Picnic at Glen Ebon Draws Nelsonville Crowd
The Chauncey Sugar Creek Sunday school picnic will be held in the Glen Ebon grove on Saturday September 3. Speakers include Rev L O Dabritz from New Marshfield at 10 am Rev B F Timmons from Athens at 1 pm Rev C L Strecker from Athens at 1 pm and Rev P E Kemper from Nelsonville at 2 pm A school program and a noon basket dinner are planned with a general invitation excluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Ebon
Chauncey-Sugar Creek
Glen Ebon Grove
L. O. Dabritz
New Marshfield
B. F. Timmons
Athens
C. L. Strecker
P. E. Kemper
Nelsonville
Nelsonville Schools Open Tuesday With Record Enrollment
Nelsonville announces opening day is Tuesday September 6 1921 with the largest city enrollment expected. A Saturday conference in the high school will address irregular credits and examinations for pupils. several faculty appointments and schedule notices are listed including book sales and staff changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
D. A. Ferree
J. C. Hall
Fountain Pharmacy
Board of Education
Susie Clark
Central School
Merle Gilbert
East School
Grace Roberts
Mildred Roberts
Florence Parks
Columbia
Florence Hall
Lebanon
Edith Evans
Athens
Real estate cluster with multiple local properties for sale
A listing presents several investment opportunities on Public Square and nearby streets. Properties include a six room dwelling on East High Street with garden, a four room home on High Street with modern finishes, a double dwelling on Sheppard Street, and a fourplex duplex with five rooms per side offering gas and electric utilities in a good location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East High St
High St
Sheppard St
Hyde Addition
Public Square
Murray City Labor Day Home Coming Featured by Cronin Shows
Murray City hosts a Labor Day celebration and homecoming from August 30 to September 5 with J. L. Cronin Shows providing attractions. The American Legion stages a parade and races, plus a ladies popularity contest with prizes for Thelma Jones, Mary Popezy, Auldine Taylor, Mary Simons, and Lorena Frazee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray City
J. L. Cronin
American Legion
Thelma Jones
Mary Popezy
Auldine Taylor
Mary Simons
Lorena Frazee
Siddle Family Visits Columbus This Week
Mr and Mrs W M Siddle and children Evelyn and Emmett spent Monday in Columbus Elmer Siddle has just returned from a week's visit in Columbus
Miner John Hull Dies in Hope Hollow Mine Accident
John Hull aged 61 was killed in a small Hope Hollow mine Tuesday while working alone. His skull was crushed and other injuries noted. he was found several hours after the accident. Funeral arrangements have not yet been made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hull
Hope Hollow
Hull
Local residents attend State Fair and visit relatives
Dr and Mrs Walter Howe and Mr and Mrs Ralph Howe returned from Columbus where they attended the State Fair. Several others, including Mrs Charles Preston and Mrs Elizabeth Preston, left for Bremen as guests of Mrs Charles Krizer. Various locals visited Columbus, Parkersburg, Springfield, Buckeye Lake, and Culver Indiana, keeping up with relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Howe
Ralph Howe
Columbus
Charles Preston
Elizabeth Preston
Elizabeth Kaelin
Bremen
Charles Krizer
William Morgan
Walter Raybould
New Lexington
Agnes Raybould
Donald Shafer
Glen Mulligan
Lew Davis
Ira Swingle
Myers Street
Hallie Randolph
Monongahala City
Frank Haynes
Culver
Ind
Pauline Wagner
Springfield
Buckeye Lake
Mary Selby
Parkersburg
W. Va
E. J. Kessinger
Mary Elizabeth
Fanny Mulligan
Marion Coakley
D. F. Shafer
Mrs. Burns Coakley
Youngest Hayden daughter dies after long illness
Lulu Grace Hayden died in Nelsonville Ohio at age 19 8 2 following a yearlong tuberculosis illness. She was born December 24 1901 in Nelsonville and died August 26 after returning from Cleveland with family seeking health. Survived by mother Mary Hayden four sisters Edna Savage Lena Mabel Jeanette Clark and brothers Fred Charles Earl George with many relatives.
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Lulu Grace Hayden
George
Mary Hayden
Nelsonville
Ohio
Methodist Episcopal Church
W. W. Trout
Mabel
Lena
Edna Savage
Cleveland, O
Jeanette Clark
Fred
Cleveland
Charles
Ithaca
N. Y
Earl
Thanks for kindness during illness and death of our daughter
We express gratitude to friends and neighbors for sympathy shown during our loss of our daughter and sister. Special thanks go to Rev. Kemper for his kind words during this difficult time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Kemper
Dance at Deenville Under New Management
Community members extend sympathy and thanks to those who offered machinery. Mrs. Mary BE Hayden and family are named. A dance is planned in Deenville Saturday night and Monday afternoon and evening under new managers John Green Roy Koon and Oat Sivyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary BE
Hayden
Deanville
John Green
Roy Koon
Oat Sivyers
Pythian Sisters Schedule Thursday Meeting
The Pythian Sisters will hold their meeting as usual Thursday night at 7 30 Sept 1. All members urged to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
Dinner honors Cincinnati aunt and Columbus sister at Thress home
Miss Edith Thress entertained at a Sunday dinner honoring her aunt Mrs. Steve Danson of Cincinnati and sister Mrs. Ashler Walker and her son Joe of Columbus. Guests included Mrs. Danson Mrs. Walker Mr. Ford Thress Herman Thress Mr. and Mrs. Albert Thress and children Haydenville Geo Cordell and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Thress
Steve Danson
Cincinnati
Ashler Walker
Joe
Columbus
Ford Thress
Herman ‘Thress
Albert Thress
Haydenville
Geo. Cordell
Mrs Herman Thress Visits Columbus and Detroit
Mrs Herman Thress is visiting relatives and friends in Columbus and Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Thress
Columbus
Detroit
Abe Neiman Fined for Disobeying Health Board Order
Abe Neiman was arrested for disobeying a local Board of Health order, arraigned before Mayor McCune on August 30, pleaded guilty, and was fined five dollars with costs totaling 8.80 dollars, which he paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Abe Neiman
McCune
Chamber of Commerce Opens Fall Session Tomorrow
The first fall meeting of the Chamber of Commerce will be held tomorrow at 7 30 p m at the Y M C A There will be no dinner served at the September meetings and starting with October dinners will resume Dr Welch urges a large attendance due to many important items on the agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber OF Commerce
Rome Township
Devore Family Ties Highlight Ohio State Fair Visit
Murray City residents Miss Florence Jewitt and Miss Blanche Matheny stay with grandmother Mrs L D Devore in New Marshfield as L D Devore attends the Columbus State Fair. He plans to visit his son P R Devore and daughter and son in law Clarence Kimbr ed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. Devore
Murray City
Florence Jewitt
Blanche Matheny
New Marshfield
Columbus
P. R. Devore
Clarence Kimbred
Bon-Ton Millinery Opens Fall Winter Display in Glouster
The Bon-Ton Millinery in Glouster Ohio announces its fall and winter opening on Friday and Saturday September 2 and 3. A display is ready for inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bon-Ton Millinery
The
Glouster
Ohio
Mrs. Sarah Eppine Price Dead at Home on Bishopville Pike
Mrs. Sarah Eppine Price died yesterday morning at 12 30 at the home of Mr and Mrs Isaac Wagner on the Bishopville pike where she had lived for several years Heart trouble caused her death she was nearing age 80 Funeral services were held at the Wagner home this afternoon at 1 oclock conducted by Rev Pedicord Interment followed in Hollister cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Eppine Price
Isaac Wagner
Bishopville Pike
Funeral for Five Weeks Old Babe Held at Hinton Home
Funeral services were held at 11 this morning for the five weeks old infant of Mr and Mrs Chas Hinton at the Hinton residence conducted by Rev Landsitter Interment followed at Hollister cemetery The infant died Monday night
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Hinton
Hinton
Landsitter
Hollister
Ice Cream Supper Funds Ashing of Congress Run Road
A benefit supper at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Verman tin raised 45.25 to fund ash lining on Congress Run road. Work has begun and the plan is to finish the ash ing to the Haskins greenhouse near Trimble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Vermantin
Congress Run
Haskins Green House
Trimble
Bricker Family Visits Relatives in the City
Mr and Mrs J F Bricker and their children from near Utica traveled to the city yesterday to visit relatives, extending their trip with a family gathering and time in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Bricker
Utica
Miss Mary McCann Expected Home From Columbus Hospital
Miss Mary McCann daughter of Mr and Mrs Patrick McCann of Jacksonville is expected home this week from Mt Carmel hospital in Columbus after undergoing a pair of operations about three weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McCann
Patrick McCann
Jacksonville
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Columbus
Women and men attend Church of Christ convention at Winona Lake
Mrs A A Allen Mrs J H Henshaw Mrs A J Crawford Mrs Lou Jonas Harry M Wilson and Misses Etta and Minnie Duncan travel to Winona Lake Indiana this week for the international convention of the Church of Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Allen
J. H. Henshaw
A. J. Crawford
Lou Jonas
Harry M Wilson
Etta and
Minnie Duncan
The
Church of Christ
Winona Lake, Ind
Williams Family Heads to Cincinnati by Auto
Reese and Gwillym Williams and sisters Misses Sarah and Naomi Williams depart for Cincinnati and surrounding areas. They expect to be away about a week or ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reese
Gwillym Williams
Sarah
Naomi Williams
Cincinnati
Glousier Shines at State Fair as Trains Climb Northbound
Glousier is well represented at the State Fair in Columbus this week with continued entries. Each north bound train adds a number to join those already shown, signaling growing participation and interest in the exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glousier
Columbus
Parks and Brunton Wed in Parkersburg Ceremony
William Parks and Anna Brunton, prominent local youths, united in marriage at Parkersburg Monday. The couple returned to Glouster yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Parks
Anna Brunton
Parkersburg
Glouster
Atheneans visit inlists and homecomings
The Plain s residents report a series of short social notes. Mrs Fanny Ball and sons shopped in Athens on Tuesday. Port Dicken sold his house and five acres on Vore Ridge. Mrs James Matheny and son James returned from a visit with her parents at Guysville. Mr and Mrs Henry Frost of Athens spent Tuesday evening with her parents, Mr and Mrs Isaac Wallace. Mr and Mrs Harry Learned and his mother of Basil have returned home after visiting Mr and Mrs Finn Cook. Mrs Esther Scott of Salem was the Monday guest of her daughter Mrs Fletch Hawk, Mrs Richard Calhoon and Miss Addie Callahan. Evelyn Aleshire and father and Orla Porter were Tuesday Athens shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanny Ball
Athens
Port Dicken
Vore Ridge
James Matheny
James
Guysville
Henry Frost
Isaac Wallace
Harry Learned
Basil
Finn Cook
Esther Scott
Salem
Fletch Hawk
Richard Calhoon
Addie Callahan
Evelyn Aleshire
Orla Porter
Tanlac credited with aiding Akron woman’s health
A Goodyear employee from Akron testifies Tanlac improved his wife’s two year stomach disorder. She slept better, avoided indigestion, and regained strength after starting the medicine. The couple keeps Tanlac at home and trusts it highly. Tanlac sold by leading druggists nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Atkinson
Goodyear Rubber and Tire Co
Chalker St
Akron
Ohio
Tanlac
Willard: No railroad strike expected amid wage talks
Daniel Willard president of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad spokesman says loyalty and history of labor relations prevent a strike. He cites Esch-Cummins act returns, wartime wage gains, and ongoing negotiations via the railway labor board to resolve grievances. He adds the statement applies to B and O workers, not others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. Kolbert
United Press
Baltimore, Md
Daniel Willard
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Willard
Railway Labor Board
Dan Willard
Road
Baltimore and Ohio
Ohio Taxpayers Saved $24,987 in July Costs
Governor Davis announced that Ohio state administration expenses for July this year totalled 24,987 less than July 1920, signaling sizable savings for taxpayers. The report focuses on the comparison and its implication for public finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Columbus
Ohio
Dance Dance at K of P Hall Nelsonville
Labor Day event at K P Hall Nelsonville features afternoon and night dancing with a top orchestra in the Hocking Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. of P.hall
Nelsonville
Labor Day
Hocking Valley
Shah of Persia treasures valued near thirty five million
The gems ornaments and precious stones belonging to the Shah of Persia are estimated at about 35 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Persia
Ohio Senate panel urges abandoned idle house at Ohio Penitentiary
The Ohio Senate prison investigating committee calls for closing the idle house at the state penitentiary and placing prisoners in useful work. The preliminary report, led by Senator James A. Reynolds, urges completing new prison buildings at London to provide employment, and notes War den Thomas is not unfairly treated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio Penitentiary
Ohio Senate Prison Investigating Committee
James A. Reynolds
A, KB
Cuthbert
Fremont
Frank Norwood
Canton
Reynolds
Put-In-Bay
Thomas
London
Local Visit Notes From Harrisonville Mill Cross Area
Harrisonville Mill Cross of Iowa visits with friends to renew acquaintances. G H Day and son from Middleport briefly visit. BE Hall of Newark visits his parents. Bernice Haning heads to Newark to stay with sister and attend school. Maria Smith of Pomeroy visits with friends. George Turner and wife attend Nate Wise funeral in Dexter. Dana Turner and George Turner and wife call on Gilbert Michaels family. Harley Derry and son spend day near Snowville with Leo Welch. Elmer Ward and wife of Columbus guests of Had White and wife. Mrs. Lide Forrest listed as sick. William Geller and wife of Columbus visit Miza Pettit and wife.
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Mill Cross
Iowa
G. H. Day and Son
Middleport
BE. Hall
Newark
Bernice Haning
Earl Robinson
Maria Smith
Pomeroy
George Turner
Dexter
Nate Wise
Dana Turner
Gilbert Michaels
Bichard
Harley Derry
Snowville
Leo Welch
Wie
Elmer Ward
Columbus
Had White
Lide Forrest
William Geller
Miza Pettit
Local visitors stop by area families this past week
Harry Gardner and family from Cincinnati visited with Mia Cook and daughter. Rev Paramlee and family from Rutland called on Elza Pettit and wife Sunday. Mrs Chase left for New Holland to attend the state fair with her daughter Mrs Weber French. Mrs Day's sister and two daughters from Nelsonville spent the weekend with her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Gardner
Cincinnati
Mia
Cook
Rev. Paramlee
Rutland
Elza Pettit
Matt Chase
New Holland
Weber French
William Day
Nelsonville
Tile Bathroom Smile Show
The note references a 1946 item about a blue devil cleanser and a tile bathroom smile show dated August 29 1946. It appears as a fragmentary advertising or guidance line with no clear event or outcome.
Massage's Greek Roots Traced to Early Medical History
The term massage comes from a Greek root meaning to knead and the practice dates to the dawn of medical history, highlighting its ancient origins and long-standing role in healing.
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Chestnut St
Hocking and
Myers St
Muskingum County
J. E. Zeller
O. Hyde
Bell 282
Citz
F. R. Beasley
Glouster Amesville
Palmer
Hickman
Nelson Ville
Idle Rouge
Big Phison
Senate
Harrisonville
Fidelity Building Loan and Savings Co
Columbus, O
Sam M. Johnson
Toledo
Lost To Auto Sales Co
U. S
U.S
United States
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