World unrest discussed by Dr. W. T. Locke
In Elsonville a Presbyterian men’s group heard Dr. W. T. Locke describe causes of global unrest linked to Western domination and rising Chinese influence. He warned of China’s industrial rise and wage advantages, plus shifts since World War I and critiques of communism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Locke
Elsonville
Presbyterian Men’s Brotherhood
W.T. Locke
China
Foreign Mission Board
Church
Locke
Asia
Africa
Loche
America
Tussin
Lelander
Kies
Lloyd
Eddie's Barbers Baseball Club Entertained
Nelsonville notes describe Eddie's Barbers baseball club of the Twilight league entertained by East End barber on Chestnut street. A 6 o'clock dinner followed by bridge and radio Tunney-Dempsey bout description. Several local residents attended from Glouster and other nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Ruble
Nelsonville
Ed-1
Iward Keating
East 2Nd
Levening
Ed-j
Die's Barbers Baseball Club
City Twilight League
Chestnut Street
Leonard Cooley
Frank
Jackson
Child Succumbs Friday at Home in Carbondale
In Carbondale Mrs. Frances Huffman dies of pneumonia at her home. Funeral services set for Monday at 2 30 from Carbondale church with burial in New Marstfield Springfield. Survivors include husband Clyde Dunlap and a son. relatives noted from Dayton and Ravenna Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Scott
Margaret
Wilma
Leea
W. W. Evans
Nelsonville
Ron Iddy Prater
Andimyy
Clyde Dunlap
Congo
Glen Prater
Ars
Guy Huffman
Hocks
Lucy Huffman
Carbondale
Dayton
Ness
Frances Huffman
W. G. Foley
New Marstfield
Springfield
James
Sharp
Foley
Mr. Foley
W. J. Stuart
Frank Halleck
Ravenna
Ohio
Hero
Y M G A NOTES Open house and talent night at Buckeye Lake
The Y M G A notes describe an open house event Friday attended by Mrs N L Horton Miss Flar night and guests including Mrs William Evans. A children’s program featured midgets and Hannah Vans, with Pendleton VA guests, a four table project, a whittlers contest and floor activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. L. Horton
Flarnight
Horton
William Evans
Hannah Vans
Buckeye Lake
OM. Ford
Pendleton
Mutuiy Orchestra
Musiifig
J P. Lancaster
Clarence Jack
Bob Jewett
Dayton
Jewett
Athens man fined for sale of intoxicating liquor
W W H Wakefield of Athens was arraigned before Justice Pearl W Helwig and pled guilty to selling intoxicating liquor. He was fined 100 dollars plus costs totalling 3 35. A community gym plan and YMCA noted, with a meeting planned for Wednesday at 6 PM to organize fall and winter classes and a board budget discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Wakefield
Athens
Pearl W. Helwig
Herschel Fouts
Wakefeld
Mrs H J Frank Dies At Home In Nelsonville
Mrs Yfannah Jane Frank widow of Daniel Crank died Friday afternoon at her Nelsonville home. Funeral services will be held at 2 PM at the Chester May church with burial in the local cemetery. Born in Basham she lived much of her life in Athens and Miles counties and was mother to eight children, eight living: Mrs Loiltra Gilliland Syracuse W T Frank Pleasanton Sam Frank Nelsonville Harvey Frank Chester Jim Frank Delmare Mrs Lonnie Lucas Woodsfield and Mrs Dora Heltger Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Yfannah Jane Prank
Chester May Church
Trank
Daniel Crank
Basham
Cheater Township
Lfe
Athens
Miles
Loiltra Gilliland
Syracuse
W. T Prank
Pleasanton
Sam Frank
Harvey Tank
Chester
Jim Prank
Delamare
Lonnie Lucas
Woodsfield
Dora Heltger
Albany
Veterans Meet Nelsonville Chapter at Camp September
United Spanish American War veterans of Athens County met at the American Legion building in Nelsonsie Friday evening. The auxiliary served dinner to twenty members from across the county. The next meeting is planned for Athens October 28 with a membership campaign and committee appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsgonville
United
Athens
County
American Legion
Nelsonsie
Concord Picnic to Form Cemetery Care Fund
A picnic and basket dinner will be held October 9 at Concord church in Ames township. An organization will be formed to raise a fund to perpetually care the adjoining cemetery. All interested are urged to spread the word.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Church
Ames Township
Raid on Nelsonville Home and Grocery Ends in Fine
Wendel Kelley of West Washington street Nelsonville faced a raid led by State Prohibition Inspector Jos Jones. Police found home brew beer and mash. Kelley pleaded guilty before Justice Pearl W. Helwig and was fined 400 dollars, his second offense. Accomplices included Sheriff William Williams and deputies Clyde C. Gibson Charles Darling and I P Tucker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendel Kelley
Weat
Washington Street
Nelsonville
Jos Jones
Pearl W. Helwig
Justice of the Peace
Kelley
Jonas
William Williams
Clyde C. Gibson
Charles Darling
I. P. Tucker
Sorority Rushing Declared Cruel by Ohio University Dean
Dean Irma Voigt, dean of women at Ohio University, called sorority rushing cruel at an open Pan-Hellenic meeting. She outlined five rushed methods used on campus in fifteen years and said the current system may be the sanest. Rushing begins Saturday at 6 am and ends the following Sunday at 9 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irma Voigt
Women
Ohio University
Fine Arts Hall
Voigt
Miss Voigt
Mrs Lucetta Dean Dies in Amesville at 90
Mrs Lucetta M Dean widow of George E Dean and mother of five died in Amesville at her son Riza L Deans home shortly after midnight Funeral services set for Monday at the Presbyterian church Burial planned at Mud Lock where she was born She would have turned 91 on November 19 and survived by three children Emma Cord George M Dean and Iza J Dean with predeceased Limer E Dean and Lucy F Dean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amesville
Lucetta M. Dean
Messenger
Riza L. Dean
Presbyterian Church
Mud Lock
George E. Dean
Emma D. Cord
George M. Dean
Westphalia Kan
Lza J. Dean
Limer E. Dean
Lucy F. Dean
Judge O'Donnell to Speak at Athens Eagles Meeting
Judge Thomas E. ODonnell of Kansas City will address an open Eagles meeting in Athens at Court and Carpenter streets Wednesday evening September 28. He will also visit Nelsonville and other area lodges. The event aims to inform members about pensions, homes for veterans families, Americanization, and veterans’ care programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’donnell
Kansas City
Athens
Thomas E. O'Donnell
Athens Aeric
Order of Eagles
Eagles
Court
Carpenter Streets
Judge O'Donnell
Nelsonville
Thes
Order
Aerle
Magles
Army to dye 3.5 million uniforms olive drab
Washington announces 3,506,000 khaki Army uniforms dating from 1918 will be dyed the standard olive drab shade. Dr. Colonel John S Chambers of the quartermaster general's office describes the program to update the aging stock for current service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Army
John S. Chambers
Quartermaster General
Tucker Dies Strouds Run Resident 76
Samuel B. Tucker 76 died at his home in Strouds Run from dropsy. Funeral services were held at the Cansonville church with burial in the church cemetery. He was a farmer living with a widowed sister and several nieces and nephews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strouds Run
Samuel B. Tucker
Drapay
Cansonville Church
Tucker
Ainter
Lavina Hunter
Henry
Elza Tucker
Frank Tucker
Winnie Cos
Broadcast success in Akron as team unveils voice transmission
Akron on September 24 reported a broadcast breakthrough with a team presenting a spoken voice demonstration. Officials hailed the event as a milestone in wireless communication and public reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
U.rl
Team Oo Dinbothia Atyahin
Radio broadcast ties murder case to Akron show
A chaotic report links a slaying suspect to a radio program on WEAF and WADC as the ARAL contest host Graham McNamee interviews a caller about the Kathleen Forrest case. The incident involves a six year old girl and a confessed killer, with broadcasts across short wave transmitters and local rebroadcasts. Separately in Paris a anti American Legion demonstration targets Mrs James Peterman at St Varre station, tearing her Legion decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aral Waka
Graham McNamee
WEAF
Akron
the Times
Messner
Cedar Press
Theiof
Kathleen Forrest
Goodyear
Ae” Smallahe
McNamee
Paris
James Peterman
Troy
American Legion
Peterman
St. Ea| Vare
Legion
Fight Films Impounded After Tunney Dempsey Bout
Federal Judge James H. Wilkerson issued an order impounding movie films of the Tunney Dempsey fight seized in Chicago while loaded on airplanes. Henry Sonenshine, president of the Goodart Film company, faced examination on charges of conspiring to violate the interstate commerce act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
James H. Wilkerson
Henry Sonenshine
Goodart Film Company
Libarty
U. S
James R. Glans
High character urged of students by G F Morgan
Geoffrey Morgan urged high character at a Friday morning assembly. He asked students to picture themselves at age 30 and to focus on qualities like honesty courtesy and saving for the future. He tied the lesson to the football team saying players shoulder school reputation through conduct and effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. F. Morgan
Geoffrey the Hird Gon
Mr. Morgan
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Methodist
Freda Smith
Mable Poston
Catherine Newman
Paulina Donley
Stuart Hoodlett
Mra
Frank Mellinger
Charles Parry
Meade Whyte
Isia Shafer
Miller Wilson
Herman Earick
Earl Leidy
John
Glouster
Barron
George Garner
Charlesi
Jenkins
Porter Webb
Donald
L. E. Richardson
Mr. Keating
Keating
Lucille
Helen Stewart
Sfriday
Bryan Hiddy Prater
Notes
Wakefield
van Wert
Dlrectors
Volces
H. J. Frank
Cheter Church
Veterans Meet
Ai Legion
J. E. Zeller
Sypa
Baghivye
Church Family Night
the Adult Department of
The
Pardes Nah Ann
A. F. Russell
McArthur Pike
Dananry
T. B
A. F
Russell
W. of. Throckmorton
Concord
Swan
Dean OF
Navy
Ford
Nelsonville Dry Goods Co
VALUR
Wuman
Dirigible At Akron
Gees
Petra Alghe
Gem Pharmary
Pythian
Fred R. Beasley
Nelsonville -- Glouter
Amesvilla
Csstas
Guthrie
Miller Tire Distributors
Forde
Fire
Sinclair Oil and Gas
B. M. Covert
Optemetrist
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