Legion in Contests to Boost American Legion Membership
Glenford Dugan Post 25 Nelsonville announces a membership drive January 15 to January 21 led by Commander Wu D. Cooley. He urges ex service men to join a strong organization as state and national legislation aids veterans while hospitals expand and rehabilitation advances. Post invites former service men to a regular meeting on January 14 at its home.
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Elsonville
Jac
Glenford Dugan Post
Amerian Legion
Nelsonville
Wu DL. Cooley
Pew
Coolley
American Legion
Congress
Aoldier
Saliny
Inasine
Glenford Dugan
Laineh
Zuber 15 Speaker Talks Geforce Motives at Meeting
At ILSONVILDE January 11 the first meeting of the West Front district held with 12 members present. Supt J E Wilber spoke on fears and the starts to school. Mrs I M Coakier presented work for the year. members studied a book. Next meeting February 13 at the school. CARD PARTY TO BE GIVEN The women of St Patrick s Church Buchiel sponsor a card party January WW at the Parish Hall. PUBLIC invited. P T A TO PRESENT PLAY Miss Molloy will be presented Monday evening at Happy Hollow School by the Darent-Teacher Association with musical selections.
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Treaisis
West Front
Ofelock
J. E. Wilber
I M. Coakier
St Patrick's Cathete Church
Buchiel
P. TA
Miss Molloy
Happy Hollow
Darent-Teacher Association
Seler- Hong
Bank Bandits Escape From Ohmer Viela Bank
A trio of robbers fled with 4600 from the Ma tronal Bank last night after staging a costly hold up. Police pursued but the men remain at large. Some believe the suspects hailed from Cincinnati.
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Eomerviela
Dan
Fram Cinginnati
Funeral Held in Nelsonville For Mrs Hefei Smith
Funeral services were held at the Methods Church in Nelsonville for Mrs. Hefei Smith who died Sunday. Attending were family and friends including Mrs. Harry Wikies and others from New Pittshurs and East Franklin Street. A second item notes a bridal shower for Mrs James Keating hosted by her parents on West Cotemtin Street with readings by Mrs Delta McMapterg and Miss Mae Linton among attendees.
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Nelsonvilile
Hefei Smith
Tinelitrl
Pheter Adams
Ners Valle
Omtenfteld
Fottan Tng Frei oit-of-Lanny Achteoptere Ue
Harry Wikies
Hem Sirewn
Ars
Eet
Rilen
Matey Hardens
Mat Fora Ceufor
Huber Randolph
New Pittshurs
Misseraiee
James Keating
Gron
Charles
Bottyer
West Cotemtin Street
Beta Wieree
Mas
Pratt
Marry Dvisle
Che
Delta McMapterg
Harry Danis Timgowan
Pttesix
Keating
Movies Shown At P T A Meeting
At Nelsonville January 11 the East School absorption suit was discussed. Miss Lillian Young led fifth grade pupils in a program with a solo, a song, and a dramatic skit. The association shared a store company motion picture and planned a community effort to address boy problems. A donation check was presented and cooperation with the local party was decided for a February 27 event.
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Nelsonvillt
Lillian Young
Carma’ Eestner
Elove Evans
Motloy
Dayton
Plethe
Leiga
Eaprushe
Mrs Slaves Dies After Work at Her Home on Ward Street
The article reports the death of Mrs Slaves at her Ward Street home on Friday, following a long illness. Funeral services are planned for Monday at 1 o'clock at Stouts Chapel with later services possibly at a nearby church. The piece mentions family members and local acquaintances in attendance and notes a community gathering by the WoAL Club and others.
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Jin
Kelsonvh
Orur Maver
Wark Street
Mutia and Riano Fail to Please in New York Film Venture
British East Africa's Mutia and Riano, famed jungle figures, travel to Manhattan for W. D. Van Dyke's Trader Horn project. Language barriers, customs, and subway arouse confusion as they adapt to Fifth Avenue spectacles and Hollywood logistics. They endure rooms and hotel life while awaiting months of filming in Hollywood and face public curiosity about their exotic status.
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Gence
York
Mutia
Riano
Drichtest
Manhattan
Gdilla
British East
Atoca
le Leer
Africa
Aimerwa
Manes Provson
Afra
Bissl
Mutla
Jungle
Hollywood
Mutia Hag Beck
Neville
W. §. van Dyke
America
Ellis Island
Iapestal Couris
van Deke
Washington
Davis
Asatate
Savage
British East Africa
New York
Greenwich Village
Kinno
Lion
Tama
Fifth Avenue
Trafic
Riana
Martin
Fifth
Holywood
van Dyle
Berean Bible Class Second in A Contest With Newport News And Middletown Men
Berean Bible Class placed second in a contest among Newport News and Middletown area churches led by officers such as Starr Starkey and George Brads. The event at Nelsonville featured participation from Berean groups with Middletown and Newport News churches, amid long-standing rivalry and a forty-year tradition in Bible classes.
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Berean
Newport News
Middletown
Llonviele
Jan
Db Ieetos
Eneiher
Nelsonville
Kerr
Joka
Miner Barsows
Ihe el
Howe
Areville
Saam Starkey
Forenan
Offierre
Nelaunville
Whdely
Tor Con
Bo Rlalt
Win Banner Nelsonville Fourth Grade Meets March Meeting
The fourth grade class of the Wester school plans a meeting of the Weat Mapeut Teachers Association for February afternoon. President Mix Witt Supean will supervise the meeting to discuss the schedule for a session of the association on March 2.
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Nelsonvilde
Jan
Atondahew Tinier
Weat Mapeut
Teagher Association
Tie Mithiink
Aftvenoon
Softtoeloek
Mix Witt Supean
Qeetag Maite
Pridos
Werte Ata
Faculty teams play Monday in local event
A read partial article describes a Monday faculty games schedule with multiple players and teams listed, including names like Watlen Marts and Bey. It references schools, committees, and venues, noting planned matchups and locations in Nebaraa, NE.
Chickens Stolen From Bobo Farm
Theft of 25 ehtekeng reported at Bobo Farm with repeat incidents noted. Authorities identify Bas Byle Jorseegili and Ron Friday night deputy Sterim Wayne Wingett as involved suspects. Second report in nine months cites chicken theft from nearby residences near derdesvttte Theme, Al. Earlier theft of 22 Chuckella reported three weeks earlier by Clair les Dolo.
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Bas Byle
Jorseegili
Ron
Dieputy Sterim
Wayne Wingett
Fasenil
Ehtekens
Clair Les Dolo
iClogged Water Line Replaced Here
A city sewer crew replaced a clogged water line in a neighborhood. The work involved connecting new mains to main lines and extending services to affected residences, with crews finishing Saturday according to city records.
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Warkmean
Cleveland garment strike ends for 1500 workers
About 1500 workers in Cleveland garment factories prepared to return to work Monday after an agreement between the Cleveland Garment Manufacturers' Association and unions. The accord impacts more than half of the workers on strike, though some plants remain closed under the AM union action.
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Cleveland
Cialand
Cleveland Garment Manufacturers
Assoc.’ Lion Shops
Meric
Ember
Seth
Two University Students Arrested in Milk Theft Ring
Two OM University students were arrested Monday morning after alleged involvement in stealing milk from Athens homes. Detectives linked the suspects to multiple complaints of missing milk and dairy products. Special Officer Wilson led the patrol and identified the accused as Tirta Gver and an unnamed accomplice. Authorities plan further questioning as the investigation continues.
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OM Eniversity
Crusaders to Hold First Executive Draft Meeting in January
The Crusaders announce an inaugural executive draft meeting set for January 7 in Cresapers with aims to promote proselytization. The anti Simon League plans its annual session in Detroit at the same time.
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Fleveland
Crusaders
Anti - Sainon League Wil
Revival attendance and city events amid a busy week
The fragment lists numerous names and places connected to a revival event and various community activities. Mentions include Elson Vilgar, Pant te Reaper, Nekouyille v Mepbodat Wileeheee, and many individuals with scattered affiliations. The text references a schedule, notices, and gatherings across the city, with terms like Mid Mepert and Mis 2 signaling local calendar entries.
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Elson Vilgar
Fan Tikka
Reaper
Tarmer
Paige
Ani
Mira Geena
Mer
Fie
Dypeore
Wook Tears
Clint Pheton
Vien
Biber bLadidy
Ebert Sutth
Nithir Reanede
Ming
Day Observance and Victory Dinner Muddled Text
Fragmentary report describes a day observance at a Va die Meas Staecdis site with a victory day event. Mentions a dinner prepared by Barker X Vern and Mars evepervant, but many words are garbled, leaving unclear locations and participants.
Pythian Sisters Install Officers in Nulsonville
The Pythian Sisters of Nulsonville held their annual officer installation at the Knights of Pythias Hall. Elected officers included chief Alance Jowan, vice president Wloade Crawford reentor, Beetha Butt mentor La iWelte as manager Mary eenors intxtrss oof Ananee, and other officers like TWarehulm mistress of record and ffielig Bartoer protester. The event named Mes Howard as part of the organizing slate.
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Nulsonvilles
Pythian
Jovaningy
Knighta
Pythiae jHinh
Lisket
Alanche Jowan
Mistresas
Gerarrespamdenes
Ffielig Bartoer Protester
Mitchet
Rund
Mes Howard
Community Arts and Civic Events Highlight Local Year
A garbled list of upcoming community activities notes midest youth groups, a production titled Fete dantlea, and a coop sponsor with ITLY Clay. It mentions the Cosmopolitan Club meeting at Madame Clarenen Titty, election of new officers, and a discussion on customs, religion, and governance of Nordic peoples.
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Kopratuclg Coopany
Riven Aeay
Itly Clay Wit
Clarenen
Prhday
Rex Spotte
Obingery
Min
Ams Piney
Aeeading
DTH
Oduvtrin
Capronponding
Man
Ctarenes Tiaths
Thrartins
Mint Fou Lane
Dirertora
Mra
Walter Woolfe
Mint AW
Aed
John Herrotd
Aocint Vanimitiog
Mea
Folin Sodien
Mex
Dave
Mhi
de Stout
Apaper
Turane
Mia
William Waolr
Rea Pipers
Eure
Ees
Nordla
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Methodit Chirk
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Bridge
P. T. A. Meeting
Ty Otter
Mies
Lal
Desk
Pat Lance
Tostegans
Vila Mnderson
Wp Matheny
Outklor Highteen
Itl
What
Miasio
MM. Vinton
Ato Merile
Wutia
Mothes
Shoca
Mutha
Nerroy
W. S. van Dyke
Mutia Unrooia
Riano Tindanual
The
Gem Pharmacy
Pythian Blig
Nebkourilla
Fourth Inte Clasg West Nehoot
Awardedt
Atteredateg Ee Tge
Beas Boye
Ong Ciyts
Iesper
Ney
Peageoy Ab
Wrates
Stanley Klan
Sator
Willie Warkers
Pak Mourphy
Pia
Chay Tostexeed
Sita Barna
Maret
Mandy Ovenda
Abel
NCE
Buster Posite
Bix Thonthin
Houdini
Buster Keaton
Jane Keaton
Bobo Farm
Golonial
Gur
Fred A Beasley
Majestic
Owen Wister
Selsonvitin
Serlea Ac Glonter
M. E. Ahurel
Ato Mo
Amd
Dirbor Petetla
Nth
Fis
Teant Rai
Ona
Leteorsity
Etalneibed
Masta R. Ehanning
Ina
Tenet
Coral Abeewhue
Elvis
Fae Columba
Mal Kesler
Lin Colaaun
Ldister Waleed
Aid Mindeta
Mina Mary Sharple
Tioay Coole
Dmighter
Mine Phareies Ook
Aero Vicars Fholuthias
Suabiamber
Mos
Tobert Biney
Thy Stud
Pety Ai Ants Chee Lerten
Utemeee
Mes
Hater Chelan
Bae
LPL
Joyce's Dept. Store
M.E. Joyce
Foot Outfitters
C. E. Heft
W. Washington
Steinliath
TMG. A. Notes
Joaoless
Atheny
Scott Hielon
Ohio
the Scott Paint. and Wallpaper Co
Daugherty - Oakley Insurance Agency
Zeller Insurance,Nehonville
Hoodletts
Nelsonville Wry Goods
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