Bank Elections Held Wednesday in Nelsonville Area
Annual meetings of stockholders and directors for three local banks occurred yesterday. Murray State Bank of Murray City named W. H. Parks as president with J. V. Wood as vice president and N. B. Edington as cashier among others. Peoples' Bank reappointed Parks and Wood in leadership with Edington and Hyde as directors. Citizens' Central Bank organized new directors led by R. H. Jackson with James Sharp as vice president and W. T. Bean as cashier.
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Nelsonville
Murray State Bank
Murray City
W. H. Parks
John V. Wood
N. B. Edington
Florence E. Edington
J. W. Wood
J. M. Hyde
R. W. Parks
G. O
James Sharp
W. T. Bean
Dr. Co. E. Welch
Julius Fischer
John Hill
George E. Johnson
Knights of Pythias Officers Installed in Nelsonville
Nelsonville report notes Lancaster as acting grand chancellor commander and Clarence Monks as grand master. The Knights of Pythias installed officers at Castlehall including C. C. Roy Sayers V. C. Carl Smith M.A. James Coope prelate Earl Linscott I. G. Will Harburger O. G. Edwin Sanders K of R Gilbert Smith M. F. Will Pearce M. E. W. D. Wolfe trustee George Bateman.
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Nelsonville
As Lancaster
Clarence Monks
Aews
Knights of Pythias
Castlehall
C. C
Roy Sayers
V. c
Carl Smith
M.A
James Coope
Earl Linscott
I. G
Will Harburger
O. G
Edwin Sanders
K. of
Gilbert Smith
M. F
Will Pearce
M. E
W. D. Wolfe
George Bateman
Nelsonville Evangelistic Meetings Announced
Evan gelistic meetings will be held at the Nelsonville Christian church beginning Sunday January 39. The Rev. I. N. Grisso of Jackson Christian church will be evangelist in charge. The Rev. F. E. Roberts of Glouster church will conduct the singing.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville Christian Church
I. N. Grisso
Jackson Christian Church
F. E. Roberts
Glouster Church
William Morgan Fined for Traffic Tag Violation
Nelsonville report: William Morgan paid a $1 fine plus costs to Mayor Eberle for violation of auto tag rules. The incident occurred last night in Nelsonville amid adherence efforts to traffic regulations.
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Nelsonville
William Morgan
Eberle
Funeral services for Thomas Williams Saturday
Nelsonville residents will hold funeral services for Thomas Williams at 1 PM Saturday at the Methodist church in town.
Miss Oris McManamay Taken to Hospital for Appendectomy
Nelsonville report states Miss Oris McManamay daughter of Ms James McManamay was driven by Stouts ambulance to White Grass hospital Columbus Wednesday afternoon for immediate appendectomy. Her condition this morning is reported favorable.
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Nelsonville
Oris McManamay
James McManamay
Stout’s
White Grass Hospital
Columbus
Services To Be Held For Thomas Williams
Funeral services for Thomas Williams formerly of Jobs who died at Dunglen will be held at 1 o clock Saturday afternoon at the Methodist Episcopal church. The Rev. Mr Yost of Murray City will conduct with assist from the church pastor Rev Edward L Morrell. Burial will follow in Greenlawn cemetery.
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Nelsonville
Thomas Williams
Jobs
Dunglen
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mr. Yost
Murray City Church
Edward L. Morrell
Greenlawn
I. H. T. Club Social Notes Highlight Florence Cook Evening
Miss Florence Cook hosted I. H. T. club on Wednesday with music games and contests. Miss Lucile Fiske won the contest prize and twelve members plus one guest Miss Doris Mayer shared a luncheon.
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I. H. T. Club
Florence Cook
Lucile Fiske
Doris Mayer
Mrs Hyde Hosts Bridge Party For Mrs Stilson Guest
Mrs Hubert Hyde entertained Tuesday evening with four tables of bridge for the pleasure of Mrs Alden Stilson of Long Island New York. Mrs James Fri of New York City was an out of town guest. Trophies for high scores went to Miss Cath erine Spencer and Mrs Edward Sharp, and a guest prize was given Mrs Stilson. During the evening the hostess served a luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Hyde
Alden Stilson
Long Island, N. Y
James Fri
New York City
Catherine Spencer
Edward Sharp
Stilson
Cosmopolitan Club to Meet Friday Evening
The Cosmopolitan club women plan a Friday night gathering with Mrs. Retta Howe on Fort Street. Members are asked to bring their YMCA assessment to the meeting.
Columbus Visit Notes and Local Moves
Mrs Corwin Andrews stays with her sister Mrs Lon Wilcox in Columbus. Mrs Elizabeth Cooley spends a few days in Columbus. W W Whitlatch Mrs Frank Poston and Mrs Mary Kessinger visited in Columbus with Mrs Whitlatch at White Cross hospital on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Adam Scheeler moved from Franklin street to the end property on West Washington street, recently vacated by Mr and Mrs L R Powell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corwin Andrews
Lon Wilcox
Columbus
Elizabeth Cooley
W. W. Whitlatch
Frank Poston
Mary Kessinger
Whitlatch
White Cross Hospital
Adam Scheeler
Franklin Street
West Washington Street
L. R. Powell
Wellsville Police Chief Suspended by Civil Service Board
The Civil Service commission sustained the suspension from office of Chief of Police John H. Fults by Mayor W. J. Fogo. Fults was found guilty of conduct upholding officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsville
Civil Service Commission
John H. Fults
W. JL. Fogo
Fultz
German cabinet formation under Dr Julius Curtius
Dr Julius Curtius, former minister of economics, chosen by President Hindenburg to form a new German cabinet to succeed Wilhelm Marx. An ally of Foreign Minister Stresemann, Curtius aims to unite bourgeois parties while opposing the ultraconservative Volkische.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Curtius
von Hindenburg
Wilhelm Marx
Curtius
Stresemann
Volekische
Court Hous Doings Suits For Money
Simon Brock files suit against Tom Coury owner of Leader restaurant and Purity Ice Cream and Bottling Co of Pomeroy for 400 dollars. Four promissory notes dated February 28 1926 each for 100 dollars signed by Coury. Brock seeks judgment 400 with interest and a payment date. If unpaid creditors request sale of mortgaged property and receivership to protect value.
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Simon Brock
Tom Coury
Leader
Purity Ice Cream and Bottling Company
Pomeroy
Clerk of Courts
Oil Well Drilled on Athens County Home Farm
The Home Oil and Gas company drilled an oil well behind the Athens county children's home barn, expecting about five barrels daily. Sand reached 1 103 feet. future drilling will move 400 feet west. Named investors and officers include Hedges, Robinson, Slaughter, Lueckoff, Alleman, Rosenberg, Littler, Millican, Madison, Dr McLaughlin, Campbell, Holdren, with Hedges as president and W D Robinson as secretary treasurer.
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Home Oil and Gas Company
Athens County Children’s Home
Home Farm
E. Hedges
G. W. Cook
W. D. Robinson and
Ray Slaughter
Herman Lueckoff
Max Alleman
Benny Rosenberg
Thomas Littler
James Millican
William Madison
Paul McLaughlin
Don Campbell
George Holdren
W. D. Robinson
Fred Slaughter
Organization seen as key to world peace, says Lindsay
The organization, Mr. Lindsay intimated, would contribute much to insurance of world peace.
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Lindsay
Mrs J M Knowlton Dies At Albany
Mrs J M Knowlton aged 70 died at 9 30 this morning at her Albany area home due to complications Funeral services will be held at 1 pm Saturday at Hebbardsville Presbyterian Church Burial will follow in the adjoining cemetery She was born near Chase in Alexander township and spent her life around Albany She is survived by her husband a daughter Mrs Stella Davis five grandchildren and a sister Mrs John Carsey of near Jerseyville
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Albany
J. M. Knowlton
Here
Hebbardsville Presbyterian Church
Knowlton
Chase
Alexander Township
Stella Davis
Hebbardsville
John Carsey
Jerseyville
Engineering Society Nominates Officers for Next Semester
The Ohio branch of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers met at Super Hall to nominate officers for the remainder of the school year. Candidates for president include Loran Herbert Clarence Kelch and Asa Myles. vice president nominees are Harold Giesecke and Minola Mariner. Glen Smith will continue as secretary-treasurer, and Prof. A A Atkinson serves as faculty adviser. The next meeting is Wednesday January 19 to consider national office suggestions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
American Institute of Electrical Engineers
Super Hall
Loran Herbert
Clarence Kelch
Asa Myles
Harold Giesecke
Minola Mariner
Glen Smith
Civil Service Ad Seeks Patent Office Junior Examiners
The United States Civil Service Commission announces a shortage of eligibles for junior examiner roles at the Patent Office and will accept applications through January 29.
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Washington, D. C
United States Civil Service Commission
United States Patent Office
Ohio General Assembly backs Legion hospital aid plans
The eighty-seventh general assembly stands behind the American Legion of Ohio in seeking more facilities for the United States Veterans Bureau hospital at Chillicothe and a new three unit hospital for veterans in Northern Ohio.
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Legion Columbius
Eighty-Seventh General Assembly
American Legion of Ohio
United States Veterans Bureau
Chillicothe
Ohio
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Ad Claim Health Benefits
Ad promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable substitute for calomel. It claims the tablets purify skin, brighten eyes, and boost vitality by acting on the liver and bowels and overcoming constipation. Ends with pricing and availability.
Ohio Transit Co Cited To Appear Before Commission
The Ohio Transit company operating a Columbus to Lancaster bus line was cited by the utilities commission to appear January 19 to show why its certificate should not be revoked. The action follows Scioto Valley Traction's complaint alleging unauthorized operation. The Supreme Court had ordered the company to stop using added equipment without consent, which the citation says the company has refused to comply with.
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Columbus
Ohio Transit Company
Lancaster
The
Utilities Commission
Scioto Valley Traction Company
Supreme Court
Dudley Receives Top Commerce Key at University Convocation
Elmer Dudley of Zanesville earned the highest two year grades in the school of commerce and received the Delta Sigma Pi key at yesterday's university convocation. The award is given annually by the commerce fraternity of which Dudley is a member, and Edgar P. Gilmore, head of Delta Sigma Pi, delivered the presentation.
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School of Commerce
Elmer Dudley
Zanesville
Delta Sigma Pi, Commerce Fraternity
Dudley
Edgar P. Gilmore
Henry Marks Fined After Intoxication Test
New York man Henry Marks was fined after claiming he did not know what he was singing when arrested for intoxication.
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New York
Henry Marks
Edna Purviance Removal Sought From Chaplin Payroll
Attorneys for Mrs. Charlie Chaplin moved to remove Edna Purviance from the Chaplin payroll. Purviance, in Paris, receives 250 dollars weekly despite not appearing in Chaplin films since 1923.
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Edna Los Angeles
Charlie Chaplin
Edna Purviance
Chaplin
Miss Purviance
Paris
France
Citizenship Granted to Ten in Athens Naturalization
A local Athens Common Pleas Court naturalization ceremony granted citizenship to ten applicants nine from Austria-Hungary and one from Finland among seventeen total. Four applications were continued and three dismissed with Judge L G Worstell presiding without federal supervision.
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L. G. Worstell
Common Pleas
United States
Austria-Hungary
Finland
City Federation of Women's Clubs
Worstell
George Monda
the Plains
Waleniz Bulenda
Jacksonville
Joe Palla
Glouster
James Handa
Millfield
Frank Spira
Murray City
Martin Varadie
Poston
John Kasgonhyl, Sr
Mields
John Haszonyl, Jr
Alex Fagarossy
Jenny Kytta
Bowling Green Shooting After Poker Game
Pat Mc Cain is in serious condition from gunshot wounds after an altercation following a poker game. Officials seek Harry Thomas on a charge of firing the shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowling Green
Pat McCain
Harry Thomas
Hereford Man Discovers Hidden Cash Before Foreclosure
David Marwell of Hereford England unearthed a tin box from his garden containing $5,800 shortly before his home mortgage foreclosure date. The find occurred days prior to the foreclosure proceeding.
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David Marwell
Hereford
Eng
Dr Mardis Reaches Home After Legislative Honor
Dr Mardis K Mardis a member of the state house of representatives returns home until Monday as the legislature adjourns He has been honored by being named chairman of the public schools committee and serves on the nations committee mines judiciary and building and loans He may send three copies of the journal to the Athens library schools superintendent and the Athens Messenger
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8. K. Mardis
House of Representatives
Mardis
Fee On
Committee On
Nation
Committee On Mines
Committee On Building and Loans
Islature
March
Athens
Athens Messenger
Legion Will Aid Columbus Veterans Loans Plan
The Ohio Legion announces support after General Hines confirms U S veterans bureau will redeem loans made by banks on World War bonus certificates. State Commander Herbert Mooney cites assurance from Hines and bankers that loans will be honored in good faith under the law. Mrs Walter Rowe of Chicago reported her husband hid $750 in a book she donated.
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Columbus
Frank T. Hines
United States Veterans
Legion of Ohio
Herbert Mooney
Ohio Bankers Association
Vet
el Hines
U. & Veterans’ Bureau
Walter Rowe
Chicago
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Bridge Party
Cosmopolitan Club
Marx
England
Kenneth Lindsay
Oxford University
Labor Party
Ohio University
Fine Arts Hall
Mr. Lindsay
Ramsey McDonald
Workers’ Traveling Association
Europe
Norway
Germany
Great Britain
Oxford
Engineering Society
National Office
Hreatest
Pene
Prince Kuang
Shantung
China
Confucius
Mohammed Pasha el Bassal
Egypt
Beatrice
Queen Victoria
Isle of Wight
Ohio Transit Co
Dr. Mardis
Legion Will: Aid
Ohio Group
Bankers For
Coats
Tinker Bell Wool
O'Coats
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