Four Pay Fines for Violations of Dry Laws
Nelsonville report details multiple arrests and fines for liquor violations. Amos Tignor pled guilty and paid 150 dollars plus costs and remained jailed until paid. Isaac Valkinburg faced a 100 dollar fine after pleading guilty. Shivers, Windle, and others received fines for drunkenness and related charges.
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Nelsonville
Amos Tignor
J. J. Eberle
Vigner
George Bateman
Isaac Valkinburg
Jack Vearson
James Shivers
Athens
Ed Windle
Shivers
Tignor
Cliff Wendle
Stork Returns to Buchtel Delivers Baby at 3 PM
In the mining village of Buchtel the stork activity continues to attract attention. Dr A K Kalker reports the bird guided to the Smart home where Mr and Mrs Sanford Smart welcomed a fine girl at 3 o clock in the afternoon as the population rises.
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Nelsonville
Stork
A. K. Kalker
Buchtel
Walker
Sanford Smart
Buchtel Residents Anticipate More Visits From The Long-Legged Flier
Citizens debate possible future visits by the famous long-legged flier before month’s end. Speculation runs high over which family may receive a coveted Christmas present they would not part with for silver or gold.
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Buchtel
Loss and damage meeting of the Hocking Valley railroad reported
Co. A. Stover and William Morgan attended a loss and damage meeting in Logan on Thursday. Mrs. Charles Ruff of Lancaster was a guest here on Thursday visiting relatives and friends.
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Co. A. Stover
William Morgan
Logan
Hocking Valley Railroad
Charles Ruff
Lancaster
King's Heralds Christmas Party at Doris Frank Home
The King's Heralds plan a Christmas party at Doris Frank's Walnut Street home Saturday afternoon from 2 to 4 with a gift exchange.
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King's Heralds
Doris Frank
Walnut Street
Rainbow class Christmas party at Mrs Mechem home
The Rainbow class of the Christian Sunday school held its annual Christmas party Thursday evening at the home of class president Mrs H F Mechem with hostesses Mrs Clarence Jack Mrs Tom Schenz Mrs William McCullough Miss Frances Bennett and Miss Wanda Walters. Thirty five members attended and Mrs William Lancaster led an engaging program. The hostesses served a two course luncheon. Santa Claus arrived and helped distribute gifts to each member.
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Rainbow
The
Christian Sunday School
H. F. Mechem
Clarence Jack
Tom Schenz
William McCullough
Frances Bennett
Wanda Walters
William Lancaster
Santa Claus
Christmas Party Held by Woman's Missionary Society
The Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist church held its Christmas party in the church parlors on Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Dave Burnell and Mrs. B. J. LeFever as hostesses. Mrs. T. J. Davis led devotionals with Mrs. Carl Coakley directing the program. Mrs. LeFever sang a solo and Christmas carols filled the musical portion. Hostesses served refreshments to 30 members during the social hour. Gifts were exchanged.
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Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Dave Burnell
B. J. LeFever
T. J. Davis
Carl Coakley
Glenford Dugan Post Hosts Two Holiday Dances
Glenford Dugan Post invites guests to two dances at their home during the holiday season. The first event is tomorrow night and the second is Saturday night December 24. A Christmas gift will cover both dances.
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Glenford Dugan Post
China awakening shapes regional fate amid turmoil
Dr. Frank W. Hible says China’s masses are forming a national consciousness blending ancient civilization with modern demands. He warns communism rose from Russian propaganda and predicts China will blob along for decades, while nationalism spreads beyond elites to peasants and a three-fourths Chinese party.
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China
Frank W. Hkible
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
Presbyterian Church
Ible
Bible
Russia
Nationalist Party
Nanking
Christmas Social By Esther Class At Christian Church
Mrs. Frank Betts and Mrs. Clarence Wolfe led an Esther class social and musical at the Christian church on Thursday evening. A 60 guest gathering featured a program of duets, readings, and a scene from The Barbarian with several members. A luncheon followed with tables arranged in an E shape and gifts for guests.
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Frank Betts
Clarence Wolfe
Esther
Christian Church
Ohio
Ralph Howe
Mrs. Betts
Mrs. Wolfe
Wolfe
Howe
Mary
the Barbarian
Harley Mitchell
George Beagle
H. J. Long
Beth Verity
Lulu Parry
Maggie
Betts
Mitchell
Missionary work and fundraising discussed at church meeting
Dr Bible discussed China missions and potential world spread with continued financial support. Thor Olson urged funds to equip the church gymnasium and named a committee of C. M. Gill J. W. Craig and W. W. Coe to investigate. J. P. Wood presided as association president.
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Korea
Manchuria
China
Dr. Bible
Thor Olson
C. M. Gill
7. W. Craig
W. W. Coe
J. P. Wood
Association
Polly Lou two act comedy by New Marshfield juniors
New Marshfield high school junior class presents Polly Lou a two act comedy at the K of P hall on Saturday evening December 17 at 7 30 p m A special dialogue and song are planned between acts.
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Polly Lou
New Marshfield
New Marshfield High School
K. of P. Hall
Gas blast kills hotel owner in Lima
In Lima on December 16 an explosion from a gas spraying machine fatally injured I. F. Held, hotel owner. John Moxley, a 50 year old Black servant, was blown from the room but unharmed.
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Lima
I. F. Held
John Moxley
Campfire Girls Plan Christmas Play and Toy Drive
Nelsonville reports Campfire girls to present a Christmas play Vinegar's Vaudeville Agency at the high school Tuesday at 7 30 pm. Guests may swap toys for cash to fund candy and nut bags. Toys displayed Saturday in the Eberle building. Two men fined for fighting in Mayor Eberle's court. Bryan brief: Cam ter Clark held amid death investigation of Mrs Celina Huber stabbed at a party. Clark implicated in quarrel and liquor was served.
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Nelsonville
Campfire Girls
Vinegar’s
Eberle
Washington Street
Bryan
U.P
Camter Clark
Celina Huber
Hear Stryker
George Barrows Improves After Illness at Home
Nelsonville December report notes George Barrows once ill at his Scott street home for two months is now slowly improving. Barrows formerly worked as an engineer at the city light and water works plants.
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Nelsonville
George Barrows
Scott Street
Barrows
City Light
Retail Merchants Plan December Evening Hours
Nelsonville stores will stay open evenings on December 22 23 and 24. All members will close all day December 26 and January 2 for the holiday season.
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Nelsonville
Retail Merchants’ Association
British prayer book rejection keeps traditional brides vows
London reports that in response to the rejected revised Church of England book British brides will still swear obedience to husbands and husbands will endow brides with all worldly goods. An alternative marriage service removed the word obey but would still allow the old form for unmodernized brides.
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London
U.P
Sure Relief for Sore Throat
A medicine named Thoxine promises relief in 15 minutes without chloroform iron or harmful drugs. It claims to act directly on the sore throat with internal use and offers a money back guarantee. Available at druggists in 35c 60c and 1.00 sizes.
Knights Elect Pythians of Ohio Officers for Term
Results of the statewide Knights of Pythias election in Ohio released today list elected officers for the coming term. The announcement from Bowling Green notes new leadership positions and confirms the official slate.
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Pythians
Ohio
Lowling Green
Knights of Pythias
Fraternal Leaders and Representatives Listed
FE. G. Sparks, Mr. Vernon, grand outer guard. BE. EB. Cornell, Bowling tireen, grand keeper of recents and seals. James Dunn Jr., Cleveland, grand chancellor. Charles Justice, Marion, grand prelate. N. EO Wide Marietta, grand master of arms. Co. Barr Lima, grand inner guard. R. H. Shryver, Columbus, grand master of exchequer. CC Williams, Columbus. Fo Hunker, Middleport, supreme representatives.
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FE. G. Sparks
Mr. Vernon
BE. EB. Cornell
Bowling Tireen
James Dunn
Cleveland
Charles Justice
Marion
N. EO Wide
Marietta
Co. Barr Lima
R. H. Shryver
Columbus
CC Williams
Fo Hunker
Middleport
Supreme Representatives
Not Guilty Plea Entered in Juvenile Court Case
Theodore Horn of Athens pleaded not guilty in juvenile court on charges of non support of his 16 month old son James Theodore. The trial is scheduled for December 31.
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Theodore Horn
Athens
James Theodore
Remus Sanity Report Finds Him Sane on Crime Date
Three alienists appointed by Judge Chester R. Shook reported that George Remus was sane on October 6 the day he killed his wife Imogene. Defense had claimed transitory insanity but the full report remains unavailable pending courtroom rulings.
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George Remus
Imogene Remus
Allenista
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