Nelsonville Notes on Social Visits and Church Talk
Ralph Parks and the Nelsons spent Thursday afternoon at Buckeye Lake with Mrs. Parks and children. Harris Lewin will speak at the Christian church Sunday and plans to enter Drake University. Miss Nelle Mathews returns home after two months in Dent, Colorado, and New Mexico. Will Freck and family vacation in northern Ohio.
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Ralph Parks
Mrs
Chas
Nelson
Buckeye Lake
Mrs. Parks
Harris N. Lewin
J. E. Gordon
Christian Church
Nelle Mathews
Dent
Colorado
Newisco
Will Freck
Northern
Ohio
O. J. Howearth
Dian Lake
The King's Men Plan Weekly Prayer Service on Fairview Street
The King's men will hold their weekly prayer service tonight with oy Barron on Fairview Street.
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King’s Men
Oy Barron
Fairview Street
Presbyterian Church Services Set With Evans Speaking
John Lloyd Evans, minister, leads Sunday school at 9 30 A M and morning worship at 10 30 A M with a sermon What Manner of Man is This The series begins on this subject All interested in the Christ are invited An evening union meeting will be at the Methodist church Evans will preach The Destruction That Wasteth at Noon Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
John Lloyd Evans
Methodist Church
Evans
Fire at rear shed of high school prompts prompt response
A fire from a burning trash pile behind the flow high school building ignited a shed at the back of the lot yesterday afternoon. No damage reported as the fire department arrived quickly.
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Flow High Schooluilding
Camp meetings draw Nelsonville residents to Lancaster grounds
Nelsonville residents crowded the Lancaster campgrounds on Thursday to hear Homer Rhodehaver, who headlined yesterday's sessions. The popular gatherings attract wide interest as many locals spend their vacations there this year.
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Nelsonville
Lancaster
Homer Rhodehaver
Rev. Geo E Tifft Preaching at Union Methodist Church
Pastor Geo E Tifft will lead morning and evening services at 10 30 A M and 7 30 P M The morning sermon titled The Sunday School Perspective and the evening Destruction That Wasteth at Noon Day Rev Evans will preach the latter at the Union services Epworth League class and prayer meeting details Choir rehearsal listed Weekly schedule includes prayer meeting Wednesday and Friday at 7 30 with choir practice Friday at 7 30
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Geo. E. Tifft
Evans
Methodist Church
Epworth League
Final church announcements and speakers at Lancaster picnic
Pastor Howearth leads Bible school at 9 30 with final picnic plans to be announced. Morning worship at 10 30 features Harris N Lewin. Christian Endeavor at 6 30 and evening Union service at the Methodist church with Rev Evans of the Presbyterian church delivering the sermon.
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O. J. Howearth
Bible School
Lancaster
Harris N. Lewin
Christian Endeavor
Methodist Church
Rev. Evans
The
Presbyterian Church
Logan City Council Considers Fire Department Upgrades
Fire Chief Nixon proposes four improvements including 750 gallon motor pump equipment, 1500 feet of extra hose, faster police response at fires, and a firemans pension fund. An ordinance to buy a three ton truck passes. Logan boys John Roberts and James Blair return from a east trip after a Buckeye Lake wreck. Roberts suffered hip injuries, Blair sustained an ear injury.
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Jon
Nixon
Wolfe
Logan
John Roberts
James Blair
Buckeye Lake
Roberts
Blair
Music to Blame for Rough Stuff in Modern Dancing
Atlanta expert Edward S. Hurst told the International Association of Masters of Dancing in New York that cheap dance hall music provokes rough dancing. He cited Village venues with smoke filled air and patrons switching from animal dances to waltz and tango as proof, urging a joint committee to restrict composers.
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New York
International Association of Masters of Dancing
Edward S. Hurst
Atlanta
Greenwich Village
Hurst
American National Associations of Masters of Dancing
Associated Song Writers
Local residents listed in church and social notices
In Trimble and surrounding towns a string of social and church related items are noted. Wilma Wallace Laura Welsh Sisk Leona Dillon Thea Williams Marguerite Williams and Nellie Williams are mentioned among local names. Pettitt of Crooksville visits his parents in Trimble while in charge of Corning church construction. No sermons this Sunday due to absence of the pastor. Sun school at 9 and communion at 10 15. Harold Rose visits Columbus. Phillips family updates from Marion Ti Springfield Ill Modoc. Fred Wells and daughter Freda visit Columbus. The Thomases depart for Edwardsport Ind. Dr Paul R Adams leaves local practice for Akron to join Dr Blower at Peoples hospital. Mrs M D Thompson and Clara visit Gallipolis.
Minister Family Reunion Plans Draw Chauncey Guests
Chauncey residents Mr. and Mrs. Edward Minister and family will travel to Columbus Sunday for the annual Minister family reunion at the home of Alfred and Mrs. Minister. Miss Dorothy Minister will visit relatives in Middleport and join the Weaver family to return via Xenia and New York by motor. Virgil Baughman and Charles B Bradfield Jr. depart Chauncey by motor for Caldwell to visit Carson Peppers and then Wheeling West Virginia.
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Athens
Eloise Hooper
Fred Hooper
Ben Hooper
Dorothy MacLouth
Macatawa Pedicord
Dilsie
C. A. Thomas
Edwardsport
Ind
Edward
Columbus
Alfred
Miss Dorothy
Frank Weaver
Donald
Victor Weaver
Middleport
New York
Weaver
Xenia
Virgil Baughman
Charles 8. Bradfield, Jr
Chauncey
Caldwell, O
Carson Peppers
Ohio University
Wheeling
W. Va
Ray CC
Gardner
Florida
Elton Coffman
Michigan
Canada
Community notes from Chauncey and nearby towns
Sunday graduation exercises were held at Greens Run Christian Church as students receive diplomas in teacher training. Local residents report illnesses and travel plans with relatives in Athens and Chauncey. Several residents, including Theron Goodson, head to Camp Perry for training and others plan trips to Florida and Canada.
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Trimble Christian Church
Greens’ Run
Theron Goodson
Chauncey
Camp Perry
Reverend Courtney to Preach at Trimble Christian Church
Chauncey pastor G B Courtney will fill his Trimble appointment at the Christian Church Sunday morning and evening. The Trimble Christian Sunday school reports progress in its Old Ma Slump campaign with a large gain last Sunday. The Young Women and Young Men classes compete for attendance with Mrs Earl Johnson teaching the former and Mrs M B Christman guiding the latter, both praised as leading classes in the county.
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G. B. Courtney
Chauncey
Christian Church
Trimble
Earl Johnson
M. B. Christman
Five Students Set to Graduate From Teacher Training Class
A class of five will graduate from teacher training work at the institution, completing coursework and student teaching assignments. The ceremony will honor the graduates and recognize their future roles in education.
U S July imports exceed exports by 400 thousand
The department of commerce announced that imports to the United States in July totaled 278.4 million dollars, surpassing exports by 0.4 million.
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Washington
United States
Department of Commerce
Deaths and Funerals of Philip Sprague in Athens
Philip Sprague aged 58 of 14 Morris Avenue died Thursday at 1 30 after an 18 month illness. Funeral at his home Sunday at 2. Interment West Union cemetery. Born January 13 1871 in McArthur he moved to Athens 14 years ago and ran a taxi transfer business until ill health forced sale. Surviving children include Mrs T J Tully Columbus Harriet Margaret Arthur. wife Mrs Sprague died in 1920. He leaves his father PD Sprague a brother Lewis and three sisters.
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Blackstone
Philip Sprague
Morris Avenue
West Union Erect
Mr. Sprague
McArthur
Athens
Arthur
Sprague
Arthur Sprague
PD. Bh. Sprague
Lewis Sprague
Mra
Mrs Hamilton and others from Mc Arthur noted
Hamilton, Mrs. Frank Lantz and Mrs. Homer D. Atkinson, all of Mc Arthur, are identified in a notice listing residents connected to an event or matter in the area.
Wreck in East Delays Service on Baltimore and Ohio
A B&O freight wreck near Cumberland Maryland delayed No 1 passenger service to Athens by about four hours after a dynamite car exploded. The blast killed the crew aboard the car and halted trains until repairs and investigations could proceed.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Athens
Cumberland
S. & Winters
Governor Donahey Heads to Camp Knox Review
Governor Donahey with Adjutant General Henderson departs Columbus for Camp Knox Kentucky to review Ohio infantry and tank corps troops stationed there.
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Columbbus
Donahey
Henderson
Camp Knox
Kentucky
Ohio
German Ambassador to United States Weidfeldt to resign post
Ottol Weidfeldt the German ambassador to the United States will resign his Washington post in about a month and return to Berlin. He declined to discuss his retirement. School dentists inspect 200 008 children in London every year.
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Washington
Ottol
Weidfeldt
United States
Washington Post
Berlin
Aiso
London
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