Masons Banquet for St Bernard Chapter Ladies
Members and guests gathered at the Masonic Temple promptly at seven for the St Bernard Chapter 156 R and A M banquet with high priest Charles L Preston in charge. L J Murphy Cecil Shafer Harry Kelly and John Owens spoke while Miss Mae Lines played piano and Miss Lucile Kaelin sang. At eight o'clock the group moved to the Christian church social rooms for a two course banquet for about 150 covers followed by dancing at the K P hall until midnight.
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Masons
St. Bernard
Masonic Temple
Charles L. Preston
L. J. Murphy
Cecil Shafer
Harry Kelly
John Owens
A. P. Scott
Christian Church
K. of P. Hall
Chamber of Commerce Board to Meet Next Tuesday
The board of directors will meet at C. C. Sharp's office next Tuesday evening with several committees reporting and full attendance urged. The regular Chamber meeting follows at 6 30 on next Thursday evening to outline the spring program. The Eastern Star ladies will serve the supper. Mrs. Fred Mulligan, formerly of the city, is ill with influenza at her sister Mrs. G W Hutchinson in Columbus Ohio.
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Chamber OF Commerce
C. C. Sharp
Eastern Star
Fred Mulligan
G. W. Hutchinson
Columbus
Manns Recover From Flu and Plan Speaking Schedule
Rev Mr Arthur M Mann and his wife are recovering from influenza. He cannot fill the 10:30 morning pulpit. Prof D A Ferree will speak on The Great School Drive for Teachers being Made in Ohio this week. The evening service at Stuart's Opera House at 7:30 will feature a joint congregation and American Legion event.
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Arthur M. Mann
Mann
D. A. Ferree
Ohio
American Legion
Stuart’s Opera House
Washington Birthday Sewing Party At Mrs Wilsons
Mrs. Fred Wilson entertained a small group with a sewing party at her Washington street home. The pleasant evening ended with an elegant two course luncheon in theme with Washington's birthday. Guests included Miss Clara Evans, Miss Alice Lama, Miss Alice Juniper, Miss Inez Juniper, Mrs. Chas Vorhes, Mrs. C Cummins, and Mrs. Burns LeFever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wilson
Washington Street
Washington’s
Clara Evans
Alice Lama
Alice
Inez Juniper
Chas. Vorhes
C. Cummins
Burns LeFever
Church Services Schedule for Sunday and Week
Sabbath school begins at 9 30 a m followed by morning worship at 10 30 a m A class meeting is set for 2 30 p m and evening worship at 7 p m A prayer meeting is planned for Wednesday at 7 p m
Church Services Schedule for the Week
Bible school at 9 30 a m Christian Endeavor at 6 p m Union service at the opera house at 7 p m Prayer meeting on Wednesday evening
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Bible School
Christian Endeavor
Opera House
Churches Unite in tb Legion Affair in Nelsonville
Nelsonville churches join for a united Sunday evening program at the Opera House 7 30 P M with the American Legion. The event honors World War I dead through French certificates to next of kin and features orchestra readings songs and a pageant directed by Mrs Wilbur Johnson and John Scott with Mae Lines as accompanist.
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Nelsonville
American Legion
Opera House
W. 8
Rhodes
F. X. Rauch
Rev. Matheny
Reading
France
W. H. Cann
C. L. Johnson
Paul Parks
Wilbur Johnson
John Scott
Miss Mae Lines
Nelsonville Classified Ads Dance Tuesday Night
Red Men's Hall hosts a dance Tuesday night February 24 with Saxophone Orchestra. Ads note phonograph sale prices at Sau ter's Phonograph Studio 56 Fulton St. Also listed are barn for sale at 812 Poplar St and 35 White Leghorn hens from Harry Wilson Bell 164.
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Red Men’s Hall
Sauter’s Phonograph Studio
Fulton St
Harry Wilson
Bell Phone
For Sale 1917 Ford in good running order
Classified notices show a 1917 Ford car offered for sale by Charles Culp of Cawthorne, marked 2-21-3p. Additional lines list a piano rental wish by Miss Merritt with contact Bell 1058 and Citizen 33, plus a rental for 3 rooms at 38 Short Street, Bell 803, 2-21-3p.
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Ford Car
Charles Culp
Cawthorne
Miss Merritt
Bell Phone
Citizen Phone
Short St
Call Bell
York Township Sealed Bid for Indigent Medical Aid
Trustees of York Township invite sealed bids for one year starting March 1 1920 to furnish medical aid to the indigent poor. Bids due 12 noon February 27 1920. Board may reject any or all bids. By order of Trustees Sidney A Cook Clerk. 2-18-6
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York Township
Sidney A, Cook
Glouster Faces Cash Crunch as Bond Funds Await Arrival
City council reviews a tight finances report showing February 1 balances of 116.35 in working funds and 932.38 in treasury with cemetery and utility funds earmarked. Police fines were minimal, and street markers are to be installed to ensure direct mail delivery.
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Glouster
Water and Light
Wallace
Post Office Department
Wagner
Union Telephone Co. Elects Directors and Officers
At a stockholders meeting in this city directors were elected: W. L. Cary of Columbus, J. B. Rhodes of Zanesville, C. L. Jones of Athens, with Atty. Geo. W. Rose and E. L. Jones of Gloucester. Cary named president, Rose vice president, Rhodes secretary treasurer, Jones manager. An executive committee of three was chosen: Cary, J. P. Rhodes and Rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Telephone Co
W. L. Cary
Columbus
J. B. Rhodes
Zanesville
C. L. Jones
Athens
Atty. Geo. W. Rose
E. L. Jones
Glouster
J. P. Rhodes
Washington's Birthday Observed By Valley Mines
A number of valley mines observe Washington's birthday as a holiday since it falls on Sunday this year. The day will be marked with adjusted schedules and mine operations paused for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Remembering Athens Past Streets And Landmarks In 19th Century
A nostalgic tour recalls landmarks around Athens including Junod’s mill at the hill, Turkey Hollow ravine opposite Virgil Maxwell, Rock Riffle road in 1896, and city hall bell timings. It mentions Elihu Spencer opening Othello in 1898, canal outlets, campus hay fields, the hook and ladder wagon site at Athens National Bank Building, and other once familiar places like Stinson’s pond, K M railway, Sycamore Bottoms, Grosvenor Row, Cash Point hospital, and former bridges and parade grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junod
Virgil Maxwell
Albany Road
Turkey Hollow
City Hall
Elihu Spencer
University
Athens National Bank
Stinson
S. Lancaster Street
Si Allen
Marshall
Weekend Visit Noted for the Martins in Columbus
Observers say banks and financial institutions will be closed all day on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Martin and their two children are spending the weekend with friends in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Martin
Columbus
Bliss Business College Student Visits Columbus Family
Carl Pico of the Bliss Business College in Columbus visits his parents Mr and Mrs James Pico for the weekend, staying at their residence as a family guest.
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Carl Pico
The
Bliss Business College
Columbus
James ‘Pico
Interesting Games The Futures of the Christian Church Basketball
The Futures of the Christian church won two games this morning at the armory. The second team beat the Uticas 7 to 5, while the Kee team lost 17 to 15 after three extra periods of three minutes each to decide the contest.
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Futures of the
Christian Church
Armory
Uticas
Kee
French scientist shows tubes bend more than bars
A French scientist demonstrated that a steel tube with the same exterior dimensions as a bar of steel is more flexible. The finding highlights how structure affects rigidity beyond equal weight.
Marshall family time drove vice presidency timing
The text suggests Vice President Marshall delayed a presidential bid to spend more time with his wife and his adopted son, citing wartime duties that kept him busy and away from family.
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Marshall
Seven teams undefeated enter Marietta College tourney round two
Marietta Ohio February 21 seven teams stayed unbeaten as the second round of the Ohio valley basketball tournament opened. Cambridge Bristol New Martinsville Lancaster Wheeling Sistersville and Marietta advance after day one with Dopsters drawing the contenders. First round results include Cambridge 32 Tyler county 6 Bristol 31 McConnelsville 19 New Martinsville 28 Martins Ferry 21 Wheeling 28 Bellaire 9 Lancaster 34 Williamsstown 16 Marietta 22 Clarkburg 11 Sistersville 21 Tyler county 12. Today matches feature Cambridge against Bristol Marietta meeting New Martinsville Wheeling facing Lancaster and Sistersville meeting Bellaire.
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Marietta
Marietta College
Ohio Valley
Cambridge
Bristol
New Martinsville
Lancaster
Wheeling
Sistersville
Dopsters
Bellaire
Tyler County
McConnelsville
Martins Ferry
Williamstown
Clarksburg
Pretty 19 year old known as mystery bride held in Cleveland
A 19 year old jail inmate in Cleveland claims she is Gladys Marie Lewis the missing “mystery bride” from Buffalo. She says she married Artha Deveigna about three weeks ago and left Buffalo during a January wedding. Police verify the marriage license records but she gives no motive for running away or carrying the revolver.
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Cleveland
Joda
Gladys Marie Lewis
Buffalo
Artha Deveigna
Cense
Deveigna
Milks Emulsion touted for long bronchial cough relief
Mrs. Anna Rice of Columbus testifies the product freed her 36 year bronchial cough after trying sprays and remedies. The ad claims Milks Emulsion builds the system, aids digestion, and restores strength while offering a money back guarantee for six bottles. Sold by druggists with guarantees from Cline Pharmacy Athens and L J Eberle Nelsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Rice
Wendall St
Columbus
Ohio
Dublin Crackdown Forces Indoor Order Across City
Dublin authorities issued a proclamation ordering residents to stay indoors from midnight to 5 AM starting February 23 after raids on Sinn Fein HQs. Armored cars and tanks were used as many houses and businesses were searched and numerous young men arrested while Sinn Fein leaders weighed Lloyd George home rule plans.
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Dublin
Sinn Fein
Lloyd George
House of Commons
Banimon de Valera
London
Labor
O’brien
Ireland
DeValera
New York
Scheff Seeks Separation After Plays Success
New York court heard Jo nas Scheff claim his wife, co author of a hit play, no longer sees him as a hero and she seeks separation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jonas Scheff
Latta Quits Church After Theft of $500 Stock
Beelsville report says William Latta stopped attending church after burglars stole his private stock valued at about $500 while he worshipped. The incident occurred during services at the local church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beelsville
William Lattaman
Bureglars
Stitch Shortage Stuns Indiana Polis
In Indianapolis officials warn of a thread shortage causing delays and inefficiencies across municipal services and garment repair shops. Local leaders call for supply lines to be restored to prevent further disruptions.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Funeral for Hazel Kathleen Sweazy
Funeral services for Hazel Kathleen Sweazy daughter of Mr and Mrs John Sweazy were held at the family home Thursday afternoon. Rev B F Timmons pastor of the Church of God conducted the service. Burial followed in Green Lawn cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Kathleen Little
John Sweazy
B. F. Timmons
Church of God
Green Lawn
Col. O. L. Jackson Dies in New Castle Pa
Members of the Sixty-Third Ohio Volunteer Infantry in Chauncey learned of Col. O. L. Jackson’s death at his New Castle home. Funeral services and burial were held in New Castle where he had resided. Jackson was a former colonel of the Sixty-Third OVI and had visited Chauncey during reunions of the unit.
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O. L. Jackson
New Castle
Sixty-Third Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Chauncey
Col. O. L. Jackson
Mr. Jackson
Sixty-Third
Amputee Pearl Stump Returns Home on Crutches
Pearl Stump, who had his left leg amputated after a crush injury at Millfield mine, has returned home to Columbus and is able to be about the streets with crutches this week. The operation was performed at a Columbus hospital several weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Stump
Columbus
Millfield
Surprise Birthday Party for Katherine Ketzenback
Mr and Mrs William Ketzenback hosted a surprise party at their home Tuesday evening for their daughter Katherine. A large group of boys and girls attended, enjoyed games and refreshments, and Katherine received several gifts from her playmates.
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William Ketzenback
Katherine
First Christian Church Seeks Strong Attendance Sunday
Owing to an epidemic Bible school attendance fell to 125 last Sunday. The church urges full participation in services February 22 with Bible School at 9 30 A M and preaching at 10 45 A M Christian Endeavor led by Miss Sarah Guthrie at 6 P M and a second preaching service at 7 P M by minister Gilbert B Courtney.
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First Christian Church
Christian Endeavor
Sarah Guthrie
Gilbert B. Courtney
Dr Nye Arrives in Chauncey From Argentina Visit
Dr Robt E Nye arrives in Chauncey Thursday from Buenos Ayres Argentina where he has lived the last four years. He visits his parents Mr and Mrs Harry Nye and other kin. Mr and Mrs B Lester and family, previously ill, are reported greatly improved. The sick list includes Earl Shafer Otto Schroppe Mrs Edw Jones Mrs Alva Karns Mrs George Minehart Mrs Clarence McCafferty Mrs D W Law Arthur Swart Solomon Wilson and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR Nye
Chauncey
Robt. E. Nye
Buenos Ayers
Argentine
South America
Harry Nye
B. Lester
Earl Shafer
Otto Schroppe
Edw. Jones
Alva Karns
George Minehart
Clarence McCafferty
D. W. Law
Arthur Swart
Solomon Wilson
Red Men and Poca hantas Lodge Social Highlights
Local lodges of Red Men and Poca hantas join for a big evening event with community members in attendance. Members shared a meal and discussed lodge activities and upcoming community projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Men
Pocahantas
Pocahontas Club Hosts Large Hall Social Evening
Pocahontas held a large social affair at the hall Thursday evening for members and families. The event featured speeches, sociable activities, and abundant refreshments with strong attendance.
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Pocahontas
Chauncey Hostesses Entertained Guests From Millfield
Mr and Mrs Guy Brookins welcomed guests at their Chauncey home including Mrs John Shafer of The Plains Mrs Mabel Mingus Mrs Daniel Fulton and Miss Olive Brookins all of Millfield in recent entertaining day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Brookins
Chauncey
John Shafer
the Plains
Mabel Mingus
Daniel Fulton
Olive Brookins
Millfield
Ladies Aid Society Sews at Chauncey M E Church Meeting
The Ladies Aid Society of the Chauncey M. E. church held a sewing bee at Mrs. Bessie Green's last Thursday afternoon. Joining as members were Grand ma Shields, Mrs. Luella Preston, Mrs. Rinda Hixon, and Mrs. Michael. Attendees enjoyed a busy and pleasant time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society of the Chauncey M. E. Church
Bessie Green
Grandma Shields
Luella Preston
Rinda Hixon
Michael
Great American runners to race at NYAC indoor games
Notable athletes from around the world will compete at the New York Athletic Club indoor games tonight. Many runners hurdlers jumpers and weight throwers seek strong showings as they prepare to represent the United States in Antwerp next summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Antwerp
New York Athletic Club
Name Well Placed In German Trials List
A press association reports that the name Hell fritz appears among Germans whose trials on criminal charges are demanded by the allies. It may be a telegraphic error, but Hell is a common element in German names and appears in this list.
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Hellfritz
Hell
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