Increased Interest in Dunlop Meetings Draws Crowds
Big crowds fill the Dunlop Meetings at Elsonville each night with a climax Sunday. Dr H P Dunlop delivers hot shots on sin and salvation while the Near East Relief fund reaches 1477 dollars under treasurer I R Kelch at Citizens Bank. Tonight 7 to 8 30 P M promises a red letter night with sermon Jesus a Friend of Sinners as many convert. Mrs Dunlop gains favor through personal and choir work as nightly duets become a feature.
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Dunlop
H. P. Dunlop
I. R. Kelch
Citizens Bank
Jesus
Christ
The Second Largest Crowd Fills Church Meeting Night
A Christian Church service drew a large audience with visitors from Athens. Pastor Oakley preached a mighty sermon on the broken Letter. Four confessions were heard and baptism was administered at the close as the meeting enters its final week.
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Christian Church
Athens
Oakley
Chamber of Commerce Meeting Draws Record Attendance
Last night’s chamber meeting set a local attendance record with strong enthusiasm. A Catholic church dinner, two duets by Mr and Mrs Dunlop, brief remarks by Rev Oakley, and an address on the tax question by Mr W E Peters highlighted the program. The referendum items were discussed and referred to the board of directors for action.
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Chamber of Commerce
Catholic Church
W. E. Peters
Peters
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Return from Hospital for Lawrence Howard Operation
Lawrence Howard returns home after a successful operation on adenoids and tonsils at Copeland Hospital. He recovers with family support and doctors monitoring his progress.
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Lawrence Howard
The
Copeland
Mother Kidnaps Own Baby From Chicago Hospital
Norma Maxine Brooke a baby from Thayer Indiana was taken by her mother L V Brooke from a Chicago hospital in a suitcase lowered from a window. The child’s parents accuse hospital staff of refusing discharge until a bill was paid prompting the kidnapping plan.
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Chicago
Norma Maxine Brooke
Thayer
Ind
Chengotr Mi
L. V. Brooke
Howe hospital in Athens returns to his home
A patient from Howe hospital in Athens was discharged and returned to his home today, marking a move from medical care to recovery with family support.
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Howe
Athens
Strands Top Goats in Trio Pine-Sized Margin
The Strands defeated the Goats in a three game series by a margin of 206 pins. The Strands invite bowlers from Athens and Gloucester to join future events.
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Athens
Revival services fill Methodist church as choir boosts spirits
The Methodist church revival drew full seating Thursday with the Sunshine Chorus adding cheer. Pastor Paul E Kemper preached on Hell demonstrating vivid proof of the damned and Friday night will feature the 110 member Better Bee Association at the event.
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Methodist Church
Sunshine
H. J. Kurtz
Ministry of Song
Paul E. Kemper
Hell
Betteree Association
Hyperion Club Hosts Ladies Tea With Miss Hattie Baird
Miss Hattie Baird will be hostess to the ladies of the Hyperion Club on Saturday afternoon, inviting members to attend the social gathering at the club.
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Hyperion Club
Hattie Baird
Hell Fire Sermon Draws Large Holiness Crowd
Rev Brown preached on Hell at the International Holiness church drawing an immense crowd. Sixteen were at the altar as the forceful message and lively singing drew many to listen. Mr and Mrs C H Rodabush and their young son are in Columbus today and tomorrow. Mrs J W Wion and Mrs Elza Hellyer attended the funeral of Mrs Pheba Wright in Logan on Thursday. Mrs E M Mortley of Coshocton has returned home after visiting her sister Mrs Elna Knight and family.
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Hell
Rev. Brown
International Holiness Church
C. H. Roddabush
Little Son
Columbus
J. W. Wion
Elza Hellyer
Mary Selby Eyes Removed Reported Favorable
Report from the bedside of Mrs. Mary Selby in Columbus notes the eye removal operation conducted earlier this week at a local hospital shows favorable progress, a reassuring update to friends here.
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Mary Selby
Columbus
Public Forum Letter From a Farmer Near Athens
A farmer near Athens writes in to defend his daughter seeking education and criticizes a local editor and a college seller. He argues for schooling, notes a woman sent to a asylum, and reflects on women leaving home for study. The letter expresses support for education and questions about social norms.
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Messenger
Athens
Berry Moren
Gals and farm visits brighten life at home
A reader describes college girls visiting a farm with Ma and the family, helping with chores and learning home economics. They praise the students, note varied hair, dresses and stockings, and enjoy their company, meals, and shared labor. The writer bets many pleasures come from these young people.
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Mr. Messenger
Jessine
Five Baldwin-Felts Detectives Face Trials in April
In Greenbrier county, trials for five Baldwin-Felts detectives tied to the Matewan slayings and the Testerman Kingsley revolver fight will move from Williamson. The change of venue seeks a fair trial away from Mingo county, as both cases run into scheduling conflicts with related indictments.
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Williamson
W. Va
Baldwin-Felts
C. C. Testerman
Otto Kingsley
Matewan
Greenbrier
Mingo County
Miner May Lose Leg in Accident
Ray Burton of Lathrop, 30, married, was badly injured at the Black Diamond mine when a car jumped the track and pinched him between the car and a post. He suffered a compound fracture. he was treated by Dr. Howard, transported by ambulance to Copeland Howe hospital in Athens and later to a Columbus hospital. Amputation may be necessary.
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Amesville
Ray Burton
Lathrop
Black Diamond Mine
Baughman
Athens
Howard
Copeland Howe
Columbus
First Spring Shower Ends Freezing Stretch
After a cold spell, warm air arrived and opened doors and windows. The thermometer read 41 degrees at seven before rain began.
Athens High Wins Hot Contest Over Huntington High
Athens High beat Huntington High 34 to 16 in a fast game watched by hundreds. Battin and Barnes led for Athens, Wise injured early, and A Sharp exploded with four baskets after subbing for Wise. Troop 1 defeated Troop 2 6 to 0 in the preliminary.
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Athens _High annex
Huntington Hi
River Men
Harry Wilson
Mackiemen
Huntington
A. H
Mackie Machine
Wise
Battin
Barnes
Bolin
E. Sharp
Heberling
A. Sharp
Troop 1
Troop
Athens
I Huntington
Sayre Wisers
Fizer Barnes
C. Fry
Fry
Grover
O. U
Roach
Nye
Canadian official taken Ottawa secretary of state dies
A. L. Sifton secretary of state is dead in Ottawa after a period of illness. He died today from arteriosclerosis.
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Ottawa
Ont
A. L. Sifton
The Nichols Journal Star Reporter At Fifteen
Miss Alice C. Nichols of Liberal Kansas runs and edits The Nichols Journal at age fifteen She began at age nine contributing to a local group called Tin Town which organized as a news source and weekly paper initiative.
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United States
Alice C. Nichols
Liberal
Kan
Nichols Journal
The
Alice
Brothers Lane
Former Ohio Alumni Organize Local Chapter Meeting
Seventy Ohio University alumni gathered in Ewing hall auditorium Thursday evening and elected officers for the coming year. President Mrs. Dollie Hooper Bean, secretary treasurer Julia Cable, and board member T. Watson Craig. Addresses were given by Judges Worstell and Sayre, President E. W. Chubb, professors Atkinson Woodworth Cooper Martzolff, and Mrs. Anna Price. Founder's Day is set for February 18 with a 9:30 a.m. address by Hamilton Holt and a 11:30 alumni luncheon at the Presbyterian church featuring Clyde F. Berry of Akron.
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Ohio University
Ewing Hall Auditorium
Dollie Hooper Bean
Julia Cable
Board of Control
T. Watson Craig
L. G. Worstell
EB. D. Sayre
E. W. Chubb
A. A. Atkinson
EF. C. Woodworth
W. H. Cooper
Anna Price
C. L. Martzolff
Hamilton Holt
New York Independent
The
Presbyterian Church
Clyde F. Berry
Akron
Grove's Iron Tonic Syrup For Children's Health
Protect the children with Grove's Iron Tonic Syrup as a defense against colds grip and influenza. The ad promotes GROVE'S IRON TONIC SYRUP priced at 76 cents for a bottle.
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GROVE
When Women Begin To Lose Youth and Charm
New York author Dr Frederic S Kolle notes nerve tissue vitality affects youth and vivaciousness. He cautions irritability moodiness and despondency as nerves weaken and promotes Bitro-Phosphate dispensed by McKee Drug Co as reviving energy and mental keenness.
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Frederic S. Kolle
New York
McKee Drug Co
Box Social for Local Lodges at Red Men's Hall
Glouster Lodge 1197 L O O M Ladies of Mooseheart Legion 280 and J O O M 61 announce a box social at Red Men's Hall on Wednesday night January 26 1921. All members and families urged to attend. Ladies bring boxes. Signed F E Brown secretary C A Post dictator. 1 20 6
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Glouster Lodge
Mooseheart Legion
Red Men’s Hall
F. E. Brown
C. A. Post
Modern Beauty Mart Set for Chicago Coliseum
Famous beaux from across America will attend the first modern beauty mart at the Chicago Coliseum from February 28 to March 6. The expo showcases arts and secrets that contribute to American beauty.
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Chicago
America
Coliseum
Mrs Mohler Stricken by Mysterious Sleeping Sickness
Berbea Ohio January 21. Mrs J B Mohler has been asleep for five days in Berea of a mysterious sleeping sickness reported by local residents and awaiting medical examination.
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Berbea
J. B. Mohler
Topeka Wolf Pack ing workers appeal wage cut dispute
More than 200 employees of the Wolf Packing Company of Topeka have appealed to the Kansas Court of Industrial Relations to block plant officials from cutting their wages.
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Topeka, Kas
Wolf Packing Company of
Topeka
Kansas Court of Industrial Relations
No To Bac Ad Promises Cure for Tobacco Habit
An advertisement touts No To Bac as a simple tablet that ends tobacco cravings. It claims users will break the habit mentally and physically and offers a refund if relief is not achieved.
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U.S. Army & Navy
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