Rosser Birthday Reunion At Nelsonville Town Home
A social reunion honored Rosser on his fifty fifth birthday at his Nelsonville home. Attendees included Mrs Eugene Rosser and her daughters Mildred and Eugen and Mrs Arthur Rosser and daughter Mary Elizabeth, plus numerous relatives from nearby families. Also noted were visits by several local residents and a church gathering with Bereans leading a Sunday session.
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Nion
Rosser
Eugene Rosser
Ghters
Mildred
Eugen
Arthur Rosser
Ghter
Mary Elizabeth
Richard
Bateman
George
James
Vivson
John
Maynard
Leroylynn Leon
Iplett
Norma
Jane Wilkison
Phillip Parry
Agnes Hillam
Earl Barker
Billy
Nelsonville Man Dies After Short Illness
J. M. Butts reports the death of his brother Tom Butts in Linton Indiana on Monday. Born in Nelsonville he spent most of his life there and was known as a baseball player. He leaves two brothers and two sisters with burial planned in Linton Indiana.
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Nelsonville
J. M. Butts
Linton
Ind
Tom Butts
Fin Nelle
Kimberly Beats Jobs in Swinging Sunday Duel
Kimberly defeated Jobs last Sunday in a close matchup yielding a notable upset and extending the ongoing local competition.
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Kimberly
Jobs Iberly
Jobs
In Memory of Floyd Work
In memory of Floyd Work a family note recalls a beloved son lost to time. A short memorial poem speaks of a voice stilled and a place in the home ever empty while God takes him to his heavenly home above. The message closes with hope of a reunion.
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Floyd Work
Campbell to Lead Team in August Picnic Event
Earl Campbell named captain of a baseball squad invited to meet Achbar Grotto’s team at Humoldt Park on August 19 for the annual picnic. El Karnak Grotto is invited to attend this affair. Prophets are expected to seize the moment at the gathering. Campbell aims to build a winning team rapidly. Mrs Emma Martin hosted a dinner at 6 pm Sunday with guests from Logan and local families. AT CAMP KNOX a 30 day stay is noted for Hubert Hall Wheeler Newton James Wolfe Charles Sisson Ralph Betts Ira Evans Frank Tedrow and Stanley Wolfe.
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Ing
Earl Campbell
Achbar Grotto
Columbus
Humboldt Park
el Karnak Grotto
Campbell
Camp Knox
Hubert Hall
Wheeler Newton
James Wolfe
Charles Sisson
Ralph Betts
Ira Evans
Frank Tedrow
Stanley Wolfe
Funeral for Mrs Hil dreth Graves Spencer Ervin Thursday
Funeral services for Mrs Hil dreth Graves Spencer Ervin will be held Thursday afternoon at 1 30 at the family residence 781 Walnut Street.
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Ervin
Hildreth Graves
Spencer Ervin
Walnut Street
Fire at Bell Garage destroys office equipment and accessories
An air pump malfunction at Bell Garage caused an explosion and fire around 5 30 A M. The blaze, which caused total loss of office equipment and auto accessories, prompted a fire department response. Also notes no baby clinic this week due to a tuberculosis clinic in the city Wednesday and Thursday.
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Bell Garage
Watch Dog’s coffee plan sparks Nelsonville interest
Daily Nelsonville want ads reveal a resident chosen to receive a free pound of Golden Sun coffee from Ohlinger and Wolfe. Yesterday the winner was Mrs. L. D. Martin.
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Nelsonville
Ohlinger
Wolfe
L. D. Martin
Annual mite-box opening for foreign missionary society
The society holds its annual mite-box opening at 6 o clock Friday evening on the church lawn. A picnic supper will follow, with members asked to bring sandwiches salad baked beans deviled eggs or cake. Husbands of the members are invited to attend.
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The
Foreign Missionary Society
Obituary and Card of Thanks From Tignor Family
Amos Hamilton Tignor, born November 20, 1882, died July 27, 1922, age 36, leaving wife Blanche Hemrick and son Gerald. He worked daily, valued family, and is mourned by wife, son, father Thomas Tignor, mother Henrietta Tignor, a brother, and many friends. Card of thanks from Blanche Tignor, Gerald, and relatives follows. The note also mentions recent community notices and reports on travels and a Negro Musicians convention in Columbus with figures such as Nathaniel Dett and Madame Garnes.
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Amos Hamilton
Thomas
Henrietta Tigner
Blanche Hemrick
Gerald
Blanche Tignor
May Daniels
Rev
H. T. Hickman
Columbus
National Association of Negro Musicians
Nathaniel Dett
Clarence Cameron White
Carl Diton
Marion Anderson
Florence Cole Talbert
Antoinette Garnes
Chicago Opera Company
Chicago
Nelsonville and Perry County Notes From Buckeye Lake to Coldwater
Community observations report boys swimming at Buckeye Lake unsafe habits and urge parental talk. Exalted Ruler Bill Tedrow wins a fish eating contest at Buckeye Lake. Nelsonville shows promise in various fields ahead of a countrywide free for all next Tuesday. Doc Rhodes banned from Coldwater for years to allow Michigans fish to recover. Perry Wood recalls farm life easing the perfect no work record. Perry County officials value the Consolidated Coal & Coke Co slag pile at 75000 with tax penalties starting 1920 and rising in 1922, illustrating tax collection methods.
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Bill Tedrow
Buckeye Lake
Bill
Nelsonville
Perry Wood
Athens
Efen
Perry
John
Perry County
Consolidated Coal & Coke Co
New Straitsville
Pleasant social planned at Clarks Chapel Thursday
A big crowd is expected for a social on Thursday evening on the lawn of Clarks Chapel church. The accessible location appeals to town and country folk. Ice cream cake and other goodies will be served.
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Clarks Chapel
Angle
New Athens Concern Cites Columbus Details
Today’s notice lists the F. L. Woodworth Co. of Athens with a $10 000 matter filed in Columbus. Names include F. L. Woodworth C. L. Woodworth and others in the corporation.
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NEW
Athens
Columbus
F. L. Woodworth Co
F. L. Woodworth
C. L. Woodworth
Timbers Shape a Fine Tennis Racket
It takes about a year to craft a first class tennis racket. Finest racquets use the lower part of the ash trunk and are seasoned for several months to perfect quality.
Obituary for Athens Woman Alice Anne Warren
Alice Anne Warren 59 of Athens Ohio died July 22 1922 after long illness. Daughter of H F and Sarah E Warren born in South Canaan Ohio she lived in Athens county all her life. She married P P McNeil May 13 188? and had three children. Survived by husband two children two brothers and two sisters six grandchildren and other relatives. She was a devoted Methodist and loving mother, now at rest awaiting the Other Shore.
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Alice Anne Warren
H. F
Sarah E. Warren
South Canaan
Ohio
Athens
Athens County
P. P. McNeil
Methodist Church
St H. McNeil
Cleveland
Gladys Williame
Lenna Bails
Guysville
Grant
Lewis Warren
Ida McVickers
Filla Hawk
Atheny
Thanks For Support After Loss Of Mrs Lenna Bails
The family expresses heartfelt gratitude to friends who assisted during illness and after the death of their mother Mrs Lenna Bails Gladys Williams. Their kindness is deeply appreciated and will be remembered.
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Lenna Bails
Gladys Williams
MeNetl
Ku Klux Klan Involvement Sways West Virginia Primary
In Charleston August 1 the Ku Klux Klan reportedly injected itself into the final hours of the state primary. A letter signed Good Voters League circulated in Kanawha County blacklisting candidates over religious and racial grounds. Republican senatorial candidate A A Lilly denounced the Klan as un American and barbaric.
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Charleston
Ku Klux Klan
American Legion
United States
Good Voters’ League
Kanawha County
A. A. Lilly
One of the Season's Best Styles 4051
A green and white plaid gingham youth dress in a slip on style with waist and skirt lines. Available in sizes 16 18 and 20 years with 5 percent extra material for the 18 year size and 1 percent yard for trim. Pattern mailed on receipt of 2 cents in stamps.
Railway shopmen discuss Harding proposals in Chicago
Leaders of the striking railway shopmen assembled in Chicago to study President Harding’s settlement proposals for the rail strike. The group, led by B. M. Jewell of the American Federation of Labor, signaled willingness to accept the president’s terms on behalf of the shopmen.
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Chicago
Harding
Bellet
B. M. Jewell
American Federation of Labor
Akron man dies after stabbing by railway worker
George Franks aged 31 died at Citizen's hospital Barbertown from five stab wounds to the abdomen. Police said the attacker was Stanley Warmaritch, 37, a nonunion railway worker. Franks was a union railroad man.
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Akron
George Franks
Citizen's Hospital
Barberton
Stanley Warmaritch
Franks
Knights of Columbus Open Largest Convention in Atlantic City
The fortieth annual supreme international convention of the Knights of Columbus opened in Atlantic City New Jersey. The three day session is expected to be the largest gathering in the organization's history.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Supreme International Convention of the Knights of Columbus
Local youths form junior Klan in Glouster area
A burned cross on a hill near Trimble depot signals the report of a junior Ku Klux Klan group formed by local boys. Investigators found a crude lumber scrap crop in the area. Community news notes multiple visits and departures among residents including Mrs. Henry Williams and family, Mrs. Ezra Jennings chairing a Republican Women meeting, and several trips to Columbus and Jamestown. Mrs. O. C. Pickering dies at 39, funeral set at Methodist church with interment in city cemetery.
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Trimbie
Trimble Depot
Bryson Lumber Co
Trimble
Glouster
Ezra Jennings
Vern McDonald
Columbus
Jamestown
N. Y
Venus Phillips
A. B Phillips
Will Burng
Childrn
Hollister
Arey
W. Va
Papal
Tha Donley
J. Pierce
Athens
Para Jennings
O. C. Pickering
Lester
Methodist Church
John Rh. Dickson
Slicksville
Glouster Church of Christ, Inter Poent
Teats Made Here Against Men Idle Says Union Chief
Oral Daugherty president Local Union No 48 in Orison called the threats from strikers on the Court Street paying job poppycock. He said men back to work for 3 dollars a day will not jeopardize other miners and that strike breakers risk union membership only if they cross another union on strike. He described the dispute as individual action, not a union policy.
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Oral Daugherty
Orbison
Court Street
Daugherty
Community social notes from Hooper Ridge and nearby
Hooper Ridge hosts Mr and Mrs D B Linscott and family visiting Jess Linscott Sunday. Alva Bennett of Columbia visits his parents D B Bennett. Mrs Clinton Brown’s twenty seventh birthday celebrated with 52 guests and a noon dinner. Rev Peddicord leads evening service. Bertine Wooledy visited friends. Arza Linscott’s family visited Harvey Linscott.
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D. B. Linscott
Jess Linscott
Alva Bennett
Columbia
D. B. Bennett
Clinton Brown
Peddicord
Bertine Wooledy
Arza Linscott
Harvey i Linscott
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