Mrs Brown dies at home in Nelsonville
Mrs Allie I Brown 48 died at the family home on Walnut Street after several days illness from a stroke of paralysis. She leaves husband Frank Brown, three daughters, six sons and one grandchild. Funeral services Friday at 1 30 p m at the residence under D of A auspices and with Rev K H McCorkle officiating
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Nelsonville
Allie I. Brown
Walnut Street
Daughters of America
Frank Brown
D. of A
K.H. McCorkle
The
Christian Church
Funeral for Mrs. Bessie Six Largely Attended at Kimberly
The funeral service for Mrs. Bessie Six was held Tuesday at her brother William Davis's home in Kimberly, conducted by Rev. Charles Hashman of Nelsonville. Burial followed at Greenlawn. Numerous area residents attended including Mr. and Mrs. George Davis Albany, Mrs. Frank Dowler Hamley Run, Hattie Six Corning, Mr. and Mrs. Searles Glouster, and others from Nelsonville Carbondale Haydenville and New Marshfield.
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Bessie Six
William Davis
Kimberly
Charles Hashman
Nelsonville
Greenlawn
Pearl Ely
New Marshfield
Charles Hartman
Dana Marks
Carbondale
Fred Scott
Rosie
Grove Young
Dowler Ridge
Leslie Dowler
Haydenville
Reveal Attempt To Hang Three Persons
St Clairsville reports the arrest of John Eberhardt, 40, on a riotous conspiracy indictment. The case details a September 16 alleged night attack by a masked group of 20 men on a man and two women. a lynching was thwarted when the leader’s face was exposed and he ceased the proceedings.
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ST. Clairsville
John Eberhardt
Hoover Told of Conditions in Storm Area
E. T. Stotesbury and J. Leonard Replogle told Herbert Hoover on his Florida trip that hundreds of hurricane victims were being burned to curb disease. They said the death toll would exceed 220 and that the Red Cross has the situation under control.
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Washington
U.R
Florida
Herbert Hoover
E. T. Stotesbury
Philadelphia
J. Leonard Replogle
New York
Stotesbury
Replogle
Hoover
Red Cross
Man rescues family from blaze at Toledo home
Douglas Hook 25 carried his wife and 18 month old son to safety through flames and smoke when a Toledo residence sustained about 2000 dollars in damage early today.
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Toledo
Douglas Hook
W C T U Annual Convention Planned at Athens First M E Church
Nelsonville announces the county W C T U convention at the First M E Church in Athens. The 10 a m executive session leads to a 10 30 a m opening meeting with former state president Mrs Lillian Burt as speaker. An Athens group will sing and Mrs Jennie Tritipo and Mrs Laura Spencer give welcome and response. Afternoon session at 1 30 p m includes Burt’s address and officer elections.
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Nelsonville
M. E
Athens
Lillian Burt
G. O
East PTA Plans Early Meeting for Athens Delegate
The East Parent-Teacher Association will meet Friday at 3 PM in the East Building to elect a delegate to the state convention in Athens on October 3 and 4. This first meeting of the school year urges strong attendance.
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Parent-Teacher Association
Athens
Nelsonville
East Parent-Teacher Association
East Association
Radio Corporation Plans to Compete With Wire Service
RCA unveils a plan to extend its international radio service to 32 interior U S cities and offer a domestic radio telegraph service fully competitive with wire lines. Col Manton Davis says rate reductions will result from the added competition benefiting communities now lacking radio service. Messages would be sent from four cities instead of New York to San Francisco under the plan.
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Washington
U.P
United States
Radio Corporation of America
Federal Radio Commission
Col. Manton Davis
Radio Corporation
New York
San Francisco
Count Zeppelin Begins Third Test Flight From Berlin
The German dirigible Count Zeppelin commenced its third test flight at 2 47 p m departing Berlin for a cruise over Lake Constance aboard the trans Atlantic airship as reported by United Press.
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Berlin
U.P
Count Zeppelin
Lake Constance
Faithful Workers Class to Meet at Dugan Home
The Faithful Workers Class will meet at Mrs. Ed Dugan s Kentner Street Thursday evening for the monthly gathering. Assisting hostesses are Mrs. Laura Gandee, Mrs. John Riley and Mrs. Will Burnell.
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Ed Dugan
Kentner Street
Laura Gandee
John Riley
Will Burnell
Seventieth Birthday Dinner Honored Mrs Sowers at Home
Mrs. William Sowers was guest of honor at a birthday dinner at her Poplar Street home on Sunday for her seventieth year. Attendees included William Sowers Henry Sowers Roger Sowers and their daughters Ruth Dorothy and Darlene. Also present were extended family and friends from Athens Wells ton Columbus and nearby areas.
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William Sowers
Poplar Street
Henry Sowers
Roger Sowers
Ruth
Dorothy
Darlene
Jobs
George Sowers
Edith
Ambrose
Catherine
Virginia
Clarence Sowers
Bob
Andrew West
Maxine
Clarence
Wayne
John Nutter
Marguerite
Franklin Smith
Columbus
Tom Henry
Marcella
Lowell
Waneeda
Athens
D. F
Gibson
Wellston
St Andrews Church Hosts Thursday Euchre Party
The ladies of St Andrews Church will entertain with a euchre party at the parish hall starting at eight o'clock Thursday evening. The event promises social fun and a chance to support church activities.
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St. Andrews Church
Social Notes On Local Residents Travel And Visits
Mr and Mrs Thomas Spencer return from Ironton after attending the death of the latters aunt Mrs W I Hannahs Miss Louise Johnson leaves for Ohio State University Mrs A B Johnson to Columbus for several days Mrs Dave Burner visits Columbus Elizabeth Wilds returns home to Akron after weeks here Mrs George Evans accompanies her home for a visit Mrs Harry Edington guests of sister Mrs Orrin Thacker Sr in Columbus Dr and Mrs R L Hamil Mr and Mrs Robert Eddy spend weekend in Cleveland for Keester Green wedding
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Thomas Spencer
Ironton
W. I. Hannahs
Louise Johnson
Ohio State University
A. B. Johnson
Columbus
Dave Burner
Elizabeth Wilds
Akron
George Evans
Harry Edington
Orrin Thacker, Sr
R. L. Hamil
Robert Eddy
Cleveland
Keester- Green
Scout Meeting Set at Y M C A for Troop 45
A special 20 minute business meeting of Troop No 45 Boy Scouts will be held at the Y M C A in Nelsonville on Wednesday at 7 30 PM W D Mender assistant scout master will preside Attending officers listed include Francis Kouri Clifford Scott Guy Barrows James Barrows Lawrence Seibert Donald Shafer Thurman O Harrow John O Harrow Earl Hillary Ted Voigt and Gilbert Moler
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Nelsonville
Boy Scouts
Francis Kouri
Clifford Scott
Guy Barrows
James Barrows
Lawrence Seibert
Donald Shafer
Thurman O'Harrow
John O'Harrow
Earl Hillary
Ted Voigt
Gilbert Moler
W. D. Mender
Pastor speaks on Rotary ideals at Nelsonville club
Rev. C. W. Hoffman pastor of the M. E. Church addressed the Rotary Club meeting last night. He expressed appreciation for the reception by Nelsonville residents. Fellow guests included Dr. Bland Logan and C. D. Shafer of the Athens club.
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Nelsonville
C. W. Hoffman
M. E. Church
Rotary Club
Rotary
Nelsonville High elects Junior Class officers
Catherine Wolf was elected president Adda F Butt is vice president and Helena Kouri secretary treasurer at Nelsonville High School class meeting. The Junior Class will lead the Friday chapel program and the Sophomore officers will be elected Friday noon. Joe Galvin Sr. underwent tonsil and nasal bone removal surgery by Dr. L E Butt.
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Nelsonville
Catherine Wolf
Nelsonville High School
Adda F. Butt
Helena Kouri
Joe Galvin, Sr
Br.l, E, Butt
City Council to Meet October 1 at 7 PM
Nelsonville officials announce a regular City Council meeting at the City Building on Monday October 1 starting at 7 PM instead of 7 30 PM. The session agenda includes standard municipal business and public concerns.
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Nelsonville
First Freeze Hits Nelsonville With 28 Degree Reading
Nelsonville thermometers hit 28 degrees marking the season's first freeze and the second heavy frost of the season. Local readings noted statewide cold snaps as crops brace for chilly mornings.
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Nelsonville
Rev Slutz Appointed Superintendent of Cambridge District
The Rev Earl R Slutz was named superintendent of the Cambridge District of Methodist Churches by the Northeast Ohio Methodist Conference at Lorain. He is the youngest son of the late Rev W L Stutz of Athens and former pastor of the Athens Methodist Church. He is brother of R M Stutz of Ohio University.
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Earl R. Slutz
Cambridge
Lorain
Slutz
W. L. Stutz
Athens
R. M. Stutz
Ohio University
Delays in Athens Brick and Concrete Road Project
Concrete has been poured on North Lancaster Street from the Catholic Cemetery to Freemont Street and may extend to Carpenter Street if weather holds. Bricks will follow once concrete dries to reopen the Second Street Central Avenue West State Street detour for the Ohio PTA Convention traffic.
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Lancaster Street
Catholic Cemetery
Freemont Street
Carpenter Street
G. M. Romine
Athens
Central Avenue
West State Street
Ohio P. T. A
Romine
State Highway Department
Courtney Hill
Dowd and Tom Enter Seventh Southern Ohio Eisteddfod
Two local contestants enter the seventh annual Southern Ohio Eisteddfod in Jackson with Don Dowd a previous bari and Fred Lee Tom a tenor. Both will be accompanied by pianist Katherine Dando during the three day event Thursday through Saturday.
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Southern Ohio
Visit to Carlsbad Caverns Noted by Dr Sprague
Dr Sprague and family recently toured the Southern United States and visited Carlsbad Caverns in Southern New Mexico. He described the caverns as the most wonderful sight in the United States, noting vast passages from 85 to 250 feet wide and a descent to 765 feet below the surface with several miles of passages explored.
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Wiley T. Sprague
United States
Gerald T. Sprague
Santiago
California
Willey Sprague
Levi Sprague
West
Washington Street
Athens
Carlsbad Caverns
New Mexico
Dr. Sprague
Yellowstone
Yosemite National Parks
Grand Canyon
Niagara Falls
Sprague
Freshman Enid Parrett Hospitalized After Appendicitis
Miss Enid Parrett, a Roseville newcomer at Ohio University, was rushed to a Zanesville hospital yesterday afternoon by Jagers ambulance for an appendectomy. The operation was successful, and her condition was reported to Mrs Maude Skidmore this morning at the College Street Cottage. Her father O K Parrett, a Roseville lawyer, and the family physician accompanied her.
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Enid Parrett
Roseville
Zanesville
Jager
Dr Bryan To Speak Tomorrow Evening At Local A A U W
The local branch of the A A U W will host its first meeting tomorrow night at 7 30 in Fine Arts Hall. President E B Bryan will give the feature talk on The Marks of an Educated Person. All current and prospective members are invited.
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Fine Arts Hall
E. B. Bryan
Floods Cause Six Rail Derailments Across Mexico
Severe floods across Mexico cause six railroad derailments, with two Englishmen killed in one incident. Some regions, including Oaxaca, suffer disrupted communications and transportation.
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Mexico City
U.R
Oaxaca
Mrs Lawrence Robinson Taken To Sheltering Arms Hospital
Mrs Lawrence Robinson of Spring Street was rushed to Sheltering Arms Hospital last evening for medical treatment.
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Lawrence Robinson
Spring Street
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Water Shortage Hampers Fire at Summerfield Block
Volunteer departments from Woodsfield and Caldwell fought a three story frame business block fire at Summerfield near the Monroe County line in Noble County. Water shortage hindered arrival. pumps were hooked to the village well and two private wells, with each department driving over 12 miles to the blaze.
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Caldwell
Woodsfield
Summerfield
Monroe County
Nobile County
Girls Glee Club Rehearsal Scheduled at University
The University Girls' Glee Club sets its first rehearsal for 4 p m Thursday in Ewing Hall auditorium. New members will be posted on the Ewing Hall bulletin board. All students with choral work must meet at 4 p m next Monday in Music Hall auditorium or withdraw from the course.
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University Girls’ Glee Club
Ewing Hall
C. C. Robinson
Music Hall
Bankers and Farm Bureau to Meet in Athens County
A joint meeting of the Athens County Bankers Association and Farm Bureau representatives will be held at Hotel Berry Thursday evening. The dinner at 6 o clock will precede business talks on forming a local branch of the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation. Officers of the Bankers Association and attending bank reps from Athens County are listed with meeting details.
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Athens County Bankers’s Association
Farm Bureau Organization
Hotel Berry
Fred Sands
Sands
Farm Bureau
Ohloe Farm Bureau Federation
Athens County
Bankers's Associatation
C. B E. Duncan
Giouster State Bank
W. N. Alderman
Athens National Bank
F. H. Sands
Bank of Athens N. B
L. M. Walden
First National Bank
Coolville
Only 13 Civil War vets attend reunion in Columbus
In Columbus the annual Army of the Cumberland reunion drew only thirteen silver haired veterans who fought side by side in the Civil War. Once hundreds gathered, most have passed away or are too old to attend as the event closes tonight.
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Columbus
Army of the Berland
Campus Committee To Meet Thursday
The Campus Affairs Committee will hold its first meeting of the year Thursday afternoon. The committee includes Dean of Women Miss Voigt, Head of Men John R Johnson, Men's Union President Lewis Teruen, Green and White editor Robert Marriott, Women's League President Florence Coates, W A A President Virginia MacIntosh, two women faculty Harriet Rogers and Louise Eckel, two men faculty William Fenzel and A B Sins, with two student members to be elected at large at the meeting.
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Irma Voias
Miss Voigt
John R. Johnson
Men’s Union
Lewis Teruen
Green and White
Robert Marriott
Women's League
Florence Coates
Virginia MacIntosh
Harriett Rogers
Louise Eckel
William Fenzel
A. B. Sins
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Hugh A. Drum
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J. H. Long
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Scout Meeting
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Marvel
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Claude B. Quivey
Gordon Stuart Northcott
Vancouver
B. C
Los Angeles
Gordon S. Northcott
Northcott
Gordon
Lancaster ST
Rev. Slutz
State Department
Dowd
Tom
Dr. Bryan
I. E. Weekley Watch and Jewelry
Over Majestic Theatre
Tox
Gibson’s Pharmacy
Prescription Store
Glee Club
Bureau
Ohio Farm Bureau
Reunion
Isaac Wilson
Chauncey
Ohio
En-Ar-Co
Sohio Eghyl
White Rose Gas
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Auto Tire & Gas CO
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