Nelsonville baritone Paul Parks praised in New York recital
Paul Parks of Nelsonville, baritone, premiered in Town Hall New York City on January 19 to strong praise. Critics in Musical America Evening World Telegram Sun and Times lauded his voice diction and the varied program including Italian German French and English pieces. Parks studies five years in New York with Percy Rector Stephens and is managed by Harry and Arthur Culbertson.
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Nelsonville
Paul Parks
New York
Town Hall
New York City
Metropolis
Musical America
Parks
Evening World
New York ‘Telegram
New York Sun
the Times
W. H. Parks
Percy Rector Stephens
Harry and
Arthur Culbertson
Icolumbus Girl Weds Clayton Crafts In Broad Street Church
Miss Ruth Cable Jones of Columbus becomes Mrs Clayton Edward Crafts at Broad Street Presbyterian with Dr. Charles E Poston organist for nuptials. The ceremony drew hundreds at 4 30 pm with maid of honor Miss Louise Jones and bridesmaids in coral pink gowns. Reception at 1735 Franklin Park South followed by brief honeymoon and home in Akron.
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Nelsonville
State Journal
Charles E. Poston
School of Music
the State University At Georgia
Ruth Cable Jones
Clayton Edward Crafts
Broad Street Presbyterian Church
Rachel Young
Josephine Bye
Virginia Kaufman
Leigh E. Busler
Margaret Jerman
Crafts
Cora Bassett Crafts
Akron
Milton B. Crafts
Cleveland
Ished
Freesia
Miss Young
Miss Rye
Miss Kaufman
Columbus
Eugene J. Cable
Edgar Dean
Mabel Poston
Cora
Milton Th. Crafts
Arthur Crafts
Clifford
Arthur A. Crafts
Greenville Junction
T. N. Bright
Cha
Obituary: Jane Young 67 Dies at Carbon Hill Home
Reb Nelsonville reports Miss Jane Young 67 died Tuesday at her Carbon Hill home. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 PM at Carbon Hill Christian church with burial in Carbon Hill cemetery.
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Nelsonville, Reb
Jane Young
Carbon Hill
Carbon Hill Christian Church
Martha Vernon Dies at 79 in Jobs Ohio
Martha Jane Vernon aged 79 died Tuesday at her home in Jobs. Funeral services will be held Friday at 10:20 AM at the Jobs church with burial at Greenlawn. She leaves several children.
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JOBS
Nelsonville
Martha Jane Vernon
Jobs Church
Greenlawn
Joe Galvin Jr Breaks Shoulder at Central School
Joe Galvin Jr fractured his left shoulder while playing at Central school grounds during morning recess on Tuesday. Dr Cr W Cable set the bone and he is resting comfortably this morning.
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Nelsonville
Joe Galvin, Jr
Central School
Cr. W. Cable
Joe
Seven Attend Bridge Tea in Lancaster at Grayhill Inn
Seven attendees from Cc. G. Sheppard and several wives visited Lancaster Tuesday for a 5 o'clock bridge tea hosted by Mrs Chas. Hardesty at the Grayhill Inn. High score went to Mrs Leonard Cooley, with Mrs Frank Jackson second and Mrs L I Krieg third.
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Nelsonville
Cc. G. Sheppard
L. J. Eberle
L. P. Rice
Leonard Cooley
L. I. Krieg
McCune
Frank Jackson
Lancaster
Grayhill Inn
Chas. Hardesty
McCombs Welcome Daughter Jane In Nelsonville
Mr and Mrs Walter McCombs of Nelsonville Route 1 announce the birth of a daughter at their home born Tuesday February 2 The baby has been named Jane.
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Nelsonville
Walter McCombs
Route 1
Jane
Mission Society Holds Meeting in Nelsonville
The Woman's Missionary society of the Christian church will meet Thursday at 2 30 pm at Mrs A G Mechem's home on W Washington street. The hour change reflects evangelistic services now running each evening at the church.
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Nelsonville
Woman's Missionary Society of the Christian Church
A.G. Mechem
W. Washington Street
Local residents with brief Columbus visits
George Stover of Lancaster visited his brother Dc A Stover on Tuesday. Vern H Vorhees, a business visitor, called in Columbus Tuesday. Mrs Leighton Aumiller and her little son returned to Columbus after visiting her parents Will and Mrs Burnell. Mr and Mrs P B Verity spent Tuesday in Columbus. Mr and Mrs Dewey Scheeler of Chillicothe were guests over Sunday of his parents Adam and Mrs Scheeler here.
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George Stover
Lancaster
Dc. A. Stover
Vern H. Vorhees
Columbus
Leighton Aumiller
Little Son
Will Burnell
P. B. Verity
Dewey Scheeler
Chillicothe
Adam Scheeler
Birthday Party Honors Lucille Scott in Nelsonville
Mrs. Charles Scott hosted a birthday party in Nelsonville Feb 8 honoring her daughter Lucille's twelfth birthday. Guests played games and contests then enjoyed refreshments to close the pleasant occasion.
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Nelsonville
Charles Scott
Lucille
Rebekahs Host Soup Dinner in Nelsonville
The Rebekahs entertain with a soup dinner at the YO. O. F. hall in Nelsonville on Friday February 5. Local residents invited to attend the fund event hosted by the group.
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Nelsonville
Rebekahs
YO. O. F. Hall
Senior Home Guards Admit Three New Members
In Nielsonville on February 3 the Senior Home Guards welcomed three new members, Helen Ogg, Josephine Joy, and Louise Steenrod, at the meeting.
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Nielsonville
nYw
Helen Ogg
Josephine Joy
Louise Steenrod
Riverside club grows to thirty members after meeting
The organization met Monday evening with Miss Louise Skinner in Riverside. Following an interesting program the hostess served refreshments. The club now has thirty members.
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Louise Skinner
Riverside
Chamber of Commerce to Meet Thursday Evening
Regular monthly chamber meeting set for Thursday at 6 15 at the Y M C A. The Rev Ashton leading a series at the Christian church will discuss Business and Religion. Key program items and annual plans will be discussed by members.
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Nelsonville
Chamber of Commerce
Ashton
The
Christian Church
Old Kaelin Jewelry Store Changes Name to McCormick's
Nelsonville February 3 1882 era Kaelin jewelry and optical shop renamed McCormick's after purchase by John McCormick who became owner January 1 He remains the optometrist and manager of the Bean building site on the south side of the public square.
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Nelsonville
Kaelin Jewelry and Optical
John McCormick
McCormick's
McCormick
Public Square
Mothers as Honor Guests at Boys Chorus Meeting
Mothers were special guests Tuesday afternoon as the boys' chorus met in the Methodist church parlors. About fifty boys and their mothers attended and light refreshments followed. The group decided to make robes for chorus members.
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Nelsonville
Methodist Church
Chorus Praised At Evangelistic Meeting
A chorus of men at the Christian church evangelistic meeting last night drew praise as the audience filled the house. The evangelist spoke on The Prodigal Son and His Brother and the message left a strong impression. Tonight a chorus of women who have not sung in the choir will perform and the speaker will address The Law and the Gospel.
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Nelsonville
Barron Cleared After Hearing on Disturbance Charge
Nelsonville report says Bob Barron had a hearing before Mayor Eberle on a charge of disturbing a religious meeting. The charge was dismissed after testimony. Porter Barron, who pleaded guilty to a similar charge, was fined $10 and costs.
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Nelsonville
Bob Barron
Eberle
Barron
Porter Barron
Intoxication charges filed against two men in Nelsonville
James Beliford and Charles Bumgarner were arrested by Chief Pearson in Nelsonville. They pleaded guilty at arraignment before Mayor Eberle and were fined $10 plus costs each as first offenders.
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Nelsonville
James Beliford
Charles Bumgarner
Chief Pearson
Eberle
Standard Bearers Meet Nelsonville Thursday
The Standard Bearers will meet Thursday evening at 4 30 with Mrs. Chas Farrow on Monroe Street. A good attendance is desired.
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Nelsonville
Parents Have a Happy Time at Millfield Meeting
Millfield Millfield M E church held a fathers and mothers meeting last evening. Forty one parents attended as three speakers shared concise talks including Professor Bert Thompson Rev W G Parker and District Superintendent H J Holcombe. Community singing music and a piano solo by Mrs Bertha Simpson enriched the program with all invited back to regular services.
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Millfield
Millfield M. E
Bert Thompson
Chauncey-Dover High School
W. G. Parker
H. J. Holcombe
Athens
Bertha Simpson
Red Hair Favored for Nelsonville Event Tickets
Followers of Jacques De Molay favor red haired girls for tickets to a Carnival and Armory dance after the Nelsonville game on February 12. Robert Paul Red Pierce is the sole judge and donor, offering limited special color tickets to eligible girls at the Chocolate Shop.
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Jacques de Molay
Armory
Robert Paul
Red” Pierce
Correction of misstated student in Davey forestry contest
The Messenger corrects that Ralph Joseph is not Athens area student but a senior at Canaanville High School. He was one of the winners in the D&vey forestry contest.
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Ralph Joseph
D&vey
Athens A
Young Joseph
Canaanville High School
Ancient clipper carries seventy five motion picture actors ashore
After an all night fight with a heavy storm off the Southern California coast, the ancient clipper landed safely in the harbor with more than seventy five motion picture actors aboard. The stranded group narrowly escaped death near rocks off Point Vicente and were rushed to hospitals for cold and exposure injuries.
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Tos Angeles
California
Soint Vicente
Germany to enter League of Nations approval by Reichstag
The foreign relations committee of the Reichstag approved Germany’s entry into the League of Nations by an 18 to 8 vote. It passed a resolution stating no objections to government applications for league membership, while reservations were defeated.
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Berlin
Reichstag
Germany
League of Nations
League
Preferred Mirth to Mourning at Zorn Funeral
Cincinnati papers report Julius Zorn former editor of the Brewery Flour Cereal and Soft Drink Workers Journal died with a will filed in probate court. He left 75 to the Horwegh Maenerchor to sing selections at the funeral and to cover luncheon expenses inviting old friends.
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Cincinnati
Julius Zorn
Zorn
Singing Society
Melloglo Beauty Cream Promises Wild Rose Complexion
An advertisement for Melloglo beauty cream claims rapid, lasting whitening and nourishment. It touts a non sticky, non oily formula usable overnight or as a powder base, offered by The D. Zenner Co. Chase Drug Co.
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Melloglo
D. Zenner Co. Chase, Drug Co
Honest Bootlegger Found. Belcastro Surrenders in Shinnston
Sheriff Davison said the search for an honest man is over as Dominic Belcastro of Shinnston turned himself in at the Clarksburg jail. Belcastro, convicted by a Shinnston magistrate for possessing moonshine, paid a fine and served 60 days. he delivered the commitment and fine to the sheriff after a 15 mile trip home.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
Isaac L. Davison
Harrison County
Dominic Belcastro
Shinnston
Belcastro
Spain Plans Morocco Drive Taris
Marshal Petain left for Madrid to consult with King Alfonso and General De Riva on a spring Morocco campaign. The foreign office said Abd el Krim cannot resume the offensive and will submit completely.
Death of Chicago recluse Sterling-French noted
Mrs Mary E K Sterling French a recluse of W Park Ridge died naturally coroner's chemist William D McNally reports findings today in Chicago authorities say the cause was natural death and the death was discovered after a local inquiry.
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Chicago
Mary EK. Sterling-French
Quake Weather Triggers Beaching and Havoc in Southern California
A day of fierce rain and a powerful wind storm battered Southern California with boats beached and shipping disrupted. Dozens of lives were endangered as the deluge continued to threaten coastal communities and port activity.
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Los Angeles
California
Vandevender Trial Restes in Pendleton County Murder
Romney West Virginia February 3 The state rested today in the trial of Charles Vandevender charged with the murder of Ada Hammer at a revival meeting in Circlesville Pendleton county last September.
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Romney
W. Va
Charles Vandevender
Ada Hammer
Circlesville
Pendleton County
Investigation Launches After Seizure of Ammunition in Nogales
In Nogales Sonora Mexico authorities opened an inquiry into a reported Mexican revolutionary plot after soldiers seized 17 000 rounds of ammunition and a large stock of firearms from the home of a Mexican woman near Nogales.
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Nogales
Ariz
Sonora
Mexico
Maya’s One I Will Convince
Patient reports stomach trouble relief after Maya’s One I Will Convince. Simple remedy claims to remove catarrhal mucus and lessen inflammation causing stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis. One dose to demonstrate with money refund. McKee Drug Co Athens Gem Pharmacy Nelsonville and other druggists carry.
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Maya
McKee Drug Co
Athens
Gem Pharmacy
Nelsonville
Girl Safe After Overnight Woods Search
New York February reports Jene Nie Montgomery, 17, found safe in a neighbor’s woods near Richmond Staten Island after an all night search by men. She had left home during a family quarrel and gone out with a friend.
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New York
Jenenie Montgomery
Richmond
Staten Island
Sha
Hair-Groom Combining Cream Promises Lustrous Hair
The advertisement touts Hair-Groom a dignified combing cream selling for a few cents at drug stores. It claims greaseless formula helps hair stay styled all day and promotes thicker, lustrous growth for business and social occasions.
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Druge
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