Dunbar Recital at Stuart's Opera House Tuesday Evening
Nelsonville reports a Dunbar recital under Presbyterian church aid at Stuart's Opera House on January 12 at 8 o'clock. Dr. Thomas G. Beem will read a set of Paul Laurence Dunbar poems. Guests of the Shamansky family and church members will attend as part of the event.
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Nelsonville
Presbyterian
Thomas G. Beem
Dunbar
Stuart's Opera House
Paul Laurence Dunbar
Malindy
Howdy
Louise
Martha
Angelina
Presbyterian Church
Legion Meeting in Nelsonville This Week
Glen Ford Dugan post 229 of the American Legion will hold a regular session Tuesday evening January 12 in Nelsonville.
State Legion Meet Adds to Glenford Post Leader's Report
Nelsonville Jan 11 Gil bert Boehm commander of Glen ford Dugan post American Legion returned after attending a state conference of Legion post commanders. Ohio leads all states in membership this year. Local post officers aim to raise membership beyond any previous year.
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Nelsonville
Gilbert Boehm
Glenford Dugan
American Legion
Legion Posts
Ohio
Appendicitis Operation for Dutch Pyle
Nelsonville Jan 11 Dr J L Webb of Carbon Hill accompanied Dutch Pyle of Sand Run to a Columbus hospital Sunday where Pyle will undergo an operation for appendicitis.
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Nelsonville
J. L. Webb
Carbon Hill
Pyle
Sand Run
Columbus
W. R. C. Plans Installation Tonight in Nelsonville
Nelsonville January 11 The Women’s Relief Corps will hold an annual installation of officers this evening. After the ceremonies a luncheon will be served and a good attendance is expected.
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Nelsonville
W. C. T. U. Meeting Set For Tuesday Evening
The W. C. T. U. will meet Tuesday evening at seven o clock with Mrs Ledlie on West Columbus Street. All members are urged to attend.
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Nelsonville
Pie Social at New Floodwood School Tuesday Evening
Nelsonville notice announces a pie social at the New Floodwood school on Tuesday January 12 at 7 oclock with public invitation.
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Nelsonville
Floodwood
Three East Clayton Men Plead Guilty to Petit Larceny
Clifford Lines Paul Hybarger and Dick Moyer of East Clayton pleaded guilty to petit larceny after arraignment before Mayor Eberle. Each was fined five dollars plus costs for allegedly taking coal from a New York Central train, charges brought by New York Central detectives Carson and Miller.
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Nelsonville
Clifford Lines
Paul Hybarger
Dick Moyer
East Clayton
Eberle
New York Central
Carson and Miller
Nelsonville license tag case heads to arraignment
A license complaint over 1925 license tags expired in Nelsonville Saturday night. J. W. Sheskey of Buchtel faces arraignment before Mayor Eberle tonight on a charge of violating the license law, after an order by Chief Parson issued yesterday.
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Nelsonville
J. W. Sheskey
Buchtel
Eberle
Parson
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society Meets at Barker Home
The monthly meeting of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the M E church was held at Mrs. A S Barker's Chestnut street home with Mrs. O R Shirley and others as hostesses. The treasurer reported three months of work and a Valentine social followed the program aiding.
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Nelsonville
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
M. E. Church
A. S. Barker
Chestnut Street
O. R. Shirley
Margaret Clark
Thomas Spencer
Shirley
Barker
Miss Clark
Willard Bartoe
Monroe Street
Charles Monks
Katzenbach
Interdenominational conference critique by Ohio students
Ohio university delegates reported on race, industry, mili tarism and religion at Evanston Ill. church discussions. The students urged church reform to oppose war and compulsory military training and to promote freedom of belief.
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Evanston, Ill
Ohio University
Christian and
Methodist Episcopal
Verda Gilfilan
Kenneth Wilcox
Stanley Roush
The
Christian Church
Louise Cottle
W. Tony West
W. Walter Ludwig
Methodist Church
iChristian Church
Othics
Miss Cottle
Presbyterian Church
W. Tong West
Ku Klux Klan
West
Ludwig
King's Heralds Reorganize Meet Nelsonville Event
An enthusiastic gathering of the King's Heralds met at Mrs. Thomas Spencer's home to reorganize and elect officers. Captains were chosen and a contest for new members was announced. Refreshments followed the meeting.
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King's Heralds
Nelsonville
King’s Heralds
Thomas Spencer
Tragic aftermath linked to 1924 Douglass case
In Haines City Florida Elmer Rk Plummer former police chief and the “other man” in the Douglass romance shot himself leaving letters saying he could not forget the tragedy. The incident follows the 1924 slaying of Mrs Julia Able Douglass in LaGrange Illinois by George Munding riding master.
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LA Grange
Iil
Julia Able Douglass
Georeg Munding
Haines City
Fla
Elmer Rk. Plummer
Plummer
Doan’s Pins Claim Back Pain Relief In Athens Case
A. R. Ely, grocer of 108 W Union St in Athens, reports sharp back pains when stooping. He says after using Doan’s Pills the pains vanished and his health improved.
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Athens
A. R. Ely
Grocer
W. Union St
Doan
Large motor fatalities and injuries in New York 1925
Albany reports 1,985 killed and 49,628 injured in New York state during the first eleven months of 1925. November alone saw 213 deaths and 9,506 injuries in motor vehicle crashes.
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Albany
N. Y
New York State
State Motor Vehicle Bureau
Langley Denied Review of Prohibition Conspiracy Conviction
The Supreme Court denied Representative John W. Langley of Kentucky a review of his conviction in lower federal courts for conspiracy to violate the federal prohibition law.
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Washington
John W. Langley
Kentucky
Supreme Court
Death of Mrs Nancy Dixon Beverage in Athens
Mrs Nancy Dixon Beverage widow of Rufus M Beverage died at 12 10 today at her son C B Beverage 35 East Carpenter street from paralysis She was born near New Marshfield and moved to Athens four years ago Nine children survive one son and three daughters plus two brothers James Dixon Athens and John Dixon Waterloo Iowa Funeral arrangements will be announced later
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Nancy Dixon Beverage
Rufus M. Beverage
C. B. Beverage
East
Carpenter Street
Beverage
New Marshfield
Athens
William Cooper
Lee Jones
James Penrod
Union
James Dixon
John Dixon
Waterloo
Iowa
Well Merited Success for Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery
A distinguished citizen, Dr. R. V. Pierce, honored politically and professionally, is praised for his pure herbal remedies. His Golden Medical Discovery is advertised as a blood medicine and stomach alterative that clears skin, beautifies, and improves circulation, with pimples disappearing quickly. Request tablets or liquid form or send 10 cents for a trial pack to Dr. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo, N Y.
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R. V. Pierce
Doctor Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Invalids
Buffalo
Marietta College awards sweaters to 13 football players
Marietta college football players received sweaters at chapel exercises. Thirteen players were honored for the 1925 season. Two white sweaters with the blue M went to Captain Harris and Ernie Ward, marking the last four-year sweaters under Ohio Conference rules now reduced to three years.
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Marietta
Marietta College
Capt. Harris
Ernie Ward
Ohio
Farm cooperative marketing seen as key to agriculture fix
Secretary of Agriculture Jardine told the House agriculture committee that successful farm cooperative marketing will greatly ease the pressing agriculture problems. He emphasized the role of farmer cooperatives in stabilizing prices and expanding market access.
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Washington
Jardine
House Agriculture Committee
Domestic rubber inquiry fails in House committee
Democrats lose bid to probe profits in the U S domestic rubber industry while the panel keeps its study of the British rubber monopoly. The Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee votes to proceed with the overseas issue, but rejects domestic manufacturer practices and prices.
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Washington
House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Floods in Mexico Claim 500 Victims Recovered
Tubcon Ariz Jan 11 The floods in Mexico have claimed 500 lives as waters from the Acoponeta and Santiago rivers recede. Bodies were recovered mostly near Santiago, with local authorities confirming the toll.
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Tubcon
Ariz
Mexico
Acoponeta
Santiago
Bread King’s gift increases Hudson land for New Yorkers
New York citizens gain $1,000,000 in wealth and 10 acres of wooded Hudson land donated by William B. Ward. The tract traces to the Livingston family, who acquired 160,000 acres for tools in 1674. Chancellor R R Livingston once administered Washington’s oath as the first U.S. president.
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New York
Hudson
William B. Ward
Robert Livingston
Netherlands
R. R. Livingston
George Washington
Creomulsion Promises Relief For Coughs And Colds
An advertisement promotes Creomulsion as a two fold remedy for persistent coughs colds and bronchial conditions. It claims creosote based formula soothes heals inflamed membranes stops germs and improves recovery with a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved.
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Creomulsion Company
Atlanta, Ga
Travelers pass through Hamden on report of death
Mrs. Tom Shipley of Huntington West Virginia and Mrs. John Gill of Mc Arthur Ohio traveled here Saturday afternoon en route to Joplin Missouri for the death of their brother. Mrs. Charles Strahl visited Chillicothe Saturday. Mrs. Burt Funk narrowly escaped injury Friday after alighting from an automobile on Main Street. She stepped into the path of another car driven by Miss Edna Robbins. Robbins swerved into a ditch to avoid collision, and Funk sustained no serious injuries.
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Tom Shipley
Huntington
W. Va
John Gill
McArthur
Joplin
Charles Strahl
Chillicothe
Burt Funk
Maina Street
O. C. Morehead
Edna Robbins
Miss
Robbers Loot $100,000 in Fifth Avenue Diamond Theft
Three armed bandits waylaid two diamond merchants in Manhattan's Fifth Avenue shopping district and struck them with revolvers, stealing uncut diamonds valued at $100,000. The men were slugged unconscious as the thieves fled.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
Marion Payroll HoldUp Shocks Bank Messengers
Paul Simpson age 25 and Newton Minard bank messengers for the Columbus Delaware and Marion Interurban company were attacked as they headed to a bank with about $8000. two young men threw ammonia in their eyes and fled in a car with the satchel containing the money.
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Marion
Paul Simpson
Newton Minard
Columbus, Delaware
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Dr. Beem
M. Shamansky
Tom Rodda
Tom Hobson
John Huffman
Isaac Shamansky
Pearl Woodson
Detroit
Charles Wend
Glen McClurg
John Pedigo
Pomeroy
Mason City
State Legion
Evanston
A Foster-Milburn Co., Mfg. Chem
Prince Oscar
Potsdam
Solon
NTO
Ohio Paying Brick Manufacturers Association
Hartman Building
Hiwinae
Gough
Hamden
Salvation Army
MON
Jan Tith
Hoot Gibson
Cinderella
Saeys Ga
Yuene
Mum
Aes Sohas
R. H. Dorn
Marchfield
Co. Oig
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