Mrs. Mae Powell Dies in Nelsonville Hospital
Mrs. Mae Cecil Powell wife of Harry Powell longtime Nelsonville resident died at St Anthony hospital Columbus after surgery ten days earlier She was active in her church and family mourns her passing She leaves a husband and children Fred Raymond Lucille Leslie and Charles with two grandchildren previously lost two children in infancy
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Mae Cecil Powell
Arry Powell
Green,awn
St. Anthony Hospital
iColumbus
Powell
Fred
Raymond
Lucille
Leslie
Charles
Local residents return from area hospital and visits
Mrs. Harry Davis came home Thursday from White Cross hospital in Columbus after a surgical operation and is now recovering at her mother's home on West Columbus street. Mrs. Edward Newman and her son Edward Lee of Toledo are visiting. Mrs. Matilda Martin returned Wednesday evening after a week in Marion.
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Harry Davis
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Isaac Hellyer
Columbus Street
Edward Newman
Mabel Snowden
Edward Lee
Toledo
Matilda Martin
Marion
Soup dinner fundraiser moved to Educational Club
It will be held Monday in the Junior Order hall to aid the needy with proceeds from the Educational Club’s soup dinner.
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D. of A’s
Ennises Announce Birth of Son Charles Delbert
Mr and Mrs Charles Ennis of Walnut Street announce the birth of a son named Charles Delbert on Monday September 22.
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Charles Ennis
Walnut Street
Charles Delbert
Missionary society plans visit by Chinese missionary
The Presbyterian Missionary Society met to arrange hosting Mrs. Rose Hemphill Cook from China. She will speak at the Presbyterian church on Sunday October 19 with a district meeting at To gan on Thursday October 16. Mission study classes will begin and the book China will be finished before her arrival. Water line break on West Washington caused street flooding and was repaired after the rusted service connection failed Thursday afternoon.
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Washington Street
Evans Minister Plans Sunday Services With Guest Speaker
John Tiley Evans, minister, announces 6 30 a m Sunday School led by H Y Krieg, with 215 present last week and attendance expected this Sunday. Attor Charles M Farhard of Cleveland and Wheeling will speak at morning worship. Junior sermon The Great Ferry man by the pastor. Young People's Endeavor meets at 6 50 p m with topic Organizing To Get Things Done. Intermediate C i led by Miss Jaybould at 6 50 p m on Laws of Health. Evening worship at 7 30 with a sermon on Baptism its necessity. Y M C A close at 9 45 a m to discuss Why I Quit Attending Church.
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John Tiley] Evans
H. Y Kreig
Ana Malergwe
Charles M. Farhard
Cleveland
Wheeling
P. m
Young People's Chan Endeavor
Eula Scheeler
C. i
Jaybould
Rupert Hughes
New Pastor Arrives With Family for Methodist Church
Rev. Edwin T. Morrell takes the pulpit at the Methodist church in morning and evening services. He and his family arrive in the city to begin duties with regular services as announced.
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Edwin T. Morrell
Methodist Church
Pilgrims Holiness Church Schedule Listed
Sunday School at 9 30 a m and morning worship at 10 30. Love Feast at 2 30 p m. Evening service at 7. Cottage Prayer Meeting tonight at Mr Warehimes residence on Walnut street in Parkdale.
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Pilgrims Holiness Church
Mr. Warehime
Walnut Street
Parkdale
Death of Columbus Boy Jack Wood at Grant Hospital
The six year old son of Mr and Mrs Charles Wood of Columbus died Thursday after a surgical operation at Grant hospital. Funeral services and interment will be in Columbus Saturday afternoon. Mr and Mrs William Wood an uncle and aunt left for Columbus this morning.
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Jack Wood
Little Jack Wood
Charles Wood
Columbus
Grant Hospital
William Wood
Y Girls to Serve Lunch at Y M C A
The Y Girls will serve lunch at the Y M C A on Tuesday September 39 from 11 30 to 1 00 noon for boys and girls. Menu includes hot vegetable soup with crackers or a glass of milk and sandwich. Small fee.
Possession Charge Against William Sharp Arraigned
William Sharp of Backstreet was arraigned before Mayor Lax on a charge of possessing intoxicating liquor. He pleaded guilty and was fined $200 plus costs. The offense is alleged to have occurred the night of August 30 when a bottle of corn liquor was discarded and officers arrived. Sharp surrendered to the sheriff yesterday.
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William Sharp
Backstreet
Lax
Sulley
Sharp
Harp
Aigor
Birthday Honorees Celebrate Snowden Home Nine teenth and First
Mrs. William Snowden hosted a Monday evening gathering on Popular Street for the joint nine teenth birthday of her daughter Mrs. Mable Newman of Toledo and the first birthday of her grandson Edward Lee Newman. Numerous guests attended including Mrs. George T. Bell and daughter Alice Kathryn, along with many others listed.
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William Snowden
Popular Street
Mable Newman
Toledo
Edward Lee Newman
George T. Bell
Alice Kathryn
Snowden
Davis
Minnie Perry
Cora Runion
Robert Cole
Warrington
Barber
McKee
Geneva Gears
Robert Huenefeld
Mollie Maffin
Bess Higgins
C. H. McCarty
Belle McMarrow
Besse Tdile
H. Siberts
William Wallace
Anna Pospichel
Leonard McLean
Lewis
Sadie Nixon
Hoffman
Sharpe
Cook
Dick Snowden
Lula Parry
John Williams
Mabel Steenrod
Nevada Quinn
Anna McLaughlin
Frank Betts
Dora Moler
Bagley
Mary Stout
Alice Hall
Sylvia Newton
Mabel
Don Newton
Ellen Ervin
Chapman
Inez Grace
Sayers
John McHare
Rails to link L A with Mexico City
Sul Pacifico de Mexico advances a Mazatlan to Tepic rail project in Sinaloa with over 500000 dollars in improvements. The plan will connect Mexico’s west coast to Mexico City via Guadalajara and create a through line from Los Angeles to Mexico City. Construction slows in rains but will resume at Russ Station with reinforced concrete bridges and a durable roadbed.
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Nogales
Arizona
Sul Pacifico de Mexico
Mazatlan
Tepic
Sinaloa
Mexico
Mexico City
Guadalajarqa
Laredo
Fl Paso
Texas
Russ Station
Concentration Point
San Pedro
Los Angeles
Cuba Increases Henequen Output To 12 Million Pounds
The Cuban henequen industry is expanding yearly and now produces about 12,000,000 pounds of rope and twine annually.
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Cuba
Cod Liver Oil Tablets Aim To Replace Oil Flavor
Reported medical opinion favors cod liver oil tablets for quicker recovery. Patients dislike the smell of the oil, prompting a shift toward flavored tablet forms that claim to preserve the medicinal benefits.
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McCoy
Japanese Royalty Plans to Install Radio Equipment
Japanese imperial branches finalize arrangements for radio receivers and transmitters at summer palaces to amuse the royal line and ensure communication after the earthquakes. Installations will be at Nikko, Lake Inawashiro, and the Imperial body guard headquarters to keep the family in constant contact.
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Tokyo
Japan
Imperial Palaces
Nikko
Namazu
Lake Inawashiro
Chinese general seeks railway use for expeditionary force
Wu Pei Fu demands South Manchuria Railway access for his troops against Chango Tso Win. The Japanese minister in Peking wired Tokio seeking instructions from the Japanese government.
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Peking
Wu Pei Fu
Chango Tso
Manchuria
Tokio
Edna Wallace Hopper Promotes Youth Cream Deal
Edna Wallace Hopper touts a facial cream marketed as her secret to lasting youth. She claims experts support its benefits and offers refunds if buyers are disappointed, with free samples by mail.
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Edna Wallace Hopper
Lake Shore Drive
Chicago
Arvilla Cliner 72 Die Near Albany Heart Trouble
Mrs. Arvilla Cliner wife of George Cliner died at 10 am Thursday at home four miles southwest of Albany from heart trouble. Funeral at Town House Sunday 10 am. burial in nearby cemetery. Survived by children Dolph Cliner A B McGonagle Mrs Orpha McGraner and Mrs C F Young plus two brothers and two sisters. Born and raised in Leetownship.
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Albany
Arvilla Cliner
George Cliner
Knox Township
Orpha McGraner
Athens
C. FE. Young
Vive Points
Drew Gatoway
Armstead Mace
Mt. Blanco
Joe Mace
Middleport
Cook
Geyserville
Calif
Burbank Lowers Dahlia Bed Costs With New Zinnia
Santa Rosa plant scientist announces a giant dahlia flowering zinnia that reduces bed costs to about fifteen cents. The zinnia, larger and more nearly perfect, comes in shades from crimson to bronze, promising broad appeal for gardeners and bulb buyers alike.
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Santa Rosa
Cal
Luther Burbank
Burbank
Nelsonville Delays Dedication of New High School Building
Nelsonville plans to publicly dedicate its new high school on Friday October 31 with Superintendent Crawford and Vernon W. Reigle of Columbus as speakers. The day will close with public tours after 9 am while other buildings release students at noon for the ceremony prep.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville High School
Board of Education
Crawford
Vernon W. Reigle
Columbus
Lancaster
American Legion
Man Arrested In Toledo After Five Year Evasion
Walter L. McCauley formerly of this city, now of Toledo, was arrested Wednesday by Chief Pearson after evading capture for five years. He allegedly deserted his wife and four children here and failed to support them. A warrant had been sent to the county sheriff.
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Walter L. McCauley
Toledo
Pearson
McCauley
Jucas County
McCoy
Wild coyote caught in Hollywood streets
Hollywood police report a coyote wandered from the hills into the center of the movie colony. The animal was observed in the area as streets remained alert to wildlife activity in the district.
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Hollywood
Los Angeles
Japan Refuses Geneva Arbitration Protocol
Washington reports Japan declines to sign the arbitration protocol at Geneva as officials from the state department avoid comment. The development drew interest in official circles but no official stance is provided.
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Washington
Japan
Geneva
State Department
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