Pallas Club Hosts Reading and Social From Ohio Towns
Pallas Club met with Misses Clara and Amy Weihr at 67 East State Street on Saturday to discuss Prama. Mrs. Ash led the program while Mrs. Crumley read drama reviews and Mrs. Matheny read from Beyond the Horizon. Nearby visits included relatives in Athens and Portsmouth and a mine disaster postponement for a lodge meeting.
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Pallas Club
Clara
Amy Weihr
East State Street
Isaac Bh. Ash
Prama
J. J. Crumley
W. A. Matheny
Eugene O'Neill
Presbyterian Meeting Sets Tuesday Gather at Elmwood Place
The Presbyterian Church plans a Tuesday afternoon session at 2 o clock at Mrs. McCracken’s Elmwood Place home. Thank offerings and overdue pledges are to be collected then, with mailings to Mrs. W. Gard.
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The
Presbyterian Church
McCracken
Elmwood Place
W. T. Gard
Lestro Engages Wilma Tes tro to Stalph Kramer
Mr and Mrs J R Lestro announce the engagement of their daughter Wilma Nelle Testro to Stalph Al Kramer of Middletown The wedding date is not set. Progressive Literary Club meets Tuesday at 7 with Mrs Elson Hedges host at 6 Sunny Side Drive. Mr and Mrs S F BeverIDGE return from visit to Painesville and Athens with son Jack.
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John RR. Lestro
Sss
Franklin Avenue
Columbus
Athens
Wilma Nelle Testro
Stalph AL. Kramer
Middletown
Progressive Literary Club
Junior High Paper Circulates Widely
The Treambte, Athens Junior High School’s paper, appeared last week with a circulation over 600. It is written and edited by pupils and features the fall festival, honor roll, English prize-winners, and original poems.
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The
Treambte
Athens
Final Rites Held for Miners in Chauncey
Chauncey mourns three large funerals for miners killed in Sunday Creek Mine explosion last Wednesday. George Thomas service at Church of Christ with burial in Greenlawn Cemetery followed by Ray Parry and Ren H. Fielder services at Church of Christ, all conducted by Rev. Courtney. Overflow crowds filled church, auditorium, and Sunday School. Floral offerings were numerous and elaborate.
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Chauncey
Sunday Creek Mine
Noar
George Thomas
Rice Thomas
Church of Christ
G. & Courtney
Greenlawn
Ray Parry
Courtney
C. K. Grammer
Nelsonville
Pocahontas Members Plan Funeral Service Attendance
All members of the Degree of Pocahontas are requested to meet at the lodge hall Tuesday at 12 o'clock to arrange attendance in a body at the funeral of Phillip Powell held Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Millfeld Church of Christ.
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Phillip Powell
Chauncey
Degree of Pocahontas
Lodge Hall
Tuesaday
Millfeld Church of
Chauncey Schools Dismissed Following Mine Disaster Ties
Chauncey officials announce dismissal today and Tuesday as school officials note several high school pupils have relatives who died in last week Millfield mine disaster, prompting time off for families and reflection.
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Chauncey
Supt
Wesley Walburn
High Scheel
Millfield
Funeral Services For Walter Andrevitch And James Tyons
Funeral services were held for Walter Andrevitch of Sand Ridge at the Church of God in Chauncey with burial in Hilltop Cemetery. Later, at Morristown Church, James Archie Tyons, 28, was mourned. burial followed in Buchie Cemetery. Lyons leaves a wife Margaret Showali Lyons, a mother Belle Barnhart, a sister Mrs. James Love, and several brothers.
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Chauncey
Walter Andrevitch
Sand Ridge
Church of God
Hilltop
Morristown
James Archie Tyons
B. H. Pugh
Buchie
Lyons
Margaret Showali
Belle Barnhart
James Love
Triple Funeral Held for Millfield Mine Disaster Victims
Funeral services were held all day Sunday in Millfield for mine disaster victims. The first service began at an early hour with funerals every hour through 4 o'clock. The triple service for the Termity family, including Oscar Willa and his two sons Andrew and Virgil, was part of the Millfield ceremonies.
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Chauncey
Millfield
Willie
Oscar Willa
Andrew
Vircil
Former Presidents Return To Help Chauncey Community
Tragedy at the Millfield mine draws hundreds back to Chauncey and Militei district for funeral services. Former residents travel from several years away to assist and console bereaved families as cities and states are represented in the response effort.
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Chauncey
Millfield
Chauncey and Militei
Horses Escape Train Pursuit Near Marshefiengo
Two horses owned by farmer G C Hierren fled onto a railroad track near Marshefiengo as a freight train approached after dusk. The animals ran between the rails for about a mile before a farmer halted the train and helped move them clear without serious injury.
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New Marshefiengo
G. ¢C. Hierren
Here
Willing Workers To Help Needy Family
Willing Workers Boys' Club of the M. P. Church met at Mrs. G. C. Herron's home. They played outdoor games then held an indoor session led by Rev. J. Cartwright. They plan December 20 for packing a Christmas box for needy children.
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New Marshfield
Willing Workers Boys’ Club
M. P
G. C. Herron
J. Ot. Cartwright
Perry Huelbert
Dwight Huelbert
Richard Burker
William Burt
Harold Efaw
John Wigal
Albert Wigal
Denver
Andrews
Charles Dickins
Ing Herron
Earl Herron
The Athens Messenger Offers a Booklet on Care of the Car
Know your car is a good motto for every motor owner. The paper urges owners to learn basics of car care so they can spot faulty operation, save repair costs, and prevent accidents. Send for CARE OF THE CAR using this coupon.
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Athens
CARE OF THE CAR BOOKLET REQUEST FORM
Information Bureau in Washington requests six cents for a booklet on car care. Include your name street city and state to receive the pamphlet.
Elks To Raise Charity Funds At Armistice Day
At the Athens Armistice Day celebration the Athens Elks Lodge plans a charity drive. Charity tickets were mailed to members and a prize will be awarded. funds from ticket sales will fund the lodge’s relief work for the year, with officials noting higher need.
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American Legion
Athens
Athens Elks Lodge
The
Elks
Elks Lodge
Harvey Zarley Dies At Home In Amesville
Harvey Zarley 31 former general merchandise operator died at 12:49 PM Sunday after a long illness at his Amesville home. He worked at an Athens bakery before illness. Survived by widow Teone son Willard parents Mr. and Mrs. William Zarley Amesville, three brothers Charles Zarley Trimble Harley Zarley Froseville John Varley Athens and sister Elizabeth Athens. Funeral at Mound Hill Church Tuesday at 2:30 PM with burial in church cemetery.
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Amesville
Harvey Zarley
Athens
Teone
Willard
William Zarley
Ames
Ville
Charles Zarley
Trimble
Harley Zarley
Froseville
John Varley
Elizabeth
Pryburger Family Guests Visit Mrs Fryburger
Mr and Mrs Roy L Pryburger and the Mahers of Columbus traveled here on Saturday to spend the day with Mrs Mary A Fryburger at 215 West Union Street.
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Roy L. Pryburger
PF. H. Maher
Columbus
Mr Fryburger
Mary A. Fryburger
West Union Street
Plan to Use Business Leaders in Prohibition Fight
A proposed national organization of prominent business leaders could lead a counter attack against federal prohibition challenges. Dry leaders aim to stress economic benefits, reviving support once led by churches and groups like the Anti Saloon League. The Wickersham Commission debates enforcement and rumors of beer restoration worry officials.
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National Organization of Business Leaders
Diry
Anti-Saloon League
Hooever
Drys
Law Enforcement Commission
Honor First Yank Killed in France Memorial Banned in Evanaville
A plan to honor Private James B. Gresham, the first American casualty in France, sparked controversy in Evanaville Indiana where Gold Star mothers oppose the national shrine. The article notes Gresham died in a November 1927 German raid near 16th Infantry trenches and is buried in an Evansville grave.
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James B. Gresham
Evansville
Miss Helen Rumsey to wed James M. Cox Jr in New York
Miss Helen Rumsey of New York will marry James M. Cox Jr the son of the 1920 Democratic presidential nominee. The wedding is set for November 21 in New York.
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Helen Rumsey
New York
James M. Cox, Jr
Former Resident of Corning Is Dead
Mrs. Mary Ann Murray aged 67 widow of James D. Murray and former Corning resident died Sunday at her daughter’s home in Columbus after a three month illness. She leaves two daughters, six sons, two sisters, five brothers, 17 grandchildren and a niece Sister Mary Julia.
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C. & Moore
White Hall
Cleveland
Columbus
Laurelville
Stradd Whaley
Edna Ball
Lancaster
Dan Canfield
Mary Canfield
Mary Ann Murray
James D. Murray
Corning
James D. Martin
Kelton Ave
Murray
E. M. Harbage
Fairmont Ave
P. B
New Lexington
John W
Oakwood
O. B
Edward C
Schultz Ave
Lawrence J
Fairmont
Dennis D. Murray
Frebis Ave
Agnes Burns
Elizabeth Murray
James
John
Lawrence
Peter
George Burns
Mary Julia
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for Children
An advertisement promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe laxative for children and babies. It claims quick relief from feverish or upset bowels during colds, helps restore regularity, and assists in breaking up a cold by keeping mucus waste in check. The copy cites Dr Caldwell's birth-attendance record as unique.
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Dr. Caldwell
Dr. Caldwells
Memorial for Sisters of Charity Member Mrs Murray
A Louisville Ky woman active in the Sisters of Charity and Church circles dies. She belonged to the Ladies of the Maccabees and the Corpus Christi Altar Society. Three of her sons served in World War I. Funeral services are at 8:00 a.m. at her daughter's home and 8:30 a.m. in Holy Rosary Church. Burial follows at St Joseph's Cemetery.
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Sisters of Charity
Louisville
Ladies of the Maccabees
Altar Society
Corpus Christi Church
Murray
Martin
Holy Rosary Church
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Pindé Patrolman Harlan F. Akron Exigency
A terse line references Bert Walker Ake and a patrolman named Harlan F. Akron in a matter of expiation. No further context or dates are given in the fragment.
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Bert Walker Ake
Harlan F. Akron
Spay Hawks Sets Air Free Record to New York
New York reports Spay Hawks establishing a new air free record from Boa to New York in four hours and 44 minutes. The achievement sets a swift benchmark for cross country flight times.
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New York
Spay Hawks
Boa
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Lucile Knore
Gerald Knore
Bessie Stockham
Paul Stockhan
Portsmouth
Denison Ohio
Richard &. Wyrd
I’. J. Feleley
Loretta Kelley
Josephine Tannion
C. Taylor
Bess Taylor
Coolville
Howard Oakes
W. H. McDaniel
Mary Louise Holdren
Little Hocking
Charlies H. Wyatt
Pimwood Place
Mra
J. W. Hudson
Harry and
Pan
Harry Kelley
Hillsboro
Red Men's Hall
Sunday Creek Company
Chiefs
Marl Marquis
South Cemetery Street
Order of Eastern Star
John G. Beknap
G. H. Cless
Morris Avenue
Women's Missionary Society of
Colombia
Staten Island
Brooklyn
J. R. Lestro
Millfielsl
Athens Messenger Information Bureau
J. Haskin
Washington, D. Cc
Senate
Kentucky
M. Milla Logan
U. &. Senate
John M. Frebsten
Logan
Coleague
Ben Williamson
Rebstog
A Beasley Milling & Grocery Co
Rasmond Clapper
Washington
Wickersham Law Einforcement Commission
Honor
Yank
France
Home Telephone Co
Cox
Corning Is
Dea. W. B. Catewett’s
Doctors
Ohio State Penitentiary
U.P
State Board of Clemency
Charles Cramer
Hamilton
Robert Clemons
Brown County
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Logans
Rumford
Weich
Vest Eg
Saning
Rumegrd
Rumford Company
Kumpord, RL
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