Frank Patton Dies at 76. Nelsonville Noted Resident
Nelsonville observed the death of Frank Patton age 76 at his home on East Columbus Street after acute dilation of the heart. He was a longtime saloon operator, mine partner during the war era, and manager of Hocking Valley Cereal Beverage Company. Funeral services are set for Friday at 2 PM from his residence, with burial at Greenlawn. survivors include wife Mary Howe Patton and three children.
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Nelsonville
Frank Patton
Columbus Street
Mr. Patton
Wolf’s Basin
Eden Patton
Patton
Oklahoma
Snake Hollow
Hocking Coal & Land Company
East Ind
Hocking Valley Cereal Beverage Company
Lillian Patton
Nellie Lee
Millersport
William F. Patton
Agnes Barron
C. H. Ruble
Mary Howe Patton
Felix
Jonas
Mary Troxel
Kansas
Presbyterian
Girls Visit Stores Home Economics Students Inspect Merchandise
Nelsonville on September 30 twenty two vocational home economics students from Nelsonville High School visited Mechems and Prestons dry goods stores. The class observed prices, qualities and colors in fall wool materials and saw garments made up in new fall styles. Each girl plans to sew a fall dress under Margery Rutledge, home economics teacher.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville High School
Mechems
Prestons
Margery Rutledge
Hunter pediatric appendicitis operation in Columbus
Nelsonville report notes Paul Hunter son of Mr and Mrs William Hunter St John Street was moved to St Francis Hospital Columbus for an appendicitis operation. Mr and Mrs John Green Columbus visitors and Mrs Hunter accompanied him to the hospital.
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Nelsonville
Paul Hunter
William Hunter
St. John Street
St. Francis Hospital
Columbus
John Green
Hunter
Presbyterian Junior Endeavor shifts to Thursday meetings
The Junior Endeavor of the Presbyterian Church will meet Thursday afternoons this winter, directed by Miss Rebecca Sharp and Miss Elisabeth Edington. The moving picture The Boylem Solved will be shown tomorrow. The Intermediate Endeavor met today under Mrs. J. H. Saltz. Sunday School children are invited to Wednesday meetings while Thursday sessions are open to all city children.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Rebecca Sharp
Elisabeth Edington
Torrow
J. H. Saltz
Presbyterian Sunday School
Nelsonville Girls Tennis Club Plans City Tournament
Nelsonville High School begins preparations for a girls tennis tournament with fourteen members training daily at Myers Street Court and the high school gym under Miss Helen Shaw. Proficiency points will count toward a girls athletic letter. Members include Mary Lou Hudson Margaret French Mary L Sayre Opal Rogers Wilma Scott Dorothy Howe Mary Adelyn Wilson Margie Rosser Audrey Bean Jeannette Cramner Poana Cook Eleanor Ray Eleanor Heselden Betty Sayre.
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Nelsonville
Myers Street
Helen Shaw
Mary Lou Hudson
Margaret French
Mary L. Sayre
Opal Rogers
Wilma Scott
Dorothy Howe
Mary Adelyn Wilson
Margie Rosser
Audrey Bean
Jeannette Cramner
Poana Cook
Eleanor Ray
Eleanor Heselden
Betty Sayre
Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah Dailey in Nelsonville
Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah Dailey aged 93 will be held at Stouts' Funeral Home Friday morning at 10 o'clock after her death Tuesday at her St. John Street home in Nelsonville.
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Nelsonville
Sarah Dailey
St. John Street
Stouts
Charles Craig Pleads Not Guilty to Reckless Driving
Llonville resident Charles Craig appeared before Mayor Bill Hickman and pleaded not guilty to a reckless driving charge. He posted a $100 bond for appearance before the Grand Jury. the affidavit was filed by Roy Glenn.
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Llonville
Charles Craig
Bill Hickman
Roy Glenn
Surprise Shower Honors Mrs. Clarence Green at West Washington
A miscellaneous shower was held Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Clarence Green on West Washington Street. Neighbors planned the surprise event for Gertrude Hill, with thirty five guests enjoying a social hour and presenting many gifts to the honoree.
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Clarence Green
Gertrude Hill
West
Washington Street
Sunday School Class Delights Methdist Church Group
Mrs Besse Warehime and Mrs Fay Howard hosted their Methodist Church Sunday School class on Thursday evening. The program featured readings and a dialogue by several members, with devotion led by Mrs Alex Nelson and a luncheon served. Guests included Mrs A N Ward and Mrs Adda MacCombs among others.
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Besse Warehime
Fay Howard
Methodist Church
Besse Bland
Alex Nelson
Warehime
George Brady
Fannie Williams
Adda MacCombs
Mrs. Howard
Thelma Howard
Marie
Vesper Warehime
A. N. Ward
Phillip Moore
Kathleen
Vesper
Ruth Warehime
Thelma
Lloyd Howard
Charles Monks
Misses Johnson Host Methodist Class Gathering
The Business Girls' Class of the Christian Sunday School met at the Johnson home on Jackson Street Tuesday evening. Margaret Johnson read the scripture, Mrs Grammer offered prayer, and Mrs Ralph Henry presented the secretary's report.
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Margaret and
Ethel Johnson
Business Girls
The
Christian Sunday School
Jackson Street
Margaret Johnson
Charles K. Grammer
Ralph Henry
Paul Allen
Vivian Dowler
Paul
Frances Bennett
Imelda Smith
Esther
Lucille Verity
Corbin announces daughter Ethelyne wed to Kenneth Jerew
Mr and Mrs Harry Corbin of 214 Madison Street announce the marriage of their daughter Ethelyne to Kenneth Jerew son of Mrs Katharine Jerew of Marion Ohio. The ceremony was held Monday September 28 in Greenup Kentucky with Mrs Owen Jackson of Baltimore Ohio witnessing and the service read by Reverend Harsh.
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Harry Corbin
Madison Street
Ethelyne
Kenneth Jerew
Katherine Jerew
Marion, O
Greenup
Kentucky
Owen Jackson
Baltimore
Ohio
Harsh
Thelma Hall Hosts Wiener Roast on Robbins Hill
Mrs Thelma Hall entertained ten friends Tuesday evening on Robbins Hill. Guests included Mrs Louis Snyder from Richwood Ohio in the small gathering.
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Thelma Hall
Robbins’ Hill
Louis Snyder
Richwood
Ohio
Birthday celebration honors Elsie Dalton at Green home
Mr and Mrs Harry Green entertained Saturday evening for the 24th birthday of Miss Elsie Dalton. Guests included Mr and Mrs Lincoln Dalton, Evelyn Green, Elsie Ingram, Vivian Green, Elsie Dalton, Kathleen Ingram, Pearl Hill, Elden, Donald and Dick Ingram, Jack and Harold Green, Lisle Dalton, and Miss Lorie Dalton Logan.
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Harry Green
Elsie Dalton
Lincoln Dalton
Evelyn Green
Elsie Ingram
Vivian Green
Kathleen Ingram
Pearl Hill
Elden
Donald
Dick Ingram
Jack
Harold Green
Lisle Dalton
Lorie Dalton
Logan
Joint meeting of Buchtel and Murray City Councils
A joint meeting of the Buchtel and Murray City Councils of the Degree of Pocahontas is scheduled for Friday October 2 at the K of P Hall in Murray City. All members have been asked to attend.
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Buchtel
Murray City
Pocahontas
K. of P. Hall
Church Group to Meet for Opening Missionary Social
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church will meet at the home of Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Hyde Thursday at 7 pm. The opening church year social aims to collect dues and welcomes nonmembers. the church choir will provide special music.
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Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
J. M. Hyde
Local Families Share Weekend Visits Across Towns
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Parmiter and children of Columbus visited relatives including Mrs. T. C. Riddleburger. Mrs. M. V. Lackey and Zelma and Marion Lackey of Gore spent Sunday with Mrs. T. C. Riddleburger. Clarence Reeder and family attended a birthday dinner for his mother. Nellie Riddleburger and Opal Reeder were seen in Logan Monday.
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Frank Parmiter
Joan, Richard and
Wesley
Columbus
M. V. Lackey
Zelma
Marion Lackey
Gore
T. C. Riddleburger
Clarence Reeder
Nellie Riddleburger
Opal Reeder
Logan
Nelsonville Greyhounds Ready for New Boston Battle
Nelsonville High School fans expect a closer game with New Boston after a rain affected 13-0 loss to Middleport. The Greyhounds show passing promise with a light backfield and aerial attack, aiming to score on their home field. Season tickets for football and basketball are on sale, with a time plan and rewards for the selling room.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville High School Greyhounds
New Boston
Middleport Yellow Jackets
Middleport
Greyhounds
Greys
Hounds
Helen Shaw
Regular WBA Meeting Tonight at Junior Order Hall
The regular meeting of the W. B. A. will be held this evening at 7 30 oclock at the Junior Order Hall. A birthday dinner will be served after the meeting.
Residents Visit Relatives in Columbus and Nearby Areas
Mrs. W F Powell visits relatives in Columbus. Mrs. Martin Ohlinger leaves for Detroit to see daughter Mrs Floyd Rosser. Mrs. James McKee and Mrs Harold Mechem with son Joe spend time in Columbus. Miss Jessie Schlingerman of Corning visits sister Mrs Paul Allen. Clyde Cranmer visits relatives in Columbus and with the Cranmers. Mrs M H Lutz visits friends in Columbus. Lis McLaughlin spends days with relatives in Columbus. J H Cuckler and family attend funeral in Allensville for T M Reisinger. Claude Cranmer and others visit Wilbur Hutchins in Athens. Mrs J L Donley visits daughter Mrs C E Ogg in Fort Street. Carl Linton and Mae Linton visit in Columbus.
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W. F. Powell
Columbus
Martin Ohlinger
Floyd Rosser
Detroit
James McKee
Harold Mechem
Joe
Jessie Schlingerman
Corning
Paul Allen
Clyde Cranmer
Claude Cranmer
Ed Cranmer
M. H. Lutz
Lis McLaughlin
J. H. Cuckler
Allensville
T. M. Reisinger
Mary Hutchins
Mary Eunice Goodspeed
Wilbur Hutchins
Athens
J. L. Donley
C. E. Ogg
Fort Street
Carl Linton
Mae Linton
Are You a Whistler Then You're a Moron
New York September reports Professor Charles Gray Shaw of New York University derides whistling as a sign of low intellect. He argues no great mind whistles and cites Einstein Edison Mussolini and Hoover as examples who do not.
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New York
U.P
Charles Gray Shaw
Gray Mare
Maggie
Shaw
New York University
Einstein
Edison
Mussolini
President Hoover
Hoover
White House
Ex Justice Clarke to Move from Cleveland to San Diego
After 34 years in Cleveland former associate justice John H Clarke of the U S Supreme Court plans to move to San Diego California on November 1 officials said Clarke who served on the high court during his tenure will relocate with his family and begin new duties in California
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Cleveland
U.P
John H. Clarke
United States Supreme Court
San Diego
Calif
Betty Fulton Receives Honor in Temperance Essay Contest
Betty Fulton aged five from 173 East State Street earned an honorable mention for a temperance essay written last June for the Department of Scientific Temperance Instruction. The local Athens WCTU contest selected four winners across grades four to six, with Betty winning fourth grade first prize locally and advancing to the state level.
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Betty Fulton
Oscar Fulton
East State Street
Department of Scientific Temperance Instruction
M. T. Ensign
Athens
A. B. Sias
Betty
East Side School
Ellen Shannott
Man Who Saw Lincoln Shot Dies in Findlay
Findlay Ohio September 30 William H Roberts 85 longtime survivor of the small group that witnessed Abraham Lincoln shot to death died yesterday He had been in a Michigan Civil War regiment and went to Ford s Theater on April 13 1865 thirty feet from the president in a high box Roberts described the muffled shot Booth s fall and volunteers dashing after the assassin He helped track Booth down and said the memory gave him a distinction beyond his Civil War service.
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Wilkes Booth
Booth
Roberts
Five-Cent Beer Would Be Mencken's Ambition
H L Mencken told The United Press that if he ruled the world his first act would be to bring back five cent beer, a big quart glass for a nickel. He said this would restore liberty and derided Wells as chasing utopias.
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Baltimore
U.R
H. L. Mencken
United Press Today
H. G. Wells
Mencken
Wells
Athens High School Tops Ohio Teacher Association Membership
Athens High School reports a 100 percent teacher enrollment in Southeastern Ohio Educational Association, Ohio Educational Association, and National Educational Association for the second straight year.
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Ohio
Athens High School
Southeastern Ohio Educational Association
Ohio Educational Association
National Educational Association
Poison May Figure in Judge's Death Exhumation Ordered
In Ann Arbor Judge Darwin Curtiss will be exhumed on suspicion of poisoning. The motion comes as Judge George W. Sample probes Miss Keller connected to the Ypsilanti torch slayings and the fate of Helen Curtiss, said to be adopted by a touring family.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Darwin
Curtiss
Kate Keller
George W. Sample
Miss Keller
Ypsilanti Municipal
Ypsilanti Municipal Judge Exhumed Last Night. Judge Curtiss
Helen Curtiss
Helen
Ypsilanti
Fred Smith
Wayne-Washtenaw County Line
East Side School names home room officers
East Side School announces home room officers for grades four through six. Sixth grade officers are President Suzanne Dan ford Vice President Clifford Cor nell Secretary Ira Shafer. Fifth grade officers are President Grace Ellen Foster Vice President Jean Forsythe Secretary Betty Fulton. Fourth grade officers are President Shirley Betz Vice President Ellen Davis Secretary Hamilton Old field. Student Council officers are President Harry Hess Vice President Virginia Beasley Secretary June Baird.
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East Side School
Home Room
Suzanne Danford
Clifford Cornell
Ira Shafer
Grace Ellen Foster
Jean Forsythe
Betty Fulton
Shirley Betz
Ellen Davis
Hamilton Oldfield
Harry Hess
Virginia Beasley
June Baird
Athens High Hosts Tea for 195 Girls at School
About 195 Athens High School girls visited the Girl Reserves for an informal tea in the auditorium Tuesday afternoon. The hall was decorated for the event and the girls spoke with Miss Mary Connett, dean of women, during a brief orientation. New students were introduced.
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Athens High School
Mary Connett
Athens High
Salvation Army Sale To Benefit Harvest Festival Fund
The Ladies Home League of the Salvation Army will hold a fundraiser sale on Saturday at 38 North Court Street, former Rowan's Variety Store. Goods include household items novelties and pastries for sale to support the Harvest Festival Fund.
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Ladies Home League of the
Salvation Army
Salvation Army Harvest Festival Fund
North Court Street
Rowan’s Variety Store
Gallia County Family Killed At Grade Crossing
A Gallia County family perished in a grade crossing collision near Arnold Station Union County when a northbound New York Central passenger train struck their car. The victims were Mia Shoemaker 9 Laura Shoemaker 63 Isaac Shoemaker the blind brother-in-law. The crash occurred Tuesday near Jerome Township while they were riding with John Shoemaker.
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Marysville
Mia
Laura Shoemaker
John Shoemaker
Jerome Township
Isaac Shoemaker
Coallia County
New York Central
Arnold Station
Union County
Athens Girl Teaches French at Charleston High School
Athens girl Misa Marian McClure daughter of Mr and Mrs J Ho McClure teaches French at Charleston High School in Charleston Ohio She recently graduated from Ohio University in June 1931 where she joined Phi Mu sorority Also teaching there are Ohio University graduates Misa Keadbel Ruehmund Cardington and Bernice Bollenbocker Lima.
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Charleston
Tih High School
Misa Marian McClure
Mra. J. Ho McClure
Athens
Mias McClure
Ohio University
Phi Mu Sorority
Misa Keadbel Ruehmund
Cardington
Bernice Bollenbooker
Lima
Charleston High School
Hunters Warned as Season Dates Begin
Conservation Commissioner W. Thompson of Elido warns hunters statewide to follow updated duck and geese season dates from October 1 to November 15. State and Federal officers will enforce the Migratory Bird Treaty Act and related orders.
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W. Thompson
Elido
Nod
Conservation Council of
Ohio
Joint Library Conference Opens in Marietta Tonight
A joint conference of the Library Association Ohio Tile Trustees Association and Virginia Library Association opens in Marietta with a general session and business meeting. The event begins this evening and continues through the next day.
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Marietta
A Library Association
Ohio Tile Trustees Association
Virginia Library Association
Senator Robert J B Tour Attracts 200 Farmers In Town Hall
More than 200 farmers and merchants attended a meeting with Senator Robert J. B. in Jefferson at the town hall as he tours the state to study farm conditions.
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Jefferson
U.F
Robert J. B
Town Hall
Bullet
Meeting Called for Glouwster State Bank Reorganization
A meeting of the Depositors and Stockholders interested in reorganizing the Glouwster State Bank will be held at the Bank Building Thursday evening October 14 at 7 20 P M.
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Glouwster State Bank
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