Superintendent Verree at National Meet in Cleveland
Nelsonville officials report Superintendent D A Verree will attend the National Association Superintendents gathering in Cleveland this week. The event at Lart's Opera House is expected to draw a crowd to view the featured program.
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D. A. Verree
National Association
Cleveland
Lart’s Opera House
Nanook
North
Thiday
Stuarts Opera House
Central Parent-Teachers Association
Film Daily
Motion Picture News
New York
Stu
Regular Chamber of Commerce Meeting This Week
The Chamber of Commerce holds a regular meeting on Thursday evening this week. Past Chiefs of the psthian Sisters will serve a hot dinner at 6 15. A strong attendance is expected.
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Chamber of Commerce
Psthian Sisters
Studebaker run organized by Moler Auto Sales crew
Frank Moler Cecil Shafer Bernard Skivers Billy Guy and Or t McLaughlin outline a noon Monday trip from South Bend Indiana to collect Studebakers for Moler Auto Sales. In Columbus they were joined by three McConnelsville men also headed for Studebakers.
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Studebakers
Frank Moler
Cecil Shafer
Bernard Skivers
Billy Guy
Or. T
McLaughlin
South Bend
Ind
Nelsonville Boys Basketball Rout Bremen 84 to 16
Nelsonville traveled to Bremen Saturday and defeated the Bremen high team 84 to 16. Fans expect strong tournament showings as Nelsonville preps for Athens games Friday and Saturday. Coach Moore praised for untiring training. Gilbert Love visits relatives in Columbus.
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Nelsonville High
Bremen
Nelsonville
Athens
Mir. Moore
In Loving Memory of Thomas M Gaspers
In loving memory of our dearly beloved husband and father Thomas M Gaspers who died five years ago today February 24 1918. When the February winds are blowing our hearts long for him and wander to the grave not far away where we laid our dearest loved one. Sadly missed by wife and children.
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Thomas M. Gaspers
PTA meeting invites three associations this Thursday
The Central and East Parent-Teacher Associations were invited to the West End PTA meeting this Thursday at 2 PM with a Victrola record demonstrator to illustrate music use for school work. A good attendance of all three associations is desired.
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Central
East
West End
Parent- Teacher Association
Important Missionary Meeting At Presbyterian Church
A very important meeting of the Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church will be held Wednesday evening in the church parlors after prayer meeting. The annual election of officers will take place at this gathering.
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Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
President Harding Sets Alaskan Naval Oil Reserve
President Harding announced at the interior department that twenty million acres in Alaska will be set aside to establish a naval oil reserve. The move aims to bolster federal energy and defense resources amid ongoing global tensions.
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Washington
Harding
Alaska
Naval Oil Reserve
Interior Department
Death takes Virgil Delmo Woodgard at age three
Funeral service mourns the loss of Virgil Delmo Woodgard born January 9 1920 who died February 22 1923 at home of Mr and Mrs Austin Woodgard. He leaves his parents a sister and a brother.
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Angel of Death
Austin Woodgard
Garden of God
Virgil Delmo Woodgard
Card of Thanks for flowers and kindness after death of son
Mr and Mrs Austin Woodyard thank neighbors and friends on Plains Road for flowers and support during illness and death of their son.
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Austin Woodyard
Plains Road
Morgan15 Lunch Speaker at Athens Chamber Forum
Geoffrey F. Morgan former Athens public schools superintendent and Ohio University extension lecturer will speak at the Athens Chamber of Commerce forum luncheon on Wednesday noon. He will lecture at Ohio University that evening on What Makes a Wood Town Good and is a Redpath circuit and lyceum speaker.
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Geoffrey F. Morgan
Athens Public Schools
Ohio University Extension Department
Forum
Athens Chamber of Commerce
Athens
Ohio University
Wood Town
Chamber of Commerce
G. C. Maxwell
Columbus
Morgan
Redpath
Lyceum
Santa Monica
Cal
Masonic Temple to Rise in West Union Street
The Lastro building at West Union and Court streets will be transformed into a new temple for Athens Masonic bodies. Directors voted to buy the Lostro building for 125000 and remodel it at a total cost near 190000, with a banquet hall and storerooms to generate 14000 yearly rent for upkeep.
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Lastro
West Union and
Court Streets
Masonic Bodies of
Athens
Masonic Temple Co
Masonic Lodges
Old Temple
Union Street
Lostro
Lostro Auto Sales Co
Walker and Connett
West Washington Street
Masonite
Lostro Company
Western Union Telegraph Office
Hines Named Director of U.S. Veterans Bureau
Brig. Gen. Frank VT Hines, former chief of transportation for the American Expeditionary Forces, has been elected by President Harding to succeed Col. Charles R. Forbes as director of the United States Veterans Bureau.
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Washington
Pen
Frank ‘Vt. Hines
Harding
Col
Charles R. Forbes
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Three Nelsonville men plead guilty in assault case
Three men indicted by the January grand jury on assault charges over alleged union coercion at Nelsonville Brick company last fall pleaded guilty before Judge Worstell in Athens county common pleas court. Each was fined 10 dollars and costs. A fourth defendant Hi Minnis of Nelsonville did not plead guilty and his case was set for trial and continued. The guilty parties are P. B. Tairns of New Lexington, Moses Kreiz and John Mee of Nelsonville.
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Nelsonville
Worstell
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Hi Minnis
P. B. Tairns
New Lexington
Moses Kreiz
John Meee
Governors to Meet in April on Prohibition Enforcement
President Harding announced at the White House that the second conference of state governors will convene in Washington in April to discuss enforcement of national prohibition standards and related measures.
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Washington
Sch
Harding
White House
Chauncey Hosts Dinner Guests In Mill Street Home
Chauncey hosted a Sunday dinner at their Mill street home with Miss Ersel Winger Tau Harter Harold Harter and the host Miss Helen Dorr of Chauncey and Miss Irene Ator of Athens as guests. Mr and Mrs Reynolds Wenigar and son George of Athens visited Miss Alpha Sweazy in Main street while Mrs Herbert Mingus of Millfield shopped in town.
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Mont Davis
Mill Street
Ersel Winger
Tau Harter
Harold Harter
Helen Dorr
Near Chauncey
Irene Ator
Athens
Alpha Sweazy
Reynolds Wenigar
George
Levi Sweazy
Main Street
Art Exhibit at Chauncey High School Building
An art exhibit will be held in the Chauncey high school building on Thursday and Monday. Gertrude de Armand will display her work. A small admission fee will be charged, with proceeds benefiting local schools.
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Chauncey High School
Mrnday
Gertrude de Armand
Mrs William Byers Visiting In City From Buechtel
Mrs William Byers of Buechtel is in this city visiting her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Ray Crossen.
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William Byers
Buechtel
City
Ray Crossen
Remains of Mrs Ruth Trewis Buried in Nye Cemetery
The aged Mrs Ruth Trewis died at her home west of the city and was buried Monday afternoon at Nye Cemetery after funeral services at her residence led by Rev. Arpee of the Presbyterian Church. Survived by several children, including Mrs James Burton who has been seriously ill, Olive Brookins of Millfield visited her brother and sister-in-law, and Dr D C Nye has returned home from Kirksville Missouri after studying osteopathy. Various relatives and neighbors, including George Wetzel and Mr Mrs Wrank Settle, were noted, with Rev G B Courtney preaching at Greens Run Christian church Sunday.
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Ruth Trewis
Arpee
Olive Brookins
Millfield
Guy Brookins
C. Nye
Th College of Osteopathy
Kirksville
Mrs
Harvey Nye
Chauncey
Two Glouster court fines for liquor law violations and local notices
Glouster records show Mike Kosty of Hollister and Cland Cale, alleged Parkersburg resident, fined in Mayor Johnson's Trimble court for liquor law violations. Kosty paid 200 dollars plus costs. Cale fined 100 dollars, but paid after a Parkersburg resident couple covered the bill. Additionally, a six month old babe of Mr and Mrs Sidney Fonts of Millertown was laid to rest at Conn church with interment in Conn cemetery. The paper also notes various local visits and movements, including Edna Watkins returning to Columbus, J T Andrews on business in Columbus, and other short community notices.
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Mike Kosty
Hollister
Cland Cale
Parkersburg
W. Va
Johnson
Trimble
Pearl Orndorf
Trollister
Marshall Tom Pains
Kosty
Aad
Dale
Onakdale
Cale
Todey
Jaii and Ieft
Sidney Fonts
Millertown
Conn Church
J. W. Tippie
Conn
Chicago primary election marred by violence at three polling sites
Violence broke out at three polling sites in Chicago as the primary election began, with reports of clashes soon after polls opened. Police responded to incidents across the city as voters queued and election officials worked to secure venues.
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Chicago
Tech
Britain to confer self government on Rhodesia announced
Premier A Bonar Law informed the Commons that Great Britain will grant self government to Rhodesia in a policy decision announced at the session on February 27 in London. The move signals a major constitutional step for the British colony.
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London
Great Britain
Rhodesia
A. Bonar Law
Commons
Lil lian Raizen Sentenced to Life for Doctor Glickstein Murder
Minu Lilian Raizen was sentenced from 26 years to life for second degree murder in the killing of Dr. Abraham Glickstein, a prominent Brooklyn physician, in a New York court hearing on February 27.
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New York
Lillian Raizen
Abraham Glickstein
Brooklyn
Reading Messenger Want Ads Offer Quick Opportunity
An urging message promotes reading the Reading Messenger Want Ads as the best habit for catching a timely opportunity that could come with a simple page turn. The copy emphasizes urgency and constant attention to the ads.
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Messenger
Deaths and funerals for Figley and Day in Hebbardsville area
Thomas Jefferson Figley aged 71 died on Monday at his home farm in Hebbardsville after years of artery hardening and a influenza term. Funeral services set for Wednesday at 1 pm at Hebbardsville Presbyterian church with burial nearby. Survived by two sons H M Figley of Fisher Station and John Figley of the home place. wife Ella Vorhes Pigley died in 1900 and another infant daughter preceded him. Mrs John Day died at Sheltering Arms hospital at 6:7 Tuesday morning, leaving a ten day old infant son and husband.
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Hebbardsville
Thomas Jefferson Figley
Old Home
John Figley
Hebbardsville Presbyterian Church
H. M. Migley
Fisher Station
Home Place
Ella Vorhes Pigley
Ftealil Daurshter
Marion Figley
Chillicothe
Addin Barnes
Harrison County
Harding nominates Me Kensie Moss for assistant secretary
President Harding nominated Me Kensie Moss of Bowling Green Kentucky this afternoon to be assistant secretary of the treasury succeeding Elmer Power who resigned last year.
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Washington
Kensie Moss
Bowling Green
Kentucky
Harding
the Treasury
Elmer Power
Berry Honored as Delegate to Negro National Educational Congress
Columbus February 27. Governor Donahey named Olio delegates for the 21st annual Negro National Educational Congress to be held in Washington D C from March 5 to March 9. Berry from Athens is among the appointees.
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Columbus
Donahey
Olio
The
Negro National Educational Congress
Washington D. C
Berry
Athens
Human diversity clashes with blunt body-shape claim
A remark on human physical similarity provokes discussion about sensitivity and personal offense. The note highlights how people react differently to generalized statements about bodies and identity.
Four Operations at the Local Hospital
Four appendicitis operations have been performed at Sheltering Arms hospital with patients progressing well. Charles Kennedy, 30, of Bute land had his appendix removed Monday and is recovering. Miss Miante Steinmetz of Carpenter and Mrs. John Sprague of Athens, operated on mid last week, are also recovering rapidly. Rupe of Athens underwent surgery Saturday and is recovering well.
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Sheltering Arms Hospital
Prevent Influenza With Brom Quinine Tonic and Laxative
Public notice touts Brom Quinine tonic as a health aid to ward off flu colds and grip. Claims it keeps the system in healthy condition and prevents attacks, urging readers to use the laxative product for seasonal protection.
Used bloodhounds track thieves in Maynard
Bloodhounds were brought to Maynard on February 27 to aid in tracking thieves who entered the BEW Boggs store and the B& W railroad station. The same band, previously believed to have stolen $2000 in securities from the Joseph Hraba store, is blamed.
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Maynard
BE. W. Boggs Stor
Joseph Hraba
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