Nelsonville PTA to Introduce Manual Training in Schools
The Nelsonville PTA plans to add manual training in city schools this fall funded by a bake sale by East School at Ed Mills' electrical shop this Saturday starting at 10 AM. A cold snap is forecast for Ohio with a mix of rain and snow and temperatures between 30 and 40 degrees through Thursday night.
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Nelsonville
East School
Ed Mills
Columbus
Ohio
Mississippi Valley
Schools Recess Tomorrow For Washingtons Birthday Holiday
City schools will close tomorrow in observance of Washingtons Birthday. Officials chose a midweek break to extend the long weekend and avoid splitting the week.
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Washington
Mrs T B Bush Hosts Luncheon At 650 Poplar Street
Mrs T B Bush entertained a small group with a 1 o'clock luncheon Wednesday at her home on Poplar Street. The dining room featured ferns red carnations and a fountain centerpiece. A three course luncheon was served and favors included red carnations and flags. Guests included Mrs Ed Humphrey Mrs Thomas Davis Mrs Robert Hickman Mrs Dick Wolfe Mrs John Zellar Mrs L A Whitmore Mrs Frances Socie Mrs Julius Fischer and Mrs Ed Crouse.
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Dick Wolfe
John Zellar
L. A. Whitmore
Frances Socie
Julius Fischer
Ed Crouse
Local visits mark midweek social rounds
J G Snowden of Columbus spent Wednesday and Thursday here and took part in the Masonic council inspection last evening. Mrs Charles Lanning and baby daughter Helen of New Pittsburg were guests Tuesday of Mrs Arthur Wallace. C G Sheppard spent Wednesday and today in Columbus.
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J. G. Snowden
Columbus
Masonic Council
Charles Lanning
Helen
New Pittsburg
Arthur Wallace
C. G. Sheppard
Nelsonville Watch Dog booklet in wide circulation
Hundreds read the Watch Dog booklet issued by the Messenger Watch Dog. Nearly three thousand copies have been sold, with orders still arriving. Wessonville readers can obtain copies at Schafer's news stand before Saturday evening for twenty five cents. Each booklet includes two pictures of the Watch Dog.
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Nelsonville
Messenger Watch Dog
Wessonville
Schafer
Watch Dog
Duponts Charged as Billion-Dollar Trust Over Dye Stuff Industry
Senator King of Utah charged the Dupont interests with forming a billion-dollar trust aimed at destroying infant industries and exercising monopolistic powers in the manufacture and marketing of dye stuffs and chemicals in the United States.
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International News Service
Washington
Dupont
King
Utah
United States Rejects New Zeppelin After Roma Disaster
Washington reports the German government will likely be notified that the US does not want the new type Zeppelin dirigible. Negotiations on the matter have been ongoing, following the Roma disaster and its fallout.
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Washington
United States
Navy appropriation cut proposed to $200 million
Washington February 23 The navy appropriation for 1922 23 is to be cut from 350 000 000 requested by Secretary of the Navy Denby to 200 000 000 the figure stated by Chairman Butler of the house naval affairs committee.
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Washington
International News Service
Navy
Masquerade Supper by Daughters of Rebekah at Odd Fellows Hall
Glouster hosts a masquerade supper this Saturday evening in the Odd Fellows hall to raise funds for the Odd Fellow children's home in Springfield. Prizes for best masked couples. Admission five cents at the door ten cents for unmasked.
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Rebekah
Odd Fellows Hall
Springfield
Society Woman Threatened by Black Hand Letters
Washington society circles were rattled as prominent matrons received letters demanding death unless they paid sums from 15 900 to 25 000. The letters, purporting to be from the Black Hand, sparked fear and a tense atmosphere across the capital.
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Washington
Capital Society
Mystery death inquiry in Cincinnati girl aged 15
Cincinnati police probe the death of Catherine Lehrner a 15 year old who died at City Hospital from a fractured skull received a week earlier with nephritis listed as the prior condition.
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Cincinnati
Catherine Lehrner
City Hospital
Burial of the Amen Begins East Today
The New York era dispatch from Newport News reports the first of 34 recovered air crew members from the Roma tragedy began its journey home. Captain Allen P. Melarlad leads the procession to Danville, followed by McFarland whose coffin heads to Illinois boyhood roots. His brother Captain Fletcher O. McFarland accompanies the casket.
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William K. Hutschinson
Newport News
America
Roma
Allen P. Melarlad
Danville
McFarland
St. John’s Church
Hainois
Baltimore
Fletcher O. McFarland
Washington
European debt talks eyed as mend in conditions rise
By George R. Holmes Washington February 23 conditions in Europe are on the mend and the administration sees this as an opportune moment to start funding negotiations with European nations owing the United States about 11 million dollars, treasury officials announced today.
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George R. Holmes
Washington
Europe
United States
Treasury
Children Undergo Minor Operations at City Hall Clinic
City hall was turned into a hospital as two children Henry Wagner and Herman Herron underwent tonsil removal in the public health clinic. Dr Blaine Goldsberry led the operation with Dr J H Henry administering anesthesia and county nurses supervising until the boys can return home. William Peacock, husband of Martha Peacock, inherits the estate for life under her will, with grandson Harold Peacock set to receive it after his grandfather’s death in Athens county probate court.
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Arthur Wagner
Deanville
Herman Herron
Charles Herron
New Marshfield
Blaine Goldsberry
J. H. Henry
Martha Peacock
Lee Township
William Peacock
Athens County
Hay
Old Peacock
Widow Named Administratrix in Athens Estate
Mary Lonas widow of the late David Lonas of Athens is appointed administratrix by Probate Judge Johnson. She will serve under a $200 bond. The estate includes personal property valued at $100 and real estate valued at $2000.
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Mary Lonas
David Lonas
Athens
Johnson
Tank use to destroy illicit stills sparks rolling mill strike
Army tanks aiding federal officials in breaking up a Newport strike district resistance as over fifty illicit stills are found in operation. Rolling mill workers in Newport have been on strike for weeks. state and local authorities coordinate to quell riots and enforce order.
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Indigen Ky
Newport
H. Denhardt
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