Nelsonville Obituary and Local Notices
Mr. Albert Sommers aged 51 died at his Nelsonville home on Wednesday afternoon after 2:30. He ran a grocery at Second and Walnut and was a K P member. survived by wife, daughter Mrs James Evans, two prior deceased children, mother, two sisters Mrs Tom Bush of Nelsonville and Mrs Richeson of Toledo, and brother Noah. No funeral arrangements yet awaiting his mother’s arrival. Mrs Mollie Six resigned as matron of the Columbus feeble minded institution. Mrs Frank O Mara was taken to Logan hospital for appendicitis surgery. Mr and Mrs P W Hickman and son Willis left for Ann Arbor to enroll Willis next year. Missionary Study Class of the Presbyterian church opens Monday at 2 pm hosted by Mrs C H Bartlett. the book The Trend of the Races is discussed. large enrollment expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Sommers
Sommers
Nelsonville
Second
Walnut Streets
Order of K. of
P’s
James Evans
Tom Bush
Richeson
Toledo
Noah
Ladies depart for county W C T U conference
A large delegation of women left the city by motor bus at 8 this morning to attend the county W C T U convention in Jacksonville today. Card of thanks expresses heartfelt gratitude to the many readers.
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Jacksonville
Local residents host and visit in Marshfield area
New Marshfield Mrs John Brewer hosted four sisters and numerous relatives visiting from Akron Columbus The Plains Zanesville Athens and other nearby towns Many guests include Mrs Grant Goodwin Mrs Tom Hardman Mrs Join Hambleton Mrs George Cochran and others Extended visits feature nursing staff from Brooklyn and travel to Lancaster Marietta and Carbondale are noted among guests and movers with several house guests and a new baby born to Mr and Mrs Will Elliott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brewer
Grant Goodwin
Akron
Tom Hardman
Join
Hambleton
Columbus
George Cochran
the Plains
C. F. Swaim
Martin Boyles
Jess Beverage
Nelsonville
George Mace
Owen Martin
R. H Walker
Elizabeth
Barberton
H. L. Sanders
Charles Walker
Herman Russian
Zanesville
Frank Rossi
Athens
J. Withers
Mattie Mace
Lancaster
Everett Mace
Leo
Mace Orland Cullims
Charleston
George Sickles
A. Kennard
Moonville
Arch Knowlton
S. Phillips
IL. R. Andrews
Glouster
Carl Wharton
Sarah Cooper
Brooklyn
N. Y
E. L. Wilson
C. A. Shaffer
I. F. Traphagen
London
Elmus Wilson
Will Elliott
William Thomas
Hav Aenville
Bertha Pollard
Graham
Salem
Porterfield
Bertha Gregory
Logan
John Throckmorton
Fred Rhouck
George
Lena McVey
Mildred
Marietta
McVey
Joseph Estep
Hiram Strieht
Emia Bride
Carbondale
William Bridge
Ford to Open Plants Friday After ICC Revocation
Henry Ford will reopen his plants Friday following a long distance call from Edsel Ford in Napoleon Ohio. The Interstate Commerce Commission revoked order No 23 which had classified the motor industry as non essential and given coal utilities priority for coal car movement.
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Detroit
Henry Ford
Edsel Ford
Napoleon
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ford Company
Sam Rutman Confesses as Lone Bandit Behind Eight Holdups
Cincinnati reports Sam Rutman aged 25 confessed to being the lone bandit responsible for eight recent downtown holdups, saying he staged the robberies to winnow his own pattern and escape notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Sam Rutman
YT DRIVE PROMOTES YMCA MEMBERS AT OHIO UNIVERSITY
Reports show over 100 men signed up on day one of the intensive drive at Ohio University aimed at 80 percent of male enrollment. Rev C M Bond notes 40 to 50 placements already made in Athens with more jobs needed to keep students in school this semester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Ewing Hall
BE. B. Bryan
Rev. C. M. Bond
Athens
Rush Elliott
Craig Bond
Amos Kincaid
Harold Addicott
LeRoy Skidmore
J. B. Chapman
Coal Strike Cost U S Half Million, Senate Panel Reports
Washington September 21 government spending from the coal strike will top nearly half a million dollars under a deficiency appropriation bill reported favorably by the Senate appropriations committee this afternoon.
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Washington
Senate Appropriations Committee
Massive Moonshine Haul Found In Kentucky Field
At Ashland Kentucky on September 21 federal agents with county officials unearthed 261 gallons of corn liquor buried in a corn field near Henry Yates's home on Shopes Creek. The liquor in five ten and one gallon jugs was buried under coffee sacks in ditch trenches 50 to 100 feet long. The raid took three and a half hours to load onto a five ton truck. No arrests were made and Yates fled as raiders closed in.
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Ashland
Henry Yates
Shopes Creek
Yates
Cured Her Rheumatism Lesson from Mrs Hurst
Mrs J E Hurst of Bloomington Illinois claims a simple home method cured her rheumatism and offers free information by mail. She requests readers mail name and address to receive the method at no cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Thurst
Fhouglas Street
Bloomington
Lil
Hurst
Reeves Celebrate Daughter Fannie in Greens Run Wedding
Glouster Mr and Mrs Charles Reeves of Greens Run hosted a wedding dinner on Sept 17 for their daughter Fannie and her groom Roy Wade. About 54 guests attended as music by Mr William Reeves and the Craig brothers accompanied the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Reeves
Greens Run
Fannie
Roy Wade
William Reeves
Craig Brothers
Airship G2 Nearing El Paso After Midnight Takeoff
The G2 airship one of the big army craft completing a cross continent flight from the Pacific coast is due to arrive in El Paso Texas at noon today after taking off at midnight.
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EL Paso
San Antonio
Tex
Army
Pacific Coast
Texas
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A. D. Farrow
Nelsonville News
Mollie Six
Frank O'Mara
McLaughlin
O'Mara
Ann Arbor
P. W. Hickman
Willis
Michigan
Bro. Krane
C. L. Stout
A. N. Parsons
L. D. Spears
Ohio
New Marshfield
FORN
By Allen Benson
Blue Lantern Soda Shop
The
John E. Smith
Nelson Ville
Uncle Sam
Kent Ugky
Mark EH
Jackson
Durston Bag
Syracuse
D. W. Griffith
Arthur Wolf
Frank Wolf
Robert Taylor
Andrew Riley
M. B. Tucker
Young
Tucker
Murray
Conrad Wein
Isaac Jones
Worthy Parker
Robert Bell
Norman Smith
Tom
Hunterdon
McHenry
Silas Hooper
Viola
Arthur Fountain
Derthick
John Popely Jr
Babe
Charles Darst
Congo
Johnson Beverage Company
F. J. Beasley Wholesale Company
Darst
Hocking Valley
C. A. Reams
Kenton
R. G. Kasler
Trimble
Mr. Reams
Franklin McAllister
W. W. Bryson
McAllister
New York City
Los Angeles
Cal
Worthington
C. M. Clark
da Miller
Spring Street
Miller
Annie Coey
Mulpas
C. Gatchel
Evelyn Davis
C. Bennett
Pearl Miller
Jarvis
Smyrna
Asia Minor
Royal Worcester
Keystone
Carman
Callie Hams
Pound
van Camp
Arbuckle's
Nelsonville, Ohio
En-Ar-Co
National Light Coal Oil
Goodrich Silvertown
Goodrich
Silvertown Cord
Goodrich Fabrice
Silvertown
Auto Tire & Gas Co
the Nations Refining Co
Corner Chestnut and
Harper Sts
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