Doanville School Christmas Entertainments Impress Nelsonville
Doanville pupils presented a crowded Friday program despite bad weather. Miss Somers and Miss Murphy directed plays and an operetta in four rooms, with Mrs Abner Juniper and relatives attending Zenia funeral. Mr and Mrs L D Johnson of Logan visited over New Year with their daughter Mrs L J Eberle.
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Nelsonville Doanville School
Doanville School
Lauguirter
Mourn
Hoosier School
Mrs. L. D. Johnson
Logan
L. J. Eberle
New Year Quietly Ushers in 1922
New Year’s night passed with little celebration as a light breeze and few cannon blasts marked midnight. The quiet scene left many in slumber, with only a brief flare of fireworks before the year began.
Surprise Entertainment For Mrs Barton Bride
About fifty relatives neighbors and friends gathered at John Mooney's home Thursday to honor Mrs Barton a recent bride. Music games and a pleasant social evening followed as she received many linen cut glass and silver gifts.
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John Mooney
W. H. Barton
Milk program in city schools to aid undernourished pupils
The Red Cross Xmas Seal committee will provide milk to about 232 pupils aged 6 to 14 who are underweight. Under nurse supervision, one half pint per child per morning for three months at three school buildings. Mr Bennett, a local dairyman, offers milk at 3 cents per half pint. funds accepted from interested citizens to sustain the project.
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Miss Masters
Red Cross
Bennett
Cde
C. H. Bartlett
Woman Arrested After Prohibition Raid on Rush Residence
Prohibition officers Baynham and Nagh raided the High street home of Mrs. Rush Saturday night. A jug of mash and about two gallons of corn whiskey were found. Mrs. Rush pleaded guilty before Squire Lines and was fined 250 dollars plus costs. Another charge is pending.
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Baynham and
Nagh
Eddie O'Dowd Faces Patsy Flanagan in Capital Bout
Eddie O'Dowd the Irish flyweight of Columbus meets Patsy Flanagan of St. Louis in a 12 round bout this afternoon in Columbus. Flanagan recently defeated O'Dowd in St. Louis, and the result will influence O'Dowd's upcoming match with Champion Johnny Buff.
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Columbus
Eddie O'Dowd
Patsy Flanagan
St. Louis
Flanagan
Lay
O’dowd
Johnny Buff
East and West Meet Today in Land of Roses
Pasadena California January 2 The anticipated West Coast clash features California and Williams and Mary in a muddy field conditions forecast to hamper aerial play. California favors Muller to enter early if crises arise with other players ready for action and the game expected to be carefully played amid breaks and fumbles.
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Land OF Roses
Pasadena
Cal
Andy Smith
California
Brick” Muller
Muller
Marshfield Musings from New Marshfield Ohio
A local column recounts a miner Harry Louder No 2 song practice heard by Charles Fritzer at Luhrig mine a gas plan discussion to fix rough Athens Marshfield road and notes Waterloo township trustees settling finances amid a harsh road season with 109 miles of roads needing patching and limited funds.
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New Marshfield, O
Charles Fritzer
Luhrig
Harry Louder No
Peggy O'Neal
Marshfield
Athens Marshfield
Graham Arm
Brit Hooper
Clarence Roach
Athens
John Perkins
Nelsonville
Lincoln Relics Exhibition Plan Spurs Memorial Use
A Lexington group announced plans to purchase Colin as a memorial to a woman for use as a muse um and for the exhibition and preservation of Lincoln relics. The old Todd home is now a boarding house for railroad employees and a soft drink stand.
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Colin
Lincoln
Lex
Ington
Mary Todd Lincoln
Lexington
Abraham Lin
Automobile license tax divided misused by towns
A reader objects to how automobile license fees are allocated. He argues that after passage the law was altered to favor incorporated villages, leaving townships without villages without any funds. He calls for repeal to ensure all areas benefit from the tax.
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Legislaure
Adlerika Promises Relief From Sour Stomach and Poisons
An ad claims stomach poisons and gas cause sour digestion and nervousness. It touts buckthorn bark glycerine and Adlerika to expel poisons from upper and lower bowels and prevent appendicitis, with Jibson Drug Store selling the product.
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Jibson Drug Store
Gude's Pepto Mangan Promises Relief for Run Down Husbands
An advertisement touts Gudes Pepto Mangan as a blood tonic to restore energy and good humor in tired, pale husbands. It claims the tonic builds red blood, is pleasant to take, and should be used daily for weeks. Also reports coal mine fatalities and output declines in 1921.
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Gude
Meeting Set for 1922 Joint Trotting Rules Panel
Columbus report states the joint rules committee of the National and American Trotting Association will hold its 1922 meeting in Columbus on Friday January 13. The announcement was made today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
National and American Trotting Association
Tilden and Mallory Lead U.S. Tennis Ranks
William T. Tilden II and Mrs. Franklin J. Mallory rose to the top of the United States tennis rankings in New York.
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New York
Franklin J. Mallory
United States
A Big Man and a Little Job Insight
A proverb notes that a powerful person may leave a small post, while a small man rarely earns a large role unless he inherits it, highlighting social mobility limits and hereditary privilege.
Society beauty sues bishop for slander charge
Mme Anne Guerin and Maurice Leon accuse Right Rev Herbert Shipman suffragan of the Episcopal diocese of New York and others of conspiring to smear her by linking her to Mrs Marion McAllister Smith once Miss Mercedes Hearne. She seeks 200000 damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Shipman
Episcopal Diocese of
New York
Anne Guerin
Maurice Leon
Anian Ves
Marion McAllister Smith
Mercedes Hearne
Amber
Christmas News and Local Cheer in Floodwood
Floodwood M. K. Bowman family spent Christmas in Columbus while Mrs. Williams and children visit relatives in Glouster. I. EB. Sears travels to Wellston for holidays and will return after New Year. A new brick school building will replace the burned structure, with a temporary arrangement for the remainder of the year. Welcoming Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hamilton adds a note of local welcome. A surprise at the power plant honored the superintendent, chief engineer, and construction foreman with emblems from their fraternal orders as gifts reflecting appreciation.
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M. K. Bowman
Columbus
Jesse
Bill
Blondie
Mr. Hall
Mr. King
Mr. Reynolds
Deaths in U S Coal Mines Fall in November
In November 1921 a federal report shows 146 total fatalities in and around U S coal mines, down from 197 in November 1920. Total output was about 42.8 million tons, with Pennsylvania accounting for 105 deaths and Virginia and other states adding 41. Fatalities declined across major mine regions.
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Ilinois
Ohio
Alabama
Kentucky
Washington
United States
Federal Bureau of Mines
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Ohio routs Wilmington in basketball with 35 to 18 score
Ohio dominated Wilmington Saturday night at the gym as many students were away for holidays. King led with five foul goals and four field goals, while Burkett Cowden and O'Daffer added points. Captain Kurtholz was expelled late for rough play. Ohio heads to Cincinnati for two conference games next weekend.
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Ohio
Wilmington
Bell
Parkersburg
King
Burkett
Cowden
O'Daffer
Rupp
Kurtholz
Cincinnati
New Year Quiet in Ath ens. Couple Arrests on New Year's Day
Ath ens saw a quiet New Year with police patrolling after midnight and only one drunken case. E L Hildebrand was arrested under the Volstead act and released after a morning illness. he faces peace disturbance charges. Okey Hall appeared before Justice Helwig on bad checks. he pled not guilty, waived examination, and remains under bond with potential custody if renewed.
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Athens
Graham
Officer Cady
E. L. Hildebrand
Okey Hall
Helwig
Hall
New York Hosts Four Fights in New Year Card
New York City offered a busy New Year boxing schedule with twelve round bouts. Fans within commuting distance could view four solid showdowns today.
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New York
Political shifts loom after Penrose death in Pennsylvania
The article outlines potential senate chairmanship changes as Penrose dies, with Borah and McCumber named as possible successors in finance and foreign relations. It notes how these shifts could affect Newberry's seating, tariff and tax bills, and the broader Pennsylvania political scene, including the Penrose machines and intra-party power struggles.
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Cumber
Senate
William E. Borah
Idaho
Borah
Penrose
Newberry
Old Guard
Pennsylvania
Finance Committee
McCumber
Congress
Glouster Officials Take Charge After November Election
Glouster officials elected in November take office with Hugh Gormley beginning his ninth term as mayor. C F Wallace steps down after two years, Henry Williams remains marshal, Virgil Yaw becomes treasurer, and Thomas Mavin remains clerk. Lewis Jones Sr Isaac Jones reelected to council with new members Joseph Richards Cecil Lunsford G W Kinney and Robert Skinner.Council to organize Friday by electing president. Sam Dunnett reelected to board of public affairs. J H Henshaw and Fred Irvin new members. Don Birtcher continues as clerk after L Davis resigned.
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Hugh Gormley
C. F. Wallace
Henry Williams
Virgil Yaw
W. A. Pride
Thomas Mavin
Lewis Jones Sr
Isaac Jones
Joseph Richards
Cecil Lunsford
G. W. Kinney
Robert Skinner
Sam Dunnett
Board of Public Affairs
J. H. Henshaw
Fred Irvin
Dunnett
J. L. Davis
Don Birtcher
Township trustees to hold organizing meeting today
Newly elected township trustees plan a meeting to organize. C. J. Koons will succeed himself on the board joined by L. Eddy and G. H. Harper of this city, who succeed Fred Hawk and John F. Cavey.
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C. J. Koons
L. Eddy
G. H. Harper
Fred Hawk
John FE
Cavey
Skinner family travels and Chesterhill visit update
Harry Skinner motored from Columbus to spend a few days with relatives in this city. He will be accompanied home by Mrs. Skinner and their baby who spent the past week here. Co. S Price and son Gail are visiting Chesterhill with Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Woodyard for a couple of days.
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Charles Pritts
Floodwood
H. Roudebush J
Washington, D. C
W. H. Barton
Marie Mooney
Adelphia
Harley Johnson
Little Gou
Ann Arbor
Mich
Alice Anderson
James Bland
Gonn Mooney
Loretta
Logan
L. P. Moo
Harry Skinner
Columbus
Co. S. Price
Gail
Chesterhill
Mrs. Alonzo Woodyard
New Year’s Observed With Holiday Closures Citywide
The city marks New Year as a holiday with Union stores closed at 9 am, banks shuttered, and rural mail carriers taking the day off.
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Union
Allen couple to visit son in Telma Alabama
Mr and Mrs A A Allen plan an extended visit with their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs W H Striplin at Telma Alabama, leaving tomorrow.
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A. A. Allen
W. H. Striplin
Telma
Alabama
Death of Mrs Ola Bardin Casts Gloom on Coolville
Mrs Ola Bardin died December 24 after a brief illness leaving husband and young daughter. Funeral held at M E Church Wednesday at 9 30 with Rev Wilson, burial in Coolville cemetery. Also notes a newborn girl December 29 and various local visits and gatherings in Coolville and nearby areas.
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Marg Perite Bardin
M. E
Wilson
Coolville
Edward Alden
JL. M. Walden
Parkershoro
Ann Runnion
H. J. Runnion
Vienna
W. Va
Clyde Parrish
Kathleen Harpold
Charley Flowers
Columbus
Wlonia Flowers
Raymond Malone
Ola Bardin
Rekains
Alfred Morrison
O. F. Larson
Clyde Cline
Akron
Ella Gunder
Fred Runion
Dorothy
Lloyd Hardman
Spencer, W. Via
Ed Harpold
Bertha
Norma Keller
Parkersburg
C. E. Keller
Near
Elizabeth Bailey
Athens
Mary Reeder
Athens Athletic Club to Stage Box Show January 10
The Athens Athletic Club plans a boxing show likely January 10 with bouts including Battling Bars towe versus Elmer Goodman and Barstowe versus Meyers. Officials target fighters from Pomeroy Columbus and Athens with hopes of stronger attendance after growing interest in local events.
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Athens Athletic Club
Probad
Battling Barstowe
Elmer Goodman
Pomeroy
Barstowe
Meyers
Barbertown
Party at Snowville home entertains twenty eight guests
Miss Marie Johnston hosted about twenty eight young people at a Snowville home party on Wednesday evening December 28. The event featured music and games with numerous attendees including Marie Creen Golda Dailey Ina Warner Amanda and Maye Stanley Audra Pougias and Marie Johnston among others. Lunch was served late.
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Addison France
Ward France
Congregational Church
Albert Humphrey
Mnesia
Wess Bingman
Ed, Galbreth
Humphrey
Adolphus Frame
Bank of Athens
Mary Burns
Berea
Alex Caldwell
Faye Chapman
O.F. Larson
Snowville
Marie Johnston
Marie Creen
Golda Dailey
Ina Warner
Amanda
Maye Stanley
Audra Pougias
Della Haning
Lovey Welsh
Lucy Hudnall
Birtie Welsh
Dana Green
Harry
Cecil Bolin
Joe
Jim
John
Glenn Stanley
Clint Douglas
Gearing Mastery Shapes Speed Rivalry
The speaker notes that while a sixty mile per hour machine has clear advantage, a thirty mile per hour machine that can be geared to sixty and defeat the faster rival proves true worth and skill.
Teen Acknowledges Parents Yet Chooses Life
The excerpt notes that youths in adolescence often struggle with parental guidance but generally continue to live with their families. It reflects a common stance of reluctant dependency and enduring family ties amid teenage uncertainty.
Pape's Cold Compound Popular Quick Relief
Advertises Pape's Cold Compound as the fastest relief for nasal runniness head ache dullness feverishness and sneezing. Claims it acts without assistance costs only a few cents at drug stores and contains no quinine. Insist upon Pape's for effective results.
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Pape
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Harry Sires
Everett Kentner
Middletown
M. Shanansky
Fanny Shanansky
Hattie Shustermon
M. Warsaki
Annette
Joe Miller
Capital
Harley-Davidson
Man
A. D. Farrow
Mrs. Lincoln
Society Beauty
Sues Bishop
Ea Cough
Chapman’s
The
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Fay Chapman
Stewart
F. W. Chapman
Ed Carlton
Watson
Posey
Mattie Gunder
I. O. O. F. Hall
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Athens Club
Dun's and
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Essential Automotive Products Co
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