Poor Mr Jones in Nelsonville Rumor Ends in Blank
Citizens suspect John Jones of bootleg activity after a farce arrest at a local store. Police detain him as a plan to use dynamite timed grip collapses when opened, revealing only religious items. He is released. luncheon follows for guests including Mrs Joe Figgins.
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Prohibition
John Jones
John
Jones
Corporation
Bill Halle
Walter Warner
Old Cap Collier
Pearson
Smith
Mike
Holiday Travels Highlight Local Families
Mrs. Lydia Johnson spends the holidays in Louisville Kentucky while Mr. and Mrs. G E Faries visit Newark for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Johnson
Louisville, Ky
G. E. Faries
Newark
Students and families spend Christmas holidays locally
Norval Nixon a Culver Military School student is guest of his parents over Christmas. Vance Morgan of Columbia New York City is spending the holidays with his parents here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norval Nixon
Culver Military School
Vance Morgan
Columbia
New York City
Mrs Clyde Littler Guests of Howe Family for Christmas
Mrs Clyde Littler and her children from Athens visit Christmas with Mrs Littler’s parents Mr and Mrs J R Howe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Littler
Athens
Mooney Called Home For Grandson Illness In Charleston
John Mooney was summoned to Charleston West Virginia due to the serious illness of his young grandson John Neal Mooney son of Mr and Mrs Logan Mooney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mooney
Charleston
W. Va
John Neal Mooney
Logan Mooney
Nee dle Shuttle Club Christmas Party Delightful Exchange
Mrs Ralph Henry hosted the Nee dle Shuttle Club ladies for a Christmas party Wednesday evening. A pretty Xmas tree decorated the room and guests exchanged gifts matched by numbers concealed in a nut shell. The gift exchange was a pleasant feature of the event.
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Ralph Henry
The
Needle Shuttle Club
Cosmopolitan Club Enjoys magazine party and readings
Mrs Walter Wolfe hosted the Cosmopolitan Club gathering on Thursday. Members responded to roll call with Our favorite magazine. Mrs Harry Jackson read a paper titled The First Xmas Tree. A magazine party hosted by Mrs Oril Griffin Mrs Martin Ohlinger and Mrs Eugene Hohenadel delighted attendees. Participants included Mesdames Gene Hohenadel Ed Humphrey Harry Jackson S S Lane A G Mechem Martin Ohlinger Ralph Waillar W J Sanders Oris Griffin and Misses Lane Nixon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Wolfe
Cosmopolitan Club
Harry Jackson
Oril Griffin
Martin Ohlinger
Eugene Hohenadel
Gene Hohenadel
Ed Humphrey
S. S. Lane
A. G. Mechem
Ralph Waillar
W. J. Sanders
Oris Grifffin
Misses Lane
Nixon
Shrine Meeting In Athens Sets Election Of Officers
There will be a White Shrine meeting in Athens on Monday evening with a 6 o'clock picnic dinner. At the gathering the officers for the coming year will be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Schools Close Today in Nelsonville Notice
Nelsonville schools announce closure for today and remain shut until Tuesday January 3, 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Teachers Home for Xmas Holiday Plans
Professors and teachers from the local high school will spend Christmas with relatives near Cincinnati. Miss Rick etts goes to Frankfort Ohio Miss Hall to Lebanon Miss Barber to Beaver Ohio Mr Gribel to Freemont Miss Sandusky to Gathanna Ohio Miss Shellhamer to Columbus and Miss Evans to Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Ferree
Cincinnati
Local women attend memorial hall reception for West Supreme Commander
Fifteen members of the W E O O T S M gathered at Memorial Hall in Columbus to honor Miss Bina M West, whose home is listed as Port Huron Michigan.
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Memorial Hall, Columbus
Bina M
Port Huron
Michigan
Logan Child Born to Bruce Iles Family
Announcement notes the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Iles on Thursday morning.
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Bruce Iles
Pottery Plant Shuts Down For Repairs
Logan Pottery Company plant here closes for repairs after a year of operation. About 50 employees lose their jobs as the facility halts production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DOW
Logan Pottery Company
Men discuss buying revival tabernacle for community use
A Methodist church meeting on Thursday noon considered purchasing the tabernacle from the recent revival. The plan is to move the structure to a new site for public gatherings and indoor sports. Committee members C F Rilgley, George Goulding, and Wm Loomis were appointed to work out plans, with a larger community meeting likely soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Tabernacle
C. F. Rilgley
George Goulding
Wm. Loomis
Logan Legion Post Opens Membership Campaign
At a Wednesday meeting Logan Legion post began a membership drive with teams of fifteen chosen by captains Barton Hall and C F Lauer. The contest runs until January 1 with the losing team supplying oats to the victors. A Christmas cheer effort will aid disabled comrades, and Clinton Webb was named legion representative for county adjusted compensation claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Legion Post
Baton Hall
C. F. Lauer
Clinton Webb
Legion
Youth Jailed for Intoxication Receives Probation
Jake Searles aged 17 of Coonville was arrested by Sheriff Larimer on intoxication charges. Before Judge Stephenson on Thursday he pled guilty and was fined seven dollars and forty cents, given a court lecture, and placed on probation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Searles
Coonville
Larimer
Stephenson
Stalter Family Plans Columbus Visit For Holiday Season
Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Stalter and son Bob travel to Columbus today. Miss Lucile, a Delaware student, will join them there before returning home for the holidays. Mr. L. S. Martheny visits Cleveland with his son Harry and family. Mrs. C. A. Stover spent Wednesday in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Stalter
Bob
Columbus
Lucile
Delaware
L. S. Martheny
Harry Martheny
Cleveland
C. A. Stover
Christmas Tree Planned for Striking Workers in Yorkville
A community Christmas tree will be erected Monday afternoon in Yorkville for children of men who have lost earnings due to a strike at the town s tin plate plant which has been idle most of the year.
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Yorkville
Annual report compares district spending to revenue
The document outlines total instruction expenses of 407 039.87 dollars and auxiliary costs of 153 581.42 dollars. Revenue receipts amount to 619 209.23 dollars, less than expenses, with non revenue receipts 54 725 dollars and 3 409.91 dollars plus a 128 931 dollar year end balance making 806 275.84 dollars available.
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Superintendent of Public Instruction
Wednesday Club Meeting in Albany with Gift Exchange
The Wednesday Club met at Mrs. Alvin Cline's home on December 21 in Albany. Members shared anecdotes and participated in a fishing pond gift exchange. Christmas cheer flowed as remembrances were exchanged and refreshments were served.
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Albany
Alvin Cline
Xmas Candies and Cigars in Glouster Notice
An item from Glouster Ohio notes sale of Xmas candies and bulk cigars and cigarettes by Campbell's. A local drunk was jailed by Marshal Williams last night, given a bed, and released this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell's
Glouster
Ohio
Marshal Williams
Christmas Programs Highlight Holiday Break Across Local Schools
Special Christmas programs were presented in several local schools yesterday. Schools closed for holiday vacation and will resume on January 2.
Prosecutor Mary K Davey invited to speak at conventions
Prosecutor Mary K Davey received an invitation from J A White state superintendent of the anti saloon league to address the law enforcement convention in Cleveland on January 16. She was also asked to speak at the state convention in Columbus on February 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary K. Davey
J. A. White
Anti-Saloon League
Cleveland
Columbus
Death of Mrs Marion Chevalier in Coolville
O. B. Chevalier and sons Rolland and Horton returned yesterday from Coolville after being summoned by the death of Mrs Marion Chevalier, who died Tuesday at age 77. She nearly reached a 50 year residence in Coolville.
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O. BE. Chevalier
Revival planned at Union Furnace church
Rev. 8. O. Altbough of the U B church at Union Furnace announces an old time revival campaign to begin January 2.
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O. Altbough
U. B
Union Furnace
Fireworks cause alarm from high tension line contact
An early morning fire department call reported fireworks in evidence near a telephone office after an Ohio state trunk line touched a high tension wire between Columbus and Athens. No injuries are mentioned. The incident prompted a response and investigation into the cause of the spark.
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Ohio
Columbus
Athens
County schools cost Athens district $660,921 in 1921
The Athens county schools cost the district 660921.29 dollars for the year ending August 31, 1921, according to a report prepared in the county auditor's office today.
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Athens County
Christmas programs set for Sunday at two churches
Special programs will be rendered Sunday evening at the Church of Christ and the Methodist church. Fine programs have been prepared and those who attend are assured a rare treat. The public cordially invited to witness the programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Methodist Church
Pride Family Trip For Christmas Visit To Greenfield
Mrs. C. A. Pride and her infant went to Greenfield yesterday to visit Mrs. Pride’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Wilson. Dr. Pride plans to join them tomorrow and stay through Christmas.
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C. A. Pride
Baby
Greenfield
Mrs Pride and Father Travel to Cleveland to Visit Relatives
Mrs. W. A. Pride of this city and her father L. G. Matheny of Nelsonville left this morning for Cleveland to be the guests for several days of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Matheny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Pride
L. G. Matheny
Nelsonville
Cleveland
Harry Matheny
Fines Set for Trespass on Game Preserve North of City
Martin Hill of Paros and Wilfred Cooley of this city were fined in Mayor Wallace's court for trespassing on the game preserve north of the city. Charges were filed by Game Protector B. T. LeFever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Hill
Paros
Wilfred Cooley
Wallace
B. T. LeFever
Schwalbach Leaves City for Akron After Brother's Death
Fritz Schwalbach left this morning for his Akron home, following his brother Jacob's death. Mrs. Schwalbach and their daughter will stay in the city through Christmas.
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Fritz Schwalbach
Jacob
Akron
Schwalbach
Protracted meeting and travel tales from Sharpsburg
The Sharpsburg town notes report a protracted meeting at Town House and Mt. Carmel giving social entertainment as roads stay muddy. Prof Gaskell walked from town to town while residents comment on education costs, local farming, and a Christmas tree at Plantsville amid travel hardships. Ernest Dille reaches Mexico on honeymoon, Asa Dille visits Chester to see a sick father.
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Mt. Carmel
Prof. Gaskell
Frank
Lillian Bardin
Gaskill
A. D. Selby
Mr. Glover
Selby Heights
Ernest Dille
California
Mexico
Asa Dille
Chester
Plantsville
Banta
Gasoline Thief Strikes County Road Roller
A ten ton road roller between Guysville and Stewart had gasoline siphoned and water put in. Authorities investigate whether it was a prank or deliberate theft as legal penalties for such acts are severe.
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Guysville
Stewart
Liberty Bonds Market Quotes in New York
Liberty bonds prices listed for several series with bid and ask figures as of December 21 in New York trading. Notable entries include Liberty 314s at 93.90 and Victory bonds around 100.02, with various 4s and 4 8s showing fractional pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Liberty
Victory
Grain-Produce Cleveland Producer
Grain and produce markets show no change as Cleveland area producer Deco 23 remains steady amid steady supply conditions and stable pricing signals across regional trade.
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Cleveland
Toledo Grain Prices and Futures Snapshot
Grain and feed prices listed for Toledo include Wheat cash at 1.25 and May at 1.20, Corn No. 3 yellow 58, Oats No. 2 white 40% 42, Rye No. 2 89, Barley No. 2 68, Clover seed 13.36 cash with Sec 18.6, Jan 13.25 and 13.35 Mar, Timothy 8.12 44, Dec ent Jan 8.12 4, Feb 3.17 3, Mar 8.15, Butter 45 46, Eggs 62, Hay 1.00.
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Toledo
Timothy
Cincinnati Eggs Market Steady, Prices Noted
Cincinnati December 23 eggs market steady with extra firsts 68 cents per dozen, firsts 49 cents, ordinaries 48 cents.
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Cincinnati
Chicago Produce Prices and Poultry Rates Record
Chicago market brief lists butter creamery 30 32 cents, firsts 32 42 cents, odds 45 cents, eggs 19 20 cents, and live poultry 15 28 cents. Includes standards and various quality grades with regional pricing.
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Chicago
Hog and cattle prices at Union Stock Yards Chicago
Receipts hogs 22 000 market steady top 7 65 price ranges 6 95 to 7 65 for heavy and 7 10 to 7 80 for medium. light hogs 7 25 to 7 65. sows and pigs priced. Cattle receipts 2 000 market steady price bands from 3 25 to 10 00 for various grades. calves, feeders, and stockers listed. Sheep receipts 8 900 market steady lambs 10 25 to 11 40. yearlings and ewes priced down to 1 60.
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Union Stockyards
Ill
Chicago
Pittsburg Cattle and Sheep Market Slow and Mixed Prices
Pittsburg market reports slow cattle trade with choice grades around 7.40 to 7.50 and common near 7.36. Receipts include five cattle lots and fifteen hogs with primes around 7.45 to 7.55 and lighter pigs at 8.08 to 8.26. yearling lambs quoted near 11.00.
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Pittsburg
Cincinnati live stock market report on Dec 23
Cattle receipts 250 slow market with steers and heifers dull. calves steady around 11 to 11.60. hogs receipts 460 strong up 26 cents with good to choice at 8.00. sheep and lambs receipts 150 steady with good to choice around 3.50 to 4.50 for sheep and 10 to 10.50 for lambs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Wheaton Hardware Co Versus Charles F Carpenter
Attachment issued by S E Hedges Justice of the Peace Athens Township Athens County Ohio on December 17 1921 for $56.79 in favor of Wheaton Hardware Co as plaintiff represented by attorney Co R CLINE with date 12-23-80tw filed.
Bishop Donahue Stricken in Wheeling West Virginia
Bishop P J Donahue head of the West Virginia Roman Catholic church is reported in critical condition at his Wheeling home after a paralytic stroke. He had recently returned from a visit to Rome.
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Wheeling
W. V
P. J. Donahue
West Virginia
Rome
Veteran backs Watson charges on French front killings
Washington reports Grayson H. Withrow, a war veteran, says Major Heireme Ople shot a man while in action in October 1918 at the Argonne, backing Watson's inquiry. Withrow, summoned for January 4 hearings, claims his testimony supports Henry L. Scott's statements. He served until June 1919.
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Washington
Tom Watson
France
Georgia
Grayson H. Withrow
Baltimore
Heireme Ople
Staunton
Virginia
Withrow
Senate Investigating Committee
Major Ople
Henry I. Scott
Kenmore
Ohio
116Th Infantry
Opte
Argonne
Henry L. Scott
Siberian Gase Talks Highlight Japanese War Debates
Japanese soldiers in Siberia long to return home as costs loom in the budget. Analysts cite pressure from taxpayers and possible internal shifts, with Hara factions considered but no withdrawal decided. Deadlock at Dairen talks with the Far Eastern Republic centers on troop withdrawal terms and regional stability.
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Japan
Chita
Moscow
Tokio
Vladivostock
Siberia
Nippon
Clarence Dubose
United Press
Hara
Far Republic
Far Eastern
China
Siberian
Russia
Novel hat trimming using cleaned fish tails explored
Fish tails cleaned and dried are being tried as a new trimming for women's hats by milliners, illustrating experimental materials in millinery.
Ohio to aid law enforcement and curb food prices
The Ohio legal department will cooperate with Attorney General Daugherty to aid law enforcement and help bring down retail food prices, as stated by Attorney General John G. Price on December 23 in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Columbus
Legal Department
State of
Daugherty
John G. Price
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Joe Figgins
Logan
East Chestnut Street
O. Price
L. D. Martin
Santa Claus
Santa
Endicott-Johnson
Enpicott-Johnson Shoes
Lechem
Sharpsburg R. D
N. Y. Exchange
Meeker & Co
Allis Chalmers
Pere Re
Americans Cob Gydess
Chewess
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Ess
Baldwin
Eassepeeeess
Col. Gas & Electric
Rcces Esavess
Biotore
Cacs
Ad Inspiration
Inter
Iccseees Ehatics
Kennecot Copper Seer
Inter. Marine
Pfd
E.e
Republic
Nevada
Southern Railway
Csccese
Sinviail Oll
Sbacecaae
Studebaker
Torra Voisch Aetsceens
P & R Ee
Ray Consolidated
Sesssee
Mid States
Chandler
General Electric
Seesvese
Pierce Atroow
N. Y. Curb
Meeker & & Co
Sked
Illinois Pipe
Pierce Oil
Prairie Oil
Prairie Pipe
South Penn
Midwest Refining Cree
Midwest
Sinclair Oli
Merritt Cumberland
Okla
Standard of Ind
Ree
Texas CO
Elk Basin
Glenrock
Boston
Wyoming
Pittsburg Livestock
Cincinnati Cattle
Harley-Davidson
A. D. Farrow
George Kouri Cor
Columbus and
Fulton Nelsonville, O
Nelsonville Tire & Repair Co
Miller and Lancaster
Kaelin’s
John McCormick
Kaelin
Nelsonville, O
Bell Center
Christmas Tree Center
Bennett's Creamery
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