Local visiors and church meeting announced in Nelsonville
Mr and Mrs Elton Smith of Columbus stayed with Ed Lover over the weekend. Miss Tudie Blake of Columbus visited her sister Mrs C. Mr and Mrs John McNerney of Columbus visited relatives for Decoration Day. May 31 Holiness Church to hold meetings at Glen Ebon Grove inviting public.
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Elton Smith
Columbus
Ed Lover
Tudie Blake
Coluteumbus
John McNerney
Decoration Day
Holiness Church
Glen Ebon Grove
Will Robertson
Bates and Hickmans Headed to Culver for Commencement
Mr and Mrs W T Bates and Mr and Mrs P W Hickman traveled by car to Culver Indiana to attend the commencement exercises of Willis Hickman their son in law or relation.
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W. T. Bates
P. W. Hickman
Culver
Ind
Willis Hickman
Fisk
El-Karnak Grotto Takes Over Picnic Grounds in Faydenville
The lease for Wright farm acreage at Faydenville transfers control of southern Ohio’s finest picnic grounds to El-Karnak Grotto. An option on more land remains in the lease. Improvements will start immediately with a planned opening by July 4.
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Ohio
El-Karnak Grotto
Wright Farm
Faydenville
Improved public square clears cars for good order
Citizens praised the cleaner square after yesterday’s experiment as automobiles were moved to other city locations. Officials say the success is clear and plan to make the car removal permanent.
Group Heads to San Francisco on Shrine Special
Vier hi Stuert Hya Harding Thomas Lax and Cecil Shafer depart Thursday morning for Columbus to ride the Shrine special toward the Pacific coast. The Canadian Pacific route will carry the trip through June with return on the southern line. Mr and Mrs James Grant and Clinton Hick of Columbus joined hosts Mr and Mrs William Hick for a weekend visit.
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San Francisco
Vier
Hi Stuert
Hya. Harding
Thomas Lax
Cecil Shafer
Columbus
Pacific Coast
Young Boy Dies on New York Farm Near Salem
Robert McDonald aged 15 son of Mr and Mrs John Mc Donald died suddenly Tuesday afternoon at the New York farm near Salem. Funeral services will be Thursday afternoon at 1 at the family residence with burial at Greenlawn. He is survived by his parents eight brothers and two sisters.
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Robert McDonald
John McDonald
New York
Salem
Fanhy
Greenlawn
Married in Athens Ends Local Couple’s Long Courtship
Miss Mildred Vorhes daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Vorhes married Mr Robert Kinney son of Mrs Gertrude Kinney in Athens with Rev McGurk officiating. Both are well known in the city with Vorhes a former Nelsonville High School graduate and teacher at O W U Delaware. Kinney studied at a Chicago art school and will work for Hocking Valley Fire Clay Co this summer before settling back home.
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Athens
Mildred Vorhes
Charles Vorhes
Robert Kinney
Gertrude Kinney
McGurk
Nelsonville
O. W. U Delaware
Chicago
Hocking Valley Fire Clay Co
Regular Meeting Notice from Guy Huffman
The note invites K. P. to a regular meeting to be held tonight at 7 30, requesting their presence.
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Guy Huffman
Chamber of Commerce Meeting Moves Dinner to Christian Auditorium
The Cham ber of Commerce announces Ameri can Legion Night with dinner at the Christian Auditorium instead of the regu lar meeting place. Invitations go to Athens Glouster Buchtel and local posts. Cham ber members from nearby cities will attend. Guests of honor include Attorney Gilbert Bettman Cincinnati Vice Mayor and State Adjutant Hugh P. Martin. Tickets available at Shafer's News Stand or the Y. dinner at 6 15 p m.
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Chamber of Commerce
Tomoron
American Legion
Christian Auditorium
Regi
Amercan Legions
Athens
Glouster
Buchtel
Chambers of Commerce
Gilbert Bettman
Cincinnati
Perry Wood
Hugh P. Martin
Columbus
Shafer
Four-Team Outdoor Volleyball League Opens at Central Yard
A four team volleyball league schedules outdoor matches at Central school yard starting June 2 at 6 oclock. The opening doubleheader features the East team against the Central team as the season begins.
Redpath Chautauqua Dates Set for July 3 to 7
The Redpath Chautauqua will run July 3 to 7 with a strong program. Despite low spirits times the event is expected to succeed as the ticket committee plans to go out next week.
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Redpath
Legion Defeats Haydenville In Early Season Baseball
The American Legion team routed Haydenville 24 to 38 on Tuesday at Haydenville. Haydenville called the game in the seventh inning as Hawk and Mawery starred in the field while Coope and Washingburg led Haydenville at the plate. The Legion club seeks more valley games, with Logan and Chauncey alerted to our request.
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Haydenville
American Legion
Hawk
Mawery
Coope
Washingburg
Legion
Logan
Chauncey
Decoration Day Observance Draws Citywide Participation
Decoration Day was observed with homes decorated in red white and blue. Civil War veterans were paraded to Greenlawn and Fort Street Cemetery for services, then hosted by the Y M C A with a Ruth Circle dinner. A 2 PM parade led by E W Woody concluded with a dance by the Elks for veterans and their ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenlawn
Fort Street
Chamber of Commerce
Ruth Girls
Presbyterian Church
Dew House
E. W. Woody
Marshall
Happy Hollow
K of P
Knights of Pythias
el Karnak Grotto
Boy’ Scouts
American Legion
Washington, Columbus
Fayette Street
Order of Elks
Fannie Shields
Mary
Walter
Lloyd Emerson
Columbus Motor
French War Artist Donates Painting to American Legion
A symbolic work titled Amer ica by Reni-Mel, a French official war artist, was presented in Paris to American Legion representatives to be sent to the United States. The scene shows a wounded French soldier aided by a doughboy and reflects France’s gratitude for American aid. Officials of the French war ministry and ambassadors attended.
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America
Reni-Mel
American Legion
Paris
France
French War Ministry
Myron T. Herrick
U. S
Marshals Foch and
Neville
Reunion Guests Visit Family of William Hick
Ed here and were guests Monday and Tuesday of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Hick.
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William Hick
Mrs Harold Mechem Recovers After Grant Hospital Operation
Friends of Mrs Harold Mechem report she rallied well after an operation at Grant Hospital on Monday morning and is now on the road to recovery.
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Harold Mechem
Grant Hospital
Akron Guests at Decoration Day Visits
Mrs. F. M. Musser and Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Musser with their young daughter from Akron were guests over Decoration Day of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Sharp and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Edgell along with other old friends.
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F. M. Musser
Alexander Musser
Akron
C. C. Sharp
Harry Edgell
Veterans Gather for G A R Dinner and Tribute in Logan
The G A R veterans from Hocking county attended a Chamber of Commerce chicken dinner with 22 men present aging 73 to 87. They toured to the Dew House review stand and paid tribute at local cemeteries with a large May 31 memorial in Logan.
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Chamber of Commerce
G. A. R. Post
Ruth
Capt. Cable
L. G. Matheny
J. W. Haughee
Alonzo Davis
Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
Wisconsin
New York
Dew House
A. Murphy
Co. I
Ren
O. V
Thomas Coleman
J. F. Webb
W. Va. Cavalry
Eli Johnson
N. Woodward
O. Voy
David Lowery
G. A. R. Hall
Main Street
Logan
Byron Wolfe
Color Guard
Legion Band
American Legion
Rotary Club
Rotarians
Kiwanis Club
Fred Collins
Vernon Woodard
Cherrington Hospital
Edward Beck
Samuel Jones
Harter
Homer Cherrington
John Williamson
Lancaster
Legion
Set
Gifford Siuls
Emerson Graham
Proxmire
Hocking County
Mrs Hanley and Son Visit Her Mother Here
Mrs Sam Hanley and her son John of Columbus were weekend guests of her mother in this city.
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Sam Hanley
John
Columbus
Wetlzheimers Move to Ironton Visit Relatives on Decoration Day
Mr and Mrs C E Wetlzheimer moved to Ironton and visited relatives on Decoration Day. Earl Finley from Cincinnati was weekend guest of his mother Mrs B L Lamborn.
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C. E. Wetlzheimer
Ironton
Earl Finley
Cincinnati
B. L. Lamborn
Handless Worcester man aims for Millbury team
Anthony Le Clair, missing his left hand from a felt mill accident, pursues a spot on the Millbury Industrial League clerks baseball team. He fields by tucking the ball under his arm and firing with his teeth, then gloved play and singles highlight his batting.
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International News Service
Worchester
Mass
Anthony le Clair
Clerks
Millbury
le Clair
Lost and Won Buchtel Teams Clash in Narrow Deficits
Buchtel teams split action as the first squad dropped two games to Pomeroy while the Buchtel second string defeated the fast squad. The exact scores and locations are not fully readable.
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Buchtel
Buehtel Selects
Pomeroy
Buehtel
Jobs Team Defeats Buchtel 8 to 6 In Tight Match
Jobs beats Buchtel by 8 to 6 with Players Jobs Dupler and Gardner batting and Buchtel’s Rife Smather and Sohn on the field Umpire Jones officiated the game.
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Jobs
Buchtel
Dupler
Gardner
Rife
Smather
Sohn
Jones
Body of Woman Found in Philadelphia Manhole
The body of a woman, possibly Mrs. Millie Constanzo, 27, of German Town, was found in a telephone manhole in front of 56 Ashmeade Street. She had been missing for three months. her husband disappeared soon after.
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Philadelphia
Millie Constanzo
Germantown
Ashmeade Street
Constanzo
Local Social Notes From Clarksburg And Nearby Areas
White Hall visitor Miss Nellie Lawson visits relatives in Clarksburg West Virginia. Mrs Gladys Braley staying with her father in Wellston. Mr and Mrs James Irwin welcomed a daughter born recently. Cora Pratt spent Monday and Tuesday with aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Sam Laughlin Tick Ridge. G E Tribe and family were Sunday guests of F A Kenney and wife Pleasant Valley. Miss Amy Parker Columbus spent last week with C S Moore and family. Mrs Dwight Stout Greenfield visited her parents Mr and Mrs G C Lawson.
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Nellie Lawson
Clarksburg
W. V
Gladys Braley
Wellston
James Irwin
Cora Pratt
Sam Laughlin
Tick Ridge
G. E. Tribe
F. A. Kenney
Pleasant Valley
Amy Parker
Columbus
C. S. Moore
Dwight Stout
Greenfield
G. C. Lawson
Gompers denounces railroad wage decision as unjust
Washington May 31 Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor called the railroad labor board ruling cutting wages for maintenance of way workers most unjust and inequitable. He said the decision penalizes workers and helps the railroads and branding the board as unfit.
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Washington
Railroad Labor Board
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Majestic Liner Houses Three Wireless Stations
The steamship Majestic, the world’s largest liner, carries three wireless stations on board. One maintains communication with both continents throughout the voyage, a second serves up to eight hundred miles, and a third is reserved for emergencies.
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Majestic
London church services for children only
Children conduct church services in a London church with no adult involvement except prayers and address. Kids ring the bells play the organ read lessons and handle the offertory. The slang word for face is linked to old mugs shaped as faces.
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London
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Carpenter Home. Co
T. W. Coe
Albany
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Foch
Adam Mitchell
Edward Cordell
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Co. A
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Lawrence Kelch
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C. D. Sanders
M. Fitzjourth
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A. D. Farrow
Nelsonville, Ohio
Kaelin
John McCormick
Kaelin’s Jewelry Store
Nelsonville Dry Goods Co
Nelsonville, O
Windsor
White Hall
Rail Labor Board
Crees
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Des Moines Evening Tribune
Catherine Dwyer
Sixth Avenue
Dorothy Widde
Durham Avenue
Molly Shlaferman
Fifteenth Street
Kenneth Robinson
Orchard Drive
Josephine Dwyer
M. Elias
Fremont Street
Des Moines’ Street Railway
J. E. Zeller
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