Nelsonville Rotary Advances Dinner Hour and Local News
Timely Nelsonville notes report the Rotary Club dinner moved to 6 15 pm and highlight talks by Stacy Sharp on Rotary, plus visit by Nelsonville High principal Carson Horton urging school cooperation. Other items include social visits, a gypsy sighting, birthday dinner plans, charitable clothing drive, church group activities, and an upcoming high school registration.
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Nelsonile
Miller Wilson
Interlab
Community Notes From Coolville Area News Briefs
Hockingport Herbert Dutton and Lew Humphrey attended a farm bureau meeting in Coolville Wednesday evening. Miss Gladys Parker of Parkersburg returns from Cedar Point vacation. Various locals visit or host guests. camps established above town. a daughter born to Lon Snyder. Evangelistic services at Torch Baptist church ongoing with several conversions. Coolville camp meeting planned August 31 and September 7 under Rev E R Wilson.
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Herbert Dutton
Lew Humphrey
Farm Bureau
Coolville
Gladys Parker
Parkersburg
Cedar Point
Lake Erie
B. F. Tompkins
Champ
Belpre
Hockingport
Hoffman
Orla
Ora Randolph
Willie Stiles
Will Shields
Pickerington
Ohio
Jessie Parker
C. W. Medley
C. E. Williams
St. Marys
Brawley
Lon Snyder
Coen
Ida Cook
Ben Knowles
New York
Earl Dickerson
Carapolis
Edith Humphrey
Athens
C. W. Hayden
Bertie Gillian
Maggie Hendrickson
Helen and
Page
New Briton
The
Baptist Church
Torch
F. R. Purdy
E. A. Dutton
Ezra Barrows
A. R. Henderson
Caolville
Kenton
Henderson
Coolville Camp Grounds
E. R. Wilson
Sunday Socials Spotted Across Coolville and Nearby Towns
Coolville and surrounding communities reported visitors and gatherings including Mr and Mrs M M LeFavor and family of Gloucester and Columbus guest Miss Gertrude Needy plus the Campbell and Metcalf households. A Columbus wedding joined Donald Mills and Garnet Morrow. Mrs Henry Osborn visited Chauncey friends and funeral attendees Ralph Chevalier and Anderson Bentz helped escort a Letart aunt’s service. A Sunday picnic drew youths to Mustapha Island.
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M. M. LeFavor
Harold and
Carroll
Glouster
Gertrude Needy
Columbus
Had Campbell
Athens
Ella Campbell
G. W. Polster
Cincinnati
W. G. Polster
Forest
Jarrissville
Clyde Metcalf
Alice Shanks
Ethel
Franklin Thompson
Ralph Chevalier
Geraldine
Henry Frost
Farkersburg
Frost
Donald Mills
Garnet Morrow
Henry Osborn
Chauncey
Anderson Bentz
Letart
John Pinell
Albert
Wheeling
Bingman Picnic Draws 65 Kin at Carmi Campgrounds
Mr A L Bingman and son Elmer led the largest season picnic with 65 Bingmans and relatives at the Carmi Camp Grounds on Sunday. A Humphrey Larson Parrish Frame gathering honored Mrs McClain and daughter Stella of Defiance Ohio. Various locals and visitors joined, with mentions of several exchanges and upcoming events at the Grange.
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A. L. Bingman
Elmer
Carmi
Bingman
Bingmans
McClain
Lizzie Humphrey
Stella
Defiance
Ohio
Chauncey and Dover Schools Open September 8
Chauncey and Dover township public schools will open on September 8 with teachers attending an institute in Athens the first week. Enrollment is expected to rise, and grade buildings have been renovated and repaired for an improved appearance. Mr. B R Dew of Yates Center Kansas visits Chauncey and relatives in Corning and Congo. his daughter Marie Dew Mourne may join him home. /></analysis>
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Chauncey and Dover Township
Teacher's Institute
Athens
Chauncey
B. R. Dew
Yates Center
Kansas
Nile Dew
Jacobs Avenue
Corning
Henry Dew
Congo
Mr. Dew
Ohio
Marie Dew Mourne
Local residents attend Church of God sermon in Slains
Mrs. William Katzenback and family with Mr and Mrs David Conant Mrs Ella Cunningham Ezra J Karns of Chauncey and Mrs Ella Tedrick of Columbus visited The Slains Sunday for a Church of God meeting Rev H A Sherwood of Anderson Ind former Chauncey Church of God pastor delivered the sermon William Katzenback who works in Dayton spent the weekend in Chauncey Otis Adkins and Theodore Thomas returned Monday from Wheeling W Va Max Wilson and Sam Altmen were motor visitors to Columbus Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Katzenback
David Conant
Ella Cunningham
Ezra J. Karns
Chauncey
Ella Tedrick
Columbus
Slains
Church of God
H. A. Sherwood
Anderson, Ind
Rev
Sherwood
Dayton
Otis Adkins
Theodore Thomas
Wheeling
W. Va
Max Wilson
Sam Altmen
Minister Fam is Holds Reunion at Martens Avenue Home
The annue reunion of the Minister family met Sunday at Alfred Minister and wife’s home on Martens avenue unbus. Four splendid attendance and a bountiful noon dinner followed by afternoon music. Attendees include multiple Minister relatives from Chauncey Columbus Chillicothe Xenia and Athens with other local couples and children.
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Alfred
Martens Avenue
Edward
Dorothy
Harold
Eleanor
Charles
F Vert
Chauncey
D. P. Reese
Ethel
Glousves
W. C. Crooks
Manifeld
Henry
A. L. Buskirk
Edwin
Audrey
Chillicothe
Frank Weaver
Donald
Victor
Xenia
Robert
Marius
Herbert
Roy
Pollyanna
Robson
George
Evans
Elbert
Viens Byron
All of
Columbus
Chauncey Friends Host Crooksville Visitors
Mr and Mrs Vint Cunningham hosted a Monday gathering at their Ellis avenue home in Chauncey for Sanford Trunnell Earl Platts and Hellas Moulton of Crooksville Ohio. Also visiting were Mr and Mrs Frank Ferrol and children of Portsmouth Ohio who traveled to Chauncey last week to visit E Abdella family on East Converse Street. The Ferrol and Abdella sisters plan to return to Chauncey before departing for Portsmouth.
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Jesse Bryan
Rudolph
Nera Syx
Elst
Wes Syx
Chauncey
Ohio
Emony
West Virgin
Eir
Monroe Street
Nelnville
W. D. Hines
East Converse Street
Guy Brookins
Lattre
Elmer Bingman
Athens
Frank Ferrol
Portsmouth
Abdella
Family Guests Highlight Sharpsburg Visit
A Sharpsburg family hosted recent visitors including Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Wilson and their two children, plus Misses Temple and Gladys Glass, marking a notable social gathering in the community.
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F. W. Wilson
Temple
Gladys Glass
Sharpsburg
Morgan and Athens county notes in Glouster area
Glouster residents host Clark family reunion at Bishopville grove with many relatives from Glouster Jacksonville and surrounding towns. Morgan county road work on Bishopville pike underway with state funding. American Legion delegates chosen for St Paul convention. A motorized fire equipment fund drive and upcoming Republican Central Committee meeting announced.
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Clark
Bishopville Grove
John D. Carpenter
Mountsown
Theodore Clark
Glouster
Carlos Clark
Bishopville
Ad Lefever
F. P. Clark
Will Hoon
Trimble
Joseph Clark
Greendale
John Clark
Shelton R. Andrews
Morgan County
Bishopsville Pike
Athens County
Minn
Tom Jones
Middleport
T. M. Thornton
Pomeroy
American Legion
Zanesville
Frank McCann Post
C. G. Lunsford
H. A. Rogers
Harry Richards
Harry Hann
Harry Skinner
Chillicothe
Vera Achauer
Blanche Jones
Cleveland
Louise Steele
Athens
Pacific Coast
Maude James
Achaur
Los Angeles
San Francisco
James
Idaho
Glouster Grounds
High Street
Glouster Fire Department
Jnew
Johns. Clark
Robert
Charles
Westerville
Fire destroys Prentice Lumber mill in Columbus
A cigarette tossed into shavings at the Prentice Lumber company started a fire in downtown Columbus that destroyed the planing mill and damaged nearby lumber piles. The blaze was controlled shortly after noon with no immediate reports of injuries.
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Columbus
Prentice Lumber Company
Prentice Planing
Stumps for Dad as Bryan Campaigns Begin
Silas M. Bryan, son of Nebraska governor Charles W. Bryan, plans to campaign for his father as the Democratic vice presidential nominee. He works as an attorney in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
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Silas M. Bryan
Charles W. Bryan
Nebraska
Minneapolis, Minn
Four bandits steal up to 15000 from Corn Exchange Bank
Four bandits robbed the Corn Exchange National Bank in Kansas City today and obtained between 12000 and 15000 dollars in cash. The audacious heist disrupted banking hours as authorities launched a search for the suspects.
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Kansas City
Corn Exchange National Bank
Morgan & Co Favors German Loan Still
New York August 20 J P Morgan and Company maintains its favorable stance toward participation in the proposed 200 million dollar loan for Germany as announced by the bank today.
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New York
J. P. Morgan & Co
Germany
Railroad seeks permission to issue $75 million bonds
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad asked the Interstate Commerce Commission for authority to issue and sell seventy five million dollars of first mortgage five percent bonds.
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Washington
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Manufacturing payrolls fall in July according to labor data
Washington August 20 report shows employment in manufacturing slid four percent in July while payroll totals dropped 7.8 percent and per capita earnings declined four percent the labor department stated.
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Washington
Department of Labor
Village Social News Highlights Local Visit List
Local residents hosted and visited in a sequence of personal calls and dinners. Vanderhoof and Rich families from Silverton Bethel Clarksburg interacted with Ashcraft Boggs and Davis households through Monday to Friday social gatherings.
Local Social Notes From Vincent and Surrounding Areas
Miss Lottie Myers of Vincent visited Miss Dorothy Gilbert for a week. Mrs. R. P. Boggs stayed with her uncle, P. D. C Davin, in Coolville. W. H. Ashcraft and son Brady were in Athens on Saturday. Several families visited homes and attended a picnic at Fairview.
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Taira Hawk
Dutch Ridge
Lottie Myers
Vincent
Dorothy Gilbert
Mabel Ashcraft
Parkershoro
W. Va
R. C. Roges
Leroy Boggs
Loti Widge
W. H. Ashcraft
Brady
Athens
William Noyes
Lois Myora
R. P. Boggs
PD. C Davin
Coolville
John Lake
Ralph Congreve
Philo
Esmond Brander Kerry
Lawrence Batley
Jon Baker
Misa Della Ashcraft
Virgil Walton
Columbus
Mra
Menear
Fairmont
Frank Bell
Grass
William Conant
Isola
Lute Dye
Deep Hollow
Fairview
Lyda Jeffers
Hazel
Edwin Chase
Local Visitors and Church Notes from Taylor Ridge Area
Taylor Ridge and nearby communities report visitors including Phyllis and Vern Willike at Spencer Ridge, Vernice Welling visiting Concord, guests of Mrs. James Mates and Mrs. Robert Johnson from Glouster, and Mrs. Gaskalla with Green's Run. Rev. G B Courtney preached at the Church of Christ, Henry Willike visited from Athens, and the Lemaine and Kempton households hosted relatives. Additional guests included the Keckland family and Jacksonville visitors Mrs. Beckly and Mrs. Bernard.
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P. Wf. Willike
Phyllis
Vern
Fierbaugh
Spencer Ridge
Vernice Welling
O. B. Boudinot
Concord
John Davis
James Mates
Robert Johnson
Glouster
Joseph Gaskalla
Ed Cartwright
Green's Run
G. B. Courtney
Church of Christ
Henry Willike
Athens
Mra
P. H. Willike
Francia Lemaine
Leo Lemaine
Albert Kempton
Chillicothe
James Beckly
Martin Bernard
Mary Salo
Jacksonville
Charlies Holmes
M. Keckland
Local families visit relatives across towns this weekend
The Plains Beulah and William Hawk spend the weekend with their father in Lancaster. Neva Hawk visits her aunt Nell Hiller for three weeks. Walter Matheney of Michigan visits relatives here. James Porter of Columbus spends Sunday with his parents. Mr and Mrs John Porter drive to New Straitsville to visit his mother. Mr and Mrs Frank Smith dine with Mr and Mrs Ed Burdette and later join them for supper. Mrs Elmer Guseman and two sons visit her parents Mr and Mrs Port Dicken in Athena. Mr and Mrs Rob Hawk of Lancaster visit Saturday night.
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O. C. Statts
New Martinsville
W. Va
Lester Parkins
Columbus
G . Gunder
Parkins
Bertha
Norma Keller
Parkersburg
John Campbell
California
Elia Camorosti
Helen Johnson
Marsh
Beulah
William Hawk
Lancaster
Neva Hawk
Nell Hiller
Walter Matheney
Michigan
James Porter
John Porter
New Straitaville
Eiaters
Frank Smith
Ed Burdette
Smith
Elmer Guseman
Port Dicken
Athena
Rob Hawk
Family and friends gather in Nelsonville area notices
Sunday visits and weekend guests are listed across Nelsonville and nearby towns. Ed Deanus, Fred Schmidt’s nephew, arrived from Germany to establish residence. Ed Michaels and family visited Ed Maxwell in Athens. Miss Pearl Tinscott spent the weekend with relatives, and typhoid recovery maters are noted as Will Potts and family stay with Harrison Potts.
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Adam Nash
Nelsonville
Ed Deanus
Fred Schmidt
Germany
Rosco Shields
Columbus
Ed Michaels
Ed Maxwell
Harrison Potts
Pearl Tinscott
Floyd
Cliff Gabriel
Ollie Somers
Nevada
George Gabriel
No word for kise in the Japanese language
The note states that the term kise does not exist in Japanese. It discusses language gaps and possible equivalents in translation. It mentions linguistic nuance and potential borrowing from other languages for a similar concept.
Quick Relief for Eczema and Itch Promoted by Trex Lotions
An advertisement touts Trex Lotions as a guaranteed remedy for eczema and itching. It claims relief from inflamed skin, pimples, cracking and eruptions for face and body. Available for 75e at Cline's Pharmacy or from H B Denton & Co Mt Carmel Il.
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Cline’s
H. B. Denton & Co
Mt. Carmel
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