Verigin laid to rest in mountain vault by Doukhobor followers
Peter Verigin the Doukhobor leader rests in a rock vault high in a mountain above the village as about two thousand followers carry his body there. He was regarded as divinely sent to lead them, their wealth rising to five million dollars under his guidance. Verigin, born in Russia, spent 15 years in Siberian exile before Canada admitted him at government and Tolstoi and Friends Society support. He was killed by a mysterious explosion on a railroad train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA Service
Nelson
B. C
Peter Verigin
Canada
Ivo
Iie
Verigin
Russia
Siberian
Count Tolstoi
American Society of Friends
Aunt Julia Mauk Seriously Ill in Logan
Aunt Julia Mauk is gravely ill at Mrs. A W Mauk’s home on Gherry avenue Logan with kidney disease. She has passed her eighty fourth year and is known to be not loved by a large number of locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Mauk
Logan
A. W. Mauk
Gherry Avenue
Marriage in Detroit Unites Miss Gertrude Stracke and Mr Ford Southwick
Word comes from Detroit of the marriage there of Miss Gertrude Stracke and Mr Ford Southwick. Miss Stracke is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Stracke of Hocking Avenue, this city. After graduating from the local school she went to Detroit to make her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Gertrude Stracke
Ford Southwick
Miss Stracke
Fred Stracke
Hocking Avenue
Stitch and Chatter Club Plans Thanksgiving Hike
Miss Lola Roberts hosted the Stitch and Chatter club on North Orchard street for a social evening. Members decided to hike to Crystal Springs on Thanksgiving morning and will meet again in two weeks at Miss Margaret Smith’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lola Roberts
Stitch and Chatter Club
North Orchard Street
Crystal Springs
Margaret Smith
Railroad officials inspect River division trip
Officials of the Hocking Valley Railroad Co. conducted an inspection tour of the River division and southern end of the Hocking Valley division on Tuesday and Wednesday. A special train carried about twenty five company dignitaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking Valley Railroad Co
River Division
Hocking Valley Division
Death of Peter H Stracke at 62 in Columbus
Peter H Stracke 62 unmarried son of Barney Stracke of West Hunter street died at a Columbus hospital at 90 o'clock Wednesday morning from Addison disease. He had lived in Columbus years and worked as a flagman for the T and O C Ry in the Columbus yards. Survived by his aged father and two brothers. Body taken to Harden Undertaking mortuary for burial procedures. Burial at Oak Grove cemetery after services at his father's home.
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Peter H. Stracke
Barney Stracke
West
Hunter Street
Columbus
Mr. Stracke
Harden Undertaking
Oak Grove Cemetery
Venus Chapter elects officers at Masonic hall
Venus Chapter of the Order of the Stern Star held its annual election of officers at the Masonic hall Thursday evening. The elected officers and appointive officers will be installed on the second Thursday evening of December. The action of officers resulted as follows: Mrs. Nell Hansel, worthy patron. Charles Achauer, worthy patron. Lucy Lamb, assistant matron. Clarabel Whykart, secretary. Clara Soliday, conductress. Mrs. Laura Martin, trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venus Chapter
Order of Stern Star
Masonic Hall
Nell Hansel
Worthy Atron
Charles Achauer
Worthy Tron
Lucy Lamb
Clarabel Whykart
Clara Soliday
Laura Martin
Rolland Bright Named Lecturer for Thirteenth Masonic District
Rolland Bright of this city is named lecturer for the Thirteenth Masonic district covering Fairfield Perry Vinton and Hocking counties. The appointment comes from Grand Master James B. Ruhl of Cleveland. Bright serves as Eminent Commander of a Commandery K T.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolland Bright
Fairfield
Perry
Vinton
Hocking
James B. Ruhl
Cleveland
R. Bright
K. T
Jacob Cupp Dies After Pneumonia Illness
Jacob Ashberry Cupp age 71 died at his West Hunter Street home after a pneumonia illness. A retired carpenter, he had been ill for weeks and is survived by his wife and children Mrs. D. Notestone Claude and Roxie Cupp of the city. Funeral services with burial at Gibsonville Cemetery conducted by Heinlein Bros set for Saturday at the Gibsonville church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Cupp
Jacob Ashberry Cupp
West
Hunter Street
Cupp
D. Notestone
Claude
Roxie Cupp
Gibsonville
Heinlein Bros
Man Guilty Of Out Of Season Hunting In Coonville
After a hearing in Magistrate Miller court William Soward of Coonville was found guilty of hunting out of season. He was fined 25 dollars and costs. Authorities earlier arrested him when eleven pelts were found on his premises by Deputy Game Protector C Higgins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
William Soward
Coonville
Sowards
C. C. Higgins
Pullman Rates Case Reassigned for Washington Hearing
Hearings in the United Commercial Travelers of America versus the Pullman company originally set for Chicago November 22 have been cancelled. The Interstate Commerce Commission announced the case will now be heard in Washington on December 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pullman
Washington
United Commercial Travelers of America
Pullman Company
Chicago
Interstate Commerce Commission
Poland Sees Dried Mushrooms Among Key Exports
A notable export for Poland is dried mushrooms highlighting an agricultural trade focus. The phrase underscores the importance of this commodity in national commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
Reward Offered for Whitmer Detention in Fatal Wounding
Fairfield county commissioners posted a reward of 590 dollars for the unconditional detention or arrest of Lawrence Whitmer of Rushville. He is wanted in connection with the probably fatal wounding of Kh F Baker, seventy one, a former Perry county businessman and farmer, who was shot at his door Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lexington
Lawrence Whitmer
Rushville
Fairfield County
Whitmer
Kh. F. Baker
Perry County
Death of Glouster Stevens at Oakdale
Glouster Asa Stevens, sixty four, died at his Oakdale home after a fourteen month decline following a stroke. He leaves a widow and eight children. He was a member of the Fraternal Order of Magles of this city, which will conduct the funeral at Oakdale church Saturday at 1 30 PM, with burial in Nye cemetery Chauncey officiated by Rev Joe McDonald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asa Stevens
Oakdale
Stevens
Order of Magles
Joe McDonald
Nye
Chauncey
Order of the 49 and 8 to be established in Glouster
The 49 and 8 order, a fringe group of the American Legion, will set up in Glouster this December under Frank McCann Post. A Zanesville official helped arrange the move, and only one such order is allowed per county. Members will travel to Cincinnati and Zanesville for related activities, and candidates must be active Legion members for at least one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Frank McCann Post
Zanes- Ville
Glouster
Cincinnati
Zanesville
Miner Caught in Fall Injured. McClellan Sent Home
Sam McClellan of Greens Run was injured by a fall in mine No 265 on Thursday. Dr Elias of this city reported the injuries are painful but not serious and expect a period away from work before he can return. The miners ambulance transported him from the mine to his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam McClellan
Green
Elias
McClellan
Funeral rites for infant at Spencer Ridge church
Funeral services were held Friday at 10 a.m. for the two months old child of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ryan of Irish Ridge, conducted by Rev. Frampton. Burial followed at Dew cemetery in Burr Oak. The infant died Wednesday after a brief illness. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Cunningham welcomed a son born Thursday. Joseph Richards, United Mine Workers traveling auditor, was in Santoy on business Friday. Mrs. Minnie Keck visits New Lexington with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Shriner. Miss Pauline Harper is spending
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babe
J. W. Ryan
Irish Ridge
Spencer Ridge
Rev. Frampton
Dew
Burr Oak
Hugh Cunninghant
Joseph Richards
United Mine Workers
Santoy
Minnie Keck
New Lexington
Lewis Shriner
Pauline Harper
Weekend in Crooksville Hosts Rev and Mrs Wilson
Mrs Charles Davidson aged thirty eight died at her parents home near Crooksville Thursday afternoon after a two week illness. She leaves her husband and four children Lloyd sixteen Edward fourteen Cathryn eight Isabelle three. Funeral planned Sunday at 2 PM at First Baptist church with Rev Johnson of Rendville. burial in Gloucester cemetery.
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Crooksville
Harry Wilson
Charles Davidson
Link Peyton
This City
Lloyd
Edward
Cathryn
Isabelle
First Baptist Church
This City Sunday Afternoon At 2 O'Clock In Charge of Rev
Johnson
Rendville
Durial
Giouster Cemetery
Danner-tail Kangaroo Rat Tops Rodent High Jump
Danner-tail the kangaroo rat is noted as the champion high jumper among all rodents, highlighting its remarkable jumping abilities and standout athletic performance in the rodent group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danner
Pig Loose In Wooster College Dormitory Sparks Panic
A six month old pig stolen from Hoover cottage basement was released on the third floor of a Wooster College girls dormitory last midnight. Students fled as furniture was overturned and the animal's squeals joined a chorus of screams. College authorities seek the culprits behind the prank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster, O
Hoover Cottage
Wooster College
Ticket System At Ohio-Denison Barbecue Event
Spectators must show football ticket stubs at the barbecue line. Gate staff tear tickets in two and return the stub, which must be presented to be served at the barbecue after the Ohio-Denison game.
Nobel Prize in Literature Awarded to Valdistad Reymounts
Stockholm November 13. The Nobel Prize for literature goes to Polish author Valdistad Reymounts for a peasant epic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Valdistad Reymounts
Diamond Dyes Offer Easy Tinting for Fabrics
A patriotic ad touts YViamond Dyes with quick cold water tinting or boiling for permanent colors. Each 15 cent package includes simple directions for tinting lingerie silk ribbons skirts dresses and more. Consumers are advised to tell their druggist material type wool silk linen cotton or mixed.
Smoke Shrouds Lower Jersey City Fire Drift Hits New York
Dense gray smoke from a large fire at a Jersey City saltpeter works drifted into Manhattan on November 14. Wall Street and lower Broadway districts were cloaked in haze as police reassured firms the blaze was not in the financial district and workers paused to watch the smoky fog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
Hudson
Jersey City
Salt Peter Works
Financial District
Torpedo Crew Sets Record at 12000 Yard Distance
Manila November 14. The torpedo crew of the U S S Borle scored four direct hits with four torpedoes in succession at a distance of 12000 yards, breaking a navy record and likely setting a world record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief
Cold remedy advertises taking two tablets every three hours for three doses. First dose relieves symptoms, second and third break up the cold. Safe and pleasant with no quinine or opiates. Sold for thirty five cents with millions of users.
Will of Nathan W. Baker Admitted to Probate
Judge Johnson admits the will of Nathan W. Baker, late Athens sanitary officer, to probate. Almira Baker named executrix inheriting real estate and personal property. Donald Baker receives a gold watch and chain. Other listed heirs include Tee Henkins, Leora Flowers, Basil Sedwick, Dorothy A. Smith, Harry Rankin, and Florence Bell.
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Nathan W. Baker
Athens
Johnson
Almira Baker
Donald Baker
Tee Henkins
Stewart
Miner
Leora Flowers
Basil Sedwick
Sharpsburg
Dorothy A. Smith
Amesaville
Harry Rankin
Hollister
Florence Bell
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Logan News
Are Ca
Cmoker
Ohio
Athens Furniture Exchange
Mill ST
Torpedo
Pape
Wruggists Guar
Shop For Children
North Court Street
Hobson
Gibson
Pharmacy
Prescription
J D Haskins Chiropractor
Security Bank
Yellowstone National Park
Japan
Bank OF Health
Scott
Lash
Isaac Wilson
Outfitters
Chauncey, Ohio
Red Records
George Reneau
Smoky Mountains
Smoky Mountain Blues
Red Wing
Jesse James
Casey Jones
Arkansas Traveler
Rattler
Maggie
Blue Ridge
Susie Ann
Vocalion Red Records
Swanson Furniture
North Court St
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