Nelsonville Honors E M Poston in Mass Tribute
Fourteen hundred sober faced students and citizens of Hocking Valley gathered in Nelsonville to pay tribute to industrialist Kias MacClellan Poston. The service followed a early morning funeral in Columbus and included a simple ceremony at the Verity residence, with traffic control by local officers and Legion members.
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Nelsonville
Hocking Valley
Kias MacClellan Poston
Columbus
P. B. Verity
W. Franklin Street
S. M. Haffey
J. AL. Murphy
Morgan Milne
Concho
W. Va
R. F. Cuyler
Athens
P. C. Morris
E. M. Poston
Robert J. Caren
Carl M. Poston
Mary Poston
J. L. Murphy
Ray Teegardin
T. H. Teegardin
M. C. Wagner
N. J. Boggs
Miss Reed
Marquand
Hyder
Miss Hare
Miss Schimmel
W. G. Cover
William P. Crawford
Edgar Bruce
Cahill
Vance
M. M. Morrow
Homer
Greenlawn
Stevenson
Hocking Counties
American Legion
Classified Ads and Circulation Services Be Available
Cc H Bartlett staff correspondent notes contact for society locals and classified ads and circulation via telephone 412 W for an experienced representative to assist.
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Cc. H. Bartlett
Injury Not Serious After Carbon Hill Football Incident
Nelsonville report says Kaye Blosser suffered a skull injury and a three inch forehead gash during a Sunday practice at Carbon Hill. X rays in Nelsonville showed no fracture and doctors called the overall injuries minor and non life threatening.
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Nelsonville
Carbon Hill
Kaye Blosser
Sunflower and giant turnip draw crowds in Nelsonville
Nature outdoes itself as Mrs. Ed Howard reports a sunflower 14 inches in diameter at the Baird farm and a humble turnip 25 inches around weighing three and three quarters pounds. Double crops of cherries strawberries and other fruits are encouraged by a fruitful year.
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Nelsonville
Ed Howard
Baird
Journalist Ben H Spence to Speak on Canadian Liquor Control
Nelsonville announces journalist and investigator Ben H Spence of Toronto will address a luncheon at the Presbyterian Church on Wednesday October 14 at 1130. The speaker, on an eight months U S tour visiting colleges, cites first hand knowledge of Canada liquor control. Public invited. He has written for a major Canadian newspaper in Washington.
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Nelsonville
Ben H. Spence
Toronto
Canada
Presbyterian Church
Washington
Ohio
United States
Miss Pearl Carey Hosts Day-to-Day Gathering on Bainbridge
Miss Pearl Carey formerly of Deanville entertained friends at her Day ton home on Bainbridge Street Saturday October 10. The evening featured music games and refreshments.
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Pearl Carey
Deanville
Bainbridge Street
Dayton
Glouster Faces Week Without Street Lights
Glouster remains dark after a switch at the city light plant burned out ten days ago. Repair parts are unavailable and a new switch must be built at the factory. Officials expect delivery in time for lights to be restored next week.
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Glouster
J. B. Collison Dies After Heart Attack In Columbus
J B Collison aged 78 died at his Columbus home from a heart attack Saturday. Funeral services were held in Columbus today with burial in Athens. He once lived in Glouster over twenty years ago and and with brother Charles ran a company store for W P Read of Chicago who operated mines in the valley.
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Athens
Glouster
J. B. Collison
Columbus
Mr.Collison
Charles
W. P. Read
Chicago
Corning Talent to Stage Cool Knights Benefiting Fund
Corning High School audiences in Glouster tonight and Wednesday will see a home talent show titled Cool Knights. Proceeds go to the Corning immunity fund to buy clothing for needy village schoolchildren.
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Glouster
Corning High School
Corning
Chilren
Fay-Vert Laxative Promises Easy Relief and Taste
An advertisement touts Fay-Vert laxative in powder form that melts in the mouth with no water. It claims quick relief for constipation for all ages and notes availability in 25c and 50c sizes at rug stores.
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Nature
Death of Edna Marie Shifflet 17 Months
Edna Marie Shifflet 17 months old daughter of Mr and Mrs Theodore Shifflet died at the Drydock home Sunday afternoon after a brief illness. Funeral services were held at Mt Olive Vinton County this afternoon conducted by Rev Mrs Kimmey of Athens. Burial followed in Mt Olive Cemetery.
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Glouster
Edna Marie
Theodore Shifflet
Drydock
Mt. Olive
Vinton County
Kimmey
Athens
Evangelistic Services Continue In Bishopville Church
Evangelistic services at the Bishopville Church of Christ will continue for the balance of the week. Attendance is good and four additions to the church were reported Monday night. Rev. Miles E. Hoon of New Marshfield, a former Bishopville resident, is in charge.
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Glouster
Bishopville Church of Christ
Miles E. Hoon
New Marshfield
Bishopville
Glouster Lodge Plans Wednesday Master Mason Degree
Glouster Lodge No. 607 F and A M will hold a special communication Wednesday at 7 pm in the new lodge home above the Palace Theater. The Master Mason degree will be conferred at this meeting.
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Glouster
Glouster Lodge
New Lodge
Palace Theater
Ladies Aid Meeting at M E Church
The Ladies Aid society will hold an all day meeting at the M E Church on Wednesday October 13. All officers are requested to be present for this gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
Glouster
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E
Faye Jauchius to Lead Wednesday Church Services
Mrs Faye Jauchius leads Wednesday night services at the Church of Christ in Glouster with Elsie Jauchius directing music and Grace Ochs as booster. The topic is New Testament Evangelism.
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Glouster
Faye Jauchius
Church of Christ
Elsie Jauchius
Grace Ochs
Return from Hospital Glouster
Mrs Herman Atlas and her baby daughter born in a Zanesville hospital have returned to this city and are at the Atlas home on Madison Street.
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Herman Atlas
Zanesville
Atlas
Madison Street
Miss Geneva Geers Hosts S H T Club Bunco Night
Miss Geneva Geers entertained the S. H. T. Club on Monday evening at 3444 Fayette Street. Bunco provided the entertainment with Miss Florence Cook earning high score and Mrs. Wilbur Martin low score. Hostess served luncheon to members and guests including Athens and local residents.
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Geneva Geers
Fayette Street
S. H. T. Club
Bunco
Florence Cook
Wilbur Martin
Athens
William Barrows
Malvern Wilson
Chester Reeves
Donald Betts
Leah Reynolds
Blanche Moorehead
Ruth Cook
Mae Linton
Helen Devol
Bridge and Euchre Card Party At St. Andrew’s Church
Thirteen tables hosted bridge and euchre Monday evening at the St. Andrew’s Catholic Church parish home. Prizes went to Miss Lillian Coleman and Joe Indersden in bridge, Mrs. Gerald Wallace and Frank Linton in euchre, with Mrs. Harve Sayre winning the door prize. Refreshments were served.
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St. Andrew's
Lillian Coleman
Joe Indersden
Installation of Ladies Auxiliary Officers in Glenford Dugan Post
Installation of new officers for the Ladies Auxiliary to Glenford Dugan Post American Legion occurred at the Legion Home Monday evening. Post Commander W I F Gray served as installing officer and installed President Mrs Dean Linscott first vice president Mrs W L Cooley second vice president Mrs Albert Barber treasurer Miss Irma Wilson secretary Mrs Frank Jackson chaplain Mrs Robert H Jackson sergeant at arms Mrs W S Gray. About 25 members and guests attended a bingo social and luncheon followed.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
Glenford Dugan
American Legion
Legion
W. IF. Gray
Dean Linscott
W. L. Cooley
Albert Barber
Irma Wilson
Frank Jackson
Robert H. Jackson
W. S. Gray
Band Boosters Meet To Discuss Key High School Matter
The Band Boosters' Club will convene at 8 o'clock this evening in the high school building to discuss and decide on an important business matter. All members are urged to attend.
Norths Celebrate Birthday Anniversaries at Home Dinner
Mr and Mrs Charles North hosted a Sunday dinner at their home to mark the October birthday anniversaries of Mr and Mrs North. Guests included Mr and Mrs William Prevost of Point Marion Pa and family, Mr and Mrs Barney North and children Lorella Donald, Mr and Mrs Robert Mount of Laurel Run with Patricia, Mr and Mrs Theodore Lane and children Theodore Jr Basil Pete Edna Belle of Nelsonville, and Mrs Ella Smith of Dorr Run. The Norths received many gifts.
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Charles North
Johnson Hill
North
William Prevost
Georgia
Point Marion
Barney North
Lorella
Donald
Fred Smith
Columbus
Robert Mount
Patricia
Laurel Run
Theodore Lane
Theodore Jr
John
Basil
Pete
Edna Belle
Nelsonville
Ella Smith
Dorr Run
Local Notes on Hospital Visit and Regional Socials
Dickie Richardson three has acute appendicitis and was taken to St Francis Hospital Columbus for surgery. His parents grandmother and aunt accompanied him. Columbus visits relatives, and several residents travel to Cincinnati Athens Louisville and Buckeye Lake for family events and professional engagements.
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Dickie Richardson
Richard Richardson
St. Francis Hospital
Columbus
Rife
J. W. McConaha
Alonzo Figgins
Sheldon Powell
Cincinnati
Pritchard
Dave Evans
C. C. Sharp
Anna Trotter
Marietta
Dayton Trotter
Bartlett
T. J. Davis
Sigrid Love
Buckeye Lake
Earl Baker
Cambridge
E. W. Allen
Paul Allen
Earl Linscott
Athens
Verna Hand
Pauline Dowley
John Saltz
Ed Young
Louisville
Short Line Railway Company
Leslie Cavanaugh
Helen McKibben
Vivian Dowler
Max Ervin
Ned Newton
Gay Ervin
Grand Hospital
Ohio University Women Attend Annual Y W C A Retreat
About 50 cabinet members led by Dean Irma E. Voigt and Dr. Edith Wray attended the sixth annual Ohio University Y W C A Retreat at Cabin Inn. They divided into three groups for discussions with seniors and leaders focusing on What Has College Done for Me, My Neighbor, and My God. Plans for the year include mass meetings from Nov. 6, church work in nearby towns, and Christmas gifts for mining community children.
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Irma E. Voigt
Edith Wray
Ohio University Y. W. C. A
Cabin Inn
Athens
East Side student wins club letter contest
Jack Biddison age 11 earns a Cincinnati newspaper prize for best letter in a children's club contest. He attends East Side Grade School and aspires to be a newspaper reporter and author. He reads a lot and has written many little stories.
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Jack Biddison
Cincinnati
Jack
East Side
Lawyers Club Aroused By Story In Detective Magazine
Columbus lawyers protest an October Detective Story Magazine article attributed to Walter John Rohberger claiming many lawyers are “legal evaders” and criticizing crime statistics. The Lawyers Club plans review at its October 29 meeting to decide on possible action.
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Columbus
U.R
Detective Story Magazine
Walter John Rohberger
P. E. Thomas
Lawyers Club
Columbus Attorneys
Kohberger
Samuel Everett Dies at 76 in Canaanville
Samuel Everett, 76, died at 12 30 AM at the home of his daughter Mrs. Lewis Weatherby after a two week illness. He had been in poor health since the death of his wife Ada Totman Everett last December. Funeral arrangements are pending. Surviving daughters are Mrs. Lewis Weatherby Canaonville Mrs. Guy Carpenter Mrs. Alma Maxwell Mrs. Kenneth Reed Athens Mrs. Harold Custer and Mrs. Virgil Hall Akron.
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Canaanville
Samuel Everett
Lewis Weatherby
Ada Totman Everett
Canaonville
Guy Carpenter
Alma Maxwell
Kenneth Reed
Athens
Harold Custer
Virgil Hall
Akron
Social at Rock Riffle Schoolhouse for piano fund
A community social will be held at the Rock Riffle Schoolhouse Wednesday evening. Organized by the Young People's Society of Clarks Chapel, proceeds go to the piano fund.
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Rock Riffle Schoolhouse
Young People’s Society of
Clarks Chapel
Piano
Sino Japanese Trouble Grows
Chinese troops move northward from the Yangtze River as tensions with Japan rise. Six Japanese battalions guard railroad stations bridges and culverts while one and a half divisions concentrate in various cities. A Manchurian communique says Japanese planes bombed three Chinese train loads at Tahusan with casualties undetermined.
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Peiping
China
U.P
Yangtze River
Japan
Tahusan
World powers seek to avert Manchurian crisis at Geneva
The League of Nations council, with unprecedented U.S. cooperation, probes China Japan tensions in Manchuria. Secretary Stimson directs consul to sit in if Kellogg pact is debated. A Japan China war would harm postwar recovery, with potential blockades and impact on American wheat, flour, and iron and steel trade.
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League of Nations Council
Geneva
Orient
China
Japan
Tokio
Council
United States
League
Stimson
Prentiss Gilbert
League of Nations
Farm Board
Scout Court of Honor to be Held at Athens High School
Scout Commissioner Rey L. Dupler announces a Friday night Court of Honor at Athens High School Auditorium starting 7 o clock. The event honors scouts from Athens The Plains and Richland Avenue with many Eagle Life and Bronze Palm awards to be presented by Dr Bird and others among a large crowd.
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Boy Scouts of
Athens
the Plains
Richland Avenue
Athens High School
Rey L. Dupler
Rowland
William Leader
Robert Singley
Bird
Boris Woolley
J. B Trepp
John Pickens
John Woolley
Willard Smith
Donald Radford
Robert Morrison
Robert Bird
Ralph Dalton
Richard Acomb
Carroll Davies
Walton Davies
Merritt Preston
Ralph Thorne
Thorne
Ralph G. Dupler
Claire Frankling
Herman Humphrey
Dupler
Camp
Crop Prospects Brighter Now
U S Department of Agriculture reports September weather favored harvests for beans potatoes peanuts tobacco hay and cotton. Corn and late flax faced drought in Great Plains while hay was short in the West. Overall yields expected 10.9 percent above last year and 9 tenths of one percent below 10 year average. cotton and tobacco large crops offset hay shortages and light feed grains.
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Washington
U.P
Department of Agriculture
Great Plains
Try Woman On Murder Charge
Spectators watched Mrs. Carrie Simmons in Lebanon Indiana as she faces murder charges for poisoning her two daughters. She remains confident of acquittal despite Indianapolis druggist identification of buying strychnine grains three days before the girls died at a picnic. Prosecution notes others fell ill after eating sandwiches, but hinges on circumstantial evidence.
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Lebanon
Ind
U.P
Circuit
Carrie Simmons
Indianapolis
Charles W. Friedman
Ben Scifres
Columbus Community Fund reaches 897008 goal
The Ninth Annual Columbus Community Fund campaign will raise 897,008 dollars. The drive runs November 16 to 24 with a goal nearly 150,000 dollars higher than last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.R
Columbus Community Fund
Melloglo Beauty Ad Claims Youthful Complexion
A vintage ad touts Melloglo as a French process yielding a pure smooth complexion. It promises lasting effect, a non drying feel, and pore minimization with natural blending, from Zenner Co. Ady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellu
Zenner Co
Bolin Elected President of Athens Kiwanis Club
Johan W Bolin Athens County prosecuting attorney was chosen president of the Athens Kiwanis Club and will assume office at year start. Clark Williams becomes vice president with Fred H Sands continuing as treasurer. George Whipple named trustee, others elected as directors including GC Bird B M Covert M M Kerr Dre J C Henry R C Hess W F Smiley O G L Wood. Delegates to the state convention are George Whipple Dr J C Henry and Samuel B Erskine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johan W. Bolin
Athens County
Athens Kiwanis Club
Clark
Williama
Fred H. Sands
George Whipple
GC. Bird
B. M. Covert
M. M. Kerr
Dre
J. C. Henry
State Troops Called in Iowa Farmers' Riot
About 500 enraged farmers stormed the New London jail releasing Ronald Hart as veterinarians tested cattle for tuberculosis. State troops arrived with machine guns in the square while Hart remained at large and two men were jailed for disrespect to soldiers.
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Iowa
New London
Ronald Hart
Cedar County
Hart
Michael Hennessey
Henry Connor
Mt. Pleasant
Ru Ma claims quick relief for rheumatic pain
An advertisement promises Ru Ma clears rheumatic swelling and pain in less than a week with a money back guarantee. It claims pain relief starts the first day and offers refunds if symptoms persist. Quick's Cut Rate Store backs the product with a full money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ru-Ma
Quick's Cut Rate
Adv
Shaw Says Russians Have Laugh on U S in London Speech
Shaw rebroadcast remarks claim Russia has outpointed the United States in world affairs and ridicules American big business methods. He faulted Hoover for famine relief delays, praised Soviet leadership, and blamed both nations and himself for the rise of Soviet Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Russia
America
George Bernard Shaw
United States
Hoover
Europe
Shaw
Alwayys
Karl Marx
Ohio Building Association League Opens in Columbus
One thousand loan heads convene as the 43rd annual meeting of the Ohio Building Association League begins in Columbus. W Paul Wagne ta presides over the opening sessions with remarks from the Cantan office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ee Thousand Building and Loan of Ohio
Ohio Building Apgosclation League
W. Paul Wagne
Cantan
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Wtverity
Hn Lloyd Evans
Je Presbyterian Church
Nelsonle
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A. M
U. T. Club
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Ohio University
Warden Thomas
Rohberger
Remus
Ohio State University
U. S
Indiana
Bolin
Kiwanis Club
Earl Brewer
Glen D. Thomas
Hoodletts
U.S
Lenin
Marx
Millikan
Optometrist
Millikan’s Jewelry Store
Masonic Building
Mac
Iesti
Cee
Meighan
Hardie Albright
Maureen O'Sullivan
Donald Dillaway
Mayana Loy
William Powell
the Road
Singapore
With Doris
William Boyd Lilyan Tashmas
Ten En
Kramount
Nelsonville Drug Co
Nico
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