Christian Women's Missionary Society Hosts in Nelsonville
Jessie Lackus led a Women’s Missionary Society gathering at Adams Street with 41 members and five guests. C Johnson presided. program on “hibet” discussed by Hyla Harrold and Lydia Johnson. May Adams Ford spoke on missionary work in southern missions. A two-course luncheon followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ristian Women’s Missionary Society
Jessie Lackus
Evans
Vers
Cope
James and
I. Wright
Women's Missionary Society
Adams Street
C. Johnson
Revecca de Pr
Hyla Harrold
Lydia Johnson
Irs
May Adams Ford
United Sionary Society
Southern 0
Evans and Patton civil suit settles over plumbing bill
In Squire Donley court a jury awarded Charles W. Evans thirty two dollars and thirty four cents plus costs of twenty six dollars and five cents. Patton plans an appeal to the common pleas court. The same session covered the G K W Club meeting with officers elected for the coming year and a supper served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Evans
Frank Patton
Squire H. E. Donley
Harry Kelly
Foreman
Ed. Knight
C. Thompson
David Gorsuch
Joe Figgins
Oliver Welling
Evans
Atty
C. W. Juniper
Atty. A. B. Wells
Athens
Patton
Common Pleas Court
Missionary Society Meeting Delights Guests
Twenty five members of the Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist church were entertained by Mrs L D Martin and hostesses on Thursday afternoon with the president Mrs Retta Howe presiding. A program led by Miss Nelle Stratton featured a paper on The Prayer of The Yangtse and a chapter outline on India. Mrs Catherine Graham Laurier sang, and a short devotional was led by Mrs Harriet Freer. A dainty lunch closed the gathering.
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Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
L. D. Martin
R. R. Stalter
Hubert Leysh
Retta Howe
Harriett Freer
Laura Spencer
League of Intersessors
Nelle Stratton
M. E. Stratton
Catherine Graham Laurier
Death of Mr Thomas Shelton Ends Long District Life
Mr Thomas Shelton aged 67 died last night at his home in District 29 after failing to recover from flu and injuries from a porch fall two weeks earlier. He was a respected longtime resident and Mason. his wife died two years ago and he leaves seven children. No funeral plans yet. Invitations go out for a Woman's Community club picnic next Tuesday at the YMCA with dinner at 5 30. dues and officer elections will be held.
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Karnak Grotto
Jarts Opera House
Edington’s
Thomas Shelton
District 29
Shelton
Masonic Lodge
Woman’s Community Club
Y. M.C
Naturalization Examinations Set for Thursday
Final naturalization examinations will be held Thursday instead of Monday. Twenty three applicants gather at 8 30 in the morning to be examined by H J Giff of Cincinnati, a federal agent dispatched to conduct the process.
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H. J. Giff
Cincinnati
Strunk May Go to N Y Yankees
In Chicago on February 3 reports said Amos Strunk veteran White Sox outfielder may be traded to the New York Yankees. The Yankees need outfield help for Babe Ruth and Bob Meuser while their suspension for barnstorming is lifted. The White Sox would trade Strunk for pitching talent.
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Amos Strunk
White Sox
New York Yankees
Yanks
Babe Ruth
Bob Meuser
Lup Strunk
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Promises Stomach Health Cure
An advertisement touts Mayr's Wonderful Remedy as a cure for stomach, liver, and intestinal ailments claiming big fines paid to those refunded after a single dose. It cites a personal testimonial of prior medical bills and urges readers to try the preparation, available at McKee Drug Co and other pharmacies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayr
McKee Drug Co
Athens
Gem Pharmacy
Nelsonville
Mastin
von Cos Mastro
First Woman Reporter Georgia Hopley Joins Haynes Staff
Washington Feb 3 Miss Georgia Hopley of Bucyrus appointed to join the educational staff of Federal Prohibition Commissioner Haynes Her father was John Hopley longtime Bucyrus editor and she is the sister of Senator James R Hopley Her career includes being the first woman reporter in Columbus and service with Pan American Exposition boards and Ohio campaigns Her affiliations include the WCTU Eastern Star and Ohio Newspaper Women's Association
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Georgia Hopley
Bucyrus
Haynes
John Hopley
Bucyrus, O
James R. Hopley
Columbus, O., Field
Nash
Buffalo
Ohio
Miss Hopley
Willis
James J. Thomas
Hopley
Harding
Chicago
Congress Hotel
George H. Clark
Republican State Executive Committee
Bucyrus Journal
The
Evening Telegraph
James Hopley
John
Tom
Frank L
J. W
Journal
House Concurres on Foreign Debt Funding Bill
The House concurred with Senate amendments to a 11 billion foreign debt funding bill. The changes impose a 25 year maturity limit on bonds from foreign governments and set minimum interest at 4 1 2 percent.
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HOUSE
Washington
International News Service
Senate
Second Deal in Restaurants Completed Here
Atheneon restaurant sold by N J Baker to Harry Barstow and Ed Finsterwald Thursday forming the second restaurant transfer in the city within a week. Baker planned an addition including a new kitchen and dining room while retaining adjacent store space now used by his brother for a pool room. Barstow and Finsterwald plan renovations and a temporary closure with repainting and remodeling next week.
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Atheneon
N. J. Baker
Harry Barstow
Ed Finsterwald
Athenean Resaurant
Co-operative
Baker
W. E. Baker
The
Athenean
Ohio
Central Resaurant
Epsom Salts Market Swap Ties to Lemonade Idea
A quirky note suggests a fruit derivative mix elevates Epsom salts to a lemonade like product. The piece hints at consumer curiosity over a novel use for the mineral salt.
Ohio milestones and notable births from the 19th century
A chronology notes a Territorial tax for a Cincinnati university in 1807, Wyandot County formation in 1845, and figures tied to Ohio history. It lists Judson Harmon born in Hamilton County, Samuel Williams founder of Ohio Wesleyan University, plus Allen Trimble’s birth and death details with places and dates.
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Cincinnati
Wyandot County
Crawford
Marion
Hardin
Hancock
Judson Harmon
United States
Ohio
Hamilton County
Samuel Williams
Ohio Wesleyan University
Carlisle
Allen Trimble
Hillsboro
Augusta County
SUSTO Nutritive Tonic Promoted by Medical College Expert
An advertisement touts SUSTO Nutritive Tonic as tested and approved by a famous physiological chemistry professor at a leading American medical college. It claims to boost appetite, weight, and energy in run-down conditions, convalescence, and in undernourished individuals with a money-back guarantee. Sold by McKee Drug Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susto
McKee Drug Day
Deaths and funerals recount Civil War veteran W S Baker
W S Baker of Athens dies at 78 after four years of paralysis. He served four years in Company C, 80th O. V. I., wounded at Vicksburg with jaw and leg injuries. Funeral Saturday at 2 PM from his home, burial at West Union Street cemetery. Survived by two sons, two stepdaughters, seven grandchildren, one great grandchild, and wife Margaret Pierce predeceased him. Also notes the deaths of William McCune of Bern township aged 77 with funeral at Mt Herman church Saturday at 11 AM. He leaves wife, three daughters, one son, a brother and a sister.
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W.S. Baker
Smith Street
J. B. Allen
Athens
Colonel Brooks
Harrisonville
Zenas A. Hull
Soldiers Home
Sandusky
W. F. Townsend
Pagetown
Baker
Vicksburg
Mr. Baker
West Union Street
Cincin ‘Nati
Ross ‘Baker
Pleasanton
Margaret Pierce
David Pierce
J. Baker
B. B. Baker
Buffalo N. Y
Maria Ellis
Albany
Elizabeth Brownlee
William McCune
Amesville
Bern Township
Mt. Herman
Co. B. McCune
J. H. Townsend
Chillicothe
Coal firm judgment awarded in breach of contract case
Huntington, Feb 3. Judgment for 11086 was awarded to the Virginian Coal and Coke Co. against the Lake and Export Coal Co. Breach of contract alleged as Lake Export refused to buy when prices fell. Application for new trial taken under consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
W. VA
Virginian Coal and Coke Co
Lake and Export Coal Co
Lake
Fights in Boston Newark and Jersey City Highlight Round Wins
Last night’s boxing results include Boston heavyweight Tommy Gibbons knocking out Pat McCarthy in the fourth round in Roxbury. Sailor Friedman from Chicago won a popular decision over Benny Cohen in Newark in 12 rounds. Billy Moore of Harrigan earned a popular verdict over Harley Hutchinson of Newark in a 12 round bout in Jersey City.
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Boston
Tommy Gibbons
Bt. Paul
Pat McCarthy
Roxbury
Mass
Newark
N. J
Sailor Friedman
Chicago
Benny Cohen
Orange
Jersey City
Billy Moore
Harrigan
Harley Hutchinson
Ford to Have Competition at Lincoln Sale
Detroit February 3 two bidders beside Henry Ford will compete for the Lincoln Motor Co property in a receivers sale set for tomorrow at 10 o clock Studebaker Corporation and Dupont interests are among bidders George B Judson represents Studebaker and BE T Berger represents Dupont The court allowed entrance of bids after closing time and Ford plans to bid at least eight million dollars for Lincoln.
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Detroit
Henry Ford
Motor King
Lincoln Motor Co
Studebaker Corporation
Dupont
Tuttle
George B. Judson
Studebaker
BE. T. Berger
Armed Troops Arrive In Newport To Quell Strike
In Newport Kentucky 350 infantry and cavalry join state troops guarding the Newport Rolling Mills Co plant. Armored tanks patrol the danger zone amid nightly gunfire and wounded reported. protests surround the deployment as officials urge calm and law enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Newport Rolling Mills Co
Diamond Dyes Promise Easy Home Dyeing For Any Fabric
Buy Diamond Dyes and follow the simple directions. The advertisement claims perfect home dyeing even for beginners, restoring worn garments and draperies to like new, with no streaking or color loss. It instructs customers to specify wool or silk or linen cotton or mixed fabrics.
Open field report hints at final match outcome
Fragmentary notes describe a wash and open teld scene with references to a final and projections. Names and specifics are unclear, but the text suggests a decisive win or culmination, mentioning teams or figures and a concluding event at a world stage.
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Nelsonville News
Zubert
Miss Louise Hyde
Delaware
Robert Bone
St. Benito
M. M. Kasler
Gretchen Kasler
Wisses
Elsie Gibbs
Stella Bards
Fern Parry
Lucile
Jen
Esther Verity
Delbert Davis
Miss the Verity
C. A. Hooper
Wilbur Martin
Del‘are
JL. Dirtin
Elks Lodge
arley-Davidson
A. D. Farrow
Claes
George Kouri Cor
Columbus and
Fulton
Kaelin’s Jewelry Store
Regina White
Mildred Wend
Katherine Kemper
Erna Patton
Athlyn McManaway
Edna Spencer
N. Y. Yankees
Winnipeg
Burnin District
Sorire Jcs Haynes
Epsom
American Epsom Association
W. S. Baker
Ford
Lincoln
Point Pleasant
West Virginia
Point Pleasant High School
New Haven
Pomeroy
Thomassen
Hermann
Morrown
Cline’s Pharmacy
Mosul
Real Ce
White House Coffee
California
Lima
Pillsbury
Uvas
Buymore
Star Soap
Hillsdale
Peaches
Logan Brand
New York
Donse Brothers
Dodge Brothers
Gooley Daugherty
N. Court St
Orporatin
Kiry Hugh
D . & Begat
China
Pacifia
Laration Libera Japanele Gav
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