Local residents return home after Christmas visits
Miss Michael Betts has returned to Columbus after Christmas with her mother Mrs. Dora Edwards. Miss Clara Mulligan visits relatives in Columbus. Miss Nelle Mathewson returns to Columbus after a stay with her mother. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Riley and children come back to Columbus after visiting relatives and old friends here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Betts
Columbus
Dora Edwards
Clara Mulligan
Nelle Mathewson
Ed Riley
A J Juniper Dies in California at 68
A. J. Juniper, 68, retired coal operator, died in St Monica California on Saturday. He spent winters in warm climates and had lived most of his life in Nelsonville. Survived by widow Mrs. Ida Hanning and son Ed. Funeral plans awaiting arrival of the funeral party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Juniper
St. Monica
California
Mr. Juniper
West
Nelsonville
Ida Hanning
Notable visitors depart Columbus after week with Hick family
Mr and Mrs James Grant and Mrs Fanny Shields and daughter Mary return to Columbus after a week's visit with their parents Mr and Mrs W M Hick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Grant
Fanny Shields
Mary
Columbus
W. M. Hick
Dance-K of Phall Music Show by Showalter Band
January 2 event features Showalter's Jazz Band Orchestra of Logan providing music for a prize waltz. Details show a dance program with music and prizes dated 12 29 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phall
Showalter
Logan
Banner Sunday at Methodist church in Nelsonville
Sunday blessed by a large Methodist service with Rev Arthur M Mann delivering a season worthy sermon. Eighteen new members joined, part of a surge of thirty to forty additions in recent weeks. The choir led the evening, presenting the Noel cantata with solos by Burns LeFever and Ray Ashby and organ numbers by Mae Lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Arthur M. Mann
Noel
Ralph Parks
Burns LeFever
Ray Ashby
Nelsonville
Mae Lines
Miss Lines
Y M C A Open House Promises Holiday Program
The Y M C A invites all to an open house Wednesday evening from eight o clock until New Year with exhibitions by Boy Scouts Troop No and a basketball game between college boys and local stars. Intermediates also play and parallel bar demonstrations are planned. A newly purchased Victrola will be used in the building and shop meetings. Regular gym classes resume this week. the gym has been repaired after a sewer flood.
Obituary of Robt J Pinnick of Crooksville Ohio
Robt J Pinnick born April 27 1866 in Mason County West Virginia married Maggie Cox April 21 1892. He leaves his wife five children three brothers three sisters and many relatives. He was longtime M E church member active in Sunday school for eighteen years and a member of the Maccabees and No 557 Free and Accepted Masons. He died December 20 1919 in Crooksville Ohio aged 53 years 7 months 24 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robt. J. Pinnick
John Thomas
Elizabeth Pinnick
Mason County
West Virginia
Maggie Cox
Better Land
M. E. Church
The
Maccabees
No. 557
Free and Accepted Masons
Crooksville
Ohio
Card of Thanks for Bereavement Support
The Pinsnick family thanks neighbors and friends for kindness during bereavement. They acknowledge flower senders and Rev. Mann for consoling words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Mann
R. J. Pinnick
Surprise Party Honors Mrs Otis on 61st Birthday
Mrs J J Otis of 666 Chestnut Street hosted a Sunday surprise dinner for her husband’s sixty first birthday. Attendees from Nelsonville and Athens included Mr and Mrs Peter Barrows with Pearl Kathleen Jetty, Mr and Mrs George Barrows, Mr and Mrs Harry Otis with Harry Mabel and Lawrence, and Mr and Mrs P F Shirley with Everett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Otis
Chestnut St
Peter Barrows
Pearl
Kathleen
Jetty
George Barrows
Harry Otis
Harry
Mabel
Lawrence
Nelsonville
P. EF. Shirley
Everett
R. C. Shirley
Athens
Mrs Mary Howard Dies at Home After Illness
Mrs. Mary Howard wife of Wesley Howard died today at her Poplar street home after a period of illness following the loss of her son Everett about a year ago. A longtime Nelsonville resident she was highly respected. She leaves her husband one daughter Bertha and one son Ervin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Howard
Wesley Howard
Poplar Street
Notable Columbus visitors and farewells this week
Funeral arrangements announced for Dr W S Jones who returned to Columbus after visiting Mr and Mrs E J Cable. Mrs Jones and two daughters remain visiting. Miss Mae and Eva McGarvey of Columbus visited Mr and Mrs Campbell. Mrs Mary Russell McKeon of New York City visited her parents Mr and Mrs Russell on Myers St. Opal Cullums returned to Columbus after Christmas visit with parents. Mrs Burn Davis of Columbus visited her parents. W J Sanders and two sons Ted and Jack and Pat Lyons spent weekend with Forest Kenton family. Columbus visitors Mr and Mrs Charles Kenton hosted Christmas guests. Miss Josephine Porter of Columbus visited relatives. Miss Bernice Wilson returned to Akron after visit. Mr J B Stevenson spent week in Chauncey. Hubert Young and Lawrence Lyons of Cleveland visited relatives here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Jones
Columbus
E. J. Cable
Jones
Mae
Eva McGarvey
E. C. Campbell
Mary Russell McKeon
New York City
Russell
Myers St
Burn Davis
Will Standall
W. J. Sanders
Ted
Jack
Pat Lyons
Millfield
Forest Kenton
Charles Kenton
Josephine Porter
Bernice Wilson
Akron
J. B. Stevenson
Chauncey
Hubert Young
Lawrence Lyons
Cleveland
Dinner Honors Mr and Mrs Homer Wood in Oak Street Home
Mr and Mrs Calvin Stevens entertained with a six o'clock dinner Friday honoring his sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Homer B Wood of Medina Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Stevens
Oak Street
Homer B. Wood
Medina, Ohio
Installation for Endora Chapter O E S Officers
A special meeting of Endora Chapter O E S will install officers Tuesday evening December 30. The session opens at 7 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Endora Chapter O. E. S
Local families host relatives for weekend visits
Mr and Mrs W J Evans of Lebanon are guests of daughter Mrs W N Hudson. Henry Poston spent Sunday at Athens with relatives. Mrs Sam Starkey and son Carl went to Columbus for Carl's nose and throat operation. Ellis Koon and daughter Cathleen of New Straitsville visited sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs L B Staley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Evans
Lebanon
W. N. Hudson
Henry Poston
Athens
Sam Starkey
Carl
Columbus
Ellis Koon
Cathleen
New Straitsville
L. B. Staley
Sanders Host Family Dinner at Millfield
Mr and Mrs Charles Sanders of Millfield entertained Thursday with a large family dinner. Covers were laid for quite a few guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sanders
Millfield
Zarleys Move to Charleston New Home
Mr and Mrs Charles Zarley left today for their new home in Charleston West Virginia Mrs L B Staley was a Columbus shopper Saturday Mrs Corwin Anders and daughter Margaret are guests of Columbus relatives
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Zarley
Charleston
W. Va
L. B. Staley
Columbus
White Gift offering aids Nelsonville families in need
A live church report highlights a year of service with a Christmas week gift distribution. About 250 dollars of groceries and cheer were given to roughly thirty families totaling 100 people, regardless of church affiliation, in Nelsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lords Day
Nelsonville
Nelsonville Classified Ads Include Homes For Sale
Classified notices advertise three houses on one acre each, payment terms by balance in monthly installments, located near town and car line with contact Charles Bruce in Nelsonville. Also listed are a lost pocketbook reward notice, a New Year dance event at Owl hall with Joyce orchestra, and a Ford five passenger car for sale at 436 Chestnut Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pike
Charles Bruce
Nelsonville
Owl Hall
Joyce
Chestnut Street
Property Transfers in Walsall and Madison Streets
Sayre and the other to J. H. Henshaw. A two story residence in the Walsall addition was bought by Mr. Brandeber ry. The Madison street residence near the colored church was purchased by Mrs. George M. Williams.
Miss Minnie Duncan Returns From Columbus Visit
Miss Minnie Duncan of the deaf institution at Columbus returns to the capital city this morning after a several day visit with her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Duncan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Duncan
The
Deaf Institution At
Columbus
Capital City
W. H. Duncan
Redpath Returns to Akron After Visit with Parents
Will Redpath came back to Akron yesterday after spending several days in the city with his parents Mr and Mrs W R Redpath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Redpath
Akron
Mrs
W. R. Redpath
Piedmont Couple Visit City Then Return West
Frank Galbraith of Piedmont West Virginia spent several days here with Mrs. Galbraith and daughter Miss Jessie before leaving yesterday to manage mining property in West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Galbraith
Piedmont
W. Va
Cubbisons Return From Visit To Congo After Short Trip
Mr and Mrs W M Cubbison returned to Congo Saturday ending a visit of a few days with friends in this city and at Coolville.
Miss Helen Falls Visits Akron With Brother Ray Falls
Miss Helen Falls of Bishopville spends the week in Akron staying with her brother Ray Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Falls
Bishopville
Akron
Ray Falls
Death Claims John W Hunley at 54 in Indiana
John W. Hunley died at 5 30 this morning at 285 West Union street after seven months of pernicious anemia. He leaves his widow, two sons Joseph and John, his mother Mrs Emma Hunley of La Grange, nine brothers and two sisters, with one sister in the Philippines. Funeral Thursday at 1 30 p m at the family home conducted by Rev E D Murch, burial in West Union Street Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hunley
John W. Hunley
West Union Street
Hunley
Joseph
John
Emma Hunley
la Grange
Lawrence County
Philippines
E. D. Murch
Matilda Britton Dies in Columbus Aræmic Poisoning
Miss Matilda Britton, 76, cousin of Mrs. C. E. M. Jennings, died at one this morning at the Columbus home of her niece Mrs. H. G. Floyd from araemic poisoning. Funeral services will be Wednesday at one at the old Hillards home with interment there. She had been blind since 18, educated in the Columbus blind school, and valued for her thoughtful character. Survived by several brothers and sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilda Britton
C. E. M. Jennings
H. G. Floyd
Columbus
Hillards
Miss Britton
Althe
Jennings Home
Death of Lavina Mayhugh at 88 in New Marshfield
Lavina Mayhugh a lifelong resident of New Marshfield died at 4 AM at the home of Mr and Mrs L Hawk aged 88. Funeral services will be Tuesday at 1 30 PM at the late residence with interment in New Marshfield cemetery. She was a member of a prominent local family and is survived by sisters Mrs Jane Hawk Mrs Mina Baker in New Marshfield and Mrs Mary Dixon of Norwood and brothers David and Newton Mayhugh of Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavina Mayhugh
New Marshfield
Hawk
Jane Hawk
Mina Baker
Mary Dixon
Norwood
David and
Newton Mayhugh
Columbus
Real Estate Transfers In Ohio Townships
Athens Township state forfeit transfers 16 acres to Geo L Wise valued at 75 dollars by tax Lucas Luhrig noted. Carthage Township Alex Caldwell sells 9.32 acres for 250 dollars to J M Shirley. Troy Township Elias H Wilson transfers 1.5 acres valued at 1 dollar to Geo W De Wees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Township
Ohio State
Geo. L. Wise
Luhrig
Carthage Township
Alex Caldwell
J. M. Shirley
Troy Township
Elias H. Wilson
Geo. W. de Wees
Social Guests and Christmas Visitations Across Ohio Towns
A listing of residents and relatives visiting over Christmas and winter travels across Ohio. Individuals include Miss Ada Potter, Miss Florence Brown, Miss Faye Baker, and Mrs. Amanda Wells hosting dinners. Guests hail from Centerville, Athens, Columbus, Mt. Blanco, Wilkesville, Chase, Moultrie, Millfield, Center Belpre, Crooks ville, and Fort Wayne with plans to Florida and Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Brown
Ada Potter
Centerville
Ray Martin
Athens
Ceph Lindley
Frank Coe
Ralph Hooper
William
Columbus
Finley Gillogly
William Gillogly
Mt. Blanco
L. D. Gillogly
Amanda Wells
Faye Baker
Faye
Hazael Cline
Florence Strong
Wilkesville
Fort Lauderdale
Ila
Wayne Searles
Everette Carbaugh
Chase
Elmer Searles
Bessie Gillogly
Moultrie
Ohio
Oda Gillogly
George Johnson
Millfield
James
William Phillips
Virginia
Mary Helen Dailey
O. D. Dailey
F. E. Goldsberry
Mary Francis
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Blaine Goldsberry
William Coe
Flora Watson
Center Belpre
John P. Coe
McClannahan
Crooksville
What Chiropractic Will Do
John Matson a Hoodlet Building Nelsonville Ohio chiropractor states chiropractic will heal sickness caused by pinched nerves from vertebral subluxations through spinal adjustments no ifs or buts and presents it as fact in a plain advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Matson
Hoodlett Bidg
Nelsonville
Ohio
Wanted To Do Your Shoe Repairing First Class Work
An ad from Nelsonville Ohio lists John Clouston at 998 Chestnut Street offering first class shoe repair with honest prices. The brief notice urges readers to remember the name and place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Clouston
Chestnut Street
Nelsonville
Wanted Raw Furs and Hides Seeker in Nelonville
Sam Raden announces top market payments for raw furs and hides and will call on notice. Located at 557 Poplar St Nelonville Ohio Bell 795. Classified ad seeks sellers and buyers in area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Raden
Poplar St. Nelonville
O. Bell
Funeral service held for Miss Hazel Collins
Miss Hazel Collins funeral conducted at 2 pm yesterday at the late home by John B. Dickson pastor of the Church of Christ. Interment in city cemetery. Property in the city from the late Maurice Henshaw sold last Saturday to divide the estate, with the Henshaw homestead staying unsold for a widow’s interest. One cottage in the Was hall addition sold to Mrs. O. J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Collins
John B. Dickson
Church of Christ
Maurice Henshaw
Henshaw
Washall
O. J
Athens Residents Share Christmas Day Visits
Luster Foutz of Athens visited his mother Mrs. Mary Cross on Christmas Day. Faye Bolen traveled from Athens to visit friend Miss Hazel Lowther. Orville Irwin of Athens spent Christmas Day with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Irwin. Wm. Blackwood of Athens visited daughter Mrs. Frank Coe on Sunday. Miss Ima Woodgerd of Jacksonville visited aunt Mrs. Della Orwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luster Foutz
Athens
Mary Cross
Faye Bolen
Hazel Lowther
Orville Irwin
Wm. Irwin
Wm. Blackwood
Frank Coe
Ima Woodgerd
Jacksonville
Della Orwin
Cottage prayer meetings ahead of evangelistic week
In preparation for upcoming evangelistic meetings at the First Methodist Episcopal church a series of cottage prayer meetings will be held this week on Tuesday and Friday evenings starting at 7 30. All church members and friends are invited to attend at various local homes and the Methodist parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Episcopal Church
C. W. Lawrence
N. College Street
F. J. Beasley
Elmwood
Emmett Cotton
N. Congress
Morris Avenue
L. G. Worstell
University Terrace
Daring Robbery on Crowded Street in Cleveland
In front of pedestrians two young men robbed 77 year old James Hodous a messenger for Columbus Savings and Loan Company of 10000 dollars in cash and checks before noon. Hodous was transporting funds to a bank when seized from behind and the robbers escaped despite a pedestrian chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, O
James Hodous
Columbus Savings and Loan Company
Hodous
Movement to send families of radicals to join fathers in Russia
Sympathizers propose deporting the families of radicals aboard the Buford to Russia. Isaac Shorr, attorney for several anarchists expelled from the country, says about 100 women and children were left behind. Special guards patrol Ellis Island and steamship piers to manage hundreds of relatives awaiting examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Buford
Russia
Isaac Shorr
Ellis Island
Two Scouts Lead In Baby Bond Sales In Athens Contest
Theodore Moorhead with about 4500 and Max Lewis with about 3500 lead in War Savings Stamps sales in Athens as part of a Boy Scout contest. They will win Chamber of Commerce prizes including a $20 gold piece. Contest ends Thursday January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Moorhead
Max Lewis
Athens
Chamber of Commerce
Wedding Permits Issued for Athens Residents
Frank Kelley a miner and Dora Simpson both of Athens received marriage licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kelley
Miner
Dora Simpson
Athens
Athens Residents Suffer Falls as Ice Harms Elderly
Numerous Athens residents, many elderly, report injuries from recent falls with several forced to stay indoors. A man was crushed by his car on ice but escaped serious harm. Landlords rapidly change hands as renters seek new homes and spring looms, leaving many families displaced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Retired Marshal Returns to Poultry Breeding in Franklin Avenue
Ex-marshal Hugh Meighen, who recently bought property on Franklin avenue, resumes farming life by hand incubating and raising twelve pedigreed Silver Laced Wyandotte hens. Once a renowned breeder, he plans to revive his poultry business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Meighen
Franklin Avenue
Hugh
Athens colony letters praise Florida hunting and fishing
The Florida Fort Lauderdale Athenians cage a score telling glowing hunting and fishing stories as winter bites with temperatures around fifteen above and two weeks of snow on the ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Florida
California
Fort Lauderdale
Superintendent plans Columbus trip for Boy Scout troop meet
Supt Morgan will travel to Columbus for several days this week and return in time for Troop One Boy Scouts Thursday evening for their birthday meeting, with the announcement to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supt. Morgan
Columbus
Boy Scouts
Gas price hike eyed for Athens Chauncey region
Several items begin in Athens this week including a gas price rise. The Logan company will charge about forty percent more per thousand for local residents in the first month of higher prices. Many households may not see immediate savings as prices take effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Chauncey
Logan Company
End of Month Prices Hit Home in Athens Gas Bill
End of month brings a new rate, triggering a scramble for efficiency. Mrs. will reduce kitchen use while new burners are sought and Mr. will call coal dealers to finish winter. Gas consumption in Athens is expected to drop about half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Workers Nearly Miss Pay After Christmas Vacation
A large number of workers in town nearly missed their Saturday pay due to the holiday break making the week feel like Tuesday after the Christmas vacation.
Return of Private Rail Ownership Promises Faster Service
The public welcomes railroads returning to private ownership on March first. Officials note that travel and shipping will improve as competition likely rises after March first, spurring faster service and renewed ambition among rail owners.
Legion Posts Count by State Shows Ohio Fifth
Ohio ranks fifth with 298 American Legion posts while New York leads with 777 posts, highlighting regional distribution of veteran groups across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
American Legion
New York
Attendance at First M. E. Sunday School report
The Sunday School session lists 21 officers and teachers, 2 visitors, and 457 scholars totaling 480. It breaks down into 166 men, 120 women, 122 in the intermediate, and 72 in the primary departments. Leading offerings were Copeland 160, Martzolf 100, Porter 26, Weaver 18, Sams 12, with a total collection of 20.66 and Class 6 contributing 13.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copeland
Martzolf
Porter
Weaver
Sams
A Good Suggestion for Digestion Relief
A public notice recommends Chamberlain's Tablets for digestion. The pills are easy to take and reported to be agreeable in effect, priced at a quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cherrington Hospital
DR. E. B. Acomb
West Columbus St
H. L. Heck
J. £. Zeller
Hyde Bridge
Nelsonville, Ohio
Red Cross
Carpenters
I. Pom
Dorothy
Clarence Dawley
D. P. Evans
Carbon Hill
Albany, A Ee
Blouster News
Lash
John Carlson
Boston
Thor Olson
Wight
Olson
Blingluff’s Book Store
Junod Milling Company
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