Expert stresses soil care to revive Hocking Farm Land area
Aug 13 in Nelsonville B R Houser of Valley Poultry Co spoke at the Rotary Club on Southeastern Ohio agriculture. He said soil management is failing farms, erosion must be fought, and lime sulfur and organic matter are missing. He urged crop rotation and proper elements, noting corn removes major nutrients. He endorsed dairying poultry beef grape growing and small fruits as income as land is rebuilt. Whitlatch of Valley Farms Co attended.
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Nelsonville
R. Houser
Valley Polae Co
Houser
Whitlatch
Valley Farms Co
Still City Solicitor Nominated on Republican Ticket
Aug 12 in Nelsonville Fred 8 Scott the present city solicitor was nominated again for the office at the Republican primary Tuesday.
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Nelsonville
Fred 8. Scott
Charles Zarley Taken By Death
Charles E. Zarley aged 56 died Wednesday at his Columbus home after a telegram notice. Formerly of Buchtel he lived in Mt. Pleasant West Virginia before moving to Columbus. He was a Nelsonville Mason. Funeral will be in Nelsonville with services by the Masons at Greenlawn. He is survived by his wife and one daughter.
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Nelsonville
Chas. E. Zarley
Columbus
Zarley
Buchtel
Mt. Pleasant
W. Va
Greenlawn
Masons
Delegates Chosen for State Convention by Local Groups
The Woman's Auxiliary and Glenford Dugan post select delegates to Chillicothe for August 23 meeting. Delegates from the auxiliary are Mrs. E. S. McCune and Miss Fanny Mulligan with alternates Mrs. Leonard Cooley and Mrs Edith Stiers. Post delegates are William Shafer and Ben Brady with Leonard Cooley and E. S. McCune as alternates. Jeff Ashley Fred Johnson and Fred Mulligan among attendees plans.
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Nelsonville
Woman's Auxiliary
Glenford Dugan Post
Chillicothe
E. 8. McCune
Fanny Mulligan
Leonard Cooley
Edith Stiers
Post
William Shafer
Ben Brady
McCune
Jeff Ashley
Fred Johnson
Fred Mulligan
Mrs Wheaton’s Kentucky trip appears in Travels Beautiful
Mr and Mrs W H Wheaton toured Kentucky and upon return Mrs Eva Cotton Wheaton wrote a travel story. The tale was published in Travels Beautiful in New York City with illustrations and a check from the editor inviting more submissions.
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W. H. Wheaton
Kentucky
Rs. Wheaton
Eva Cotton
New York City
Aging Nelsonville resident dies at 70
Johna McManaway, 70, died Sunday evening at his home at Chestnut and Fourth in Nelsonville. A lifelong resident of Murray City and Nelsonville area, he was a Christian church member. Funeral services will be Friday at 2 PM, burial in Greenlawn Cemetery. He is survived by his wife, one daughter, and five sons.
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Nelsonville
Johna McManaway
Chestnut
Fourth Streets
Hoch announces Erma to V. C. Simon in June wedding
Mrs Eulalia Hoch announces the marriage of her daughter Miss Erma to V C Simon solemnized June 24 and says they will reside in Columbus.
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Nelsonville
Eulalia’ Hoch
Miss Erma
V. C. Simon
Columbus
John Bolinger, 76, Dies at Home Near Coonville
Nelsonville report says John Bolinger died last night at his home near Coonville. He leaves a wife and several children. Funeral services set for Saturday at 1 PM at Mt. Zion church with burial in Zion cemetery.
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Nelsonville
John Bolinger
Coonville
Mt. Zion Church
Zion Cemetery
Lent Reunion at Grotto Grounds August 16
The Lent reunion will be held all day Sunday August 16 at the Grotto grounds.
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Nelsonville
Dinner for Guest Honoring Mrs. Mary Frank Hushower
John Barrows on Madison street hosted a dinner in honor of Mrs. Mary Frank Hushower of Los Angeles. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Six, Charles Moshier, Floyd Moshier of Carbondale, William Mitchell, Miss Alberta Jackson, and Mr. and Mrs. Barron and family.
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Nelsonville
John Barrows
Madison Street
Mary Frank Hushower
Los Angeles
Cal
Wesley Six
Charles Moshier
Floyd Moshier
Carbondale
William Mitchell
Alberta Jackson
Barron
Local residents share visits and travels across towns
Mrs. Sam Frank returns from a two week visit with relatives in Pomeroy. Mrs. Mary Seidenfeldt tours Petoskey Michigan for several weeks. Families from Columbus and Murray City visit relatives in Ohio with trips to Huntington Chillicothe and Glouster.
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Sam Frank
Pomeroy
Mary Seidenfeldt
Murray City
Petoskey
Mich
T. S. Zeiher
Virginia May
Jean Merrideth
V. C. Simon
Columbus
Eulalia Hoch
Charles Matheny
Dale
Dale Farrow
Huntington
W. Va
Elizabeth Cooley
Fred Hall
Isaac Hellyer
Charles Turner
Chillicothe
Dolph Nelson
Anna Nelson
Indian River City
Fla
Nelson
Arlie Hoch
Cincinnati
Marjorie Rose
Glouster
Charles Kentner
C. E. Welch
Don Kontner
Austin
Umbrella Trade With East Africa Highlighted
Washington reports umbrellas are a key export item to East Africa used for sun and rain protection. More than half of imports come from Great Britain, underscoring Britain’s dominance in this trade.
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Washington
East Africa
Great Britain
Neva Cunningham Weds Charles Grothaus in Glouster
Miss Neva Cunningham daughter of Mr and Mrs Zern Cunningham and Charles Grothaus of New Bremen were married at the Church of Christ with IC B Frampton officiating. The couple both earned teaching credentials and will reside in Belle Center after September 1.
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South High Street
Glouster
Ohio University
Athens
Glouster Hools
Belle Center
Grothaus
New Bremn
Bluffton College
Ohio State University
Canada
Burr Oak Man Suffers Injury. Recovery to Take Time
A Burr Oak worker sustained a severe cut to his right hand and injuries to his right leg. Though not life threatening, doctors say it will be some time before he can return to work.
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Burr Oak
Marriage Kept Secret Two Years In Ohio News
Miss Mary Catherine Williams of Alliance secretly wed Edwin J Farmer of Alliance on August 17 1923 in Akron. Officials say the marriage was kept quiet for nearly two years before a public announcement. The couple now enjoy a delayed honeymoon touring Niagara Falls and Canadian points before returning home to Alliance.
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Glouster
Mary Catherine Williams
W. EF. Williams
Alliance
Miss Williams
Akron
Edwin J. Farmer
Jacksonville U B church to hold all day homecoming
Glouster August 13 Jacksonville U B Church plans all day services and homecoming next Sunday. The Rev Frank Williamson of Amanda will be principal speaker. In the afternoon the ordinance of baptism by immersion will be observed for those wishing to be baptized.
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Glouster
Jacksonville U. B. Church
Frank Williamsson
Amanda
Jacksonville
Automobile strike injures man in front of Ambrose theater
Struck while crossing the street in front of the Ambrose theatre about 8:30 PM Tuesday night, Harry Williamson suffered injuries when hit by an automobile driven by Everett Post of Glouster.
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Glouster
Ambrose Theatre
Harry Williamson
Everett Post
Reese daughter enjoys western air ride
In Glouster on August 13, Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Reese announce their daughter Miss Ethel is on a western trip and recently had the pleasure of taking an airplane ride.
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Glouster
D. P. Reese
Ethel
Reese Visits Glouster Friends in California
Miss Reese spent time in San Diego California with B F Swope and family, former Glouster residents. She also called on Phil Blower and family, other former Glouster residents now in Santa Anna California.
Death of Dwight Norris at age two in Glouster
Dwight Henry Norris two year old son of Mr and Mrs Harvey Norris of Little Green's Run died this morning after a brief illness. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 pm at Green's Run church conducted by Rev Courtney of Chauncey. Burial in Maplewood cemetery.
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Glouster
Guarantors to Meet for Glouster Chautauqua
Guarantors of the Glouster Chautauqua will meet at 7 o'clock Friday evening in the city building office of George W. Rose. All ticket sellers are asked to attend for a sales check-up.
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Glouster
George W. Rose
Balloon Fish Uses Air to Escape Pursuers
Science notes little about the swellfish yet observations show it pumps air to surface and rides wind to flee predators. It inflates as a defensive tactic, becoming buoyant and blown away from pursuers.
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Washington
Browning Office Roused by Fist Fight Involving Woman
In New York on August 13 Edward W. Browning's office erupted as a reporter reported a quarrel with a woman engaged in a fist fight during which two of the woman's teeth were knocked out amid the commotion.
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New York
Edward W. Browning
Spurred to Death by Rooster in Defiance
Mrs. Mary Scibel, 62, died two weeks after a rooster scratched her hand in a Defiance yard. She developed blood poisoning days later and was buried today.
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Mary Scibel
Varicose Veins Reduced or Money Back Says Druggist
An ad claims Moone's Emerald Oil reduces varicose veins in days and relieves eczema and skin irritations. It urges readers to buy from any dispensing pharmacist and apply nightly and morning for best results.
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Moone
Stork Leaves Monster Boy Arrives At Auto Tire & Gas Co
The Auto Tire & Gas Co announces a six foot two inch wooden boy named Ba-Ar-Co joining its sales force. He claims 16,000 brothers nationwide and delivers witty remarks and tablets style jokes during interviews.
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Auto Tire & Gas Co
United States
Ba-Ar-Co
En-Ar-Co
Ary Pharmacy Supplies Beetle-Bot Themed Email Services
A fragmented note mentions Ary Pharmacy as a supplier for email bot services and a time reference with Meng. The readable phrases suggest a service supply link rather than a full report.
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Pharmacy
Faraday’s 160 Year Discovery Spurs Alabama Links
Fragmentary note states discovery by Faraday 160 years ago and mentions daily explosives dyes and pols ene Alabama, indicating historical science links.
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Faraday
Alabama
Slaughter Stock on Texas Plains Firing Squad Prep
Four thousand head of cattle on the Texas plains are being rounded up for government reimbursement of 120000 to owners before execution style killing. Carcasses will be processed with oil, turned, and buried after the rounds.
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Texas Plains
Houston
Texas
Fragmentary note hints at state war work program
A partial OCR fragment references work on a transportation or carting project and mentions state officials and a month in a wartime context. Details are unclear but point to an official effort linked to ongoing state activities.
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Ted
Oy Saa
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Chas. Grothaus
GEM Pharmacy
Pythian Bldg
Peter Pan
Ladies’ Home Journal Patterns
S. D. Preston Co
Public Square
Stork
Monster Boy
Sperry and
Wernstaff Essors
C. L. King
Ohio
Rogers Electric Co
Mestrola
McGile
Wilson Bros
Atlas Store
Glouster, Ohio
Sayre
Morton
Langston
Sheridan II
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Wearwell
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