Masonic Degree Plans Highlight Nelsonville Meeting
Haybrok Council R S H prepares to confer the beautiful super excellent master degree in late April with a large cast. Also noted are new hats at Miss Mayme Keplar’s Millinery and local social events including Cosmopolitan Club and M E Sunday school gatherings. A juvenile case in judge’s court ended in acquittal, and several residents host visitors from nearby towns. Nelsonville forms a fish and game association as state officials outline likely egg and bird distributions to support local enthusiasts.
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Haybrok Council
Fish and Game
Nelsonville
Jos. Hibbard
Athens
Queen Esther Meeting Adds Three New Members
Miss Alta Crouse entertained Queen Esther on Thursday at her Jefferson street home. Twelve members attended with a business session followed by a social hour and refreshments. A fine display of dresses and street hats appeared at Miss Mayme Keplar's millinery shop. Twice Five Club Met at Mrs. Car los Ogg on Kentner street with ten attendees and a social hour plus a dainty lunch.
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Cosmopolitan C.usb
Cosmopolitan Club
Bertha Nixon
Myers Crossing
Miss Loftborrow
Mesdames Gibbs
Stout
Hohenadel
Lane
Humphrey
Johnson
Mechem Griffin
Ferree
Jackson
Saunders
Wolf
Patton
Loffborrow
Moore
Harvald
M. E. Sunday School
Hoch
Chestnut Street
Mesdames Stella Betts
Nettie Stewart
Willard Bartoe
Sam Robertson
Creed Duncan
Josephine Murphy
Margaret Jones
Flora Ledge
Elizabeth Green
Eulalia Hoch
Thomas Spencer
Alta Crouse
Queen Esther
Jefferson Street
Twice Five Club
Twice Five
Carlos Ogg
Kentner Street
Dave Gorsuch
Charles Farrow
William Maffin
Harry Saylor
Morse Albaugh
Elza Hillyer
Ralph Henry
George Patton
Martin Johnson
Don Lowden
Arbor Day Observed At Local High School
The high school held Arbor Day with a devotional led by Rev. Brillhart then a pupil program of speaking and reading. Prof. Matheny of Ohio University delivered a fine talk on birds.
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Brillhart
Prof
Matheny
Ohio University
International Holiness Church Weekly Schedule
Sunday school starts at 9 30 a m with a sermon John Wesleyan class at 2 30 p m lively song service at 7 p m then evangelistic sermon Wednesday prayer meeting 7 p m cottage prayer at home of George Dow Jer Fayette street Friday 7 p m cottage prayer meeting. Mrs Hyde left today for Pittsburg to attend next events.
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International Holiness Church
John Wesleyan
George Dow Jer
Fayette Street
Matthew Hickman
H. T. Sutton
Lillian and
Madalena
Minois
Anna Tennihill
Straitsville
J. M. Hyde
Pittsburg
Christian Endeavor Meeting At Presbyterian Church
The Christian Endeavor Society of the Presbyterian church meets at six with Mrs C H Bartlett as leader. A good program is arranged and a large attendance is expected.
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Christian Endeavor
Christian Endeavor Society of the Presbyterian Church
C. H. Bartlett
Church Meeting Debates Repair Or New Building Sunday
Sunday morning at 10 30 the church will discuss repairing the old house or constructing a new one. Every member is urged to attend and express opinion. Members must pay the bill and decide the action. Sunday school 9 30 Junior League 2 Epworth League 6 15 Preaching 7
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Epworth
Church Schedule and Mothers Day Note
Pastor C. L. Johnson announces bible school at 9 30 A M morning worship at 10 30 A M junior and senior Endeavor at 6 P M and evening worship at 7 P M Remember Mothers Day is approaching and the church will observe it fittingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Johnson
Bible School
Nelsonville Retail Ads and notices blend in local roundup
Local notices list safety razor deals at Fountain Pharmacy with prices 25c and 35c per dozen, piano accessories sales, a studio building sale to E F Taylor with public auction on April 12, and Evener's cleaning services for sewing machines clocks and phonographs. Also includes a penny social by Rebecca Lodge on April 13 and rental, job, and service notices for Nelsonville, Ohio.
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Sauter
Fulton Street
Nelsonville
E. F. Taylor
B. Allen
Government weighs options in outlaw railroad strike
Justice department officials faced with demand for immediate action had not decided policy on the strike. Assistant Attorney General Ames said no public statement would be made while awaiting report from Chicago and potential use of injunctions under the Lever Act remained under study. White House expected a transportation board under the Cummings law to investigate but not order workers back to work.
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United Press
Washington
Justice Department
B. Ames
Ames
Cooper
Ohio
Lee
Brotherhood of Railway
Clyne
Chicago
Robert Scott
Palmer
Justice
New York
Agriculture Department
United States Board of Mediation and Conciliation
G. W. W. Hanger
Hanger
White House
Transportation Board
Whte House
Coal mine and multiple city properties for quick sale in Minerton
Coal mine at Minerton underlayed 135 acres with two veins and potential output about 200 tons daily. Money-making properties listed include several dwellings on High Street Chestnut Walnut Poplar and Fayette Streets, a business block in Buchtel yielding 14 percent, vacant lots, and two double frame houses. Owner leaving city. Prices from $750 to $1,500 and up.
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Minerton Station
Marshall Lifts 4 0 Win Over Ohio In Opener
Huntington April 10 Marshall College defeated Ohio University 4 to 0 in the season opener here yesterday afternoon. Ohio’s Young fanned 13 with five walks while Marshall’s Evans struck out 12 and issued two walks. Batteries Young and Newman for Ohio. Evans and Hollandsworth for Marshall.
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Huntington
W. Va
Marshall College
Ohio University
Young
Ohio
Evans
Marshall
Funeral Services for Mrs Woodard Held Monday
Funeral services for Mrs. William Woodard are set for 10 a m Monday at the home of Mrs J W Woodard 73 East Mulberry Street with interment in West Union Street Cemetery. Mrs T E Maxwell of Lancaster died Friday noon after a three week illness with influenza leaving three children two step children and a step granddaughter.
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William Woodard
J. W. Woodard
East Mulberry Street
West Union Street
T. E. Maxwell
Athens
Lancaster
Wesley Sharon
Jacksonville
Frank Sharon
Sand Run
Amzy Beal
A. L. Maxwell
Canton
Minnie Burnfield
L. E. Carpenter
Maxwell
Tippie, Mary Elizabeth dies at 63 in Athens
Mary Elizabeth Tippie aged 63 dies at Athens State Hospital on April 8 from pulmonary tuberculosis. Burial is planned at New England on Monday with Newsom Walburn Co. funeral directors in charge.
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Mary Elizabeth Tippie
Athens State Hospital
New England
Newsom-Walburn Co
Shortage of meats foretold by packers
Armour and Company reports meat shortages in large centers due to the switchmen strike. Chicago stockyards receipts halted, few carloads sold to local butchers, and beef shipments severely curtailed. Branch houses hold ample provisions, but unless shipping improves a fresh beef shortage is likely.
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Chicago
Armour and Company
France Urges United Allied Policy Over Germany
Paris reports say the alliance to enforce the Versailles treaty in Germany faces strain as Britain signals possible council withdrawal. French officials warn the treaty hangs in the balance and urge a revived allied program with Germany. France aims to secure united action and a new series of talks to restore trust among the allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Woop
United Press
Paris
Rgent
Germany
Foreign Office
France
3 Grain Tablet Promises Weight Gain and Color Improvement
Ad copy touts S-grain hypo-nuclane tablets as a home remedy for weight gain and better complexion. Claims include red lips and pink cheeks with increases of 10 to 30 pounds after months of use. Mentions Japanese pearl divers as largely female.
Bardin to Erect Fine Home in Athens
Mr D A Bardin buys a large Cable estate home site at Morris and May avenues and plans an imposing new residence. Construction begins immediately with Kragstone stucco and white quartz and brown granite finish, aiming for completion by early fall.
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D. A. Bardin
Cable
Morris and
May Avenues
Athens
Police Chief Quits to Lead Home Coal Co
Chief Carl H. Porter resigns to become manager of Home Coal Co in Chauncey near the Infirmary. He served six years as chief and eighteen years in sheriff and deputy roles. He cites higher age prospects and better pay as reason for leaving the city post.
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Carl H. Porter
Roush
Home Coal Co
Chauncey
Porter
New Utility Rate Rules Issued By Public Utilities Commission
Columbus April 10 the public utilities commission issued new rate making regulations in line with the law effective April 16. Utilities must file changes 30 days ahead and publish ads weekly for three weeks. Rates must be shown as reasonable and the commission may suspend if they are not.
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Columbus
Public Utilities Commission
Commission
New York Telephone Company Hires Out-of-Town Operators
New York City faced railroad strike disruptions as the New York Telephone Company secures 400 downtown hotel rooms to house operators who live outside the city.
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New York
New York Telephone Company
Reverend Seaborn Crutchfield's second honeymoon ends in tragedy
Reverend Seaborn Crutchfield 83 on his second honeymoon after marrying Esther Schroll the previous night through his son Reverend James Crutchfield of Newport Kentucky Esther Schroll is the daughter of a Newport bank president The report notes the double nuptial occurred Friday night and Crutchfield died Saturday in Cincinnati
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Cincinnati
Seaborn Crutchfield
James Crutchfield
Newport
Esther Schroll
Hudson Super Six Car Leads In Endurance And Speed
The article touts the Hudson Super Six as a durable car with peak endurance. It claims the motor reduces vibration and nears the ideal frictionless standard, increasing power by 72 percent and efficiency by 80 percent, with endurance effectively doubled. Deliveries remain in high demand.
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Hudson
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S. W. Merrell
Wallace Arnold
Mayme Keplar
Jesse Beverage
Phillip
Red Men‘s Hall
Alexander Lamb
Martha S. Robinson
Wellston
Benn James
John Howell
Woodbine
Iowa
R. D. Mitchell
Sandusky
Bernard Romell
High Street
Wilbur Edgar
Nelsonville Fish and Game Association
Julius Fischer
A. C. Waxter
Division of Fish and Game
M. E. Church
Fountain Pharmacy
E. M. Norris
Green’s Music Store
Evener’s
Rebecca Lodge
Owl's Hall
Fort St
Bell
Majestic Restaurant
Will
Finnigan’’ With
Nelsonvile Tire & Repair Co
Ralph F. Couch
Minerton
Walnut St
Poplar Street
Myers Street
Franklin Street
Parkdale
Fayette St
Buchtel
Columbus Street
Nelson
Fayette and Hocking
Back Street
Windon & Graham Livery Barn
Monroe Street
Oak Street
Public Square
Nelsonville, Ohio
Oulu
Holgaye
Mrs. Maxwell
Mary E. Tippie
Herg
Japan
Athens County
Buick CO
Athens, Ohio
Ray Rohn
Frank Godwin
Philadelphia
St. Paul
Mississippi
Hester
Massachusetts
Man
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N.S
Plain
Goodyear
Racine
F. R. Beasley
Glouster
Amesville
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Nelsonville, O
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