Nelsonville Music Department to Sponsor Feb. 16 Program
Nelsonville high school will host a musical program on Tuesday February 16 at 8 o'clock in the auditorium. Four artists of ability will perform Jeanette Christine soprano William James Davies baritone Arthur Williams pianist and organist and Lea Epstein violinist. Christine has given over 1000 concerts in the United States and Canada. Davies appeared before King George on June 6 1925. The department hopes the event will educate and entertain Nelsonville residents.
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Nelsonville
Jeanette Christine
Chicago Grand Opera
William James Davies
Rhymney
South Wales
Arthur Williams
Wales
Lea Epstein
Royal Conservatory
Brussels
Belgium
United Leaves
Canada
Davies
King George
Ticket distribution for Nelsonville Athens basketball game
An allotment of 210 tickets for the Athens Nelsonville basketball game Friday will be ready Wednesday morning at the senior sign under C. L. Horton. Tickets are exhausted locally and individuals may reserve at Athens, with sale starting Wednesday at 7 a.m. at Cline's Pharmacy.
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Nelsonville Athens
Nelsonville
Athens
C. L. Horton
Cline’s
Unit to Dugan Post Meets Nelsonville Feb 9
The Glenford Dugan post American Legion held a regular session at the Legion home Monday evening. President Mrs Edith Stiers presided. Letters from department officers were read and state vice president Mrs R H Jackson spoke on an upcoming membership drive. Lunch followed.
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Nelsonville
Glenford Dugan Post
American Legion
Legion
Edith Stiers
R. H. Jackson
Weekend Visitors and Travel Notices
Mr. and Mrs. D. N. Gorsuch hosted as weekend guests Mrs. John D. Gill and her daughter Alice Louise Gill of McArthur Ohio. Miss Doris Baden departed Saturday for an extended visit in Philadelphia and New York City. Mrs. Minnie Kincade left Monday for Adrian Michigan after visiting Mrs. Herbert Finsterwald. Mr. and Mrs. Webster Poston were guests of relatives in Zanesville.
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D. N. Gorsuch
John D. Gill
Alice Louise Gill
McArthur
Ohio
Doris Baden
Philadelia
New York City
Minnie Kincade
Adrian
Michigan
Herbert Finsterwald
Webster Poston
Zanesville
Debate in Athens Canaanville Nelsonville postponed
A scheduled Thursday debate in Athens Canaanville and Nelsonville has been postponed to the following Monday because of a chicken pox epidemic affecting participants and organizers.
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Nelsonville
Athens Canaanville
Deanville School Band Performs at Athens Meeting
The primary band of Deanville school played several selections at the Athens county teachers meeting in Athens drawing considerable comment. Members include Phyllis Thompson Bertha Hoskins Mary Ellen Covert Alice Wagner Arretta Warren Hazel Paulk Leonia Gallagher Lillian Coon Bobby Blair Richard Nixon William Hutchinson Junior Blackburn Charles Powell William Thomas Bobby Hutchins Freddie Nixon Walter Birtcher and Andrew Loudner.
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Nelsonville
Deanville
Athens County
Athens
Phyllis Thompson
Bertha Hoskins
Mary Ellen Covert
Alice Wagner
Arretta Warren
Hazel Paulk
Leonia Gallagher
Lillian Coon
Bobby Blair
Richard Nixon
William Hutchinson
Junior Blackburn
Charles Powell
William Thomas
Bobby Hutchins
Freddie Nixon
Walter Birtcher
Andrew Loudner
Shower Given For Recent Bride In Nelsonville
A Friday evening shower honored Mrs. Lewis Welch of Columbus, a recent bride, at her parents home on Ashton Avenue. Gifts for the couple filled the room and a luncheon followed, hosted by Mrs. Barber and her daughter Mrs. Anna Figgins, with many local guests attending.
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Nelsonville
Lewis Welch
Columbus
Joe Barber
Ashton Avenue
Barber
Anna Figgins
Alice Ohlinger
Maggie Evans
Illy Warrington
Elizabeth Warner
Retta Bagley
Lizzie Sayers
Ray
Alice Hall
Goldie Stlcott
Clara Hall
Gertie Simonton
Alice Bean
Maria Evans
Mattie Weekley
Gertie Wolfe
Ina Hall
Mamie Gettle
Fanny Maffin
Emma McKee
Lillian
Nel Dowier
Bessie Higgins
Aurilla Horton
Harriett Sayers
Gertie Stocklin
Street Car Resumes Service Between Nelsonville and Athens
The traction line between Nelsonville and Athens resumed regular operation Monday after months of suspension. Local residents are pleased the service has been restored and is running on schedule.
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Nelsonville
This City
Athens
Bearers Hold February Meeting in Monroe Street Home
The Standard Bearers met at 4 30 this Thursday evening at Mrs Kles Farrow’s Monroe Street home. A bake and candy sale is planned for Saturday February 14.
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Nelsonville
Kles’ Farrow
Monroe Atreet
Neheon
Woman's Benefit Association Elects Officers at Meeting
In Nelsonville on February 9, the Woman's Benefit Association elected officers for the Commandery with Jeanette Hartley as lieutenant commander and Ann Pospichel as past commander among others. The group plans a Valentine party for Wednesday evening and urges all members to attend.
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Nelsonville
Woman's Benefit Association
Jeanette Hartley
Jeanette Fiske
Ann Pospichel
Rebecca Hartley
Tessa Dilcher
Lulu Williams
Marie Simington
Virgie Hickman
Lucille Weaver
Helen McNafee
Grace Corwin
Grace Martin
Adda Neikirk
Gertie Bay
Faithful Martha Class Meeting Held at Fort Street Home
The Faithful Martha Class of the M. E. Sunday school met Monday evening at Mrs. Clarence Butts home Fort Street with hostesses including Mrs. Tom Bush and Mrs. Dave Burnell. A 6 30 dinner was served to thirty women followed by piano solos from Miss Elda Crouse and several contests with valentines distributed. next meeting set for the third Monday in March at Mrs. Crouse’s home.
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Nelsonville
Martha
M. E. Sunday School
Clarence Butts
Fort Street
Tom Bush
Dave Burnell
George Barnell
James" Beard
Elda Crouse
Crouse
Henry Lancaster
Charles Evans
McCleary
Whitmore
Advanced piano students present program at Ewing hall
Ohio university music students give a Thursday 7 pm concert in Ewing hall auditorium featuring piano and vocal numbers. Wayne Jackson performs a vocal selection, Charles Blythe plays piano, and the girls glee club sings alongside pieces by Debussy Moszkowski and others.
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Ohio University
Ewing Hall
Wayne Jackson
Charles Blythe
Balforu Gardner
Anna Florence Schellenger
Debussy
Spress
Julia Stanley
Sparks
Moszkowski
Edith Babbs
Rubenstein
Rogers
Whelito Aziy Leg
Kashimiri
Woodforde
Finden
Hark
the Lark
California engineers plan steam power from hot spring
California engineers propose a power system that uses steam from a hot spring to generate electricity without fuel costs. The project envisions tapping geothermal steam to drive turbines and supply clean energy to communities.
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California
A&s
Athens Girl Takes Post as First Dean of Girls
Miss Maria Grover has been named the first dean of girls at Huntington High School in Huntington West Virginia. She earned a B S in education from Ohio University and is pursuing a Master of Arts at Columbia University. Her duties include compiling an accumulative record card for new students and coordinating girl reserves activities.
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Miss Grover
Torch Society
An Hou
Athens
Huntington High School
Maria Grover
Ohio University
Huntington, W. Va
H. W. Grover
East State Street
Huntington
Columbia University
Girl Reserves
North Carolina
County Grangers Meet Saturday At Marshfield
Stewart February 9 A special Pomona Grange will be held at Summit Grange hall New Marshfield Saturday February 13 at 10 30 a m Master Q O Bryson of Stewart announces The event includes regular degree practice a Fifth degree class and other business plus plans for the Ohio State Grange contest entry
Corning Man Charged With Intoxication And Harassment
Dan Powers of Corning was arrested by Constable Blower after stopping young women on the street. A half pint bottle of liquor was found on him. Powers was arraigned before Mayor Park, fined 100 dollars and costs, and released after arrangements to pay.
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Glouster
Dan Powers
Corning
Blower
Powers
Mayor Park
Hospital Inmate Dies In Athens Hospital
Sophia Wagner aged 55 died about 8 PM Sunday at the Athens hospital. Her body was moved to Andrews & Wallace funeral rooms, then taken to her father Isaac Wagner's home in Urbancrest. Funeral service set for Wednesday at 2 PM at the Church of Christ, conducted by C. B. Frampton, with burial in Hollister cemetery.
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Glouster
Sophia Wagner
Athens
Andrews & Wallace Undertaking
Isaac Wagner
Urbancrest
Church of Christ
C. B. Frampton
Hollister
Sam Cara Cara Arrested for Reckless Driving in Glouster
Sam Cara Cara was arrested Monday by Constable Blower on a reckless driving charge filed by Mr. Ray. He appeared before Justice Dewland, fined $5 plus costs, and was released after arrangements to pay.
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Glouster
Sam Caracara
Blower
Ray
Justice Dewland
Don Nay Fined For Health Law Violation In Hunt rd on Monday
Don Nay of Hunterdon was fined ten dollars and costs after being arrested by Constable Blower on a charge of violating health laws.
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Don Nay
Glouster
Hunterdon
Blower
Woman Severes Artery in Leg at Local Store
Mrs. Verba suffered a serious cut to her left leg above the knee when she stepped against a butcher knife at Peter Verba store in Hollister on Monday evening about 6 o clock. An artery was severed and she bled heavily before Dr. Crawford of Holister dressed the wound.
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Glouster
Peter Verba
Hollister
Local Visits Highlight Weekend Travel
Miss Vera Ahcauer visited Columbus for a brief stay. Mrs. J. H. Archer toured Athens on Monday. Mrs. Roy Hall and her children from Trimble spent the weekend in Zanesville with relatives including Mr. and Mrs. George Hima. Mrs. Albert Binderbason and daughters Dora and Edna from Taylor Ridge visited relatives in Zanesville from Friday to Sunday.
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Vera Ahcauer
Columbus
J. H. Archer
Athens
Roy Hall
Trimble
Zanesville
George Hima
Albert Binderbason
Dora
Edna
Taylor Ridge
Healing the Sick Bulgarian Herb Tea Claims Medicinal Power
From European Asian and African soils arrive the rare herb used in Bulgarian Herb Tea to gently move the bowels soothe the stomach flush poisons and regulate the system. It is advertised to kill colds and prevent flu or pneumonia when taken hot at bedtime. Sold by druggists for 35c 75c and 1.25.
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Europe
Asia
Africa
French Hair Specialist Reveals Secret For Women
Prof G W Busche, renowned Los Angeles hair expert, claims his Lucky Tiger remedy restores hair for film stars. He says women seek his parlors for thinning hair and claims the product works better than prior remedies.
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G. W. Busche
Los Angeles
Pacific Coast
3Susche
Lucky Tiger
Cline Pharmacy Company
Whyte-Fox
Pomona Grange Meeting urged for county officers
Pomona and subordinate Granges in the county are urged to have officers attend a special meeting open to Fourth degree members. The event will include an afternoon session and attendees should bring a contribution for the dinner.
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Pomona
Dayton Woman Found Dead After Fall From Stairway
Mrs. Rose Sucher 58 wife of Charles M Sucher Sr of Sucher Packing was found dead at the foot of a long stairway after her stepson crawled through a window to check why she did not answer the doorbell.
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Dayton
Rose Sucher
Charles M. Sucher
Sucher Packing Company
Neighbors Help Indiana Farmer Harvest Corn in One Day
In Shelbyville Indiana John Hendrickson ill and unable to harvest his corn, 40 neighbors and their wives gathered at his house. The men cleared the fields in a day while the women prepared a large dinner for all.
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Shelbyville
Ind
John Hendrickson
Temperature of Rigel Star Compared with Sun
The star Rigel has an estimated temperature of 16 000 degrees Celsius versus the sun at 6 000 degrees. The comparison highlights Rigel as significantly hotter than our sun.
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Rigel
Pleads Guilty on Two Charges as Shaffer Denies Third
John Shaffer of Millfield pleaded guilty to two charges and not guilty to a third before Justice of Peace Helwig. His brother Henry Shaffer had filed an intoxication affidavit, and John admitted drinking white mule. He was fined 10 dollars plus costs. Hattie Shaffer also pleaded guilty to slander and was fined 10 dollars plus costs. A separate assault charge, supported by Harry Barnes, led to John Shaffer being bound over to the grand jury.
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John Shaffer
Millfield
Justice of Peace Helwig
Henry Shaffer
John
Hattie Shaffer
Shaffer
Harry Barnes
Musterole Promises Quick Relief for Cold Symptoms
A vintage health note urges readers to treat a cold promptly before flu or pneumonia develop. It promotes Musterole made from mustard, camphor, and menthol as a counterirritant that stimulates circulation and loosens congestion without blistering. Rub on with fingertips for a warm then cooling relief.
Patrick Named Probe Ordered by Secretary Davis
A new air controversy flamed across the army horizon as Secretary of War Davis ordered an investigation into lobbying by air service officers. The move threatens discipline for officers who speak out, echoing past actions against Colonel William Mitchell. Major General Mason Patrick, chief of the air service, faces potential censure for advocating a unified air service, while Congress debates the Morrow report and possible Garrett resolution demanding inquiry into penalties on officers who testify before committees.
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Washington
Army
Secretary of War
Davis
Air Service
War Department
William Mitchell
Coolidge
Patrick
Mason M. Patrick
Army Air Service
Morrow Board
Mitchell
Congress
Morrow
James
Michigan
House Military Affairs Committee
Department
Garrett
The
Mitchell charges fuel defense clash over air service
Colonel Mitchell prepares a nationwide lecture tour to debunk national defense policy. He says Secretary Davis actions intimidate airmen and suppress dissent, framing officials as a clique silencing those who oppose a unified air force. He calls officials traitors for disagreement.
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Mitchell
Davis
Air Service
Clearing Air Is Demanded In Radio Interference Fight
Washington reports that January radio tests drew attention to radio interference and sparked public demand for elimination. Officials say the tests succeeded in highlighting problems and prompting action.
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Washington
Europe and America Nip Radio Nuisance Debate
Officials lament a growing radio nuisance linked to man made interference. In the past week several movements have been formed to campaign against this issue as public concern rises.
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Europe
America
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief
A vintage blurb touts Pape's Cold Compound as safe and pleasant to take with three doses every three hours. The first dose allegedly relieves, while the second and third break up the cold. It contains no quinine or opiates and is guaranteed by druggists.
Tanlac Promises Health Restoration For Weary Bodies
An advertisement extols Tanlac as a natural tonic to restore appetite energy and weight for the run down. It claims fast results within days, notes testimonials and urges immediate purchase at local drug stores and recommends Tanlac Vegetable Pills for constipation.
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Tanlac
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