Brick Plant Resumes Operations in Nelsonville
Hocking Valley Fire Clay Co employes over 100 return to work after three months of labor trouble. Nelsonville Brick Co plants remain down due to strike with settlement talks failing. Dr Louis Albert Banks to speak on law enforcement at Christian Church on December 15 at 7 00 PM free and open to all.
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Hocking Valley Fire Clay Co
Nelsonville Brick Co
Nown
Christian Church
Nelsonville
Banks
Prices FLXI side cars for all makes
A. D. Farrow of Nelsonville advertises prices for flexible sidecars suitable for all makes of motorcycles. Local buyer options and contact details implied.
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A. D. Farrow
Nelsonville
Xmas Party and Bazaar At Central School
One thousand tickets sold by Central building school children for a Xmas party and bazaar at the High school auditorium Thursday afternoon and evening. Fair opens at 1 30 with a Xmas play at 3 and 7. Various foods and gift items will be sold. Mothers to send fancy pieces for the bazaar to Mrs C C Sharp.
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C. C. Sharp
Famous Chautauqua Lecturer To Speak At Nelsonville Church
A renowned Chautauqua lecturer will address a community mass meeting at the Nelsonville Christian Church Thursday evening December 15 at 7 o'clock. The event invites residents to hear the speaker share insights on current cultural and civic topics.
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Nelsonville Christian Church
W C T U Reception For New Members Enjoyed
The social rooms of the Christian church hosted a reception Tuesday evening for new members. Mrs. Jessie Backus led the event with decorations of white ribbons and flowers. Mrs. A L Barker presided in the president’s absence as Hyla Harrold spoke and Myre Spencer sang. The group voted a five dollar donation toward a Ford coupe for the Red Cross nurse and 75 members attended the program with refreshments served.
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Jessie Backus
A. L. Barker
Hyla Harrold
Nate Blake
W. c T. Ue
Myre
Spencer
Backus
Red Cross
Sunday school board meeting at Methodist church
The regular monthly Sunday school board meeting was held at the church Monday evening presided by Rev. Kemper. Ladies listed will lead the next group meeting and Loretta Mooney was elected to fill a teaching vacancy. Several bills were allowed and officers for the coming year were elected including Superintendent Frances Socie and treasurer Frank Allen.
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Methodist Church
Kemper
Mesdames Monks
Charles Evans
Whitmore
Lancaster
Stout
Howe
Allen
Lucile Wells
Loretta Mooney
Miss Wolfe
Frances Socie
W. H. Bartoe
Sidney Cook
Frank Allen
G. W. Pearce
Edna Spencer
Miss Allen
Jesse Beverage
Wallace in Columbus Serving on Federal Grand Jury
E. A. Wallace of this city is in Columbus serving as a member of the federal grand jury.
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E. A. Wallace
Columbus
Federal Grand Jury
Endora Chapter 72 Installs Officers for New Year
At the regular meeting Tuesday Endora Chapter No 72 installed its officers for the ensuing year and a ten dollar donation toward the Ford coupe was made at the time.
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Endora
Christmas Market Turkey Sale At Fifty Six Dollars
M D Zimmerman sold six turkeys for the Christmas market for fifty six dollars and seventy five cents. Rev Smith of Huntington is noted in the fragment with no further detail.
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M. D. Zimmerman
Rev. Smith
Huntington
Home Missionary Society Meeting Planned on Columbus Street
Mrs. Dave Wallace assisted by Mrs. Ivan Kinney and Mrs. Eliza beth Stratton will entertain the Home Missionary Society of the Methodist church at Mrs. Wallace's Columbus street home on Thursday at 2 o'clock. Mrs. Fischer will be program leader. Mrs. Bean of Athens, new district president, will attend.
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Home Missionary Society
Dave Wallace
Ivan Kinney
Elizabeth Stratton
the Methodist Church
Columbus Street
Fischer
Bean
Athens
Chamber of Commerce Announces Next Regular Meeting
The chamber will not meet this week. The next regular meeting is January 5 and the annual officer election will be held December 31.
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Chamber OF Commerce
Chamber
Y M C A Foreign Week Aims Global Model Associations
The Y M C A reports a global drive to fund model associations in twenty one foreign countries where work has begun. It lists 398 model associations including 180 in chief cities and 268 in key student centers with 779 secretaries and 581 native secretaries. Last year foreign work exceeded one and a half million dollars, about five percent of domestic Y work, with contributions urged this week. Attendance in gym classes remains strong and roughly ten spots remain in the midget class for ages 10 to 12.
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United States
America
Moose meeting set in Glouster December 14 1921
Glouster hosts a joint meeting of the Senior and Junior Moose at RedMens hall with Junior Moose field representative R L Grube speaking. Loyal Robinett and Joseph Dixon of Glouster visited Albany with J M Tewksbury. Green's Run PTA held a Friday session praising school improvements and a districtwide byline address by Athens Superintendent Stanley.
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Order of Moose
Red Mens Hall
R. L. Grube
Moose
C. A. Post
Green's Run
Stanley
Athens
Don't Park Here Musical at Glouster Opera House
The Glouster Opera House hosts the Moorehead Production's new musical comedy Don't Park Here on Wednesday and Thursday. Two hundred locals rehearsed a lavish show with new scenery costumes and featured cast including Miss Opal Streitenberger and ten farmered girls and Adolph Moser with sixty Indian girls. The Fraternal Order of Eagles plan a jubilee minstrel December 20 and 21 produced by Clifford Show Company with Prof V C Minnelli guiding the cast.
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Glouster Opera House
Glouster
Moorehead
Opal Streitenbergers
Adolph Moser
Order of Eagles
Clifford Show Company
Columbus
The
Elks
Athens
V. C. Minelli
Eagles
Public Protest Grows as Ohio Electric Mulls Branch Abandonment
In Columbus the public utilities commission opened hearings on Ohio Electric's petition to abandon the Lima Defiance branch. The hearing room crowded with farmers and townspeople. about 590 farmers traveled from Kalida and over 200 residents from Lima and surrounding areas attended.
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Columbus
Public Utilities Commission
Ohio Electric Company
Lima-Defiance
Kalida
Lima
Community Expresses Gratitude For Support After Loss
The message thanks friends and neighbors for kindness during illness and death of beloved brother Abraham 6ix and Rev Plumkett. It also honors the ladies who sang, Mr Stout for kindness, and those who donated machines.
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Abraham
Plumkett
Stout
Locals and visitors listed visiting kin around Athens area
Albany S S Frum and wife spent Sunday with relatives in Parkersburg. Mrs Stella Sisson visiting her parents here returned to Akron Thursday. Raymond Dew visiting his grandfather Isaac Snowden in Parkersburg after Chicago stay. Mrs Mattie Cecil of Mt Blanco spent Saturday with Mrs J W Lindley. Mrs C Pearman Miss Florence Brown and Eleanor Bowers Athens visitors Saturday. Mr and Mrs F E Goldsberry and daughter Mary Frances spent Sunday in Athens. Dr H H Baker and wife J H Cline and family were Athens visitors Sunday. Granddaughter Grossie Gabriel of Athens visited grandparents Basil Jones and wife. Glouster resident J N Tewksberry and wife hosted visits. Mrs Sadie Wycoff of McArthur visiting Basil Jones. Mrs Worley West and Mrs Carl Carsey traveled to Columbus hospital for treatment.
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S. S. Frum
Parkersburg
Stella Sisson
J. N. Tewksberry
Akron
Raymond Dew
Chicago
Isaac Snowden
Mattie Cecil
Mt. Blanco
J. W. Lindley
C. Pearman
Florence Brown
Eleanor Bowers
Athens
Sadie Wycoff
McArthur
Basil Jones
Worley West
Carl Carsey
Columbus Hospital
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Caruso
Kreisler
Galli-Curci
McCormack
Ruffo
Elman
de Gogorza
Rachmaninoff
Gluck
Victor Herbert
Sousa
Gem Pharmacy
Ohio
Victor Records
Sam M. Johnson
Fidelity Building Loan and Savings Co
Loyal Robinett
Joseph Dixon
Albany
J. M. Tewksbury
Robinett
M. BE. Aid of
Jacksonville
Annie Selby
Blake
Styth Square
Dingto
U. S
Hickman’s
Coats
Nelsonville Dry Goods Company
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