Nelsonville Mason Street Improvement Bond Auction Notice
Sealed proposals for bonds of Nelsonville to raise 5734.40 for Mason Street improvement due February 1 1935 will be received by the city auditor. Bonds bear 6 percent interest, mature 1926 to 1935, issued with city and property owner costs, bids due by noon February 1925, par plus accrued interest, bond lot sold to highest bidder, with four percent certified check, right to reject bids reserved.
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Nelsonville
Ohio
Mason Street
Inlet No. 45
Corporation
State of Ohio
Mason Street Improvement Bonds
W. L. Barker
T.w
Bonds for Fourth Street Improvement Proposed in Nelsonville
Nelsonville Ohio calls for sealed bids by February 7 1925 to purchase city bonds totaling 4658 80 for Fourth Street curb line Walnut Street project Funds raised to cover city portion of costs and improvement expenses with bonds maturing through 1939 and interest payable February 1 each year Bids must state bond counts and accrued interest and include a 4 percent certified check conditioned on bid acceptance City reserves right to reject any bid Posted January 1925 by City Auditor G W Lax Mayor
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Nelsonville
Ohio
Fourth Street
Walnut
Sonville
W. Lax
T.w
Editor of Journal of Ohio Teachers Assn Begins New Work
O. R. K. Shaw, former owner of the Madison Press, starts as editor of the Journal of the Ohio Teachers Association. The publication will switch from quarterly to monthly issues, with no issues in July and August.
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Columbus
O.R. K. Shaw
Onden
Madison Press
The
Ohio Teachers’ Association
Chauncey News Columbus Girl Dies From Burns
Miss Katherine Arthur 23 of Chauncey died at Grant Hospital from burns suffered Christmas Day when her clothing ignited on an open crate near her home. She and sister Eleanor aided by their mother tried to extinguish the flames as relatives mourn the loss. Funeral services will be held in Columbus Friday. The Arthur family, including mother Minnie and siblings, mourns the tragedy.
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Columbus
Chauncey
Jan
Charlies
Bradfield
Katherine Arthur
Grant Hospital
Miss Arthur
Arthur
Eleanor
Fleasher
Minnie Arthur
Pythian Sisters to Install Officers at Chauncey
Pleasant View Temple Pythian Sisters of Chauncey will install officers next Tuesday evening under installing officer Mrs. Elizabeth Collins. List includes P C Jessie Woods M E C Ruth Smith E BS Mrs. Mattie Goodson FE J Mrs. Viola Howard Manager Mrs. Allie Martin M of R and C Mrs. Mae Bondinot M of F Miss Catherine Cline Protector Mrs. Edith Harvey Outer Guard Mrs. Bess Cunningham Trustee Miss Clara Wallace Grand Manager Mrs. Lillie Sweeney Grand Senior Clara Wallace. Members dress in white. refreshments will be pie and coffee.
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Pleasant View Temple
Pythian Sisters of Chauncey
Elizabeth Collins
P. C
Jessie Woods
Ruth Smith
Mattie Goodson
FE. J
Viola Howard
Allie Martin
Mae Bondinot
Catherine Cline
Edith Harvey
Bess Cunningheam
Clara Wallace
Jlillie Sweeney
Attended Funeral Guests From Chauncey and St Andrews
Mrs. William Collins and Arthur Smith of Chauncey attended the funeral of Mrs. Thomas Russelle in Nelsonville Wednesday morning. They were guests of Mr and Mrs Smith and also attended services at St Andrews Church.
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Arthur Smith
Chauncey
Nelsonville
Smith
Thomas Russelle
St. Andrews Church
Sonville
Morni
Nelsonville bids bid factory street improvement 1925
City of Nelsonville Ohio invites bids for a factory street improvement project funded by bonds issued under state and local ordinances. Bids must state number and gross amount, accrue interest to delivery, include a 2 percent certified check, and be sealed with delivery within ten days of award.
Medora Brown Ford 58 Dies After Surgery at Sheltering Arms
Medora Brown Ford 58 wife of James W. Ford of Sand Ridge died at Sheltering Arms hospital after surgery revealed complications. Funeral at First M E church Friday at 10. Burial in Sand Ridge family cemetery. Survived by husband five children and multiple siblings with ties to Akron Athens and Sand Ridge.
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James W. Ford
Sand Ridge
Sheltering Arms Hospital
M. FE
Daniel McGurk
Jord
Raymond C. Brown
Lancaster Street
Shelttering Arms Hospital
George
Eldon Ford
Akron
Media Popovich
Freda Newman
Athens
Ardella
Family Votes Tallied in Local Election Challenge
The Woods family furnished fifty five votes at the recent election, confirmed after a Cambridge reporter questioned a claim of twenty-one votes for President Coolidge. The Woodies have eight daughters and seven sons, six sons-in-law, seven daughters-in-law and twenty-seven grandchildren who all voted.
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Boston
John Woods
I. W. MacArthur
Cambridge
Coolidge
Woodies
Sealed Proposals Sought by City Bond Offer
Sealed proposals will be received for bonds of the city until noon on Friday February 7 1925. The total issue sums to 13152 50 with maturities and denominations listed including principal amounts of 1318 25 due February 1 1926 1518 25 due February 1 1927 and 1518 25 due February 1 1923.
Four Letter Answers In A Stacked Crossword Puzzle
A jumble style crossword listing numerous four letter words and clues across horizontal and vertical entries. The text presents fragments and partial hints including words like head pains station precise manner and many others, suggesting a playful word game from a newspaper page.
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Grace Shelton Hosts Card Evening Near Hill
Mrs Grace Shelton entertained a group of friends at her home near Hill with a TRPY evening of cards. Guests included Mrs E C Miles of Clarksburg and others from nearby towns. Dainty refreshments in pink and white were served at a late hour.
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Grace Shelton
Hill
E. C. Miles
Clarksos - Va
Chauncey
Nelsonville
Revival services at Asuncey Christian Church
Rev A W Craig of Columbus delivering splendid sermons to growing attendance at the Asuncey Christian Church revival services. Services every evening except Saturday are scheduled with emphasis on inspiring readings and community interest.
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Christian Real
Asuncey Christian Church
A. W. Craig
Columbi
Popsons Announce Birth of Daughter at The Plains
Mr and Mrs Ross Popson announce the birth of their daughter on Tuesday at their home The Plains. She is a granddaughter of Mr and Mrs George Meinhart of Bathhverse Street Chauncey.
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Ross Popson
the Plains
George Meinhart
Bathhverse Street
Chauncey
Lodge Ay Social Celebrates Chauncey’s Birthday
The Forest Rose Rebekah lodge hosts a Friday evening gathering in connection with an installation and a January birthday party for Chauncey. A potluck supper will be featured as part of the event.
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Oftcen
Rebekah
Chauncey
Sunday Services by J. Holcomb at the Methodist Church
J Chauncey to preach at 7 o'clock in the Methodist church as part of Sunday services. District superintendent J Holcomb of the M E Church will lead the service and deliver a sermon.
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J. Holcomb
M. EB
J. Chauncey
Chauncey Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Elza Guthrie of Athens attended a Wednesday revival at First Christian church in Chauncey and is a former Chauncey resident. Mrs. George Meinhart of Chauncey visits son-in-law Earl Thompson’s family at The Plains. Mrs. Ervin Karns and daughter Frances of Chauncey stayed in Trimble for a visit hosted by Mrs. Lawrence Bailey.
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Auncey
Elza Guthrie
Athens
Chauncey
Guy Smith
First Christian Church
State finance leaders cut budgets sparking legislative appeal
In Columbus on January 8 officials announced Baker and Brenneman trimmed department requests for two years from 121.6 million to about 77 million dollars due to lower projected revenues. Reductions hit Ohio State University to 7.99 million, Welfare to 16.50 million, and Highway to 22 million. State agencies planned to appeal to the Legislature.
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Columbus, O
Baker
Brenneman
Ohio State University
State Welfare Department
State Highway Department
Albany Meetings Attract Crowds
Albany Jan 8 Re v Frank Clark pastor of First Baptist Branchester arrived to conduct the song service for protracted meetings at the Baptist church. Clark led singing on arrival and was heard to advantage in solo work. Much interest is being manifest.
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Albany
Frank &. Clark
First Baptist Church of
Branchester
Clark
Mentho Sulphur Eases Skin Eruptions Fast
A noted skin specialist says Mentho Sulphur swiftly soothes fiery itching eczema and eruptions. The preparation destroys germs to calm rash pimples and ring worm with quick relief. Buy a small jar from any good druggist and apply like cold cream.
Five Decisions By Young Women Ignites Evening Attendance
The crowd grew large with many from afar as five young women each made a decision during last night’s gathering. The sermon centered on "The Divine Christ" and sparked local discussion as attendees reflected on faith. An underground river is believed to pass beneath France, a point noted in contextual chatter.
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Christ
France
Parish offers school space after church fire in Madisonville
Real Co operation Cincinnati O January 8 Father Matley pastor of St Anthony's Catholic church Madisonville offers use of the parochial school to the Peabody Methodist Episcopal church whose edifice was destroyed by fire Tuesday.
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Cincinnati
Father Matley
St. Anthony's Catholic Church
Madisonville
Peabody Methodist Episcopal Church
Getting Up Nights Warn of Kidney and Bladder Issues
A Battle Creek man describes nightly awakenings from urinary problems and credits Lithiated Buchu Keller Formula with rapid relief. The ad claims the remedy cleanses kidneys and bladder like Epsom salts cleanse the bowels and lists Keller Laboratory and McKee Drug Co as sellers.
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KR. D. Neblett
Oak St
Battle Creek
Mich
Ar Keller Laboratory
Mechanicaburg
Ohie
McKee Drug Co
Detachable collars credited to English housewife Hannah Montague
English housewife Hannah Montague is credited with inventing detachable collars in 1823, a development that eased changing garments and washing. The claim highlights early 19th century innovations in fashion and domestic labor.
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Hannah Montague
Olive Tablets Promote Digestive Relief
Thousands suffer stomach upset and sluggish digestion but Olive Tablets from Dr Edwards claim to soothe the liver and restore natural digestion. The ad promises relief with one or two tablets, suggesting a healthier appetite and energy after use.
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Lebanon
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