Former resident dies in Columbus Nelsonville man dies after cerebral hemorrhage
A. D. Farrow, 38, formerly of Nelsonville, died at Mt. Carmel hospital in Columbus from a cerebral hemorrhage. He had lived in Nelsonville many years, worked for the telephone company, ran the A. D. Farrow Motorcycle Co. in Columbus, and served in wartime coal operations. He was active in Masonic bodies and Knights Templar. Survived by widow Lilly Matheny, three children, three sisters, and four brothers. Body to be brought to Nelsonville for funeral in Athens commandery arrangements.
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Nelsonville
A. D. Farrow
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Farrow
Columbus
Athens
Knights Templar
Scioto
Lilly Matheny
Myrtle Hawk
This City
Ina Kays
Akron
Frank Bates
Cambridge
John
Clarence’ Farrow
Charles
Logan
Roy
Palm Beach
Florida
Bird Coloring Contest Winning Pictures Shown in Mechems Window
Nelsonville October 12 The winning pictures from last week's Messenger bird picture coloring contest are on display in Mechems store window Nelsonville for the rest of the week Parents and children will view the display It is noted that some entries depart from natural color for artistic effect The winning pictures and other merit selections will travel to a different town each week
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Nelsonville
Mechems
Bailey Run Man Fined for Intoxication
Lafe Gaskins of Bailey Run was arraigned in Nelsonville mayor's court on a charge of intoxication, pleaded guilty, and was fined $25 plus costs.
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Bailey Run
Nelsonville
Lafe Gaskins
Henshaw Pleads Not Guilty in Local Assault Case
Marvin Henshaw pleaded not guilty to assault and battery charged by Jacob Smith at mayor's court. A hearing is scheduled for October 18.
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Nelsonville
Marvin Henshaw
Jacob Smith
Local Student Gathers Cherry Blossoms for School Display
Ethel Hayden a student in Miss Pearce's room East building carried an unusual display to school this morning for the season. She picked a bunch of cherry blossoms from a tree in the Hayden yard.
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Nelsonville
Ethel Hayden
Patton daughter recovering after operation at Cherrington
Mable Patton daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Patton is recovering from surgery at Cherrington hospital Logan and has returned home to Nelsonville after the operation
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Nelsonville
Mable
Albert Patton
Cherrington Hospital
Logan
Two Men Fined in Nelsonville for Junk Selling and Drunkenness
In Nelsonville on October 12 Emmett Vanferson of Buchtel was fined 200 dollars and costs for selling junk and failing to report as required by law after admitting he sold copper wire from a Buchtel dealer. Ernest Rutter of Buchtel faced intoxication charges dating to March 19 and was fined 100 dollars and costs after pleading guilty. Both men were sent to county jail until fines are paid and were taken to Athens by Chief Pearson.
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Nelsonville
Emmett Vanferson
Buchtel
L. J. Eberle
Vanferson
Ernest Rutter
Jack Pearson
Rutter
Athens
Pearson
Pedder Fined For Peddling Without License In City
Nelsonville report Joseph Krull of Columbus was fined 10 dollars and costs by Mayor L J Eberle after pleading guilty to peddling within city limits without a license. The case stems from a requirement to obtain a permit at the city office. Krull paid the fine and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Joseph Krull
Columbus
L. J. Eberle
Krull
Social Notes Group Meeting Planned at Presbyterian Church
Plans completed for a Thursday group meeting at the Presbyterian church with five officers and ministers from Union Furnace New Plymouth Logan Amesville Athens Hebbardsville and Carthage. Dr Dean of New York City will speak after a 6 o clock dinner and Miss Helen Chappie Glen Robbins will address women at 4 o clock about their work.
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Presbyterian Church
Union Furnace
New Plymouth
Logan
Amesville
Athens
Hebbardsville
Carthage
Dean
New York City
Helen Chappie
Glen Robbins
Christian Social Service
Rainbow church bake sale at Chocolate Shop Saturday
The Rainbow class of the Christian church plans a bake sale in the Chocolate shop room public square this Saturday with special orders available for foods and candy. Meanwhile Nelsonville records mention Mr. and Mrs. Harry Williams visiting in Warren en route to Florida for the winter.
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Rainbow Class
The
Christian Church
Chocolate Shop
Public Square
Nelsonville
Harry Williams
Warren
Co. E. Washburn
Anniversary marked by Eudora chapter East ern Star at Masonic temple
A large turnout celebrated the thirtieth anniversary of the Eudora chapter Order of the Eastern Star at the Masonic temple Tuesday evening. Guests from Athens and Warren attended. Past matrons led the meeting and ritual work was shown. A memorial for Mrs. Clara Henrich and M Shamansky honored local chapter losses. Mary Parry sang Perfect Day and Mrs. W. W. Whit latch Open the Gates of the Temple with Pauline on piano and Robert Reed on cornet.
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Eudora
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Athens
Warren
Clara Henrich
M. Shamansky
Mary Parry
W. W. Whitlatch
Pauline
Robert Reed
Esther class resumes weekly church dinner service
The Esther class resumes serving dinners each Thursday noon at the Christian church from 11 to 1 o'clock.
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Esther
The
Christian Church
Birthday honors for W C Tig ner in Deanville
A surprise party marked the 50th birthday of W C Tig ner near Deanville. The celebration occurred Monday October 10 and included a noon birthday dinner.
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W. C. Tigner
Deanville
Local Families Gather for Community Event in Nelsonville Area
A list of local residents from Bicknell Bailey Run Nelsonville and Bailey Run includes Mr and Mrs Ben Rizer Mrs C G Robinett Mr and Mrs Daniel Smith Mrs Clarence Tigner Mrs Ollie Sdie and several children, plus families of Messel West Perry Siddle and Wackenschwanz.
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O'Clock
Ben Rizer
Wm. Messel
Charles Messsel
Virginia Mae
Herman West
Paul
Bicknell
Indiana
C. G. Robinett
Warren and
Curtis
Daniel Smith
Dembery
Clarence Tigner
Betty Joe
Ollie Rogers
Margaret
Frank Perry
Jack
Helen
Ralph
Bailey Run
Ettle Siddie
Fred Pritts
Charles Evans
Guss Wackenschwanz
Nelsonville
Half Survive in First Elimination of Glee Club Tryouts
Results from the first elimination in the girls glee club show thirty-two of sixty contestants remaining. A final cut will follow after a month of practice. First rehearsal is set for Thursday at 4 30 in Music Hall.
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Margaret Benedict
Music Hall
Benedict
Helen Kittle
Anna Mae Fenzel
Vera Trimble
Lucile Lacey
Mary Virginia Kerr
Martha Ransdell
Katherine Foltz
Thelma Rinkler
Helen Shepler
Helen Hook
Dorothy Gove
Marie Coupe
Reba Dale Ralph
Anne Sheilinger
Margaret Givens
Ruth Kimerline
Bernice Candoo
Lucile Row
Mary Peters
Martha Zellner
Caroline Christy
Eliza Plum
Marjorie Dyer
Edna Fiddler
Ruth Jones
Mary M. Parks
Jamita Baker
Katherine Robinson
Mary Bellard
Frances Kurtz
Velma Young
Woman Electrocuted While Bathing in Cleveland
Mrs. Mary Lybarger, 28, died in Cleveland when an electric heater warmed bath water. A physician said death was caused by electrocution from a short circuit in the heater that charged the bathtub water.
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Cleveland
U.R
Mary Lybarger
Green Goat Out Shuts Moisture At Ohio University Sale
The Green Goat humor magazine at Ohio University made its first appearance of the year this morning despite heavy rain that hindered sales. The 36 page issue is edited by R. C. Kircher with Carl F. Carsten as business manager and Marcia Scott as circulation manager. The cover by former student Charles Spring is praised as the best yet.
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Ohio University
R. C. Kircher
Carl F. Carsten
Marcia Scott
Charles Spring
Wittenberg Symposion of Feeling and Emotion
A gathering of leading American and European psychologists will meet in Springfield October 19 20 21 and 22 for the Wittenberg Symposion of Feeling and Emotion. The event will include papers by European specialists and marks the dedication of the Chemistry Psychology building at Wittenberg College.
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America
Springfield
Wittenberg
Wittenberg College
Is He His or Hers A New Jersey Custody Controversy
A New Jersey court case centers on the parentage of a 10 year old boy pictured with William Kunstler. Mrs Mary Diniscia of East Orange says the boy is her long lost son John born out of wedlock to her and John Laudonia. Kunstler contends the boy is his son Henry. Diniscia seeks custody.
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New Jersey
William Kunstler
New York
Mary Diniscia
East Orange
John
John Laudonia
West End
Rats Invade U S Treasury Basement During Remodel
Treated as a security concern rats and cockroaches move through the Treasury basement after buildings are remodelled. Large rats search for food, while roaches ruin papers and damage books in the money vault area.
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Washington
United States Treasury
Treasury
Athens County Automobile Club Boosts Dinner Drive
Members and directors praised the re organization of the Athens County Automobile Club during a Hotel Berry dinner. Plans for an intensive membership drive were discussed led by L B McCune. New secretary H M Burgett is backed by a bond and a board to handle arising problems.
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Athens County Automobile Club
Automobile Club
Hotel Berry
H. M. Burgett
L. B. McCune
Athens
C. E. Welch
Nelsonville
Hi W. Bush
Martin Ohlinger
JL. B. McCune
A. A. Campbell
Guysville
F. H. Danford
Glouster
H. H. Iler
Bond
M. Johnson
J. E. Bailey
W. E. Moler
W. E. Coe
C. A. Daugherty
F. W. Cone
Heinkel C-1220 Flies With Secret Azores Hope
May continue to Warnemunde flight from Germany with a Heinkel C-1220. If conditions permit, officials say the aircraft could reach the Azores and possibly proceed to the North American coast.
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Warnemuende
Germany
Azores
North American
Winners Heard in Song by Students At Convocation
The duet The Lord is My Shepherd won the Jackson Elstedfodd contest and was performed at Ohio University convocation by Mrs Mildred Fowler and Miss Helen Hook. Catherine Dando and Donald Dowd will entertain next week in chapel hour. Rain postpones tonight campfire. YWCA Geneva night planned for Friday. Freshmen choir rehearsal tonight under Mrs Mary Peters. Public School Music club meets tonight at Music Hall. Freshmen pictures for Athena must be taken this week at Lamborn's. Freshmen convocation next Tuesday at 1 pm in Ewing auditorium. Debating class with Prof W H Cooper replaced by Prof A C GubitZ.
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Lord
Irma Voigt
Ewing Auditorium
Geneva
Mary Peters
Dean
Voigt
Bryan
Public School
Music Club
Music Hall
Athena
Lamborn's
Fine Arts Hall
Ben
Doctor Bryan
Dean E. W. Chubbs
W. H. Cooper
A. C. Gubitz
Ocean City Fire Destroys Eight-Block District
A massive blaze in Ocean City New Jersey razed thirty buildings across eight blocks causing about four million dollars in damage. Three large frame hotels, shops, business houses, four garages, two movie theatres, and the boardwalk concessionaires suffered total losses along with the famous Hippodrome Pier.
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Ocean City
N. J
Boardwalk
Vinci Iron and Cod Liver Compound Promises Strength
A testimonial claims Vinci vitamin iron and cod liver oil compound revived Mrs. E. C. Horn from despair. The ad touts increased strength, appetite, and sleep within a week and notes Vinci has aided run-down people for 25 years. Available at McKee Drug Co. in Athens and Gem Pharmacy in Nelsonville.
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Vinci
E. C. Horn
McKee Drug Co
Athens
Nelsonville
Gem Pharmacy
Modern Japanese Flappers Challenge Tokyo Police
The piece spotlights Vellee Short Tokio police grappling with the so called vellee short skirt trend worn by young women in Ginza Tokyo. Officials fear social changes as conservatives react to the short skirts and socks becoming street fashion.
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Tokio
Miss Charlotte Blackburn Dead After Yearlong Illness
Miss Charlotte Blackburn of Columbus died early today after a year of illness. Funeral at her Columbus residence Thursday at eight. body to Athens Friday at eleven and burial in West Union street cemetery. She lived much of her life on the Albany road farm in Athens, now the Maxwell home, and had been away twenty years. Survived by sister Elizabeth of Columbus and brothers William, David of Athens and Joseph C. of Toledo.
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Charlotte Blackburn
Columbus
Athens
West Union Street
Miss Blackburn
Albany Road
Maxwell Home
Elizabeth Blackburn
William Blackburn
David Blackburn
Athena
Joseph C. Blackburn
Toledo
MELLO-GLO Face Powder Promises Pure Shine Control
An advertisement for MELLO-GLO face powder from D. Zenner Co touts a new French process. It claims the powder keeps shine away longer, spreads smoothly, does not clog pores, and remains pure and fine.
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D. Zenner Co
Ford to Start Assembly of New Model Amid Record Orders
Detroit officials announced Ford will begin assembling its new model within days as plants finish major parts. About 125,000 advance orders with deposits have been placed with Ford dealers in the United States, with roughly 250,000 more awaiting cash payments. Production capacity has been expanded since suspending the Model T to make way for the new car.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Company
Ford
United States
Bank losses trigger grand jury indictments in Madison county
London reports that the October Madison county grand jury returned indictments against Ashton A. Gregg cashier and his uncle Thomas C. Gregg president following the failures of the Commercial bank of West Jefferson.
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London
U.R
Commercial Bank of
West Jefferson
Madison County Grand Jury
Ashton A. Gregg
Thomas C. Gregg
Doubt over London swimmer claim near Cape Gris Nez
Fishermen and the lighthouse keeper at Cape Gris Nez doubt Dr. Dorothy Logan of London swam the English Channel in 13 hours 10 minutes beating Gertrude Ederle’s record. No witness saw her enter the water or her boat, though the start was reported between 5 and 6 p m Monday during daylight.
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Dorothy Logan
London
English Channel
Gertrude Ederle
Young graduate enters mayoral race in Concord race
Helen Gwendolyn Jones, a 24 year old state university graduate and former telephone operator, wins second in a four candidate primary in Concord New Hampshire and challenges two older male rivals for mayor. The piece notes a potential postponement of the big league football season due to unclear rules.
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Concord
N. H
Helen Gwendolyn Jones
State University
New Hampshire
Thoxine Promises Quick Relief From Night Coughs
A physician recommended Thoxine as a safe cough remedy for adults and children, claiming it stops night coughing within 15 minutes. The preparation contains no chlorform nor harmful drugs, is pleasant tasting, and priced at 85c 60c and 1.00, available at all druggists.
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CA. D. Farrow
Mechem
Pedler
Chiefs’ Association of the Degree of Pocahontas
Clara Wallace
the Plains
Jeight
Ida Green
Elizabeth Pidkcock
Bird Evans
Gertie Dalton
Lodge
Glee Club
McCormick’s Jewelers & Optometrists
En-Ar-Co Motor Oil
Auto Tire & Gas CO
National Refining Company
Whits
Natic Clevelane
Soe
Aiensy
the Ming CO
J. E. Zeller
Belsonville
Enger Will
Greggs
Cape Gris Nez
F. W. White
Messenger
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