Nelsonville couple home after holidays visit in Columbus
Mr and Mrs Verne Davis and their son Robert return to Columbus after spending holidays with Mrs Davis parents Mr and Mrs William Standell in Nelsonville. El Karnak Grotto meets Friday at 7 PM in Masonic Club rooms with important business. Rev Paul E Kemper preaches Five Great Things. Rolland Malore funeral Friday at 1 30 PM at W F Humphrey residence Chestnut Street conducted by Rev Kemper.
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Verne Davis
Robert
Columbus
William Standell
Good
Paul E. Kemper
Gahaze
Malore
Rolland Malore
W. FE. Humphrey
Chestnut Street
Kemper
Levee Improvement Tour Highlights Progress and Needs
Council President McDowell and members visited the levee project with Service Director Lax to review work. They praised progress, noted ground loss near the railroad bridge, and discussed adding 2000 dollars to finish as planned and extend toward the bridge. Mr and Mrs Burns M Coakley visited Tippecanoe City as guests of Mrs Clarence Johnson.
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Council
McDowell
Huddy
Stover
Owens
Lax
Nelsonville
Burns M. Coakley
Tippecanoe City
Clarence Johnson
Banquet Honors Chanthe and Unity Club Guests
Colored Notes reports Damon Railedge No 24 hosted a banquet for Chanthe and Unity Club with special guest ladies. Magic act talks and a prize quilt drew attendees. several local residents and visitors from Lancaster Logan Clarksburg Ander son Hollbrook Idaho joined. St Mary Chapter 33 O E S meets Friday at 7. Mrs Delmer Sims entertained Mrs Carl Allen with games and refreshments and a list of guests.
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Damon Railedge
Chanthe and Unity Club
Lee Walker
William Davis
Charley Chapman
Howard Newsom
Miss Allen
Ohio
Goldie Edna Claire
Lancaster
M. Jones
Logan
Woodson
William Motley
Clarksburg
W. Va
St. Mary
Delmer Sims
Carl Allen
Anderson
Indiana
Hubert Lancaster
Orlando Millholland
Guy Millholand
Gertrude Kinney
Clifford Ford
Hollbrook
Idaho
Pauline Donley
Verna Hand
Helen Largent
Sigrid Love
Merle Gilbert
Past Chief Association elects officers at Fayette Street gathering
Nellie Spray hosted the Past Chief Association at her Fayette Street home where officers for the coming year were elected: President Nellie Spray Vice president Florence Coakley Secretary Louise Pierce Treasurer Bertha Howard Manager Lenna White. A two course luncheon followed the business session. Members present included Mesdames King White Clara Bateman Hellyer Coakley Bertha Bateman Eddy Flick Louise Pearce Bertha Howard and Misses Louise Pearce and Bertha Howard. Grace Hall was initiated into the association.
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Nellie Spray
Fayette St
Florence Coakley
Louise Pierce
Bertha Howard
Lenna White
Mesdames King
White
Clara Bateman
Hellyer
Coakley
Bertha Bateman
Eddy Flick
Louise Pearce
Grace Hall
Third Night of Methodist Revival Draws Large Congregation
A large congregation marked the third night of the revival as Mr. G. W. Good gains favor, with his methods earning notice. The booster chorus and adult choir are already delivering splendid work.
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G. W. Good
West End PTA to Meet Friday at West Building
West End Parent-Teacher Association meets Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the West Building. A short sixth grade program will be performed and all mothers of underweight children are urged to attend as the milk question will be discussed.
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West End
Parent-Teacher Association
Family seeks shoes for four children understand need
A city family with four children lacks clothing and shoes and cannot attend school due to no footwear. Only a boy has a pair, size 4. Call Bell Phone 984 if you have shoes of that size to donate.
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Our
Bell Phone
Phil Kearney Corps Installs Officers for New Year
At the Phil Kearney Relief Corps No 24 meeting on January 2, officers were installed for the coming year. Orpha Nye is president, with Della McMaster as S Vice, Lacy Donley as Jr Vice, Emma Wilson treasurer, Mary Willis chaplain, Gertrude Pensyle secretary, Nelle Spray musician, and color bearers Phebe Clements Katie Harrold Ella Patton Clara Campbell. Josie Murphy chairs the executive board, assisted by Mary Willis. Matilda Martin is press correspondent. Sarah Dulp ler is patriotic instructor. An elegant lunch followed, with Rose Marsh of Columbus as guest.
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Ella Patton
Clara Campbell
Josie Murphy
Mary Willis
Matilda Martin
Sarah Dupler
Rose Marsh
Columbus
New City Treasurer Joins Nelsonville Officials
Don James was elected city treasurer in November and assumed duties at the start of the week, the sole new member of Nelsonville's official family aside from the council.
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Nelson- Ville
Don James
Weekend Socials Across Local Families
Ireland Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Shafer visit S. M. Bingman. Everett Bingman and daughter Vivian spend over Sunday at Chauncey. E J Daugherty and daughter Eileen guest of B L Rogers. W EF Bingman spends Sunday with Adam Brandeberry. Earl Clark and Roger with B J Daugherty visit John Hornsby family. Ray Clark and son Wendal visit Athens. John Hornsby Susan Hornsby and Julia Hughes visit Hiram Root family.
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Floyd Shafer
S. M. Bingman
Everett Bingman
Vivian
Chauncey
E. J. Daugherty
Eileen
B. L. Rogers
W. EF. Bingman
Adam Brandeberry
Earl Clark
Roger
B. J. Daugherty
John Hornsby
Ray Clark
Wendal
Athens
Susan Hornsby
Julia Hughes
Hiram Root
State Senator Miller Denies Challenge to Pealer and Walton
Columbus reports State Senator W. M. Miller of Muskingum county denies any intention to oppose W. S. Pealer and Randolph Walton over charges of irregularities in state departments. He also says he has no quarrel with Pealer about attempting to collect alleged pay as clerk of the eighty second assembly senate.
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Columbus
W. M. Miller
Muskingum County
W. 8. Pealer
Randolph Walton
Pealer
Eighty-Second Assembly Senate
United States Loan Validity Must Be Set Before Conference
The government announced that the validity of all loans to foreign governments must be recognized and established before the United States will participate in any conference. The statement was made in Washington on January 5.
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Washington
United States
Old orange trees can bear fruit up to 150 years
The article notes that orange trees are capable of bearing fruit for as long as 150 years, highlighting the remarkable longevity of a grove.
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