by the Daughters of America and volunteers recognized for their help.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Daughters of America
David Lowery
Capt. Cable
Ohio
New York
Kentucky
Wisconsin
Virginia
Athens County
Captain Cable
Bicycle Race Trial Held for Five Mile Event
The trial race for the five mile bicycle event is set at two o clock on Thursday June 2. Riders who submitted entry blanks must compete in the trial to be eligible for the main match, which has been postponed slightly.
State YMCA Athletic Leaders Meeting At Dayton
The state meeting for YMCA athletic leaders convened in Dayton from May 28 to 30. It was the year's most successful event of its kind. C. A. Dilcher and Evans Hudson attended.
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Dayton
C. A. Dilcher
Evans Hudson
Lancaster Woman Guests With Mrs Wilson Monday
Mrs Edith Owens of Lancaster visited Mrs J L Wilson as her guest on Monday.
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Edith Owens
Lancaster
J. L. Wilson
Ladies Aid Meeting Postponed to June 8
The ladies aid society of the Presbyterian church postpones its June 1 gathering to June 8 in the church social rooms.
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Ladies Aid
Ladies Aid Soderety
Presbyterian Church
Woodard Couple Announce Birth of Son
Mr and Mrs Clarence Woodard announce the birth of a son. The new arrival adds to the family with a healthy event noted in this society notice.
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Mrs
Clarence Woodard
Nelsonville Esthers Take Lead In Four Sundays Meet
Nelsonville Esthers scored 778 points to Athens 489 as of Sunday reducing Athens lead from 69 points to 220 in favor of Nelsonville. The four Sunday contest schedule continues with Nelsonville holding the advantage.
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Nelsonville Esthers
Nelsonville
Columbus Residents Visit Hosts Over Holiday Weekend
Mrs James Grant and Clinton Hick of Columbus visited Sunday and Monday with their parents Mr and Mrs William Hick. Mrs Ida Jewett spent Decoration Day near Hebbardsville with Mr and Mrs W C Bean. Mrs Emma Vanatta of Columbus is guest of Mrs Etta Young.
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James Grant
Clinton Hick
Columbus
William Hick
Ida Jewett
Hebbardsville
W. C. Bean
Emma Vanatta
Etta Young
Archbishop Dodson to Lead Evening Services Tonight
Archbishop Dodson will conduct services tonight at seven o'clock. The event invites all parishioners and community members to attend a evening worship.
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Archbishop Dodson
Memorial Day Observance Draws Crowds and Parades
Crowds from neighboring towns joined Memorial Day activities in Nelsonville. Civil War veterans and W A C traveled to Greenlawyg and Fort Street Cemetery for services, then soldiers attended a Chamber of Commerce dinner at the Y M C A. A parade followed with the Nelsonville band in white uniforms, then veterans and Scouts and K of P in full dress. Exalted Ruler Charles Newton presented a silk American flag to Glenford Dugan Post, American Legion, which Commander Earl McCune accepted. The day ended with services at the river and Fort Street cemetery.
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W. A C
Greenlawyg
Fort Street Cemetery
Chamber of Commerce
Dew House
E. W.oody
Nelsonville
K. of P
Charles Newton
Order of Elks
Glenford Dugan
American Legion
Earl McCune
Elks
Fayette
Columbus
Fort Street
Marietta Guests Share Dec oration Day Visit
Mr and Mrs Gates Trout and their son from Marietta spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Ed Crouse. Also visiting were Mr and Mrs Fred Marsh Mrs Margaret Black and Mr and Mrs Tom Black of Columbus. J G Snowden returned to Columbus after a week with relatives and friends.
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Gates Trout
Little Son
Marietta
Ed Crouse
Fred Marsh
Margaret Black
Tom Black
Columbus
J. G. Snowden
Flag Presented to Presbyterian Church During Sunday School
L. R. Kelch presented a large silk American flag on behalf of the congregation to the Presbyterian church during Sunday school. The flag will be used by the church whenever needed.
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L. R. Kelch
Presbyterian Church
Decoration Day visit noted by local hosts
James Frye, former principal of the high school, was the over Decoration Day guest of friends here, Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Hyde and daughter Ruth, with their house guests, Rev. and Mrs. Alexander M. Lamb and little daughter of Pittsburgh, Pa., were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. I. Putman at Athens. Rev. and Mrs. Lamb remained at Athens for over Decoration Day.
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James Frye
J. M. Hyde
Ruth
Alexander M. Lamb
Pittsburgh
G. I. Putman
Athens
Lamb
Presby terian Service Honors G A R and W R C Guests
The Presbyterian congregation honored G A R and W R C members with flags and special music. About ten veterans attended as Captain C A Cable rejoined his old comrades. Rev Arpee delivered a patriotic sermon. Mr and Mrs Leighton Aumiller of Columbus were weekend relatives visitors.
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The
Presbyterian Church
C. A. Cable
Garretaville
Arpee
Leighton Aumiller
Columbus
Fire at Whitmore greenhouse causes substantial loss
A Whitmore greenhouse barn burned Saturday night. Neighbors and abundant water kept the fire from gutting the structure. Damage ranged from 500 to 600 dollars. Mr. Whitmore thanks the neighbors who assisted for about three hours to extinguish the flames.
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Whitmore
Buried at Greenlawn Mrs Elizabeth Mathews Rites
Large crowd attended Friday funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth Mathews at her sister Miss Jennie Powell’s home. She was laid to rest beside her husband and parents at Greenlawn amid flowers from many friends.
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Greenlawn
Elizabeth Mathews
Jennie Powell
Local Guests Visit Over Decoration Day Weekend
Various families and friends visited over Decoration Day and the nearby weekend. Guests included Dr. C. W. Cable in the presence of pt. C. A. Cable. Bert and Mrs Daft with two children from Columbus. Lucile Stalter from Delaware. Frank Burnellie and Mrs. Burnellie from Akron. Alfred Scott and relatives in St. Louis. Rev. L G Matheny and his family with Dr. and Mrs. W A Pride at Glouster. Charles Krizer from Bremen. Herbert Leyshon and daughter Louise. Mrs. Bibbs of St. Louis visiting Mrs. W W Poston. and others in Nelsonville and New Straitsville.
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C. A. Cable
C. W. Cable
Bert Daft
Columbus
Birthday Dinner Honors Master Tom Sheppard
Master Tom Sheppard entertained friends for his tenth birthday with a dinner on Saturday. A large birthday cake marked ten candles sat center table with red white and blue place cards and favors. Guests included John Hanley Columbus Paul Weltzheimer Paul Hudson Mac Bartlett and others. An elegant chicken dinner was served at five o'clock.
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Tom Sheppard
John Hanley
Columbus
Paul Weltzheimer
Paul Hudson
Mac Bartlett
Paul
Dodge agency changes hands in Glouster and Athens
Tony Thomas buys the Glouster Dodge agency and the building from A Daugherty and takes charge. A Daugherty recently closed John Campbell's interest in the Dodge sales business at Athens and plans to assume the operation this week.
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Tony Thomas
Dodge
A. Daugherty
Mr. Daugherty
John Campbell
Athens
Glouster School Board Rehires Bryson and Staff
M. M. Bryson is rehired for a three year term as superintendent of Glouster schools at a board meeting Saturday night. F. P. Clark is rehired as high school principal. Most teachers are rehired. Forrest Murphy is not an applicant. Miss Rachel Murray is the new teacher hired. All teachers must file written acceptance with the board by June 17, after which Bryson will place teachers.
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M. M. Bryson
Glouster
Board of Education
F. P. Clark
Forrest Murphy
Rachel Murray
Bryson
Reuben Sweeney Loses Eye After Baseball Injury
Reuben Sweeney, 19, son of John Sweeney of Hollister, lost sight in his left eye after a baseball struck his optic. He was hospitalized in Columbus with destruction of sight and may require removal of the eye to save the other. The injury occurred when a batted ball hit a tree, fell, and struck him as he attempted to catch it. He initially felt nothing and returned to work before a blood clot formed and prompted hospital care.
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Reuben Sweeney
John Sweeney
Hollister
Columbus
Reuben
Walburn Buys T L Wyatt Property on Spring Street
David Walburn purchases the T. L. Wyatt property on Spring street and will take possession by the fifteenth of the month. He recently sold property in the Walsall addition to Mrs. Lucy Fitch, while Wyatt plans to relocate for a new job and may move his family to Zanesville Newark or Columbus.
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David Walburn
T. L. Wyatt
Spring Street
Walburn
Walsall
Lucy Fitch
Mr. Wyatt
Glouster
Zanesville
Newark
Columbus
Rev Landsittel Attends Marietta District Conference
Rev Landsittel is in Marietta tending the Marietta district conference today and tomorrow. He is joined by Mrs Landsittel visiting her brothers and a sister in the city.
Christian Workers Meet at Church of Christ
The Christian Workers gather at the Church of Christ Thursday evening. A well prepared program is set, and the public is cordially invited to attend.
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Church of Christ
Athens deputy game protector dies after illness in Columbus
Joe Hibbard of Athens died in a Columbus hospital last Saturday from a complication of diseases. He was a frequent Gloucester visitor and enjoyed wide acquaintance in this city. Hibbard aided the Gloucester Sportsmen Club at its founding and helped secure its establishment by the state fish and game commission.
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Joe Hibbard
Athens
Columbus
Glouster Sportsmen
Hibbard
Fish and Game Commission
State
Wet grounds cancel Glouster Crooks ville game. Millfield tops Glouster
In wet conditions the Glouster Crooks ville match was postponed last Sunday. Millfield defeated Glouster 15 to 8 as Glouster showed an off day. Next Sunday Glouster meets Jacksonville at 2:30 on the local grounds with batteries Ryan Cunningham Corbin for Glouster and Withem Barstow Seckinger for Jacksonville.
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Glouster
Crooksville
Millfield
Jacksonville
Decoration day services toured cemeteries and memorial
Yesterday a local program carried out decoration exercises as announced. Militants formed in the Central school Building then marched by drum to the city cemetery for a special program. A committee then decorated bishopville graves and Hollister cemetery graves were honored in the afternoon. A monument to the unknown dead was unveiled at the school house with a commemorative program.
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Bishopville
Hollister
A Delightful Row Over Mayr Remedy Ends With Cure
A husband recalls how his wife resisted then accepted Mayr's Wonderful Remedy after years of stomach and liver trouble. The product claims to remove catarrhal mucus and inflammation in the digestive tract, with a money back guarantee. McKee Drug Co. and Gem Pharmacy advertise the remedy.
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Mayr
Ashe
McKee Drug Co
Athens
Gem Pharmacy
Nelsonville
Rural Church to Be Studied Next
Columbus Ohio May 31 Rural church principles and methods will be studied by 100 county pastors of Ohio in a ten day school at Ohio State University beginning July 12. The university and the Ohio Federation of Churches cooperated in arranging the school with both religious workers and faculty members teaching. Daily classes cover Rural Life and Christianity The Teachings of Jesus Church Management and Religious Education and Community Evangelism with specialists directing sessions.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
University
Ohio Federation of Churches
First College Play Features Children in Roles
A college theater production stages the season’s first play with children cast in parts marking a milestone for campus drama. Faculty say the use of young performers broadens audience appeal and showcases student talent in a formal stage setting.
Congress considers buying Washington and Jefferson homes
Representative J J Kindred of New York introduces a joint resolution in Congress to purchase Mount Vernon and Monticello for government use. The idea has been floated before but has never found favorable support in the past.
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Congress
U. S
Washington and Jefferson
J. J. Kindred
New York
House of Congress
Vernon
Monticello
Americans Grub-Staking Abroad At Million Daily Pace
Private American investors are funding foreign industry and governments at about 1 million dollars daily through bonds stocks and securities. In the last year roughly 350 million dollars went abroad despite a domestic lull as Americans save and pour funds into overseas ventures and infrastructure projects.
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Ralph Ford Couch
United Press
Washington
New York
United States
South America
Switzerland
European
Canada
France
Europe
U. S
No-To-Bac Helps Break Tobacco Habit
No-To-Bac claims to stop tobacco cravings with a tablet placed in the mouth. The ad promises the habit is broken and offers a money back refund if craving remains, appealing to mental and financial benefits.
Woman credits Tanlac for dramatic health turnabout
Mrs. Jennie M. Miller of East Akron says Tanlac restored her appetite, strength, and nerves after three years of poor digestion and weakness. She reports seamless meals, steady nerves, and renewed energy for housework, with the medicine sold locally by several pharmacies.
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Jennie M. Miller
Maxine Place
East Akron
Ohio
Mrs. Miller
Sailors Rescued After Gale Off Gable Islands
Halifax N S May 31 report the schooner Elsie II bound for Whitehead or Canso with the crew of the Esperanto after a gale near Gable Islands. Esperanto won the international fishing craft event as a safe-numbered sea mishap story ends with a note on a new mitre saw driven by an electric motor.
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Halifax
Whitehead
Canso
Esperanto
Gable Islands
Stillman Divorce Hearings Delayed Pending Conference
New York May 31 counsel in the Stillman divorce case in conference today to determine postponement of hearings scheduled for tomorrow in Poughkeepsie.
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New York
Stillman
Poughkeepsie
Sound Sleep and a Clear Conscience Question
The remark links deep rest to a peaceful mind and asks about the reader's own state of sleep and conscience. It presents a reflective prompt on well being and morality in a concise, period voice.
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Taylor & Son
Amenville
3 Gem Pharmacy
W. Gibson
Fuchtel
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Fed Wilson
Gilouster
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