Birthday Celebration For Mrs Gorsuch In Nelsonville
Commander Mrs Dave Gorsuch hosted a birthday anniversary at her Nelsonville home with music games and contests into the night A cut glass candy jar was presented to her The event followed by a two course luncheon Guests Mr and Mrs Clarence Hall Circle Hill stayed with Mr and Mrs Mc Conaha Jackson street over the weekend
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Dave Gorsuch
Clarence Hall
Circle Hill
Mc Conaha
Jackson Street
Edward Reno to Give Lecture in Nelsonville Thursday
Noted magician Edward Reno will present a lecture course performance in Nelsonville on December 91. He began magic at age 10 under Col. C W Fiske and has since entertained troops in North Africa and performed in India Japan Italy and the Holy Land.
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Edward Reno
Nelsonville
Reno
Col
C. W. Fiske
North Africa
India
Japan
Italy
Holy Land
Berean Class Sets 150 Goal After 79 Reach Sunday
Berean class members gathered Sunday with 79 in attendance and plan to reach 150 next week. The group invites the public to attend and feel at home. Dc. A Shockley visited Middleport this weekend with the Dewhurst family. George Tifft Jr and family joined Dr and Mrs George J F Tifft for a Sunday visit. Christmas cards and booklets available at Gem Pharmacy.
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Bereans
A. Shockley
Middleport
Ed Dewhurst
George Tifft Jr
George I. Tifft
George JF. Tifft
Former Doanville Woman Dead in Columbus
Relatives in Nelsonville mourn Mrs. Mary Kuiz o formerly lived in Nelsonville and taught school here. She died Saturday night in Columbus. Funeral services were held today in Columbus for the former Doanville resident.
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Doanville
Columbus
Mary Kuizo
Nelsonville
Sor
Elizabeth
Nelsonville stores stay open late for Christmas shoppers
To aid holiday shoppers Nelsonville stores will remain open every night this week until nine oclock. Merchants report unusually heavy Christmas trade and are helping shoppers with extended hours.
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Nelsonville
Young Funeral Servicess Held Thursday
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Young will be held Thursday at o'clock at the family residence. Rev. C. L. Johnson will conduct the service. Burial will be made at Green lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth McCole
St. Paul’s Church
Coal prices surge as supply tightens in Erie
With near zero weather and the city nearly out of hard coal, prices jumped eight dollars per ton. Available stock is selling at 16.50 per ton across grades, while pea size climbs two dollars to 18.50.
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Erie
Polish general pilotski takes total control as dictator
London dispatch reports General Pil sudski, former Polish state head, now in complete control of Poland as dictator, with the British foreign office advised of the situation.
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London
Pilsudski
Poland
Oday
No Regular WBA Meeting Friday Evening
There will be no regular meeting of the W B A Friday evening due to the Christmas rush.
Mrs Bone and Son Visit Family Over Holidays
Mrs. Robert S. Bone and her young son from San Benito Texas are visiting the former’s father M. Munster for the holiday season.
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Robert S. Bone
Little Son
San Benito
Texas
M. Munster
Ohio to Tie Seed Potato Certs to Wider Farm Seed Network
A Columbus report states Ohio seed potato certification will merge with broader seed certification efforts through the Ohio Seed Improvement Association under university extension, with plans to join sales work via the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation. The move stems from a Sandusky meeting of certified seed growers and awaits final approval during Farmers Week at Ohio State University.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Seed Improvement Association
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Sandusky
Seed Improvement Association
Ohio State University
Obituaries and local notices from a community issue
The community mourns Mrs. W. W. Allen and honors the memory of N. W. Cheadle the veteran schoolmaster. Updates note William Worhes’s continued illness, George Allen’s slow recovery, and Judge Wood’s coal mining venture plans. Mentions Buckeye Pipe Line rights of way and local business conditions amid labor discontent and peanut politics.
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W. W. Allen
William Worhes
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Fisher
Carter Oil Co
Judge Ward
George Allen
N. W. Cheadle
Sauer
Judge Wood
Pike
Bricky Thomas, Longtime Empire Works Roller, Elected Sheriff
Niles reports Bricky Thomas who helped roll the first sheet steel at Empire Works has drawn his last pay and leaves the mill after years of service. Thomas has been elected sheriff of Trumbull County by an unprecedented majority.
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Niles
Thomas
Empire Works
Trurbull County
Mystery poisoning kills nine cows near Medina farm
In Medina eight miles east on the Akron road, nine cows died and three more are dying at the William Frye farm from a mysterious poisoning. Five veterinarians have not determined the cause, and the herd may all succumb.
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Medina
William Frye
Akron Road
New Savannah Diocese Appoints Bishop Michael Keyes
The Savannah diocese names Rt. Rev. Michael J. Keyes new bishop succeeding Bishop Benjamin J. Keiley who resigned due to age and health. Keyes formerly served at the Catholic University in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael J. Keyes
The
Catholic University At Washington
Savannah, Ga
Benjamin J. Keiley
White light from oil lamps now
A new lamp using kerosene burns a odorless smoke free light brighter than electric or gas. Government and university tests claim superiority over ordinary lamps. Inventor EF A Johnson offers ten days free trial or a lamp to the first user in each beauty to help promote the invention.
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EF. A. Johnson
West Lake St
Chicago
Til
Cold Monday Night Temperature Report in Athens County
Weather records show Athens County did not drop to zero as feared. Thermometers in Amesville noted seven and a half degrees above zero Monday night, with a daytime high near 35 degrees. Mrs. Chas Creamer’s Richland Avenue thermometer logged seven degrees at 6:30 am Tuesday.
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Athens County
F. W.gibson
Amesville
Athens
Chas, Creamer
Richland Avenue
Markets Report on Fleece Prices in New York Texas Regions
New York markets show quiet fleece trading with domestic fleece at 48 cents, refined fleece basis TS8c at 1.20, Texas scoured basis 1.05 to 1.34, and territory staple scoured basis 1.25 to 1.30. Prices reflect regional variations and product forms.
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Texas
Liberty Bond Quotation Summary
Liberty Bonds trading figures listed with 3 percent at 100.48 and 4 percent issues at 98.00 98.16 98.76 and 88.60 for various terms. Viersry 4 percent due 1928 quoted at 100.384 and new 4 percent at 99.78.
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Liberty Bode
New York
Liberty Bonds
Viersry
Cincinnati Market Roundup Cattle Hogs Calves and Sheep Prices
Cincinnati market report shows receipts of 2400 cattle and 2500 hogs with steady to firm prices. Cattle steers bring 700 90, calves steady up to 11.50, hogs 8.50, sheep 5.00 6.50, lambs 14.50 to 15.50 with varied quality.
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Cincinnati
Concert Pianist Pleads Mercy After Shoplifting for Christmas
Detroit Michigan December 19. Mrs Helen Perutz a 30 year old prominent concert pianist admits stealing articles totaling 50 dollars to buy gifts for relatives and friends claiming financial hardship Santa Claus should not forget them. She tells Judge Heston she was once connected to Ford State Bank and earned 1500 dollars for a recent engagement with Ossip Gabdlowitsch Detroit Symphony. Judge Heston fines her 50 dollars or 80 days in the house of correction.
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Detroit
gMich
Helen Perutz
Heston
Ford State Bank
Ossip Gabrilowitsch
Detroit Symphony Orchestra
Perutz
Orchestra Hall
Farmer-Labor Party disagrees with Cleveland action
J B Brown secretary of the Farmer Labor party states the party is not in sympathy with the December conference for progressive political action held in Cleveland and says the conference turned its back on independent action by agricultural and industrial workers through a party of their own.
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Chicago
Farmer-Labor Party of the
United States
Conference
Cleveland
J. B. Brown
Farmer-Labor Party
Agricultural and Industrial Workers
Brown
Pittsburgh Livestock Prices and Supplies Report
Pittsburgh market report shows cattle supply about 300 head with steady prices for fresh cows and springers around 30 to 90 dollars. Hogs receipts near 3,590 head with prime heavy hogs priced 8.56 to 9.60, other hogs 8.90 to 9.15, pigs 9.00 to 9.15, roughs 7.40 to 7.50, stags 4.00 to 4.50. Sheep and lambs quantity not specified with steady market.
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Pittsburgh Livestock
Pittsburgh
Grain-Produce Prices in Cincinnati
Fresh gathered extra firsts eggs 54c per dozen. Firsts 51c. Ordinary firsts 42c. Seconds 52c. Nearby undigested dlc.
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Cincinnati
Grain prices in Toledo market report
Enere grain listing from Toledo shows cash and future prices for wheat corn oats rye barley clover seed alik e timothy. Prices given for Dec Jan Feb and March contracts with cash and futures figures across several grains.
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Enere Grain
Toledo
Allike
Timothy
Thought Robbery Shock in Dublin City Center
Daniel Smith, a Belfast news agent, was robbed of 165 pounds returning to his shop in Dublin. Two men lassoed him, dragged him to the ground and escaped as several hundred onlookers failed to intervene thinking it a joke.
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Dublin
Daniel Smith
Belfast
Treasury to Fund World War Veterans Farm Loans
A bill introduced by Representative Knutsen proposes direct treasury loans to World War veterans to buy small farms. A $5,000,000 fund would finance four percent loans under a veterans bureau board.
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Washington
House
Knutsen
Minnesota
Treasury
Veterans’ Bureau
Toledo Tightened for Holidays By Dry Squad
Toledo will see a Washington dry squad sweep the bootlegging industry as prohibition enforcement tightens. Residents may struggle to find holiday drinks, with raids planned on all outlets and drinkers urged to shop early, else endure holidays on tea and unmixed ginger ale.
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Toledo
Coal Oil Stove Blast Injures Briggett Family
In Elyria on December 19, William Briggett suffered severe facial hand and foot burns when a coal oil stove exploded. A son Robert cut his hand while breaking a window to escape and Mrs Briggett was rescued from the blaze.
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Elyria
William Bridgett
Robert
Plant Additions At Charleston Firms Worth 3 Million
Preparations were under way in Charleston West Virginia to expand the Abbey Owens Sheet Glass Co plant and the Owens Bottle Co plant. The projects will involve about 3 million dollars in new development and equipment.
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Charleston
W. Va
Lbbey Owens Sheet Glass Co
Owens Bottle Co
Butter Receipts and Creamery Stocks Reported
Record shows butter receipts totaling 8 720 tubs with creamery extra 538c and extra firsts 49e bie. Firsts 45 48e, packing stock 34 350, HGGS Receipts 2 307 cases with miscellaneous 48 bi0c and ordinary firsts tih 48c, firsts 50e 52, checks 26 ie, dirtles 27 29¢.
Boa Constrictors Onboard Ship Spark Unlikely Tale
Charles Hougherty, quarter master of the Ward liner Oriziba, reports a curious incident at sea. He claims a boa constrictor he found in the hold smiled and bowed, then the crew returned to the hold and found three more boas, two at 20 feet and one at 12 feet, prompting talk of a new speed record on deck.
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New York
Charles Hougherty
Oriziba
Havana
Hougherty
Lima to observe dry New Year’s Day under prohibition
Lima authorities announce a strict enforcement of prohibition for New Year’s Day with a closed liquor lid both day and night. Police Chief Lanker orders preventive steps to ensure adherence to dry laws.
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Lima
Lanker
Miner Sylvia Alexander Bond Set in Lafferey Riot Case
Belmont County judge fixed a $10,000 bond for Sylvia Alexander one of 13 striking coal miners indicted in the New Lafferey riot of June 27. She is charged with first degree murder in the fatal incident.
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ST. Clairsville
W. W. Cowen
Belmont County Common Pleas Court
Sylvia Alexander
New Lafferey
Alexander
C Weed
Surplus State Money Could Be Well Used
Governor Davis weighs using more than 40 million dollars from the state workmen compensation fund to finance a new state office building for scattered departments except those in the state house annex. The proposal is being considered for inclusion in the final message to the legislature.
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Columbus
Davis
State House
Buckle Hidden in Corn Reveals Theft After Two Months
A buckle stolen in Bucyrus two months earlier was found hidden in a shock of corn on the I. H. Assenheimer farm two miles south of town during the husking season.
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I. H. Assenheimer
Assenheimer
Washington apple dump planned into Columbia River by farmers
A telegram from John Quincy Adams, president of the Washington Farmers' Union, says ten thousand carloads of apples will be dumped into the Columbia River by state farmers. The move comes as Eastern consumers pay ten cents per apple, per Senator Smith W. Brookhart's reading of the missive in the Senate.
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Washington
Columbia River
Washington State
John Quincy Adams
Farmers’ Union
Senate
Smith W. Brookhart
Progressive Republican
Pennsylvania Railroad buys McRoberts tract for freight yards
The Pennsylvania railroad purchased the McRoberts tract in Niles to build extensive freight yards and a Y to turn Ashtabula Alliance trains, paying about $15,000.
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Niles
Pennsylvania Railroad
McRoberts
Ashtabula Alliance
Market Receipts and Livestock Prices Report
Receipts across cattle sheep and hog markets show a steady to firm tone. Beef steers range from 9.50 to 13.50 with top prices noted, cow and bull categories move between 2.25 and 7.50, hogs and sows posted various underlines, and sheep show fats around 14.50 to 15.50 with wethers and ewes listed among mid ranges.
Senate considers indemnity payment to China for damages
An appropriation of 5 913.79 dollars to pay a Chinese government indemnity for damages caused by American troops was introduced in the Senate this afternoon.
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Washington
China
Senate
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Nelsonville News
Bart
Gem Pharmacy
Chiropractic
Lewis E. Cash
Palmer Graduate Chiropractr
John McCormick
Kaelin
FFA
PAT
Alexander Township
Bricky” Takes
Woot
Towilliami
NEA
Cincinnati Cattle
Poyal
Ueaths
Solon
N. Y. Exchange
American Car & Foundry
American
Cisesccis American
Atlantic Gulf & West Indies
Baldwin Locomotiv
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel PfLd
C .Css Vache
Mil & St. Paul
Crucible Steel Mare
Vcard
Ara Oie
Inspiration Copper
Cecees International Paper
Prmuino Gahb
Kane
Tsea Cewans
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Pittsburgh Coal Reading
Sarend Orr
CAO Republic Iron & Steel
Ceee Southern Pacific Ee
Ee Southern Railway
Stugepao
Cas Company
ION
RCN Sia
Vccu
Willys-Overland
Serene
Cuba
Chicago Livestock
Amibe $Lo.co Gla Ra
St. Bernard's School
St Pret, Minn
S. W. Gadbury Wholesale and Retail
Ford
Malaga
California
Grimes
Fulton Grogery
Utter Food
Aluminum
Kerr Hdwe. Co
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