Nelsonville wrestling prelims yield quick pins and draws
In Nelsonville preliminaries Cope 140 lbs defeated Roscoe 145 lbs in 11 minutes and Evans 130 lb pinned Preach Lowery 181 lb in nine minutes. Christian Nelsonville drew with Green Buchtel. Matsuda seeks county challenge for money marbles or chaff at Arcade Pool Room.
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Cope
Nelsonville
Roscoe
Buchtel
Joe Evans
Preach Lowery
Christian
Green
Matsuda
Olson
Arcade
Ohio
Masquerade Valentine Party at Christian Church
Social event planned by the En deavors in the church social rooms Thursday evening. All welcome. Admission ten cents for masked attendees or fifteen cents if not masked.
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Christian Church
Hocking Valley Kraut Praised for Quality and Cleanliness
Local producer touts Hocking Valley Kraut as superior to other canned kraut noting full cans and meticulous cleanliness. Brand emphasizes care in production and packaging with a signature mark 2-10-M. T. W.
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Hocking Valley
Masquerade Social at Junior Hall Feb 11
Community notice inviting all to a masquerade social at the Junior Hall on February 11 with admission ten cents. Prizes awarded for best and ugliest costumes. Everyone welcome.
Four Room Residence For Sale on Walnut Street
For sale a four room dwelling at 943 Walnut St with water gas and good cellar. Listed price 2 pounds 11 shillings 7 pence.
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Walnut St
Help Push Back to School Drive
The Back-to-School Drive is urged as a cooperative effort to protect children, seen as a nation’s greatest asset. With wartime lessons, reconstruction begins and continued support from the education sector is deemed vital for future peace and strength. The U S Bureau of Education emphasizes continuing the drive for school communities.
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United States Bureau of Education
Chamber of Commerce Weekly Meeting Notice
The Chamber of Commerce holds a meeting at the Y M C A on Thursday evening at 7 30. Committees will report and other matters of interest will be discussed. All members urged to attend and exchange views.
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Chamber of Commerce
Matsuda Wins Two Falls In Owl Hall Wrestling Match
Matty Matsuda of Columbus defeated James Prokas of Cleveland in two straight falls after Prokas won the opening fall in 27 minutes at Owl's Hall Nelsonville on Monday night. A large crowd attended with 257 paid admissions.
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Matsuda
Matty Matsuda
Columbus
James Prokas
Cleveland
Owl's Hall
Nelsonville
Prokas
Childs Conservation League backs Back to School drive
The Childs Conservation League held its regular meeting at the Y M C A on Tuesday afternoon. Prof. D A Ferree explained the Back to School drive now in the city and the group agreed to assist in the cause.
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CCL
Childs Conservation League
D. A. Ferree
Initiation Of Two Candidates At Padora Chapter Meeting
At the regular meeting of Padora Chapter Eight, Tuesday evening, Mrs. E Hoch and Mrs. Elisabeth Duncan were initiated. A large number attended to witness the initiation.
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Padora
O. E
E. Hoch
Elisabeth Duncan
Olympia Restaurant To Open After Repaint Update
Lord H. Blumer has acquired the Olympia Restaurant and will relaunch it with a fresh coat of paint and updated papering to offer an up to date eating house.
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Olympia
H. Blumer
Honors House Guests at Mrs Shafer's Social
Mrs. Eugene Shafer hosted a tatting club gathering for guests including Miss Helen Dennis of New York City and Mrs. Howard Davis of Columbus. The evening featured a delightful social hour and an elegant luncheon for attendees.
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Eugene Shafer
Tatting Club
Helen Dennis
New York City
Howard Davis
Columbus
Club Af Fair Attended by Local Ladies and Guests
Members of the club enjoying the af fair were Mesdames Frank Freer, Stanley Mechem, Eugene Pritchard, E. E. , and Cecil Shafer and Misses Ethel Gibbs, Nellie Reuter, Gaynelle James, Hazel Edington and Hattie Cooley. The guests of the club were the honored guests and Miss Marguerite Hawkins and Mesdames Herman Hall, C. H. Bartlett, F. G. Maxwell, Winfield Owens, Mabel Barnecutt, L. J. Eberie, C. D. Shafer, W. S. Rhodes and Alva Johnson.
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Mesdames
Frank Freer
Stanley Mechem
Eugene Pritchard
E. E
Cecil Shafer
Ethel Gibbs
Nellie Reuter
Gaynelle James
Hazel Edington
Hattie Cooley
Marguerite Hawkins
Herman Hall
C. H. Bartlett
F. G. Maxwell
Winfield Owens
Mabel Barnecut
L. J. Eberie
C. D. Shafer
W. S. Rhodes
Alva Johnson
Visitors and locals noted in Columbus area social roundup
Mr and Mrs F J Sauters saw Hearts of the World. C E Bennett and Mrs Augusta Parker visited in Columbus and Athens. Mrs Howard Davis and Miss Helen Dennis guests of Mrs Eugene Shafter. Mrs W King and three children returned to Columbus after visiting relatives. Various others hosted and traveled, including millinery openings and a funeral in Lancaster. Lieut D A Pierre medal holder hosted by Columbus guests. Frank Minner, Mrs Henry Davis, and Mrs OC Crawford attended events. Mrs John Dalton left for Columbus due to illness of daughter.
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F. J. Sauters
C. E. Bennett
Columbus
Augusta Parker
Athens
Buchtel
Howard Davis
Helen Dennis
New York City
Eugene Shafer
B. W. Lawson
D. A. Pierre
Lieut. Pierre
U. S. Inf
Frank Minner
Henry Davis
O. Crawford
John Dalton
Transportation Movements For New York Via Atlantic Ports
The cruiser Pueblo Brest for New York sails with detachments of the 41st Division and is due about February 21. The transport La Touraine Havre for New York and cruiser Montana Brest for New York are expected about the same date. The transport Pocahontas Bordeaux for New York altered course to dock at Newport News. The transport Stockholm arrived today with mainly western men.
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Washington
Pueblo
Brest
New York
la Touraine
Havre
Montana
Pocahontas
Bordeaux
Newport News
Stockholm
Corrections Issued On Army Signal Battalion Assignment
The War Department issued a cable correction stating the 139th field battalion signal corps should read 309th field battalion signal corps for an early convoy assignment.
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Washington
War Department
139Th Field Battalion
Signal Corps
309Th Field Battalion Signal Corps
Lincoln birthday luncheon entertains, educates crowd
The Chamber of Commerce midweek lunch drew full attendance and featured Principal McCormick leading a four piece high school horn ensemble. Professor Hoover conducted massed songs with Supt. Morgan handling stereoticon. Morgan gave an illustrated Lincoln lecture, reciting Gettysburg, to high praise, with several new members introduced by vice president Daggett.
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Chamber of Commerce
McCormick
Hoover
Supt. Morgan
Morgan
Abraham Lincoln
Bern
Lincoln
Gettysburg
Daggett
Sunday and Evening Sermons Draw Large Congregation
Preaching services at this place were well attended Sunday and again in the evening with Christian Endeavor before preaching services. Various local residents, including Spicer Keirns and Harvey Wolfe families, were visited or called on throughout the day while updates note improving health and ongoing illness among locals.
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Christian Endeavor
Fords
Spicer Keirns
Edgar Keirns
Harry Calentine
Little Sone
Frank Wolf
T. M. Keirns
T. H. Boudinots
Pearl Jones
Amesville
Bertha Calentine
Cecil Keirns
Howard Brown
Winnie McGill
D. B. Bennett
Herb Calentine
Donalson Ridge
Ted Wolfe
Special Hosiery and Gloves Sale Notice
A local advert outlines a limited sale with 8 pairs mens gloves priced at 25c and 8 pairs ladies hose offered in black or white for 25c each. It also mentions a small lot of boys clothing up to 15 years and warns stock may not last the three days.
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Frank Speck
A. P. Scott
Arthur M. Mann
C. C. Sharp
Y.M. C.A
New
Zeller
Farmer
Ern Stewart
Harris
BON Ton Store
High Street
Glouster, Ohio
Urday
Celvies
Hope Muslin
Lancaster
Carhartts
Arrow
Lemard
Ger
Tee
Ana
Mens
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