Nelsonville Chamber elects new board and miners seek aid
At the Nelsonville Chamber of Commerce meeting about 75 members elected H H Ner S E Dean and W H Parks for three years J C Baird George E Johnson and Dr W S Rhodes for two years J I Murphy and vern Vorhes for one year ten locals representing about 7000 miners asked the chamber to help improve roads and coal mine conditions A delegation plans to visit Governor Cox to press for road work between Murray City and Nelsonville and the chamber pledges support plus discussion of health water issues and schooling for displaced youth.
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Nelsonville Chamber of Commerce
H. H. Ner
8. E. Dean
W. H. Parks
J. C. Baird
Geo. E. Johnson
W.S. Rhodes
Vern Vorhes
Robert Jackson
Frank Patton
Logan Road
Carbon Hill Road
Buchteil
Cox
Murray City
Nelsonville
Chamber of Commerce
Harry Kelly
Arthur M. Mann
Athens Chamber of Commerce
Berean Class Banquet Delights Church Members
The Berean Class of the Christian church held a banquet in the church social rooms serving a bountiful supper to over one hundred men. Former teacher Mr. R A Doan and Rev W S Cook attended, adding to the evening. Afterward the group moved to the auditorium for a program with fine talks by Mr. Dean and Rev. Cook and enjoyable music. About five hundred attended the program.
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Christian Church
R. A. Doan
Cook
Dean
Nelsonville Back to School Drive Targets Wartime Dropouts
During the week of February 1015 Nelsonville will conduct a back to school drive urging pupils who quit study to pursue schooling again to rejoin. Some participants were already past the usual school age.
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Nelsonville
D. A. Ferree
New Rectory Begun on West Washington Street
Work began yesterday on the new Catholic rectory on West Washington Street. The seven room pressed brick building will sit on an ideal lot and will provide a residence the congregation and city will be proud of.
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Washington St
Local visitors and guests tour the city
Herrold Lancaster of Delaware is the guest for a few days of his parents Mr and Mrs Henry Lancaster. R A Dean of Camp Sherman is the guest of old friends and relatives here. Mrs Harry Edgell and Miss Helen Lavey of Logan are guests of Miss Glanys Betts. Miss Inez Grace and Mrs Pearl Davis were recent Athens visitors. Mrs Frank Martin and Mrs James Martin of Logan were guests of relatives here Wednesday. Carl Pettit has received his discharge from Camp Sherman and is back in the city again. William Mills was a Columbus business visitor Thursday. Mrs M A Krieg spent Thursday at Logan the guest of friends Mr and Mrs Will Hampton returned Thursday to their home at Clair Mich after a visit here the guests of relatives Mr and Mrs William Mor spent Thursday afternoon at Logan D F Shafer of Columbus spent Wednesday and Thursday here on business.
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Herrold Lancaster
Delaware
Henry Lancaster
R. A. Dean
Camp Sherman
Harry Edgell
Helen Lavey
Logan
Glanys Betts
Inez Grace
Pearl Davis
Athens
Frank Martin
James Martin
Carl Pettit
Michigan Housewife Praises Vinci For Health Gain
Mrs Albert Rose of Bronson Michigan recounted how Vinci restored strength after a run down condition and backache while caring for a family of three. The ad touts Vinci as a top strength creator with beef and cod liver peptones iron and manganese peptonates and glycerophosphates. McKee Drug Co and local druggists advertise Saxol Salve for eczema with a guarantee.
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Michigan
Vinci
Bronson
Mich
Albert Rose
McKee Drug Co
Kiingo Sees Activity in Columbus Business Trim
Frank Kiingo is in Columbus on business today. Mine 22 of The Hisylvania Coal Co. is the only mine in the valley open for work while all Ohio Collieries Co. mines are down.
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Frank Kiingo
Columbus
Business Today
Hisylvania Coal Co
Ohio Collieries Co
Notice on Employee Medical Care by Ohio Collieries Co
The Ohio Collieries Co states employees injured at work must be treated by listed company doctors or the company will not cover medical expenses. Selected doctors include Dr. James Miller in Corning and Dr. Robert Miller in Hemlock, along with Dr. A. J. Crawford in Gloucester, Dr. C. von Scheele in Jacksonville, Dr. Warren V. Sprague in Chauncey, Dr. L. D. Nelson in The Plains, and Dr. John R. Sprague in Athens.
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Ohio Collieries Co
B. R. Donovan
James Miller
Corning
Robert Miller
Hemlock
A. J. Crawford
Glouster
C. von Scheele
City Council Meeting Scheduled For This Evening
A city council session is planned for this evening with no expected major items on the agenda.
Athens trio guests of Peugh parents
Mrs. Harry Elkins and Miss Bess Peugh of Athens visit their parents Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Peugh, staying as guests in their home.
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Harry Elkins
Bess Peugh
Athens
R. G. Peugh
Miss Iva Robinson Visits Relatives at Sand Rock
Miss Iva Robinson is spending a few days with relatives at Sand Rock, enjoying a brief visit away from home.
Center-Pull Yarn Holder for Smooth Knitting
Invented knitting holder winds yarn into a center-pull ball that unwinds without tangling, helping knitters manage skeins neatly and efficiently.
The Heroic Sacrifice of France and a Remedial Claim
In this World War era piece the author praises France for its wartime sacrifices and credits American chemist Geo H. Mayr with importing Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for stomach liver and intestinal disorders. The ad claims the remedy prevents surgeries and offers refunds via Drug Co. and local druggists.
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France
America
Geo
H. Mayr
Chicago
Mayr
Err Drug Co
Milk Prices Sour Dexter Farmers Fear Bubble Bursts
Dexter milk producers lament a price drop from 74 cents to 44 cents for butter fat and predict a near term adjustment. They note Dexter’s cream station handles all local milk and argue cows near a strong market like Dexter will hold value. sellers may find good cows scarce next year.
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Dexter
Priggs
Saved by Stork Delays Jail Time in Boston
Franks Geraco escapes jail after police suspend action when he states a stork is due at his house any moment. The unusual claim prompts officials to pause legal proceedings.
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STORK
Boston
Frank Geraco
Frank
Strikers Riot Across Ruhr Valley Under Martial Law
Strikers are rioting and plundering in the Ruhr region Westphalia according to a Berlin dispatch. Towns in the Ruhr Valley are said to be under martial law.
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Amsterdam
Ruhr
Westphalia
Berlin
Fight Over Hinchey Bill To Legalize Sunday Movies
In Columbus Ohio on February 7 a heated fight forms around the Hinchey bill to permit Sunday cinema. Opposition comes from rural lawmakers and church groups as the measure advances in the legislature.
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Columbus
Chicago Man Patents Process for Fuel Briquets
A Chicago man has patented a method to make fuel briquets from garbage waste dust from coal mines and a small amount of tar.
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Chicago
Relieve Catarrhal Deafness with Parsmint Mixture
Quincy February 7 report on H C L prescription for catarrhal deafness and head noises. A reader inneed could mix Parmint double strength with hot water sugar and take a tablespoon four times daily for relief. The article notes opening nostrils easing breathing and stopping mucus.
Dr Carter's K and B Tea Promoted for Health and Family Use
The ad touts Dr Carter's K and B Tea as a proven old remedy for liver slugs headaches and bowel regulation. It urges families to keep a supply and give it to children, claiming long standing use by thousands with good results. CLEVELAND Feb 7.
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Dr. Carter
Record Snow Clearance Beat Previous Winter
Cleveland reports a mild wind of records as nineteen thousand five hundred loads of snow were removed last winter, far fewer than the 1918 1919 season when no loads were cleared, setting a new low for heaviest snow removal.
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Cleveland, CO
Cleveland
Fire destroys Lake Erie College faculty house
Fire early today destroyed the faculty building at Lake Erie College in Painesville Ohio. Faculty members fled partly dressed as flames were checked from reaching adjacent dormitories where hundreds of female students slept.
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Lake Erie College
Painesville
Switzerland Tightens crackdown on illegally obtained pond specimens
The Swiss authorities reinforce strict protection of a rare pond by criminalizing possession of illegally obtained specimens. The measure targets individuals who acquire, transport, or store protected aquatic life, aiming to deter poaching and preserve biodiversity.
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Switzerland
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