Mrs Schroeder Dies At Home In Nelsonville
Nelsonville Oct. 21 Mrs Imma Schroeder 65 died today at her West Franklin Street home after a paralysis stroke. Her body was moved to MelLaughlin's for funeral arrangements and will be sent to daughter Mrs Red Craig 228 Kentner Street. She leaves three sons Harry Roy and Alfred all of Nelsonville and a daughter Mrs Ellen Metulloch who died six weeks ago.
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Nelsonville
Imma Schroeder
West Franklin Street
MelLaughlin
Red Craig
Kentner Street
Craig
Harry
Roy
Alfred
Julius Schroeder
Ellen Metulloch
Mrs Metulloch
Community visitors and weekend guests across Columbus and beyond
Many families hosted or visited relatives over the weekend. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Tom Johnson in Columbus with Marilyn and Keith, Mr. and Mrs. Asa Hammond and Max Dishennett in Logan, Miss Helen Wilson in Columbus, and Mrs. Agnes June visiting her mother Mrs. Cavanaugh. Others traveled from Detroit and Monclair to Columbus, Athens, Zanesville, and Van Wert for visits with relatives and friends. Daughters of Union Veterans meet Tuesday at 7 in the Odd Fellows Hall.
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Tom Johnson
Marilyn
Keith
Columbus
Johnson
Parnis
Asa Hammond
Otto Stevenson
Max Dishennett
Logan
Ben Raybould
Helen Wilson
Berry Pritchard
Agnes June
Cavanaugh
Benson Preston
Anne
Jimmy
Bowerstown
Ohio
Mary Owens
David Owens
van Wert
Earl Baker
Athens
Clayton Scheide
Frank Johnson
Jackson Street
James Barrows
Betty Jane
Zanesville
Wesley Six
Carbondale
John Barrows
John Cook
Detroit
Michigan
Joe Cook
Edwin Holland
Steve Holland
Daughters of Union Veterans
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Robert Huenefeld
Bob Jr
Mary Lou Hudson
J. M. Hyde
Benjamin R. Barber
Monclair
New Jersey
Barber
Hyde
Ruth Cook
Pauline Donley
Ellen Donley
Martha Spangler
Mt. Carey
Election dates and state notices from Columbus Ohio
Ohio voters will choose on Tuesday after the first Monday in November. Township and municipal officers, judges, clerks of courts, and boards of education are on the ballot. City registration is required in eight large cities. State health officials and highway projects are discussed, with tax and insurance details for Ohio’s 65 insurers totaling 7 505 000.
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Columbus
Boards of Education
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Toledo
Akron
Dayton
Youngstown
Canton
Robert N. Waid
Fairfield
Wayne
Gallia
General Assembly
Clarence J. Brown
Brown
Ohio
H. Ross Ake
Married in 1924 Vada O Neill and Harris Wood Betrothed
Friends in Charleston West Virginia and Nelsonville learn of the 1924 marriage of Vada O Neill and Harris Wood. The couple wed in Baltimore in February 1924 and return with their son Harris Wood Jr to 241 Griest Avenue Hyde Park Cincinnati where Wood works with National City Company of New York.
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Nelsonville
Qet
Vada O'Neill
Charleston
W. Va
Harris Wood
Haltimore
Sinal
Harris Wood Jr
Griest Avenue
Hyde Park
Cincinnati
Wood
National City Company
New York
Kings Heralds Meet at Freers Home for Monthly Session
The Kings Heralds held their monthly meeting at Elsie and Margaret Freer's home with group singing to start. Devotional theme was Youth of Jesus and Bible lesson read by Helen Sayre and Mary Margaret Hetts. Mrs. Thomas Spencer led the business portion. A playlette The Parcel West featured Helen Sayre and others. piano solo Dollie's Waltz by Margaret Freer and luncheon followed. Verna Hand hosted the M F C Club on West Washington Street with sewing and a two course luncheon. Members present included Annabelle Davis Anna Kontner Rose Vaughn Nellie Warner Clara Key Ruth Barbher Hazel Rathenbach and Hazel Dunkte.
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Kings Heralds
Elsie
Margaret Freer
Jesus
Helen Sayre
Mary Margaret Hetts
Thomas Spencer
Harriet Davis
Marietta McKibben
Hetty Jane Tigner
Betty Sayre
Emma Iver
Josephine Tigner
Genevieve Teuche
Mary Margaret Rett
Dollie
Maraget Freer
Verna Hand
West Washington Street
Annabelle Davis
Anna, Kontner
Rose Vaughn
Nellie Warner
Clara Key
Ruth Barbher
Hazel Ratbenbach
Hazel Dunkte
Rainbow Class Host Masquerade at Christian Sunday School
Mrs Harold Mechem 501 Fort Street will entertain Rainbow Class members Wednesday at 8 o clock. Guests are asked to wear masquerade costumes.
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Harold Mechem
Fort Street
Wil
Rainbow
The
Christian Sunday School
Plan Banquet for Fellowship Class Moves Ahead
Nelsonville Oct 21 Plans for the Fellowship Class banquet and party are moving forward with full cooperation. Vice President Dean Long chairs the general committee and oversees all activities. Campaign Committee led by Betta works hard with President Mender naming Housiness program and social groups.
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Nelsonville
Dean Long
Long
Betta
Mender
Frank Johnson
Charles Johnson
William
Boy suffers broken arm at Knights of Pythias Home
Thurman Hellyer, age unknown, reportedly broke both bones in his left arm at the elbow after slipping while playing football on the grounds of the Knights of Pythias Home in Springfield. He was taken to the home by his grandparents Mr and Mrs CL eB Hellyer.
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Nelsonville
CL Eb. Hellyer
Thurman Hellyer
Knights of Pythias
Springfeld
Bhey
Jane Bagless Birthday Party With Hallowe en Theme
Mrs Charles Bagless hosted a Saturday afternoon party for her daughter Jane's sixth birthday with games contests and masquerade costumes. Prize winners were Gloria Hoodlet and Jean Betts. refreshments and Hallowe en favors were given to guests. Nearby in Nelsonville Bahamas?
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Charles Bagless
Jane
Gloria Hoodlet
Jean Betts
Hallowe'en
Dorothy
Mary Louise Lowden
Gloria Hoodler
Jean
Bobby Mathews
Jean Wetts
Barbara Lee Pritchard
Katherine
Margaret Barron
Martha Cooley
Miriam Lee Betts
Mary Frances Grace
Barbara Steenrod
Mary Adeline Wilson
Ruth Mathewson
Mick Hall
Addie June Shelton
Milen Davis
Athens
Messenger Ad Leads Albany Man to Sell Flock
A Messenger classified ad brought 15 Delaines ewes and one Delaine ram owned by Edward Brooks of Albany Ohio to buyers. Brooks sold the entire flock within a day after the ad appeared.
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The
Messenger
Edward Brooks
Albany
Ohio
Brooks
Wedding Held Here Sunday
Miss Gladys Andrews of Glouster and J Delton Smith of Zanesville wed Sunday morning at 8 at the bride's home on Front Street. Rev Paul Kemper officiated. After a breakfast the couple drove to Zanesville and Marion for a visit before settling in Zanesville. The bride, Guns ter High School graduate, Class of 1929.
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Marion
Zanesville
Gunster High School
Green's Fion
Local Odd Fellows Plan Community Day at Coolville High
Local I O O F members plan to attend the 1 O O F Community Day at Coolville High School auditorium next Sunday afternoon. A program features children performers plus band and orchestra music with Grand Master J M Fitzpatrick and other speakers listed on the program.
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Glouster
Coolville
J. M. Fitzpatrick
Hunt Relatives Sought for Boston Estate Left by George Austin
Chief of Police Henry Williams received a letter from Chester J. O'Brien a Boston attorney seeking relatives of George Austin who died in Boston leaving a substantial estate. Austin born Dayton Ohio August 15 1851 was son of James Austin and Rebecca Paddock Chadwick. Attorneys believe he had relatives in this area with Chadwick families once living near Sugar Creek Athen Corning.
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Chadwick
Sugar Creek
Athen
Corning
Visitors Attend Marceline Rebekah Lodge Meeting
Visitors from Malta Murray City Nelsonville and Jacksonville attended the Marceline Rebekah Lodge meeting Saturday night. The degree was conferred and refreshments followed with social time.
Deffinbaughs to Spend Winter in Canton
Mr and Mrs Henry Deffinbaugh residents of this city traveled to Canton on Sunday to spend the winter with their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Thomas Williams. The Williams then came here after Lem the last of the week.
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Glouster
Henry Deffinbaugh
Canton
Thomas Williams
Williams
Lem
Elizabeth Zane Dew Chapter Meets for Year at American Legion Home
The Elizabeth Zane Dew Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution held its first meeting of the year on a Saturday afternoon at the American Legion Home. New regent Mrs. W. H. Weigand presided as 29 members answered roll call and guest speaker Rev. H. A. Sayre spoke on Historic Marietta.
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Elizabeth Zane Dew
Daughters of the American Revolution
American Legion
W. H. Weigand
Ohio
A. R. Collect
W. L. Higison
Mes. &. H. Jackson
O Tedrow
L. C. Mertin
Bi. Dean
James Sharp
C. G. Sheppard
Whitlateb
Girl Homemakers
Proposed Ohio constitutional taxation amendment article twelve
A historical Joint Resolution proposes amending section 2 of article XII and repealing section 3 of article XII to alter property tax limits in Ohio. The measure, approved March 19 1929 and filed March 26 1929, outlines tax exemptions for public bonds and certain public properties and sets conditions for effective date and ballots.
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State OF
Ohio
State of Ohio
Conservancy Ar of
Sanitary District Act
Conservancy
General Assembly
United States OF America
Secretary of State
Clarence J. Brown
Wuereop
Urto
Columbus
Father John's Medicine Praised For Children's Nourishment
Mrs. FE O Deery Jr of Flatbush Brooklyn reports Father John Medicine keeps her two children aged six and four healthy with three generations using it. The ad claims the medicine supplies vitamins often missing from food and notes 75 years of success due to its pure wholesome formulation.
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FE. O. Deery, Jr
36Th St
Flatbush
Brooklyn
John
Ware
Mass
Father John
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