Father Owens speaks on Bible as inspired book at St. An
In Nelsonville Father Owens, at St. Annes church, argues the Bible is the widely inspired book and discusses three attitudes toward scripture, noting its value for teaching and correction while stressing it is not essential for salvation. He traces religious history from Eden through Jewish and Christian eras. Also mentions a local play benefiting Doanville.
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Nelsonville
St. An
Owens
Father Wens
Father Owen
Church of Christ
Garden of Eden
Christ
Good Reading Emphasized By Local Minister
Nelsonville observed Good Literature Day at the Methodist church with Rev. E Morrell inviting Rev. L G Matheny to speak on reading. Matheny urged constant reading as essential, citing his own sixty eight year reader habit and the value of newspapers, magazines, and books in shaping public sentiment and knowledge.
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Nelsonville
Ie Methodist
Orning
E. Morrell
L. Gatheny
Matheny
Maeny
Fed
Young People to Stage The Bottle Play in Nelsonville
The Presbyterian church in Nelsonville presents The Bottle a Margaret T Apheirth play of medical work in India by young actors at Stuart's Opera House on February 14 15 The story follows Barbara Lane a college graduate as its central character and begins in a college setting
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Elizabeth Smith
Rebecca Sharp
Betty Wolf
Eula Scheeler
India
Doanville
Nelsonville
Margaret T. Apheirth
Presbyterian Arch
Stuart's Opera House
Barbara Lane
Powells Announce Birth of Daughter in Nelsonville
Nelsonville report says Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Powell of Brighton Mass welcomed a daughter named Sarah Eugenia on January 15 at their home. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. L R Powell of this city.
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Nelsonville
Ralph Powell
Brighton
Mass
Sarah Eugenia
Funeral Services Held for Thomas Williams at Nelsonville
The Reverend Yost of Murray City assisted by the Reverend E. L. Morrell conducted the funeral at the Methodist church in Nelsonville on Saturday afternoon. Mrs. B. F. LeFever Mrs. Elmer Bay and Mrs. Henry Lancaster sang Lead Kindly Light Going Down the Valley and Abide With Me.
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Nelsonville
Yost
Murray City
E. L. Morrell
Thomas Williams
B. FE. LeFever
Elmer Bay
Henry Lancaster
Nelsonville Sees Second Semester Start
Nelsonville schools opened the second half of the term this morning after final tests last week. Grade cards showing student standings will be distributed this week.
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Nelsonville
Wallace jailed for $50 fine after intoxication plea
Nelsonville report says Over ton Wallace was jailed pending payment of a $50 fine and costs after pleading guilty to intoxication. William Birtcher of Kimberly also paid fines and costs after pleading guilty to an intoxication charge in the same session with Mayor L. J. Eberle overseeing.
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Nelsonville
Initiation Ceremonies Held by Jr. O. U. A. M. at Haydenville
G D Evener Andy Wolf C C Ervin Mat Adkins and John Bennett attended initiation ceremonies at the Jr O U A M hall in Haydenville Saturday night. A class of thirty two took the obligation with state organizer W A Clark Urbana and state representative Homer Laisure present along with Columbus Logan attendees.
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Nelsonville
G. D. Evener
Andy Wolf
C. C. Ervin
Mat Adkins
John Bennett
Haydenville
W. A. Clark
Urbana
Homer Laisure
Columbus
Logan
Roegge Pleads Not Guilty in Liquor Charge
Nelsonville January 17 Raymond Roegge pleaded not guilty at arraignment before Mayor Eberle on a charge of furnishing intoxicating liquor to James Shivers. A hearing is scheduled for 6 30 o clock Thursday evening.
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Nelsonville
Raymond Roegge
Eberle
James Shivers
Hyperion club social notes in Nelsonville event at Wood home
Athens description by Mrs Julius Fischer and solos by Mrs Ralph Parks opened the Hyperion club annual business and social meeting at Mrs John V Wood’s West Washington street home. Guests included Mrs James Fri of New York City and Mrs Alden Stilson of Long Island. Officers elected include President Mrs C H Bartlett and several vice presidents secretaries treasurer librarian and committee members.
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Athens
Greece
Julius Fischer
Ralph Parks
Hyperion Club
John V. Wood
West Washington Street
James Fri
New York City
Alden Stilson
Long Island
N. Y
C. H. Bartlett
Francesa Scott
W. H. Parks
Joe B. Davis
W. L. Hudson
James Knight
L. J. Eberle
C. J. Barteis
H. D. Krieg
Hubert Hyde
Stacy Sharp
E. B. Acomb
Carl Jewett
Mary E. Kessinger
J. D. Adamson
Cecil Shafer
Faithful Martha Class Meets at Church Tonight
The Faithful Martha class of the M. FP. Sunday school holds its monthly meeting at the church this evening at seven.
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Martha
M. FP
Local families visit relatives over weekend
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Klein of Columbus visited their parents to end the week. Mrs. C. H. Martin spent the latter part of the week in Marysville as guest of her sister Mrs. R. C. Graham.
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Carl Klein
Columbus
C. H. Martin
Marysville
R. Cc. Graham
Musterole Cold Tablets Promotion
An old Musterole Cold Tablets ad touts a chocolate coated tablet for quick relief from head colds without griping or head buzz. Prepared by the Musterole Company of Cleveland, the ad urges keeping the product handy and notes it is sold by all druggists for 35 cents.
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Musterole Company
Cleveland
Columbus visits and hometown gatherings noted
Ed Crouse and wife spent Sunday in Columbus. Mrs. George Baynham and daughter Virginia of Columbus visited Murray City and Nelsonville. Several residents including T J Davis Don Davis Helen Sharp Jeff Bowers W W Whitlatch and daughter Pauline, Harold Smith Frank Tedrow Ed Rosser E E Schloss Ruth Hyde and others were seen in Columbus or nearby towns over the weekend and at a basketball game in Athens.
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Ed Crouse
Columbus
George Baynham
Virginia
Murray City
Nelsonville
T. J. Davis
Don Davis
Helen Sharp
Delaware
James Sharp
Jeff Bowers
W. W. Whitlatch
Pauline
Ed Rosser
E. E. Schloss
Athens
Ruth Hyde
Ohio Wesleyan
J. M. Hyde
E. J. Cable
Ed Dean
W. L. Jones
W. S. Rhodes
Billy
Old Schoolhouse of Mary and Her Lamb Reused by Ford
Sudbury Massachusetts January 17 United Press Henry Ford personally directed the return of the Mary and Her Lamb schoolhouse to America’s education system. The landmark, moved from Sterling twenty three miles away, joined New England antiques near the Wayside Inn. Sixteen children arrived by two buses despite snow to welcome the site. No lambs joined the program though several sheep were present to illustrate Ford’s plan to prove sheep can be raised.
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Sudbury
Mass
United Press
Mary
America
Henry Ford
Sterling
New England
Wayside
Ford
Little School Reopens with Children Marking Postwar Return
In New England and elsewhere the bell once used to summon Mary to school now calls sixteen children to study for the first time since before the Civil War. The little schoolroom rings with voices learning the three Rs once more.
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New England
Mary
Senate debates shift to bigger navy fight this week
The appropriations committee will likely report the naval supply bill and Senate debate on a bigger navy is expected to come. The Nicaraguan situation may sidetrack discussion as American warships are involved. A Lausarme treaty vote on Turkey relations is anticipated Tuesday with Muscle Shoals talks continuing today.
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Washington
Appropriations Committee
Senate
Turkey
Husband Rights Asserted In Milwaukee Domestic Case
Mrs Elsa Gehrig complained that her husband swore at her. The police magistrate informed her that he had that right in his own home.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Elsa Gehrig
Increase Your Weight Five Pounds in Thirty Days
Doctors and pharmacists promote McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets to add flesh, appetite, and strength. Although tasting unpleasant, the product is marketed as a painless candy like tablet that claims to fill out the chest cheeks and neck and improve vigor within 30 days. If it fails, Cline's Pharmacy offers money back.
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Cline
McCoy
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Fast Digestion Relief
The ad claims that taking a tablet of Papes Diapepsin instantly relieves indigestion and sour upset stomach with no distress. It guarantees correction of digestion for a few cents per package and asserts the product overcomes stomach trouble.
Interest earnings on workmen's comp funds rise to 15.38 million
Columbus January 17. Interest earnings on workmen's compensation funds held by the state industrial commission total 15 372 876 since October 2 1914 according to statistics by State Auditor Tracy. Assets of the fund stood at 49 959 992 last June 30.
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Columbus
U.R
State Industrial Commission
Tracy
Two Doorways to Kingdom of God Pastor Declares
The Rev. M. E. Charley preached on eternal life from the Gospel of Matthew at First Christian Church last night. He outlined two doors to God’s kingdom—obedience to the ten commandments and repentance leading to forgiveness—contrasting material and moral standards. Tem perance day program set for next Sunday at First M. E. church.
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Jesus
M. EB. Charley
First Christian Church
God
the Redeemer
Father
Charley
M. E. Church
Chatley
Fatnes Medicine Promises Vitality Boost and Safe Treatment
A historical note claims Fatnes Medicine strengthens the body without harmful drugs. It states the remedy was prescribed for Rev. Father O'Brien of Lowell in 1866 and has been used for years with guaranteed safety.
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John
Father O'Brien
Lowell
Mass
Dog Licenses Due Before Wednesday Night
County Auditor Fred Cornwell urged owners to purchase dog licenses by Wednesday evening to avoid a one dollar fine. He estimated about 6,500 licenses are needed based on past years, noting that fewer than half have been bought so far. State law imposes a $25 penalty for harboring an unlicensed dog.
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Fred Cornwell
Cornwell
County Board delays action on Green Law requests
Delegations from the county appeared before the board of commissioners seeking action under the Green law. The commissioners indicated awaiting Ohio legislature action, and the motion was postponed.
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Board of Commissioners
Ohio
Eight of Chicago’s Sons Concert Dismissed Over Piano Pickup
Eight sons gathered in Chicago for a concert but were dismissed after the piano they tracked had to be sent away. The incident halted the performance and disrupted the audience.
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Chicago
Chicago man returns to work after time theft case
A Chicago man named George Elberg faced a theft allegation but within a year he found employment with nearly every employer he approached. The report notes his rapid reemployment pattern amid ongoing case details.
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Chicago
George Elberg
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