Special Christian meetings begin in Nelsonville
Bible school drew 529 attendees and Berean class 114 as the Christian church starts four weeks of special meetings. Miss Pearl Smith led music with two solos and the choir. Rev B L Allen due Thursday will deliver messages with substitutions until his arrival. Miss Smith invites children to meet at 3 pm on Tue Thu Sat for programs. C B Frampton of the Clouster Christian church will speak tonight.
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Christian Church Bible School
Miss Pearl Smith
B. L. Allen
Miss Smith
Miss Mith
C. B. Frampton
The
Christian Church
Clouster
Founders Day Observed by High School Parent Association
The newly organized Parent-Teacher association met in the high school auditorium. Constitution and by laws were presented and approved. Plans were made to cooperate with city associations and Founders Day was fittingly observed. Regular meetings set for the first Friday of each month.
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Parent-Teacher Association
High School Association
Installation of Daughters of America Officers
The Daughters of America held their officer installation Friday at their hall. The new year officers include Goldie Kuhn as Commander and Della Robey as Auxiliary Chief with a luncheon served after the ceremony. The group plans a visit to New Straitsville on Thursday January 15, meeting at 5 p.m. at the Junior Order Hall.
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Daughters of America
Goldie Kuhn
A. C
Della Robey
V. C
Lizzie Scott
Lillia Burrows
P. C
Lula Sanyers
Ollie Siebert
Nellie Keplar
Ethel Hayden
E. C
Della MceMasters
O. C
Mayme Henry
K. R
Clara Backus
Ollie Sibert
New Straitsville
Mission Workers Meet on Thursday at Church
The Woman's Foreign Missionary society of the Methodist church held their regular Thursday afternoon meeting with Mrs. Charles Monks on Chestnut street. Eighteen members answered roll call as readings, devotional, and program notes were shared. A bake sale was planned for January 24 and refreshments were served by hostesses.
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Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Charles Monks
Chestnut Street
Dailey
Caldwell
Green
Shirley
Bartoe
O'Mara
Williams
McGiffin
Spencer
George Evans
Gamewell
Barker
Mrs Henry Adams Leaves After Visit With Cousin
Mrs Henry Adams departs Saturday for Lake Placid New York after a ten day visit with her cousin Mrs H D Krieg in this city.
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Henry Adams
Lake Placid
N. Y
H. DD. Krieg
Death follows second operation for Mrs Robinett
Mrs. Wil liam Robinett 37 of Jacksonville died at Grant hospital Columbus after a Saturday operation for complications from an earlier April 2 procedure. She underwent a second operation to avert a fatal outcome. Survived by husband William and son William Jr. Robinett formerly led the miners' union in the sub district and now works as a labor conciliator under the U S Department of Labor in Washington. Funeral arrangements not yet announced.
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Glouster
William Robinett
Jacksonville
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Robinett
Boi
William, Jr
Miners’ Organization
Department of Labor
Washington
Glouster Woman Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
Mrs John Hinton of Glouster underwent a successful appendicitis operation at White Cross hospital in Columbus last Friday. She was accompanied by her husband and joined by her parents and brother who traveled to Columbus and stayed until after the procedure.
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Glouster
John Hinton
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Hinton
John Crawford
Lem Warren
Orvil Edwards
M. M. LeFever
J. P. Taylor
Evelyn Reed
West Lafayette
E. J. Slaughter
L. E. Richardson
Richardon Furniture Company
Chicago
Grand Rapids
Democratic candidate accuses poll fraud in NYC election loss
Dr. William I. Sirovich, a Democratic congressman candidate from New York City, alleges poll fraud in the recent election. He claims a fixer confessed to fixing the vote, naming Nathan D. Perlman as his opponent in the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William I. Sirovich
Congress
New York City
Nathan D. Perlman
Fixer
Earthquake Wrecks Armenian Region Reports Fatalities
Violent tremors struck the Ardahan area in Russian Armenia today causing destruction in multiple villages and widespread loss of life according to dispatches reaching Constantinople.
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Constantinople
Ardahan
Russian
Armenia
Seven Interpreters Used in Smyrna Fire Suit
In London the King’s Bench division hears the case between the American Tobacco Company and the Guardian Assurance Company over Smyrna’s 1922 fire. Seven interpreters—French Italian Czecho Slovakian Turkish and Greek—are employed for witness translation.
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London
Asia Minor
King’s Bench
American Tobacco Company
Guardian Assurance Company
Smyrna
U S Auto Makers Seen Winning Big in Europe
A. E. Dunning, secretary of the American Chamber of Commerce in Berlin, notes eighty times as many automobiles per capita in the United States as in Germany to argue that American auto manufacturers have a strong future in Europe.
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Berlin
United States
Germany
A. E. Dunning
American Chamber of Commerce
Dunning
Europe
Professor finds way to deodorize fish oil
Seattle scientists report that passing hydrogen, nitrogen, or carbon dioxide through fish oils deodorizes them. Dr H K Benson of the University of Washington notes the process removes odor from oils used in paints, expanding potential Pacific Northwest production. Paints with fish oils are noted for unusual durability.
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Seattle
Wash
H. K. Benson
University of Washington
Pacific Northwest
Milk Diet Claims Challenge Health Authorities Worldwide
Health officials warn that while some individuals claim to travel the world on a milk diet, experts say such a regimen lacks balanced nutrition and may pose health risks. Authorities emphasize variety in meals and caution against long term dairy reliance.
Local Social News From Columbus and Nearby Homes
Mrs Sam Hanley and her son John Columbus visited over Sunday with her two sisters Mrs Andrew Wickeor and family and James Russell who returned to New York City after their mother Mrs Thomas Russell died. Co E Bennett visited Fostoria Sunday and Monday. Mrs Phil Kelch spent the weekend with her husband in Grant Hospital Columbus. Mrs C A Stover and daughter Lillian spent Saturday and Sunday in Columbus, with Mr Stover joining Sunday.
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Sam Hanley
John. Columbus
Andrew Wickeor
James Russell
New York City
Thomas Russell
Phil Kelch
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Columbus Visitors Highlight Weekend Socials
Sam Gilliham visited Columbus on Sunday. Mrs. John Rhodes of Columbus spent the weekend here as a guest of friends.
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John Rhodes
Columbus
Local visitors welcome at Chillicothe homes
Mrs. Charles Smith of Chillicothe spent the latter part of the week as a guest of Mrs. Harry Ed. Miss Catherine Stedem of Columbus visited her parents here over Sunday. Miss Vera Goddard, Ohio University student from Athens, visited over the weekend with her aunt Mrs. T. J. Davis.
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H. L. Heck
Joe
Granville
T. J. Davis
Don Davis
Athens
Charles Smith
Chillicothe
Harry Edington
Catherine Stedem of
Columbus
Vera Goddard
Ohio University
Regular meeting of Eudora East ern Star chapter
Regular meeting of Eudora chapter No. 72 Order of the Eastern Star will be held Tuesday evening at 7 o clock.
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Eudora Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Assigned Cars Will End Shortly
The Interstate Commerce Commission reaffirmed its ruling that railroads unjustly assign private and foreign line coal cars for fuel to coal mines beyond their ratable share. Railroads must change the practice regarding privately owned coal cars by March 1, 1925.
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Washington
Jan
Interstate Commerce Commission
Serpent Worship Traced Worldwide Across Cultures
A historic note highlights that snakes have been revered as deities in many cultures around the globe. It underscores the universal motif of serpent worship, spanning continents and civilizations.
Irish Free State Seeks $100 Million Loan
Dublin reports New York bankers will be asked to help float a 100 million dollar loan for the Irish Free State. The loan would bear five percent interest and be placed in one issue aboard. Some New York financiers were said to be unacceptable to President Cosgrave and Finance Minister Blythe.
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Dublin
New York
Farms Operated In British Columbia Rise To Twenty Nine
In Victoria British Columbia officials report twenty nine farms are now active in the province up from earlier counts. The development signals growing agricultural activity across the region with more operators joining the sector.
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Victoria
BB. C
British Columbia
Meat distribution to family mocks hog shortage in Aberdeen
In Aberdeen Mississippi a family led by John F Plant and son in law Frank G received 14 000 pounds of meat amid forecasts of hog shortages in the region. The report notes livestock experts predicting lean hog supplies will tighten this season.
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Aberdeen
Miss
John F. Plant
Frank G
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Offer Calomel Free Liver Help
Olive Tablets marketed as a mild laxative substitute for calomel claim quick liver relief without teeth injury. Ad highlights calomel downsides and urges taking Olive Tablets to cure dullness and webby feeling from constipation and a sluggish liver. Prices 15c and 30c.
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Dr. Edwards
Largest local killing in years shocks community
Whittaker killed a 14 000 pound hog weighing thirty four hoger, meat and sausages to be shared among family members. This event marks the largest individual kill in the area for many years.
Seaweed Whiskers From Pacific Beds Reach Hollywood
Vancouver reports six tons of seaweed whiskers meant for film props or gelatin trade. The agar-agar like grass grows on ocean floors near Queen Charlotte Islands southwest of Alaska. A Japanese expedition studied beds and a small Japanese community formed on one island to harvest the resource for stage facial hair and related products.
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Hollywood
Pacific Ocean
Queen Charlotte Islands
British Columbia
Alaska
Vancouv Bl. C
Orient
Pacific
Mountbatten Backing Supports Noel Coward Play
London reports indicate Lord and Lady Mountbatten provided financial backing to Noel Coward's The Tex staged at the Everymen Theatre in the West End. The play, a satire on society, has been brought to London after dipping in the Americas.
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London
Americas
Lord
Lady Keene
Noel Coward
Everymen
West End
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