Funeral for James Kern 6 Dies in Logan Hospital
Funeral services were held at the Nelsonville residence for James Kern six son of Mr and Mrs Elmer Kern. He died after a fractured skull from an auto accident near his home Saturday afternoon. He was taken to Cherrington hospital Logan by John Brittemeyer. The accident was described as unavoidable. Burial followed in the family cemetery. The parents have several other children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
James Kern
Elmer Kern
Cherrington Hospital
Logan
John Brittemeyer
N. O. Stucky
Pilgrim Holiness Church
SEEK COUPONS Auxiliary Urges Prompt Turn In
Nelsonville November 14 The woman's auxiliary to Glenford Dusapost asks all members and friends helping collect coupons to turn them in at once for rapid processing and delivery to the project.
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Nelsonville
Glenford Dusapost
Funeral held for George Hankel at local church
Funeral services for George Hankel were held Saturday afternoon at the M. E. church conducted by Rev. F. E. L. Morrell. The service was well attended and hymns Rock of Ages and Abide With Me were sung by four singers. Burial took place at Greenlawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hankelson
M. By. Church
Nelsonville
M. E. Church
FE. L. Morrell
Rock of Ages
B. E. LeFever
Henry Lancaster
W. W. Whitlatch
Elmer Bay
Greenlawn
Pentecostal Spirit Topic Draws City Church Crowds
Shew I N Grisso of Indianapolis presides over special Christian church meetings all week with large congregations at morning and evening services. Tonight's subject is The Pentecostal Spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
I. N. Grisso
Indianapolis
Christian Church
Ohio corn crop larger than 1926 but not as good
The Ohio corn crop is estimated at 111 408 000 bushels. Yield averages 33 bushels per acre, up 1.4 from last month but 7.5 below last year. Last year Ohio produced 45 436 000 bushels. Nationwide, the U.S. corn crop is estimated higher than last year. About three quarters of Ohio corn is harvested, 14 percent in silos, 12 percent hogged down, with 75 percent merchantable quality.
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Columbus
Ohio
C. J. West
Federal
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
United States
Love Is Fined After Disturbance Arraignments
Albert Love aged 52 was fined five dollars and costs after arraignment before Mayor Alex M. Moore for intoxication. Police Chief Herb J. Parker and Police Captain Charles Maple reported the arrest. Earlier, Fred Porter and Ira Quick, ages 40 and 42, were fined five dollars and costs for disturbing the peace by fighting when arraigned after a Saturday night disturbance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Love
Alex M. Moore
Love
Herb J. Parker
Charles Maple
Fred Porter
Ira Quick
Frances Marshall Bartels Dies Sudden at 27
Mrs Frances Marshall Bartels, 27, wife of Weck Bartels, died at 8:30 this morning at Sheltering Arms hospital after being taken ill last evening. Death was due to a septic condition. Her body was taken to Walburn undertaking parlors where friends may call until Tuesday morning before burial at home.
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Sheltering Arms Hospital
Frances Marshall Bartels
Weck Bartels
Walburn
Locke Is Fined In Pomeroy Language Incident
Oak ley Locke of Pomeroy pleaded guilty to using profane language in a woman's presence. He was arraigned before Mayor L. J. Eberle and fined 25 dollars plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Oakley Locke
Pomeroy
L. J. Eberle
Social notes from W R C meeting and church gathering
Members of the Woman's Relief Corps meet this evening at the I O O F hall. The Willing Workers class meets at Mrs. John Reed's home with Mrs Grace Figgins assisting. After the program and during social hour, refreshments are served to nineteen members and the teacher Mrs Murphy.
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Woman's Relief Corps
I. O. O. F. Hall
The
Christian Church
John Reed
Grace Figgins
Murphy
Inboden Hosts 6 O'Clock Dinner Honoring Burdette Birthday
Mr and Mrs E E Inboden entertained Saturday evening at a six o'clock dinner honoring the birthday of C E Burdette of Athens. Guests included Mr and Mrs Burdete and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Burdette
Athens
Mrs. Burdette
Fliers Gather in Washington for Hubbard Medal Award
A host of renowned aviators including Charles Lindbergh arrive for a luncheon with President Coolidge. Lindbergh is to receive the Hubbard medal for his New York to Paris solo flight, with ceremonies at the auditorium and a broad radio hook-up plan.
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Washington
U.P
Coolidge
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lindbergh
New York
Daniel Guggenheim
Guggenheim Foundation
William S. Brock
Edward F. Schlee
Asia
Arthur Goebel
Hawaii
Bolling Field
Ruth Elder
George Haldeman
Azores
Clarence Chamberlin
Charles Levine
Germany
Richard Byrd
Bert Acosta
Bernt Balchen
George Neville
French
Lester J. Maitland
Ernest Hegenberger
California-Hawaii
Ernest L. Smith
E. B. Bronte
William Davis
Goebel
Martin Jensen
Paul Shu
Auditorium
New York-Paris
MacCracken
Gillbert A. Grosvénor
The
Geographic Society
Congress
Cabinet
Supreme Court
Funeral for Mrs Bartels Held at Parents Home
Mrs Bartels, longtime saleswoman for B and B bookstore, died after illness and had been confined to her Windsor apartment. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at her parents’ residence with burial in the South Canaanville cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Marshall
Guysville
Bartels
B and B
Windsor
South Canaanville
Vincent Wall Glorified as American Male in Owosso
Vincent Wall of Owosso Michigan is shown in glorifying regalia as part of a feature praising the American male. The caption notes his inclusion among those being celebrated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Igan
Vincent Wall
Owosso, Mich
Aviators Attend NAA Luncheon After Visit to Multiple Cities
A group of aviators travels through Washington Boston Baltimore St. Louis Memphis Rochester Pittsburgh Louisville Atlanta Springfield Detroit Chicago Nashville and Charlotte. Some will remain overnight for a National Aeronautic Association luncheon tomorrow.
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Washington
Boston
Baltimore
St. Louis
Memphis
Rochester
Pittsburgh
Louisville
Atlanta
Springfield
Detroit
Chicago
Nashville
Charlotte
N.C
National Aeronautic Association
Sedan struck by westbound freight at Wilkesville crossing
Hamden November 14 A sedan owned and driven by D N Vance of Vinton was hit by a westbound Baltimore and Ohio local freight at Wilkesville crossing near the depot. Vance escaped injury but his daughter Ruth was bruised on the head. The car was damaged and pushed about 100 feet before the train stopped. Vance operates a sawmill near Hamden.
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Hamden
D. N. Vance
Vinton
Baltimore and Ohio
Wilkesville Crossing
Vance
Mr. Vance
Ruth
Double Funeral Honors Two Children in Chauncey Fire
In Chauncey a double funeral was held for Melvin Sweazy Jr. and Norma Jean Sweazy, ages 16 months and 5 months, who died in a Columbus fire that leveled their home. Their parents Melvin and Mrs. Sweazy mourn with Dorothy Mae, 4, who escaped. The family receives aid as a fund is raised. Neighbors reported the roof aflame as Mrs. Sweazy sought water, and the home and contents were a total loss. Additional relatives from Nelsonville plan to attend the meeting.
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Chauncey
Levi L. Sweazy
Melvin Sweazy Jr
Norma Jean Sweazy
Melvin Sweazy
Columbus
Milford Center
Dorothy Mae
Loyal Woman's Circle to Meet at The Plains
The Loyal Woman's circle of the Church of Christ in Chauncey will hold a semi monthly meeting on Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. John Shafer at The Plains. Mrs. Shafer serves as secretary and Mrs. Floyd Nye will lead the program. A good attendance is expected.
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Church of Christ
Chauncey
Loyal Woman's Circle
John Shafer
the Plains
Shafer
Floyd Nye
Oyster Stew Lunch After Knights of Pythias Meeting
Oyster stew and lunch will follow the important meeting of Philippine lodge No. 709 Knights of Pythias at the K of P hall this evening. District Deputy Hubert Lancas-
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Chauncey
Phillipine Lodge No
Knights of Pythias
K. of P. Hall
Hubert Lancas
Troop 1 Chauncey Scout Meeting Plans Basketball Team
Chauncey reports a special Tuesday meeting at the Scout building on Drake street where Troop 1 aims to organize a basketball team. Scoutmaster Alph C. Pritts announced the effort as part of the troop program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncehy
Chauncey Boy Scouts
Drake Street
Alph C. Pritts
Stop Getting Up Nights from Prostate Trouble Palmo Pills
Stop getting up nights caused by bladder trouble as Palmo Globules promise relief for back pain weakness dizziness and urinary issues. The Palm o Company offers a free trial to first time users with no obligation by writing to Dept R 519 Battle Creek Michigan.
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Palmo Company
Battle Creek
Mich
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Poplar Street
Nelsonville Foundry
M. H. Byron
Buchtel
Triplett
Doctor Hyde
Athens Hospital
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Bob Hardy
Roberta
Carbon Hill
EK. M. Gilbert
Royal
This City
Ida Deitrick
David Wright
Grove City
C. W. Cable
Frank Jackson
FE. S. McCune
Cleveland
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Max
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Lafe Hawkins
Ruby Lee
Pauline
J. G. Snowden
Albany
Will Grace
Robert Kinney
Dave Gorsuch
Harmtington
W. Va
H. W. Becker
C. H. Bartlett
Mrs. & & Lane
Mrs
Clyde Vanatta
Floyd Green
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Lucille
Edna Dishon
W. L. Chadwick
A. R. Chadwick
Akron
T. K. Davis
Mother
East
Middle West
University of Mich
Wilkesville
Ter
City
K. of P. Lodge
Ora Myers
Ira Myers
Nile Sanders
Ohio State University
Clarence FE. Sanders
Millfield
Guy H. Gardner
New Straitsville
Guy M. Brookins
Milton Brookins
Norma Ferguson Stewart
Charleston
George Wilson
Henry Osborne
Samuel Lahugh
Mabel Smith
Chauncey Post Office
Charles Bradfield
Leonard Koenig
Murray City
Puzzle Mgr
Cloverleaf Weekly
ST. Paul, Minn
Ruse
George O. Thurn
Southeastern
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