Queen Esther Society Hears Indian Papers
The Queen Esther Society meets at Vera Coakley home with readings on Indian Institutions and Jaja va Land by Mary C. Miller and Frances Barron. Four new members join the roll as revival meetings with music continue at the Church of God in Lock, Ohio near Haydenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neilsonville
Queen Esther Society
Vera Coakley
Elizabeth Street
Wanda Lee
Mary C. Miller
Frances Barron
Peggy
Elsie Freer
Wilma Patton
Virginia Green
Gerald Corwin
Nelsonville
Church of God At
Lock
Ohio
Haydenville
Atlantic Pacific opens new store in Hickman Building
Nelsonville reports the Atlantic Pacific Company opens today in Hickman Building Public Square in the former Colonial space. The West Washington Street store closes and Hocking Street meat dept moves to the new location with new two tone green decor. C. W. Brush becomes manager aided by G. W. Hawk. H. M. Gabriel covers Hocking Street temporarily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Hawk
West Washington Street
H. M. Gabriel
Zanesville
Hocking Street
Troop 46 Elects New Members and Organizes Wildcat Patrol
Rufus DeFord Jack Wilson Harold Green John Brooks and Charles Parks join Troop 46 as twenty one Scouts attend. A new Wildcat Patrol leads by Pat White with Dean Stage Jack Riley and others is formed. Patrol outlines and meeting times are announced along with transfer of John Brooks from Troop 107 Hanover Pa. A fall school festival shortens the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus DeFord
Jack Wilson
Harold Green
John Brooks
Charles Parks
Bob Howe
Howard Hanning
Wildcat Patrol
Pat White
Jack Riley
Dean Stage
Bob White
Bil Mechem
Kangaroo
S. Hawk
P. Wright
Ned Smith
Lewis Vaughn
Bill Parks
Greyhound
J. Pritchard
D. Sanders
Dick Bateman
Black Panther
James Sterling
M,. Francis
R. Lanscott
J. Linscott
Max Wright
Garth Lightfoot
X Patrol
Clayton
Hanover
Old Articles Shown At Church Meeting
Nelsonville Presbyterian Missionary Society held its annual thankoffering session displaying many old articles like the first Nelsonville ballot box a spinning wheel and a dress from President Grant era. A reminiscence program with shawls music and reading followed with refreshments served by hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Presbyterian Church
The
Missionary Society
Grant
Louise Shafer
Homer Krieg
Josephine Sharp
Edith Stiers
Mary Frances Groves
Laddie
Margaret Johnson
C. E. Weltzheimer
Edward Sharp
Elizabeth Edington
Mary Jo Haffner
Cecil Shafer
Kathleen Saltz
Nancy Krieg
Margaret Weltzheimer
Mary E. Kessinger
Rites Held For Ray Ashby Sr In Nelson Church
Funeral for Ray Ashby Sr. was conducted at the Nelson Episcopal Church with Rector Lever of Logan and Rev. Lloyd Evans officiating. Organist Charles Poston led a mixed choir as hymns Oh Paradise and Jerusalem the Golden were sung. burial followed at Greenlawn. Out-of-town mourners came from Cleveland, Columbus, Toronto, Pittsburgh, and Chicago. A Golden Rule Sunday School class meeting at Mrs. C. L. Stout’s home then featured games, a social hour, and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Ray Ashby
Episcopal Church
Lever
Logan
Lloyd Evans
Charles Poston
Paradise
Jerusalem
Greenlawn
Gladys Ashby
Columbus
Bentley Littlewood
Toronto
Can
William Littlewood
Charles Walton
Sybil Walton
Raymond Walton
Cleveland
Ernest Coggins
Pittsburgh
Jack Duncombe
Kate Ashby
Chicago
Golden Rule
Methodist Sunday School
C. L. Stout
Second Strike in Week Ties Up Pennsy Shafts
In Tamaqua Pennsylvania the Lehigh Navigation Coal Company mines in Panther Creek Valley were idle as a second strike in a week halted operations. About 6,000 miners walked out after wage talks failed to reach a settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamaqua
Navy
U.R
Lehigh Navigation Coal Company
Panther Creek Valley
Picket to target nonconforming beer dispensers in Columbus
In Columbus on November 17, picket actions are planned against beer retailers who refuse to use the 14 ounce standard glass set by the Retail Beer Dispensers Exchange Inc. President W N Holler of Newark announced adoption of the standard and urged conformity. A small kitchen fire in Dana Connett’s home was put out by firefighters after paint spilled on a gas range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.R
Beer Dispensers Exchange, Inc
W. N. Holler
Newark
Dana Connett
Lancaster Street
King urges vigorous push for disarmament talks
King George stated in a London address that disarmament negotiations must be pushed vigorously despite the dislocation caused by Germany's withdrawal, amid the prorogation of parliament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Germany
George
Schools for Tots Provided Continuation from Page One
School authorities will set up nursery classes in public school rooms at each community. Buses will transport children ages one and a half to four years. Classes run 10 to 2 with a noon meal, two teachers and a nutritionist, and daily nurse visits. Federal and state emergency relief officials see nursery schools aiding children of needy families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Relef
Nelson
Community schools aim to ease parental anxieties at home
The plan seeks to relieve parental anxieties from insufficient home provisions for young children. It envisions establishing adult classes in the county teaching trades and fundamentals such as reading and writing.
Tuberculosis Germ Destruction Doubted
Columbus November 17. Dr Stephen J Maher Connecticut physician claims he found a bacteria to destroy tuberculosis germs. Skepticism comes from national authorities with Dr Robert G Paterson Ohio Public Health Association executive secretary saying the paper offers no sign of a major curative breakthrough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen J. Maher
Connecticut
Robert G. Paterson
Ohio Public Health Association
Crosley Daughter Sues For Divorce In Cincinnati
Mrs Page Crosley Shelton daughter of radio manufacturer Powell Crosley filed for divorce from Gilman L Shelton in common pleas court Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Page Crosley Shelton
Powell Crosley
Common Pleas Court
Gilman L. Shelton
GROCERY DIRECTORY LISTING FOR ATHENS AREA BUSINESSES
A long reader list shows numerous Athens area grocers and stores including Sunyside Grocery, Bern G, and Sanders stores with addresses in Richland Ave Stewart Street Stewart Logan Chauncey Chauncey Pomeroy and Nelsonville. The compilation names dozens of shops by town and street, reflecting a regional retail network. It includes KASLER Amesville Faires Chauncey and other storeholders with varied spellings and locale notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Bean
Earich
Athens
Sonera
Stewart Street
Bethel’s Grocery
Home Grocery
G. W. Pierce
H. Slaughter
C. M. Smith
May Ave
Harry Burns
O. F. G. Hutchins, Athens, 0. W. N. Russell, Athens, C. Rowan’s
Richland Ave
Sunnyside
N. Rathburn
Rutland
Cash and Carry
Murray City
O. A
Curl
Logan
Wilson Bothers
New Straiteville
O. Lewis Sarvis
Shawnee
Ohio
Mundew
Glouster
D. C
A. Keifer
Corning
W. FR. Evans
Nagel's Grocery
Sugar Creek
C. Russell, Stewart
D. W. Brill
Sharpsburg
A. D. Scarlett
Little Hocking
O. Kasler
Amesville
Smart & Son
Chauncey
Fpaires
Stockport
D. W
LM. Oenningham
Coleman
Guysville
Gorham
Colathrop
A. Gardner
Fred Mills
Plantsville
Arthur Christian
Dundas
BEAN
Torch
Geo.dille
Nelsonville
Nelson & Son
Cooley's Gocery
O. Wilson Brothers
Miller
Butts
C. A. B, Johnson
Norris Grocery & Meat Market
Poplar St
Tel
Nelsonvile
H.W. Shafer
Union Grocery& Meat Market
Columbus St
H. D. Warner
A. C. Kontner
Adams St
Morris Store
Chester
Page St
Middleport
Henry Acker
Reign Ended as Assassin Ends Afghan King Nadir Khan
The four year reign of King Nadir Khan ends with his assassination by a trusted friend turned traitor. Mohammed Zahir Khan, 19, is crowned the new ruler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nadir Khan
Afghanistan
Mohammed Zahir Khan
Oil executive R. J. Berry dies in Fort Worth heart attack
R. J. Berry, 60, a prominent Findlay oil executive, died suddenly of a heart attack in Fort Worth Texas. He formerly lived in Athens and was widely known in the oil industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findlay
R. J. Berry
Fort Worth
Tex
Athens
Stockholders Named In Seven Million Suit
A suit for about 87 million dollars to recover almost all Guardian Trust Company capital was filed in Cleveland common pleas court by Liquidator F. R. Hanrahan for State Bank Superintendent Ira J. Fulton. About 1,100 stockholders are named and held liable to depositors at 100 dollars per share. most have made no payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
U.P
Guardian Trust
Ira J. Fulton
Severe Early Winter Storm Hits Midwest
One of the most severe early winter storms on Weather Bureau records caused heavy loss of life and abnormal low temperatures across the Midwest and Northeast. The cold wave stretched from White River Ontario to Mobile Alabama. At least 60 people were reported dead or missing due to the storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U.P
Weather Bureau
White River
Ont
Mobile
Ala
Gulf of Mexico
Jack Frost
Franklin County Jury To Hear Movie Men
Franklin County Grand Jury resumes probe into lobby activities in the state legislature. Eight men connected with the motion picture industry are to testify, including Henry Greenberger of the Cleveland Exhibitors Association and M. B. Horwitz of Cleveland who deny funds were raised to block an amusement tax bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Franklin County Grand Jury
Henry Greenberger
Cleveland Exhibitors Association
M. B. Horwitz
Cleveland
Ohio
Bad Boy Killed During Escape Attempt in Cincinnati
Cincinnati police report 22 year old Charles Foote known as a dangerous prisoner died after being shot by guard Fred Sells. Foote, handcuffed to another youth, sprayed pepper into the officer’s eyes during the escape attempt near the courthouse. Foote had robbery convictions and a prior escape from Mansfield Reformatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
U.R
Fred Sells
Mansfield Reformatory
Charles Foote
Reformatory
Manafield
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Ilio
Pew
Jonwer Parry
Appleby
Parrell
Wyre
Laem Pitts
Jlonight
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Wonder Horse
Haley George
Coakley
A. & FP. Company M
Hickman Building
Public Square
BOY Scout News
Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
E. J. Arnold
Arnold
Fischer
Cramner
Henry Lancaster
L. D. Johnson
L. A. Whitmore
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Carl Coakley
H. A. Rothrock
Joe Davis
J. M. Hyde
Strickler
Christian Church
Ashby
Crosley
Sues
Ator's
Z. F. Beverage
Harvey Cone
Householders
John Milar
Risley's Grocery
GUS Six
O. Smith's
Union Grocery
Community Grocery
Orkie
ROYAL
Idaho
Bakers
Caldwell Creamery
Kirk
Morton
Amite
Washburn
Bacon
Kaffee Hag 47c
China
Hershey's Breakfast
OLE Top Coffee
Post's
Winter Comfort
White House
SPAP
Cook & Eat
Common Pleas
F. R. Hanrahan
State
Midwest
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