Funeral Services for James Hannis in Smithfield
Funeral services for James Hannis son of Mr and Mrs Harvey Hannis were held at the family residence in Smithfield with burial at Greenlawn cemetery. Rev Ed L Morrell led short rites at the cemetery. Local and out of town mourners attended including families from Smithfield Mt Sterling Ashville Chillicothe Columbus and Columbus area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
James Hannis
Harvey Hannis
Smithfield
Greenlawn
Ed L. Morrell
Ralph Parks
E. L. Morrell
Jack Bobo
Ross Hannahs
John
Alonzo Murray
Joseph Perri
William Braley
Robert Myers
Nellie Swyers
Samuel Thompson
James Jr
Birdie Casey
Fast Springfield
Hurle Hannis
Minersville
Charles Thomas
Cincinnati
Frank Thomas
Pomeroy
Leonard Shelton
Murray City
Murphy
Glouster
Davis
Rt. No. 3
Nancy Long
Laura
Willie
Mt. Sterling
Frances Furniss
Harold
Ashville
Edward Lemay
Sterling
William Lemay
Chillicothe
Charles Huiss End
Lyla Heffner
Columbus
Eudora Chapter Elects Jennie Edgell Worthy Matron
In Nelsonville, at the Masonic temple, Mrs. Jennie Edgell was elected worthy matron of Eudora chapter 6 Ek 8. Officers elected to assist include worthy patron Iam Dixy assistant matron Mrs Ada Hawk conductress Mrs Margaret Riley associate Julia Burnelle secretary Mrs Ada McCombs treasurer Mrs Margaret Galvin. Mrs Galvin resigns as trustee and Mrs Stella Davis fills unexpired term Lulu Saltz elected trustee for three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Jennie Edgell
Eudora
Masonic Temple
Iam Dixy
Ada Hawk
Margaret Riley
Julia Burnelle
Ada McCombs
Margaret Galvin
Galvin
Stella Davis
New Members Inducted In Elizabeth Zane Dew DAR Chapter
The Elizabeth Zane Dew chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution held a special session at the Dew hotel parlors on Monday evening November 7 to receive new members with a flag ceremony. Mrs. W. H. Weigand spoke on national defense and patriotic propaganda. Future events include a November 1% Ohio history talk by Mrs. Vane Tester and a luncheon honoring Mrs. Gter, the state historian, with the chapter to participate in a Stiee Day parade. Isaac Vaughn spends week in Columbus for a safety congress demonstration by a first aid team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Zane Dew
Daughters of the American Revolution
Dew Hotel
W. H. Weigand
Ohio
Gter
Vaughn
Columbus
Nelsonville
Isaac Vaughn
Neil House
Harry Myers dies in Columbus after illness
Nelsonville Nov 9 Friends here learned of the death in Columbus Tuesday afternoon of Harry J Myers 78 a former Buchtel resident who moved to Columbus about 120 years ago He had suffered paralysis about five years He belonged to the local Christian church Survivors include his widow three daughters and three sons all of Columbus Funeral services will be held in Columbus with the body brought to Nelsonville Friday morning on the 109 oclock train and burial at Greenlawn cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Columbus
Harry J. Myers
Myers
Buchtel
Christian Church
Greenlawn Cemetery
Funeral Held for Mrs. J. L. Pritchard in Nelsonville
Funeral services for Mrs. J L Pritchard were conducted at the family home with Rev Lloyd Evans and Rev Morrell officiating. Mrs Edith Stiers and Mrs William Mills sang. Burial followed at Greenlawn cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
J. 1. Pritchard
Lloyd Evans
Morrell
Edith Stiers
William Mills
Siloam
Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs Tiachel Davis in Nelsonville
A birthday dinner for Mrs Tiachel Davis was held at 1110 Chestnut Street Nelsonville on Sunday afternoon. Mrs Davis celebrated her sixty seventh birthday with Mr and Mrs Andrew Wilson hosting the meal and assisted by Lynda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiachel Davis
Chestnut Street
Davis
Andrew Wilson
Lynda
Couple Dawson and Ball Wed in Columbus
Miss Pauline Dawson daughter of Mr and Mrs Will Dawson and Austin Ball son of Mr and Mrs Harry Ball were married in Columbus today Miss Dorothy Warehime witnessed the wedding The bride after Nelsonsville high school graduation has worked at Davis grocery The groom a Nelsonville high school and Adam College in pharmacy graduate resides in Columbus with a ready home for his bride
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Dawson
Will Dawson
Austin Ball
Harry Ball
Columbus
Dorothy Warehime
Miss Dawson
Nelsonsville High School
Davis’ Grocery
Nelsonville High School
Adam College
Esther Class Plans Church Chicken Dinner Social
The Esther class of the Christian church will host a chicken dinner on Thursday in the social rooms of their church for attendees and members.
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Esther
The
Christian Church
Legion Ladies Host Bridge and Tea Social
Mrs Edgar J Kessinger Mrs Levi D McDowell Mrs Homer D Kreig and Mrs Charles H Bartlett entertained Thursday at the Legion home with bridge and tea. Tea began at 5 o clock after a 1730 o'clock start. The rooms featured yellow and pink mums and candies. Seventy seven covers were laid. A program of solos followed with Mrs Edith Stiers Mrs W W Whitlatch and Mrs E L Morrell performing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar J. Kessinger
Levi D. McDowell
Homer D. Kreig
Charles H. Bartlett
Legion Home
Bridge
L. I. Rice
Ralph Parks
Edith Stiers
W. W. Whitlatch
E. L. Morrell
Young Keplar Boy Taken To White Cross Hospital
The two year old son of Mr and Mrs Theiss Keplar was taken to White Cross hospital Columbus Tuesday evening for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Theiss Keplar
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Freriks couple to open confectionery in Crooksville
Mr and Mrs Henry Freriks leave Monday for Crooksville to open a confectionery and make their home there. Fred Wright visits Cincinnati with sister Grace a senior nurse at the general hospital. John Reuter of Columbus visits daughter Mrs Martin Ohlinger. Leo Caldwell in Columbus on business. Mrs Will Anderson returns from Frost visit. Mr and Mrs Carl Van Horn and two children visit Mr and Mrs J L Wilson. Mrs Harry Runion visits her son in Sharronville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Freriks
Crooksville
Fred Wright
Cincinnati
Miss Grace
General Hospital
John Reuter
Columbus
Martin Ohlinger
Leo Caldwell
Will Anderson
Frost
Carl van Horn
Charles, Jr
Don of Columbus
J. L. Wilson
Harry Runion
Sharronville
Motor Caravans Push Into Vermont Flood Zone
Motor caravans of motor trucks pushed into Vermont's flood zone carrying clothing and food for residents of flooded areas. General Preston Brown directs relief from temporary headquarters at Darlington where an emergency flying base will be set up and planes will drop supplies to isolated towns. Snow slows transport but contact with most flooded communities is established and Newport reports significant property damage but no loss of life.
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Boston
U.P
Vermont
Preston Brown
First Corps
Darlington
Brown
Newport
Annual Farmers Institute Set For Trimble
The annual farmers institute will be held Friday and Saturday November 11 and 12 in Trimble. State speakers include S W Moore and Mrs C R Milner with E Gillespie as president and Clara Cannon as secretary. Exhibits feature fruits grains vegetables and pastries. Mrs Milner speaks on health and farm problems while Mr Moore discusses gardening and horticulture with sessions on organized farming and home grounds care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trimble
Farmers’ Community Institute
W. Moore
Dayton
C. R. Milner
Pickerington
E. Gillespie
Clara Cannon
Methodist Episcopal Church
Moore
Milner
Kiwanis Club of
Glouster
Mrs. Milner
Mr. Moore
J. W. Stocklein
Westerville backs Marshall bill by clear margin
Westerville voters approved the Marshall bill by more than two to one as other Ohio towns reported varied election results. In St. Clairsville Henry M. Davies, 85, was elected mayor for the tenth straight term while Columbus voters faced high per ballot costs. Cleveland officials disputed charter reform as a “big steal” and Vermillion saw a mayoral race decided by one vote. Newburgh Heights reelected John T. Tegg amid embezzlement charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westerville
Anti-Saloon League
Shrine of Dry Patron Saints of the Nation
ST. Clairsville
Henry M. Davies
Ohio
Cleveland
John T. Tegg
Newburgh Heights
Common Pleas
Samuel H. Gilbert
David L. Ruppert
Tegg
Madison County town elects full slate after heavy ballot
Sedalia reports the village saw its heaviest balloting with no pre nominated candidates. Harry H. Clark Republican was elected mayor Isaac Brill named marshal Frank Wheaton clerk and George Dorn treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
Madison County
Harry 8. Clark
Isaac Brill
Frank Wheaton
George Dorn
McVey Funeral Held for Prof James Pryor McVey
Dr A Y Wilcox conducted the funeral at J P Wood home on University terrace at 3 PM Tuesday for Prof James Pryor McVey. Mrs R Pr Tompkins sang Lead Kindly Light and Crossing the Bar. Burial followed at West Union street cemetery with out of town attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Y. Wilcox
James Pryor McVey
J. P. Wood
University Terrace
R. Pr. Tompkins
West Union Street
James Prior McVey
Margaret
Alice Durrett
McVey
East Bank
W. Va
Camden MceVey
Harrisburg
George Merritt
George
Donnelly
Columbus
J. Soden
Gallipolis
John V. Wood
Nelsonville
Features of Face Of Louis Wolheim To Be Preserved
Louis Wolheim cannot change his face. The court made permanent an injunction restraining him from a plastic surgery to alter his appearance. Producers had sought the order to protect their star under contract, arguing his film success would be endangered by the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Wolheim
Yates
Wolheim
New Indianapolis Mayor Elected After Turbulent Resignations
Indianapolis selects L. E. Slack attorney to fill the unexpired term of Mayor John L. Duvall who resigned and was ousted amid weeks of turmoil. Slack assumed office following a council vote as city affairs sought stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
John Duvall
Ind
U.P
E. Slack
John L. Duvall
Missing U.S. Marines Reported By Nicaragua Rebels
Lieutenant E A Thomas and Sergeant Frank Dowdell American marine corps aviators captured by Nicaraguan rebels are still listed as missing in marine corps records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Managua
Nicaragua
Navy
U.P
E. A. Thomas
Frank Dowdell
Marine Corps
Unconfirmed Fate Reports From Native Sources
Several reports of their fate have arrived from native sources, but none has been confirmed so that acceptance of them obviously has been impossible.
Pomroy and Middleport voters approve multiple bond issues
Pomroy residents and Middleport electors pass large bond measures with strong majorities. Marshall bill defeated 3099 to 2163 while chiropractor’s measure lost 2109 to 2705. C. J. Hess remains mayor. James Harley elected Middleport mayor. School board members chosen include Joe Young 2091, J. S. Frank 2207, J. H. Eastman Jr 1263, Jacob Dean 1638. Schol bonds 15000 and city fire bond 10000 approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Middleport
C. J. Hess
James Harley
Joe Young
J. S. Frank
J. H. Eastman, Jr
Jacob Dean
Sutton Township
Newton Roush
Tim Mease
William Carnahan
Sefton
New York
Republicans Sweep Pomeroy and Middleport Councils
In Pomeroy all Republicans won except Curtis Weaver who lost to Democrat Leo Byrne. Other council members include R. W. Schwegman D. W. Hennessy Charles McNance Dwight McCrobn and John Koehler. Retiring members J. L. Blaettner and Mr Weaver. Middleport elected A A Dillard C L Brooks William Michael Oscar Mossman B F Fultz and J H Williams. In Syracuse four mayoral candidates vied and incumbent Frank Stowe won reelection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy Council
Curtis Weaver
Leo Byrne
R. W. Schwegman
D. W. Hennessy
Charles McNance
Dwight McCrobn
John Koehler
J. L. Blaettner
Mr. Weaver
Blaettner
Middleport
A. A. Dillard
C. L. Brooks William Michael
Oscar Mossman
B. F. Fultz
J. H. Williams
Syracuse
Frank Stowe
Hamden Elections Result in Mayoral Victory and City Posts
Arnett defeated Meese 200 to 85 to become mayor. Scott won marshal with 151 votes, edging Peoples Brown and Diehl. Edna Kruger elected treasurer 143 to 117 over Norma Meese. H Hahn chosen clerk 203 to 57. Council results show Gerty 242 Ogter 196 Hulen 191 Barnhill 179 Martinsmill 179 Stanton 157 Murdoh 144 Slavens 108 Camink 87 Woodruff 49.
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Hamden
Arnett
Meese
Scott
Marshal
Peoples
Brown
Diehl
Edna Kruger
Norma Meese
Hahn
Pierce
H. Gerty
J. T. Ogter Jr
J. 8
Hulen
Barnhill
Martinhill
L. Stanton
Murdoch
V. Slavens
G. Camink
Woodruff
Rochester Re elected Mayor of Logan by Narrow Margin
J P Rochester was re elected mayor of Logan by 36 votes, 1030 to 994, against E E Bright. Rochester is a Republican. City school board members elected were H H Wright W S Yaw C BE Larimer and Homer Kitchen. Falls township justices of the peace Sk KE Bright and J P Miller. constables August Shively and Charles Frasure re elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
J. P. Rochester
E. E. Bright
Rochester
Logan City
Hocking County
H. H. Wright
Yaw
C. BE. Larimer
Homer Kitchen
George BE. Wright
W. F. Clark
Grant Moore
Charles Lanning
J. E. Stuart
Sk. KE. Bright
J. P. Miller
Falls Township
August Shively
Charles Frasure
Hocking County Votes On Bills And Local Officials
Hocking county approved neither the Marshall bill nor the chiropractors bill with 1 607 yes to 3 189 no and 1 649 yes to 2 588 no respectively. City officials elected include James Shaw president of council Mrs Della Bishop auditor Jacob Keller treasurer Forest Wein rich solicitor with no opposition to other candidates in most races. Councilmen elected Vern Mauck George Blum John B Canty and at large Fred Eastman second ward H Bright third ward Raymond Lanning fourth ward. Falls township trustees tally shows J F Krvin 1 058 Carl Cross 962 Mike Honeyshell 532 BH B Campbell 31 Howard Clark 771 J R Sweazy 676 Alva Miller 611 with final third place decision pending between Howdeyshell and Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking County
James Shaw
Della Bishop
Jacob Keller
Forest Weinrich
Vern Mauck
George Blum
John B. Canty
Fred Eastman
H. Bright
Raymond Lanning
Fred Stracke
Falls Township
Logan City
J. F. Krvin
Carl Cross
Mike Honeyshell
B. Campbell
Howard Clark
J. R.sweazy
Alva Miller
Howdeyshell
Campbell
Park Edges Gormley In Glouster Mayor Race By One Vote
Unofficial tally shows S A Park Republican re elected mayor of Glouster over Hugh Gormley independent by one vote 416 to 415 with Democrat Virgil Yaw at 198 votes Gormley claims two absentee ballots may swing result official count pending Marshal race also decided Henry Williams Democrat defeats C G Faires Republican by 47 votes LeFever independent candidate in three way race. Davis clerk Republican listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
S. A
Board of Election Rooms
Athens
Henry Williams
Marshal
Co. G. Faires
C. G. Faires
O. E. LeFever
Davis
John KR. Davis
Local election results outline council and board posts
William Winefordner Democrat won clerk by 113 votes. George F. Ochs Republican re-elected treasurer. Democrats secured four of six council seats including C G Lunsford J R Cheney Ed Kurte man and Dr W A Pride. Republicans elected Gus Gaskalla Malcolm Penman. C A Young Democrat and F H Heck Republican joined boards of public affairs. Worthy Parker Republican to join board. Board of education reelect Dick Jones and Mrs Iva Pedicord over Anderson and Wallace. Marshall bill defeated in Gloucester 649 to 289.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Winefordner
George F. Ochs
C. G. Lunsford
J. R. Cheney
Ed Kurteman
W. A. Pride
Gus Gaskalla
Malcolm Penman
C. A. Young
F.H. Heck
Board of Public Affairs
Worthy Parker
Board of Education
Dick Jones
Iva Pedicord
Emmett Anderson
John Wallace
Marshall Bill
Glouster
Trimble U names elected officials in city vote
E A Johnson re-elected mayor over Charles Grandy 130 to 90. A Biddison defeats Sam MacDaniel for marshal 120 to 95. Helen Johnson re-elected treasurer, M KE Christman unopposed for clerk. Councilmen elected C E Haskins E B Chalfant L BE Clark I H Gift G Heckman C M Sands. Pearl Christman and G FPF Heckman join board of education. Marshall bill passed 112 to 74.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Down At
Trimble
Helen Johnson
M. KE. Christman
C. E. Haskins
E. B. Chalfant
L. BE. Clark
I. H. Gift
G. Heckman
C. M. Sands
Pearl Christman
G. Fpf
Heckman
Board of Education
Marshall
Jacksonville Officials Elected in Local Ohio Board Race
Jacksonville voters chose a full slate for city offices including Mayor J. L. Altman Treasurer K. J. Wolfe Clerk W. Hill Marshal Martin Houenstine and council members John Seckinger William Millis William Brown William Hallam George Burdess R. A. Brinkley Russell Davis and Harry Dust. The Marshall bill tied 86 to 86.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
J. L. Altman
K. J. Wolfe
W. ©. Hill
Martin Houenstine
John Seckinger
William Millis
William Brown
William Hallam
George Burdess
R. A. Brinkley
Russell Davis
Harry Dust
Board of Education
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Hannis
F Eastern ‘Star
Lodge
Julius Fischer
Lorenzo Butt
Wesley Hawk
Harry Jackson
Ida Jewett
L. A. Whitmore
Bob Williams
Frank Moore
C. T. Shafer
Henry Lancaster
Elda Crouse
Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Harry Myers
Capital City
Dawson - Ball
J. E. Zeller
Farmers’ Institute
County Board of Elections
Walter D. Mears
Davis Committee
Vermillion
Harry Williams
E. A. Welch
Los Angeles
Cal
En-Ar'co
Ben-Ar-Co
Auto Tire & Gas CO
National Refining Company
National Refining CO
Cleveland, Ohio
Johnson
Altman
R. and G. Company
Jersey Bloomers
McCormicks
Jersey
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