Mrs. Mowery Dies in Laurelville at 88
Mrs. Henry Mowery aged 88 died at her home in Tarlton Ohio on Monday evening. She was the maternal grandmother of Mrs. Lawrence Hedges of Laurelville and was remembered in local social events including Aids meetings and birthday gatherings. Families from Laurelville and nearby towns attended services and visits followed by community activities and dinners.
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Mowery
Laurelville
Henry Mowery
Tarlton
Ohio
Lawrence Hedges
Aurervillé
Otterbein College
van Cleve
Pickaway Township
Wayne Strous
Arthur Hinton
Claude Hart
Frank Cox
Geo. Swepston
Ralph McCalister
Laura Whister
Simeon Hoy
Leora
Edith Ross
Ray Poling
Jean Shupe
Etta Mowery
Alice Mowery
Ruth Strous
D. A. McClelland
Harley Armstrong
Grace Pearce
Robert White
Logan
Margaret Poling
Maude de Vault
White
Poling
George Mowery
Etta
Delaware
Wayne Armstrong
Vivian
Oh Siegan University
Gilbert Armstrong
Community Notes from Carbon Hill Social Roundup
Blanche Smith reports weekend visitors and local happenings in Carbon Hill. This list includes family visits from Columbus and Orrville, engagements announced, hospital stays, and residents traveling to Columbus, West Virginia, and Rockbridge. Notable mentions: Delbert Mitchel and Cora Bell Smith engagement. health updates for Ephriam Shaw and Ida Hattoe. and several Berean and Haydenville connections.
Bairds Furnace notes and local visits
Mrs. Lydia Cotterman is ill at her home. Daniel Danison and Junior Danison are improving. Wellston visitors include the Mohlers with the Goodlves. Several families gathered at J D Browns including Ashbaughs Bells Browns and Polings. Mary Goodlve visited Cotterman. Lester Howes visited Frank Brown. James Cotterman of New Pageal spent time with Reinew Cuttdenin and George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Cotterman
Daniel Danison
Junior Danison
Jesse
Mohler
Wellston
James W. Goodlve
J.D. Brown
Jay Ashbaugh
Ernest
Junior
Ethel
Carl Bell
Merl and
Earl
Frank Brown
Frank and
Russell
Mary
Harold Poling
Helen Ruth
Ted Strawn
New Pegeal
Reinew Cuttdenin
George
Couple Plead Not Guilty in Lindbergh Kidnapping Case
Harmon Waley and his 19 year old wife Margaret, jailed in Olympia Washington, confessed to kidnapping George Weyerhaeuser but pleaded not guilty to violation of the Lindbergh act after being moved from Salt Lake City to Tacoma. New DOJ released photos show the pair.
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Olympia, Wash
Harmon Waley
Margaret
George Weyerhaeuser
Lindbergh
Salt Lake City
Tacoma
Wash
Department of Justice
Kidnappers’ Spokane House Visit Traced By Neighborhood
Citizens near the Spokane house observed the kidnappers using the rear entrance as they came and went from the home holding a Tacoma boy named George Wey erhaeuser. The sequence of movements linked the suspects to the residence and raised local vigilance.
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George Weyerhaeuser
Tacoma
Spokane
Wash
Sus
Girl Hero Dies Saving Grandfather in Farm Fire
The 15 year old Jeanette Daly died in a Fargo hospital from burns she suffered while rescuing her grandfather K Deiseth when a farm home burned last night. The fire left the residence destroyed and authorities investigated the scene.
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Fargo
N. Dak
Jeanette Daly
K. Deiseth
Illness at Tuscarawas infirmary leaves 12 sick
In New Philadelphia June 14 12 residents of the Tuscarawas county infirmary recover from an illness resembling food poisoning. AAA administrator Chester C Davis notes the agency weighs marketing program amendments with Congress. Russia still holds the long distance flight record at 7467 miles.
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New Philadelphia
C. D. Kurtz
Tuscarawas County Infirmary
Chester C. Davis
AAA
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Ruasie
June 27 Deadline for HOLE relief loans urged for Columbus homeowners
Jull June 14 report urges urban homeowners in voluntary default on mortgages to file relief loan applications with the Home Owners Loan Corporation by June 27. Loans target those in genuine danger of tax sale or foreclosure, with eligibility rooted in existing default dates and income assurances, and set limits of $14,000 or 80 percent of property value for homesteads not exceeding $20,000.
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Columbus
Home Owners’ Loans Corporation
Gibisonville Community Club Meeting Notes and Local Appointments
A Gibisonville community club meeting approved the resignation of President J L Archer and elected Forest Keck as president for the year. Other items include program chair Glenn Wilson and performers Harry Woltz and son Logan, with readings by Howard Turner and Mildred Turner, plus a play by Frieda Kreachbaum and Roscoe Helber. The Ladies Aid elected officers, and Nevada Wylie and Paul Carr registered for Ohio University summer session. Numerous locals attended church and social events, with several families listed vacationing or working in Columbus and nearby towns.
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Community Club
J. L. Archer
Forest Keck
Glenn Wilson
Harry Woltz
Logan
Howard Turner
Mildred
St. Perry
Frieda Kreachbaum
Roscoe Helber
C. U
Nevada Wylie
Paul Carr
Ohio University
Opal Wylie
Wheeling
W. Va
L Ladies’ Aid Society
David Wylie
Mark
Westerville
Louise Barringer
Columbus
J. M. Gibison
Laurelville
Evelyn Moore
T. Brashares
Elva
Opal
Nevada
Carpenter Dies After 60-Foot Fall at Fostoria Elevator
John Wagner, 49, a carpenter for Farmers National Grain Corp., fell 60 feet from a scaffold during elevator construction in Fostoria. He sustained fatal injuries and died yesterday.
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Fostoria
John Wagner
Farmers National Grain Corp
Local Notes From Murray City And Surroundings
Miss Helen Coe returns home after tonsillectomy. Harold Potts named principal of Maxville schools. Black Diamond Rebekah lodge to meet at Mrs. Carsner’s on Hack Street Friday. William Spencer and family visit Buchtel. Miss Adrian Storer travels from here to Laurelville to stay with sister. Charles Strum's funeral attended by Evans Bailey Sputhon Matheny and Pearl Williams. Clarence McCall spends week in Morgan County. Beulah Coe visits from Carbon Hill to care for ill sister Helen Coe. Leila Rose Williams and Grace Storer seen in Nelsonville Tuesday night.
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Ralph Flannigan
William Budd
Columbus
Bar] Schooley and Family
Gerald Sesoltz
Ivan Sesoltz
Mildred Spring
Lloyd Spring
Densel Myers
Raymond Sesoltz
Amanda
Sadie Karshner
Ashville
Samuel Wiggins
Rugene Dumm
Pete Evans
Less Evans
H. E. Jenkins
Marysville
Jack Coe
Delbert
Cora Bell Smith
Robert Coffey
Ethel McNab
Grace McNab
Harry Coffey
Orrville
Lawrence Lehman
Charles Devol
Carl Smith
Mary Wagner
Bremen
Wagner
Lancaster Hospital
Jennie Donaldson
Pearl Downhour
Joe Hutchins
Logan
Carl Byers
Rockbridge
Margaret Ross
Ben Ross
Zoe Blosser
Kay
West Virginia
Nancy Spence
Haydenville
John Evans
Illinois
Mr. Evans
John Dehnen
Pattonville
Howard Wiseman
Gladys Green
Don Yates
Bert Green
Ben Bailey
Murray City
Ida Hattoe
Fred Hunt
Rusger Vorhees
Tarlton
Harold Moore
Mary Kline
Wm, Moore
Kibler
Mies
Velya Brasharee
Athens
Mona Blosser
Carbon Hill
Helen Coe
Ruben Sputhon
Jerry Matheny
Pearl Williams
Charles Strum
Potts
Harold Potts
Maxville
Oroville
Black Diamond Rebekah Lodge Club
Carl Carsner
Hack Street
James Spencer
Buchtel
Adrian Storer
Laurelville
Miss Pearl Storer
Harold Hartman
Clarence McCall
Morgan County
Beulah Coe
Garbon Hill
Leila Rose Williams
Grace Storer
Nelsonville
Sulphur Spray Kills Black Spot on Roses
Central Press garden expert warns rose care difficult due to pests and diseases. A nicotine and arsenate of lead spray controls rose slugs leaf hoppers aphids and rose borers. For carpenter bees cut below infected cane and seal with pine tar to prevent further damage. A nine to one sulfur to arsenate of lead spray prevents black spot, applied on hot sunny days every ten days.
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Central Press Garden
Public Works allotments boost Ohio funds and dorm grant
Washington on June 14 announced 29 loan and grant allotments under administrator Ickes. Ohio received altered figures including a University of Miami dormitory grant raised to 79 000. In Ross County a high school gymnasium project shifted from loan and grant 61 600 to a 22 900 grant. Robert Williams spends the week with his father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ickes
Ohio
Oxford
Miami
University
Ross
State highway patrol dedicates Wilmington barracks
Col Lynn Black says formal dedication of the patrol barracks east of Wilmington will be held June 29 after weather delays. The WPHK broadcasting station is housed there, with three barracks in the state and Substations at Troy Springfield Chillicothe and Portsmouth serving district C.
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Columbus
Lynn Black
State Highway Patrol
Wilmington
Patrol
WPHK
District C Y
Eee Troy
Springfield
Chillicothe
Portsmouth
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Clara Allen
Archer
Joseph Archer
Ladies’ Bridge Club
Oliver Floyd
W. P. de Haven
H. T. Foster
Virgil Durant
P. A. Potts
McCollister
Wendell Love
Patty
Corning
John Hope
Hemlock
Mary Strous
N. V. Durant
John Keyser
Walter
William Aumock
Lancaster
Osce DeLong
McClas
Harden
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H.W. Harden Co
Blanche Smith
Howard Mitchel
Chas. Roby
Ephriam Shaw
Margaret Waley
Insulls
Samuel Insull, Jr
Harold L. Stuart
Samuel Insull, Sr
Samuel Insull
Samuel, Jr
Cago
Wanda
Congressional
Gibisonville
Velva Brashares
U. B
Thelma Anderson
Irene Huffines
Pearle Williams
Rebekah
Albert Storer
Don
By Dean Halliday
Robert Williams
Jack Frost Sugar
Midland
Jersey
Graham Cakes
Chase & Sanborn
Meat Department
Georgia
Sunkist
Borden
Lie
Bierly
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