Nelsonville Woman Finds Ill Uncle Dead in Toledo
A Nelsonville woman traveling to visit her ill uncle in Toledo arrives to learn he died a week earlier and is buried in Green Lawn cemetery. Thomas Parry, 64, formerly of Nelsonville and a Toledo worker, died after a hospital admission in Toledo and had no address on record. His body was brought back to Nelsonville Sunday by the Mc Laughlin brothers. Will Parry, a brother, is related to Mrs Hannah Parry. Miller Club to meet at Mayacod Meureth home on Friday October 16 at 7:30 p.m. Charles B. Miller of Canasaville schools will discuss The Foreign Commerce of the United States.
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Nelsonville
City OF Toledo
Toledo
Greenlawn
Thomas Parry
Parry
McLaughlin Brothers
Will Parry
Thomas
Hannah Parry
Miller Club
Miller Information
Mayacod Meureth
Bart State Street
Charles BE. Miller
Canasaville
United States
Rally Services Well Attended at Nelsonville Church
Rally day services at the Nelsonville Presbyterian church drew solid crowds. Morning offerings included infant baptism and new members reception before quarterly communion as a vested choir of young women provided special music. An evening service featured a men’s chorus and Rev. Evans delivering a sermon on religious interests.
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Nelsonville
Presbyterian Church
Mr. Evans
Christian rally a great success at Nelsonville church
Rainy day could not dampen attendance as 460 filled the Bible school at the Nelsonville Christian church homecoming. W. A. Roush, longtime pastor, gave the homecoming address and later lectured on "The Paramount Religious Issue of the Hour," delivering a strong message despite his age.
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Nelsonville
The
Christian Church
Bible School
W. A. Roush
Roush
Lancaster man arrested for passing bad checks in Nelsonville
Lester Neff of Lancaster was arrested by Hocking County officers on Friday for passing checks with insufficient funds. He allegedly passed six checks in Nelsonville and Doanville ranging from 1.35 to 8 dollars and left small mementoes in Nelsonville area.
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Nelsonville
Lester Neff
Lancaster
Hocking
Neff
Doanville
Hyperion Club Opens Year With Chautauqua Plan
Hyperion club meeting drew unusually large attendance in Nelsonville on Saturday with Mrs. E. B. Acomb hosting. Officers reported last year’s work and president Mrs. J. M. Hyde summarized the May state convention. The group begins a chautauqua course with Mrs. E. J. Kessinger and Mrs. R. H. Jackson presenting six chapters of Life and Times of Cleopatra.
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Nelsonville
Hyperion Club
E. B. Acomb
J. M. Hyde
E. J. Kessinger
R. H. Jackson
Cleopatra
Birthday party honors nine year old Jeane Freer
Mrs Frank Freer entertained in Nelsonville for her daughter Jeane who turned nine. Twenty five guests enjoyed games contests and a 5 o clock lunch to cap a pleasant afternoon.
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Nelsonville
Frank Freer
Jeane
Senior High Building Open To All Nearby Teachers
This evening at seven o'clock the Senior High building is open to all school teachers in the vicinity, not limited to those employed by city schools.
Hankie Shower Honored Miss Alberta Jackson
Robert Huenefeld hosted a handkerchief shower Saturday evening for Miss Alberta Jackson. Thirty nine guests attended with music contests and prizes won by Mrs Lynn Chapman and Mrs Delbert Davis. Refreshments followed at a late hour.
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Nelsonville
Robert Huenefeld
Alberta Jackson
Lynn Chapman
Delbert Davis
Chapel Choir Delivers Music at Nelsonville M E Church
At Nelsonville M E Church on Sunday the vented choir provided special music for both services. The afternoon featured the every-member canvass with reports suggesting the annual budget will be assured after solicitation. A memorial for twelve members who died this year was held at night. The women's quartet sang during the service.
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Nelsonville
Methodist Church
Former Nelsonville Resident John J. Campbell Dies in Michigan
John J. Campbell aged 82, longtime Nelsonville resident, died in Saginaw Michigan. The Campbell family once lived on Chestnut Street in Nelsonville. His body will be brought to Logan for funeral services and burial Tuesday.
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Nelsonville
John J. Campbell
Saginaw
Mich
Campbell
Chestnut Street
Logan
Murray City Resident James Shields Dies at 75
Nelsonville Oct. 6 James Shields 75 longtime Murray City resident died Sunday Funeral services will be held at the Catholic church in Murray City Wednesday morning.
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Nelsonville
James Shields
Murray City
Local Residents Visit Family and Friends Across Ohio
Lawrence Wilson of Chillicothe visits his aunt Mrs Charles Green. Columbus guests V C Simons stay with Mrs Eulalia Hoch and Sam Hanley and son John visit relatives. Virginia Phillips spends weekend with parents Byron and Mrs. Phillips. Louis Rice visits Marion. Tony Blum spends Sunday in Massillon. Muriel Gilbert, Columbus teacher, visits her father Z M Gilbert. Gates Trout and two sons visit Lancaster relatives. Mary Beagle visits sister Lew Nixon in Columbus. P W of The Plains visits sister Eulalia Hoch. Mary Frank Hushower and Alberta Jeckeson travel to Columbus. depart Thursday for Los Abajos.
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Lawrence Wilson
Chillicothe
Charles Green
V. C. Simons
Columbus
Eulalia Hoch
Sam Hanley
John
Virginia Phillips
Byron Phillips
Louis Rice
Marion
Ohio
Tony Blum
Mary Frank Hushower
Alberta Jeckeson
Fay
Thurswill
Los Ab
Fines given to speed violator in Columbus court
Speeding offender W. O. Burnett of Columbus was fined $10 with $16.50 in costs in Justice Carl Porter’s court. Deputy Sheriff Howard Gilson made the arrest.
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W. O. Burnett
Columbus
Carl Porter
Howard Gilson
Prohibition Inspector Clarifies Beer Strength Limits
H A Sines of Nelsonville warns that many people misunderstand the law on beer strength and may face heavy fines. He cites state rules defining liquor to include beer and all beverages containing one half of one percent or more alcohol by volume and fit for beverage use.
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H. A. Sines
Nelsonville
Mr. Sines
Sines
Labor Opens Its Yearly Meeting in Atlantic City
The American Federation of Labor 45th annual convention in Atlantic City September 1 reported an unrelenting war on communism and a nonpartisan stance while pledging to uphold wage scales and organize women workers. It urged strong opposition to company unions employers' insurance and employee ownership and to injunctions in labor disputes. It also warned against a sales tax and against manufacturers’ efforts to block the child labor amendment.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Woemen Workers
Executive Council
American Federation of Labor
Two Firers Hurt In Airplane Crash At Landing
Dayton report details Quentin Dohse 29 and Edwin Dohee 25, civilian McCookfield workers, injured when the airplane they rode crashed during a landing. Both men suffered compound leg fractures.
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Dayton
McCookfield
Quentin Dohse
Edwin Dohee
Prohibition Inspectors Denied New Enforcement Policy
Ohio Prohibition Commissioner B. F. McDonald says newspapers misreported a governor backed policy change. No changes to search rules. affidavits or corroborated evidence remain required before raiding private homes. Officers in Trimble Nelsonville and beyond received copies clarifying the Miller Bill section 6182.
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Ohio
Prohibition
B. E. McDonald
Joe Jonas
Trimble
H. A. Lines
Nelsonville
B. F. McDonald
Gune
Liquor Raid Seizes Bottles At Lovener Home
Sixty bottles of beer a 12 gallon beer jar and three bottles said to contain whiskey were taken in a raid on Joe Lovener’s home and plumbing shop on South Court Street Saturday night. Lovener and four Athens residents arrested on intoxication charges pleaded not guilty and posted $100 bonds. Trial set for October 12. Constable Edgar Mariner and Dry Agents H. Aines and Joe Jonas led the raid.
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Joe Lovener
South Court Street
Lovener
Willis Castey
Ord
James Durfee
Watt Brege
Athens
Edgar Mariner
H. A. &Ines
Joe Jonas
Autumn Weather Promises Fine Indian Summer Ahead
Weather summaries show a nine degree drop in temperature and .8 inches of rain in Athens with light rainfall elsewhere. Reports from Wilmington Ohio 1.81 inches and other cities including Des Moines 1.10 Harrisburg 1.56 Chattanooga 1.46 and Detroit 2 inches reflect varied rainfall. Government meteorologists predict ideal autumn weather and possible showers in the Ohio Valley early next week.
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Athens
Wilmington
Ohio
United States
Dees Moines
Harrisburg
Chattanooga
Detroit
United States Weather Bureau
Ohio Valley
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