Seventy L B A Maccabees Visit Athens Evening Event
Seventy members of the Ladies Benefit Association of the Maccabees traveled to Athens by a special chartered car. The Athens Review performed first degree work and the local review presented the class and drill. Mrs Schraam and Miss Ira Hoover spoke and a lunch followed the program. The group returned late that night after an enjoyable evening.
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Athens
Ladies Benefit Association of the Maccabees
Athens Review
Schraam
Ira Hoover
Our City
B. P. O. E. Meeting Scheduled Tonight at 7:30
The B P O E lodge led by Ellis will hold a meeting tonight at 7 30. Members are expected to attend for an organizational session and updates.
Esther class annual meeting at Church of Christ
The Esther class of the Church of Christ Sunday school holds its annual meeting tonight in the church social rooms. A pot luck supper at six o'clock will precede the meeting, with business of importance to be taken care of.
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Esther
Church of Christ Sunday School
Esther Class Enters Contest With Athens Church Classes
The Esther class of the Church of Christ Sunday school will join a 10 week contest against the Athens church of Christ Esther class starting April 24. Points accrue: 2 per attending member, 1 per Bible, 1 per every 10 cents collected, and 5 extra points per day of morning service attendance. The losing side will banquet the winners.
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Esther
Church of Christ Sunday School
Athens
Loretta Mooney Guests at Logan Visit
Miss Loretta Mooney spent the weekend at Logan with Mr and Mrs Lawrence Mooney as her hosts.
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Loretta Mooney
Logan
Mrs
Lawrence Mooney
Elks Plan Meeting Tonight at 7:30
The Elks will meet this evening at 7:30. Members are urged to attend as plans for upcoming community events are discussed.
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ELKS
Mayor McCune Moves To Regulate Lemon Extract Sales
Mayor McCune announces at the next council session a plan to regulate lemon extract and similar concoctions after reports that several city stores are padding profits from this product. He aims to end the promiscuous sale of lemon extract and address its high alcohol content and risky combinations.
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McCune
Leave Granted as McCuffe Shifts to City Interests
The Citizens Central Bank announces McCuffe is granted a leave of absence to devote full time to city interests. A new day for Nelsonville is hinted as the mayor takes strong control of municipal affairs. The note urges citizens to step forward and do their bit.
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Citizens Central Bank
McCuffe
Nelsonville
Citizen
New Cake Machine At Washburn and Gibson Bakery
Washburn and Gibson bakers add a new cake machine to their cake department. The device mixes milk flour sugar butter and eggs, beating ingredients into a light fluffy batter. It is a labor saver and will help satisfy customers promptly.
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Washburn & Gibson
East End Married Men Triumph 16–0 Over Garage Team
The East End married men's team shut out the East End garage team 16 to 0 in a fast game last Sunday. Lineups include Garage Team Ted Green Carl Cline Clif Brown John Hysell Albert Fisk Amos Poli Lafe Carpenter Ernest Hardy Medwin Lowery. Married Men Ben Erwin Wm Matheny Roy Sayers Ray Elliott Dave Jones Jim Cusic Preach Coat Chas Herrold Harley Holcomb.
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East End
Ted Green
Carl Cline
Clif Brown
John Hysell
Albert Fisk
Amos Poli
Lafe Carpenter
Ernest Hardy
Medwin Lowery
Ben Erwin
Wm. Matheny
Roy’ Sayers
Ray Elliott
Dave Jones
Jim Cusic
Preachcoat
Chas. Herrold
Harley Holcomb
Birthday Party for Oria North at Edward Street Home
A birthday party honored Oria North at his parents home on Edward Street. Guests enjoyed music and games from 1 to 4, followed by an elaborate lunch for sixteen, with assistance from Miss Velma Storick and Miss Bessie Smith. Present were Edna Sayers Elizabeth Storick Margaret Springer Mary Frances North Elva Mae Daft Maxine North Margaret Kep lar Ladonna Daft Hazel Sayers Mary Shaw Harrold McCray Emery Shaw Kenneth Storick Earl Morman Jack Sayers Joe and Oria North. The guest of honor received many beautiful presents.
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Oria North
Edward Street
Oria
Velma Storick
Bessie Smith
Edna Sayers
Elizabeth Storick
Margaret Springer
Mary Frances North
Elva Mae Daft
Maxine North
Margaret Keplar
Ladonna Daft
Hazel Sayers
Mary Shaw
Harrold McCray
Emery Shaw
Kenneth Storick
Earl Morman
Jack Sayers
Joe
Lama Family Visiting Middleport
Mr and Mrs Earl Lama and their young daughter are spending a few days in Middleport visiting relatives and enjoying local sights.
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Mrs. Earl Lama
Little Daughter
Middleport
Sharp Family Returns From California Winter
Mr and Mrs C C Sharp and their children Rebecca and William returned Monday after spending the winter in sunny California.
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California
C. C. Sharp
Rebecca
William
Mrs Stella Stillwell Visited This City Over Weekend
Mrs Stella Stillwell of Middle spent the weekend in this city sightseeing and visiting friends. She returned home Sunday evening after a brief stay and expressed appreciation for local hospitality.
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Stella Stillwell
City Chamber Meets to Discuss the City Manager Plan
Thursday evening the chamber holds its regular meeting with dinner at 6 15 and full attendance expected. Reports on many matters and new business planned. A C Barclay deputy national field scout executive will discuss Boy Scout work as a guest speaker.
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D. of A
A. C. Barclay
Murray City residents fined for disorderly conduct and intoxication
Wen Driggs Dave Roberts Dave Thomas and Arthur Roberts all of Murray City were fined and costs totaling 9.80 each after pleading guilty to disorderly conduct. Charles Shuttle worth, arraigned on the same charge, pleaded not guilty with a hearing set for Friday. Robt Dalrymple pleaded guilty to an intoxication charge and was fined 15 dollars totaling 18.80.
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Wen Driggs
Dave Roberts
Dave Thomas
Arthur Roberts
Murray City
McCune
Charles Shuttleworth
Dalrymple
Lunacy Charge Filed Against James McCulloch
James McCulloch was taken to Athens yesterday for examination by the Probate Court after a lunacy affidavit was filed against him.
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James McCulloch
Athens
Lax Resigns Council Post to Accept Service Director Role
William Lax resigns from the Third ward council seat to become service director appointed by Mayor McCune. He replaces Isaac Warner who had been temporarily handling duties until a permanent director was secured.
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William Lax
Third Ward
McCune
Lax
Isaac Warner
Local social notes from Nelsonville and surrounding areas
Abbie Porter spends Sunday at home in Nelsonville. Mrs. Lowry has a front porch built. Mrs. Arthur Finney shopped in Athens Friday. The Hurdleson Family show returns Tuesday night. Mr. and Mrs. Goodson traveled to Nelsonville Friday. Margaret Noble, Luhrig teacher, weekend with parents. Floyd Linscott visited Hooper Ridge. Eber Varner and wife from Sugar Creek visited the Tiptons. Varner relatives motored to Nelsonville Sunday. Eber Linscott and Miss Pearl Barnes with Dan and Mrs. Linscott at Hooper Ridge. Russell McHarg spent weekend at Lancaster. Miss Jennie Finney of Athens visited sister Mrs. Harrison Davies. Mrs. S. G. Davies and James Birchfield visited from Canaanville. Darrell Moore spent Sunday with John Six at Armitage.
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Abbie Porter
Nelsonville
Lowry
Arthur Finney
Athens
Hurdleson
Goodson
Margaret Noble
Luhrig
Floyd Linscott
Hooper Ridge
Eber Varner
Sugar Creek
Harry Tipton
Tipton
Eber Linscott
Pearl Barnes
Dan Linscott
Russell McHarg
Lancaster
Jennie Finney
Harrison Davies
S. G. Davies
James Birchfield
Canaanville
Arthur Birchfield
Darrell Moore
John Six
Armitage
Senate panel to take up Knox peace resolution Thursday
Senator Lodge announced that the Senate foreign relations committee will consider the Knox peace resolution on Thursday. The notice spotlights ongoing legislative action on international diplomacy.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Knox
Senator Lodge
Playground Tag Day Set for Saturday
The Athens Playground Association schedules Tag Day this Saturday with Boy and Girl Scouts tagging pedestrians. Citizens are urged to respond as the association is deeply in debt and in need of funds.
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Athens Playground Association
Bebe Daniels Serves Ten Day Jail Term In California
In Santa Ana the film star serves a ten day sentence for speeding in a roadster. A United Press reporter spent three hours with her behind bars to glimpse her jail routine. She receives visitors, plays records, eats, and enjoys fortune telling as she endures her confinement.
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Santa Ana
Cal
Bebe Daniels
United Press
Harold Lloyd
Marie Mosquini
Max Linder
Penryn Stanislaws
Evangelist Dr Clarence Mitchell to Lead Millfield Revival
Lima minister Dr Clarence Mitchell will conduct a series of revival meetings at Millfield Christian Church beginning Sunday April 24. He recently led successful meetings at New Marshfield and is expected to draw strong public participation from all churches.
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Clarence Mitchell
Lima
Millfield
The
Christian Church
Mitchell
New Marshfield
Teacher Certification Examinations Set for May at Ohio University
The board of school examiners will hold public examinations for county teacher certificates at Ellis Hall auditorium Ohio University Athens on May 7 1921 starting 7 AM. Applicants must show specified professional training or equivalent experience and file credits with the county superintendent promptly for evaluation by the state department.
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State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Board of Examiners
Ellis Hall
Ohio University
Athens
Ohio
State Department of Public
County Exam Regulations for Teaching Certificates
The county superintendent’s office provides details on a practical teaching test before examination day. Temporary Athens county certificates expiring May 7 1921 must report to the examination room on that date to arrange coverage for any post‑May teaching. If your school ends before that date, do not observe this regulation. Examiners prefer certificate renewals in May or July due to crowded later exams.
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Athens County
Memorial services planned by Central Labor Union
Central Labor Union schedules memorial services for Sunday May 2 in the opera house with a mixed religious attendance. A committee Frank Burns D W Wallace and C M Sands coordinates arrangements and seeks local union cooperation. The group notes the 41st AFL convention set for Denver starting June 13 and discusses Senate Bill No 230 on liability insurance competition with Ohio's compensation law.
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Central Labor Union
Opera House
Frank Burns
D. W. Wallace
Hollister
le Fever
Archer
Ohio
Good Times Club Meets at Trimble Home
The Good Times Club gathered Thursday evening at Mr. and Mrs. 8S. 8S. Underwood’s Trimble residence. Members enjoyed music and games and were served refreshments at a late hour.
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Good Times
Underwood
Trimble
Mrs E M Reese Visits Canaanville Followers Illness Of Isaac Price
Mrs E M Reese returned yesterday from Canaanville where she was called by the illness of Isaac Price a former Glouster resident. Price's condition was greatly improved yesterday morning. Charles Mills of Calvary was here en route to Columbus to undergo an Operation Grant hospital. He was accompanied by Mrs Mills. Mrs EB B Drury and Mrs W R Drury went to Nelsonville yesterday to spend a couple of days with friends. Mrs Charles Cook Sr of Cleveland who has been visiting her son Charles Cook Jr and family at Canaanville came yesterday for a
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E. M. Reese
Canaanville
Isaac Price
Glouster
Price
Charles Mills
Calvary
Columbus
Grant Hospital
Mills
Eb, B. Drury
W. R. Drury
Nelsonville
Charles Cook Sr
Cleveland
Charles Cook Jr
State inspectors file 342 affidavits under food law
T C Gault announces that inspectors recorded 342 affidavits during the year ending July 1 1920 under the state dairy and food division.
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T. C. Gault
Dairy and Food Division
Visit With Relatives Before Returning Home
A brief item notes travel plans to visit relatives in a city before returning home, indicating a domestic journey and family visit as the sequence of steps.
Boy Hurt When Wagon Wheel Nails Gashed Foot
Zern Joyce 12, Hollister, suffered a deep cut on his foot after a wagon wheel rolled over a nail spike sticking out of the wheel. The injury occurred Saturday evening while the boy hung on the back of the wagon and required several stitches.
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Zern
Peter Joyce
Hollister
Revival Meeting at Church of Christ Sees 23 Additions
Revival at the Church of Christ drew 23 additions with 17 baptisms and 6 by letter. Attendance was strong and interest high.
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Church of Christ
William Gutowski dies at home in Sugar Creek Ohio
William Gutowski of Sugar Creek Ohio died Monday at 3 PM his home The funeral will be Wednesday at 9 AM at St Pauls church Athens with burial in the Catholic cemetery He is survived by his widow and several children A baby died several weeks ago
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Sugar Creek
William Gutowski
St. Paul's Church
Athens
Harding Nominates White for Internal Revenue Post
President Harding sent to the Senate today the nomination of Albert W. White of Parkersburg West Virginia to be collector of internal revenue for the district of West Virginia.
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Washington
Harding
Senate
Internal Revenue
District of West Virginia
Albert W. White
Parkersburg
W. Va
Jersey City to Host Carpentier Fury Sites Named
Promoter Rickard announced the DeMarco fight will be staged at one of three Jersey City sites under review in New Jersey. The boxing event, involving Dery and Carpentier, drew attention as organizers weigh venue options amid regional boxing plans.
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New York
Jersey City
N. J
Firs Rickard
Ohio considers wireless distribution of daily market reports
State departments study a plan to wireless market reports daily across Ohio. Agriculture Secretary N E Shaw says details are not final and June or July remains likely for implementation. A receiving station in Columbus would handle daily reports via a project linked to the U S Department of Agriculture.
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Columbus
Ohio
N. E. Shaw
United Press Today
Shaw
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Senate Finance Committee
United States Department of Agriculture
State Agriculture Department
Prohibition Crackdown Lifts Whisky Prices in New York
Police activity to safeguard prohibition in New York led to a sharp rise in whisky wholesale price from 60 to 90 dollars per case, reflecting enforcement impact on illicit alcohol markets.
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New York
Passover Observed With Unleavened Bread Festival Start
Passover begins Friday April 22 and continues through the concluding service on Friday April 29. The festival, ancient in origin, marks the Exodus from Egypt and features Matzoth or unleavened bread eaten as the bread of affliction to recall the haste of departure.
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Israel
Demurrer Filed in Supreme Court Case on State Land Payment
Columbus April 19 Attorney General Price filed demurrers in the supreme court to a writ of mandamus by J J Stafford of Bucyrus to compel the state treasurer to issue payment for land in Holmes County contracted by the board of administration as an institution for the feeble minded.
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Columbus
Price Today
Supreme Court
Damus
J. J. Stafford
Bucyrus
Ho See
Board of Administration
McCoy Bill Advances Despite House Committee Session
The house temperance committee held an executive session Tuesday and reported the McCoy bill for passage. It prohibits writing beer and wines for car purposes and there were no amendments adopted. The measure allows the designation of pure ethyl alcohol.
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Columbus
House Temperance Committee
Kaiser Has Attack In Doorn
Former Emperor Wilhelm suffered a severe nervous attack at Doorn in the early hours. Household members guarded him and kept watch through the night as care was provided.
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Kaiser
Doorn
Holland
Wilhem
Fr Ee
Helm
Ontario "Bone Day" vote on liquor ban returns
Ontario voters moved to prohibit intoxicating liquors in a statewide ballot. Incomplete returns from Toronto and other cities show a large majority in favor with about 100,000 counted so far.
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Ontario
Toronto
Ont
Apr
Nate Tario
Greensburg Machinist Detained In Illusive Claim
An unclear Greensburg machinist narrative describes a lengthy, erratic account involving indecipherable figures and alleged company relations. The fragment hints at job trouble, layoffs, and personal pleas without coherent details or verifiable facts.
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E. D. Stokes
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Wm. Mills
Citizens Central
Bank Bldg
Nelsonville, Ohio
NEW Service
Beebe Daniels
Evangelist
Trilby
Lash
Glouster Opera House
Kilroy Britten
Lyrics By
Richard Maddox
Music By
T. H. Wilthite
Company of 30
White
IR Tho
Greensburg
Mach Ua
En Veil
Nervwind ‘Co
Athens Soap & Chemical Co
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Raigéon
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