Ohio University Beats Marietta 6 0 After Forfeit
Guardian report of a football game where Ohio University defeated Marietta 6 to 0 after Marietta left the field in protest over an umpire decision. The piece praises Ohio's play, notes Marietta’s penalties and unsportsmanlike conduct, and recounts key players and the forfeited contest’s context in a season with similar earlier disputes.
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University
Ohio University
Marietta
Morgan
Mariettians
Athens
Ohio
Wood
Miller
Capt. Downer
Railsback
Marieta
Roeser
Ripner
En Tire
Stone
Cincinnati
Marietta Connett
L. E. Simon Gabbm
Fe Stone Elliot L. G. Miller Johnson
C. Humphrey Fisher
R. G. Marshick Heyman
B. Fi Mantz
Funeral of Mrs Mary C de Steiguer
The funeral for Mrs Mary C de Steiguer was held Thursday afternoon at 2 in the Methodist Episcopal church. Rev Slutz led services, with Bishop David H Moore delivering a moving address. Interment followed in the family lot at the new cemetery.
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de Steiguer
Methodist Episcopal Church
Slutz
David H. Moore
New Cemetery
Clerk Dr J Flowers Receives Surprise Farewell Gift
Dr J Flowers, a Barrett Bros grocery clerk, plans to move near Columbus to run a farm in about two weeks. About twenty five friends gathered on North High street Monday night and presented him with an elegant rocking chair in a generous farewell gesture.
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J. Flowers
Barrett Bros. Grocery
Columbus
North High Street
Flowers
Tragic Passenger Train Fatality In Nelsonville
George North, about 18, was killed when stepping from a coal train into the path of an oncoming passenger train near Nelsonville Saturday night. His body mangled, he was the sole support of a widowed mother. Remains moved to Haydenville for services and burial. Everett piano ad follows with dealer contact.
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Nelsonville
George North
Haydenville
Infant Son Of Mary Carr Dies At Three Months
The three months old child of Mary E. Carr died Saturday morning at 52 Mill Street. The funeral was held in the afternoon led by Rev. W. L. Slutz and the burial followed at State Street Cemetery.
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Mary E. Carr
No. 52
Mill Street
W. L. Slutz
State Street
Electrocution Mystery: William H Cook Dies by Live Wire
William H Cook, 46, longtime janitor at Ohio State University in Columbus, was electrocuted near his home when a loose live wire wrapped around his body. He warned his children before the accident and his death followed a search by his son for him. He leaves a widow and six children. The coroner said the shock was severe and the body was brought home for burial after a service by Rev. Frost in the new cemetery. He was brother to Robert Cook Jr and Lizzie and Emma Cook.
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William 8. Cook
Robert Cook
Columbus
Cook
Frost
New Cemetery
Robert Cook, Jr
Lizzie
Emma Cook
Athens To Launch Daily Messenger In Athens Ohio
The Athens Messenger & Herald Printing Company plans a daily edition named THE ATHENS DAILY MESSENGER within a week. The four page seven column daily will cost $3.00 a year cash in advance with home delivery and mail options outside Athens.
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Athens Messenger & Herald Printing Company
Athens Daily Messenger
Ohio
Athens
Athens County
Daily Messenger
Weekly Messenger
Grand Jury Returns Partial Report With Indictments
Nov. 22 report shows forty one cases heard over nine days with 22 indictments including assault, burglary, larceny, and rape. Grand jury examined 350 witnesses. final report expected next week as court notes ongoing sessions and related civil actions and alimony settlements.
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William Gilkey
A. L. Wooley
John Dishong
George W. Hooper
John W. Bennett
John Swann
Robert Beau
Frank M. Moore
W. H. Wilkes
Dave Copeland
Eber Russell
Chas. R. Cable
Harvey How
John Burson
John Finsterwald
County Treasury
Robert Ellison
Charles Mitchell
Lindsey Mitchell
Thomas Oakley
Edward Johnson
William and
Lot Bricker
John Bowen
John M. Coleman
Paul Hale
Henry Kelley
Pearl McKieson
Martin Holmestine
John Owens
Frank Patten
William Daniels
Caroline Miller
Peter Miller
Roberts, Johnson and Rand Shoe Co
William Clark
Geiser Mfg. Co
C. B. Ackley
Woodford Distilling Co
Minnie Skroteky
Jacksonville
H. W. Stires
N. O. Whitmore
Mary Serge
Emma M. Cameron
Maggie Howen
Lewis Sharfenker
Good Roads Convention Arranged for Athens County
Athens county prepares a two day Good Roads Convention with sessions at the Opera House and College Auditorium on November 25. Delegates from townships will organize the Athens County Good Roads Association and discuss road construction drainage and policy with national and local speakers.
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Good Roads
Athens County
Athens
Opera House
College
Athens County Good Roads Association
Ohio
United States
National Good Roads Association
J. B. Clayton
W. E. Peters
Henry Logan
John Biddle
W. H. Moore
National Good Roads Movement
L. A. Koons
T. L. Lowe
B. Fine
William Consulting
National Roads Association
L. J. Addicott
Ohio University
Reopening Exercises Planned for Hooper Ridge House
The Hooper Ridge community prepares to reopen the local house of worship on December 3 with exercises led by H. Bartlett of Cleveland and music by the Athens quartet. Bartlett will also present a stereopticon lecture on December 2, with all invited to attend.
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Hooper Ridge
House of Worship
H. Bartlett
Cleveland
Athens Quartette
Bartlett
Messiah Concert by University Choral Society
The university choral society will present the Messiah in the auditorium on Thursday evening December 7. It will be assisted by Edward Strong tenor Julian Walker basses both from New York City Miss Hughes soprano of Columbus and Miss Bancroft contralto. The New York singers will perform at Oberlin the night before arriving here.
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The
University
Messiah
Edward Strong
Julian Walker
New York City
Miss Hughes
Columbus
Miss Bancroft
Missionary E R Armacost Resigns to Chicago
E R Armacost resigns after two years with the American Sunday School Union in Athens and adjacent counties. He will move December 1 to Moody Bible Institute in Chicago for special studies. In nine months 2450 miles were traveled, 11 Sunday schools organized, 29 schools visited, 174 teachers and 1835 scholars served, 208 Bibles distributed, 95 sermons given, and 850 family visits made to promote Bible study and Sabbath attendance.
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E. R. Armacost
American Sunday School Union
Athens
Chicago
Moody Bible Institute
Armacost
Craig-Elliott Ceremony In City Hall
Mr Clide Craig Craig Elliott and Mrs Spira Elliott wed in Corning with Justice Logan officiating at a Saturday ceremony in the mayor's office.
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Craig-Elliott
Clide Craig
Spira Elliott
Near Corning
Justice Logan
Ape worker dies from electric shock at quarry site
Stewart Nov 20 Pearly B. Vore, an ape key ling worker, was killed by an electric shock at a well half a mile from town. He died at his home that evening from nerve shock after the rope struck his thighs when the engine started. The right leg was cut above the knee and the left leg bruised, no bones broken. Funeral held Monday at Chesterhill with interment there.
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Stewart
Pearly B. Vore
Pep
Chesterhill
Death of Henry A. Oberholzer at ninety three years
Henry A. Oberholzer formerly of McDougall died at his daughter Mrs. W G Poston’s home in Mason County West Virginia last week. The body was brought back to McDougall for interment. He is survived by two sons and one daughter.
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Weekly Messenger
Ohio
Linotype
Henry A. Oberholzer
McDougall
W. G. Poston
Mason County
W. Va
Musgrove and Jackson Wed at Fairmount Church Parsonage
A. M. Musgrove of Fairmount West Virginia and Bertha Jackson of Chauncey were married at the Christian church parsonage on Saturday evening November 18. They plan to reside in Fairmount.
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A. M. Musgrove
Fairmount
W. Va
Bertha Jackson
Chauncey
Christian Church Parsonage
Athens Red Men hold district pow wow in Nelsonville
The Athens Order of Red Men attended the annual third district pow wow in Nelsonville on Friday with several prominent men delivering addresses. The next pow wow is planned for Athens in September.
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Athens
Third District
Nelsonville
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Albert Douglas
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New York Singers
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