Paradox In Vote Counts After Election Note
A strange presidential race ends with Herbert Hoover at 404 electoral votes, surpassing Harding, while Alfred E. Smith wins a record Democratic popular vote yet secures only 69 electoral votes with 46 in doubt. At 11 am Hoover leads in most states with Smith holding Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, South Carolina and Rhode Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hoover
Warren G. Harding
Alfred E. Smith
Hoover
Smith
Alabama
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
South Carolina
South
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Montana
North Carolina
Texas
Utah
Hoover Faces Great Problems in His Presidency
President-elect Hoover faces a crowded agenda including choosing a cabinet led by likely secretary of the treasury Andrew Mellon. Possible picks for secretary of state include Dwight W. Morrow or Senator Borah with farm relief dominating immediate priorities. He plans rest and study in Palo Alto before returning to Washington around December 15, with extra sessions and a broad legislative program to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Andrew Mellon
Treasury
Borah and Morrow
State
Washington
East
Congress
Animals Bathing Guide from Wa Soapsuds Care Sheet
Instructs on washing animals with Wa soapsuds and thorough rinsing. Drying steps include towel drying and brushing until fur is completely dry. Emphasizes gentle handling and complete dryness to prevent dampness.
Surprise Birthday Surprise Party in Nelsonville Home
A triple surprise party was held Tuesday evening at Mrs. Joh Horton’s Nelsonville home. Planned as a farewell for Mrs. Madison Price and Mrs. Leoline Seiberts, the gathering also celebrated Mrs. Horton’s birthday. Masks on guests. Gifts given to the three honorees. Attendees from Haydenville and local families included many named women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Joh Horton
Horton
Madison Price
Leoline Seiberts
Mrs Horton
Price
Seibert
Park Huddy
A. G. Woolery
Brandenburg
Sarah Seibert
Frank Bean
Thomas Huddy
Olive Seibert
Doras Frank
Frank
John Stocklin
Clara Potts
Oto Shirley
N. L. Horton
Ralph Horton
Silscott
James McKee
Bess Higgins
Emily McManaway
Doral McManaway
Martin Ohlinger
Velma Evans
Cora Davis
Hazel Ellinger
Lilly Warrington
Mary Dille
Henretta Sayers
Hattie Gilbert
Fanny Williams
Charlotte Barber
A Walter Wolfe
M. Ev
Thomas Evans
Evans
Gladys Hughes
A. J. Shivers
Nora All
Haydenville
St Andrews to Host Euchre Party in Parish Hall
Nelsonville residents will attend a euchre party hosted by the ladies of St Andrews Church at Parish Hall on Thursday evening at 8 o'clock with refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Columbus Day Business and Social Visits Report
Miss Hyla Harrold spent the day in Columbus on business. L L Davis attended a funeral in Granville. Mrs. J C Dean spent a few days in Columbus. Julius Fischer visited Columbus for business. Ed Tucker returned to Walbridge after visiting home folks. Mrs. Dave Burnell spent today and tomorrow in Columbus. Charles Seidenfeldt of Murray City transacted business in Columbus. Arlie Campbell and Dorothy, and Mrs. Harvey Wend and Jennie Campbell of Haydenville were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyla Harrold
Columbus
Ll. A. Davis
Granville
J. C. Dean
Julius Fischer
Ed Tucker
Walbridge
Dave Burnell
Charles Seidenfeldt
Murray City
Arlie Campbell
Dorothy
Harvey Wend
Jennie Campbell
Haydenvilla
Robert Clark
Loyal Woman's Class Meeting Notices Annual Dinner
The Loyal Woman's Class of the Cuistian Church met at Mrs. Mary Ray's home on West Washington Street. President Mrs. Sam Starkey led the session with devotions by Mrs. Ben James and a Silver offering collected. The next meeting plans the December 7 annual dinner at Mrs. Starkey's home with 40 members and guests served lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slsonville
Loyal Woman's Class
Cuistian Church
Mary Ray
West Washington Street
Sam Starkey
Ben James
Starkey
Ray
East P T A to Meet in East School Friday
The East Parent Teacher Association will meet Friday at 3 PM at East School. Fifth grade pupils under Miss Lillian Young will present a program and mothers of the association will also perform. Plans will be made for the annual bazaar on December 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pp. T. A
Nelsonville
East Parent Teacher Association
East
Lillian Young
Republicans Lead In Nelsonville Vote Record Expected
Unofficial Nelsonville returns show about 2,200 votes cast with Republicans winning most precincts. Hoover leads across all 12 precincts with 1,463 to 595 for Smith, while Cooper nails 1,222 to Davey’s 948. Sheriff loser Williams carries some precincts. Poston and Jenkins split Congress votes, with Jenkins winning 1,241 to Poston 769.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Herbert Hoover
Smith
Myers Y. Cooper
Martin L. Davey
Davey
Herb J. Parker
William Williams
Parker
Williams
Walter L. Lines
Dike” Wilson
Dust
Charles E. Poston
Jenkins
Poston
Obituary: Monroe Spencer Dies at 65 in Colgate
Monroe Spencer, 65, died Tuesday at his Colgate home. Surviving are his wife, one daughter, and three sons. Funeral will be Friday at 1 PM with burial at New Straitsville Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Monroe Spencer
Colgate
New Straitsville
Funeral attracts numerous out-of-town mourners
Out-of-town attendees at the Ada Wardson funeral include Daisy Lockhark and Wilbur Williams from Springfield Illinois P A Barbar and George Wilson from Toledo Ohio and many others from Wheeling West Virginia Mt. Pleasant Zanesville Columbus Rochester Lancaster and Renaville among.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Ada Wardson
Daisy Lockhark
Wilbur Williams
Springfield
P. A. Barbar
George Wilson
Toledo
Steward Chapman
Dickerson
Wheeling
W. Va
George Chapman
John Chapman
Mt. Pleasant
Bessie Richard
William Clair
William Hammond
Mace
D. A. Woodson
Columbus
W. H. Woodson
Rochester
N. Y
Anna Harding
Lancaster
Lillian Benford
Supreme Court Overrules Berger Contempt Appeal
In Columbus on November 7 the Supreme Court overruled John Berger's appeal. He was sentenced to 10 days in jail and a $250 fine by Judge Shook of Cincinnati for contempt linked to the murder trial of George Remus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Supreme Court
John Berger
Shook
Cincinnati
George Remus
Hoover landslide sweeps Republican ticket in Delaware
Returns from Delaware's 219 districts show the entire Republican slate elected as Hoover wins nationally. The count appears practically complete with Republicans carrying state offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
Delaware
Seven men arraigned for dynamiting at Mine No 10 Derthick
August 21 incident at Derthick led to seven men Henry Kempton Homer Mecum Evan Humphrey Leonard McGee Lewis Minus Wilfred Moody and Mack McClutcheon being arraigned before Mayor A E Johnson. They pleaded not guilty and were bonded at 5000 each later reduced to 3000 by Judge Worstell. James Campbell faced an assault with intent to kill charge with bond set at 5000 and later lowered to 1500. he posted bond and was released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mine No. 10
Derthick
A. E. Johnson
Trimble
Henry Kempton
Homer Mecum
Evan Humphrey
Leonard McGee
Lewis Minus
Wilfred Moody
Mack McClutcheon
Athens
L. J. Worstell
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Worstell
Campbell
Ampbell
Nominating Committee Appointed At Esther Class Meeting
Esther Class of the Christian Church held a Monday evening meeting at Mrs Grace Sheppard's Monroe Street home. Mrs Anna Wolfe opened with devotions and president Mrs Frank Betts led business. A nominating committee was named to select officers for the coming year. Treasurer reports $133 on hand. An annual business meeting and officer elections will precede an exchange party in the social rooms. A 6 o'clock dinner will start the meeting. A covered dish supper served to 22 members and guests. W B A will hold a birthday party tonight. all officers and guards are asked to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Esther
The
Christian Church
Grace Sheppard
Monroe Street
Anna Wolfe
Frank Betts
Athens High School Fall Festival This Friday
The fourth annual fall festival at Athens High School will be held Friday in the gym and auditorium. Activities include a one act comedy The Lunatics, various booths with games and treats, dancing at 8 pm, with student council oversight and drama club coordination led by Miss Anne Pickering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens High School
Dramatic Club
Anne Pickering
the Lunatics
Anne Evans
Rex Smedley
Allan Nellis
William Cooper
Jack Swanson
Mildred Murphy
John Fait
Faye Tom
Vernon Trout
John Boden
Paul Nichols
Helen Drake
Margaret Johnson
Rex Koons
Russell Hall
Rachel Syx
Dolores Phelps
Harry Hope
Marian Danford
Sam Harshman
Mildred Landis
Joe Bardin
Dick Atkins
Lewis Speiser
Ruth Haydrn
Ruth Chandler
John Pickens
Jean Barlow
Marjory Beasley
Hoover Victory Not Displeasing the Vatican
The Holy See learned of Herbert Hoover’s election with no surprise or regret. A Vatican note said a Catholic candidate would be satisfying, but Hoover’s success is not displeasing as his attitude toward the church has always been respectful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
U.R
Holy See
Herbert Hoover
Vatican
Prizes Awarded at Farmers Institute in the Plains
The Plains High School hosted the closing session of the Farmers Institute where Garden Club members received $1 prizes and a certificate from Thomas Johnson. The Campfire Girls also earned certificates and $1 per member. Roger Humphrey won top poster prize. Officers Nora Graves John Lopez and Vina Wharton were re elected. Maxine Channell chaired. Grace Renee Miller spoke on What is Fonomy and E A Flemming on Choosing Varieties Planting Orchards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer's Institute
the Plains High School
Garden Club
Thomas Johnson
Roger Humphrey
Farmer’s Institute
The
Plains Institute
Etna Lava Flows Through Sicilian Villages
A wide path of ruin from Munziata to Mascali shows Etna erupting lava flowing from the crater through the Pietrafucila Vallonazzo Valley, carving a new advance across the landscape near Catania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catania
Sicily
U.P
Munziata
Puntalazzo
Mascali
Mount Etna
Pietrafucila-Vallonazzo
Four precincts not reported in Athens County results
The Athens County Board of Elections reported full returns except for four precincts Sugar Creek New Marshfield and two in Trimble Township one in Athens and one at Goose Run. Two runners were sent out at 6 am to fetch the missing data but the vehicle failed near Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Navy
Athens County Board of Elections
Trimble Township
Goose Run
Athens
Sugar Creek
New Marshfield
Election Board
Evangelist Vian to Lead Corning Church Dedication Address
Evangelist Homer H. Vian will give a dedication memorial address at the Corning United Brethren Church on Thursday night. Similar services will be held each night for two weeks with various speakers assisting in an effort to wipe out remaining indebtedness on the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Homer H. Vian
Corning United Brethren Church
Corning
Glouster to Hold Special Council Meeting Thursday
Mayor Goggley announced a special council meeting for Thursday night at 7 o'clock to transact any business that may arise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Goggley
Angle and Searls wed in Zanesville at M E parsonage
Robert Angle of Johnstown son of Mr and Mrs B R Angle and Kathleen Searls of Zanesville a former Glouster resident were married at Zanesville M E parsonage Rev Shimer officiating Both graduates of Glouster High School Angle class of 1926 and Searls class of 1927 The couple will reside in Johnstown where Angle is employed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Robert Angle
Johnstown
B. R. Angle
Kathleen Searls
Zanesville
M. E. Parsonage
Shimer
Glouster High School
Bert Searls
Angle
Revival Services Start At Wesley Methodist Church
Revival services open tonight at Wesley Methodist Church in Glouster led by Rev. Mrs. Kimmey of Athens. Special music accompanies the sermons and all are welcome to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Methodist Church
Glouster
Kimmey
Athens
Past Noble Grands Club Meeting Noted
Glouster residents are informed that the Past Noble Grands Club will convene Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Mae Dunnett’s Madison Street home. All members are urged to attend.
Ministers Attend County Council of Churches Meeting
The Rev. F. E. Roberts and the Rev. D. L. Browning attended a County Council of Churches meeting Monday at Central Avenue M. E. Church in Athens. The next gathering is set for December 3 at the Methodist Church in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
F. E. Roberts
D. L. Browning
County Council of Churches
Central Avenue M. E
Athens
Methodist
Zimmer to Join Glouster Hardware After Bell Departure
Lester Zimmer has accepted a position in the Glouster store of the Carpenter Hardware company, succeeding Jack Bell. The move signals leadership change as the local business adjusts staffing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Lester Zimmer
Carpenter Hardwareompany
Jack Bell
Seven Women to Help Make Laws in Congress
New York November 7 seven women candidates appear to have won House seats. The group includes incumbents Mrs Rogers Massachusetts Mrs Norton New Jersey Mrs Kahn California and Mrs Langley Kentucky plus new entries Mrs Ruth Bryan Owen Florida Mrs Ruth Pratt New York and Mrs Ruth Hanna McCormick Illinois, forming the largest feminine contingent in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
House of Representatives
Rogers
Massachusetts
Norton
New Jersey
Kahn
California
Langley
Kentucky
Ruth Bryan Owen
Florida
Ruth Pratt
Ruth Hanna McCormick
Illinois
Congress
Massachusetts Returns Show Smith Leading Across State
Governor Smith has carried Massachusetts with early returns from 692 of 748 precincts in the state’s cities outside Boston and all but two Boston precincts. Smith totals 800,164 to Hoover 769,901 as results come in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Smith
Massachusetts
Hoover
The Case for Cascara: Nature’s Best Laxative
A medical tone extols cascara bark as the superior natural laxative. The piece argues many drugs fail to cleanse the system and notes cascara was used by Indians for longevity. It highlights cascara as gentle on the bowels and beneficial for blood with no habit formation.
Messenger Pattern Department distinctive dress pattern ad
This pattern showcases a dress in figured and plain silk Canton crepe or crepe satin with facings. It features a cami sole underbody, bloused waist, narrow front panel skirt, fitted yoke, shaped revers, gathered sleeve with narrow cuff, in sizes 34 to 44. Mailing option available for 15 cents.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Palo Alto
Calif
Mrsifforton
Eucher Party
Institute IN the Plains
Johnson
Creek
Miss Searls
Methodist Church
Church Service
Cascara
Isaac Wilson
Chauncey
Ohio
En-Ar’co Motor Oil
the Auto Tire & Gas CO
Cor
Chestnut & Harper Sts
Natic Refining
Curveland
Omo
Messenger Pattern Department
Zeller Cepts
Logan
Gary Cooper
Miss Mabel Robinson
Jeannine I
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!