West End P T A and Missionary Society News in Belsonville
The Belsonville column reports the April meeting of the Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist parish held at Mrs. Paul &. isemper’s home on Columbus Street with Mrs. Otto Shirley as hostess. Treasuries show $41.28 from dinners and sales, and $13.45 from calendar. A program featured solos and readings, followed by a social half hour for 24 attendees. The West End Parent Teacher Association met Friday with second grade singing and Easter fair plans. The obituary notes Mrs. Bryan of Nelsonville, widow of long church service, survived by children and many relatives, with a tribute to her faith and life.
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Foreign Missionary Society
The
Thuvecay
Pesn
Paul &. Isemper
Columbus Street
Otto Shirley
Geovans
Sr. J. Howe
Chscociety
Arbert Leyshon
B. E. LeFever
Eva Cotten
Thomaspencer
Bessie Aites
Hariet Freer
Barto
West End
Parent-Teacher Association
Sreade
Miss Deer
Garnet Powell
Fred Voigt
Heally
Easter Week Services Promised at Bible School
Bible school notes Easter plans with classes finishing plans for a great school and Mother's Day announcements soon. Morning worship at 10 30 features When He Entered the City. Evening service at 7 00 with A Question That Saddened the Master. Junior and Senior C E societies meet at 6 p m. Public invited to pre Easter services each night next week with preaching by the pastor and song service.
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Bible Schol
C. E
Presbyterian Church Palm Sunday Services and Week Plan
Palm Sunday services at 10 30 a m sermon Lift Up Your Heads O Ye Gates. Evening sermon Some Ambitions I Have For This Church. Sunday school 9 30 a m Young peoples meeting 6 p m. Presbytery meets at Pomeroy Monday evening with Elder Hudson as delegate. Mesdames Bartlett Hyde Cooley Hill Juniper and others to attend. Wednesday prayer meeting led by session. Friday Rev James A Verburg to speak on Religious Education for the public.
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Presbyterian Church
Palm
Young Peoples
Presbytery
Pomeroy
Hudson
Mesdames Bartlett
Hyde
Cooley
Hill
Juniper
Presbyterial Society
W. R. Wells
H. H. Henry
W. R. Goddard
G. O. Linscott
C. D. Henry
Henry Penrod
Athens County Wool Growers’ Association
Athens
Henry Calentine
Frank Wolf
W. L. Heston
Ralph Beasley
Helen
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Budd Long
Pittsburg
Lovell Farm
Wilson's Hall
Dinsmore
Alex Root
Gaskel
Seventh and Eighth Grade Track Meet At Central School
Crowds gathered Friday at Central school grounds for a three team seventh grade meet and two teams from the eighth grade. Awards went to Miss Howard’s eighth grade 164 points and Miss Clark’s eighth grade 149 points. seventh grade winners included Miss Powell with 194 points and Miss Williams 94 points. The fifth and sixth grade meet is set for Thursday April 13 with trials April 11 12 16 and finals at 3:30 p.m.
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Central School
C. A. Dilcher
Howard
Miss Clark
Miss Powell
Miss Williams
Miss Radin
West School
East School
Central
Hocking Valley Time Changes Announce April Schedule
The Hocking Valley railroad outlines time changes effective Sunday April 9 for Nelsonville. No. 81 departs 6:25 A M down from 6:40 A M No. 30 shifts to 9:15 A M from 9:35 A M and No. 33 to 11:26 A M from 11:36 A M Afternoon trains 3:25 5:57 and 7:38 remain unchanged Murray City branch trains Nelsonville 9:30 A M and 3:35 P M Straitsville branch departs 5:00 A M with no change.
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Hocking Valley
Hocking Valley Railroad
Nelsonville
Murray City
Straitsville
New Undertaking Establishment Opens in Nelsonville
Gaskill and McLaughlin have opened an undertaking establishment on Washington street Nelsonville. Mr Gaskill, formerly of Me Arthur, now resides in Nelsonville and partners with McLaughlin to run the business.
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Gaskill & McLaughlin
Washington Street
Nelsonville
Gaskill
Arthur
Gratitude for Kindness After Infant Daughter's Death
The family thanks friends for sympathy during illness and death of their infant daughter. They praise floral offerings and kindness, and extend thanks to Dr Hyde and Mr and Mrs C L Stout for their services.
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Hyde
C. L. Stout
Obituary for Sarah F. Bryan of Nelsonville Ohio
Born April 25 1854 in Lawrence County Ohio Sarah F Bryan died March 31 1922 at her daughter Fannie Williams home Nelsonville Ohio aged 67 years 11 months 6 days She married John Blair Bryan and they had eight children Grace the youngest died aged sixteen The article notes final resting family details and a brief mention of Grace’s death.
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Sarah F. Bryan
Lawrence County
Ohio
Fannie Williams
Nelsonville
John Blair Bryan
iGrace
Sincere thanks for kindness after our mother’s death
We express deep gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness during illness and after our mother’s death. We acknowledge the minister and undertaker for their services, the singers and those who provided autos, and the beautiful flowers.
Palm Sunday at First M. E. Church Services and Attendance
The First M. E. Church held Sunday school at 9 30 with 599 in attendance last Sunday. Morning worship at 10 30 featured The Triumphal Entry Palm Sunday sermon. Epworth League at 6 and class meeting at 6 plus evening worship at 7 with A Call from the Cross by the pastor. Weeklong meetings announced. A cordial welcome to all.
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M. E
Epworth League
Union Revival and Local Happenings East of Athens
Union Revival meetings prosper with Salvation Army support from Athens boosting the efforts. Neighbor Billy Jones earns blue tag honors in rural districts while a rural accident rumor surrounds his girl. Local notes cover farming, poultry, repairs, and small-town anecdotes amid spring warmth and community life.
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Salvation Army
Athens
Helwig
Billy” Jones
Billy
Billy Bowers
A. L. Snedden
Charles Howell
New Marshfield
Robert Campbell
F. C
John Snedden
Charles Rowland
Canaanville Pike
Ralph Schall
Union Hill
Ralph
Cyrus Chesser
Coal Company
Ellsworth Pierce
Sermons and School News From Carbondale and Marshfield
Betz delivered a fine sermon to a full house Sunday. High water last Friday kept teachers from Marshfield meeting. a school board adjourned to Friday night to address next year housing and other business. Sunday school adds an average 12 weekly with 227 last Sunday. Marshfield had 213 and New Marshfield 240 expected next Sunday. Rev Dabritz will preach Sunday night and invites all to attend.
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Carbondale
New Marshfield
Dabritz
Glouster Events Include Play Weekend and Clean Up
Glouster hosts Cecil B. DeMille film Why Change Your Wife at the opera house on Friday and Saturday with Law sons orchestra providing music. Calvary Baptist Church schedules services and youth activities as city votes to launch a two week clean-up campaign funded by the Chamber of Commerce to haul away rubbish. Mayor Gormley notes March fines and licenses totaling 527 dollars and discusses cemetery fund-raising, road and street paving plans, and sewer concerns as council awaits readvertising steps.
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Glouster Opera House
Cecil B. DeMille
Lawson
Gormley
Glouster Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Glouster
Rose
Real Estate Transfers Across Townships In Zoning Record
A sequence of real estate transfers lists numerous parcels in Bern and surrounding townships including Edna Linscetl to EB, J. Thompson 0.5 acre, E. F. West to N. Bobo 0.67 and 4.91 acres, Charles Kollar to Alfred Haning 40.25 acres with $3500. William West to Charles West lot 77. A L Minear to Guy and Irene Winger 40.58 and 3.50 acres. Delbert Dean receiving Rome Township Lot 36 for $2500. Isaac and Adaline Brewer from Ruel and Louis Finsterwald for Lot 15. Brewer to W. H. Hoisington Lots 30-31. and multiple other allotments including Glouster Corporation transfers, Loyal Rebinette to H. A. Chapman, and Ohio State Forfeit to Jacobs Sons Co for $25.
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Bern Township
Emma McUans
H. M
Grant Aniel
Edna Linscetl
EB. J. Thompson
Dover Township
E. F
Bobo
Charles Kollar
Alfred Haning
Lee
Willian West
Charies
Charies B. West
Elizabeth West
A. L. Minear
Guy
Irene Winger
Rome
Wiliam L
Geneva Frey
Delbert Dean
Ruel W
Louis B
Finsterwald
Isaac
Adaline Brewer
Isaac and
W. H. Hoisington
Trimble Township
W. P. Rice Mining Co
Fred C. Thompson
Glouster Corporation
Karl Newton
Adam and Amilia Faust
Loyal Rebinette
H. A. Chapman
Glouster
Eula B. Bowers
Hattie Watkins
Iona Thompson
H. M. Colley
Edith Butcher
J. Butcher
S. A. Cunningham
Millfield social and local notes from spring gathering
The Ladies Aid held a six o'clock dinner for husbands at Mr. and Mrs. Chester Sanders with Mrs. J. R. Wade assisting. A business session followed with dues paid totaling 11 dollars and 26 cents. Several residents were mentioned: A. W. Russell improving after heart trouble, Mrs. Howard Brookins and son visiting relatives in Coolville, and various moves and travels among local families including Wade, Ogg, Ditty, Sisson, and Hunt.
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Ladies Aid Society
Chester Sanders
J. R. Wade
A. W. Russell
Howard Brookins
Robert
Coolville
Hayes
Athens
Wade
Charles Ogg
R. H. Wade
Mable Smith
Birt
George Wade
Ruth
Mary Ella Chadwell
Frank Ditty
Green Run
William Sisson
Lorena Mae
Millersport
Loyal Women's Bible Class
J. M. Hutchinson
Della Olbers
Taylor Ridge
Haydenville
F. BE. Struble
James Sams
New Marshfield
C. E. Sanders
Ray Sanders
Nelsonville
G. C. Patton
L. E. Wood
Irene
Martha Smith
Viola Howard
H. O. McDante
Dennis
Gerald
Columbus
John Leslie Hunt
C. L. Sanders
Dan Fulton
Myrtle Robinett
Changed Minds Save Two Women From Paris Airplane Crash
In London on April 1 two American women Mrs. T. Berst and Miss Lock avoided disaster when a last minute change of plans kept them from boarding the Paris air express that collided with another plane, killing six. Foggy weather prompted their decision.
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London
Apr.l
Paris
T. Berst
Miss Lock
Robbers Loose With $4000 Payroll In Limousine Escape
Three bandits seized the $4,000 Mint Products payroll on North Main Street Bridge Port Chester and fled in a limousine toward Greenwich Connecticut. Local and state police hunt for the culprits as a money haul ends in a swift getaway.
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Port Chester
N. Y
Mint Products Company
North Main Street
Greenwich
Connerticnt
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