Logan High to Debate Nelsonville on Immigration Policy
Logan High hosts Nelsonville High Friday at 8 PM in the school auditorium. The debate claims European immigration should be restricted for five years with Donald Johnson Elia Gilbert Floyd Rosser and Nelva Walker as Nelsonville negatives and Joseph Stedem Tassie Walker Lucile Hutchinson as Logan negatives coached by C R Brickles.
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Logan High School
Nelsonville High School
Donald Johnson
Elia Gilbert
Floyd Rosser
Nelva Walker
Logan
Joseph Stedem
Tassie Walker
Lucile Hutchinson
C. R. Brickles
Nelsonville
MASONS TO MEET
A special communication of Philadorean Lodge is planned for Friday night at 7 with the district lecturer present and the entered apprentice degree to be conferred. There will be refreshments and a large attendance is desired. Harry Hickman, W. M.
Sportsmen's News Meeting Tonight at Co-op Store
Regular meeting at 7 30 pm over the Co-op store to hear Charley Evans discuss ordered rabbits. If arrivals occur today he will bring one to the meeting. Several new members will attend.
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Sportsmen’s News
Charley Evans
Initiation in the First Degree Mentioned
The phrase indicates a reference to the initiation process in the first degree. It appears as part of a larger procedural or ceremonial context. Further details from surrounding text would clarify the specific organization and ritual involved.
Cemetery repair fund receives local donations and volunteer help
Contributions toward the Fort Street cemetery fund include Hollister R. Russell of Portsmouth $10 and several donors from Pittsburg and local sponsors. Volunteers Billie Sams and John Nutter supplied a day of work, Bern Sanders laid brick steps, and Vern Workes hauled dirt to shape the area.
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F. G. Cooley
Forst Street
Hollister R. Russell
Portsmouth
Charles Shiviey
Pittsburg
Carl Hayman
Anna Stillwell
Dan Shay
William Hick
Billie Sams
John Nutter
Bern. Sanders
Vern Workes
Fort Street
Mrs Mann and Peggy Ann Leave for Patas hult Ohio
Mrs A M Mann and Peggy Ann depart for home at Patas hult Ohio after visiting Mrs Wilbur Johnson and her daughter. Peggy Ann accompanied them for a week long stay. Mrs Mary Howe Snooke of Sugar Grove visits her parents Mr and Mrs J R Howe.
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A. M. Mann
Peggy Ann
Patashult
Wilbur Johnson
Mary Howe
Sugar Grove
J. R. Howe
Luxurious Pink and White Luncheon at Cable Home
Mrs E J Cable and Mrs Ed Dean hosted a refined luncheon Wednesday afternoon at the Cable residence. Rose buds and carnations provided the floral motif in pink and white, with a fourcourse menu served to fifty invited guests in an elegant springtime gathering.
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Cable Home
E. J. Cable
Ed Dean
Memorial for Beloved Young Woman Laid to Rest at Greenlawn
Friends and relatives paid tribute to the memory of a fine young woman as flowers filled the service. The body was laid to rest at Greenlawn Cemetery, marking a somber farewell.
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Greenlawn
Mayor's Court Fines For Obscene Language And Violations
Parkersburg West Virginia official records show W H Johnson fined 50 dollars and costs plus five days in city prison for obscene language in the presence of a female. Henry Wallace fined 25 dollars and costs for hiring a boy under age to work in a mine. Affidavit filed by Mine Inspector James Ginnan and D Hellyer fined five dollars and costs for disorderly conduct.
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W. H Johnson
Parkersburg
W. Va
Henry Wallace
James Ginnan
D. Hellyer
Knights of Pythias Clubhouse Reopens With Social Evening
The K of P quarters, closed for weeks for repairs and redecorating, will reopen Friday evening. Members and families are invited to attend a program of music readings and short addresses with refreshments to follow.
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K. of P
K. of P.’s
Masonic Social Circle hosts ladies night at temple
The Masonic Social Circle hosts a ladies night event at the Masonic Temple tonight starting promptly at eight o'clock.
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Masonic
Masonic Temple
PTA Meeting Scheduled at Central Building Friday
The Parent-Teacher Association will meet at the Central building Friday afternoon at 2:30. Patrons of the school are urged to attend.
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Parent
Funeral closes city businesses for Mrs Edna Mechem Dundas
All business houses closed Wednesday afternoon from 2 to 3 30 during funeral services for Mrs Edna Mechem Dundas daughter of a prominent merchant Rev C C L Johnson conducted services at the Mechem home attended by many townspeople
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Edna Mechem Dundas
CC. L. Johnson
A. G. Mechem
Reia
B B M Club Hosts Social Evening at Myers Street Home
Mrs Elizabeth Fluke and Mrs Frank Neikirk hosted the B B M club gathering with sixteen members attending. Guests included Mesdames Ora Barrows V irgie Hickman Goldie Carter Bess Courtney Muriel Weist Fern Bunt off Anna Pospical Mathewson Orna Beigle and Miss Gladys Nelson.
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Elizabeth Fluke
Frank Neikirk
B. B. M. Club
Myers Street
Mesdames Ora Barrows
Virgie Hickman
Goldie Carter
Bess Courtney
Muriel Weist
Fern Buntoff
Anna Pospical
Mathewson
Orna Beigle
Gladys Nelson
American firm plans gold mining along Maroni river border
An American company intends to mine gold along the Maroni river, the boundary separating French and Dutch Guiana, signaling potential cross-border natural resource activity and investment.
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Maroni River
Dutch Guiana
Drapery Fabrics Sale Prices Listed for Curtains
The notice lists fabric deals including Scrim and Marquisettes from 25c to 75c per yard Cretonnes 25c to 1.50 per yard Natural Pongee durable for casement curtains priced 1.25 to 1.65 per yard Easily launderable choice for home use with multiple yardage options.
Peterson Ointment Fund Claims Healed Ulcer Worldwide
A 1918 letter from Medina New York touts Petersons Ointment curing an 9 by 6 12 inch ulcer after nine dollars worth of salve, with praise from Mrs Albert Southcott. The item links mailed testimonials to Buffalo manufacturer Money not money but healing power and mentions orders filled by Peterson Ointment Co Inc. in Buffalo New York.
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Peterson
Buffalo
Albert Southcott
Medina N. Y
Maney Peterson Ointment Co., Inc
Medina, N
Peterson Ointment Co., Inc
Buffalo, N. Y
Effort to teach Athens illiterates stalls at first meeting
Athens reports 64 city residents and 122 in city and township cannot read English. The illiterates include 39 white, 22 colored, and 3 foreigners in the city. A preliminary drive to gather learners failed. organizers urge friends to influence literacy and plan another meeting.
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Athens
8. K. Mardis
S. K. Mardis
Pie Supper At Rocky Point School House
A pie supper is set for Rocky Point school house on Saturday evening April 16. Everyone is welcome to attend.
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Rocky Point
Delightful Sewing Club Gathering In Coolville
Mrs. G R Gunder hosted the Sewing Club at Main Street with sewing and conversation followed by refreshments. August 13 14 15 are set for this year’s chautauqua featuring Hawaiian Singers and Players and a New York dramatic company. Mrs. Alex Caldwell returned from Columbus hospital to her home last Tuesday and appeared improved. Mr. Frank B Tidd has returned from Cincinnati after a few days.
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G. R. Gunder
Main Street
New York
Alex Caldwell
Columbus
Caldwell
Frank B. Tidd
Cincinnati
Ruptured and Free Trial Promise Draws Thousands
A promotional message touts a free trial approach to treating ruptures, claiming broad applicability from old to new and from large to small injuries. The pitch emphasizes accessible options and a wide audience reach.
Free trial offered for rupture treatment by W & Rice
A promotional notice urges anyone with a rupture to write for a free trial of a stimulating application. It claims the device tightens muscles, closes the opening, and eliminates the need for trusses or surgery, urging immediate response to avoid long life of supports and risks like gangrene.
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W. &. Rice
Main St
Adama
N. Y
Free Sample Treatment for Rupture Offered by W.8 Rice Inc
An advertisement from W.8 Rice, Inc. of 2237 Main St Adams NY offers a free sample treatment for rupture. Readers are invited to send name and address including state to receive the complimentary stimulating application.
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Rice, Inc
Main St
Adams, N. Y
International Harvester Cuts Farm Machinery Prices 10 Percent
The International Harvester Company announced a 10 percent price cut on all farm machinery containing steel. The move targets harvesting gear such as binders, reapers, mowers, rakes, loaders, corn binders, huskers, and silo feeders. The cut follows a prior 10 percent reduction on wood and iron components and sets a lower replacement cost for customers.
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Chicago
International Harvester Company
Harvester Company
Funeral for Fred Littlejohn Set in City Home
Funeral services for Fred Littlejohn will be held Friday at 2 30 A M at his late home with Glouster Lodge No 607 F and A M in charge though the deceased was not a member. Rev Landsitter will preach the sermon. Interment follows at Greenlawn Cemetery near Nelsonville. Lewis Sarina of Columbus is visiting Hollister with his parents.
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Fred Littlejohn
Glouster Lodge
Landsitter
M. BE
Greenlawn Cemetery
Nelsonville
Glouster Alumni Meet Sets Banquet Plans
Glouster high school alumni association will meet this evening in the high school auditorium to make further arrangements for the annual banquet honoring the graduating class. All alumni members residing in the area are requested to be present.
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Glouster High School Alumni Association
Eee
Miss Laura Rankin Returns to Marion With Kin
Miss Laura Rankin comes back to Marion on Tuesday after a week in the city with her parents and Mrs. Lizzie Johnson. She is accompanied by her grandfather D S McGee of Trimble who will stay a week.
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Frances
Tidd
Billy
Br. C
Harper
Convoy
Isaac Gibbs
Here
Frank Griffin
Mabel Walden
Fort Worth
Texas
Clarkson Plumy
Laura Rankin
Marion
Lizzie Johnson
D.S. McGee
Trimble
Vice President Promises Miner Relief Talks May Work
Vice President Robert Marshall attended a miners meeting to secure work for idle men. He cited talks with Sunday Creek officials who aim to reopen the mine by May first. Meanwhile workers from No 10 may find jobs in other valley mines until No 10 resumes. Some families recently moved near Mine 10 face hardship. Relief plans are being arranged through the state miners organization headquarters.
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Robert Marshall
Marshall
Sunday Creek
No. 10
Miners’ Organization
Local residents travel for work and errands to Buckeye Lake and Columbus
Fred and Will Helfelt, Jack Franken, James Morris and James McGlone traveled to Buckeye Lake this morning to finish a cottage project. Mrs. W. T. Gladden and Miss Mabel Jones spend the day in Columbus. W. H. Fierbaugh of Greens Run was here en route to Columbus for business.
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Fred
Will Helfelt
Jack Franken
James Morris
James McGlone
Buckeye Lake
W. T. Gladden
Mabel Jones
Columbus
W. H. Fierbaugh
Greens Run
Mrs Bowes and Sister Visit Columbus From Lancaster
Mrs. George Bowes of Lancaster visiting relatives in this city and her sister Mrs. Fred Mooney of Corning are spending the day in Columbus.
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George Bowes
Lancaster
City
Fred Mooney
Corning
Columbus
Memorial Sermon At Hollister Church Honors James Robinson
Seven accessions and seven conversions have occurred at U B church Hollister under Dr Harbert up to Thursday. The ministerial team includes M L Fisher Rev George Orndorf and many laymen. Sunday schedule features a memorial sermon for James Robinson at 11 AM a men’s sermon at 2 PM and an evening sermon on The Judgment Day all are welcome.
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U. B
Hollister
Harbert
Trimble Couple Welcome Baby Girl Born April Twelfth
Mr and Mrs Jesse Collins announce the birth of a baby girl in Trimble born April 12. The mother and infant are reported doing well and the child weighed nine pounds at birth.
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Jesse Collins
Trimble
Opposition to Ohio minimum wage law voiced at chamber
Lynn E. Revenaugh of the Ohio Retail Dry Goods Association argues against a proposed statewide minimum wage for women and minors. He cites potential regional wage inequities and questions the law’s practicality, while critics from academia note two sides to the issue.
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Ohio
Chamber of Commerce
Lynn E. Revenaugh
Ohio Retail Dry Goods Association
Revenaugh
Murch
First Christian Church
A. Nash
Cincinnati
Nash
United States
Kevenaugh
Qohio House
Senate
Consumers’ League
Supreme Court
Australia
Canning
K. Mardis
Athens
First Athens County rural village meet opens field events
Friday marks the inaugural rural and village high schools meet at the Athens county fair grounds with events for girls and boys including sprints vaults throws relays and distance runs. A literary contest follows at Music hall at 7 30 pm with prizes for oration poems vocal and instrumental music and humorous production.
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Athens County
Athens County Fair Grounds
Music Hall
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Ad Testimonial
An advertisement features testimonials from women in Tennessee and Michigan praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief during the Change of Life. It claims the remedy eases hot flashes and nervous symptoms, supports the nervous system, and offers a free informational text.
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Afton
Tenn
Lydia E
Pinkham
Kwiien
Mary Lister
Adrian
Lydia E. S
Lydia B.ham
Mai Lister
Frank Street
Mich
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia
Arlanes
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Elsonville
Wm. Mills
Citizens Central
Bank Bldg
Nelsonville, Ohio
K. OF
Cretonnes
Nelsonville Dry Goods Co
Coolville
Lewis Sarina
Mrs
Paul Sarina
Ole Huto Sales
Green River
Dean & Barry’s
the Carpenter Hardware CO
Glouster
T. W. Coe
Albany
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