Bryan Speaks On Citizens Of World At Church Meeting
President E B Bryan of Ohio University spoke at the Men's Brotherhood meeting in the Presbyterian church. Two men attended. Officers elected for the year were John Y Wool president and R W G Stuart secretary treasurer. He described the new world citizen and outlined requirements including faith in God and trust in fellowmen.
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E. B. Bryan
Ohio University
Athens
Presbyterian Church
John Y. Wool
R. W G. Stuart
Dr Bryan
Wash- Nelsonville
Sheington
Lincoln
McKinley
Roosevelt
Bryan
Massachusetts & Place
Tre
Kansas
Pilecimms
Firsan
Funeral for Mrs Sophia Matysiak Held in Buchtel
Funeral services for Mrs Sophia Matysiak 69 wife of Cusmoer Matysiak were held Saturday at 9 am at the Catholic church in Buchtel conducted by her son the Rev Father Matysiak with assistance from Fathers Schaeffer Owen and Gallerini. The remains were brought from Laugherty Ohio to Stouts chapel in Nelsonville then to Buchtel this morning. The family formerly lived at Jobs. Several children survive. Bunat was held at Buchtel.
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Nelsonville
Sophia Matysiak
Cusmoer Matysiak
Buchtel
Father Matysiak
Schaeffer
Buehtel
Owen
Gallerini
Murray City
Stout's Chapel
Intermediates beat Chauncey Junior High in season opener
In Nilsonville on Nov 19 the Intermediates opened basketball, defeating Chauncey Junior High 31 to 1%. Butts and Green led the attack with baskets and two fouls while Richardson starred for the visitors with four field goals and two fouls. The Intermediates seek out of town games.
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Nilsonville
YMTU
Chauncey Junior High
Butts
Green
Richardson
Delusion Case Near Columbus Involves Local Residents
Dr John Wickman and his son Wesley of Westville TL spent two days in Columbus with J R Hickman to attend the Ohio State football game. The Misses Oril and Freda Smith were in Columbus for the Ohio State Illinois game at the stadium Nelsonville. Waller DeForrest surrendered to police in Columbus showing memory loss before recalling his Parkersburg contacts. He is a composing room foreman thought to be under unusual strain.
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John Wickman
Wesley
Westville
J. R. Hickman
Columbus
Ohio State Hinois
Oril
Freda Smith
Nelsonville
James McKre
Duhian
Crine
Waller DeForrest
Frarhershini
Dark Pearson
Thursda
T DeForrest
Parkersburg
Warrington Dies at Home in Nelsonville
Wayne Warrington, 24, died Friday at his parents' walnut street home after months with tuberculosis. Funeral services will be Monday at 1:20 PM at the residence conducted by the rector of the Episcopal church. He worked for Talon News Co. in Calumlus selling papers along Hoching Valley Route 4 and was known in the area. He leaves a brother George Stone and a sister Mrs. Ben Coakley.
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Nelsonville
Wayne Warrington
John Warrington
Walnut Street
Aly
Rardow
Episcopal Church
Warrington
Talon News Company
Calumlus
Hoching Valley
Holeys
George Stone
Chatsee
Airs
Ben Coakley
Newark
Drivers in Auto and Bus Wreck Held for Jury
Nelsonville scene reports bus driver Drncy Berkey and Orange Ausburn facing charges after a Sunday night collision. Both waived preliminaries before Mayor L J Divine and were bound over to the grand jury under $200 bond each.
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Nelsonvilliz
Drncy Berkey
Orange Ausburn
Soan
Nelsonville
L. J. Divine
Dew awarded Jefferson street improvement contract in Nelsonville
Dr C G Dew wins city board contract to improve 600 feet of Jefferson Street from Ha intersection with Travelle Street. Work to start immediately with support from county city and the traction company. WBA members shift departure to 6 o clock for Athens meeting and dinner. Mrs Mawt Smith visits from Columbus and Mrs Lena White returns from Cleveland with her daughter Mrs Charles Price.
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Nelsonville
C. G. Dew
City Board of Cane
Jefferson Street
Nelsonvilliz
Athens
Mawt Smith
Columbus
J.B. Hanning
Lena White
Cleveland
Charles Price
Social Visits Highlight Columbus County Week
End of the week brings several guest visits in Columbus. Marie Stowe stays with Doris Mayer on Sunday while Sheppard joins Erin Thacker hosts for the OSU game. Mable Barnecut and her daughter Joe visit Columbus friends. Yona Des Maines, field secretary of the Woman's Home Missionary Society, visits Shafer family midweek.
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Cleveland
Marie Stowe
Doris Mayer
Columbus
Sheppard
Ohio State Stadium
Erin Thacker
Mable Barnecut
Joe
Friends Columbus
Be, E. Luce
Des Maines
Yona
Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
C. D. Shafer
Y M G A Notes At Central School Ought Light Bulb Gift
The Central school clock with a dark face may gain a light bulb as a Christmas gift. The Y M C A notes mention numerous regular classes including volleyball and business men groups, a new Chinese game Fighting for Fiends, and a ping pong addition. A Friday melee near the curb ended with two boys exchanging blows before authorities intervened, praised for quelling the fight without further harm.
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Central
Ant
Bigert
Starter
Reed
Hi-V club sparks Haydenville youth initiative at the Y
A local Hi-V club starts a new youth program in Haydenville under leaders led by Louie Ingram. The effort aims to foster character and future improvement as boys under 12 engage in activities described as real manhood training, with plans for regular reports on progress.
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Haydenville
Louie Ingram
Student Dies of Poisoning From Car Exhaust Fumes
Ohio State University student Paul C. Heckelman died last night from carbon monoxide poisoning caused by auto exhaust fumes. Police and physicians fought for hours with artificial respiration and breathing apparatus, but his heart weakened and he did not regain consciousness. A funeral service is planned for Monday.
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Columbus
Paul C. Heckelman
Ohio State University
Teehelman
Bound to Tree: Man Faces Probate Court Hearing
Carl McCabe, 40, bound to a tree near Powhattan for two days after friends deemed him dangerous, will face an infinity hearing in Blaine County Probate Court Monday. He was found with badly lacerated wrists and a severe cold. two assailants remain at large.
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ST. Clatksville
U.P
Carl McMabe
Powhattan
Blaine Co. G. Hardesty
Oman
McCabe
Mettabe
Ohio Voters Reject Over Forty Percent of Bonds
Ohio ballots show voters rejected more than 40 percent of proposed bonds including school improvements street work and utility projects. Readily funded items like water works stations and sewer upgrades were also affected with many bonds failing to pass and funding shifts noted across counties and cities.
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Ohio
Ohio News Bucreau Company
Cleveland
Osno
Transei Pab
Siateen
Courthoasts
Etty
Fean
Akron
Ffnn
Columbus
Chyconnell
Bunds Seathin
Bond issues approved in Hannien county and nearby areas
Viewers in Hannien county andGreater Cincinnati area approved all bond issues presented totaling 17,974,800. The measures include 12,217,500 in total bonds and 859,000 in other bonds across local projects and regional developments.
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Ltrniartters
Hannien County
Pbractig
tCineinnath
Ureater
Cleveland
Princess Weds Inn in Germany in 11:80 a m ceremony
Princess Veterinarian of Schaumburg, 68, sister of the former Kaiser, wed her 27-year-old Russian fiancé Alexander Zeubhort in a lawn ceremony at 11:80 a m today. Church authorities refused to authorize the church wedding due to age disparity.
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Mouirrkare
Weather outlook forecasts rain midweek in Washington
Weather forecast for November 21 to 26 predicts rain across valleys starting Monday or Tuesday and ending later in the week. Temperatures rise to a high around Wednesday or Thursday with unsettled conditions.
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Washington
Tollaws
Ohm Valleys
Luesday
Agelin
Culde
Indian fliers crash lands near Lemberg village
British pilots Novie Cantaln McIntosh and Bert Hinkler aimed for a non-stop flight to India. They landed safely on a Mazana road near Lemberg after a dramatic stoppage, uninjured.
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Novie Cantaln
OH Micntosh
Bert Hinkler
India
Lemberg
Ihemselfra
McIntosh
Bunkler
Mazana
Glouster Council Accepts Road Work and Finances
Glouster council approves completed street improvements by Barttlow on five local streets and authorizes signing a note to obtain funds for final payment. Assessments against property owners are on file for inspection. Funeral notice for Steven Thomas provided, with burial in Drakes cemetery. Local personals note births and travels of residents.
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Louster
Barttlow
Mallview Avenue
Cross Street
New York Central Line
Rairoad Company
Administrator to be named for Louisa Miller estate
In Dayton on November 19 the probate court planned to appoint an administrator for the estate of Miss Louisa Miller 72 who died Wednesday leaving 7119 in money in her apartment and securities. The safety deposit box remained unopened awaiting court action.
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Dayton
Louisa Miller
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