West End PTA to hold regular meeting Thursday
Neilsonville notes report the West End Parent-Teachers Association will meet in regular session Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Funeral attendance included Mrs. Maud Gibson of Columbus and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ervin and family from Murray City with others contributing flowers. Miss Margaret Clark returned from East Bank W Va after a cousin's funeral. Miss Anna Price of Ashland Ky visits Mrs. Clarence Farrow.
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Parent-Teachers Association
West End
Sest
Maud Gibson
Columbus
Earl Ervin
Murray City
B. I. Martin
Margaret Clark
East Bank
W. Va
Clarence Stevenson
Anna Price
Ashland, Ky
Clarence Farrow
S. S. S. Club Organizes For Practical Sewing
The S. S. S. Club organized Saturday afternoon at Miss Ruth Hyde's home to learn practical sewing. Meetings are set for every Saturday from 2 to 5 with a buffet luncheon served. Seven members have enrolled already.
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Ruth Hyde
Spring Campaign Starts At Local Church
The county Christian churches began a spring campaign with strong participation. Attendance across services and the Wednesday prayer meeting totaled 62. The Sunday School drew 454, and organizers plan larger activities at a workers conference next Tuesday at 7:00.
Berean Class In Contest With Athens And Columbus
The Bereans report a fine class with 106 men present on Sunday. The Berean class begins a two test contest against Athens and Columbus at Avenue Church starting the first Sunday in March. A 14 piece orchestra performed the music and Mr. Vernon Covert sang the solo Old Rugged Cross.
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Bereans
Athens
Columbus
Avenue Church
Vernon Covert
Old Rugged Cross
IRS Deputy Collector to Aid Nelsonville Taxpayers
Deputy Collector Fred S. Whiley of the Internal Revenue Service will visit Nelsonville from March 1 to March 6, 1922 to assist taxpayers in filing income tax returns for the year 1921. Taxpayers may see Mr. Whiley at the Post Office building between 8 A.M. and 4:30 P.M. on the listed days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred S. Whiley
Internal Revenue Service
Columbus
Nelsonville
Fom
Mr. Whiley
Presbyterian Missionary Society Elects Officers Meeting
Wednesday evening after prayer service the Presbyterian Missionary Society will hold a meeting in the church parlors. It is the annual election of officers and a representative membership is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rayer
Presbyterian Pmissionary Society
Obituary of Josephine Pierce, 18, of Oak Street
Josephine Pierce died Monday at home after an illness since November. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Rene Pierce of Oak Street and a Nelsonville High School graduate from the class of 1922. She was described as a promising young woman and is survived by four sisters and two brothers. No funeral arrangements have been made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Pierce
Alge
Rene Pierce
Oak Street
Nelsonville High School
Pleasant evening at the Smith residence with local guests
An enjoyable evening was spent at Mr. and Mrs. 3. Z. Smith's home. Attendees included Henry Winple and family, D. H. Nash and daughter Beatrice, Len Pyle and son Milton, Kenneth Smith, L. A. Nash, Tred Kelly and children, Estle Harden and son Lester. Music by Henry Windle's orchestra followed by refreshments.
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Z. Smith
Mes
Henry Winple
D. H. Nash
Beatrice
Len Pyle
Milton
James Smith
Kenneth
L. A. Nash
Tred Kelly
Estle Harden
Lester
Infant Hattie Woody Dies After Influenza Illness
Hattie Magdalene Woody of Nelsonville born Columbus September 1746 died January 1923 at age six years four months 28 days after fourteen days of influenza. She was cherished by family and friends and funeral services were held by Rev Laneholtz at Pilgrim Holiness church with burial at Greenlawn Cemetery.
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Hattie Magdalene Woody
Herbert Woody
Columbus
Nelsonville
Apostle
Sas
Laneholtz
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Greenlawnemetery
Card of thanks for sympathy after loss
We thank our many friends for kindness and sympathy in the sorrow of our dear child’s death. Rey Laneholtz provided comforting words. Gratitude to the pallbearers and those who furnished machines. Mr and Mrs
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Rey. Laneholtz
RILEY AND BECHTOLD families announce new sons
Mr and Mrs Tommy Riley of New Straitsville announce the arrival of a son. Mr and Mrs Orville Bechtold of near Wheeling West Virginia announce a son, grandson of Mr Henry Bechtold of Nelsonville.
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Tommy Riley
New Straitsville
Orville Bechtold
Wheeling
W. Va
Henry Bechtold
Nelsonville
Death of Oakley Farmer infant on Mill Street
The three month old son of Mr and Mrs Oakley Farmer died at the family home on Mill Street. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at 10 a m with burial at Greenlawn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakley Farmer
Mill Street
Greenlawn
Will N. Fleck Named Deputy Revenue Collector
Will N. Fleck of this city has been appointed Deputy Revenue Collector, a key field representative in the revenue and income tax service. He will depart for Columbus to receive instructions before active duty next month, following a county auditor bid that won him wide local support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will N. Fleck
Fleck
Revenue and Income Tax Service
Ele
Columbus
Funeral Largest Masonic Temple Service Held for 3B F Martin
The first funeral at the Masonic Temple for faithful ruler 3B. F. Martin drew about 250 Masons and many friends. A Masonic quartet sang with Mrs. Ralph Parks accompanying. Rev. Leon Arpee presided, with Rev. Geo. E. Tifft offering prayer. The body rests at Greenlawn after pallbearers represented city Masonic bodies.
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Masonic Temple
F. Martin
James Beard
Emmett Edwards
Dave Burnelle
Ralph Parks
Leon Arpee
Presbyterian Church
Geo. E. Tifft
Methodist Church
Nelsonville
Greenlawn
City Officials Fine Three After Local Alcohol and Assault Pleas
James Smith of Columbus received a $10 fine and costs after pleading guilty to intoxication before Mayor McCune. Earl Smith of Fourth and Poplar pleaded guilty to assault and battery, $25 fine with costs and a suspended sentence for good behavior. Vern Staley Joseph Bougher and Ed Simpson were arrested for rolling dice at the Hocking Valley depot platform. a hearing is set for Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Smith
Columbus
McCune
Earl Smith
Fourth and
Poplar
Vern Staley
Joseph Bougher
New Pittsburg
Ed Simpson
Pearson
Hocking Valley Depot
Morristown Revival and Local Visits Highlight Week
Bailey Run Sunday guests included Jessie Vera and Oleda Lester of Chauncey. Morris town Sunday school attendance rose to 57. Miss Fannie and Laura Smith joined Miss Martha Katzenbach for Sunday visits. Mr and Mrs Homer Davis and others visited Mrs George Walton who is ill with flu. their child also ill. Coners plan to move to Columbus soon. Mrs Sam McDaniel hosted a surprise party for her husband’s birthday. Effie Smith visiting her mother in Floodwood. Neighbors attend Morristown revival. Charlie Wicks of Floodwood visited F P Smith. Frank Smith attended Chauncey M E church Sunday.
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John Lester
Jessie
Vera
Oleda Lester
Chauncey
Morristown
Fannie
Laura Smith
Martha Katzenbach
Homer Davis
Opal Hiles
Mildred McKee
Miss Staten
George Walton
Harry Davis
War Department awards DSC and DSM to WWI veterans
Washington February 26 the War Department announced awards of the distinguished service cross to seven World War I veterans and the distinguished service medal to two others for their wartime service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Anton Was Saff Chicago Cellar Digging Report
Chicago police unearthed activity in a cellar beneath a residence on a morning in February as part of an ongoing theory investigation. Authorities continued probing the site for clues related to the case and potential connections to the suspect named Anton.
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Chicago
Raisin Pie Availability Prompts Customer Call
A note urges shoppers to call local grocers or neighborhood bake shops to request a luscious raisin pie. The message invites readers to place an order by phone for a tasty treat.
Young Boy Found Safe After Earlier Murder Report
Six year old Anton Mitchell who had reportedly been murdered and buried there was located unharmed in the home of his grandmother, ending a tense case.
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Anton Mitchell
Gambling arrest in Chauncey ends with fines
Constable Seiber fell from a stack to confront a gambling party at Hamiley Run as Marshall White Deputy Nicholson and Seiber detained twelve men. The offenders—William Warren James Van Meter J D Stover Andrew Adams Virgil Carr Fred Vicker William Adams Harry Coots Homer Durst Clarence Rutter Ernest Nash Elza Adams—pleaded guilty before Mayor Koons and were fined $5 plus costs totaling $15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall White
Marshall Nicholson
Seiber
Chauncey
Hamiley Run
William Warren
James van Meter
J. D. Stover
Andrew Adams
Virgil Carr
Fred Vicker
William Adams
Harry Coots
Homer Durst
Clarence Rutter
Ernest Nash
Elza Adams
Koons
Glass of Salts Clears Pimply Skin
A noted authority links undigested food in the stomach to hyper acidity and fermentation. He prescribes four ounces of rad Salts in water before breakfast for a week to neutralize acid and relieve symptoms. The harmless salts, made from grape and lemon acids with lithic and sodium phosphate, are said to ease various stomach disorders.
Turkish assembly blocks Lausanne treaty ratification
Reports from Constantinople say the extremist faction in the Turkish national assembly has gained ascendancy, delaying a vote on the Lausanne peace treaty. Advices indicate strong sentiment to reject the treaty, reflecting parallels to the US Senate's Versailles rejection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Turkish National Assembly
Ismet Pasha
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Lausanne
United States Senate
British papers hail Harvey speech on US entry to Europe
London reports praise George Harvey for suggesting the United States may enter European affairs this year. Editorials link Harding’s proposal for a permanent court of international justice to a growing Anglo American warmth. British leaders foresee a possible Anglo American alliance treaty binding Britain and its empire.
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David M. Church
London
George Harvey
United States
Harding
Permanent Court of International Justice and Arbitration
League of Nations
Harvey
Bonar Law
Great Britain
Europe
Britain
British Empire
Liberty Bonds Rates in New York Markets
Opening liberty bonds quoted in New York reflect mixed prices with 3% at 101.42, First 41448 at 98.30, Second 4% at 98.04, Third 414s at 98.54, Fourth 4s at 98.24, Victory 4% at 100.66, and New 4148 at 99.86.
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New York
Foreign exchange rates update in New York market
Foreign exchange bulletin from New York on February 26 lists Doam and sterling at 469.34, franc cables 609, lire cables 480, francs 609, checks 6081, marks 22.4772 to the dollar, guilder cables 39.60, checks 89.57, Sweden kronen cables 2660, checks 2656.
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Foreign Finance
New York
Doam and Sterling
Guilder
Sweden
Reading of Historic Railroad and Industry Stock Ticker Lines
Fragmented OCR listing shows various company names and percentage figures, resembling a stock ticker. Includes American Locomotive Bethlehem Steel Canadian Pacific Inspiration Copper International Paper Republic Steel Texas Company Utah Coal and other named firms with percentages, typical of a market table.
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Ciaasa
Adadon
Hicks
Eas
Alonso Varahee
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore
Bethlehem Steel Ptd
Canadian Pacific V.sissees
Central Leather Viciscevece Bom
Paciuioc
CIA
Republic Tron & Steel
PRC i Vinissk
Scccca
Pimocouamot A
Keene Aden
Texas Comoboy
Vcavenae
Yssae Uus
Utah
Copbse Ji
Eee Weostinghouse i
Iciscasinen
Willys-Overland
Grain and produce price list from Ohio market page
A dense price list shows per pound and per dozen rates for grain produce eggs oleo cheese poultry and vegetables. Items include butter five eight to six nine cents per pound eggs 41 to 38 cents per dozen Ohio firsts 38 cents Western firsts 3& cents, oleo 20 to 25 cents per pound, cheese York State 30 cents per pound, poultry live heavy fowls 26 to 29 cents per pound, turkeys five cents, beans navy 19 cents per pound, cabbage 2 percent, onions 2 1 2 percent cwt 2.75 to 3, tomatoes 45 cents, potatoes sacks 150 pounds 1.60 to 2.15, sweet potatoes 90 cents.
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Ohio
York State
Toledo Grain and New York Market Report
Grain close from Toledo on Feb 26 shows cash wheat at 1.3546, corn 1.82, oats 0.49 to 0.60, rye 0.71, barley 0.72, with various seed values for clover and timothy. New York wool prices are firm with domestic fleece at 44 to 58, Texas scoured 119 to 141, territory staple 122 to 142.
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Toledo
Alsike
Timothy
New York
Texas
Chicago Butter and Egg Market Receipts Report
Chicago on February 26 reports butter receipts of 14 085 tubs with grades creamery extra 5214 extra firsts 4914 651 and firsts 47% 4816 packing stock 39 31. Eggs receipts total 18 946 cases with miscellaneous 33 33% ordinary firsts 31 32, firsts 34 34%, checks 27 28 dirties 27 20.
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Chicago
Buckeye State Building & Loan Co Advances Local Credit Confidence
The Buckeye State Building and Loan Co. announces steady up-to-date methods and prudent conservatism. They offer 5 percent deposits, emphasize safety and satisfaction, and seek new business from Columbus borrowers and depositors at 22 West Gay Street. Resources exceed 23.8 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeye State Building & Loan Co
West Gay St
Columbus
Ohio
Live Stock Prices in Chicago Market Report
Chicago live stock market noting hog receipts at 61 000 and cattle at 19 600. Hogs range from 675 to 825 with heavies around 695, while cattle show beef steers mostly 850 to 1160 and cows 250 to 750. Sheep receipts near 2 000 with lambs 1100 to 1800 and feeders 1400 to 1525.
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Chicago
Cattle and Produce Market Receipts and Prices
Cattle receipts 1,700 with steer prices from 7 60 to 9. Calves market steady to 13 4. Hogs receipts 6,200 up 16 5 to 8 65 for good to choice. Sheep steady 54 6 50 to 46 50, lambs 1515 25. Butter 88 51, packing 27 26 No. 2 potatoes 1 75. Live poultry prices listed for fowls broilers ducks geese and eggs 5.
Pittsburgh Market Prices for Livestock Cattle Sheep Hogs
Live stock prices listed for Pittsburgh with supply figures and price ranges across cattle sheep and hog categories. Cattle show choice through common grades. veal calves and springers noted. Hogs receipts reported at 10 500 head with market down about 80 cents.
Akron Man Found Dead From Gas Fumes in Apartment
Akron police report Frank Kupo Vaney aged 45 was found dead in his apartment this morning from gas fumes escaping a small heater. He had been dead about ten hours before discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Frank Kupovaney
Forbes Ready to Fight Senate Probe Over Soldier Relief
Col Charles R. Forbes returns to Washington after European trip and vows to clear his name amid accusations about his handling of the soldiers relief program prompting Senate action and a Veterans Bureau investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles R. Forbes
Soldier Relief
Senate
Veterans Bureau
Senate orders federal probe into anthracite coal sales
In a February 26 session the senate directed a federal investigation into alleged irregularities in the sale of anthracite coal in communities hit by a fuel famine. The move targets price manipulation and distribution disparities affecting affected towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Senator King presses plan for international economic conference
Washington reports Senator King Democrat of Utah persists with a proposal to convene an international economic conference. The measure seeks broader global economic coordination and potential diplomatic backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
King
Utah
Farm relief bill moves to House as Senate plan wins
Washington February 26. A consolidated agriculture relief bill carrying Lenroot Anderson and Capper farm credit provisions passed by the Senate was laid before the House today by the banking and currency committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Consolidated Agriculture
Senate
House
Banking and Currency Committee
Zemo Promises Fast Relief for Eczema and Sores
Advertising copy touts Zemo antiseptic liquid as a cure for eczema and itching and claims effectiveness on sores burns wounds and chafing. Available from druggists at 35 cents for a small bottle or one dollar for larger sizes.
Railroad lobby runs a political campaign against road programs
Secretary Bryson denounces the Taft bill as a railroad designed attack on Ohio public roads. He warns other bills aim to tax buses and freight trucks, block local bond issues, and concentrate funds in larger counties, urging citizens to protest and press lawmakers for public-interest protections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryson
Ohio
Taft
Athens County
Cincinnati
Dayton
Toledo
Cleveland
Ratroads
General Assembly
House
Senate
Armour-Morris merger faces Wallace complaint
Alfred Austrian, counsel for Ogden Armour, says Armour financing is complete and action will not affect steps already taken after Secretary Wallace filed a complaint against the Armour Morris packing merger in Chicago on February 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Armour
Alfred Austrian
Ogden Armour
Wallace
Armour-Morris
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Bsecutor
Pred Laughlin
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Mysterious Five Orchestra
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