Wemmer brothers fined in game laws case near Millfield
John and Jesse Wemmer were arrested Sunday morning for violating game laws after nine skunk hides were found. They pleaded guilty before Justice Jones, each fined 25 dollars plus costs, totaling over 71 dollars. State game commission plans stricter enforcement with two additional deputies and informant protection. The same issue prompts relocation of Union Telephone Company offices on High street. Murray City defeated Glouster 16 to 0 with supporters in attendance. Other local visits reference Mr. and Mrs. Kircher, J L Goldberg, and Mrs. Anna Parish visiting Jacksonville area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Jesse Wemmer
Albert Wemmer
Millfield
Henry Williams
Lou Jonas
Justice Jones
State Game Commission
State Commission
Union Telepone Company
High Street
Peoples
Gore
Murray City
Glouster
Murray
Weekend Guests Visit Mrs Ellen Edington
Mrs Gay Aumiller and Mr and Mrs Sam Hanley with their son John of Columbus spent the weekend with their mother Mrs Ellen Edington during a family visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gay Aumiller
Sam Hanley
John
Columbus
Ellen Edington
Hyperion Club Hosts Luncheon and Officers Elected
Mrs. W T Bean hosted Hyperion Club ladies on Columbus Street Saturday afternoon. Mrs. R C Graham was elected president and Mrs. L J Eberle first vice president. The program featured quotations from women poets and portraits of Mary Lyon Anna Howard Shaw Ellen Terry and Amelia Barr. Miss Scott Stella Cappel of Columbus visited with family here. Local guests included Mrs Geo Jenkins and son and Mrs Lillian Boehn and daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Bean
Hyperion Club
Columbus Street
R. C. Graham
L. J. Eberle
Horace Porter
D. A. Ferree
Mary Lyon
Anna Howard Shaw
Ellen Terry
Amelia Barr
Scott
Stella Cappel
Columbus
Geo. Jenkins
Lillian Boehn
E. N. Haynes
Wellston Hi Defeats Nelsonville Hi On Local Field
A large crowd witnessed Saturday’s football game as Wellston High School beat Nelsonville High 26 to 0 on the local field. The day was ideal for football with clear skies and good conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellston Hi
Nelsonville Hi
Wellston
Open Meeting Promotes Maccabees Fraternal Benefits
An open meeting is set for Monday October 20 at 7 30 P M in the Maccabees hall inviting men aged 16 to 60. District Manager Cox of Columbus dubbed the Billy Sunday of the Maccabees will speak on joining a fraternal order to protect family members. He is described as an earnest forceful speaker and a live wire in a 41 000 member Ohio organization. Attendees should bring friends. Wm Boles and W R Ashby sign absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maccabees
Billy Sunday
The
Cox
Columbus
Ohio
Wm. Boles
W. R Ashby
Auto Smash Near Athens Wrecks Chevrolet
George Carlin and George Risley of Carbondale lost control of a new Chevrolet late Saturday evening and crashed into the Monday Creek bridge near Greenlawn cemetery. The car was wrecked but the occupants survived with only minor scratches.
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AUTO
George Carlin
George Risley
Carbondale
Athens
Monday Creek
Greenlawn Cemetery
Chamber of Commerce Special Meeting Set at Elks Club
A special Chamber of Commerce meeting will be held at the Elks' Club rooms next Thursday evening October 26 with dinner at 6. E S Matheny of Columbus will address the session on the proposed classification of property amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber OF Commerce
Elks’ Club
E.S. Matheny
Columbus
James Lusk Dies After Illness in City
James Lusk aged 75 died at his home after a ten weeks illness. Known as Jimmie he was a city public scavenger and mender of umbrellas. He leaves a wife and several children. Funeral services will be Tuesday at 10 o'clock at his residence. Mrs Phil Kelch visited Columbus Friday and Saturday with her brother Mr and Mrs James Dow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McMillen
Neil Avenue
A. M. Leyden
St. Francis’ Church
William O'Brian
Crooksville
H. L. Martin
Gorman
Clara Moritz
Nellie McMillen
Rosemary Sheridan
Cecilia
Mary Winifred McMillen
Joseph Oates
Thomas Sheridan
James Carroll
Nicholas Gallagher
Francis Miller
Deshler Hotel
McMillen
Sheridan
Battles Avenue
Columbus Dispatch
C. C. Sharp
Leonard Cooley
Lucile Kaelin
Clara Mulligan
Wilford Edgell
Emmett Preston
Howard Warner
D., Betts
James Lusk
Jimmie
Our City
Phil Kelch
Columbus
James Dow
Local Couple Purchases Norton and Borman Grocery
Mr and Mrs Isom Chute have purchased the Norton and Borman grocery store on Harper street and will enlarge stock and offer ice cream and soft drinks. They take possession at once. Miss Nelle Beaiden spent the weekend in Lancaster with her parents, Mrs W K Warrick and daughter spent Saturday in Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isom Chute
Norton & Borman
Harper Street
Nelle Beaiden
Lancaster
W. K. Warrick
Obituary for William M. Smith of Ohio
William M. Smith of Guernsey County born June 10 1832 died October 15 1919 aged 87 years four months five days. He married Margaret J. Wyman November 15 1854 and had eight children. she and four children predeceased him. He remarried December 22 1898 to Marietta Knowlton who also died. Survived by three sons and one daughter and five grandchildren plus five great grandchildren. He joined Presbyterian church in Harrisonville and later Methodist Episcopal near Zaleski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Smith
Silas
Nancy Smith
Guernsey County
Ohio
Margaret J. Wyman
Marietta Knowlton
Emily A. Waller
Athens
Jasper Martin
Nelsonville
Robt. B
Albany, C
Joseph L
Illinois
Smith
Presbyterian Church
Harrisonville
Zaleski
Methodist Episcopal Church
Pleaseasé
Death Ends Longtime Resident's Life in Nelsonsonville
A man who lived in Nelsonsonville with his son Jasper Martin died recently after a long life as a Valley member. He had remained a resident of the Valley until his death, and moved in with his son about eight years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley of
Jasper Martin
Nelsonsonville
Nelsonville Classified Ads Roundup
Local notices list service offers and sales from Bell's Garage and Green's Music Co. items include piano tuning, a 1918 Ford touring car for sale, potatoes and cabbage for sale, demand for day laborers, rental of a five room house, and requests for a housekeeper and a horse. Gadsbury Feed Store features appear with several sale notices.
Skull loaned by Mrs Stratton search resumed
A notice requests the return of a large paper mache skull borrowed some time ago from the home of Mrs Eliza Elizabeth Stratton. The notice is dated 10 20 3.
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Eliza
Elizabeth Stratton
Splendid Roosevelt Memorial Talk Delivers Masterful Oratory
A large crowd gathered at First M E church for a Roosevelt Memorial service uniting three congregations. Rev J Franklin Kerr delivered a lengthy address praising the late president as an aristocrat by birth yet democrat by choice, a scholar who spoke on many topics, and a practical defender of righteousness and fair play. The sermon lauded his courage and stance for labor without endorsing unlawful methods, as the audience applauded at the end.
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Roosevelt
M. E
Presbyterian and
Christian United
Strecker
Wilcox
Murch
United Choirs
Myrtle Mardis
Sam Seigel
J. Franklin Kerr
Presbyterian Church of
Logan
United States
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Goldberg
Glouster, Ohio
Morrow
Berg Bros
Carpenter
Regio
Slouster
J. L Goldberg
Clevelan
Jacksonville
A. Goldberg
D. Goldberg
Anna Parish
Cincinnati
E. E. Mundew
Etta Primrose
Frank Patton
Lillian Barron
Lancaster Fair
Southeastern Ohio Teachers’ Association
Winfield Johnson
Lillian
Newark
Lawrence Young
Harry Hinman
Bridgeport
W.N. Woodard
Gail Gahm
Liteburg
A. B. Warning
W. J. Sanders
John Clouston
Chestnut Street
Bell
E. M. Norris
Care Green's Music Co
Bell’s
Citizens Phone
Bell Phone
Gadsbury Ann Ormen
Hocking Valley Depot
J. D. Backus
Hocking Valley Fire Clay Co
E. R. Lama
Gadbury
Gadbury’s
Gadbury Feed Store
Cash Shoe
Bolin
Zanesville
Nelsonville Tire & Repair Co
Gates, Portage and
Kokome Tiree
Tubes
Albany
Crow Property
Albany Territory
the Cline Ice Cream Co
Mr. Russell
Andreola
Catereg Anes Oh
Todey
Radhion
Chicago
Wits
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