Miracles Central Topic At Athens Presbytery Meet
The spring session of Athens presbytery opened at Nelsonville Presbyterian church with Rev. Alvin N. Crowe elected moderator. Dr. E. B. Townsend urged belief in miracles, contrasting pantheism with Christian faith. New ministers joined, funds approved for vacation Bible schools, and national missions leader Dr. W. R. King spoke on Americas role in Christ’s work.
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Nelsonville
Alvin N. Crowe
McConnelsville
Athens
Dr. Townsend
Jesus
God
Townsend
Christ
Walter Jones
Pomeroy
Presbytery
C. R Douglass
Logan Church
West
Robert C. Johnson
West Virginia
New Matamoras
W. L. Martin
Irene McDowell
Deanville
Hocking Valley
Cr. C. Sharp
Charles Bowen
Logan
Beach Grove
Marietta
Methodist Church
Lloyd Evans
Nelsonville Church
E. B. Townsend
John Gienn
Gallipolis
G. C
W. R. King
New York City
Board of National Missions
Dr. King
National Board
America
Woman's Missionary Society of Athens Presbytery
Edwin B. Townsend
Howard Bay
Beverly
Miss Weeks
Frank W
Bible
Chicago
The
Foreign Missions Board
Marmola Prescription Tablets Claim Fat Loss Method
An advertisement promotes Marmola Prescription Tablets as a weight loss solution by addressing a supposed gland control of nutrition. It claims no special exercise or diet is needed and urges four tablets daily with a pamphlet explaining results. Boxes are sold by druggists for $1 each.
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Promises Instant Digestive Relief
Promote Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a remedy for sour or acid stomach and indigestion with claims of rapid relief. The ad cites 50 years of physician prescription, claims superior acid neutralizing power to bicarbonate and notes the product is a registered trademark by The Charles H. Phillips Chemical Co. and its predecessor.
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Phillips
U. S
Charles H. Phillips Chemical Co
Charles H. Phillips
Judge to Speak at Carbon Hill High Graduation
Judge Harley M. Whitcraft of Logan will address Carbon Hill high school graduates at the annual commencement in Nelsonville. The program includes music by the orchestra and glee club, salutatory by Kay Blosser, class history and oration by Lillian Johnson, Edith Syx prophecy, Josephine Gears will, and valedictory by Catherine Lowes with diplomas presented by Mr. Coleman. Reverend O J How earth will give the benediction.
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Nelsonville
Harley M. Whitcraft
Logan
Carbon Hill High School
Omnes
Mr. Dixon
Glee Club
Kay Blosser
Lucile Johnson
Lillian Johnson
Edith Syx
Josephine Gears
Rudolph Blosser
Martha Johnson
Catherine Lowes
Mr. Coleman
O. J. Howearth
Elsie Smith 40 Dies at Home in Jobs Ohio
Nelsonville April 19 Miss Elsie Smith 40 died at her home at Jobs Ohio Monday Funeral services set for Jobs church Wednesday at 1 PM Burial at Murray City She leaves mother one sister and three brothers.
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Nelsonville
Elsie Smith
Jobs
Ohio
Murray City
Obituary Notice for Local Resident with Family Survivors
Thirteen years ago she moved in with her son Robert Williams. Her health has failed for months. A United Brethren member, she leaves three sons John Williams of West Virginia Robert Nelsonville Henry Uhrichsville and daughter Mrs King of this city. Funeral arrangements have not been completed.
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Robert Williams
United Brethren
John Williams
West Virginia
Robert
Nelsonville
Henry
Uhrichsville
King
Health officials inspect East school pupils
Nelsonville officials led by Dr. W. H. Hyde and nurse Ethel Walker visited the East school Monday and examined 380 pupils. Ten pupils were found with measles and one with mumps. affected students were sent home for isolation.
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Nelsonville
W. H. Hyde
Ethel Walker
Birge Funeral Postponed in Floodwood
Funeral services for Edward Birge of Floodwood were delayed to Wednesday at 3 30 p m awaiting a brother's arrival. Services will be at the late residence near Floodwood.
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Nelsonville
Edward Birge
Floodwood
Display Flags Requested by Nelsonville Citizens
Nelsonville residents urged to display flags on homes and public buildings in a citywide observance announced April 19. Officials cited national remembrance and community unity as reasons for participation.
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Nelsonville
Thousands Have Hepatic Torpidity And Don’t Know It
A health ad urges readers to treat hepatic torpidity with Klax-Ko tablets from Cline's Pharmacy Co. and others. It lists symptoms like dizziness headaches shortness of breath stomach gas and right side pain. The ad promises a refund if no benefit within a week and claims many have benefited.
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Ular
Cline’s Pharmacy Co
Murdy and McNally Return From Visit to McGovern
Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Murdy of Jasonville Indiana and Mrs. J B McNally of Columbus have returned home after visiting Mrs Harry McGovern.
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Edward J. Murdy
Jasonville
Indiana
J. 8. McNally
Columbus
Harry McGovern
Sadie Williams Dies At Home In Nelsonville
Mrs Sadie Williams 76 died this morning at 8 oclock at the home of her daughter Dollie King 435 Poplar Street Nelsonville after eighteen years in the city and forty years nearby Her husband had died earlier in life.
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Nelsonville
Sadie Williams
Dollie King
Poplar Street
Wiliams
Pythian Sisters to Display Flag at District Convention
The Pythian Sisters will display the American flag Thursday April 21 during the district convention meeting here that day.
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Pythian Sisters
Pythian Sister
National Music Week Observed at Sonville High
Sonville High announces National Music Week from May 1 to 6 with organized exercises. C. E. Scott will install a radio in the main auditorium for the week. Further program details will be released later.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville High School
C. E. Scott
Rotary leaders attend Marietta district conference
Nelsonville Rotary president W F H Parks G R Robinson and Walter Wolf attended the Marietta district conference yesterday. Parks and Robinson returned last night while Wolf will serve as delegate for the rest of the season.
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Nelsonville
W. F H. Parks
Alumni banQuet toast master in Vinton hosts event
Orland MecLaulgin serves as toast master at the annual alumni banquet in Vinton tonight. William Nethery from Charleston, West Virginia, is visiting for a few days, while his wife, guest of her parents Mr and Mrs Adam Scheeler, has been there several days and will ac-
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Orland MecLauglin
Vinton
William Nethery
Charleston
W. Va
Adam Scheeler
Notable weekend visits across Nelsonville area
A string of guests visited local families over the weekend. The Paxtons and Smiths from Zanesville and Bicknell were hosted by the Tigners near Nelsonville. Edgar of Columbus visited Mrs. W B Edgar and grandma Mrs. Seibert. Gertrude Jacobs of Lancaster and Floyd Westenbarger stayed with the Jacobs in Nelsonville Route 3.
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Earl Paxton
Lillian Tigner
Dan Smith
Zanesville
Fred Messer
Milton Messel
Bicknell
Indiana
W. C. Tigner
Nelsonville
Chester Edgar
Columbus
Westenbarger
Lancaster
Miss Jacobs
William Jacobs
Gertrude
Clinton Hick
James Grant
Fanny Shields
Mary Catherine
Mary Shipley
Eva Jane
William Hick
Mrs J C Roberts and Family Visiting Port Washington
Mrs J C Roberts and her daughter Mary Elizabeth and son Port Washington Wisconsin are guests of Mrs Harry McGevern.
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J. C. Roberts
Mary Elizabeth
Port Washington
Bk, WI
Harry McGevern
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