Birthday celebration for George Washington by Kill Eagle Tribe
Nelsonville notes announce Washington's Birthday event by Kill Eagle Tribe No. 179 and Council No. 57 on February 22. A program starts at 7 PM followed by lunch and dancing. Members, families invited. guests spent weekend with Mr. and Mrs Billy Wright in Columbus. C C Sharp visited Columbus Tuesday on business.
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Washington
Kill Eagle Tribe No
Council No. 57
America
George Washington
Truse
Council
Columbus
Billy” Wright
New X Ray Machine Links to Dentist’s Upgraded Service
Local dentist Dr. E B Acomb has swapped his X ray apparatus for larger equipment to handle heavier work and broaden the practice range.
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E. B. Acomb
Valentine Party Hosted by D. D. Class at Christian Church
The D. D. class of 4th grade, taught by Mrs May Kep lar, enjoyed a Valentine party Friday night in the church social rooms. A program of games and amusements preceded a lunch to close the session. Members present included Pauline Morrison Lois Linscott Mary F Kessinger Mary J Coleman Mary Donley Cora Devol Lulu Steenrod Rachel Steenrod Catherine Courtney Elizabeth Bowers Gay Ervin Ruth Call Mayme Nye Catherine Grace Ruth Coope Lugine Smith Irma Ball Amy Jo Figgins Lillian Moore and Mrs Keplar.
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May Keplar
Christian Church
Pauline Morrison
Lois Linscott
Mary F. Kessinger
Mary J. Coleman
Mary Donley
Cora Devol
Lulu
Rachel Steenrod
Catherine Courtney
Elizabeth Bowers
Gay Ervin
Ruth Call
May
Mrs Nutter Injures Hand After Ice Fall
Mrs. E. H. Nutter slipped on ice near her home, cutting her hand on a piece glass. Dr. W. B. Rhodes treated and dressed the wound.
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E. H. Nutter
Iss
W. 8. Rhodes
George KE Tifft Jr. in Columbus for a week at office
George KE Tifft Jr. is spending the week in Columbus at his general office, staying for business and overseeing operations.
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George KE. Tifft Jr
Columbus
Higginses announce arrival of Dorothy Ann
Mr and Mrs Everett Higgins announce the birth of a fine little daughter born Saturday. She has been named Dorothy Ann.
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Everett Higgins
Dorothy Ann
Woman’s Community Club to Convene Thursday at Y M C A
A called meeting of the Women’s Community Club will be held Thursday night at the Y M C A at 7 o’clock. Members are urged to attend in good numbers.
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Womans Community Club
Birthday Dinner Honors G E Tift Jr In Middleport Visit
Mr and Mrs G W Wysong of Middleport attended a birthday anniversary dinner for George E Tift Jr with Mr and Mrs George E Tift Sr and guests including Mr and Mrs Walter Whitlatch. Mrs James Bland and Mrs Jimny Nutter visit Murray City relatives. Mr and Mrs Waldo Chute were in Columbus Tuesday. Mrs Frank Betts and children are also mentioned.
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G. W. Wysong
Middleport
George E. Tiftt Sr
George E. Tiftt Jr
Walter Whitlatch
James Bland
Jimnny Nutter
Murray City
Glouster Begins Mausoleum Project in Local Cemetery
Preliminary work for a memorial mausoleum in Glouster cemetery is under way with George E. Trifft Jr. of Columbus and A. I. Smith directing. The same company will build mausoleums in Athens and Nelsonville areas as weather allows. Community notices follow about church circles, a shower for the Jewells, and visits from residents returning home.
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Glouster
Plewood
George E. Trifft Jr
Columbus
Memorial Mausoleum Co
Nelsonville
A. I. Smith
Smith
Ohio University
R. G. Webber
First National Bank
West Union Street
Athens
Greenlawn
Sailor Reports Girls Losing Their Sea Legs
A sailor describes girls losing their sea legs, noting imbalance and dizziness at sea. The remark reflects a casual account of adaptation challenges faced by travelers or performers aboard a vessel.
Brad Reynolds visits Clarksburg for K of P Do
Do organizer Brad Reynolds of Clarksburg West Virginia greets old friends at the K of P event. Reynolds once owned and operated the Dew House barber shop thirty years ago and remains a member of Valley Lodge.
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Brad” Reynolds
Clarksburg
W. Va
Brad
Reynolds
Dew House
Valley Lodge
Central PTA Plans Evening at Central School
A fine program has been arranged for the Central Parent Teachers association tomorrow night at Central school. The event begins at 1 o'clock and invites every patron of the school to attend.
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Central Parent- Teachers Association
Central School
Income Tax Man to Visit Post Office Dates
Deputy revenue collector will be at the post office February twenty first to twenty eighth to advise taxpayers in making out their income tax. Citizens may seek help on these dates at the post office.
Krieg Brother Illness Calls Kriegs to Breckenridge
Mr. M. A. Krieg left today for Breckenridge Texas to be with his brother Mr. L. C. Krieg who is critically ill. L. C. Krieg is well known locally and friends express regret over his illness.
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M. A. Krieg
Breckenridge
Texas
L. C. Krieg
Methodist Sunday School Teas New Work Demonstration
The graded department hosts a tea Friday afternoon from 8 to 5 to show and explain the new work. All persons interested are invited to attend.
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The
Methodist Sunday School
Plan A Banquet for Washington's Birthday
The Methodist Epworth League hosts a Washington's birthday celebration at the church Thursday evening at 7. Members and attendants are urged to attend for a fine program, food, and good fellowship.
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Methodist Epworth League
Washington
Services at First Baptist Church Featured Week
Rev. A B Adans and Rev. C M Smith conduct services all week at First Baptist church. K of P lodge plans attendance Friday. Visits include Mrs Lucy Branson and Mrs Charles Wockman of Hocking. Mrs Ann Hardin and Rev John Gardner of Lancaster. Mr Charles Wockman and Mr John Howard of Hocking.
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A. B. Adans
C. M. Smith
First Baptist Church
J. E. Stevens
Plymouth
W. Va
P. Lodge
B. Adans
Athens
Lucy Branson
Charles Wockman
Hocking
Ann Hardin
John Gardner
Lancaster
John Howard
Coolidge Withdraws Christian Nomination From FTC
President Coolidge today withdrew the Senate nomination of George B. Christian Jr. for the Federal Trade Commission. Democrats and progressive Republicans had opposed him, citing questions over fitness for the post and accusations that he tried to intimidate FTC members regarding action against Famous Players-Lasky Film Co.
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Washington
Coolidge
Senate
George B. Christian Jr
Harding
Federal Trade Commission
Christian
Commission
Famous Players-Lasky Film Co
Senate oil inquiry to audit Whitney books in New York
Senate oil investigators will send expert accountants to New York to examine the books of Harry Payne Whitney, the multimillionaire turfman and associate of Harry F. Sinclair. The decision came after a secret hearing held behind closed doors.
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Washington
Senate
New York
Harry Payne Whitney
Harry F. Sinclair
Whitney
Food famine threatens England amid dock strike
London February 29 A food famine threatens England as the dock workers strike blocks import of foodstuffs. Government mediation fails and attempts to load meat for soldiers on farm trucks were unsuccessful.
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London
England
Fourth Lecture of Canaanville Series Speaker
In Canaanville on February 22 at the church Andrew Spurgeon Beshore will deliver the final lecture of the series begun this month.
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Canaanville
Andrew Spurgeon Beshore
Logan Rotary hears Sackett defend Lan caster Boys' Industrial School
Mr. Sackett former Rotary secretary and now with the Boys Industrial School at Lancaster spoke to the Logan Rotary Club Monday night. He said reports of brutal treatment are unfounded and urged a sorting out of boys not bad at heart to prevent future wrongdoing. He stressed the school is not for hardened criminals and such cases should go to other penal institutions.
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Sackett
Wisconsin
Boys’ Industrial School
Lancaster
Logan Rotary Club
Rotary Club
Farmer Davis Sells Property to Move to Columbus
O L Davis of the Thomas Wright farm south of Logan plans to sell his personal property before relocating to Columbus later this week. A longtime Hocking county resident with four years in the area, Davis previously stayed at a Columbus hospital for an infected foot, then worked as stock room foreman for the National Glove Co., and now moves closer to his job.
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O. L. Davis
Thomas Wright
Logan
Columbus
Mr. Davis
Hocking County
National Glove Co
Messenger seeks reader help for Logan news coverage
Local Messenger representative asks Logan readers to cooperate by calling 6024 with news value. The goal is near complete Logan news from the area and to publish social news at least weekly, increasing as events demand. Readers are urged to share social happenings and other items of interest.
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Logan
Messenger Daily
Messenger
6024
Dexter man visits Logan kin and kin in Athens
Co. A. Gottshall of Dexter is in Logan this week visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Humphrey, a brother of Mrs. Humphrey. Charles Meldrim and family of Logan were in Athens Sunday to see John Miller and relatives. Mrs. W. B. Zeigler Mrs. P. Shreider and Mrs. Thomas Pierce of Gibsonville are in Logan Monday visiting relatives. Zeigler has recently recovered from an illness.
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A. Gottshall
Dexter
Logan
J. B. Humphrey
Gottshall
Humphrey
Charles Meldrim
Athens
John Miller
W. B. Zeigler
P. Shreider
Thomas Pierce
Gibsonville
Zeigler
Birthday party honors Mrs. Sarah Wyskiver in Union Furnace
Sunday marked the eighty third birthday of Mrs. Sarah Wyskiver of Union Furnace. A dinner party at the Bowen home hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bowen honored her with many gifts. Guests included Mrs. John Ruscoe, Mrs. John Swim, Luther Wyskiver, Bert Ingmire and family, Harry Shaw and family, Paul Cruise, James McManes and family, Mrs. Robert Wright and family, and John Wyskiver.
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Sarah Wyskiver
Union Furnace
Edward Bowen
Wyskiver
John Ruscoe
John Swim
Luther Wyskiver
Bert Ingmire
Birthday Gathering at J P Miller Home
Mr. and Mrs. E H Tolbert and families and guests visited J P Miller Monday evening. Mrs Miller, surprised by the crowd, learned it was her birthday anniversary. The group enjoyed ice cream and oysters and shared reminiscences before departing late.
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E. H. Tolbert
Hubert Leach
Andrew Dollmatsch
J. P. Miller
Miller
Mr. Miller
Homeward With the Promise They Would Return Forty Seven Years Later
A fragment notes a group or individuals departing with a vow to come back after forty seven years, signaling a long awaited reunion or return timeline. The text suggests a historical or narrative moment involving departure and anticipated return.
Funeral for Clara Hartman Held at East Front Street Home
Private services for Clara Hartman age 43 were held at the home of Mrs. George Hartman on East Front street. The body was brought here Monday afternoon and interment will be at Oak Grove Cemetery by Harden Undertaking Co.
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Clara Hartman
George Hartman
East Front Street
Oak Grove
Harden Undertaking Co
Subtracting Machine Politics Say Tariff Result Debated
The quote argues that if the tariff was enacted through machine politics it amounts to a subtracting process, casting doubt on the efficiency or fairness of the legislative method.
Vegetable Compound Restores Vermont Housewife’s Health
Mrs wick of East Hardwick Vermont credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with alleviating six months of back head and side aches and general sickness. She says she felt better, looked well, and urges others to try the remedy as 98 in 100 report benefit and it is sold by druggists nationwide.
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East Hardwick
Vermont
Lydia E. Pinkham
A Dainty Party or Dance Frock Pattern
A child’s pattern in voile apple green with embroidery, or georgette crepe in orchid or white, for a party dress with a headover slip option. Available in sizes 6 8 10 12 years. 10 year size needs 34 yards of 32 inch material. pattern mailed for 12 cents in stamps.
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Voile
Georgette Crepe
Minstrel Show Aims To Draw Chauncey Crowd
Chauncey residents look forward to a young men's club minstrel produced with rehearsals nightly. Miss Lucile Bradfield of Chauncey is the pianist, and “Hick” Bradfield will dance among other features. The event will be staged twice on dates to be announced in tomorrow's Messenger with club members including Joe Evans John Kranyik Charles Bradfield Dave Collins Pete Fuller Ralph Ferrell Donald Figgins Hugo Schroppe Harold Minister Bill Collins Specks Leffier Paul Theisen George Six Howard McHarg and Cari Hartman.
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Chauncey
Lucile Bradfield
Joe Evans
John Kranyik
Charles Bradfield
Dave Collins
Pete Fuller
Ralph Ferrell
Donald Figgins
Hugo Schroppe
Hick” Bradfield
Harold Minister
Bill Collins
Specks" Leffier
Paul Theisen
George Six
Howard McHarg
Cari Hartman
Chauncey Pythian Sisters to Initiate in Jacksonville
Chauncey Pythian Sisters members will travel to Jacksonville tonight for initiation and degree work by the local lodge. Those planning to go should meet at Frana or Chauncey Auto Sales at 6 o clock to board the bus promptly.
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Chauncey Pythian Sisters Lodge
Jacksonville
Chauncey Lodge
Frana
Chauncey Auto Sales Company
Birthday Party for Mr. Cochran Marks 65th
Mrs. William Cochran hosted the M B E Ladies' Aid and husbands Tuesday at her home to honor Mr. Cochran's 65th birthday. Guests included Rev and Mrs. W V Harter and son Franklin, plus several couples, with a social program and late luncheon by the hostess and her daughter Mrs. James Thompson.
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William Cochran
M. BE
L. L. Sweazy
Belle Coe
Lettie Haintz
Gloria
Lafe Crosser
Earl McAfee
Parker
Bobbitt and Son
Bean Cunningham
Gus Graham
Chauncey Woman's Christian Temperance Union Meets at Elites Avenue
The Chauncey WCTU is entertained at a regular meeting hosted by Mrs. Dorsey Bolin on Elites avenue. Mrs. Arthur Swart presided and Mrs. H. Pender trase led the session.
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LCTU
Chauncey Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Dorsey Bolin
Elites Avenue
Arthur Swart
H. Pendertrase
Weekend Guests Visit Area Families
Mrs James Thompson of Chilli cothe and her husband Mr William Cochran visited the city this weekend. Mrs Walter Boling is spending a few days in Columbus with her husband employed there.
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James Thompson
Chillicothe
Willam Cochran
Walter Boling
Columbus
Beaumont Woman's Club Event Hosted by Mrs Guy Smith
A Church of Christ class event for women is being hosted by Mrs Guy Smith at her Beaumont home today.
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Church of Christ
Thursons
Guy Smith
Beaumont
Mrs Hamilton Visits Sister in Glouster
Mrs. T. R. Hamilton of this city spent yesterday in Glouster as a guest of her sister Mrs. Hull F. Kittle.
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T. R. Hamilton
Glouster
Hull F. Kittle
Athens visitors stay with Pendergrass family
Mrs Ray Gardner and her son Dick of Athens visit her parents Mr and Mrs Peter Pendergrass and brother Mr George Pendergrass spending the day in the city as guests.
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Ray Gardner
Athens
Peter Pendergrass
George Pendergrass
Lena Wilson Returns to Chauncey from Columbus
Miss Lena Wilson arrived back in Chauncey on Monday after a trip to Columbus.
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Lena Wilson
Chauncey Monday
Columbus
Weekend Sojourn Includes Time With Friends
A brief note states she spent the weekend with friends, sharing casual moments and enjoying leisure activities together in a relaxed outing.
Cleveland Man Attends Chauncy Wedding Next Sunday
Mr Myer Levine of Cleveland will visit Chauncy to attend the wedding of his cousin’s son Saul Wilson to Miss Howalyn Twalk of Columbus next Sunday.
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Myer Levine
Cleveland
Isaac Wilson
Saul Wilson
Howalyn @twalk
Columbus
Revival opens at Chauncey M. EB church Sunday night
The revival will begin in the Chauncey M. EB church Sunday night February 24 with the pass for Rev. W. V. Harter in charge.
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Chauncey M. EB
W. V. Harter
Henry Ford railroad bonds authorized by ICC
The Toledo and Trenton railroad owned by Henry Ford received ICC approval to issue 240000 dollars of 50 year bonds at five percent.
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Washington
Henry Ford
Toledo
Trenton
Interstate Commerce Commission
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Frank Betts
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Catherine Nate
Circleville
W. E. Sheean
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Corning
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All England
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Akron
E. FE. Cornell
Bowling Green
Pythian Sisters
Stuart’s Opera House
Hubert Lancaster
A. L. Pritchard
BR. EE. LeFever
W. W. Whitlatch
A. E. Bay
H. Lancaster
Worge FE. Tifft
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RB. E. LeFever
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Loyal Order of Moose
Odd Fellows’ Hall
West Gay ST
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Sam M. Johnson
Fidelity Building Loanind Savings Co
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