Rotary Governor Addresses Nelsonville Logan Rotarians
Charles D. Simeral of Steubenville spoke to a joint Rotary meeting in Nelsonville praising fundamentals and law while warning against the bloc party system and Communist influence. He urged citizen awakening and referenced world and national political concerns.
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Nelsonville
Charles D. Simeral
Steubenville
Star-Herald
Ohio
Rotary International
Rotary Clubs
Logan
Nelsonville Club
Logan Rotarians
United States
Lincoln
Ding
America
Russia
Fd Angle
Logan Club
C. F. Lauer
Robinson
Lloyd Evans
Fred Johnson
Onville
Rotary
Carson Horton
Kivans Crispette Shoppe Opens in Nelsonville
Nelsonville reports the Kivans Crispette Shoppe opens on West Columbus Street next to Kreppel’s harness shop. Ed C. Evans is named manager. The shop will feature a new popcorn confection and home made candies.
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Nelsonville
Kivans
West Columbus Street
Kreppel’s
Ed C. Evans J
Doanville School X Gives Program
Doanville students presented an operetta In a Florists Window with songs and folk dances on Friday April 17 under Miss Thelma Garber York township musical supervisor assisted by Deanville teachers. Pupils wore crepe paper flower costumes and received compliments on training and ability.
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Nelsonville
Doanville School
Thelma Garber
York Township
Deanville
Local families visit relatives across Ohio towns
Mr and Mrs John Williams of this city hosted guests Sunday Mr and Mrs Elmer Nida and daughter Dorothy from Glouster at Pomeroy. Mrs W J McConaha hosted Sunday guests Mrs Mary Evans of Murray City Mrs Charles Sweeney and children Anna May and Charles from Chauncey and Miss Helen McAfee. Frank McCormick left Monday for Rochester Minnesota. Charles Canter spent Monday in Columbus.
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John Williams
This City
Elmer Nida
Dorothy
Glouster
James Adams
Pomeroy
W. J. McConaha
Mary Evans
Murray City
Charles Sweeney
Anna May
Charles
Chauncey
Helen McAfee
Frank McCormick
Rochester
Minnesota
Charles Canter
Columbus
Junior Sunday School Teachers Plan Evening Meeting
Nelsonville April 21 teachers of the Junior Sunday school of a Methodist church will hold a meeting in the church premises at 7 o clock this evening. The item notes concern on public officials and a retired mayor in Rockland Me.
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Nelsonville
Tockland, Me
Public Health Nurse Arrives in Nelsonville
Miss Ruth Hopkins of Dayton begins duties as Nelsonville public health nurse and works 8:00 a m to 5:00 p m at East Columbus Street office. Miss Bush of the State Public Health Association aided Hopkins in settling in locally.
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Nelsonville
Ruth Hopkins
Dayton
East Columbus Street
Bush
State Public Health Association
Miss Hopkins
Hill Climbing Contest Set for June 6 7 at Grotto grounds
Buckeye Motorcycle club of Columbus has secured sanction for a two day section rally and hill climb at the Grotto country club grounds near Haydenville on June 6 and 7. The event, backed by national figures and major factories, features a 500 foot hill with a 25 to 75 percent gradient, with Sunday promising the spectacle as riders tackle the incline. Delegations from Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Akron, Dayton, Fort Wayne, Cincinnati and other Midwest centers are expected, with E C Smith of Columbus serving as referee.
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Nelsonville
Buckeye Motorcycle Club
Columbus
Grotto Country Club
Haydenville
A. D. Farrow
National Motorcycle Competition Committee
Grotto Grounds
Country Club Pavilion
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Akron
Dayton
Fort Wayne
Cincinnati
Middle West
E. C. Smith
Ohio
American Motorcyclists Association
Methodist Church Has A Big Day In Nelsonville
At the Nelsonville Methodist Church a morning service featured the anthem In the Cross of Christ I Glory and a clear sermon by Rev Morrell who drew parallels between Peter and modern life. One new member brought total to sixty four for the conference year and the evening Easter Cantata was repeated to a full house.
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Nelsonville
Morrell
Peter
Community Club Organizes Haydenville Whitewash Campaign
The Woman's Community club leads a clean up drive with strong interest in whitewash this year. They highlight the pleasant surroundings of Haydenville modest homes as showing the potential for whitewash improvements.
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Nelsonville
Woman's Community Club
Haydenville
Elks Attend Ed Smith Funeral in Carbon Hill
About twenty five members of the local Elks attended the funeral of Ed Smith at the Carbon Hill Methodist church Monday. The service was led by Reverend Donally with full Elks rites. Burial followed at Carbon Hill.
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Nelsonville
Order of Elks
Ed Smith
Carbon Hill
Mr. Donally
Japan’s Kyoto Advances with Record-Breaking Telescope
Japan acquires its largest telescope a giant binocular lens measuring thirteen inches in diameter installed at Kyoto Imperial University. Professor Issei Yamamoto of the university faculty oversaw the European brought instrument’s arrival and setup.
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Japan
Kyoto Imperial University
Europe
Issei Yamamoto
Neuritis and a Promoted Treatment Claim
An advertisement extols neuritis as a painful nerve disorder and warns against self treatment. It promotes Eopa Neuritis Tablets claiming merit in many cases, endorsed by physicians, and guarantees no narcotics or coal tar products. Price listed as 1.00 with a vague origin note for Boericke Union Co. in San Francisco.
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Boericke Unyon Co
Brancisca
Young Matrons Club Entertained in Jacksonville
Mrs. Kempton hosted the Young Matron's club at her Jacksonville home on Wednesday evening. Music dancing and conversation filled the gathering with a late hour luncheon served by the hostess. Attending were Mrs. Mary Watkins Mrs. Lena Geaty Mrs. Anna Mingus Mrs. Mary Ginnan and Mrs. Addie Kempton.
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Jacksonville
Kempton
Addie Kempton
Mary Watkins
Lena Geaty
Anna Mingus
Mary Ginnan
Trimmer Recovers From Finger Loss At Mine Tipple
Ben Hooper of Glouster lost two fingers on his right hand at Drydock mine 255 when his hand was caught in a wheel on the tipple. Fore finger amputated at second joint and middle finger at first. Doctor LeFever gave surgical aid.
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Glouster
Ben Hooper
Drydock
LeFever
Crowd visits Kittle home in Hilltop addition
GLOUSTER April 21. Over 300 people visited the new home of Mr and Mrs H F Wittle in the Hilltop addition last Sunday. The home was opened to the public for inspection on Saturday and Sunday inviting locals to view the built in features of the modern house.
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Glouster
H. EF. Wittle
Funeral for Rev Father Hackett Draws Many
Many residents of Glouster attended the funeral of Rev Father Hackett pastor of the Corning Catholic church. He died Saturday at Mt Carmel hospital in Columbus. Services were in Corning and the funeral party traveled by train to Michigan for burial.
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Glouster
Corning
Father Hackett
Corning Catholic Church
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Columbus
Michigan
Heckes Welcome Daughter In Glouster
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Heck announce the birth of a daughter born at their Spring street home on Tuesday morning in Glouster.
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Glouster
Fred Heck
Spring Street
Veither Return to Columbus After Visit with Hooks
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Veither returned to Columbus after a visit in the city with Mrs. Veither’s parents Mr. and Mrs. C. FE. Hooks. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Allen of Columbus were guests Sunday of Mrs. Allen’s mother Mrs. Hannah E. Allen.
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Veither
Columbus
Miners' Leader Travels to Columbus for Board Meeting
GLOUSTER April 21 Robert Marshall of this city president of the miners' organization in the sub district left Tuesday for Columbus to attend a district board meeting. He will probably be in the capital city for several days.
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Glouster
Robert Marshall
Miners
Columbus
Mine 267 to Start Work Soon Under Settlement
Glouster April 21 One condition of the settlement with the Ohio Coal Company required mine 267 to begin operation within thirty days of the agreement. The move will create jobs for idle men at Hollister Huntersdon and in the city.
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Glouster
Ohio Collieries Company
Hollister
Hunterdon
Posthumous Babe Born to City Couple
A daughter was born to Mrs. Walter Davis of this city last Friday. The father, Walter Davis, died at Grant hospital in Columbus on April 8 from injuries suffered while at work in mine 255.
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Babe
Glouster
Walter Davis
Grant Hospital
Columb
Atl
Dentist Dr. F H May Returns From Study
Dr. F H May, who has pursued advanced work in dentistry over the past ten days, returned home Monday evening.
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F. H. May
Six attend grange meeting from Millfield
Glouster April 21 Those attending the Ath ens County Pomona Grange special meeting at New Marshfield Saturday evening were nine Gillespie, Mace Mescher, Allan Boudinot, James Gillespie, Mrs Celia Boudinot, and Goldie Boudinot all of Millfield.
University Students Vote Eligibility For Bond Issue
County election board explains municipal affair rules for students who will reside in the city after college to vote on the proposed bond issue. Ohio University students who are bona fide residents can vote without preliminary oath.
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County Election Board
Mercly
Ohio University
Athens
Tadarhal
Odisis
Swedish King Gustav Reported Slightly Ill in Stockholm
King Gustav of Sweden was reported today to be slightly ill with stomach trouble while in Stockholm. The brief bulletin notes no serious danger and indicates the illness is not expected to affect official duties.
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Stockholm
Gustav
Sweden
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Endorsement
Mrs J H Procter of East Liberty Pittsburgh reports dizziness weakness loss of appetite and body pains improved 100 percent after four bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound She says a Pittsburgh ad inspired her to try it and highly recommends it for women notifies that 98 of 100 purchasers report benefits sold by druggists everywhere.
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J. H. Procter
East Liberty Station
Pittsburgh
Lydia E. Pinkham
Columbus Woman Qualifies for Diplomatic Corps
Elie Atcherson, 30, of Columbus Ohio, has qualified as a member of the diplomatic corps. She will depart soon for Berne Switzerland to become third secretary of the American legation.
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Elie Atcherson
Columbus
Berne
Switzerland
Legation
Ambergris Found In Whale Brings Sixty Thousand
The whaling steamer Morote of Corunna captured a huge whale in the Atlantic containing about 248 pounds of ambergris. The valuable substance is prized by perfumers and is expected to fetch around $70,000 at sale.
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Barcelona
Spain
Corunna
Atlantic
Delegates Escape Gunfire at Tri State Conference
J R Downey of Huntington arrived in Columbus after escaping unarmed from bullets fired by a highwayman while en route to the tri state conference sessions. The incident occurred on the highway as Downey traveled to the meeting. Downey reported no injuries and continued to attend the conference sessions.
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Columbus
J. R. Downey
Huntington
Credit Man Shot At While Driving Near Auto Supply Huntington
Downey a credit man for the Auto Supply company Huntington was driving on a highway when gunfire from an assailant believed to be a bandit struck his car. Police investigate motive and suspect details as no clear target is named.
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Downey
Credit Ma
Huntington
Population growth despite cars reaches eight million by 1929
Despite the rise of automobiles the United States population grew by eight million by 1929. The article notes rapid urbanization and shifting demographics alongside expanding car ownership.
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United Statas
Simple home remedy dissolves blackheads with calonite powder
Reader learns a quick method using calonite powder to dissolve and remove blackheads. The routine involves sprinkling the powder on a hot wet area, rubbing, washing, and leaving pores clear for natural skin. This tip emphasizes dissolving dust and secretions to cleanse the skin.
Diamond Dyes Offer Simple Cold Water Dyeing
Advertises "Diamond Dyes" as a guaranteed cold water dye that yields delicate shades or rich permanent colors. Each 35 cent package includes simple directions for dyeing lingerie silks ribbons waists dresses coats sweaters draperies hangings and more. Drugstores guarantee success for wool silk linen cotton or blends.
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Ruggiste
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Tary
Charles D. Simerall
Doanville School X
Methodist Church
Smith
Frederick Cameron Church
Harvard
Muriel Vanderbilt
Glouster News
Entertains Club
Kittle
Aspirin
Bayer
Druggista
Bayer Dranuacture
Grange
Millfield
Proctor
Harrie & Ewing
State Department
Washington
Lawhead
Messenger Printery
the Athens Messenger
Dexter
Moore
South Court St
Grocery and Met Market
Adams Street
A. C
Kontner
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