Gey F C Saneholtz Weds Miss Dearmin
Nelsonville April 17 The Rev Frederick C Saneholtz pastor of Vilgrim Holiness church and Miss Ida Edith Dearmin of Greenwood Indiana wed at the Dowler home with Rev C C McNall of Springfield Ohio officiating The couple will spend time in Greenwood Napoleon then reside at 717 High Street Nelsonville after May 1 A Parent Teacher committee met to plan the May 7 party at West School with an athletic exhibition by the Y Loys under Albert Dilcher plans called entertaining and promising.
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Nelsonville
Frederick C. Saneholtz
Vilgrim Holiness Church
Chestnut Street
Ida Edith Dearmin
Greenwood
Indiana
C. C. McNall
Springfield
Ohio
George Dowler
Sancholtz
Laneholtz
Ind
Napoleon
Parent - Teacher Association of the West
Y" Loys
Albert Dilcher
Clean Up Week Planned by Nelsonville Women
Nelsonville residents learn a clean up week will run next week after a Woman's Community Club meeting on Thursday. Detailed announcement appears in Sunday's Messenger.
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Woman’s Community Club
Gibson Buys Cunningham Greenhouse in Delaware
Darrel W. Gibson of Nelsonville has purchased the Cunningham greenhouse and home at Delaware and taken possession. He and his wife previously resided in Columbus, and he was once associated with his father W. W. Gibson in the Gibson Floral company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Darrel W. Gibson
Cunningham
Delaware
Local church meeting attendance in Meigs County
April 17 report lists residents attending Athens Presbytery and Presbyterial sessions in Middleport on Tuesday and Wednesday. Names include Edith Stiers J P Rice Frank Poston L J Krieg C G Sheppard Agnes Raybond Lou Shafer Charles Tedrow J M Hyde W L Hudson C E Weltzheimer and N Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Athens
Middleport
Edith Stiers
J. P. Rice
Frank Poston
L. J. Krieg
C. G. Sheppard
Agnes Raybond
Lou Shafer
Charles Tedrow
J. M. Hyde
W. L. Hudson
C. E. Weltzheimer
N. Hill
Death comes to a mother after infant birth
In Nelsonville on April 17 Mrs Sylvia Grose 38 died suddenly at home following the birth of a daughter. The infant died earlier the same day. Survived by husband William and six children. Funeral at 10 Monday morning at the family residence. Mrs Grose had lived in and near Nelsonville all her life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Sylvia Grose
William Grose
Grose
Lovett Rites Slated After Nelsonville Death
Harry Lovett 41 died suddenly at home in Nelsonville on Thursday evening. Funeral services set for Sunday morning at 1 oclock. Survived by his mother three brothers and two sisters including Mrs Carl Pettit of Nelsonville.
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Nelsonville
Harry Lovett
Carl Pettit
Edward Smith Dies of Heart Attack in Carbon Hill Garage
Nelsonville April 17 Edward Smith 68 of Carbon Hill died of a heart attack while backing his car from his garage at home. He leaves a widow and several children. Funeral services set for Monday at 2 PM in Carbon Hill.
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Nelsonville
Edward Smith
Carbon Hill
Hellyers Purchase Newton Restaurant in Elks Building
Mr and Mrs I E Hellyer have bought the Newton restaurant in the Elks building at Fayette and Hocking streets Nelsonville and have taken possession. The Hellyers are experienced restaurateurs who formerly ran a local hotel.
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Nelsonville
Ohio
I. E. Hellyer
Newton
Elks
Fayette and
Hocking Streets
Elks Stage Midweek Music Night With Pittsburgh Orchestra
The Elks entertainment committee sponsored an event from 8:30 to midnight Thursday featuring a seven piece orchestra from Pittsburgh. The music was described as usually good and attracted attendees for an evening of entertainment.
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Nelsonville
the Elks’ Entertainment Committee
Pittsburgh
Chippewa Tribe Meeting and Weekend Hike Planned
The Chippewa tribe will gather at 6 o clock this evening to study the Trees of Nelsonville and Com en The weekly hike will be held at 6 30 o clock Saturday morning.
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Jelsonville
Nelsonville
Comen
Miss Irma Stanfield to speak at Mothers Study and Sewing Club
Miss Irma Stanfield, Athens county Red Cross social worker, will be a guest at the Mother's Study and Sewing club meeting at the Y M C A in Nelsonville at 7 o'clock. She will demonstrate making hook rugs and an English lesson will follow.
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Nelsonville
Irma Stanfield
Athens County Red Cross Social Worker
Mother’s Study
Miss Stanfield
Hyperion Club Meets Saturday in Nelsonville
Nelsonville report says the Hyperion club will meet Saturday afternoon with Mrs. C. J. Bartels on Fort street.
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Hyperion Club
C. J. Bartels
Fort Street
Milk distribution in Nelsonville public schools ends
Spring weather brings discontinuation of milk in Nelsonville public schools. About 150 children received milk daily, funded by Christmas seal sales. Mrs. J. A. Stedem returns home after a month in Little Rock Arkansas with her son and daughter in law Anthony and wife.
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Nelsonville
J. A. Stedem
Little Rock
Arkansas
Anthony Stedem
Local Glouster Talent Stages "In Old Louisiana" at Opera House
A Thursday night home talent play titled In Old Louisiana delighted a large Glouster audience at the opera house. Directed by Miss Mary Smith the school music instructor, with Miss Josephine Blake as accompanist and local performers in all roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Old Louisianna
Opera House
Mary Smith
Josephine Blake
Flu Epidemic Sees Rising Local Cases In Glouster
In Glouster on April 17 more flu cases are reported than since the major epidemic years ago. The illness mainly affects elderly residents and children, with several serious cases noted.
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Glouster
SONS OF VETERANS TO CLOSE CHARTER AT GLOUSTER
E. W. Wilson of Columbus visited Glouster to verify all documents for closing the local Sons of Veterans charter. The charter will be closed at a meeting Monday night.
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Sons OF Veterans
Glouster
Robinett and Mrs Sadie Embrey Wed in Bishopville Home
Robinett and Mrs Sadie Embrey were united in marriage Wednesday afternoon by Rev J D McDonald at his Bishopville home. The couple reside with Mr Lobinett on Front Street and are at home to friends.
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Robinett
Sadie Embrey
J. D. McDonald
Bishopville
Mrs. Robinett
Lobinett
Front Street
Glouster Lodge Plans Knight of Pythias Meeting
Glouster April 17. Paige and Béquire to lead degree work at Glouster Lodge No. 336 Knights of Pythias meeting in the city Monday night.
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Glouster
Paige
Béquire
Glouster Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Council session set for tonight in Glouster
Glouster April 17. A regular city council meeting will be held at the city building this evening. It will be the last session of April.
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Glouster
Frampton to Preach at Bishopville Church Sunday
The Rev. Mr. Frampton will preach at Bishopville church this Sunday at 1 o clock instead of 2. He will return to 2 o clock preaching the following Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Mr. Frampton
Bishopville
Boy Taken for Medical Examination in Columbus
The little son of Mr and Mrs Harley Mc Call of Glouster was taken to Columbus on Thursday for a medical examination by a specialist. He was accompanied by his father and Miss Bess Harper district nurse.
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Glouster
Harley McCall
Columbus
Bess Harper
Inspection Postponed for Thea Chapter O E S
Glouster April 17 inspection for Thea Chapter O E S is rescheduled to the evening of April 28 instead of April 21 as previously announced.
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Glouster
Thea Chapter
No-Tobacco League speaker to address Sunday sermons
Red A. Sheets, field worker for the No Tobacco League, will speak at the Church of Christ during the sermon hour Sunday morning and at the Methodist church in the evening. Other local movements include residents returning home after winter visits and several trips to Columbus and Vienna for family visits.
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Glouster
Red A. Sheets
No-Tobacco League
Church of Christ
Methodist Church
Hospital Notes From Local Dispatch
Mrs. Delbert Wood of Glen Ebon had a major surgical operation at Sheltering Arms hospital Thursday morning. Scott Duncan of South Congress street was admitted Thursday for treatment of heart trouble. William Losey of Circle Hill continues to improve after a broken back from a Bailey Run mine accident two weeks ago. Clyde Sharp of Athens is convalescing from pneumonia. Miss Ethel Reeves of Albany is ill with pneumonia and recovering.
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Delbert Wood
Glen Ebon
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Scott Duncan
South Congress Street
William Losey
Circle Hill
Bailey Run
Clyde Sharp
Athens
Ethel Reeves
Albany
German towns debate wedding gifts for Crown Prince Wilhelm
More than 4000 towns may vote on whether the former Crown Prince Wilhelm should receive a wedding present of silver dishes that were promised twenty years ago. The dishes were unfinished when the war began and the treasure was placed in the Reichsbank. The bank hesitates to deliver them due to the prince's changed status.
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Berlin
Wilhelm
Reichsbank
Marriage Licenses Issued to Four couples in Nelsonville Area
Frederick C. Sanehoiltz a 38 year old Nelsonville minister and Edith Dermin 26 a Nelsonville evangelistic singer obtain licenses. Carl Ainsley Whitliams 21 of Nelsonville and Lucille Ferne Steenrod 22 of Nelsonville also license. Wilbur Arthur Shaffer 23 Sharpsburg farmer and Agnes Kern Dowiler 21 of Sharpsburg receive licenses.
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Frederick C. Sanehoiltz
Nelsonville
Pilgrim Holiness
Edith Dermin
Carl Ainsley Whitliams
Janenen
Lucille Ferne Steenrod
Wilbur Arthur Shaffer
Sharpsburg
Agnes Kern Dowiler
McCutcheon Bound Over For Grand Jury On Larceny Charge
Thomas McCutcheon was bound over to the grand jury this morning on a petty larceny charge by Probate and Juvenile Judge S. M. Johnson. The case has been pending several months. Bond was fixed at $300.
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Thomas McCutcheon
S. M. Johnson
Slaughter Lunacy Hearing Sails Through Probate Channel
Probate Judge SS M Johnson forwarded Athens depositions on the sanity of David Slaughter to the Ross county probate court. Slaughter is held for Ross county courts pending a lunacy hearing.
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SS. M. Johnson
Athens
David Slaughter
Ross
Slaughter
Ross County
Shingle Headache Reported Among Women
In London a new complaint labeled shingle headache appears among women. Neuralgia is said to be caused by sudden removal of the warm hair covering in bobbing.
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London
Lancashire Men Shun Mill Work
In Manchester England the trend shows younger Lancashire men avoiding mill work. This potential shortage prompts an investigation to find ways to make mill labor more attractive.
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Lancashire
Manchester
Eng
Samuel Cutlip Praises Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery
Samuel Cutlip of Portsmouth Ohio credits Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery with restoring his health after years of stomach and kidney issues. He reports improved digestion and blood enrichment after using the remedy and invites others to try a trial package by sending 10 cents to the Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo New York.
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Portsmouth
Ohio
Samuel Cutlip
Seventh St
Bloodlust claim marks Dublin murder case
State's Counsel depicts Ireland killings as bloodlust in the trial of Ralph Laffan a motor mechanic charged with murdering Ernest Khan a young Jew in Dublin Laffan faced serious charges but was not found guilty of murder and must answer other counts while Khan Millar and a second assailant were fleeing when shots rang out Millar testified and blamed Laffan for the fatal shot saying his face haunted him
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Dublin
Ieland
Ralph Laffan
Ernest Khan
Laffan
Khan
Millar
Wicoms
Fite
Onted Laffan
Eleven-Year-Old Rescues Infant in Bravery Act
In Brescia Italy an eleven year old boy Pietro Negrinelli jumped into twelve foot water to save a two year old who had fallen from a terrace near a lake. He caught the child by the dress with his teeth and kept afloat until helpers dragged them to shore.
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Brescia
Italy
Pietro Negrinelli
Seeds from gaseous emanations promise radium substitutes
Dr S A Gourtauld of Middlesex Hospital reports a method to capture gaseous emanations from podium refine them and bottle them in small tubes named seeds. He says seeds can be used externally and internally and are valuable where radium is used as a treatment, claiming they battle and utilize wasting energy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Gourtauld
Middlesex Hospital
Y. Gourtauld
Kimberley Aims to Rival Amsterdam in Diamond Cutting
Kimberley plans a large scale diamond cutting industry to rival Amsterdam. Negotiations near completion, says James Moir, Nimberley publicity committee chair. Parliament debates a bill to tighten government control to curb alleged vast profits of diamond companies.
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Johannesburg
Amsterdam
Kimberley
James Moir
Nimberley
Gold tipped toes set Paris fashion for summer
A Paris fashion note predicts Darisiennes will wear almost bare feet with toes painted in deep pink or gold this summer. A new shop showcases a minimalist style with a sole and heel and a gold tipped toe.
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Paris
Nobility at Work in Cannes Marriage Spouse Supports
Mrs FE H Tattersall, who wed a British lord’s son, began work in a dressmaking shop in Cannes within a week of marriage. Her husband approved the employment as she wished to work.
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Cannes
France
FE. H. Tattersall
Diamond Dyes Color Things New
Advertisement for Diamond Dyes promises safe tinting of fabric items by cold water or boiling. It claims easy instructions for dyeing lingerie silk rayon skirts coats and more with guidance to inform the druggist about fabric type wool silk linen cotton or blends.
Radium Seeds Used in London Hospitals
Radium seeds are now employed in London hospitals. This marks a new biomedical use as part of cancer treatment research underway in the city.
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London Hospital
London
Ancient Greek Relic Recovered From Village Well
In a village well near Athens a copper statue of a man was found in pieces. Officials suggest the statue was hidden to facilitate export. Pausanias notes bronze and marble figures by Praxiteles and Lysippus near Menara in 170 A.D. citing the Nine Muses and Jupiter.
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Athens
Greece
Pausanias
Menara
Praxiteles
Lysippus
Jupiter Lysippus
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Bride
Greenhouse
Meigs
Mother's Club
Hyperion
Glouster News
Coats
Luckoff
Chauncey’s
MR. Sheets
Lydia Nittle
Trimble
Crooksville
Clint Wing
Dwight Eddy
Spring Valley
Dyton
C. A. Palmer
F. P. Kientz
Fred Wells
Mary E. Dean
Canton
Genevieve Smith
W. H. Hoon
John H. Clark
Bartlett
George H. Clark
Vienna
W. Va
John Sands
Wittie Farm
Tierce Ridge
Grand Jury
Union Grocery
Nelsonville, O
Hamburg
Ireland
Lad
Mill ST
China
Alee
Oakland
Cal
E. Condrey
Grove St
Bayer
Nelsonvile
Georgettes
Hoodlet' Department Store
F.J. Preston Co
East Side
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