Birthday Surprise for Mr McConaha in Nelsonville
Friday night at the home of Mr and Mrs McConaha on Jackson street friends and neighbors staged a complete surprise for Mr McConaha birthday. Games music refreshments followed and guests wished him many more returns of the day. They gave him a handsome umbrella. A note mentions a recent cap grab case and a new patrolman will be provided by the council to stop such activities.
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Mrs. McConaha
Jackson Street
Mr. McConaha
Jess
Man Arrested in East End Assault Report
A man was arrested after a young woman in East End reported being grabbed while walking home. She could not identify his involvement, and he was released. The earlier Nelsonville case remains unresolved as investigators pursue leads.
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Nelsonville
East End
Harley Davidson Motor Cycles and Rebuilt Machines Ad
Harley Davidson motor cycles and sidecars plus bargains in rebuilt machines. Expert repairing by factory trained man A. D. Farrow Nelsonville Ohio.
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Harley-Davidson
A. D. Farrow
Nelsonville
Keplar Turns In His Still After Plea Change
Robert Keplar who faced a charge of furnishing a still changed his plea to guilty before Mayor McCune. He led Officer Warner to a still in Dorr Run, surrendered the apparatus, and was fined 150 dollars plus costs. Local officers praised the investigation.
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Keplar
Robert Keplar
Warner
Dorr
McCune
City Council Adopts Spencers Unexpired Term
An adjourned session heard council members Stewart Owens Clements Cann and Shater with President McDowell presiding. William Huddy resigns from the fourth ward and is accepted. T D Spencer is elected by acclamation to fill the unexpired term amid brief ceremonial moves.
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Stewart
Owens
Clements
Cann
Shater
McDowell
William Huddy
T. D. Spencer
Mr. Spencer
Spencer
Mighty
Taylor Murder Suspect Hid Behind Bushes At Entrance
Police detail the crime scene at William Desmond Taylor's Los Angeles home with the slayer seen awaiting an opportune moment behind the entrance bushes. The fleeing suspect exited through the rear alley and escaped from the court street vicinity.
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William Desmond Taylor
Los Angeles
Taylor
City council approves police ordinance and road plan
On motion Owens and Clements urged a regret expression for Huddy, then Council adopted Ordinance No 584 fixing police salaries and duties. Night policemen allowed. a road between Myers and Jackson streets may be built across tracks. Council adjourned as committees praised member service. John Wheeler and Mrs Wheeler visit Sanders at Centerbury.
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Owens
Clements
Huddy
Stewart
Safety Department
Myers
Jackson Streets
Miss Masters Announces Baby Clinic on Columbus Street
Red Cross nurse Miss Masters will hold a baby clinic Wednesday afternoon from 2 to 4 at her office on Columbus Street.
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Miss Masters
Red Cross
Columbus Street
Nelsonville Lodge Promises Dance Night Thursday
The Nelsonville lodge of Hiks announces another interesting dance to be held Thursday February 16. Dancing from 9 to or later plans not listed.
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Nelsonville Lodge of
Hiks
East School PTA Reviews Attic Playroom Plan and Sale
The East School Parent-Teacher Association met on Friday February 10 to discuss converting the large attic into a playroom and to obtain a estimate from Mr Mills. They authorized dues to join the Federated Association and planned a February 25 sale to fund manual training in schools. Mrs BE Mathews and daughter Grace departed for Aztecia New Mexico for health reasons with intentions to relocate property and home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East School
Parent-Teacher Association
Mills
National Association
Chamber of Commerce Plans Reorganization of Committees
The special membership committee reports many new names and nearly all renewals. Thursday evening's meeting will reorganize committees and departments with every member urged to attend and join a committee. The year’s effort showed improved committee work.
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Chamber OF Commerce
Chamber
Founders Day Meeting Speakers At High School Aud
At Founders Day celebration Friday Mae Poston will speak. A full auditorium is hoped as patrons of the schools attend. The meeting starts at 7 30 in the High school auditorium.
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Mae Poston
Columbus Visitor and Lancaster Residents Share Time Here
G Sheppard of Columbus visits. Mr and Mrs Wilford Edgell from Lancaster spend Sunday with local parents. Lou Rice, a Columbus business visitor, was here Monday.
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G. Sheppard
Columbus
Wilford Edgell
Lancaster
Lou Rice
Birth and death of infant son in Roy Glenn family
A baby boy was born Sunday at 8:00 AM to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Glenn and died at noon the same day. Rev. Plunkett led a brief service Monday at 9:80 AM.
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Roy Glenn
Rev. Plunkett
Weekend visitors from Cleveland and Columbus stay locals
Miss Helen Stillwell of Cleveland was the weekend guest of her mother here. Walter Quick, a student at Ohio State, visited his sister Mrs. Bradford Acomb for the weekend.
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Helen Stillwell
Cleveland
Walter Quick
Bradford Acomb
Local Visits Update on Columbus Father’s Health
C J Sanders travels in Columbus and Sandusky on business. Mrs C G Sheppard receives a phone note that her father Charles Davis, who last week had surgery in a Columbus hospital, was not well. Lou Rice took Mr and Mrs Sheppard to Columbus, they returned Sunday evening reporting Mr Davis somewhat improved. Mrs Sheppard plans to stay with her father.
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C. G. Sheppard
Charles Davis
Columbus
Lou Rice
Mrs. Sheppard
Art Exhibit With Parent Teacher Meeting At High School
Art teacher Mrs Gertrude De Armond presents her works and those of her pupils Friday evening at the high school in conjunction with the joint parent teacher meeting.
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Gertrude de Armond
Reading with clear eyes at Kaelin's Optometrist
An advertisement from John McCormick Optometrist at Kaelin's Jewelry Store in Nelsonville invites customers to trust his care for sharp reading vision. The notice promises the same pleasure of reading for Gee Whiz Pop and Mom and urges local readers to seek eye examinations.
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Pop
Mom
Kaelin’s
Intermediates Enter Juniors Valentine Banquet at Church
The Christian church social rooms hosted a Valentine themed banquet for the intermediates and juniors of the Sunday school. Teachers for intermediates were Mrs. C. L. Johnson Albert Dilcher Miss Verna Hand and Mrs. Myra Millholand. Junior teachers were Misses Freda Smith Muriel Baugh Gladys Bowers Lena Bowers Glive Gilbert and Mrs L Keplar and Roy Barron. About 200 dined at six o clock and games and contests followed. Last Sunday the Sunday school had 614 in attendance with 170 juniors and intermediates.
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Itermediates
The
Christian Church
Christian Sunday School
C. L. Johnson
Albert Dilcher
Verna Hand
Myra Millholand
Freda Smith
Muriel Baugh
Gladys Bowers
Lena Bowers
Glive Gilbert
Glive Gilbert, Mrs. L. Keplar
Roy Barron
Birthday Party for Joe Mechem
Joe Mechem entertained 20 friends on Saturday afternoon for his sixth birthday from 3 to 5. The youngsters enjoyed a merry time and a luncheon followed. Valentines were given as favors.
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Joe Mechem
Mooseheart dormitories planned for Ohio children in need
Andrew Wallace of Glouster reports the Ohio Mooseheart Association will build dormitories at Mooseheart New Jersey with an estimated cost of 250000. A committee will pick a site and construction will start soon to provide housing for needy children. Local plans also note a new vulcanizing shop and hat arrivals at the Bon Ton Millinery managed by Harry Andrews and Charlotte Rosel Byron returning to oversee the work room.
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Ohio Nio Mooseheart Association l
Mooseheart
Andrew Wallace
Dayton
Wallace
Glouster Lodge
Loyal Order of Moose
Ohio Assocation
Charlotte Rosel Byron
Bon-Ton Millinery
Mrs Ambrose Gibbs Visited Relatives in Columbus
Mrs Ambrose Gibbs is spending a few days this week with relatives in Columbus.
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Mrs. Ambrose Gibbs
Columbus
Mrs W FE McCarty Attends Cleveland Millinery Opening
Mrs. W FE McCarty attended a millinery opening in Cleveland last week and purchased her spring and summer line of millinery.
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W. FE. McCarty
Cleveland
Eddy attends Ohio Hardware Dealers Annual Convention in Columbus
FE. J. Eddy traveled to Columbus this morning to participate in the Ohio Hardware Dealers Association annual convention.
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FE. J. Eddy
Columbus
Ohio Hardware Dealers
Mrs Emma G Bell Attends Millinery Openings
Mrs Emma G Bell attends the Columbus millinery openings and will likely travel on to Cincinnati from that city.
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Emma G. Bell
Columbus
Cincinnati
M. M. McCarty Spends Day in Columbus on Business
M. M. McCarty is spending the day in Columbus on business, meeting local officials and inspecting facilities. The visit underscores ongoing commerce and potential collaborations in the capital.
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M. ©. McCarty
Columbus
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Centerbury
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BE. H. Mathews
Daugher
Grace
Ytesia
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Sandusky
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Kaelin’s Jewelry Store
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Stuart’s Opera House
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Ford
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Corning
D. W. Griffith
Mr. Griffith
MR. John Barrymore
Newcastle
Miss Gish
Down East
Dase
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William A. Brady
America
Howard Chandler Christy
John T. Wilds
Seventh Presbyterian Church
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East
Charles Hanson Towne
McClure’s Magazine
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New York
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Michael Angelo
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Maeterlinck
John Keats
Charles Dana Gibson
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