L. P. Mooney Addresses Nelsonville Rotary Club
L P Mooney Logan Hocking county representative in the Ohio legislature spoke at the Nelsonville Rotary club on Tuesday night. He argued that the belief a man owes nothing for his living fuels unrest and urged citizens to embrace a divinely guided nation. He urged duties of good citizenship and paid tribute to heroic dead. Guests included Arthur Burgess and Fred Mulligan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
L. P. Mooney
Logan Hocking County
Ohio
Rotary Club
Arthur Burgess
Lancaster Group
Fred Mulligan
Glenford Dugan Post
American Legion
Decoration Day Guests Reach from Columbus to Mt. Pleasant
Long list of visitors and guests studying family ties and friendships across Ohio and West Virginia. Among those noted are families from Columbus, Newark, Zanesville, Wooster, Warren, and Smithfield spending Decoration Day and nearby days with relatives and friends in Nelsonville and vicinity. Several travel to camps, weddings, and church events.
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E. J. Kessinger
Frank Paston
Frank Jr
Mary Elizabeth Kessinger
Montgomery
W. Va
Mary Elizabeth
Richmond
Norfolk
L. G. Matheny
W. A. Pride
Glouster
Harry Matheny
Warren
Ohio
Matheny
Tom Black
Fred Marsh
Joe Kelch
Columbus
Charles E. Howe
Westerville
Sam Hanley
John
John McNerney
John Hoodlett
Will Burnell
Akron
Grace Morris
L. D. Martin
Raymond Shaner
Detroit
Tom Rodda
Leighton Aumiller and Son
Manson Martin
Smithfield
Hubert Tomlinson
Steubenville
Gladys Mercer
Mt. Pleasant
Alfred Scott
Winfield Scott
Nelsonville
Harley Frazee
Lynn Chapman
Mary Ellen
Raymond Hill
Edward Figgins
Delbert Mills
Bremen
Sam Robertson
Fred Voigt
Ohio River
Pt. Pleasant
Hyler Steenrod
Nellie Spang
Logan
Henry Sayers
John Donley
Don Harmony
Henry McCullough
Edith Stiers
Pomer
Jesse van Horn
John L. Wilson
C. Collins
Williamstown
J. M. Hyde
Only Six Civil War Veterans Attend Nelsonville Decoration Day
Nelsonville observes Decoration day with six Civil War veterans taking part. Glenford Dugan post American Legion organized events with Boy Scouts assistance. Cemeteries Fort Street and Greenlawn were decorated. taps sounded. dead honored. Memorial address by Rev. K. H. McCorkle. Dinner for ex servicemen at Dew hotel attended by three Civil War veterans.
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Nelsonville
Glenford Dugan Post
American Legion
Fort Street
Greenlawn
K. H. McCorkle
The
Christian Church
Dew Hotel
Three Hurt In Haydenville Auto Crash Near Nelsonville
Mr and Mrs Tom Wallace and their son of Buchtel were injured when their sedan was struck by another car at a Haydenville filling station yesterday afternoon. The Wallace car turned on its side and all three were taken to Nelsonville for treatment. A Columbus man reportedly drove away from the station and collided with the Wallace vehicle causing extensive damage to the top and fenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Tom Wallace and Son
Buchtel
Haydenville
Wallace
Logan
Columbus
Funeral services for infant Ervin Rutter
Nelsonville May 1 Funeral services for Ervin Rutter two months old son of Mr and Mrs Clyde Rutter will be held at the parents residence near Kimberly Friday morning at 10 o clock Burial will be at Greenlawn The family includes several other children.
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Nelsonville
High School Play Delights Athens Audience
Eight Athens high school students directed by Mrs. Williams staged Kempy by Nugent at the high school auditorium Tuesday evening. The cast included Leavitt Gard as Kempy, Jack Swanson as Duke Merrill, Chester Border as Dad Bence, Virginia Coe Ruth Bence, June Kimball Jane Wade, Pauline Cone Katherine, and Virginia Larimer Ma Bence with Edward Rosser as Ben Wade. The comedy follows family antics as Katherine elopes with a plumber.
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Athens High School
Clark Williams
Elliot Nugent
Kempy
Bence
Katherine Bence
Kempy James
Leavitt Gard
Jack Swanson
Duke Merrill
Katherine
Chester Border
Dad Bence
J. C. Nugent
Virginia Coe
Ruth Bence
June Kimball
Jane Wade
Pauline Cone
Virginia Larimer
Ma Bence
Edward Rosser
Ben Wade
Picnic for Presbyterian youth group moved to next week
The Intermediate Christian Endeavor of the Presbyterian Church will not hold the planned picnic on Sunday afternoon June 1. The event has been postponed and will be held next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intermediate Christian Endeavor Society of the Presbyterian Church
Fitzer Family Reunion Held on Grotto Grounds Near Haydenville
The annual Fitzer family reunion was held all day yesterday on the Grotto grounds near Haydenville with thirty in attendance.
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Fitzer
Haydenville
Bridge Farewell Party for Mrs John Lowden
Mrs Don Lowden and Mrs Frank Mellinger hosted three-table bridge on Tuesday evening at the Lowden home as a farewell for Mrs John Lowden who left for Lancaster. Lavender and gold decor complemented the event. High score went to Miss Oril Smith. The hostesses gave a gift to Mrs Lowden.
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Don Lowden
Frank Mellinger
Bridge
Lowden
John Lowden
Lancaster
Oril Smith
Play lighting team credited for staging design
Paul Saylor, George Rose, and Kenneth Fulton were responsible for lighting and staging of the play. The decor featured a comfortable assortment of furniture, ornate pieces, and bright lamps arranged around an overstuffed davenport.
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Bences
Paul Saylor
George Rose
Kenneth Fulton
Glouster Woman Dies After Long Illness
Glouster May 31 Mrs Rob ert Lunsford 66 died at 10 o clock Wednesday morning after a long illness. She leaves a husband two children a son C G Lunsford Glouster a daughter Mrs Harry Hann Akron two grandchildren Thea and Enid Hann four brothers William Grubb Bishopville Benjamin Thomas and Clark Grubb near Chesterhill two sisters Mrs James Stobart and Mrs Anna Porter Sharpsburg Funeral services will be held at 3 o'clock Friday afternoon at the residence conducted by Rev Roberts Burial will be in Maplewood cemetery
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Glouster
Robert Lunsford
C. G. Lunsford
Harry Hann
Akron
Thea
Enid Hann
William Grubb
Bishopville
Benjamin
Thomas and
Clark Grubb
Chesterhill
James Stobart
Anna Porter
Sharpsburg
Roberts
Maplewood
Hoover vows no large sums to aid delegates
Secretary of Commerce Hoover told the senate campaign investigating committee that he would not countenance large expenditures by his friends to obtain presidential delegates for him in early this year correspondence.
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Washington
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Senate Campaign Investigating Committee
Kenton Man Seeks Democratic Nomination for Secretary of State
Smith of Kenton announces candidacy for Democratic nomination for Secretary of State in Columbus on May 31.
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Columbus
U.P
Carl W. Smith
Kenton
West Virginia primaries tight between Goff Hoover and Smith Reed
Early results show Senator Guy D. Goff leading Hoover by about 7 000 votes for the Republican endorsement while Governor Alfred L. Smith leads Senator James A. Reed by just over 6 000 in the Democratic race. Precinct counts show Goff 95 817 Hoover 93 973 and Smith 50 674 Reed 45 215 with binding delegates at Kansas City and Houston to come.
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Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
Guy D. Goff
Alfred L. Smith
Goff
Herbert Hoover
Smith
James A. Reed
Hoover
Reed
Legion's Yore lauds Lowden as presidential candidate
Major General Milton J. Yore praises Frank Lowden in a letter to ex service men. Senator Guy D. Goff leads Hoover by about 7 000 votes for Republican endorsement in West Virginia. Governor Alfred E. Smith tops James A. Reed by roughly 56 000 votes for Democratic endorsement.
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Milton J. Yoreman
American Legion
Frank ©. Lowden
Heflin predicts Smith nomination loss by about 100 votes
Senator Heflin of Alabama, speaking in Philadelphia, forecast Governor Smith would miss the Democratic presidential nomination by roughly 100 votes. The remark hints at splits within the party and growing opposition to Smith's candidacy.
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Heflin
Alabama
Philadelphia
Smith
Dewey Led Lobby Probes Policies of Six Presidential Hopefuls
The peoples lobby chaired by Professor John Dewey of Columbia University sent letters to six leading presidential contenders asking for details on their foreign policy stands.
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Peoples Lobby
John Dewey
Columbia University
New York Meeting Endorses Governor Smith for President
The southern women's national Democratic organization met in New York and adopted a resolution endorsing Governor Smith as the presidential candidate.
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Southern Women's National Democratic Organization
New York
Smith
Wall Street Odds on Republican and Democratic Noms
J. S. Fried and Co. on Wall Street posted odds for the 1932 nominations with Herbert Hoover at 7-5, Frank O. Lowden at 4-1, and Alfred E. Smith at 8-1.
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J. S. Fried and Co
Wall Street
Herbert Hoover
Frank O. Lowden
Alfred E. Smith
Political trick taints bid for 100000 farmers rally
Former Nebraska Governor Sam McKelvie dismisses the Kansas City Republican convention effort drawing 100000 farmers and a call for economic freedom as a political trick.
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Kansas City
Sam McKelvie
Nebraska
Meisner Arraigned On Two Charges
Raymond Meisner pleaded guilty to two charges in magistrate Carl Porter’s court. Police arrest was by Harry Dalton. He was fined 25 dollars and costs for assault and battery and 10 dollars with costs for harboring an unlicensed dog, the latter fine suspended.
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Raymond Meisner
Carl Porter
Meisner
Harry Dalton
Creamery Proprietor Showed Heavy Cream from Blackwood Farm
The proprietor displayed a can of cream near a creamery that seemed as heavy as butter. It came from Harry Jacoby on the Blackwood farm on the New Marshfield road. Jacoby milks seven Jersey cows and earns a steady cream check each month. He says it is more pleasant to care for a good cow than a poor one. His cows are proven good.
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Harry Jacoby
Blackwood Farm
New Marshfield Road
Jacoby
Jersey
Wise ads boost sales and tenants in Messenger Classifieds
L. W. Connett and Sons sold all their rose plants within three days after advertising in the Messenger. For rental ads, call 70 to reach an ad-taker and secure tenants quickly.
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Sec
Revelers 10 Close Year With Belinda Here Monday Night
Ohio university closes its season with Belinda by the Revelers at the Majestic theater on Monday night June 4. Cast includes Pauline Swanson as Belinda Virgene Brill as Delia George Caswell Harold Baxter Al Weed Claude Devenist Harry Mahon Jack Tremayne and Louise Ickis Betty. Harold Evans praises the students and predicts an even stronger performance following Outward Bound.
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Ohio University
Majestic
A. A. Milne
America
Milne
Belinda
Harold Evans
Pauline Swanson
Virgene Brill
Delia
Paris
George Caswell
Harold Baxter
al Weed
Claude Devenist
Harry Mahon
Jack Tremayne
Louise Ickis
Betty
Evans
Outward Bound
al Reed
Majestic to Open Modernistic Garden Play Monday
Evans announces curtain rises at the Majestic with a two act modernistic set. Ethel Stofer designed scenes under Miss Edna Way supervision. A four man technical staff builds the scenery. Ticket sales start Saturday at 9 AM at the Majestic box office.
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Evans Feelas
Ethel Stofer
Edna Way
Asslate Ant
Bud Smith
Vincent Jukes
Page Meade
Harold Brazie
Evans
Majestic Theater
Heflin to tell Senate committee on Catholic political influence
U S Senator Heflin of Alabama will testify before the Senate campaign expenditures committee on charges that a Roman Catholic political machine is spending vast sums to nominate Governor Smith of New York for president. He returns from Philadelphia where he spoke against Smith and Catholic influence.
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Washington
U.S
Heflin
Alabama
Smith
New York
Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee
Philadelphia
McCall Arrested for Unpaid Fine Then Released to Work
Everett McCall a 24 year old laborer was arrested by Captain Charles Maple for failing to pay a fine. He was arraigned before Mayor Alex Moore and released to work off the debt.
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Everett McCall
Charles Maple
Alex Moore
Four Lorain Boys Arrested in Riot of Robberies
Four youths from Lorain who have served terms in Mansfield and Lancaster reformatories were arrested in Cleveland amid investigations into at least forty robberies. The suspects, aged teens, are linked to crimes across the area.
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Cleveland
Mansfield and
Lancaster
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C. H. Bartlett
Rotary
Fred Wein
Clifford Wein
J. Hamer
William Smith
Murray City
Conrad Wein
N. QO. Stucky
Twily
Eden Patton
Margaret Jones
Beatrice Higgins
Cincinnati
Amiense
Athens
Pfizer
Parswell Party
Cape Town
Africa
London
Sophie Heath
England
Croydon Aerodrome
Ronner
Senator Goff
Houston
United Press
Alfred KL. Smith
Auto Tire & Gas CO
Col. Chestnut and Harper Sts
Halon
Tut
Superior Shoe Repair Shop
Athlas
Ohlo
Oppostle
Majlstic
the National Refining CO
HFAIR
Boston
Melia
Silk Foula Yd
Silk
Dimity
Haney - Goodrich CO
South Court Street
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