Logan Orchestra Charms Homecoming Crowd
A Logan orchestra led by Charles Potts Harvey Wols Lloyd Mounce William Harding Bundy Yies Tom MacDaniels and Joe Lane entertained Homecoming crowds Friday night in Nelsonville. The same group will perform at the L O O F Hall Saturday night. Admission is free and all are welcome.
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Nelsonville
Logan
Charles Potts
Harvey Wols
Lloyd Mounce
William Harding
Bundy Yies
Tom MacDaniels
Joe Lane
Winniag
L. O. O. F. Hall
Eeen
Beree
Mrs Swingle Hosts Chicken Dinner on Jackson Street
Mrs C H Swingle entertained with a chicken dinner at her Jackson Street home Wednesday evening. Covers were laid for Mrs Matt Brandenburgh Mrs Irvin Nanna Miss Forest Brandenbure Miss Gladyce Nanna and the hostess.
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C. H. Swingle
Jackson Street
Matt Brandenburgh
Irvin Nanna
Forest Brandenbure
Gladyce Nanna
Parish announces bridge and eucire party in Murray City
The ladies of St Phillip s Neri Parish in Murray City announce a bridge and euchre party on Tuesday evening September 17. The public is invited.
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St. Phillip’s Neri Parish
Murray City
Esther Class Meeting at Walnut Street
The Esther class of the Christian Sunday School will meet this evening with Mrs. George Beagle on Walnut Street.
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Esther
The
Christian Sunday School
George Beagle
Walnut Street
Memorial services announced by The Order of Pocahontas
The Order of Pocahontas will hold memorial services this evening after their regular meeting. Members have been asked to bring flowers for the observance.
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Order of Pocahontas
Dinner hosts list in West Washington Street society
Mr. and Mrs. G. N. Figgins on West Washington Street entertained at dinner Sunday. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Carl Iden and daughters Donna Marian Dorothy and Vivian Cambridge and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mathew with sons Joe and Robby Ath ens Misses Ruth Father and Tau fete Verity and Betty and Jane Verity attended verification of names indicates local social notices.
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G. N. Figgins
West Washington Street
Carl
Iden
Donna
Marian
Dorothy
Vivian
Cambridge
Joe Mathewson
Joe
Robby
Athens
Reth
Taufete Verity
Betty
Jane Verity
Family Dinner Notices From Petersburg To Murray City
Mrs Martha Lovett entertained family with a Sunday chicken dinner. Flowers were placed for Mrs ET Spray and son Frank Mrs Ed Spray and son Joe of Petersburg Ind. Donald J Spray of Columbus Mr and Mrs John Lovett and Mrs Gladya Smith of Murray City Mr and Mrs Robert Tovett of Monday Mr and Mrs Carl Petitt and daughter Betty Jane of this city.
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Martha Lovett
ET. Spray
Frank
Ed Spray
Joe
Petersburg
Ind
Donald J °. Spray
Columbus
John Lovett
Gladya Smith
Murray City
Robert Tovett
Carl Petitt
Betty Jane
Harvey Barrows
Win Boss
Francis Huffman
Dayton
Guy Houffman
John Hoodler
Newark
Clyde Higgins
E. Higgins
Earl Carrol
Bobby
Joe Ball
Weatrice Higgins
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Bible Seminary
Claude Cranmer
Wilber Hutchins
Lancaster
Walter Winchell
Clifton
E. M. Gilbert
Royal
Ruth
William Davis
Donald FE. Spray
Earl Baker
Allens
Nelle Angie, Logan
Blanche Moorehead
Columbus and Nearby Guests Share Weekend Visits
Attorney and Mrs C M Gibson of Columbus visited the Gibson parents in Columbus. Numerous local residents hosted friends and relatives from Columbus and elsewhere including Logan and Nelsonville during the weekend.
Old Home Week thanked as 12,000 visit merchants tent
The Nelsonville general committee of Old Home Week expresses thanks to local people firms and city officials for help during a successful week. More than 12 000 visitors attended the merchants and industrial tent on Saturday night. Street crews began cleaning Public Square and surrounding streets after tents and stands were removed.
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Nelsonville
Merchan
Ed Dewhurst
Home Destroyed by Fire Sunday in Buet Tel Residence
The Harve Phillips residence in Buet tel burned Sunday afternoon about 2 30 o clock. The frame cottage behind the M E Church was a total loss with furnishings destroyed and no insurance. The Nelsonville Fire Department responded led by Fire Chief Dana Windon but the blaze was beyond control upon arrival.
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Nelsonville
Harve Phillips
Buettel
M. E
Dana Windon
Plan World Tour Without a Dime Heads to Six Continents
Carl Ziegler and Darrel Ware, Northwestern University students, plan an 18 month world tour starting from Chicago in an 18 foot canoe. They will depart for New Orleans then ship to foreign ports to visit South America Europe and Asia while earning funds along the way to cover expenses.
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Carl Ziegler
Darrel Ware
Northwestern University
Chicago
South America
Crabtree Receives Two Gifts From Local Fans
About 250 residents gathered in Columbus to honor Este Crabtree, the local baseball standout, during a double header between the Senators and Tole. Mayor L J Eberle presented a leather traveling bag and a $50 purse as the crowd cheered, with umpire stopping play for the ceremony in the first game assisted by Eddie Mills and Joe Mechem.
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Nelsonvelle
Columbus
Senators
Tole
Este
Crabtree
L. J. Eberle
Eddie Mills
Joe Mechem
Salvation Army dedicates Athens headquarters with large crowd
Capacity crowd attends dedication of the Salvation Army's new Athens headquarters on West Union Street. Commissioner Holster delivers the keynote address alongside local and regional Salvation Army officers. A detailed cost presentation, musical numbers, and prayers frame the ceremony as attendees toured the new building.
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Salvation Army
West Union Street
Richard Benton
RM. J. Hols
United States
New Athens
Holt
Coshocton
Kentucky
Adjutant W. Harris
War Cry
Claude Kk. Bates
Ohio
Oo. F. Rowland
Citizen’s Advisory Board
H. T. Phillips
Frank Roach
First Methodist Church
Frank Ratch
C. M. Coulter
M. FE. Chatley
The
Christian Church
L. W. Roberts
Athens State Hospital
Major Bates
St. Hepburn
T. Dewsberry
Bailey
Oscar Metcalf
Cincinnati
Metcalf
Jonsign Dewsberry
Hepburn
Toinof
Glouster High Opens Season With Buchtel Friday
Glouster High kicks off its football season Friday afternoon against Buchtel. The 10 game schedule features six home games and four away tilts including matches with Ville, Chauncey, Murray, Junction City, Corning, and McConnelsville.
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Glouster
Glouster High
Buchtel High
Buchtel
Ville
Nover
Chauncey
Murray
Junction City
Corning
McConnelsville
Hove Prom Visit From Glouster
Mrs. B J Achauer and Mrs. C Ek Dunian with son Bobbie arrived from California. Achauer spent three months in Los Angeles with her mother Mrs. J L Watters and siblings Mr. and Mrs W B Verguson. Duncan and son visited West Hollywood with brother-in-law and sister Mr. and Mrs W B McDonald.
Auto Stolen From Parking Place In Glouster
An old model Ford touring car owned by the Ohio Collieries Company was stolen from its parking spot near Ernest Williams residence at Spring and Cross Streets during the night Saturday. The vehicle was used by Williams, a coal company employee, to commute with engineers. Local residents are suspected.
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Glouster
Ohio Collieries Company
Ernest Williams
Spring and
Cross Streets
Williams
Funeral for Louis Witham Held in Glouster
Funeral services for Louis Witham nine son of Mr and Mrs William Witham of Glouster will be at the family home Tuesday at 2 pm conducted by Rev F E Roberts of the Church of Christ. Burial will be in Glouster cemetery.
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Glouster
Louis
William Withem
F. E. Roberts
Church of Christ
Glouster Cemetery
John Cooper Home from Hospital after Leg Fracture
John Cooper returned to his home in Glouster on Sunday in an Ek. F. Carpenter ambulance from Shelter ing Arms Hospital Athens where he had stayed two months for a fractured left leg. The injury occurred when he fell from a newly erected garage by Ohio Collieries Company near Mine 256 in the city.
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Glouster
John Cooper
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Ek. F. Carpenter
Cooper
Ohio Collieries Company
Gordon Home Glouster Hotel Owner Returns From Columbus
John M. Gordon proprietor of Hotel Gordon was taken to M Francis Hospital at Columbus last Monday for treatment and was brought back from that institution Saturday in the E.
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Glouster
John M. Gordon
Hotel Gordon
M. Francis Hospital
Columbus
Coal loader jobs offered by Ohio Collieries in Glouster
The Zanesville Times Recorder carried an advertisement from the Ohio Collieries Company of Glouster calling for coal loaders. It promises steady work and good schools to attract workers from afar, and notes that plenty of houses are available in the valley.
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Glouster
Zanesville
Family Arranges Home Return for Injured Mr Gordon
F Carpenter ambulance transports Mr Gordon in poor condition. Physicians offered no encouragement at the hospital, and Gordon wished to go home. Mrs Gordon visited the hospital late in the week and arrangements were made to bring him home.
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F. Carpenter
Gordon
Pri scilla Class Meeting At Mrs. Clarence Lewis Home
The Priscilla Class of the Methodist Church will gather at the home of Mrs. Clarence Lewis on Tuesday night.
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Glouster
Priscilla
The
Methodist Church
Clarence Lewis
British Soldiers Leave Rhine Zone
British troops prepared to depart the Rhine zone in Wilsbaden Germany with wives and children signaling Britain’s first concerted evacuation from the occupied area. Advance parties had already left and the main detachment was to depart today amid farewell songs from locals.
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Battl
Girl Bandit Helps Rob City Motorist
Toledo report details a female bandit aiding two men to ambush motorist Joe Snay of Napoleon Michigan. The trio beat Snay, took $16, his hat and coat, then fled, with Snay describing the attack when police questioned him.
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Girl Bandit
Toledo
U.P
Joe Snay
Napoleon
Mich
Snay
Anether
Perry County honors 23 scholarship winners in district ceremony
New Lexington Rep trig: Perry County superintendent mailed diplomas to 23 county high school scholarship winners. Katherine Blankenship of New Straitsville won first in the state Columbus contest, while George Arnold of Somerset won at Athens.
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New Lexington
Rept
Prof
Bk. Hearing
Perry County
Katherine Blankenship
New Straitsville
Columbus
George Arnold
Somerset
Athens
Sheriff Caldwell to be arraigned on bribery charges
Sheriff Maurice J. Caldwell of Scioto County was to be arraigned in Portsmouth today on charges of bribery and embezzlement after being indicted on the previous Saturday.
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Portsmouth
Maurice J. Caldwell
Scioto County
Court House Records Show New Marriages And Estates Action
Court records list marriage licenses issued for Oris McDonald and Anes Winans and Floyd Rosser with Bessie Taylor, plus John Cramer and Garney Heiney. The court approved a private sale of John W. Johnson estate to administrator Clarence Humphrey, and noted sale of Hubert Me. Cutcheon property by guardian Mary Leake with appraisers D. M. Sawyer, R. B. Smith, and William Dalton appointed.
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Oris McDonald
Parkers
Burs
Anes Winans
Athens
Floyd Rosser
New Marshfield
Bessie Taylor
John Cramer
Coolville
Farmer
Garney Heiney
John W. Johnson
Clarence Humphrey
Hubert Me
Cutcheon
Mary Leake
D. M. Sawyer
R. B. Smith
William Dalton
Warren Tabler Pleads Not Guilty to Minor Child Non-Support
Warren Tabler pleaded not guilty to a non support of a minor charge brought by Lela Hill. He was arraigned and a trial date was set for September 20 at 9 a.m.
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Warren Tabler
Lela Hill
Man arraigned in minor delinquency charge
Clyde Schall was arraigned on a charge of contributing to the delinquency of a minor girl and pleaded not guilty. The charge was filed by Nelsonville police chief George Stateman. Trial set for September 16 at 9 a.m.
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Clyde Schall
George Stateman
Nelsonville
Allen KE Stanley Named Administratrix of William Stanley Jr Estate
Alla KE Stanley accepted an appointment as administratrix of the estate of William Stanley Jr. She filed bond of £20008. Searles, John PF. Coe, and John Gillogley were appointed appraisers of the estate.
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Alla KE. Stanley
William Stanley, Jr
A& & Searles
John PF. Coe
John Gillogley
Estate of Alexander Hayes Approved by Court
The original distribution of the estate of Alexander J. Hayes by Hal H Rowland, administrator, was approved by the court.
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Ginal
Alexander J. Hayes
Hal H
Rowland
Will of William Butts Filed in Troy Township
The will of William Butts of Troy Township was filed and a hearing was ordered for September 15 at 10 a.m.
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William Butts
Troy Township
Court Grants Administration for Francis M. Tippie Estate
Upon application the court granted letters of administration to Caroline Tippie for the estate of Francis M. Tippie. Bond of 5408 was furnished with Christian F. Smith and W. J. Brooks as sureties. Appraisers appointed were Harvey Williams, Jesse Henry, and Everett J. Persons.
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Caroline Tippie
Francis M. Tippie
Christian F. Smith
W. J. Brooks
Harvey Williams
Jesse Henry
Everett J. Persone
Gunman sought in shooting of street car motor man
A gunman who shot and wounded Lee Howard a 36 year old street car motor man during a struggle is the target of an intensive police search in Dayton. The incident occurred on September 16.
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Dayton
UPR
Lee Howard
Howard
38 Pound Muskingum River Fish Tells Large Tale
Jamies Colvin of near Shawnee hooked the Muskingum River's largest catch in years. The five foot long fish weighed 398 pounds and battled fiercely. It fed the Colvin family and neighbors for three days.
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New Lexington
Jamies Colvin
Shawnee
Hingum River
Colvin Io
Colvin
Corning Council Bans Intoxicating Liquor Manufacture and Sale
Corning village council passes an ordinance prohibiting manufacture sale barter transport import delivery furnishing receiving giving away prescribing or possession of intoxicating liquor. Violation carries a fine ranging from 160 to 569 dollars.
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Lexington
Corning
Veteran Reunion Planned by War No 70 at New Straitsville
Spanish-American War veterans of War No 70 New Straitaville will hold an annual reunion and picnic at the home of Thomas Wildermouth New Straitaville on Sunday September 22 with members from the era gathering for the event.
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New Lexington
New Straitaville
Thomas Wildermuth
New Straitavile
French to replace British troops in Rhine area
London dispatch says Sir William Thwaltee was summoned to discuss evacuation of German territory. The Wiesbaden area faced German indignation as reports claim two French regiments will enter after British departure, with French troops to be quartered across the Wiesbaden District.
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London
William Thwaltee
Rhineland
Tom Shaw
Macs Donald
Wiesbaden
Stanley Bishop
Russian Chinese Border Quiet Amid Air Activity
In Mukden Manchuria an official communique said the Sino Soviet border was quiet while Russian planes continuously flew over the frontier photographing Soviet positions. Manchurian officials resumed large scale arrests of Western Railway employees suspected of sabotage.
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Mukden
Manchuria
Sept
Sutfenhe
Castera
Western Railway
Twin Daughters Die In Two Months Here
New Lexington reporter notes the death of 10 month old Reta Jane Phillips daughter of Mr and Mrs George Phillips Corning Ohio died from complications. Her twin sister also died during birth complications at birth in the same report.
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New Lexington
Reta Jane Phillips
George Phillips
Corning
Hirth
New Achievement In Face Powder Promises Smooth Application
The advertisement touts MELLO-GLO Fa Powder as a pure powder approved by the U S government. It claims no pastiness or irritation, a smoother spread, reduced pore visibility, and a youthful finish. Sold by D. Zenneer Co.
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U. S
D. Zenneer CO
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