Nelsonville Deaths and Local Social Notes
Two Nelsonville residents die John Shaw 65 dies after stroke at brother’s home Funeral for Shaw Tuesday at Murray City Methodist church He leaves a brother and sister Martha Pancake 77 dies near Deanville funeral at home Wednesday burial Greenlawn beside husband Phillip Pancake also survived by children A list of visiting guests and locals from Columbus and nearby towns accompanies the obituary items including households of Ervin, Murphy, and Mechem and hospital nurse Helena Stechem from St Anne’s Columbus The Navy band concert is announced with soloists and musicians and the series aims to attract thousands to Athens There are notes of visitors relating to President Harding and regional events with the U S Navy band touring details
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Nelsonville
John Shaw
Thome
James “Hamer
Jackson Street
Hamer
Murray City
Lizzie Fisher
Martha J. Pancake
Deanville
Charles Ervin
Chester Edgar
Martha Edgar
Columbus
Leoline Seibert
Clayton Murphy
W. C. Hall
Mechem
Robert Huenefeld
Robert, Jr
Co. C. Barker
Raceland
Harding
White House
Washington
Hocking Valley
The
Elks
Athens
Navy Band
U. S. Navy
Holly Stanley
Jean Manganaro
Louis J. Goucher
George Unsinn
Pastor McCorkle Named Pastor of Nelsonville Church
The Rev. McCorkle of Middleport, a Milligan College graduate, accepted a call to lead the First Christian Church in Nelsonville, due to assume duties around December 4. He is 32, married with a 3 year old, and the church has been without a pastor since July.
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Nelsonville
McCorkle
Middleport
First Christian Church
Milligant College
Tennessee
South
Ohio
O. J. Howearth
Nelsonville Graduate Tassie Walker Joins Nurse Class
Annual commencement at White Cross hospital Columbus Friday evening in Broad Street Methodist church. Rev Ralph Emerson Davis delivered the address. Among fifteen graduates is Tassie Walker from Nelsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Broad Street Methodist Church
Ralph Emerson Davis
Tassie Walker
F. M. Walker
Clude
Ethel
City Health
Nelva
Tassie
Walker
Misa Ethel Walker
Virginia Wolfe
Annabelle Morrell
Abert Barber
BE. L. Morrell
Four Detainees Fined In Nelsonville City Court
Nelsonville reports multiple fines after drunkenness pleas. Bill Landis paid 10 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to intoxication. Joseph Dresher and Windle also pled guilty to intoxication with 25 dollar fines and costs. Cleve Hallett and Tom Cottagantous faced charges for interfering with an officer. Hallett pleaded not guilty and posted 500 dollar bond while Cottagantous pled guilty and paid 100 dollars and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Bill Landis
L. J. Eberle
Landis
Jim Woods
Cleve Hallett
Tom Cottagantous
Hallett
Cottagantous
Eberle
Joe Dresher
Cure Windle
Halloween Parties Spotlight Pol lyanna Class Social
Mrs. Claude Cramner and Mise Edith Dilcher hosted the Pollyanna class Halloween party at Edith Dilcher's home with Lillian Hellyer Margaret June Kathleen Barrows Mary Cramner Doris Adams Garnet Wright Pearl Barrows Fern Silcott Matt Newman and Jimmy Bowers in attendance. Mrs. Ernest Wright held a Friday night party for her daughter Elaine with games contests and refreshments for Jennie Tennihill Audrey Hall Arlene Betts Dorothy Datiley Flora Latollette Kathryn Lee Evelyn Skinner Freeda Cordell Rosemary Smith Ruth Warner Audrey Beane Helen Washburn Margaret Conner Florence Easterling Grace Linton Eleanor Heselden Margaret Murphy Elizabeth Evans Agnes Hillen Ruth Keating. Personal mention Paul Hudson Mike Elyatu.
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Claude Cramner
Mise Edith Dilcher
Christian Sunday School
Hallowe'en
Lillian Hellyer
Margaret June
Kathleen Barrows
Mary Cramner
Doris Adams
Garnet Wright
Pearl Barrows
Fern Silcott
Matt Newman
Jimmy Bowers
Ernest Wright
Elaine
Jennie Tennihill
Audrey Hall
Arlene Betts
Dorothy Datiley
Flora Latollette
Kathryn Lee
Evelyn Skinner
Freeda Cordell
Rosemary Smith
Ruth Warner
Audrey Beane
Helen Washburn
Margaret Conner
Florence Easterling
Grace Linton
Eleanor Heselden
Margaret Murphy
Elizabeth Evans
Agnes Hillen
Ruth Keating
Courthouse Kings Distribution Ordered After Probate Sale
Final distribution of funds from the sale of the William Morris estate in Athens County Common Pleas court assigned $456.05 to Ella Morris as administratrix for rates, $44.06 each to June Morgan Luella Carter Glen Morris and Lillis Morris, and $634.04 to Frank Morris, $634.05 to Ella Morris, $644.98 to Fred Morris, and $644.97 to Cora Melvin after $3,535 sale proceeds and $342.63 taxes. The sheriff was ordered to distribute remaining funds.
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William Morris
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Ella Morris
June Morgan
Luella Carter
Glen
Lillis Morris
Frank Morris
Fred Morris
Cora Melvin
Vacated Settings Reset Dates in Two Civil Cases
The former setting was vacated in Clyde Marie Wheaton v. Robert Wheaton with trial reset for November 21. A separate vacated setting in Ellen M. Bryan v. Millard O. Bryan has trial reset for December 3.
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Clyde Marie Wheaton
Robert Wheaton
Ellen M. Bryan
Millard O. Bryan
Court extends deadline for answers in Bolton suit
Leave was granted to the defendants in the Neva Bolton administrator suit against Jacob N. Cady and others to file answers on or before November 7. The exception applies to Columbia Casualty Company and Ohio Casualty Insurance Company.
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Neva Bolton
Jacob N. Cady
Columbia Casualty Company
Ohio Casualty Insurance Company
Hearing reset dates in Bentz White Crawford cases
A motion for a new trial in Anderson Bentz vs A B White et al was vacated and reset for November 14. The trial date for Flossie D Crawford action is reset for December 2.
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Anderson Bentz
A. B. White
Flossie D. Crawford
Hearing Set on Demurrer in Pierce vs Feather Case
A court scheduled a hearing on a demurrer in the suit filed by Frank Pierce a minor against Clyde E Featherston for November 2.
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Frank Pierce
Clyde E. Featherston
City of Athens Plea Extended in Bardin Brothers Case
Leave was granted the City of Athens to plead on or before November 10 in the Bardin Brothers company action. The prior setting was vacated and the trial reset for November 30.
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Athens
Bardin Brothers Company
Legal Dates Set in Stage v. Johnson and Koons Cases
Leave was given the defendant to plead on or before October 31 in the case brought by Clarence Stage against R. R. Johnson, as treasurer of Athens county, et al, and the trial was reset for November 14. Trial of the case of L. A. Koons as administrator against Jessie Schoonover et al was set for November 25.
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Clarence
R. R. Johnson
Athens County
Et al
L. A. Koons
Jessie Schoonover
Martin Case Against Oxley Continues in Court
The case brought by William T. Martin against Mahlon E. Oxley and others was continued, extending court proceedings and delaying resolution.
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William T. Martin
Mahlon E. Oxley Et al
Navy Band to Play in Athens Charity Concerts
The Athens lodge of Elks announces two Navy Band concerts on Saturday December 3 at the Ohio University Men's Gymnasium. The band, official to the Mayflower, often accompanies the president on trips and will help raise funds for Christmas baskets and city relief.
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Athens Lodge of Elks
United States Navy Band
Athens
Bryan
Ohio University
Navy Band
Alaska
Ohio to Let 1927 Highway Improvements Contracts
About thirty five miles of proposed road work were awarded to contractors led by Director G F Schlesinger for projects totaling nearly one million dollars. Major stretches include Delphos to Upper Sandusky, Columbus to Lancaster, Tiffin to Bellevue, and Steubenville to Cambridge. Construction to begin promptly with completion aimed for early 1928.
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Columbus
Department of Secretary of State
Clarence J. Brown
Chalmers R. Wilson
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Youngstown
Mahoning County
Washington
Lincoln
Ohio
Wyoming
Alabama
Hawaii
Arguments For And Against Chiropractic Bill Debate
Official pamphlet from the secretary of state outlines arguments for and against a chiropractic bill. It discusses a proposed board of chiropractic examiners and a vote by initiative and supplementary petitions. Opposition warns against treating infectious diseases. proponents call for a fair deal.
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Chiropractic Examiners
Secretary of State
Dave's Men ta Pepsin Elixir Promises Stomach Relief
An advertisement urges readers with digestion trouble to try Dave's Men ta Pepsin. Sold at Cline's Pharmacy and all druggists with a money back guarantee if it does not help. The copy claims the medicine strengthens upset stomachs and aids natural digestion.
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Dave
Cline
Embroidered Net and Lace Pattern for 5 Sizes
Design uses embroidery net printed chiffon or lace. The pattern fits sizes 34 36 38 40 and 42 inches. A 38 inch size needs 3 1 2 yards of 40 inch material and facing cuffs with contrasting fabric requires 18 yards of 27 inch wide material. Pattern mailed for 15 cents in silver or stamps.
Ohio chiropractors seek support for the bill
A locals committee urges voters to back a new chiropractic law in November, arguing it will protect rights and standardize education while co operating with health boards. Opponents warn against granting chiropractors full doctor rights and reject treating serious infectious diseases.
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Boards of Health
Ohio
State Medical Board
Tandard
Chiropractic College
Co. L. Brown
Paul H. Strand
Joan H. Strobe
Mary Jane Gas
Papes Diapepsin Promises Relief From Indigestion
Digestive troubles stem from excess stomach acid. Pape's Diapepsin neutralizes acid to relieve symptoms, restore digestion, and soothe the stomach lining. A 60 cent package is sold by druggists today.
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Pape
Health groups oppose fair play bill in Ohio House vote
The Ohio legislature defeated a public health measure described as a misleading plea for fair play, with only 31 of 136 House members voting yes on March 15. Aimed at public health protections, the proposal drew opposition from local health officials and nursing associations urging a no vote.
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Rivilege
House of Representatives
Drowning Fatality Leaves 21 Children Fatherless in East Berlin
Harrisburg report states Mil ton Deitz of East Berlin drowned today leaving twenty one children fatherless. Police and rescuers confirm the incident occurred in the river near the town, with no cause yet determined.
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Harrisburg
Milton Deitz
East Berlin
Potato Substitute for Hash from Sour Apples
A home tip suggests dicing one cup sour apples as a substitute for potatoes in corned beef hash for families avoiding starches, offering a fruit based alternative to traditional hash components.
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Ohn Hamer
Martha Pancake
Rev. McCorkle
Hallowe'en Party
Paul Hudson
Mike Elyatu
Courthouse Kings Distribution
U. S. Navy Band
Messenger Pattern Dept
Ajesti
Rough Riders
Peiha
Noah Beery
Charles Farnell
George Bancroft
Sagagesaicee
Fankasira
Maine
East Side
West Side
Sunny South
North
Eeck
Bleecker Marquette
Public Health Federation
Lota Lorimer
Lakewood
Ohio State Association of Graduate Nurses
Wendt
Wm. C
NEW York Central
J. H. Hustis, Jr
New York Central Railroad Co
Baet 48Th Street
New York
New York City
Grand Central Terminal
Park Avenue
45Th
46Th Streets
Grand Central Zone
New York Central A
Texas
Guinan
Queena Marie
Strauss Peyton
Metropolitan Opera
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