Easter Services Impress Presbyterian Church in Nelsonville
Easter at the Nelsonville Presbyterian Church opened at 6:99 AM with sunrise prayer for about six hours. A 10:30 AM program featured Mrs. Rice at the organ and solos by Mrs. E McCune and Mrs. Edith Stiers. One new member joined, a child was baptized, and Communion was observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Presbyterian Church
Rice
E. &. McCune
Edith Stiers
Christian Endeavor Societies
Fort Street
Mr. Downey
Earl Parry Dies at 35 in Nelsonville Home
Earl Parry 35 died Sunday evening at his parents home on Madison Street Nelsonville after several months illness. Funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon at the parental residence. He is survived by his wife three children and one brother.
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Nelsonville
Herbert Parry
George Parry
Madison Street
Presbytery Session Opens in Nelsonville for Fiftieth Anniversary
Rev. and Mrs. Lloyd Evans and others depart for Middleport to attend Athens Presbytery and Presbyterial events. Local church members plan to drive Tuesday for the sessions as the Presbyterian observance marks its fiftieth anniversary and the session closes Wednesday afternoon.
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Nelsonville
Lloyd Evans
C. H. Bartlett
L. R. Kelch
C. EF. Weltzheimer
Middleport
Athens
Y M C A Track Meet For City Fifth and Sixth Graders
The Y M C A will stage a city track meet on April 25 for all fifth and sixth grade children. Prizes will be awarded to individual winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Pennell attends Elizabeth Molengraft funeral in Columbus
Mrs. William F. Pennell traveled to Columbus on Sunday to attend the funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Molengraft. The service was held in Columbus this morning at Sacred Heart church at nine o'clock.
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Nelsonville
William F. Pennell
Columbus
Elizabeth Molengraft
Sacred Heart
Miss Hellyer Hosts Sunshine Makers Class
Miss Lillian Hellyer as teacher hosted the Sunshine Makers class at the Christian church in Nelsonville for Easter greetings and colored eggs as favors. A potluck supper followed with attendees including Catherine Valkinburg Mary Ruscoe Genevieve Beagle Harriet Bowers Ruth Butt Ethyle Johnson Lillian Hellyer and guests Ruth Hellyer Charlotte Lax Helen Ruscoe Elizabeth Pierce Kathryn Reynolds Pauline Reynolds Edwina Reynolds Mary Valkinburg Charles Hellyer Jr Mrs Gladys Pierce and daughters Martha Lou Betty Jane.
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Nelsonville
Lillian Hellyer
Sunshine Makers
The
Christian Church
Thelma Baugh
Catherine Valkinburg
Mary Ruscoe
Genevieve Beagle
Harriet Bowers
Ruth Butt
Ethyle Johnson
Ruth Hellyer
Charlotte Lax
Helen Ruscoe
Elizabeth Pierce
Kathryn Reynolds
Pauline Reynolds
Edwina Reynolds
Mary Valkinburg
Charles Hellyer, Jr
Gladys Pierce
Martha Lou
Betty Jane
Charles Hellyer
Sunday Big Day for Christian Church in Nelsonville
Nelsonville April 13 Sunday attendance at the Christian church set a multi‑hundred mark with 761 registered for Bible school opening and at least 800 in morning worship. A sunrise prayer meeting drew 45 participants while the evening program featured a pantomime of Rock of Ages and a song a log by the choir with reader Mrs. S. B. Lane.
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Nelsonville
The
Christian Church
Oris Smith
S. Lane
Marble Tourney Sees 144 Boys Compete In NE Sonville
NE Sonville April 13 144 boys entered the Y M C A marble tournament with finals postponed to next Saturday at 10 am Billy Nelson and Harold Tucker reach the under 11 finals Leroy Hartley Clarence Matheny and Carlisle Keating advance in the under 15 group In prelims Saturday 80 players under 15 and 64 under 11 competed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Matheny
Carlisle Keating
Personal notes from Columbus visit and family ties
Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Rhoads spent Saturday and Sunday in Columbus. Miss Stella Linton, a Cleveland teacher, returned after vacation with her parents. Miss Catherine Stedem of Columbus visited over Sunday with Ysene and relatives. Mrs. Alden Stilson returned Friday to her Chicago home.
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L. T. Rhoads
Columbus
Stella Linton
Cleveland
Catherine Stedem
Combus
Ysene
Alden Stilson
Chicago
Easter visitors and local guests entertain area families
Dr and Mrs Hyde hosted two weeks with their daughter and family. Mrs Had Godenswager left for Cleveland to join her husband. Dewey Scheeler of Chillicothe visited relatives for Easter. Margaret and Frances Andrews and Jack Rife of Columbus were weekend guests of Corwin Andrews. Don Davis family of Athens and T J Davis hosted. F L Crouse entertained Gates Trout family of Marietta and George Crouse of Columbus. Mrs Sam Hanley and son John of Nelsonville were among relatives and friends visiting.
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Hyde
Had Godenswager
Cleveland
Dewey Scheeler
Chillicothe
Margaret
Frances Andrews
Jack Rife
Columbus
Corwin Andrews
Don Davis
Athens
Marietta
George Crouse
Sam Hanley
John
Nelsonville
Berean Class Reports Strong Easter Attendance
Berean class reports 150 men attended Easter service Sunday morning. Guests Joe Collins Thomas Collins and J M Lowery of Logan praised the class work. The annual Berean memorial service will be observed next Sunday with all Nelsonville lodges invited.
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Nelsonville
Joe Collins
Thomas Collins
J. M. Lowery
Logan
Last Rites For Walter Davis Held In Glouster
Hundreds attended the Methodist church service for Walter Davis who died from injuries at mine 255. Rev. A A Turner delivered the sermon as Odd Fellows and Red Men lodges joined in the funeral procession with 126 cars taking mourners to Maplewood cemetery.
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Glouster
Methodist
Walter Davis
Grant Hospital
A. A. Turner
Odd Fellow Lodge
Red Men Lodge
Surial
Maplewood
Local Operators and Miners Meet in Columbus to End Strike
A meeting of miners' officials and operators will be held in Columbus today or tomorrow to settle the dispute causing mines 255 and 281 to go on strike last week. With these mines closed, none of Ohio Collieries company’s mines in the valley are operating.
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Glouster
Columbus
Ohio Collieries Company
John Franz Seeks Eye Specialist in Columbus Visit
Glouster residents report John Franz traveled to Columbus today to consult a specialist about a persistent eye problem that has troubled him for some time.
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Glouster
John Franz
Columbus
De Molays Attend Glouster Church Gathering
In Glouster on April 13 thirty eight De Molay youths from Athens accompanied by advisor William Bechtold Sr. attended a church gathering. The event featured a group visit as part of their community activities.
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DE Molays
Glouster
Ohio Women Offer Forest Conservation Scholarship Contest
The Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs announces a four year scholarship of The Martin L. Davey Forest Conservation Scholarship for Ohio high school students. Essays up to 500 words on Forest Conservation due by December 31, 1925. Arbor Day opening April 17 with results announced Arbor Day 1926.
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Akron
Ohio
Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs
W. W. Milar
Division of Conservation
Ohio Federation
Martin L. Davey
Congress
Ohio F Federation
Three Children Burned to Death in Ohio Fire
In Cincinnati on April 13 three children Emma Holden 12 Jane Holden 3 and Raymond Holdren 11 burned to death when coal oil used to start a fire for boiling Easter eggs exploded at their home near Miamitown Ohio. Their mother Mrs. Alice Holden 34 was seriously injured trying to save them.
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Cincinnati
Miamitown
Raymond Holdren
Emma
Jane Holden
Alice Holden
Names listed as guests at Methodist Episcopal church services
A list of guests attended Sunday morning services at the Methodist Episcopal church including Floyd Williams Harold Nice Charles Tribe Edward Long John Edwards Rex Roush Earl Shafer C G Litler John Siig ley C D McClannahan Paul Hattel David Hughes Phil Woodworth Edwin Cooper Walter Cornwell Edmund Miller Wm Bechtold Jr Frank Hickman Ralph Phillips Seibert Stiff Willis Blower Sam Bates Ted Stiff Ernest Wilson Ralph Brown Frank Farrell Franklin Dean Glennis Daugherty John Dalton Paul Cotton Don Brown Harold Pritchard Robert Pierce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Floyd Williams
Harold Nice
Charles Tribe
Edward Long
John Edwards
Rex Roush
Earl Shafer
C. G. Litler
John Siigley
C. D. McClannahan
Paul Hattel
David Hughes
Phil Woodworth
Edwin Cooper
Walter Cornwell
Edmond Miller
Wm. Bechtold
Frank Hickman
Ralph Phillips
Seibert Stiff
Willis Blower
Sam Bates
Ted Stiff
Ernest
May takes ten days for advanced dental study
Dr. F H May leaves Glouster for ten days of advanced dental study and will likely return Tuesday evening next week. Several local households hosted visitors over the weekend including Mr and Mrs John Sweeney Jr and son Malcolm with Mr and Mrs Herman Laneyfelt in Columbus. Mrs Edward McCune of Pittsburgh visits her mother Mrs Elizabeth Robinson for a couple weeks. Mr and Mrs T B Skinner of Columbus stayed with relatives. The Nev and Mrs A A Turner and Bowman traveled to Brownsville to visit relatives for a few days.
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Glouster
F. H. May
May
John Sweeney, Jr
Malcolm
Columbus
Herman Laneyfelt
Edward McCune
Pittsburg
Elizabeth Robinson
A. A. Turner and Son
Bowman
Brownsville
Attorney Kientz Heads Home After Visit to Parents
Attorney Edward Kientz of Los Angeles spent a couple of weeks in the city with his parents Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Kientz and left this morning for Columbus to visit his sister and brother-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wells before heading to his western home.
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Edward Kientz
Los Angeles
Cal
F. P. Kientz
Columbus
Fred Wells
Richards and Kittle Families Spend Sunday in Bremen
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Richards with Harold and George, and Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Kittle visited Bremen as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kittle and Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Miller on Sunday.
Canaan Township Seeks Transfer to Road Fund
Trustees filed a petition in Common Pleas court to move $1,000 from the general fund to the road fund to fund road improvements.
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Canaan Township
Common Pleas Court
Township General Fund
Suit Filed Over Merchandise Account Balance
Emmett H. Cotton sues in Common Pleas Court to recover 326.83 allegedly owed on a merchandise account.
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Emmett H. Cotton
Explosion at Lima home kills infant and injures boy
A coal oil lamp exploded in the home of John Mamp in Lima just after 9 am killing Albert 16 months old and injuring Francis five months old. Neighbor Irene Thomas pulled the infant from the flames as firemen fought the blaze. Mrs Mamp was away at the time. The other child Harry four escaped. The cause is believed to be a knocked over lamp.
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Lima
John Mamp
Albert
Harry
Irene Thomas
Francis
Auto collision near Canton kills Miketch
Pete Miketch age 30 died almost instantly when his car crashed into a Stark electric car just outside Canton city limits. Two companions, George Dovotovich and Mike Zuzich, were badly injured in the midnight collision.
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Canton
Pete Miketch
George Dovotovich
Mike Zuzich
Miketch
Edinburgh man wrongly jailed for forgeries freed after court ruling
A Scottish Court of Session reversal declares no forgery by David Chalmers Anderson, who had served seven years for alleged forged stocks. Anderson’s release faces no legal path. a national petition seeks a royal pardon from King George to free him, not to declare innocence.
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Edinburgh
Court of Session
Supreme Court of Scotland
David Chalmers Anderson
John Wilson
Wilson
Anderson
Bank of England
Lord Ashmore
Scotland
Inland Revenue Department
George
Female student numbers rise at Spanish institution
During the academic year ended in 1923 there were 363 female students at one institution in Spain, as against sixty in 1917.
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Spain
Son Ray Moore May Return Thursday Says Father
Athens township trustee Charles S. Moore father of A Ray Moore said the missing Mechanicsburg school principal plans to return to Athens Thursday after seeking work along the Ohio river He is wanted on a charge of unduly intimate relations with pupil Aldena Tewksbury and authorities fear he fled when not found by the sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles S. Moore
Athens Township
A. Ray Moore
Ohio River
Athens
Moore
PP. W. Helwig
Aldena Tewksbury
Mechanicsburg
R. W. Finsterwald
Edgar Mariner
Charles Moore
Wiley Sprague
Carl Porter
D. O. Chapple
Township Board of Education
Columbus
Ray
Mechanicsburg Schol
Federal Prosecutor Visits Columbus Spark Probe Sparks Rum Release
A. E. Bernsteen, federal district attorney for Northern Ohio, refused to reveal the purpose of his visit to FE L. Porterfield in Columbus. He said he would stay several days as his probe into the Hayner distillery, Troy, liquor release, continues amid expected disclosures.
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Columbus
A. EF. Bernsteen
Northern
Ohio
FE. L. Porterfield
Bernsteen
Hayner
Troy
Bell lines are put underground in Athens center
Workmen of the Bell Telephone company completed extending its cable service into the city center via the Home Telephone company's West Union street conduits. Linemen will move to Athens from the Nelsonville district to remove poles and wires along West Union street from the railroad crossing to Court street, clearing the street of overhead lines.
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Bell Telephon Company
Cty
Home Telephone Company
West Union Street
Athens
Nelsonsville
Court Street
Alabama Ends Two-Year Synchinge Gap
The report notes Alabama had not experienced a synchinge in two years, marking a notable lapse in synchronization events.
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Alabama
Kansas City Doctor Invents New Truss
A Kansas City surgeon, Dr. Andrews, touts a new truss for ruptures weighing a few ounces. The device claims comfort without belts or steel bands and promises healing without operation. Free trial offered to Messenger readers willing to write for referral.
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Kansas City
Andrews
Koch
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Miss Hellyer
C. A
Glouster News
Women OF State
T. B. Skinner
True Story Magazine
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S.S.S
Discovery
Buckeye
Buckeye State Building and Loan
Edgemont Crackers
F. J. Beasley Milling Co and Grocery Co
Sterne
Eeteoet
Cincinnati Soap Co
F. J. Beasley Milling and Grocery Co
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S. Eveless, Th A
Bamby
Rauch’s Bakery
Jeanette
Vena
Chick
Menab
Mac
Miss Burke
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