Ralph Johnson 2 Dies of Scarlet Fever in Nelsonville
Ralph Johnson aged 2, son of Mr and Mrs John T Johnson of 629 Walnut Street, died at 2 20 this morning at home after several days with scarlet fever. The boy, noted as a prominent local figure, had been a licensed embalmer since 1929 and worked with C L Stout, the local undertaker, for years.
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Nelsonville
Ralph Johnson
John T. Johnson
Walnut Street
C. L. Stout
Johnson
New Rheumatism Cure RA MA Promises Quick Relief
Advertising claim for RA MA external medicine to treat rheumatism and related pains. The ad asserts it cleanses kidneys liver and blood to expel poisons, promising first day relief and lasting ease. Quick's Cut Rate Store offers a $1 bottle with a money back guarantee if not free from aches.
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Quick
Adv
Local Funeral for Nelsonville Resident Born 1907
A Nelsonville native born in 1907, and trained as an embalmer, dies leaving three brothers Donald R. Johnson Albert and Gilbert. Funeral at his late residence porch Sunday at 10 with Rev Lloyd Evans officiating. Burial in Green Lawn Cemetery. State Board of Health bans attendance for under 17.
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Nelsonville
State Board
Nelsonville Lodge
P. O. Ellis
Order of Eagles
Donald R. Johnson
Southern Ohio Electric Company
Albert
Electric Company
Athens
Gilbert
Lloyd Evans
Presbyterian Church
Greenlawn
State Board of Health
Halloween party at Stratton home for 70 youths
Gloria Hoodler, Freda Mae White and Dick Stratton hosted about 70 young guests at the Stratton home on Fayette Street. The empty room lent an unusual setting for a masquerade party with prizes for best looking, ugliest and most unique costumes. Out of town guests included Ellen Davis of Athens and Rosemary Sayre of Buchtel.
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Gloria Hoodler
Freda Mae White
Dick Stratton
Stratton
Fayette Street
Dorothy Ann Lowden
Junior Shafer
Rosemary Sayre
Ellen Davis
Athens
Buchtel
Nelsonville Band Volunteers for Hoover Visit Exercise
Nelsonville High School Band led by director Ward W Hamm traveled to Athens with no absences among staff to take part in the exercises accompanying President Hoover's visit.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville High School
Ward W. Hamm
Athens
Hoover
Attendance at Southeastern Ohio Teachers Association Meeting
Attendance at sessions of the Southeastern Ohio Teachers Association meeting in Jackson is noted with emphasis on discussions and upcoming plans for local education.
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Southeastern Ohio Teachers’ AssoCiation
Jackson
Fugitive Collins Returned After 11 Years to Face Charge
William Collins, former Athens County resident, was sent back from Detroit to Nelsonville to answer a complaint of non support filed seven years ago by his ex wife Susie Tolliver. He pled not guilty at arraignment before Mayor Hickman and was held on $500 bond awaiting grand jury action. An Athens County Grand Jury reportedly issued a secret indictment seven years ago after Collins disappeared for four years. Also, Aaron Schwenk pleaded guilty to operating a vehicle while intoxicated after a collision and was fined 100 dollars with six months driving suspension.
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George Bateman
Susie Tolliver
Nelsonville
Collinge
J. W. Hickman
Bateman
Collins
Detroit
Collin
Michigan
Athens County
Wayne Wingett
Dana Winden
Aaron Schwenk
Pleasantville
Schwenk
Circle Hill
Veterans to Attend Convention Sunday Events
Glenford Dugan Post 222 American Legion members meet at 8 a m at the Legion building to arrange day long services. The Post invites all ex service men to attend the parade and main conference at the High School auditorium Sunday afternoon.
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Nelsonville
Glenford Dugan Post
American Legion
Legion
Shower Honors Mr and Mrs Baker Young in Athena
A Thursday night gathering at the home of Alfred Richardson in Athena honored Mr and Mrs Baker Young Hazel Richardson received many gifts from a group including Mrs Mary Hadgin Hemlock Mr and Mrs BE Downey and son Mrs John Traugh and sons Mrs Julius Smith Columbus John Richardson Sr Mrs Noble Richardson and children Mrs Ed Shafer and others A refreshment course was served.
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Baker Young
Hazel Richardson
Athena
Alfred Richardson
Mary Hadgin
Hemlock
Downey and Son
John Traugh
Julius Smith
Columbus
John Richardson
Noble Richardson
Ed Shafer
Ethel Midkiff
Roy Glenn
Lon Traugh
Charles McGee
Bernice Murry
Mabe
Young Campbell
Mabel Hanning
D. C. Shearer
Hannah Parry
John Parry
Sam Frank
Miller
Ruth Barber
Blanche Davison
Al+lfred Richardson
Lulu Parry
Erma
Margaret Jones
Gay Ervin
Nettie Keeton
Girl Scouts Host Mothers Tea at High School Building
Troops One and Two with teacher Miss Fletcher Shaw hosted mothers at a tea in the high school building Thursday 7 to 9 pm. The program included songs, poems by Mary Shelton and Fay Shelton, a welcome address by Miss Shaw, accordion solos by Martina Geen ter, and taps. After the program, refreshments were served to 25 guests and 35 members.
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Flelen Shaw
Miss Shaw
Mary Shelton
Mariel Sayre
Fay Shelton
Martina Geenter
W B A Club Plans Tat Party Tonight
The W B A Club gathers tonight with Mrs. Frank Anderson on Myers Street for a tat party and social gathering.
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W. B. A. Club
Frank Anderson
Myers Street
Burial for Susan Exmish Set for Greenlawn Cemetery
Burial services for Susan Exmish will be held at 2 PM Saturday at Greenlawn Cemetery, correcting a prior note that had listed Asbury Ridge. Local observers were notified of the change.
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Nelsonville
Susan Exmish
Greenlawn Cemetery
Asbury Ridge
Missionary Society Meets at Mrs Backus Home
The Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian Church gathered at 45 Francis Street to plan an all day Mission Study class led by Mrs. Frank Knox for the society and the Circle of Ruth. Mrs H K Kreig led the program Alaska and India with a playlet by Mrs Kreig and Mrs Lloyd Evans. Refreshments were served.
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Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian Church
Clarence Backus
E. Franilin Street
N. Hill
Frank Knox
The
Missionary Society
Circle of Ruth
H. K. Kreig
Alaska
India
Kreig
Lloyd Evans
Halloween Party at Glenford Dugan Post Legion Home
Members of Glenford Dugan Post American Legion and the Woman's Auxiliary plus 35 guests enjoyed a Halloween party at the American Legion Home. Dancing bingo and games entertained attendees with refreshments served by auxiliary members.
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Glenford Dugan Post American Legion
Woman's Auxiliary
American Legion
Halloween Circle of Ruth Party at Presbyterian Church
Mrs Roy Snackenberg and others hosted a Halloween party for Circle of Ruth in the church parlors Wednesday night. About 70 members and guests attended with prizes for the worst and best costumes awarded to Mrs Jack Pritchard and Mrs Martin Ohlinger, followed by refreshments.
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Roy Snackenberg
Bertha Evans
Eugene Prichard
Frank Lowery
Elvin Bean
Circle of Ruth
Presbyterian Church
Jack Pritchard
Martin Ohlinger
Renew Hunt for Child Body in Washington Park
An anonymous call led Cleveland police to renew the search for 8 year old Ebert Hollieron whose body reportedly might be buried in Washington Park. Boy Scout helpers were instructed to recheck the park for fresh ground, while authorities caution on credibility and will investigate all theories.
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Cleveland
U.R
Ebert Hollieron
Washington Park
Pranksters Warned in Logan Halloween Notice
Logan police chief Lew Reynolds warned Friday that Halloween pranks must stay harmless and that property destruction will be prosecuted. The warning called for responsible celebration and adherence to the law.
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Logan
Lew Reynolds
Mussman Granted New Trial In Tar Wagon Case
Louis Muss man of Worthington Ohio and a Buckeye cheerleader was granted a new trial by the Student Court after pleading new evidence in the case accusing him of damaging Pome rone Hall steps with a tar wagon during pre Michigan game festivities.
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Columbus
Louis Mussman
Worthington
Ohio State
Pomerone Hall
Michigan
Ohio University Debating Teams Resume Activities
Ohio University resumes debating activity with large squads preparing for the Buckeye and Ohio conferences. The men face Otterbein College and a seminar series is planned. women debate on independence for the Philippines. The proposed topics include compulsory arbitration and limits on inheritance and annual income.
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Ohio University
Ohio
Buckeye
LC. Staats
Groupe
Dee
Otterbein College
United States
Philippines
Margaret Slaughter
Martins Ferry
Erma Smith
Wheelersburg
Edna M. Stauffer
Erie
Margaret Sullivan
Atheny
Grace Thayer
Chagrin Falls
Elizabeth Lewis
Steubenville
Martha Kaiser
Wheeling
W. Va
Margaret Fiery
Athena
Jack Swanson
Thomas Reading
Robert Worthman
Athens
John Stockham
Portsmouth
Robert Huenfeld
Nelsonville
William Cherrington
Gallipolis
William Madden
Cleveland
Paul Alshouse
Akron
William Shea
Eric
Fred Deutech
Brooklyn
Paul Hume
Lancaster
Lawrence Garlinger
New Lexington
Ralph Arnold
Logan
Reuben Blecher
Haverhill
Mass
Erle McLaughliin
Corning
Don Shephard
Morristown
Gen Broomall
Salem
Harvey
Local names listed in Passaic court docket snippet
Readable fragment shows individuals named Smith Loumelle Arnést Greenwai George Fitzgerald C J Petit and Charles Spargeon connected to Passaic New Jersey records, suggesting a public notice or court docket item.
Party Lacks Candor Asserted In Campaign Speech
Democrat Colby assailed Republicans for lack of candor in national policy and accused Hoover of failing farmers. He criticized handling of wartime effects and accused the administration of bias toward privileged interests.
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Los Angeles
Ex-Convict Arrested In Cleveland Robbery Case
Ex-convict Local Vart was arrested in Wickliff suburb after detectives traced him to a cottage. He is charged in a Sept 15 home robbery where Frank Baker and his invalid wife Mary were beaten bound and gagged and robbed of 11500 in life savings.
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Cleveland
Loale Vart
Wickliff
Aquad
Vart
Frank
Democratic Party vows repeal of Prohibition if elected
Guernesy Cross, secretary to Governor Franklin D Roosevelt, told the Daily Express in a trans Atlantic telephone interview that the Democratic Party will repeal the Eighteenth Amendment if it wins the national election. The remark appeared in London on October 2.
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London
Democratic Party
Cross
Franklin J. Roosevelt
Daily Express
Lightning strikes insurance tower crest shatters terra cotta eagle
Lightning damaged the American Insurance Union citadel tower as a terra cotta eagle head weighing about 100 pounds fell 400 feet to the sidewalk from the tower’s southwest corner. The head remained largely intact after the fall.
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Columbub
American Insurance Union
Walks Being Poured on Glouster Street and Nearby Routes
New sidewalks are under way on High Street at the Stoeckstein and Foley Buildings with grading to match the new street. A walk will be built on Main Street by the Hotel Garton and about 2000 feet of sidewalk will be laid along Route 19 from North Street to Pairiwan Avenue in Urbancrest, providing a quick link for residents to the business district.
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Glouster
Stoecktein
Foley
High Street
Pew Welke
Hotel Garton
Richardson Bakery
Pairiwan Avenue
Urbancrest
Fursiahe
Scouts Host Masquerade at American Legion Hall
Scouts GLOUSTER and Boy Sconta led by Misa Katherine Metager Misa Margaret Hema ley and C A Bingman BH EB Jones and Harry Cheney held a masquerade party at the American Legion Hall on Thursday night with four in attendance. Post Commander C B Vernon welcomed the scouts and pledged Legion friendship, with refreshments donated by patriotic local firms.
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Glouster
Misa Katherine Metager
Misa Margaret Hemaley
Sconta
C. A. Bingman
BH. EB. Jones
Harry Cheney
American Legion Hall
C. B. Vernon
Legion
Ryvangeliat Thisselle to Lead Ongoing Church Meetings
Thisselle, a young evangelist from Bandaville, will start a series of meetings at the Near Side Church of Christ on Sunday morning and continue indefinitely.
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Ryvangeliat Ren B
Thisselle
Bandaville
Near Side Church of Christ
Pivangeliat
Government official to confer with R F C in Washington
A state government representative planned talks in Washington with Reconstruction Finance Corporation officials regarding the interests of Dayton and Columbus and Stark County.
Convention Glourster Oct Session Held Next Sunday
The Prence Women’s club will hold a meeting in the city next Sunday with Mrs Berths Jameson of Muidispert as president. A program features talent from churches in the area and the Rev Gf aor of the Fifth Church will preach. Dinner will be served by the church committee.
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Glourster
Prence Women’s Weg
Berths Jameson
Muidispert
Gfaor
Fiveth
Teachers Attend State Meetings Amid School Dismissals
Parts of the state hold teachers meetings in Toledo Cincinnati Branhenville Jackson and other towns while two grade buildings remain in session. Teachers face six price degrees to attend and the grade teachers vote to not dismiss this year.
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Toledo
CN Cincinnath
Tax Kaon
Branhenville
Jackson
Miller Hood to Preach at Wisese in Homer Township Sunday
Local notices indicate Miles Bi Hood of New Maret will preach at the Wisese in Homer Township Sunday noon. The Cur vents Chal will meet at the oh house at 1 PM and Sunday School is set for 5:20 PM.
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Slouester
Miles Bi. Hood
New Maret
Wisese
Homer Township
Conference services announced for Sunday in multiple locations
Gloulateh notes a quartet conference at Ringgold with Dr Sta from Newark preaching at 4 o clock. Mountville United will hold a 2 o clock Sunday afternoon service with another preacher.
Local Couple Welcome New Grandchild in Gloubter
Mr and Mrs Iiaiph Nida celebrate the birth this morning aided by grandfather Harry Vaugin in Gloubter. The infant adds joy to the Nida household as extended family shares in the moment.
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Gloubter
Iiaiph Nida
Harry Vaugin
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