Nelsonville Church Meeting Plans Rev Purnell Visit
Presbyterian men gathered in the church parlors for a meeting to discuss Rev. Purnell's potential arrival to Melsonville. A finance committee was appointed and business items were resolved with refreshments. The Women’s Home Missionary Society of the Methodist church will meet Friday at 2 PM with a note of time change from Thursday.
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Purnell
Melsonville
Home Missionary Society
Womans’ Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
D H Class Party For Fourth Grade Juniors Acknowledged
Miss Mary Coleman hosted the D H class of the fourth grade juniors at her Porlar street home on Friday night. Games and contests entertained twelve members and four guests with green umbrellas as favors and late refreshments closing a happy evening.
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D. H
Mary Coleman
Porlar Street
Community Club Meeting at the Y M C A
The Community Club met Tuesday evening at the Y M C A with president Mrs L A Whitmore presiding. A report from the free committee highlighted active involvement and future planning. A play is set for the next gathering and the subject will be Ideals of An Artistic Nelsonville.
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L. A. Whitmore
Free Committee
Nelson Ille
D. A. Ferree
W. L. Hudson
Martin Ohlinger
John Love
Knights of Columbus Host St Patrick's Day Euchre Party
The Knights of Columbus hall hosted a St Patrick's Day euchre party with 21 tables. Mrs. Tom Galvin won the ladies prize and Ray White of Buchtel won the men's prize as green and white decorations and Irish accents set a festive scene.
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Knights of Columbus
Knights
Tom Galvin
Ray White
Buchtel
Funeral services for Charles 8 Tedrow held at residence
Funeral services for Charles 8 Tedrow are set for Thursday afternoon at 1 36 at his residence. The rites will be conducted by Rev. Arthur Mann of Ptaskala and Rev. Leon Arpee of Athens, with visitation before the service until noon.
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Charles 8
Tedrow
Arthur Mann
Ptaskala
Leon Arpee
Athens
Logan Commandery Holds Annual Inspection
A large number of Sir Knights from the city attended the Logan Commandery annual inspection in Logan last night. They reported a fine time and praised the exemplary work displayed by the Logan Knights last night.
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Logan
Logan Commandery
Logan Knights
Miss Mary Pickens Guest Of Circleville Aunt
Miss Mary Pickens of Circleville is the guest of her aunt Mrs P E Lama.
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Mary Pickens
Circleville
Pp. E. Lama
Elks to Honor C B Tedrow Funeral Thursday
The funeral for C B Tedrow will be held at the residence Thursday at 1 30 PM. Elks are asked to meet in the lodge room at 12 45 PM to march in a body and bring cars if they have them.
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ELKS
Tedrow
Missionary Society Social Slated for March 25
The missionary society will hold a social on March 25 at Mrs. P. Christian's home to gather members and raise funds.
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the Missionary Society
Hendrik Couple Welcome Son
Mr and Mrs William Hendrik announce the arrival of a son. The birth adds a new member to the Hendrik family, with no further details provided.
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William Hendrik
Local minister fills pulpit as community notes crowd page
Rev John Gardner filled the pulpit at A M church Sunday. Mrs Lillian Mann is seriously ill at her home. John Howard of The Plains spent Sunday here. Walter Saunders visited in Zanesville as a guest. Frobert Thornton of Columbus spent weekend with father Mose Thornton. Otto Saunders left Tuesday for Elm Grove West Virginia. Mr and Mrs Sam Stewart and family of Logan spent Sunday here.
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John Gardner
A. M. Church
Lillian Mann
Frobert Thornton
Columbus
Mose Thornton
Sam Stewart
Logan
Reverend Adams to Lead Sunday Service at First Baptist
Rev. A B Adams, pastor of the First Baptist church, will conduct the regular service this Sunday at the church.
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A. B. Adams
First Baptist Church
Mrs Frank Jackson and Mrs Bart McCune in Lancaster visit
Mrs Frank Jackson and Mrs Bart McCune spent yesterday and today in Lancaster visiting local friends and touring shops.
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Frank Jackson
Bart McCune
Lancaster
Riley couple move into new Fort Street home
Mr and Mrs John Riley moved Monday into their new residence on Fort Street formerly owned by Dr Prim estennbea tables or has made extensive rs on the property and is now one of the most mod
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John Riley
Fort Street
Mrs William Morgan Spends Two Days in Columbus
Mrs William Morgan spent Monday and Tuesday in Columbus visiting relatives and attending local events. Her trip highlighted social and community exchanges during the weekdays.
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William Morgan
Columbus
Oil interests offer at Chicago convention to back Wood
Major General Leonard Wood was approached by representatives of big oil interests who proposed backing him at a pivotal point if he named an oil man as Secretary of the Interior. Gilmore testified that Wood turned down the offer.
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Washington
Leonard Wood
Chicago
Tiffin Gilmore
Ohio
Senate Oil Lands Committee
Gilmore
Wood
Major league managers eye revival of base running
Managers expect a revival of base running as a standard feature this season with all clubs emphasizing sliding and training. Veterans train rookies, and Armando Marsani, once a star base runner, was hired by John McGraw to instruct Giants players.
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South
John McGraw
New York Giants
Armando Marsani
Managers Align Under McGraw Influence on Base Running
The passage suggests managers fell in line due to McGraw's stance on base running. It notes a general adoption across teams and implies a unified approach without detailing specifics.
Evolution of Baseball Strategy Amid Changes in the Game
The lively ball and rule changes disrupted traditional base running, shifting emphasis from stealing one base to scoring runs. Pitching effectiveness declined, boosting hitting, while teams favored cluster hits over individual baserunning. Constantly in-play balls fueled more offense and reduced strategic baserunning.
When Pitchers Reign Supreme and Hitting Falters
A compact sports note observes the tug of war between pitchers and batters. It notes that strong pitching often dominates, while when batters prevail the crowd rallies for the hurler’s struggle.
Creomulsion Promises Relief for Chronic Colds and Coughs
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a twofold remedy that soothes inflamed membranes and kills germs in chronic coughs, colds, and lung troubles. It claims creosote is the key healing agent and offers a money back guarantee if symptoms persist after following directions.
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Creamulsion Co
Atlanta
Baseball rule changes boost base running and pitching
President Johnson of the American League launched a cruise last fall influencing base running to become more important. Umpires were instructed to throw balls out of play more carefully, cutting the ball count by about half and reducing ball expenses while boosting pitcher effectiveness. Over two months the American League pitching improved by at least 20 percent, with the National League adopting similar results.
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Johnson
Prisoner’s Car Crash Victim Dies After Collision
Garmito died in a city hospital after a car driven by a prisoner struck him at about 40 miles per hour. The collision sent the victim 12 feet from the impact. Boatwright says his brakes were not functioning properly.
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Garmito
Boatwright
Billy Showles Famed Bareback Rider Lies Dying
Billy Showles, once world champion bareback rider, lies in delirium at Bellevue hospital as circus world mourns. The 85 year old star, who earned $400 weekly with Barnum & Bailey Ringling Brothers and Forepaugh Sells, battles an incurable disease in a East Side flat. His wife Kitty, also a former bareback performer, stays at his bedside and recalls his former glory.
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New York
Billy Showles
Bellevue Hospital
Lill Showles
Barnum & Bailey
Ringling Brothers
Forepaugh- Sells
William Showles
East Side
Showles
Kitty
Bareback
Billy
Logan Auxiliary Card Party Draws Large Attendance
Nine tables of players participated in a benefit card party given by the Logan Legion Auxiliary on Monday evening. The legion club room on Main street was taxed to capacity and refreshments were served by a committee of Mrs. Nill, Mrs. Judy and Mrs. Pautscke after the cards.
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Logan Legion
Legion Club
Main Street
Nill
Judy
Pautscke
Oil well at Honey Fork shows strong early potential
Readers report a good showing of oil at Honey Fork field with plans to shoot the well Tuesday. Industry men predict the well will develop into a fine producer based on informed expectations.
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Honey Fork
Notable Local Pairings Listed in Ancestry Notice
Howard Timberlake aged 1 and Marie Green aged 19 both of Logan are identified along with Charlies I. Smith aged 24 of Jarry and Ruth A. Barrenger aged 6 at home of Laurelville in a local notice listing relationships and residences.
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Howard Timberlake
Marie Green
Logan
Charlies I. Smith
Jarry
Ruth
A. Barrenger
Laurelville
Releasing of Chiros in Ohio Is Held Illegal
Columbus March 19. Attorney General Crabbe says county auditors may release prisoners held under the paupers act only when sentenced for default of county fines not state fines. He declares Urbana and Springfield city auditors acted illegally in releasing chiropractors serving county jail fines.
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Columbus
Crabbe
Urbana
Springfield
Osage oil lease bids top records in first day
PAWHUSKA Okla Mar 19 Predictions that sale of the Osage oil leases would bring more than 16000000 were made today on tabulation of the first day bidding in which record prices were set The first day brought 8352500 The Cosden Oil company of Tulsa bid the greatest price ever paid for a 160 acre tract with no oil production at 1955000 for a Burbank tract
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Pawhuska
Okla
Osage
Cosden Oil Company
Tulsa
Burbank
Boatwright Arrested in Akron After Man's Death
William T. Boatwright, 67, is under arrest on a charge of manslaughter following the death of Steve in Akron Ohio on March 19. The case involves a fatal incident tied to reported brake failure during a transportation accident.
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Akron, O
William T. Boatwright
Steve
Secret of Keeping Young for Women
The article extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for women's ills. It claims internal ailments hasten aging and says the remedy restores energy, health, and a youthful glow, helping women avoid premature old age. The tone targets stressed, run-down women seeking vitality.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Giant Hudson Tunnels Promise Jersey City to Manhattan Link
New vehicular tunnels under the Hudson River progress rapidly connecting New Jersey and New York. Two 29.5 foot diameter tubes will carry traffic with ventilation space and safety compartments. Bethlehem Steel fabricates 107000 tons of iron and 7000 tons of steel segments. 105000 tons completed. Total length about 9250 feet with an estimated cost of 42.2 million dollars.
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Hudson River
Jersey City
New York City
New Jersey
New York
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Bethlehem
Jersey
Bay
Staten Island
Albany
Booth and Flinn
Tunnel
Snd
Birthday Dinner Reveals Missing Rhode Island Red
Mrs. George Hengst hosted a Monday birthday dinner for her husband marked by many relatives and friends. The couple’s Rhode Island Red chicken flock drew pride, and one prized fowl vanished during the festivity, inspiring rumors until the meal resolved the mystery.
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George Hengst
Mr. Hengst
Rhode Island Reds
Hengst
Teenager undergoes tonsil removal at local doctor's office
Leota Poling, 17, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Voling, was operated on Tuesday afternoon by Dr Campbell for tonsil removal. Howard Timberlake and Miss Marie Green were married by Justice J. P. Miller Tuesday morning. Timberlake, a soldier at Fort Sill, is son of Mr. and Mrs. Lauther Timberlake. Mrs. Timberlake is the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Green of Bowen Street.
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Leota Poling
Charles Voling
Campbell
Howard Timberlake
Marie Green
J. P. Miller
Timberlake
Fort Sill
Oklahoma
Lauther Timberlake
Howard Green
Bowen Street
Taffy pulling party hosted by Mrs Mackay on West Hunter Street
Mrs Rh J Mackay entertained several girl friends with a taffy pulling party at her home on West Hunter street Monday evening. Guests included Miss Ethel Cooper Miss Cara Lonas Miss Dorothy Lonas Miss Monabelie Clark Miss Nellie Smart Miss Helen Clark Miss Aid Campbell and Miss Jane Pearson.
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Rh. J. Mackay
Hom
West Hunter Street
Ethel Cooper
Cara Lonas
Dorothy Lonas
Monabelie Clark
Nellie Smart
Helen Clark
Nid Campbell
Jane Pearson
Wells Drilling Accelerates at Local Fields This Week
Multiple operators began drilling new wells in regional fields. A successful well completed in Union Furnace. Jacobs near Sand Run on Jacobs lease location No 3. Oil Company on Green and Schultz near Sand Run at 1400 feet by Bell & Schull contractors. J R C on Tom Collins farm Mt Pleasant. Chartiers No 187 on Hocking Product land east of New Straitsville. Beott Westbrook on Dawley near shallow sand. Preston on W W Marks farm closes the list of active sites.
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Union Furnace
Jacobs Company
Jacobs
Sand Run
Set Oil Company
Green
Schultz Len
Bell & Schull
J. R. C. Company
Tom Collins
Mt. Pleasant Feld
Chartiers Company
Hocking Product Company
New Straitsville
Beott Westbrook
Preston Company
W. W. Marks
Truck stripped of accessories reported to police
Don Williams told police a truck was stripped of its accessories on Monday evening. He lives near Gore where a poor road condition forced parking about a half mile from home. The thief took several dollars worth of property amid a wave of petty thefts in the county.
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Don Williams
Williame
Gore
Correction in Columbus death notice naming Hal Brown
The column that reported the death of Clarence Brown at his Columbus home was incorrect. The deceased was Hal Brown, Clarence Brown's father, who died of sleeping sickness. Hal Brown was formerly a high school faculty member and is now an instructor at Ohio State University.
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Clearence Brown
Columbus
Mr. Brown
Hal Brown
Ohio State University
Sixth National Flower Show At Cleveland Announces Premiums
Premiums totaling 35000 will be awarded to exhibitors at the Sixth National Flower Show in Cleveland from March 29 to April 6. Of this amount 16000 is set for roses 2600 for carnations 2000 for orchids 5000 for gardens and 15000 for other classifications.
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Cleveland
Mulsified car oil offers gentle hair cleansing
For clean healthy hair use Mulsified car oil mixed with water to create a rich lather. Two or three teaspoons produce a cleansing foam that removes dust and dirt without drying the scalp. It is inexpensive, lasts months, and leaves hair bright, fluffy, and easy to manage.
Solar System Grips Eight Planets Amid Textual Gap
A compact line notes the sun and eight planets in the solar system, while mentioning a thousand , planets in a garbled phrase. The fragment hints at celestial bodies but lacks clear context or dates.
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Nelsonville News
Y Euchre Party
Nelsonville
Ue F
John Howard
the Plains
Walter Saunders
Zanesville
Per
Otto Saunders
Elm Grove
W. Va
Murray City
Nelsonville Quintet Bowling Club
J. Cope Coveetsnee
J. Patton
T. Blake
Eeoeveeone
G. Smith Ecaesene
D. Pennell
Eovese
Atlas Eeseevreneveree
Foster
Willett
Gilmare
McGraw
Cal
Phil
Cocilie
Philip Gleason
Northhampton
Mass
Coolidge
Circus Fame
Jersey-Manhattan
Hudson
Werk
M. Werk CO
TAG
W. H. Hill
Hill
America
Ou. Mll CO
Ima
Aflw
Hocking Valley
Lee Ron
Ves
Baltimore
Vta
Fred Janssen
Denver
Pueblo
Colo
Mia
Betta Janssen
Ogden
Utah
Ieee
Williams
Willams
D. A. Wittame
East Hampton
Conn
Ing
Saas
Eosin
Tsa Coe Bes
The
Nelsonville Home & Savings Association
Nelsonville, Ohio
Emerson Hough
Oregon Trail
Jack Cunningham
James Cruse
Paramount
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