Official Count Reveals Party Vote Totals in Ohio Election
Columbus reports final official results from the late election with George White Democratic governor candidate leading Myers Cooper Republican by 109,459 votes. Brown tops state secretary race by 218,514 and Lt Governor race remains unsettled as canvass continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
George White
Myers Y. Cooper
Clarence J. Brown
J. H. Gace
Mr. Brown
Harry S&s. Pay
Joseph T. Ferguson
Mr. Day
Gilbert Bettman
John T. Brown
Wm. G. Pickrel
Quickest way to knock a cold described
An ad-style claim promotes Hill's Cascara Quinine as the fastest cure for a cold. It advises two tablets now and following box directions, plus plenty of water. It promises relief from head and body aches as the cold breaks up, claiming rapid returns to feeling like a new person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill
Sheriff's Sale of Real Estate in Athens County Ohio
Public auction of multiple parcels in Athens County Ohio to satisfy court action. Real estate described in four tracts with varying sizes from 1 to 43 acres, located near Me Cune Farm on Sand Rock in Berntown Township. Sale set for December 20, 1980 at 1 PM. Cash terms. Sheriff Jones Jones & Erskine in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MeCune Ferm
Sand Rock
Tern Township
Charles A Beasley named Executor of Mary Lonasate estate
Charles A Beasley appointed and qualified as executor of the Mary Lonasate estate in Athens County Ohio. Estate deceased dates dated November 18 1950. S. M. Johnson probate judge signs September 30th 11 17 30th probate judge at said county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Beasley
Mary Lonasate
Athens County
Ohio
S. M. Johnson
Said County
Barron Estate Administrator Named in Athens County
Florence P Barron of Nelsonville Ohio appointed and qualified as administrator of the estate of Raymond J Barron late of Athens County Ohio deceased dated November 13 1936 by M Johnson Probate Judge of said County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence P. Barron
Nelsonville
Ohio
Raymond J. Barron
Athens County
Oho
M. Johnson
Said County
Nelsonville Society Notes Call for Local News Help
Nelsonville and vicinity column asks residents to call 412-W for an experienced representative. Repeats contact lines for readers to reach staff correspondent H. Bartlett and local news service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville and Vicinity Co
H. Bartlett
Coal Production Report Is Made
Ohio produced 2,222,000 tons of coal in October per a U. S. Bureau of Mines report. October 1929 and 1928 figures are 2,653,000 tons and 2,050,000 tons respectively. Week totals and national soft coal output are given. Armistice Day loading dropped significantly. Mrs Emory Shaw returned home from Grant Hospital after surgery. Eugene Imboden and Helen Shaw accompanied her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Bureau of Mines
Nelsonville
U. S. Bureau of Mines
Faithful Workers Class Hosts Village Gathering
Nelsonville reports the Faithful Workers Class of the Methodist Church met at Mrs. Will Burnell's West Washington Street home with hostesses Grace Dugan and Anna Nelson. President Kreppel led a business session as wreaths and Christmas gifts were planned for December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Methodist Church
Will Burnell
West Washington Street
Grace Dugan
Anna Nelson
CC. G. Kreppel
C. W. Hoffman
Baltimore
Ohio
Thomas Spencer
Charles Reynolds
Willard Bartoe
Harry Runion
John Riley
Harry Cox
Eulalia Hoch
King's Heralds Meet at Ruth Patton Home
The King's Heralds gathered Saturday afternoon at Ruth Patton's Chestnut Street home. New member Lillian Huddy joined as Betty Sayre led the program with a motion song, readings, piano solo, and a story. Twelve members were served refreshments after prayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King's Heralds
Ruth Patton
Chestnut Street
Lillian Huddy
Betty Sayre
Ruth Higgins
Eleanore Spencer
Betty Jane Tignor
Helen Sayre
Dinner Party at Poplar Street Honors Local Guests
Mrs Frank Murphy hosted friends on Thursday at her home on Poplar Street. Guests included Mrs Sam Gilham Mrs Ralph Howe Mrs Loren North Mrs Joe Barrows Miss Ethel Rosser Miss Hanna Evans Miss Beth Verity and Miss Lulu Parry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Murphy
Poplar Street
Sam Gilham
Ralph Howe
Loren North
Joe Barrows
Ethel Rosser
Hanna Evans
Beth Verity
Lulu Parry
Woman's Relief Corps to Meet at Odd Fellows Hall
The Woman's Relief Corps will meet at the Odd Fellows' Hall this evening at 7 30 o'clock in WLRC's regular gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WLRC
Woman's Relief Corps
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Public Auction of Athens County Real Estate
In Common Pleas case 14634 Jennie Radford v Goldie Gabriel et al the court orders a public sale at the Athens County Court House door on Saturday December 16 1950 at 1 PM. The property lies in Athens Township Lease Lot 107 Lot 23 Town 9 Range 14 on University Leasehold Lands known as Lower Plains. Appraised at 300 000. Sale cash in hand day of sheriff. KR Cline attorney. 11 17 5otw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary J. Davis
Athens
Ohio
Rome
Obio Company
Shotwell
Big Run
Skinners Lot
Federal Creek
McCoy's
Ohio River
Edward Williams
Eli Davis
Athos County
Marietta Mineral Railway Company
Has, Davis
Athens County
Bie Run
Marietta and
Cleveland
Ohio Company
Charles Davis
J. N. Hizey
Ellis A. Lewis
Davis
Hizey
Biz Run
Rome Township
Common Pleas Court
William Williams
Ohile
M. D. Hughes
Ings
State of
Oliver E. Phillips
Plaintife
Clarence B. Yeuter
Berntown
David James
No Company
John Riddle
James Erven
Isaac Totmen
Sid McCune
Tefrinninge
Goldie Gabriel
University
Lower Plains
Ohio Supt Certifies Guve rt American Indemnity Co
State of Ohio Division of Insurance certifies The Guver t American Indemnity Company, New York, is authorized to transact insurance in Ohio for the current year. 1929 year end assets $0,753,105.53, liabilities $6,667,953.10, net assets $3,115,212.67, paid-up capital $1,500,000.00, surplus $81,615,212.67, income $6,745,626.06, expenditures $5,555,057.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Ohio
Division of
Columbus
Younger
Guvert American Indemnity Company
New York
State of New York
C. S. Younger
Ins
Ohio
Appointment of Executrix for Lew J Elliott Estate
Rute A Elliott has been appointed and qualified as Executrix of the estate of Lew J Elliott deceased, state of Athens County Ohio. Dated November 20, 1930. M Johnson, Probate Judge. November 24, 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rute A. Elliott
Lew J Elliott Tate
Athens County
Ohio
M. Johnson
Said
Thanksgiving Services at Mission Church in Nelsonville
Thanksgiving services will be held at the Mission Church at the Brick Plant Tuesday evening led by Rev. D. C. Shearer pastor of the Pilgrim Holiness Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Mission Church
D. C. Shearer
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Eudora Chapter No
Masonic Temple
Hamill entertains guests at Sunday dinner
Dr and Mrs RT Hamill hosted a turkey dinner Sunday at their S entt street home. Guests included A W Hamill from Chillicothe D W Gibson from Delaware Mr and Mrs Will Gibson and Mr and Mrs Robert Eddy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.T. Hamill
S&entt Street
A. W Hamill
Chillicothe
D. W. Gibson
Delaware
Will Gibson
Robert Eddy
Martha Class to Meet at Dow Martin Home
The Martha Class of the Methodist Sunday School will meet this evening at 7 oclock at the home of Mrs Dow Martin. Assisting hostesses are Mrs Miller Mrs Mckee and Miss Moorehead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha
Methodist Sunday School
Dow Martin
Miller
Mckee
Miss Moorehead
Mrs Lizzie White Peters Dies in California
Coolville mourns as Lizzie White Peters 64 dies in Anaheim California from heart trouble. Widow of George W Peters last August, she had been in ill health since his death. Born in Coolville she leaves sister Anderson Bentz brother C We White and son Charles in California. Family once lived in Athens for about a decade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolville
Lizzie White Peters
Anaheim
Calif
George W. Peters
Peters
Anderson Bentz
C. We. White
Athens
California
Charles
Oratorical Contest Planned for Year
The Public Speaking Department of Ohio University announces the Inter-Collegiate Oratorical Contest will be held this year in Ohio on a divisional basis with three sectional championships. Prizes of 25 and 15 dollars are offered in each section by sponsors Misses Mary and Helen Seabury of New Bedford Massachusetts. Last year the contest included 19 states, 119 colleges and universities, with Ohio leading by 20 schools and 86 orations submitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Misses Mary and
Helen Seabury
New Bedford
Mass
State of Ohio
Revival Schedule at Hocking Street Church of God
The revival week opens with How to Keep the Burden of Prayer by Rev. M. A. Monday at 7 PM. Tuesday through Saturday cover Soul Winning Unity Spirituality and guarding the soul with nightly services at 7 oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A
Hocking Street Church of God
Avitator Escapes Madrid Prison Breakout
Commander Ramon Franco, noted Spanish aviator, escaped from a military prison early Sunday morning, officials of the Military Air Service announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avitator
Madrid
Ramon Franco
Military Air Service
Social Notes From Columbia Area Transfers and Visits
Mr and Mrs C G Sheppard son Tom and daughter Martha and Mr and Mrs Harry Exington spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Orrin Thacker in Columbia. Mrs Herbert Elly has returned from Loxon where she spent several days with her sister who suffered serious burns in an accident several days ago. Mrs Walter Wilson and Miss Frances Bennett were visitors in Columbus Monday. Mrs C M Ford has returned to her home in Pendleton Va ending a visit with her sisters and brother Mrs H B Lancaster, Mrs A Jack and J D Adamson. she was accompanied as far as Columbus Sunday by Mr and Mrs Adam. SON Mrs Frank Tedrow Jr Columbus spent the end of the week with her parents Mr and Mrs Jaimes Sharp. Mrs W J Quigley has returned to her home in Columbus ending a several days visit with her parents Mr and Mrs John Riley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Sheppard
Tom
Martha
Harry Exington
Orrin Thacker
Columbia
Herbert Elly
Loxon
Walter Wilson
Frances Bennett
Columbus
C. M. Ford
Pendlleton
H. B. Lancaster
A. Jack
J. D. Adamson
Adam
Teachers Favor Use Of Films In School In Athens County
The Athens County High School Teacher Association met at Ohio University to discuss using motion pictures in schools. They weighed value expense and supply and favored giving films a place in county education. President Fred Linsky led discussions on the topics The School of the Air and Work Books and Uniform Tests in High Schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Ohio University Fine Arts
School of the Air
Fred. ©. Linsky
Association
Ohio University Women Consume Large Food Bill
Records show 400 Ohio University women at Lindley Boyd and Howard Halis have spent 4768 dollars on food in five weeks. Cafeteria charges reached 1741 dollars while the Faculty Dining Club spent 693 dollars. Meat topped the menu as the costliest dish with cream and butter as runners up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Lindley
Boyd
Howard Halis
Athens Messenger Candy Recipes booklet offers fudge varieties
The Athens Messenger Wash ington Information Bureau provides a booklet with 17 fudge varieties including angel fudge and divinity fudge, plus more than 125 other candy recipes. Send six cents for cost and postage using the coupon to receive the copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Messenger
Washington Information Bureau
Citizens seek copy of booklet on Candy Rect. Pes
Information Bureau release notes a request for a booklet titled Candy Rect. Pes. The request includes six cents in coin or stamps and asks for the recipient’s name street city and state.
International coal conference planned at Carnegie Institute
Pittsburgh officials announce a third international conference on bituminous coal to be held at the Carnegie Institute of Technology in November 1881. Dr Thomas S. Baker heads the planning with invited scientists from around the world to discuss coal studies and new methods, focusing on economics and processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Thomas S. Baker
Institute of Technology
America
Baker
Congress
William Shimp Honored as Sinfonia President
William Shimp of Ohio University music faculty was elected president of Sinfonia local chapter of Phi Mu Alpha. He succeeds BE. T. Hellebrandt who had resumed the post. Kenneth Buckman named delegate to the biennial conference in St. Louis November 20 and 21. Officers for the year are Shimp president, Paul Young vice president, Orren Patch secretary, and Ernest Ray treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bennett Shimp
Ohio University
BE. T. Hellebrandt
Sinfonia
Phi Mu Alpha
Helebrandt
Kenneth Buckman
St. Louis
Mr Shimp
Paul Young
Orren Patch
Ernest Ray
Book Shower brings hundreds of books to Athens Junior High
More than 1,000 books donated during a Book Shower week at Athens Junior High School. Children, parents and residents contributed with a goal of surpassing 1,500 books by Thanksgiving holidays as the drive continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
YWCA Discussion Groups End Series With Dinner
The YWCA discussion groups held their final meeting with a hostess dinner and a closing discussion on life development themes. Dean Irma Voigt led the hostesses and leaders, with 340 girls in 28 homes participating, drawing faculty and town women into the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irma E. Voigt
Mra S
E. Fy. Ped Igo
Mra
BK. DD. Sayre
Cc. H Horn
Isaac Ash
George Cless
Mary Ness
W Chubb
M. Copeland
A. J. Addicott
Alex Nelson
EK J. Jones
O. D. Morrison
Anna Price
Bred Fenze
George McLaughlin
W. H. Cooper
Maude Mathews
Mra. (. C. Robinson
Bayer Aspirin Headache Relief Ad Script
A promotional Bayer Aspirin ad urges immediate relief at the first sign of pain. It claims aspirin eases headaches and neuralgia, quiets toothache, dampens sore throat infection, guards against heart depression, and suggests gargling for sore throat. It urges prompt purchase at first drugstore and safety of Genuine Bayer Aspirin.
Names of readers listed by Larecile Cutler
A comma separated roster attributes readers following Larecile Cutler. The list includes Helen Shelton Marion McCliure Helen Yoder Madeline Martin Isabel Cunningham Nan Haniin Lillian Kirth Margaret Laverty Louise Rowland Helen MccLaughlin Luan Aitkin Mary Harwick Dorothy Jefferson Kathryn Wray Mary Cooper Dorothy Jones Kathryn Myers Agnes Eisen Sophie Elikan Olive Carpenter Zetta Brooks Elizabeth Hughes Dorthea Gulan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larecile Cutler
Helen Shelton
Marion McCliure
Helen Yoder
Madeline Martin
Isabel Cunningham
Nan Haniin
Lillian Kirth
Margaret Laverty
Louise Rowland
Helen MccLaughlin
Luan Aitkin
Mary Harwick
Dorothy Jefferson
Kathryn Wray
Mary Cooper
Dorothy Jones
Kathryn Myers
Agnes Eisen
Sophie Elikan
Olive Carpenter
Zetta Brooks
Elizabeth Hughes
Dorthea Gulan
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Oni
Secretary of
Brown
Senate
Eighty-Ninth
General Assembly
House of Representatives
Grain Company
Ferce Company
Toad
Ohio Penitentiary
Preston
E. Thomas
State Department of Health
L. W. Reese
Cincinnati
WLW
Edith M. Keller
Sherief
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Helen D. Ogg
Jones, Jones & Erskine
Prom Hospital
Emory Shaw
Grant Hospital
Eugene Imboden
Helen Shaw
Shaw
MOEF
Sheripfe
Common Pleasories
Jennie Radford
Cline
Hasten Spar Meeting
George Peters
Frank Tedrow, Jr
Jaimes Sharp
W. J. Quigley
Athens Messenger Information Bureau
Frederic J. Haskin
Washington, D. C
William Shimp
Dyaseen
Chauncey - Glouster
Chauncey
Olsen & Johnson
Ruight
Turkey
Grove
Pver
Majestic Ellonvill
Harold Lloyd
Matinee
Harold
Harold Lloyd Corporation
CGC
Paramount
Hawaiii
San Francisco
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