Presbyterian Session Plans October Home Coming
Elsonville reports progress as the session outlines plans for a church home coming and dedication in October. Committees for Sunday school worship and Christian Endeavor are named and tasked with growing church activity and fellowship. Funeral services for Miles Sheppard are set for Sunday afternoon at the Monroe Street residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsonville
Greater Presbyterian Church
L. R. Relch
J. H. Saltz
W. L. Hudson
Christian Endeavor
C. C. Sharp
C. E. Weltzheimer
Nelesonville
Miles Sheppard
Monroe Street
Death Comes to Alice Mulligan in Columbus
Alice Mary Mulligan eldest child of Mr and Mrs Thomas Mulligan of Nelsonville died at Mt Carmel hospital Columbus after five weeks there for a surgical operation. Born in Columbus she moved to Nelsonville, educated at Nelsonville High School, and worked at A H Carnes store and as stenographer in Columbus. Funeral plans to be announced. She leaves parents and eight siblings with families in Nelsonville Columbus and Mt Vernon.
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Nelsonville
Alice Mary Mulligan
Thomas Mulligan
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Columbus
Miss Mulligan
A. H. Carnes
Lnter
W. H Catt
Hocking Valley Railroad
Nelsamile
St Anthony's Catholic Church
Glen Mulligan
Glenmarr Avenue
Calambus
Mullilean
WE Egell
Mt. Vernon
Anthony Stedem
Tittle Rock Ark
Glen
Florence
T . Smith
Fannie
Fred Love Bandit Victim Shocking Home Visit
Mrs Clara Love visiting HF Tong and Mrs Fred Love and son Fred Jr were summoned from Mary Ray’s home in Cincinnati after word that Fred Love was held up by bandits, slugged and cut in the attack. The Love family formerly lived in Athens and are well known.
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Nelsonville
Clara Love
Jae
HF Tong
Fred Love
Besse Ray
Fred, Jr
Mary Ray
Cincinnati
Mr Love
Athens
Local Boy Heard On Air From Nelsonville Party
Nelsonville residents heard a broadcast by Cineimati Tiving Kay and his Royal Ohio orchestra on WS. The program ran from midnight to 2 a.m. and featured a special dedication to friends gathered at Li Jo Leng’s Nelsonville home. The group is described as one of the best in the region.
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Nelsonville
Cineimati
Kay
Royal Ohio Orchestra
I’ve Love
Li Jo Leng
Scouts Celebrate Third Annual Camp Fire Reunion in Nelsonville
The Ancient and Noble Order of Camp Fire Buck McKee Fire No 1 held its third annual reunion in Nelsonville. Members visited Greenlaw cemetery for Buck McKee's gravesite service, then gathered at the Christian church for a Rainbow-class banquet. Guests included Mrs Maggie McKee Akron and Troop 1 members Rex Uuffman Bill Lawson Bob Smith Johnny Riley, with Rev Ed L Merrell officiating.
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Nelsonville
Ansient and Noble Order of Camp Fire
Buck McKee
Greenlaw Cemetery
Bar
Buck) Mckee
Maggie McKee
Akron
Nother
Wilebur
Christian Church
McKee
Walter Whitlatch
Tom Shafer
Rex Uuffman
Bill Lawson
Bobsmith
Johnny Riley
Election of Officers and Banquet Attendees Named
The business session concluded with officer elections listing W. W. Whitlatch M H K Clifford Hartley M H B Fa Wilbur Martin M H K 4 William Lancaster M H K R. Troop members at the banquet included Scoutmaster Whitlatch Walls Hickman John Jackson Donald Johnson William Lancaster Wilbur Martin Durward North John Zeller Jr Joseph Stedem Howard Longstaff Clifford Hartley Lee Pritchard Hubert Hall Landon Shafer.
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W. W. Whitlatch
Clifford Hartley
Wilbur Martin
William Lancaster
Walls Hickman
John Jackson
Donald Johnson
Durward North
John Zeller
Joseph Stedem
Howard Longstaff
Lee Pritchard
Hubert Hall
Landon Shafer
Buchtel Mayor Fined After Liquor Possession Hearing
Nelsonville, Sept 4. Port er Sweazy mayor of Buchtel was found guilty of possessing intoxicating liquor after a hearing before Mayor Johnston at Trimble. He was fined 160 dollars and costs by the Trimble magistrate and had posted 400 dollar bond on appeal to common pleas court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Porter Sweazy
Buchtel
Johnston
Trimble
Sweazy
Uel
Common Pleas Court
Openings Endanger Grazing Cattle on Doiver Township Farms
Margaret England and Samuel Lewis of Nelsonville along with Ian McCollister of Columbus filed a Common Pleas suit against New York Coal Company. They allege damage to eight caves on their Doiver township property and claim openings into an underlying mine threaten grazing stock. The plaintiffs state they own surface land but not coal rights and are heirs of Aaron Lexis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret England
Samuel Lewis
Nelsonville
Ian McCollister
Columbus
New York Coal Company
Common Pleas
Paintiffs
Doiver Township
Aaron Lexis
Legal notice on coal mine collapse threatening farm land
Plaintiffs sue the coal company owner of patents underlying the property alleging negligent removal of coal via shaft mine. They claim failure to place mine props or leave pillars caused ground to fall into entrances, cracking and drying surrounding land used for farming and grazing. The father died October 27, 1856.
Informed of Tragedy Leaves Question of Missing Person
A report notes someone was informed of a tragedy while their whereabouts remained unknown. The piece hints at ongoing search or inquiry with limited details available.
Two Men Arrested for Intoxication In Athens
Two men were placed in the Athens county jail last night on intoxication charges. Roy Price and Bert Wilson were arrested by Sheriff Parker and deputies with Wilson also charged with driving a car while intoxicated. Arraignment time not yet set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Roy Price
Herb Parker
Charles Maple
Bert Wilson
Mr Parker
PD. H. McWinley
Wilson
Director Accepts Faculty Position and Bride’s Death Report
Miss Bertha A. Lively resigns after six years as director of the Huron County Normal School in New Philadelphia to take a new post in Pittsburgh. Clarence Smith of Kent State University learned of the resignation and informed his wife by postal card. Mrs. Smith had died of peritonitis shortly after her husband left, making the news met with regret among staff and patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha A. Lively
Huron County Normal School
New Philadelphia
Clarence Smith
Kent State Old Bride
Normal College
Normal School
Pittsburgh
Hiker Continues long trek toward Jacksonville
Mrs. Fannie Stalter, 73, of Blackburg Virginia, pressed on along the route to Jacksonville Florida in September seeking to make her home with a daughter. The endurance trek began in Virginia and continued today despite injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Fannie Stalter
Blackburg
Jackson-ville
Ravenna Salem Sidney Washington Athens Proposed
Ravenna Salem Sidney Washington and Athens proposed in a regional planning discussion. Local officials consider the access routes and potential development impacts for the named places. Public input emphasized transportation efficiency and growth corridors across the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ravenna
Salem
Sidney
Washington, D. H
Athens
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