Installation Of Officers Held By Woman's Relief Corps
Nelsonville reports the annual installation of officers by the Woman's Relief Corps at the I O O F Hall after a chicken dinner for twenty. Installed officers include Phoebe Alements as president and Della McMaster as installing officer with several positions still to be installed due to illness.
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Nelsonville
Woman’s Relief Corps
I. O. O. F. Hall
Della McMaster
Phoebe Alements
Florence Whitmore
Della Pidcock
May Kep- Yar
Gertrude Pen- Syl
Alice Dresher
Ellen Stenrod
Kate Harrold
Trier
Adda James
Chapl In
Billa Anderson
Ellan Patton
Mable ‘Bois
Mary Willis
Findlay
Ohio
E. M. Poston
Columbus
Cora Poston
New Theatre Booths Installed After Fire Ruins Ma jestic
Nelsonville reports the Majestic Theatre replacing ruined film projectors with two new Simplex projectors and updated safety devices. Manager Steenrod says the theater should reopen this evening after last Friday’s blaze damaged the prior equipment.
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Nelsonville
Majestic Theatre
Steenrod
Funeral services for John Magh at home near Buchtel
Funeral services for John Magh, who died Saturday morning, will be held Friday at 1 PM at the family residence near Buchtel. The Rev. C. W. Hoffman of the Methodist Church will officiate. Burial will follow at Greenlawn Cemetery.
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Nelsonville
John Magh
Buchtel
C. W. Hoffman
Methodist Church
Greenlawn
Funeral Held For John Shumaker Aged 83 In Nelsonville
Ed, Clint and Donald Shafer attended the funeral of their uncle John Shumaker 83 in Nelsonville. He was the last surviving Shumaker brother of the late Mrs. George Shafer. Rev. Lloyd Evans presided at the Presbyterian service. Burial followed at Carleton cemetery near Porkeroy.
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Nelsonville
Clint
Donald Shafer
Pratts Fork
John Shumaker
Shumaker
George Shafer
Lloyd Evans
Rebekah Lodge Installs New Officers in Nelsonville
Nelsonville reports installation of lodge officers at Tuesday evening meeting led by Past Noble Grand Ida Auflick and Noble Grand Flossie Crawford. New roles include recording secretary listed as e din, and financial secretary Eliza Smith with Emma Stevenson as treasurer. Other officers include Etta Reynolds conductor Bea Henshaw chaplain Printe Frank R to N G Imelda Smith and Bertha Willis R S to V G, Ellen Ervin as guard.
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Nelsonville
Rebekah Lodge
Noble Grand
Ida Auflick
Flossie Crawford
Apres Avis
Edin
Eliza Smith
Emma Stevenson
Etta Reynolds
Bea Henshaw
Printe Frank
N. G
Imélda Smith
Bertha Willis
R. S
V.G
Mrs. Auflick
Ellen Ervin
P.T.A. Meeting Friday Evening With Parental Education Talk
West Side P T A will convene at 7 30 Friday night in the school building. Mrs Milo Kimball district chairman of parental education will organize a study group in parental education and lead a round table on the subject Anger.
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West Side Parent-Teacher Association
Milo Kimball
Parent-Teacher Association
Mechem Elected Head of Nelsonville Merchants
C. S. Mechem was elected president of the Nelsonville Retail Merchants Association at a Y M C A meeting. Other officers named include Vice-president J. D. Adamson, secretary W. L. Cooley, and treasurer H. W. Shafer. The annual meeting was postponed due to the flu epidemic.
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Nelsonville
C. S
Social notes from Troya and Columbus visits and meetings
Mrs. D. G. Caudy returns to Troya after weeks with her mother Mrs. Mary McCarty. Columbus visits include Mrs. Caudy with Miss Julia Nichols, and Charles Weltzheimer with his parents. Mrs. L. D. Johnson attends tea in Columbus and a D A R luncheon for Mrs. Myers Cooper. Elizabeth Zane Dew Chapter D A R to meet January 19 at 2 30 p m at the American Legion Building for Ellis Island box items.
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D. G. Caudy
Troya
W. Va
Mary McCarty
Caudy
Julia Nichols
Columbus
Charles Weltzheimer
C. E. Weltzheimer
L. D. Johnson
Orrin Thacker
Johnson
Mac Poston
Deshler-Wallick
D.A. R
Myers Cooper
J. L
Elizabeth Zane Dew
Daughters of American Revolution
American Legion
Ellis Island
C. C. Barker
Raceland
W. G. Rice
Winchester
Robert Hustnefeld
Blacksmith John Hopkins Dies After Flu Battle
John Hopkins 47 of Murray City died at White Cross Hospital Columbus after several weeks with influenza and complications from an operation. He worked as a blacksmith at Mine No. 5 in Murray City. The body lies at Stout's Mortuary and will be moved to his residence. Survived by wife, one son, one daughter. another daughter had died months earlier. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Nelsonville
John Hopkins
Murray City
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Stout's
Hopkins
Mine No. 5
Biggest Day Tonnage Reported In Valleys Mines
In Nelsonville on January 17, the largest daily output since mines reopened in the Hocking and Sunday Creek Valleys totaled about 18,120 tons. Corning yards loaded 200 cars about 12,600 tons while Nelsonville yards sent 102 cars about 6,120 tons.
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Nelsonville
Hocking
Sunday Creek
Corning
Prayer meeting set by The King's Men in Nelsonville
The King's Men will hold their Friday night prayer meeting at Clint Patton's home on Chestnut Street at 7 o'clock. All men are welcome to attend this service announced for January 17 in Nelsonville.
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Nelsonville
King’s Men
Clint Patton
Chestnut Street
Coolville Lodge Set for Installation Night
The Independent Order of Odd Fellows in Coolville plans its annual installation of officers Friday night. A. H. Brooks, district deputy Grand Master, will lead the event with J. H. Rice, C. V. Strawn, Chalmer Nicholson, P. E. Droz and Dr. D. Scott Allen assisting. J. A. Palmer, initiated 52 years ago, will accompany the delegation.
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Independent Order of Odd Fellows of
Coolville
Athens County
A. H .Brooks
J. H. Rice
C. V. Strawn
Chalmer Nicholson
P. E. Droz
D. Scott Allen
J. A. Palmer
Salvation Army Control Shifts as Booths Face Court Action
In Sunbury on Thames England on January 17 the reform group led by Commander Evangeline Booth gained control of the Salvation Army after a vote of unfitness against General Bramwell Booth. Court action may be needed to appoint a new commander.
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Sunbury-On-Thames
England
U.R
Reform Group
Evangeline Booth
Salvation Army
Bramwell Booth
High Council
Dave's Mentha-Pepsin Elixir Promises Quick Digestion Relief
An old advertisement declares a tablespoonful of Dave's Mentha-Pepsin cures gas, chest pressure, and short breaths within ten minutes. It claims the elixir ends indigestion whether acute or chronic and offers a money back guarantee through all druggists.
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Dave
Dare
63 to 8 Vote Forces Change at Army Command
In a decisive 63 to 8 vote, General Booth loses control of the Army, succeeding him, after 1912 succession by his father, with 48 votes required to remove him from command.
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Booth
County Office Improvements Near Complete in Athens County
The Athens County surveyor’s office renovation nears completion. The partition to the waiting area has been removed enlarging space for the office and drafting room. A new desk drawing table stove and metal filing case will be added later. The work is overseen by the County Board of Commissioners and J W Wilson.
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Athens County Surveyor
Athena County Board of Commissioners
J. W. Wilson
Mrs. Babe Ruth to be Buried in Boston Today
Relatives accept second autopsy findings that Mrs. Babe Ruth died in a fire at Dr Edward Kinder's home in South Boston. Medical examiner Dr George Magrath ruled no poisoning and the district attorney said the case is closed for now.
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Boston
U.P
Babe” Ruth
Edward H. Kinder
George B. Magrath
Robert T. Bushnell
Fire damages total in Cline Building on Court Street
Fire on Wednesday morning caused 83,600 in stock and property damage in the Cline Building on Court Street. B and B Bookstore suffered 2,500 and Cline Drugstore 601 in losses. Ezra McVay and J B Dulmage reported the fire started in the room under the bookstore. alarm was turned in at 3:20 a m.
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Cline
Court Street
B and B
J. B. Dulmage
Ezra McVay
Cline Ice Cream Company
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Katzenbach Funeral
P.T. A
Mechem
Hospital At
H. Bartlett
Coolville Lodge
LINDY
Charles Lindbergh
City of Columbus
Philadelphia Navy Yard
New York
Charles A. Goodfellow
Lucky
George M. Cohan
America
National Broadcasting Company
Brosduey
Brosieey
the American Tobacco Co
International Commission of Experts
Europe
J. P. Morgan
Owen D. Young
General Electric Company
Loss& Court Street
Blaze
Hoodlett
the Mutual
M. M. Kerr
Charles P. Kircher
T. N. Hoover
J. J. Sisler
M. D. Hughes
Mechenn
Cordovan
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