Home Talent Play Next Week At Millersport
Millersport prepares for the home talent production The Womanless Wedding set for seven shows Tuesday and Wednesday nights January 7 at the Millersport Pythian Hall A cast of sixty locals helps Sponsor is Millersport Parent Teacher Association Director is Miss Mary D Ashley Committees lead by Doris Tidd Mildred Maston Mrs Jennie Engle Hannah Smith Clara Marrood Miriam Castle Captain Riggins stage sup Cameron Kim Hempleman Nick Shetrone Advertising Martin Castle Captain Riggins Also note Lancaster Chapter No 11 RAM invites members to a stated convocation Thursday evening January 3 at 730 PM in the Masonic Temple Companions from other chapters welcome Chas B North H F Rot Delanc y sec y
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milersport Pythian Hell
Millersport Parent-Teacher Association
Mary D. Ashley
Doris‘ ‘Tidd
Mildred Maston
Jennie Engle
Hannah Smith
Clara Mar» Rood
Miriam Castle
Russell Boring
Capt. Riggins
Nevieve Spurgeon
Bomeggy
Miriam
College Women Glee Club To Perform At Amanda
The Muskingum College Women Glee Club of thirty voices performs at Amanda Presbyterian Church next Monday night January 6. Rev L A Donnally announces solos by a soprano and violinist, a vocal sextette, and other special numbers. No admission charged. Program starts at 8 p.m.
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Muskingum
Amanda Presbyterian Church
New Year's Party Supports Needy Children
A large crowd attended the Fraternal Order of Eagles party on South Columbus Street yesterday and last evening. Proceeds from the event, including 135 donated awards, will fund shoe purchases for needy children and the committee thanks all organizations merchants and attendees for the success.
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Order of Eagles
South Columbus Street
Boy Scouts Name Stevenson District Chairman for 1936
Harry J. Stevenson has been named chairman of the Boy Scouts in the Hocking district for 1936, succeeding Dr C F Rauch formerly of Lancaster who retired after five years of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Ohio
Harry J. Stevenson
Boy Scouts
Hocking
C.F. Rauch
Lancaster
Former Lancaster Pastor Rev E B Shumaker Dies at 68
Galion Ohio Jan 2 Rev E B Shumaker 68 retired Methodist minister died after long illness Burial in Marion Ohio funeral Friday at 1 30 in Galion Methodist Church He previously served Lancaster Perkins Sycamore Belleville Butler Ashley Therla Strongville and Spencer He is survived by widow two sons Harry of Pittsburgh George of Cleveland a brother W H Shumaker and a sister Mrs Annie Seifert Burial planned in Marion Ohio
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Marion
Shumaker
Rushcreek Township
Lancaster
Fairfield County
Harry Shumaker
Pittsburgh
George Shumaker
Cleveland
W. H. Shumaker
Bremen
Annie Seifert
Ashton
Kansas
Agnes Clover 92 Dies at Daughter in Law’s Home
Mrs Agnes Elizabeth Clover age 92 died at the home of her daughter in law Mrs G N Clover 327 High Street Wednesday morning She is survived by three sons W D and M K Clover of St Marys Ohio and S C Clover of Tulsa Ohio Two sisters Mrs Hester Forgie Pittsburgh and Mrs Harry Smullan of California one brother Henry Neely of Redkey Indiana and seventeen grandchildren Funeral services and interment will be in St Marys Ohio Sunday afternoon by the Pletcher Company of Columbus
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Agnes Elizabeth Clover
G. N. Clover
High Street
W. D
M. K. Clover
St. Mary’s
S. C. Clover
Tulsa
Ohio
Hester Forgie
Pittsburgh
Harry Smullan
California
Henry,Neely
Redkey
Indiana
St Mary's
Pletcher Company of
Columbus
Bremen Man Dies in City Hospital
Russell P. South aged 32 of Bremen died at 9 20 p m in Lancaster Hospital after a nine month illness. He leaves his widow and two children Norma Jean and Sid, two sisters Mrs J Hillyard and Mrs Lope Dayden and a brother Dommie all of Bremen. Funeral from the Hillyard home Saturday at 2 p m with Rev McEwen officiating. Burial in Grandview cemetery under B F Linville direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell P. South
Bremen
Hone Oil Co
Lancaster
Norma Jean
Sid. Tis Parentes
R. Ss. Smith
Orfother Dommie
D. J. Hillyard
Lope Dayden
Ave
Hillyard
Rev. McEwen
Grandview Cemetery
B. F. Linville
Local man Charles Wyman dies after long illness
Charles Martin Wyman, 56, died Wednesday morning at 5 o clock at his home 527 West Wheeling Street after a long illness. He is survived by his widow and two sisters Mrs Adam Bals and Mrs Nellie Erick both of Lancaster. Funeral services will be held at the late home Friday at two o'clock with Rev. Paul O Weis mer officiating. Burial will be in Finest Rose cemetery under J V Halteman direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Martin Wyman
Wheeling Street
Adam Bals
Nellie Erick
Lancaster
Paul O. Weismer
Finest Rose Cemetery
J. V. Halteman
Jenkins Funeral Arrangements for Edith Jenkins
The body of Edith Everett Jenkins, who died at her Cleveland home, arrived in Columbus this afternoon and will lie in state at Halteman Funeral Home. Services are set for Friday at 3 30 p.m. Rev. William G Seaman and W. Flowers of the Christian Science Church will officiate, with burial in Forest Rose Cemetery under J. V. Halteman's direction.
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Edith (Everett) Jenkins
Cleveland
Columbus
Halteman
Wm. G. Seaman
Christian Science Church
Wll
Forest Rose Cemetery
J. V. Halteman
Annual Holiday Dinner Hosted by Mr and Mrs Radcliffe
Mr and Mrs Charles Radcliffe hosted a noon New Year day dinner at their Mulberry Hill home. Guests included Mr and Mrs Edmund Dickey and Mr and Mrs Walter Gunion. Mass Helen and Miss Betty Radebaugh were invited to share late supper.
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Charles Radcliffe
Mulberry Hill
Edmund Dickey
Walter Gunion
Mass Helen
Betty Radebaugh
Mrs William K Martin Completes Visit in Canton Ohio
Mrs William K Martin of Mulberry ENN ends a week with Mr and Mrs George Martin and son William in Canton Ohio. She was escorted home by Mr Martin who spent the following day in Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willaim K Martin
Mulberry
Informal Supper Hosts at St. Peter's Lutheran Church
Mr and Mrs Frank E Smith of North Columbus Street hosted an informal supper Tuesday for church members at St Peter's Lutheran Church. Additional guests were wives and husbands of choir members.
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Frank E. Smith
North
Columbus Street
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
Miller Estate Valued At 3700 In Local Inventory
Gov. E. Miller left an estate valued at 3700 in this city. Inventory and appraisal filed in probate court list appraisers Fred G. Holland Hermar Roller and C. M. Crumiey. Also noted are marriage licenses for Fritz and others in probate court records.
Seven Thousand Chattel Mortgages Filed in Fairfield County
Fairfield county Recorder Cli Parrish and deputies Paul and Howard Schisler filed more chattel mortgages in the past year than the prior year. Figures show 5,795 filings in 1835 and 1934 totals of 2,718 and 2,59 with fees last year around 441.84. Recordings during the past ten years rise in filings and costs.
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Fairfield County
Cli Parrish
Paul
Howard Schisler
Local Bank Suit and Marriage License Notices
Bank files suit against Farmers and Lancaster in county court over two notes with interest and closure actions amid foreclosure. Marriage license record lists Samuel Morris Ruski and Carri Dambaugh selected at Blass Company Lancaster. Paul C. Welmer referenced.
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Farmers
Ee Lancaster
Hes
Poaimdndler
I | Kilbarger
Bank Harry
Samuel Morris Ruski
Lancas
Carri Dambaugh
Blass Company
Lancaster
Paul C. Welmer
Real estate transfers listed in county records
Anita J. Fins and Paul Harsha transfer to Harl Boley Incaster property. Tibbs moves to Fairfield Federal Savings and Loan Co. Lancaster property. Nanreeklider transfers to Louise Lau Rimot Bleasantville property. 74 M. Adrian transfers to Mary E. Rey Amanda property.
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Real Esspe
Anita J. Fins
Paul Harsha
Harl Boley
Market Reports from New York and Columbus Quotation Sheet
The report lists prices and quotes across markets in New York and Columbus, including utilities, oils, steels, motors, rubber, copper, and distillers. It mentions companies such as Coca Cola, Dupont, General Electric, Kroger, Westinghouse, Goodyear, and Penn, with various industry categories and stock symbols.
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UN. Pacific
Col. Gas & Elec
A. T
Coca Cola
Dupont
Elec
Food
Kroger
Libbey Owens Ford Mont Ward
Owens
Woolworth Westinghouse Ec
OILS
Oil
Ohio
OL Pure OW
Consolidated On
Socony
Stand
Ind
Stand. of
Steels Am
Rolling Mills
Rep
Iron & Sti
Com Motors
Chrysler
Autolite
Goodrich Rubber Goodyear Ror
U.S
Coppers
Anaconda
Kennecott Curb Sir Am, Gas & Elec
Distillers Seagram Cities
Svc
Bond & Sh
Lone Star No Schenley Csties
So, Penn of
Ohio Cities Face Dual Mayors in Odd Legal Standstill
In Cincinnati no mayor due to a council deadlock while Toledo appoints a temporary mayor. Solon T. Kloz is named mayor until Jan 6, but Roy C. Start asserts eligibility to serve now. Both will hold office until Jan 8, amid charter clashes over meeting dates and term starts. Cincinnati relies on a city manager as council reconvenes.
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Ohio City
Toledo
Cincinnati
Solon T. Kloz
Roy C. Start
New Counc
Klotz
Start
Russell
James G. Stewart
Herbert Bigelow
Lightning Flash Over Chicago Amid Snowfall
A flash of lightning and thunder erupted over Chicago's Loop as static electricity from fast falling snow sparked the surge. Wet snow blanketed the eastern U S while the West Coast saw rain and mild temperatures with little change forecast.
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Chicago
Loop
Weather Bureau
Scientists plan to time sun eclipse with stop watch
The National Geographic Society and Georgetown University will spend thousands to time 2162 minutes of sun exposure during a June total solar eclipse at Orenburg U S S R. Photographs aim to confirm solar system timing and eclipse predictions with precise calibrations. This June eclipse is the first since February 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Geographic Society
The
Society
Georgetown University of Washington
Orenburg
Clothing Stolen From Athletic Club Report
John Brown of Lancaser reported to police that his new kid gloves and brown checked trousers with white suspenders were stolen at the athletic club yesterday. The theft was reported to local authorities seeking investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brown
Lancaser
Athletic Club
Nebraska official jailed in 1930 campaign probe
Lincoln Nebraska January 31 1P George W Norris and others were sentenced to three Raeaseits in jail and fined 100 dollars after a U S Senate committee investigated Nebraska's 1930 political campaign. The report also notes a royal fish sturgeon legend linked to England.
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Lincoln
Nebr
George W. Norris
Alva
Olle
Grocer
U. S. Senate
Nebraska
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Erskine Johnson
George Scarbo
Whss
Luam Powell
Jule Ma Powell
Corole Lombard
Millersport
Goel
Marie Dalton
Ate ‘Engle
Flora Groves
Oameron
Kim Hempleman
Nick Shetrone
Martin Castle
Ram
Masonic Temple
Chas
B. North
ROT Delancy, Sec'y. Adv
Fasle
Scouts
HEELS
Harry
Cussins & Fearn Shoe Dept
South
Columbus St
EV. E. B. Shumaker
City
Cyourmts
Mamn Vwriage
Tor
Fritz
Louis Fritz
P. R. Peters
Amos Lang H. &. Beck
New York
Verene & Co
Eagles
Warbler
Ace
Bobby Merritt
Baltimore
Babs Ryan
Merritt
Howe Stables
Miss Ryan
Miami
Wigan
Geo. Norris
Edward I
England
American Legion
Legion
Victory Hill
Fred Woodcock
College Daze
Campus Knights
Dorothy Byron
Gold Coast
Mirth
ContectAsu
Pitts
Hugh O'Connell
Andes
Ava
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