Rotary club nominates directors at Nelsonville meeting
Nelsonville Rotary members nominated directors for the coming year at Tuesday’s meeting. Elections from last night’s slate will occur at the final April gathering. The club will host high school athletes next Tuesday with Coach Olsen and Red Trautman of Ohio State set to speak.
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Nelsonville
Rotary Club
Presbyterian Church
Coach Olsen
Red” Trautman
Ohio State University
Roy Hawk
Athens
Miss Baugh
Robinson
Steubenville
Lloyd Evans
Charles’ Bartels
Fined for boarding a coal train in Columbus
Charles Toliver of Mudsock was fined 15 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to boarding a Hocking Valley coal train. Affidavit by Detective Price states Toliver claimed to represent fifty or more miners and halted co operative coal shipments during a yard crew trip near Kimberly. Visitors Mrs Howearth Miss Verity and Mrs Davis were in Columbus Monday. Robert Frazee was at McArthur briefly.
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Nelsonville
Charles Toliver
Mudsock
Lax
Hocking Valley
Detective Price
Kimberly
Tolliver
Woman's Missionary Society Meets at Parry Home
Nelsonville April 1 The Woman's Missionary Society of the Christian church will meet Thursday evening at seven o'clock with Mrs William Parry at 527 Adams Street.
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Nelsonvilile
Woman's Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Wiliam Parry
Adams Street
Funeral Thursday for Chief Yellow Dog in Nelsonville
Funeral services for Chief Yellow Dog will be held Thursday at 1 30 PM at Stouts parlors in Nelsonville. Burial will follow at Greenlawn Cemetery.
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Nelsonvilele
Chief Yellow Dog
Stout’s
Greenlawn Cemetery
Free marble tournament show in Nelsonville at Majestic
A free show for marble tournament fans will be held at the Majestic theatre in Nelsonville on Saturday morning. Officials will explain the rules governing approaching tournament and all contestants and interested fans are welcome.
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Nelsonville
Majestic Theatre
Faithful Workers Class Meeting Held at Nelsonville Church
The Faithful Workers class of the M E F Sunday School met April 1 in the church parlors with teacher Ms Thomas Spencer. A 7 o’clock picnic dinner preceded an devotional service led by Mrs Willard Bartoe and Mrs Mary Riggs. Mary Robertson led the program as the ladies trio performed. Mrs Spencer contributed a pianologue and piano solo before a social period.
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Nelsonville
Faithful Workers
M.ef
Thomas Spencer
Willard Bartoe
Mary Riggs
Mary Robertson
Book Shower Held For Nelsonville High School Library
Nelsonville April 1 A book shower for the high school library will be held Friday after school at the regular meeting of the Stier and Junior P T A. Lists of acceptable books were distributed and patrons are expected to support the event. A junior group will present a literary program. meeting starts promptly at 2 30.
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Nelsonville
sq@ior high school
Gloomy Forecast From Sisters in Penns Valley
Mrs Ida Thornton reports a warning from her sister in law Mrs Charity Price of St Albans West Virginia. The cow allegedly uttered a song in cow language interpreted as predicting a muddy summer a dry fall a bloody war and a new king. St Albans lies in coal country.
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Nelsonville
Ida Thornton
Charity Price
St. Albans
W. Va
League Banquet at Y M C A Slated for April 3
Nelsonville dispatch notes the basketball league banquet set for Friday evening April 3 at the Y M C A. All participants in the past season will attend and after the banquet plans to discuss organizing a baseball league. Fans are welcome.
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Nelsonville
Foreign Missionary Society to Meet at 783 Chestnut Street
The Foreign Missionary Society of the M. E. Church will hold a Friday meeting with Mrs. Frank O Mara hosting at 783 Chestnut Street. Mrs. Ledlie is to lead the program and Mrs. Shirley will lead devotionals.
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Nelsonville
Foreign Missionary Society of the M. EE
cLurch
Frank O'Mara
Chestnut Street
Ledlie Willl
Shirley
Surprise birthday party honors Clara Visher in Nelsonville
A surprise birthday party at Clara Visher's Madison Street home Monday evening featured games and music. Refreshments were served to Effie Raridan, Ella Lock, Naomi Wemsley, Myrtle Linscott, Beatrice Galvin, Mildred Ervin, Jennie Fisher, Verna Hall, Myrtle Thomas, Donna Thomas, Circle Hill residents Abbie Boss, Maggie Wend, Bernice Johnson, Mabel Smith, Maude Howell, Bessie Machride, Ethel Johnson, Alma Johnson, Pearl Glenn, and others.
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Nelsonville
Clara Visher
Madison Street
Effie Raridan
Aye Bumearner
Ella Lock
Naomi Wemsley
Myrtle Linscott
Beatrice Galvin
Mildred Ervin
Jennie Fisher
Verna Hall
Myrtle
Donna Thomas
Circle Hill
Abbie Boss
Maggie Wend
Bernice Johnson
Mabel Smith
Maude Howell
Circle
Hospital Chief Dr. Charles D Wilkins Dies in Wheeling
Dr. Charles D Wilkins 51 long served as superintendent of Ohio Valley General Hospital and died overnight of heart disease in Wheeling. He previously led hospitals in New Orleans and Chicago.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Charles D. Wilkins
Ohio Valley General Hospital
New Orleans
Chicago
Women’s sense questioned by men in stilettos remark
A brief quip argues that even if women may act with more sense than men, it is impossible to imagine a man wearing high heels. The remark reflects gendered humor and social norms.
Athens County Nears Halfway in Citizens' Training Camp Enrollment
With two more youths admitted, Athens County reaches the halfway mark for its 31-cadet quota for July sessions at Camp Knox Kentucky and Fort Benjamin Harrison Indiana. Fifteen accepted. alternates will fill unused slots if oversubscription occurs before June 1.
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Athens County
Camp Knox
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Ind
War Department
Fifth Corps
Francis Lavelle
Guy A. Brewer
Trimble
E. R. Leadbetter
Giouster
Youth Leadership Training Aims at Patriotism and Duty
The program emphasizes forming leaders through discipline obedience and respect for authority. It seeks to instill patriotism and teach young men their duties to home and country and their obligations to society.
Klan Members Fined in Court
Warren April 1 Twenty seven Ku Klux Klan members charged over the Niles riot of November 1 were found guilty by Judge James S. Thomas in common pleas court. Each defendant received a 300 dollar fine with 250 suspended on good behavior.
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Warren
Ku Klurx Klan
Niles
James S. Thomas
Common Pleas
Tantrum on Wall Street banker loses fortune abroad
Lieut. Osborne C. Wood who prospered in Wall Street and squandered his gains at European gambling tables arrived in Tampa aboard the freighter West Chetac, late yesterday.
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Tampa
Fla
Osborne C. Wood
Wall Street
Europe
Dollar Line Wins Bid for Five President Ships
The United States Shipping Board accepted the bid of Dollar Line Steamship Co for five President type ships to operate in the Oriental trade under the Pacific Mail lines.
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Washington
United States Shipping Board
Dollar Line Steamship Co
Pacific Mail Lines
Simple Way To Take Off Fat With Marmola Tablets
An advertisement touts Marmola Prescription Tablets as a simple weight loss aid. It claims easy, nonstarvation use with four tablets daily and eating normally, promising thousands regain slender figures. Purchase from a druggist or by mail from Marmola Co Detroit Michigan.
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Marmola Co
General Motors Raide
Detroit
Mich
Ohio Estimates Get $30.7 Million for River Projects
Washington dispatch reports allotments totaling 30,683,510 from the 1925 Appropriation Act for river and harbor improvements. Secretary Weeks allocates funds across the nation including Ohio, with 4,265,000 for Ohio river lock and dam construction and 308,750 for general improvements.
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Washington
Congress
War Weeks
Ohio River
Neighbor Recovers Coal Scuttle and Borrows Lawn Equipment
A neighbor retrieves a coal scuttle and borrows a lawnmower, signaling routine domestic exchanges. The incident underscores neighborly barter activity and tool sharing within the community.
Tanlac health tonic promises quick recovery
From Mother Nature's storehouse Tanlac is advertised as a powerful tonic and builder. It claims to restore strength, appetite, sleep, and energy for weak, undernourished bodies with rapid improvements after the first dose.
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Mother Nature
France Opposes Arms Talks Yet US Presses Conference
Washington reports France remains cool on a Washington arms limitation conference planned for next fall. President Coolidge stays resolved to hold the talks with strong backing from Britain and Japan, while officials quietly work to remove Parisian obstacles.
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Washington
France
Coolidge
Paris
Settlement sought in $150000 breach suit by nurse
New York April 1. An effort was under way to settle the breach of promise suit for 150000 dollars filed by Mies Florence Redington a trained nurse against Colonel Isaac N Ulman Republican leader of New Haven and a wealthy corset manufacturer.
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New York
Mies
Florence Redington
Isaac N. Ulman
New Haven
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