Nelsonville News Today Reports Ash ton Avenue Picnic Indoors
Mrs Walter Warner hosts the Ash ton avenue gathering as storm threats force an indoor picnic after a brief business session. Mrs Vaughn Cox Mrs Frank Betts and Mrs Frank Johnson read papers on The United Missionary Society. Little Miss Eleanore Ray performed a Chinese reading a story and songs. Thirty members and families shared a picnic dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Warner
Ashton Avenue
Vaughn Cox
Frank Betts
Frank Johnson
United Missionary Society
Eleanore Ray
Rotary visit to Athens institutions draws local interest
Nelsonville Rotarians toured the state hospital in Athens learning of mental health progress. Dr J H Berry led tours, noting 33 percent discharged as cured and 20 percent improved by June 30, with year discharges surpassing admissions by four. They then viewed the C D Shafer Co plant and dined at Hotel Berry with local and visiting club members.
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Nelsonville
Aus
Athens
State Hospital
J. H. Berry
Berry
C. D. Shafer Co
Hotel Berry
Bailey
John Woolley
D. Shafer
Athens Club
Dolph Nelson
Indian River City
Florida
Club
W.S. Lewis
Berean Class Plans 150 Hear Rev Cook Sunday
Nelsonville Aug 7 The Berean class expects 150 men to attend Sunday morning service to hear former Christian church pastor Rev Scott Cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook
Nelsonville
Scott Cook
The
Christian Church
Miss Minnie Kincade to Take Post at Girls' Industrial School
Minnie Kincade left Nelsonville heading to Adrian Michigan to assume a position at the Girls Industrial School there this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Minnie Kincade
Adrian, Mich
Girls’ Industrial School
Local visitors join Columbus families during breaks
Dyer Minner of Columbus spent the first of the week with his family. Stella and Blanche Linton returned Wednesday and will stay the rest of their vacation with their parents, Mr and Mrs Charles Linton. They have attended Western Reserve University for six weeks. The Rev and Mrs Scott Cook of Lakewood are guests of Mr and Mrs Stanley Mechem.
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Dyer Minner
Columbus
Stella
Blanche Linton
Charles Linton
Western Reserve University
Scott Cook
Lakewood
Stanley Mechem
Voters to move polling place in Nelsonville ward
Nelsonville First ward voters who have used the Cheeseman property will cast ballots Tuesday at the old Black property at the corner of Franklin and Adams streets.
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Nelsonville
First Ward
Cheeseman
Franklin and
Adams Streets
Picnic Honor for Nelsonville Eastern Star Members
In Nelsonville on August 7 the Eastern Star held a picnic at the Grotto grounds. About fifty members and their families arrived around 1 pm and remained until night. A dinner was served at 6 pm, and everyone enjoyed the outing.
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Nelsonville
Eastern Star
Miss Alberta Jackson Visits Nelsonville Return
Miss Alberta Jackson returned to Nelsonville on Tuesday after a month with Mr and Mrs Phil Briley on New Marshfield road near Athens She spent two weeks in Columbus before going to Athens.
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Alberta Jackson
Nelsonville
Phil Briley
New Marshfield Road
Athens
Jackson
Columbus
Poplar Street Hostess Fetes Mrs Hushower During Visit
Nan Dupler hosted a 12 o'clock dinner at Poplar Street in honor of Mrs. Mary Frank Hushower, her niece visiting from Los Angeles. Guests included Mrs. Lyle Bruce, Mrs. Julia Dupler, Mrs. Charles McManaway, Mrs. Will Halil, Mrs. Charles Edgell, Mrs. Will Merz and son George and daughter Hildred, Mrs. Lis McLaughlin and Ruth, Miss Alberta Jackson, Miss Mabel Dupler, and the honoree with the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nan Dupler
Poplar Street
Mary Frank Hushower
Los Angeles
Lyle Bruce
Julia Dupler
Charles McManaway
Will Halil
Charles Edgell
Will Merz
George
Hildred
Lis Mclaughlin
Ruth
Alberta Jackson
Mabel du
Entertaining Guests in Nelsonville This Week
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Mechem host relatives visiting from Girard Kansas. The party includes Mrs. Edward Cuthber son and Floyd, and Mrs. J. R. Copenhaver with Harold, tying a family visit to Nelsonville on August 7.
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Nelsonville
A. G. Mechem
Edward Cuthberson
Floyd
J. R. Copenhaver
Harold
Girard, Kas
Past Chiefs Honor Guests At Lancaster Tea
Pearl Bateman hosted past chiefs of the Pythian Sisters and the Forrest Rose Needle club at her Lancaster home. The group traveled from here around 10 a.m. and enjoyed a delightful day with Mrs. Bateman. A noon dinner was served with many guests including Mesdames W. W. Gibson Sadie Linton Clara Hellyer Robert Eddy Carl Coakley Hattie Joyce Gertie Hill Mona Smith Bee Raybould Susie Wallace Mary Brown Bertha Evans Louise Pearce Bertha Howard Maggie Clarke Lulu Parry Lucile Hellyer Agnes Wallace P. D. Lewis Athens and others from Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Pearl Bateman
Lancaster
Pythian Sisters
Forrest Rose Needle Club
Annual Picnic of Woman's Missionary Society Held
The annual picnic of the Woman's Missionary Society of the Christian Church was held Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Woman's Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Paul's Second Journey and Barnabas Split Lesson
The article outlines Paul and Barnabas splitting over John Mark during a mission journey, with Paul taking Silas and Barnabas taking Mark. It notes Timotheus joins later, highlights biblical honesty about saints' faults, and ends with churches strengthening in faith and numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WMEF
Gilroy
D. D
Paul
Barnabas
John Mark
Timothy
Church Announcements At Clarks Chapel Athens And More
Central Ave M E Church announces an all day meeting at Clarks Chapel east of Athens with dinner, sermons by Rev L L Cherrington and Rev H J Holcomb, choir groups from Athens and Richland Avenue, and talks by former pastors. Also CHURCH OF GOD Hocking Street page includes Sunday services and youth programs. Athens Presbyterian Rural Parish features Hebbardsville sermons and Bible school.
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Central Ave
M. E
Frederick Brown
Bas
Clarks Chapel
Athens
L. L. Cherrington
Bist M. BE
McArthur
E Factory
M. E. Church
Mr. Bryan
Karl Cowan
Es Ginley
F. Brown
H. J. Holcomb
Marietta
Copeland
M. E. Church of
B. {. Thompson
Holcomb
Richland Avenue M. P
Nts
Athens Presbyterian
Howard E. Warner
Hebbardsville
Dorothy Parker
Ellsworth McKnight
Christian Science Service and Reading Room Schedule
South Court street hosts Sunday service at 10 45 with Sunday school at 9 30. Subject Spirit and Golden Text Psalms 143 10 Teach me to do thy will. Reading room open Tuesday Friday and Saturday 2 00 to 4 00 p m.
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Christian Science gooleTry
South Court Street
Weaneetay Saastin Nee
Free Methodist Church Services and Missionary Sermon
Sabbath school at 9 00 a m led by W B Pruden with Mary Miller as class leader. Preaching at 7 30 p m and a missionary sermon at West Jacksonville. Circle Hill preaching at 2 30 p m marks closing Sabbath of the conference war as the pastor heads to conference. Zion Baptist Church on Carpenter and Congress with Pastor B R Smith and Mrs Ruth Boyer listed.
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Free Methodist Church
Stricker
W. B. Pruden
Mary Miller
West Jacksonville
Circle Hill
Zion Baptist Church
Carpenter and
Congress Streets
B. R. Smith
Ruth Boyer
Religious services and union events planned for Sunday
First Methodist led by Daniel McGurk invites seekers after truth with sermons on Evolution and the New Birth. Parker speaks on American Education and the Christian church. Union services anchor the day with a campus vesper and a 7:30 Union service at First Methodist. Social for youth set for Saturday at 5:30.
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First Methodist Episcopal
Daniel McGurk
W. G. Parker
Dr. McGurk
Union
Parker
First Presbyterian
Abbott Y. Wilcox
First Baptist Church Schedule Shows Union Service
Rev H Schuyler Foster leads 9 30 Bible school and University class 10 30 What Shall We Think of the Church 7 30 Union service at First M E Church sermon by Rev W G Parker Wednesday 7 30 Midweek meeting Studies in the Psalms
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Lancaster and
Carpenter Sts
H. Schuyler Foster
M. E. Church
W. G. Rker
Methodist C Poll Presquence School
Rev. B Blaie announced plans related to a Methodist poll and school activities. The fragment notes an upcoming presquence event and indicates involvement by Reverend Blaie, implying organizational or educational aims within the church community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist C
Presquence School
Rev
B Blaie
Church Schedules and Pastor Notes at Local Faith Colleges
Morning and evening services listed for First United Brethren Trinity Lutheran and Plymouth Circuit churches. Describes Sunday school times 9 and 10:00, worship 10:25, 7:30, and midweek prayer. Hunter St Lutheran postpones services until last Sunday in August. family travels to Buckeye Lake. emergency contact details provided. Plymouth Circuit quarterly meetings set for Aug 18-21 across Asbury Gibsonville New Plymouth with preaching and communion led by various pastors.
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First United Brethren
T. C. Harper
Hunter ST
Trinity Lutheran
Fairfield County
Logan
Elmer Bliss
Plymouth
Asbury
W. A. Cooper
Giblsonville
H. A. Haynes
New Plymouth
Hupp
M. E. Church Chauncey Millfield The Plains Schedule
The Chauncey session on Sunday includes Sunday school at 9:30 with preaching at Chauncey at 10:30 and at Millfield at 7:30 led by Rev. Mr. Graham. The Millfield and Chauncey congregations are notified of service times.
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M. E
Chauncey
Millfield
the Plains
Graham
Congregational Church Announces Summer Services and Meetings
First Congregational notes Pastor Stanley A Gould leads Community Sunday school at 9 30 and services at 10 30 2 30 and 8 00 on August 9 1925. Prayer meeting at Coolville August 12 and Ireland Theatre August 13 with choir practice in Coolville on Saturday night.
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First Congregational
Stanley A. Gould
Coolville
Ireland Theaey
Hiram College event heads to New Marshfield Church
Sunday evening Rev. Dr. Lowe delivers an educational address at the New Marshfield Christian church. Dr Lowe represents Hiram College and will speak on educational topics to church members and the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram College
Lowe
New Marshfield Christian Church
Usu
Howearths Take Charge Of Nelsonville Christian Church Services
Rev and Mrs P J Howearth travel to Lakewood to lead weekend services with Rev Scott Wood’s congregation. Rev and Mrs Cook arrive in Nelsonville tonight to conduct Sunday services at the Christian church, their former charge.
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Nelsonville
P. J. Howearth
Lakewood
Scott Wood
Cook
The
Christian Church
Women's Home Missionary anniversary at Lancaster camp grounds
The Rev. and Mrs. E. L. Morrell with daughters Annabelle and Mary Lee, Mrs. Oliver Jewett, and Mrs. Tom Bush attended the Woman's Home Missionary anniversary program at the Lancaster camp grounds on Wednesday. M. H. Ohlinger and Walter Wolfe visited Columbus business Thursday. Paul Parks left Thursday for Akron en route to New York City after a month with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Parks. Mrs. Charles Klein spent Thursday in Columbus.
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E. L. Morrell
Annabelle
Mary Lee
Oliver Jewett
Tom Bush
Woman's Home
Lancaster Camp Grounds
M. H. Ohlinger
Walter Wolfe
Columbus
Paul Parks
Akron
New York City
W. H. Parks
Charles Klein
Fellowship Dinner at Nelsonville Church Aug 11
Nelsonville invites all Christian church members from Athens Hocking Perry and Morgan counties to a 6 30 pm fellowship dinner Tuesday August 11 at Nelsonville Christian church. Carl S Van Wankle state director of the Christian church education program will speak. Attendees are guests of Hiram College with no charge and no fundraising.
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Nelsonville
Special Sermon at Airline Christian Church
Rev Dr Lowe will preach at Airline Christian Church Sunday morning at 10 30 as part of a traveling team promoting higher education in Ohio. Public invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Airline
Re. E. Lowe
Airline Christian Church
Lowe
Ohio
Nelsonville Churches Schedule and Council Meeting
Edwin L. Morrell, minister, leads services with junior church at 0:15 and morning worship at 10:30 after Sunday school at 9:30. No evening service. Prayer meeting Thursday evening followed by a meeting of the Council of Religious Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF God
Hocking _ street
Christian Pillars
the Mighty Christ
A. L. Bradshaw
Ella Cooley
Nellie Pettiford
Lynch
Mary Louise Pettiford
Violet Russell
Nelsonville
First Methodist Episcopal
Edwin L. Morrell
Council of Religious Education
Radford sues Kachman for 114.89 in Common Pleas court
John S. Radford files suit against Steve Kachman in Common Pleas for 114.89. The claim includes an account for feed 86.95, an unsatisfied portion from Magistrate F L Jones’s old judgment, and a debt of 19.35 from Ben Rosenberg for auto parts.
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John 8S
City Under the Sea Found Off Tunis Coast
Divers have located ruins of an ancient city thirty fathoms beneath the Mediterranean off Tunis. Visible are large stone buildings as archaeologists plan initial explorations of the submerged site.
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London
Mediterranean Sea
Tunis
Astonishing Lemon Bleach Promises White Skin Quick
A home remedy claims two lemons and Orchard White create a quarter pint skin whitener. Shake in a bottle then massage on face neck arms and hands. Advertises as non irritating and used by stage beauties to fade freckles sunburn and tan.
Trial of Burns Opens Today in County Courts
Patrick Burns, organizer for the United Brick and Clay Workers, indicted for burning an automobile to defraud an insurer, broke jail and was extradited from Ridgway Pa. He faces a Common Pleas court trial expected to be a sharp state versus defense contest. Burns is represented by Wooley and Rowland and counts Mel G Underwood among his backers. A large crowd observed, with jury members named: John Cowan, J F Beckler, Eugene Dowler, Jesse McKee, Guy Kasler, C J McVay, Frank Porter, Charles A Bean, W F Saylor, Sam J Barnhill, A W Keirns, and J W Bramby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cowan
J. F. Beckler
Eugene Dowler
Jesse McKee
Guy Kasler
C. J. McVay
Frank Porter
Charles A. Bean
W. F. Saylor
Sam J. Barnhill
A. W. Keirns
J. W. Bramby
Knights of Columbus Picnic Draws Hundreds at Fairgrounds
About six hundred people attended the Knights of Columbus picnic at the fairgrounds yesterday with visitors from other cities. Dinners were served at noon and evening, and entertainment included dancing games and contests. The Hotel Berry orchestra provided the music and prizes were awarded to contest winners.
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Knights of Columbus
Fairgrounds
Hotel Berry Orchestra
Albany Pastor Returns From National Conference
Stanley F. Roush pastor of the Albany charge returns from a Camp Gray conference in Saugatuck Michigan where students from across the United States attended. He will preach at Albany and Hebbardsville next Sunday and said the gathering planned a new progressive approach to college religious movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley F. Roush
Albany
Camp Gray
Saugatuck
Michigan
Hebbardsville
United States
Roush
Agent of Auto Club Killed in Range of Duty
Akron, Aug 7. William Robert Flowers 21, field agent of the Akron Auto Club and deputy sheriff, died in city hospital after an accident on the Main street viaduct. He was escorting a woman from Reston Heidtig village when her husband Carl Scarpete of Bedford faced arraignment for alleged speeding. Flowers was on the running board with an electric torch to warn traffic when struck and the skull fractured and arm crushed necessitating amputation before his death. He had been working to avoid a speed trap at Boston Heights and with the woman of the case on the way to hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
William Robert Flowers
Akron Auto Club
City Hospital
Main Street
Reston Heidtig Village
Carl Scarpete
Bedford
Flowers
Dene
Akron Aurtoists
Boston
Scarpete
Mra. Scarpete
Hospital Notes From Sheltering Arms and Local Clinic
Mrs Phoebe Hayes underwent major surgery at 3 oclock yesterday afternoon for complications at Sheltering Arms hospital. Martha Myers daughter of Prof and Mrs A F Myers of 273 East State Street had tonsil removal yesterday. Mrs F S Martin of Albany was admitted for observation and treatment. The days conculescents are Eugene Miner, infant daughter Trimble, and Logan King of Hebbardsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoebe Hayes
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Martha Myers
A. F. Myers
East State Street
F. S. Martin
Albany
Eugene Miner
Trimble
Logan King
Hebbardsville
Community picnic services planned by Rev Frederick Brown
The Rev Frederick Brown will oversee arrangements for a daylong affair on Sunday with attendees asked to bring baskets while ample food will be provided. Hundreds are expected to attend as the event aims to serve the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Brown
Mrs Flesher Finds Relief From Hay Fever With Kerker Remedy
Mrs Sophia Flesher of Zanesville testifies that Kerker's Asthma and Hay Fever Remedy relieved her hay fever for three years and prevented attacks in 1924. She praises the four bottles she used and urges others to try it, noting local druggists McKee Drug Store Athens Fountain Pharmacy Nelsonville Swing Pharmacy Logan stock the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerker
Mrs
Sophia Flesher
Main St
Zanesville
McKee Drug Store
Athens
Fountain Pharmacy
Nelsonville
Swing Pharmacy
Logan
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Mark
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Silas
John
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Cyprus
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Derbe
Lystra
Timotheus
Iconium
Logan Churches
Epworth
Chauncey Churches
Coolville Churches
New Marshfield
Garfield's College
Burns
Patrick Burns
Auto Club
Clark's
Lawhead
Messenger
Printery
Bayer
Physicians For
S. S. Frank
Athens County
Lostro Building
Athens, Ohio
Pharmacy
Prescription
Willard Battery
Automotive Battery & Electric Co
GEM Pharmacy
Pythian
Eriez Gas Range
C. V. Strawn
Callies
Hamburg
Young Hyson Tea
America
Lostro
South Court
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