Kohler Hopeful Over Ouster Proceedings Prospect
Wisconsin governor Waller Kohler, linked to a $44 million plumbing firm, expresses relief that the state Supreme Court orders retrial may clear him. Supporters fear retrial could jeopardize his bid for a second term after charges of excessive campaign expenditures.
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Madison
Wis
U.A
Wisconsin
Supreme Court
Waller J. Kohler
America
Plumbing Corporation
C Circuit Court
Records in sociology and public service studies
Records detail works by Dr C T Pilthied and Esra Metullough an honor student at Witterberg and by Dr Harvey Walker assistant professor at Ohio State University last section reviews books presented in the journal.
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C. T. Pilthied
Nel sonville High to stage four act comedy San John
Nel sonville High School Senior and Junior Classes present the four act comedy San John on February 19 in the high school auditorium. A chorus of 40 students will sing and dance between acts. Proceeds go to the music department. Superintendent H. E. Zuber coaches the production to save producing company fees.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville High School
San John
H. E. Zuber
Choir Rehearsal Set at Presbyterian Church
The men's choir of the Presbyterian Church will rehearse this evening at 7 o'clock at the church. About 40 men are expected to attend from here. Rev. Lloyd Jivans will speak. The choir will sing Friday at Logan during a Logan Presbyterian Church brotherhood meeting at 6 30 in the Logan social rooms.
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Nelsonville
The
Presbyterian Church
Logan
Logan Presbyterian Church
Lloyd Jivans
Three Nelsonville Boys Held Over Ice Box Theft Links
Police arrested three Nelsonville youths tied to a series of ice box pilferings. Chief George Bateman and Patrolman James Cope plan to bring them before the probate court today. Officers recovered rugs an automobile robe and other items from a shanty in the East End.
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Nelsonville
George Bateman
James Cope
East End
Benefit Bridge Party at St Andrew’s Parish Hall
Fifteen tables of bridge and euchre were played at a benefit party hosted Tuesday evening by the ladies of St Andrew’s Catholic Church at St Andrew’s Parish Hall. Visitors came from Athens Murray City Buchtel and Corning. Hazel Wallace and Tom Wilson won high score prizes in bridge. Mrs D N Stedem and the Reverend Father Owens won the overall high score trophies. Reverend Father Conley of Athens received the door prize. Refreshments followed. The next party is set for Tuesday evening February 15.
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St. Andrew's
St. Andrew's Catholic Church
Athens
Murray City
Buchtel and
Corning
Ee Hazel Wallace
This City
Tom Wilson
D. N. Stedem
Father Owens
Father Conley
Hostess Mrs Coakley Hosts Past Chiefs in Dinner
Mrs Carl Coakley of 267 Oak Street hosted the Past Chiefs of the Pythian Sisters on Wednesday evening. A three course dinner was served with her daughter Rachael Kathryn assisting. Members present included Mrs Clarence Green Logan Mrs Will Fleck Athens Mrs Hubert Lancaster Mrs Harry Davis Mrs Robert Eddy Mrs W W Gibson Mrs Carl Bateman Miss Louise Pearce and Miss Bertha Howard. Guest Mrs Floyd Conkle from Mt Pleasant Michigan attended. A social time followed.
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Carl Coakley
Oak Street
Pythian Sisters
Coakley
Rachael Kathryn
Clarence Green
Logan
Will Fleck
Athens
Hubert Lancaster
Harry Davis
Robert Eddy
W. W. Gibson
Carl Bateman
Louise Pearce
Bertha Howard
Floyd Conkle
Michigan
P. T. A. Meeting At West School Friday
The Parent-Teacher Association of the West School will meet at the West Building Friday afternoon at 2 30 oclock. A program will be presented after the business session.
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Parent-Teacher Association of the West
West Building
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Fast Headache Relief
Advertisement claims Pape's Cold Compound eases a head ache and body pains quickly with harmless tablets. It urges readers to visit a druggist for a 35 cent box to end watery eyes and a red nose.
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Pape
Bennett Elected President of Nelsonville Board of Trade
C E Bennett was elected first president of the Nelsonville Board of Trade at the launch meeting. The organization listed 103 members with pledges from Retail Merchants 50 Manufacturers and Jobbers 28 and Professionals and Tradesmen 25. Officers include Edward E Rosser vice president Victor Oakley secretary and W L Cooley treasurer.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville Board of Trade
C. —E. Bennett
Bennett
Board of Trade
Edward E. Rosser
Victor Oakley
W. L. Cooley
C. 8S. Mechem
Ralph Howe
H. W. Shafer
D. R. Johnson
Edward Sharp
W. H. Davis
C. E. Welch
L. E. Buell
Harry Raden
Ralph B. Wilson
Wellesley
Bridge Club Hosts CID Entertaining Afternoon
Mrs. P. W. Hickman hosted her bridge club at 248 Washington Street on Wednesday afternoon. Guests included Mrs. Clifton Spencer of Kingwood West Virginia and Mrs. John Lawson. High score trophies went to Mrs. Harry Kelley first, Mrs. Cecil Shafer second, and Mrs. C. J. Bartels third.
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Bridge Club
P. W. Hickman
W. Washington Street
Clifton Spencer
Kingwood
W. Va
John Lawson
Harry Kelley
Cecil Shafer
C. J. Bartels
Local visitors and health calls noted in Columbus
Mr and Mrs John Green returned to Columbus after a visit with Mr and Mrs Frank Green. Mrs A Lanner of Columbus was called for her father J H McSherry’s illness. Dr C W Cable visited on business. Mrs Clarence Green of Logan and her daughter Mrs Floyd Conkle of Mt Pleasant Michigan were guests Wednesday.
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John Green
Columbus
Frank Green
A. Lanner
J. H. McSherry
C. W. Cable
Clarence Green
Logan
Floyd Conkle
Alice Green
Mt. Pleasant
Michigan
Stores Open Thursday Afternoons In Nelsonville
Nelsonville grocers long closing Thursday afternoons voted to stay open all day. The Retail Merchants Division of the Board of Trade will open all stores on Thursday afternoons starting today.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville Grocers
Retail Merchants Division
The
Board of Trade
More Orders Than She Could Fill in Athens Ad
Mrs. Leo Williams of 181 W State Street Athens drew a flood of orders after a Messenger classified ad for homemade bread and pies. The extensive local reach of the paper helped her book more work than she could fill, proving ads can bring future results.
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Messenger
Athens
Leo Williams
W. State Street
Nelsonville coal partner dies in delayed blast
James Co Smith, 64, partner in Smith and Love Coal Company, was killed at the mine in Nelsonville after a delayed explosion. He leaves wife, two daughters, and three sons. Funeral set for Saturday at 2 PM at the Adams Street residence, with burial at Greenlawn.
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Nelsonvilble
James Co. Smith
Smith & Love Coal Company
Efty
Smith
Ed Kave
L. I. Jones
Athens
Nelsonville
Knights of Pything Lodge
Order of Eagles
Ralph Orr
Columbus
Freda Smith
Gilbert
Donald
Carl
Toledo
Ohio
Adams Street
Lloyd Evans
Presbyterian Church
Valléry Lodge
R. of P
Greenlawn
Peterson's Ointment Ends Piles Says Cleveland Bruner
Itching stops instantly and piles are soothed and healed by Peterson's Ointment. The ad cites Cleveland Bruner of Maxton North Carolina who claims relief after trying everything else. A 35 cent box is available at all drugstores.
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Peterson
Cleveland Bruner
Maxton
N. Car
Ohio
Ohio University faculty member writes on family responsibility
Isaac E. Ash, sociology professor at Ohio University, pens The Shifting Basis of Family Responsibility in the February Ohio Science Journal issued by the Division of Social Sciences. Other listed articles include Teaching the Social Sciences in Secondary Schools by Arthur F. Leonard, head of history at Central High School Columbus, with additional pieces on family background and college factors.
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Ohio Science Journal
Division of Social Sciences
Ohio University
Isaac E. Ash
Arthur FR. Leonard
Central High School
Columbus
Castoria: A Mother's Standby For Emergency Baby Relief
A vintage advertisement touts Castoria as a ready solution for infant emergencies and common ailments. It claims quick aid for colic constipation feverish fussiness and sleepless babies with a pure vegetable preparation. It positions Castoria as always ready to ease an ailing youngster.
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