Columbus Attendance Ties to Regional Business Trip Pack
Nelsonville and Detroit visitors report business in Michigan and Ohio. J. I. Murphy and Mr. Murphy’s wife travel to Columbus for several days. J. C. Pickett, T. C. Green, Ray Linscott, and Dr. C. E. Welch also engage in trips to Columbus and nearby cities. Charles Baird and John Baird spent Tuesday in Columbus on business.
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E. R. Lama
Detroit
Michigan
J. I. Murphy
Columbus
J. C. Pickett
T. C. Green
Logan
Ray Linscott
Flint
C. E. Welch
Ohio Good Roads Association
Deshler
Charles Baird
John Baird
McKee Funeral Held Here Burial at Greenlawn
Funeral services were held for A. M. McKee on Monday. He was in his sixty first year and was buried at Greenlawn cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. McKee
Greenlawn
Mr. McKee
Mayor Court Fines Two For Profane Language
Laura McCollister and Luella Erb each drew fines of five dollars plus costs from Mayor Barrows on Tuesday for using profane language.
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Laura McCollister
Luella Erb
Barrows
Local business visitors travel in Ohio towns
Harry Edington and Sam Hanley of Columbus visited Athens on Tuesday. C. W. Juniper and Clarence Juniper also traveled to Columbus for business on Tuesday. Mrs. Ida Haning returned to Columbus on Tuesday after attending a death in the Juniper family, that of her father Mr. A. J. Juniper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Edington
Sam Hanley
Columbus
Athens
C. W. Juniper
Clarence Juniper
Ida Haning
Colmbus
A. J. Juniper
Rebekahs Install Lodge Officers After Meeting
Last evening Mrs Clara Hell yer acted as installing officer for the Rebekah lodge officers named Noble Grand Sylvia Newton Right Support Clara Hellyer Left Support Gertie Werz Vice Grand Anna Pospichael etc. The ceremony included an installation lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekahs
Clara Hellyer
Rebekah Lodge
Noble
Sylvia Newton
Gertie Werz
Anna Pospichael
Belle McMara
Forrest Nichols
Minnie Werz
Nellie Nichols
Lena Snowden
Ethel Huffman
Sadie Nixon
Violet Kepler
Emily Stevenson
Eliza Smith
Ellen Ervin
Martha Davis
Ida Ruflick
Lizzie Austin
Funeral of John Lowden at Methodist Church
A large crowd attended funeral services Tuesday afternoon at the Methodist church for John Lowden. Rev. Arthur M. Mann conducted the service. Floral tributes reflected his prominence, and burial followed at Greenlawn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
John Lowden
Arthur M. Mann
Still Growing Audience Draws Larger Nightly Crowd
Still Growing attracted a larger audience last night than the previous evening, signaling rising interest and steady turnout. The crowd appeared sizable with visible attendance gains noted by observers and organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pervious
Evangelistic Meetings Stir Audience as Music Leads
The Christian church hosts evangelistic meetings with an infant orchestra expected to grow into a strong worship element. Pastor Cr Johnson preaches a stirring sermon on Natural and Revealed Religion. Miss White sings Open Mine Eyes as part of a noted musical program drawing attentive crowds.
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Christian Church
Cr. Johnson
Miss White
Mrs Horton Hosts Social Evening At Home
Mrs John Horton entertained honoring her mother Mrs Anna Levering with a social evening Thursday night. A luncheon followed for guests including Mesdames Bean Huddy Siebert Frank Evans Hall Warrington Price Barnes Leah Siebert Sommers Patton E Horton Woolery Spray Silecott Dowler Cline W Evans Ball Mourne of Athens and Misses Hanna Evans Florence Horton Edna Patton Harry Ball and Ralph Higgins.
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John Horton
Anna Levering
Mesdames Bean
Huddy
Siebert
Frank Evans
Hall
Warrington
Price
Barnes
Leah Siebert
Sommers
Patton
E. Horton
Woolery
Spray Silecott
Dowler
Cline
W. Evans
Ball
Classified ads for sale and notices in Nelsonville
Classified ads announce a chiffoniere for sale at Bell 857, a found ladies purse to claim by owner, and a bone coal delivery offer at 3.00 per ton with minimum 2 tons, 4 tons preferred, from Ray Shafer The Plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third St
Nelsonville
Ray Shafer
the Plains
Dance K of P Hall Friday Night Jazz Orchestra
An Owls Hall program lists shows on Friday January 23 featuring Showalter's Jazz Orchestra and a prize waltz. The following night January 24 offers good music and dancing floors with admission terms noting the right to accept or reject any parties and entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Hall
Showalter’s Jazz Orchestra
Mayor Davis Improves Slightly After Illness
Cleveland Ohio January 21 Mayor Harry L Davis was reported slightly better as his temperature fell from 104 to 101 though his physician said he remains seriously ill with bronchitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis Setter
Cleveland
Harry L. Davis
Cincinnati Man Dies From Wood Alcohol Poisoning
Clifford O'Neil aged 30 dies from wood alcohol poisoning in Cincinnati. Friends report he drank the poison believing it to be a cold remedy, marking the city's first known victim of such poisoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati, O
Clifford O'Neil
Cincinnati
O'Neil
Heavy rains push Hocking River toward flood levels
A heavy rain worsens river conditions as ground stays frozen. Water runoff rapidly raises streams toward banks with the Hocking River rising three to four feet in a day or two. Large ice flows are breaking up today.
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Hocking
Prohibition stubbornness sparks end‑time doubts in city
A subscriber argues the world won’t end soon because Isaiah’s imagery of lions and lambs differs from local behavior. He cites a sick neighbor and an icy episode where neighbors did not assist the invalid’s wife, using the incident to claim people still lack helpful spirit and a long window to enjoy prohibition.
Bowling Fans Hold First Messenger Contest Victory by 72 Pins
Bowling fans in the Messenger area held their first contest last night. The Preston team, with Lamborn 190 137 79 and Ramsey 136 1445 414, topped opponents 72 pins. Other scores include Cokonough 153 126 102 and Dew 145 176 156.
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the Messenger
F. L. Preston Co
Preston
Lamborn
Ramsey
Cokonough
Dew
Daily Messenger
Veitch
Bolton
Shirley
Barnes
McKay
Owen Eenee
Bowling duel yields high scores for Oldfield and Baker
Hammy Oldfield and Eddie Baker posted four game totals that reached 240 and 246 respectively. Baker averaged 209 across four games while Oldfield averaged 204.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammy Oldfield
Eddie Baker
Baker
Oldfield
Hammy
Athens Humane Society Spends on Bird Feed
The Athens county Humane Society has expended 5.25 dollars for feed in recent weeks to feed town birds. Humane officer Roach stated today the feed is spread daily for the winged creatures.
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Athens County Humane Society
Roach
Messenger Team Challenges Bowling Rival in Athens
The Messenger bowling squad challenged any rival in Athens after a slow start last night. A player said momentum should come in another game as the team eyes improvement and a stronger showing.
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Athens
F Hunter Sues for 1500 in Gambling Losses
In Chillicothe 8S F Hunter files a petition seeking $1500 from rivals he gambled with, claiming losses incurred over the past weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chillicothe
F. Hunter
Hancock Athens Game Sparks Ticket Backup Plan
Excitement surrounds the Hancock Athens game this evening. Season tickets do not apply to these games, requiring separate tickets for the second game of the series.
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Hancock-Athens
Perfume Spill at Cline Pharmacy Closes Aisles
A clerk accidentally caused a shelf collapse at Cline Pharmacy when bottles of perfume shattered on the floor. The incident spilled scent across the area, but no customers were charged for the loss. the store bears the cost of the damage.
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Cline
Superintendent Morgan invited to speak before Buffalo scouts
Supt. Morgan received an invitation yesterday to address a large Boy Scout gathering in Buffalo New York but could not attend due to his duties here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supt. Morgan
Buffalo
N. Y
State Building and Loan Co. Praised by Thousands
State Building and Loan Co earns high regard for safety, fair dealing, and prompt service. It offers quality loans on homes and farms with competent appraisers, fair interest on deposits, fair loan rates, and 6 percent certificates of deposit with semiannual interest checks. Located at Rankin Building, 22 West Gay Street, Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Building and Loan Co
Rankin Bldg
West
Gay St
Columbus
Andrews Briefly Sees Daughter's Goiter Operation
L R Andrews left for Columbus to be with Miss Florence Andrews at Grant Hospital as her goiter operation is performed. Flor ence and her mother traveled to the hospital last Friday with doctors expecting the operation to proceed today. A Glouster Sportsmen Club meeting is set for Thursday in Gibbs hall to elect officers and review past work. The club advocates strict game-law enforcement and has a large, active membership with low annual dues.
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L. R. Andrews
Columbus
Grant Hospital
Florence
Miss Andrews
Mr. Andrews
Glouster Sportsmen Club
Gibbs Hall
Professor Thompson to discuss extension classes at Glouster
Prof Thompson of Ohio University will speak at Glouster high school Thursday at 5 30 to organize extension classes under the Normal College. Four credits will be awarded two thirds of spring term Athens costs and work done at home saves at least 100 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Ohio University
Glouster High School
Normal College of the University
Athens
Athens Attorney Monitors Red Cross Matters at Rose Office
Attorney M D Hughes of Athens is at the office of Geo W Rose this afternoon handling Red Cross matters. Hughes plans to stay until about 7 30 tonight.
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M. D. Hughes
Athens
Geo. W. Rose
Red Cross
Hughes
Mrs Hermey Guests Of Corning Relative
Mrs. Wm Hermey of Corning visited her mother Mrs Mary Hatfield for two days Tuesday and Wednesday staying at the Hatfield home.
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Wm. Hermey of
Corning
Mary Hatfield
Mrs Deborah Lewis Visits Columbus For Short Stay
Mrs. Deborah Lewis of Columbus is spending a few days with friends in this city, enjoying a brief visit and social engagements during her stay.
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Deborah Lewis
Columbus
Funeral services for Henry Kellner at Holy Cross Church
The funeral of the late Henry Kellner of Jacksonville will be held at Holy Cross church Thursday morning at 9 o'clock with Rev Fr Schaefer officiating. Services will be in charge of the Knights of Columbus, of which the deceased was a member, and Kellner was also a member of the Holy Name Society of the local parish.
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Henry Kellner
Jacksonville
Holy Cross Church
Fr. Schaefer
Knights of Columbus
Kellner
Holy Name Society
Birthday Dinner Honoring Miss Carrie of Columbus
Mrs Ruth Grissett attended a birthday dinner hosted by Mrs Bessie Rowan at her Paris home on Sunday in honor of Mrs Rowan’s daughter Miss Carrie of Columbus. Mrs CO A Brawley and her Amesville family joined relatives and friends for the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Grissett
Bessie Rowan
Paris
Local Health Updates and Church Meeting Tonight
John Hartman of Modoc was taken to Grant hospital in Columbus for treatment this morning by Dr. Von Scheele of Jacksonville. His condition is extremely serious. Mrs Nannie Davidson and Mrs Gladys Olney were called out of town on account of the illness of her son Birt Davidson. Andrew Murray remains under a physician’s care with hope for recovery. Mrs Ethel Riley is in the capital city and plans to return soon. Mrs Lina McCarter is on the sick list though the illness is not yet described. A church meeting is scheduled tonight with the pastor urging attendance and urging late arrivals to come anyway.
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John Hartman
Modoc
Grant Hospital
Columbus
von Scheele
Jacksonville
Nannie Davidson
Gladys Olney
Birt Davidson
Andrew Murray
Lina McCarter
Wife of Fleischmann Divorced in Cincinnati Settlement
Mrs. Lily Fleischmann was granted a divorce from Julius Fleischmann former Cincinnati mayor. She receives 25 600 a year alimony and the Eastern Point Connecticut summer home. He agrees to provide his two children their share of the estate and a large settlement between 1 900 000 and 2 000 000. Mrs. Fleischmann named the possible second wife as Mrs Hemenway and cited attorney George B. Lester in New York.
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Julius Fleischmann
Cincinnati, CO
Lily Fleischmann
Cincinnati
Fleischmann
Eastern Point Conn
Masons Celebrate Washington Lodge 164 Centennial
Three hundred Masons from Ohio western Pennsylvania and West Virginia gathered in Washington Pennsylvania to mark the 100th anniversary of Washington lodge 164 F. A. and A. M. with solemn rites and fellowship.
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Washington, Pa
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Washington Lodge 164
Gompers Accused of Courting Extremist Favor
Washington January 21 Samuel Gompers faced charges that he sought support from extreme radicals in opposing pending sedition legislation. Senator Sterling of South Dakota, author of the measure, cited arrests and imprisonment of Gompers associates for crime and murder in recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Samuel Gompers
Sterling
South Dakota
Senate
Gompers
Disabled Powhatan towed toward Halifax after malfunction
Wireless messages from Charleston navy yard report the disabled transport Powhatan 320 miles south of Halifax in tow by Western Coast. About 271 passengers may be transferred to the army transport Northern Pacific, which will head to New York, expected Thursday. Destroyers O'Leary and Sharkey standby as weather moderates.
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Boston
Charleston Navy Yard
Halifax
Western Coast
Navy Yard
New York
Navy
O'Leary
Sharkey
Canton Mayor Orders Immediate Police Action on Gambling
Canton Ohio January 21 Mayor Herman R. declared gambling and vice rampant and summoned the entire police force. He ordered strict reforms with full cooperation from Safety Director Ankefer and Police Chief Gauchat, warning that any officer failing to perform duties would be discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton, O
Canton
Herman R
Ankefer
Gauchat
Kinney Committed to Athens State Hospital
Rev Bill Kinney of Chillicothe was brought to Athens to be committed to the Athens State hospital after a probate court arraignment in Chillicothe. A small mob gathered as Kinney was escorted to the jail and then to the asylum by Jailer Trego and Assistant E Talbott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Kinney
Chillicothe
Athens
Athens State Hospital
Kinney
Ross County
Trego
E. Talbott
Northwest Seattle round up targets union and revolutionary groups
Federal and city authorities arrested nearly four hundred suspects in Seattle during the last twenty four hours. Forty eight were detained for deportation on telegraphic warrants and more than sixty remain in custody pending investigation of their activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Union of Russian Workers
The
Communist Party and
Allied Revolutionary Organizations
Steubenville Man Sentenced in Interstate Theft Case
G R Michaels of Steubenville was sentenced by a Federal Judge in Atlanta to one year and one day in a federal prison for stealing from an interstate shipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Columbus
G. R. 1Chaels
Steubenville
Dentists seek divorce after shared office splits
Dr Guy Numbers and his wife, both dentists, occupy the same office but will not continue working together. They are pursuing a divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Guy Numbers
West Virginia Clothiers Meet in Huntington Session Opens
The third annual convention of the West Virginia Retail Clothiers Association opened at the Frederick Hotel in Huntington on Tuesday for a two day session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clothiers
Huntington
W. VA
The
West Virginia Retail Clothiers Association
Frederick Hotel
Multiple Real Estate Bargains In Town Listings
For sale items include a double dwelling on Chestnut Street with a 560 by 100 lot and a new garage at the back, a three room dwelling on Back Street for 800 dollars, a store building on Poplar Street, and a double dwelling with modern conveniences offered separately or together. Also listed is a Fayette Street property opposite the high school, a business block in central Nelsonville, a 16 room frame dwelling on Poplar Street, and a lot with two business buildings sized 52 by 120 on West Columbus Street.
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Chestnut Street
Back Street
Poplar Street
Fayette Street
Nelsonville
West Columbus Street
Braley Divorce Action Filed in New York
Mrs Marcia Rubincam Braley files for divorce from Berton Braley poet and author. Papers ordered sealed. The couple wed aboard the Ford peace ship Oscar II before its December 1915 Europe voyage. both were members of the Ford party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marcia Rubincam Braley
Berton Braley
Braleys
Europe
Ford Party
Exchange Going Down as Foreign Currencies Slip
New York January 21 opening shows sterling, francs and lire at record lows. Demand sterling opened at 3.62 3 4, down 2 1 2 from its low, francs at 11.97 off 17 centimes, and lire at 14.07 down 28 centimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sterling
Frances
Lire
Oklahoma City Patrons Try Patented Ham Cure Drink
In Oklahoma City a new intoxicant draws local imbibers who sample a liquid patent cure claimed to assist ham curing. The item appears as a novelty beverage linked to curing meat processes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Okla
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