Chamber of Commerce elects slate and tackles street repair
Nelsonville report outlines nominating committee results for officers and directors to be voted at January meeting. The group urges coordinated Jefferson street repair with the street railway, and votes to appoint a national legislative committee of three to study pending national laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Chamber of Commerce
Yor
C. Kck. Bennett
L. J. Eberle
John V. Wood
W. 8. Rhodes
KR. Jackson
Ray Cook
J. L. Murphy
N. Hill
C. C. Sharp
Fred Johnson
New Course Offered to Nel sonville High Pupils
Nel sonville high school begins a six week practical mechanics course for about 290 students of all ages and both sexes. Ivan Morris leads the manual training department as electrical apparatus and materials arrive from Southern Ohio Electric. A Ford motor chassis is loaned by Beasley garage for hands on study of household appliances.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville High School
Ivan Morris
Southern Ohio Electric Company
Ford
Beasley Garage
Two Are Fined For Intoxication in Nelsonville
In Nelsonville on December 2, Overton Wallace and Harry Sapp pleaded guilty to intoxication before Mayor L. J. Eberle and were fined 190 dollars plus costs each. They were jailed until payment. Both were escorted to Athens last night by Jack Pearson, police chief. Bert Johnson and Porter Barron pleaded not guilty. Johnson’s hearing is December 6 and Barron’s hearing is also set for December 6.
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Nelsonville
Overton Wallace
Harry Sapp
L. J. Eberle
Athens
Jack Pearson
Bert Johnson
Porter Barron
Leonard Bennett Reports For Navy Entered Service
Nelsonville dispatch says Leonard Bennett of the city has been advised his United States Navy application is accepted and he was ordered to report in Cleveland. He left Wednesday for that city. The piece notes his parents Mr. and Mrs. Vern Bennett. The report also mentions Ruth Hall’s bridal shower and social events with local residents including Mr. and Mrs. George Hall and a West Columbus street bridge club gathering.
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Nelsonville
Leonard Bennett
United States
Cleveland
Vern Bennett
Kengls
Jackson Street
Earl L. Funk
Ruth Hall
George Hall
Funk
Euchre Benefit Party At St Andrews Parish House
Five tables of players enjoyed a benefit euchre party at St Andrews parish house on Wednesday night. Alva Johnson and Mrs. McNally topped the scores with high totals.
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St. Andrews Parish
Alva Johnson
Mrs. McNally
Social round of Miss Hanning and friends travels
Miss va Hanning of Columbus and Mrs Jessie Hanning of New York City were guests Wednesday and Thursday of Mrs John Hill and Mrs K E B Bell. Mr and Mrs L T Rhoads returned home after a week in Cleveland visiting Macgether and Mrs J H McCullough and Mrs. James H. McCullough.
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Edith Stiers
Columbus
J. L. Wilson
Leoline Seibert
William Bechtold
Athens
E. M. Gilbert
Lucinda Springer
Lancaster
Mable Campbell
Karl Baker
Corning
Darringh Donohue
Bertha Higgins
York
Nelsonville
C. A. Shockley
Ed Dewhurst
Lenny Denny
Va Hanning
Jessie Hanning
New York City
John Hill
K. E B. Bell
L. T. Rhoads
Cleveland
Macgether
J. H. McCullough
Germany counts on League for Versailles revision
At the disarmament conference in Geneva Count Von Bernstorff Germanys chief delegate said Berlin expects the League of Nations to revise the Versailles Peace treaty in its favor. He cited article 19 granting the league power to recommend treaty revisions as key to security against war.
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Geneva
U.r.-Germany
League of Nations
Security Commission
Count von Bernstorff
Germany
League
Bernstorff
Convicted Police Chief Lengel Returns to Canton Today
Seranus A. Lengel former Canton police chief is back in Canton today in the same jail cell from his murder trial for Don R. Mellett Lengel voiced optimism about his bond appeal and said he is in good spirits after being granted a new trial by the court of appeals.
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Canton
Seranus A. Lengel
Don R. Mellett
Lengel
Mellett
Columbus
Court of Appeals
Pageant by Athens High Girls at YWCA Meet
Girl Reserve members from Athens high school will perform a brief pageant at the YWCA meeting at Ohio University in Ewing Hall tonight at 7. The dramatization Candies That Burn, directed by Helen Rupp, features first year students.
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Athens High School
Ohio University
Ewing Hall
Mary Connett
Louisa Lay
Helen Rupp
Christian Association
Mining Town
Illness of Roy Pilcher Deepens at Home
Roy Pilcher remains seriously ill with a complication of diseases at his home 10 East Union Street. Mrs. John Tillery of London Kentucky, mother of Mrs. Pilcher, is staying at the Wilcher home. John Tillery brother has returned to Hamilton after visiting due to Mr. Pilcher’s illness.
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Roy Pilcher
East Union Street
John Tillery
London
Pilcher
Wilcher
Mr. Pilcher
Hamilton
Hadley Dies, Noted Missouri Governor and Educator
Herbert S. Hadley chancellor of Washington University and former Missouri governor died in St. Louis after months of illness. He was a national figure in education and politics, and served as Theodore Roosevelt's floor leader at the 1912 Republican National Convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
U.P
Herbert S. Hadley
Washington University
Missouri
Hadley
Theodore Roosevelt
Bombing Closes Bellows Plant in Cleveland
Police guarded the Bellows corporation plant in Cleveland after a bombing last night that damaged the building and shattered many windows. Manager A. A. Probeck blamed labor trouble for the attack.
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Cleveland
U.P
Bellows Corporation
A. A. Probeck
DeMolet Funeral Services Scheduled in Lynn Haven
Funeral services and burial for Charles DeMolet will be held in Lynn Haven Florida Monday. DeMolet died at his home in Lynn Haven and his son John left for Florida after word of his illness. Sons Charles Jerome and their sister Margaret Kolb and brother James De Molet planned to join in Cincinnati.
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Charles DeMolet
Lynn Haven
Mla
John DeMolet
Florida
Charles
Jerome
Cincinnati
Margaret de Molet Kolb
James de Molet
Woman Sought by Police in Murder Of Junk Dealer
Cleveland police seek four women in a case tied to the death of 45 year old junk dealer Jacob Rosenberg whose battered body was found in a vacant basement. Detectives hold a suspect tied to the lovers plot theory and may have killed Rosenberg to implicate a rival.
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Jacob Rosenberg
Rosenberg
Lying Prostrate Girl Is Married After Accident
Tessie Yunker aged 16 and Clyde Weakley wed at the girl's parents home in Frazersburg after she accidentally shot herself while preparing to join rabbit hunting with her brother. Dr. J D Fleming advised issuing the license to lift the girl's spirits in her frail health.
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Zanesville
U.R
Tessie Yunker
Clyde Weakley
Frazersburg
J. D. Fleming
Former Missionary Urges Focus on Local Jungles
The Higley Bible class annual rabbit supper drew 200 attendees as Robert A. Doan spoke on "Will the Church Win." He argued local problems rival faraway jungles in need of attention and warned that a scoundrel church member harms the church more than an atheistic outsider. He said the church will win by becoming Christianized and condemned denominationalism as a great sin against Christ.
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Higley
Christian Church
Robert A. Doan
Africa
National Home for Aged to Be Built at Tiffin Ohio
Ground will be broken within the next weeks for a national home of the aged in Tiffin Ohio by the Daughters of America. Architects Mills Rhifles Bellman and Nordhoff announce a colonial style development on the Tiffin Fremont road to the river. The first building will be 220 feet long and three stories with wings housing an infirmary and kitchen. Ground was provided by a general subscription from Tiffin citizens. Plans will be finished in 40 days.
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Tiffin
Order of the Daughters of America
Mills, Rhifles, Bellman
Nordhoff
Tiffin- Fremont Road
Inland Collieries Head Defends Eviction of Miners
Chicago dispatch reports Inland Collieries president D P Thompson defending the December 4 eviction of 4 miners and families from Indianola Pa claiming union delays and nonpayment of rent. He says miners refuse to work and have moved to factories for pay. extending time is not advisable.
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Chicago
Indianola
D. P. Thompson
Inland Collieries Company
The
Inland Steel Company
Thompson
Ohio university to send two speakers to training conference
Two speakers from Ohio University will address a teacher training conference in Columbus under the Ohio State Department of Education. A M Meyers, director of teacher training, will discuss observation and participation courses and their link to education principles courses. T R McCracken will talk on the testing program used in Ohio schools. Several Ohio University education faculty members depart today to attend.
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Ohio State Department of Education
Columbus
A. Il’. Meyers
Ohio Universty
Ohio
T. R. McCracken
College of Educations
Ohio University
College of Education
Foreign Students to Picturing Life at Ohio University Dinner
An International Dinner at Hotel Berry on Saturday December 8 brings two Japanese students from Ohio universities to speak to Ohio University students and faculty. Mary Shinowara of Wittenburg College discusses American Japanese relations, while Naoichi Ishiguro of Tokyo, a student at Ohio State, shares foreign student experiences. This is the first such dinner at Ohio University, inspired by Ohio State's international nights.
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Ohio University
Oho
Hotel Berry
Cosmopolitan Club
Mary Shinowara
Wittenburg College
Naoichi Ishiguro
Tokio
Japan
Ohio State University
Union Donations Support Miners Per AFL Guidance
The Hocking valley action aligns with American Federation of Labor recommendations, to which the typographical union is affiliated. Other district unions are expected to follow with similar donations to aid the miners.
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Hocking Valley
American Federation of Labor
Printeres Donate Chicago Rum Syndicate Allegations
The Chicago Herald and Examiner reported federal officials uncovered evidence of collusion among police officials politicians and operators of booze and gambling resorts. Investigators shadowed all 42 police captains and many ward leaders while printers union members voted to donate 25 to a gang chieftain and liquor operators at a meeting in the Messenger building.
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Chicago
U.P
The
Chicago Herald and Examiner Today
Athens
Messenger
Minera of the
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Bennett
NAVY
Bride
Wednesday Bridge Club
Euchre Party
League For
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Y. W. G. A. Meet
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Demolet
Algiers
Interior
Eure
R. A. Doan
National
Daughters of America
Toledo, Dee
Inland Collieries Head
McCreary
Will
Oxfords
Echem
Fred R. Beasley
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