Nelsonville Maccabees Install New Officers
At the regular Friday meeting of the W E A C T M the officers for the coming year were installed with Mrs Charles Martin as installing officer and Miss Gladys Nelson and Viola Wilkinson as ladies of ceremony. Officers include Commander Gertrude Gorsuch Lieut Com Elizabeth Fluke Past Com Bessie Bland Collector Mabell Heffner Record Keeper Evelyn Daft Chaplain Rebecca Hartley Lady at Arms Elsie Kreppie Sargent Lulu Williams Sentinel Elizabeth Hallet Pickett Minnie Shanner Capt of Guards Edith Briggs Musician Ethel Farrows Color Bearers Clara Hazelton Adda Neikirk The Review guests included 18 members of the Maydenville Review. An elegant luncheon followed the ceremonies and evening services featured sermons Heart obedience by Rev Wilcox of Athens. The International Holiness revival continues with Stan Ger awakening messages and singing by the Dunkleberger sisters One week remains all are welcome. The W B of O U M meet downstairs at the M E church Monday evening to attend church in a body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Martin
Gladys Nelson
Viola Wilkinson
Gertrude Gorsuch
Elizabeth Fluke
Bessie Bland
Mabell Heffner
Evelyn Daft
Rebecca Hartley
Elsie Kreppie
Sargent
Lulu Williams
Sentinel
Elizabeth Hallet
Pickett
Minnie Shanner
Edith Briggs
Ethel Farrows
Clara Hazelton
Adda Neikirk
Maydenville Review
Athens residents attend church meeting on Thursday
Rev and Mrs Charley Rev and Mrs E D Mureb and Mr and Mrs Charles Cameron of Athens attended meetings at the Christian church Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley
E. D. Mureb
Charles Cameron
Athens
The
Christian Church
Magnificent Week of Services Concludes at Christian Church
The Christian church held a closing service with a full auditorium and a fervent audience. Dr Lowe delivered a persuasive call for unity among God's people, reaching sublimity through magnanimity and sincerity. Three young men responded to the invitation as the symbolic baptismal rite concluded the meeting.
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Christian Church
Lowe
Christian Church Plans Big Week of Evangelistic Services
Pastor L. Johnson leads a decisive week at the Christian Church with Bible school at 9 30 a m and 700 in attendance target. Evening evangelistic services host Dr T L Lowe nightly, all night gatherings in the big auditorium to accommodate growing crowds.
First M. E. Church Hosts Revival and Booster Night
The First M. E. Church reports a strong revival week with converts among all ages. Guest groups J O U M and D of A attended last night as the pastor preached on the necessity of spiritual dress for heaven. Prof. Good delivered the Ninety and Nine with inspiring song service. booster night features choir singing and the sermon The Great Invitation. Morning service at 10 30 with a sermon by the pastor. evening at 6 30 with Two Competing Railroads as the railroad night theme inviting railroad workers. Revival continues all next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Good
Needle Club Luncheon Hosted By Miss Poston
Miss Mable Poston hosted the Ladies of the Needle Club Friday afternoon. At five o clock the daintily arranged tables featured an elegant three course luncheon. Guests included Mesdames Frank Poston Warren Badger W H Cann George Merritt E J Cable Dillion Sanderson John Wellman Willey Thurres of Logan. fourteen members attended.
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Mable Poston
Daughters of America Host Special Meeting January 1922
At a Daughters of America gathering in their hall on January 19 1922 the State Counsellor Ada Bar ger of Cleveland District Deputy Mary E Garlington of Gallipolis and Logan council members were entertained. The degree team demonstrated the ballot welcomed officers and offered an invitation. The captain and team received praise for their work while Mrs Backus presented officers with a council gift. After speeches by the state counselor and district deputy a two course chicken supper was served to a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of America
Ada Barger
Cleveland
Mary E. Garlington
Gallipolis
Logan Council
Backus
Sunday School Complements Growth at 9 80 A M
Miss Mabel Poston guides a Sunday School with increased attendance praised by the minister and teachers. Adults welcome. Evening service at 7 00 with Rev Arthur Marshall preaching. A report from the nationwide campaign finance committee will be read. Members and old friends invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Poston
Arthur Marshall
Founders Day Plans At Central PTA Meeting
Sixty women attended the Central building Parent-Teacher Association meeting. A Xmas bazar netted 295 dollars and plans were made for a Founders Day joint meeting with other associations on February 17. A spring festival was organized to fund manual training rooms, with piano purchase and milk distribution efforts assigned to committees. The fifth grade showcased traveling pictures, and a 10 dollar allowance was given for the milk fund. No meeting is scheduled until March as Founders Day approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association
Hamm
Clark
C. G. Sheppard
Lou Rice
Miss Clark
Miss Mathewson
Miss Masters
Bartlett
Association
Uniforms Fail To Stop Marietta In Narrow Hoops Loss
Nelsonville High School boys hosted Marietta at the local Y. After a fast game the visitors won 18 to 16, despite Nelsonville debuting their scarlet and gray uniforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville High School
Marietta
Funeral services for Dr McVay held Sunday afternoon
Dr F P McVey dies. funeral scheduled Sunday at 2 pm in First M church with Knights Templar conductors. Interment at West Union street cemetery. Friends may call at home from noon to 2 pm. White Shrine and Order of Eastern Star invited to attend in a body.
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DR. McVay
F. P. McVey
Knights Templar
West Union Street
White Shrine
Order of Eastern Star
Funeral services for Mrs Ida Wood in Sugar Creek
Funeral services for Mrs Ida Wood will be held Sunday at 2 PM at the Sugar Creek church with burial in Augustus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Creek
Ida Wood
Augustus Cemetery
Court Notes highlights from Ohio cases in session
Dismissals and overdue actions mark court happenings. Several cases see orders for amended pleadings or future pleadings by January 25. Indictments nolled in State of Ohio v Nick Hardy and Clyde Laird. A sheriff sale return distribution ordered in Farrom v Bumgardner. Cash Wolf ordered to support Athens County Children's Home. Others show void judgments or dismissals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madge Barber
Thomas Barber
A. Dail Farrom
Mary Bumgardner
Jacob Shaw
William Smith
State of Ohio
Nick Hardy
Clyde Laird
Vern Scott
Ben Prose
Everett Tanner
Sheridan West
Athens Ice and Storage Co
Dr. Shoops Lab
Dell F. Simmons
Hiram Howe
Mack Morgan
Forver
Charles Dupler
Cash Wolf
Mattie Wolf
Athens County Children’s Home
Gaye Holcomb
Harley Holcomb
Glouster Passes Four Ordinances to Curb Vice
Glouster council approved four ordinances aimed at gambling bootlegging pool halls and soft drink venues with strict hours and penalties. A secret service fund 25 percent of liquor fines funds detectives and lawyers enforce the liquor laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Gormley
Secret Service
Fire Department
C. G. Faires
Mrs J B Stiff Visits Shawnee With Family
Mrs J B Stiff spent the weekend in Shawnee with her mother Mrs Samuel Bates.
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J. B. Stiff
Shawnee
Samuel Bates
Moose Heart Legion Special Meeting Notice
All members are requested to attend a special meeting of Moose heart Legion on Monday evening. Refreshments will be served.
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Mooseheart Legion
Thelma McLaughlin Dies After Three Week Illness
Thelma, ten year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Harvey McLaughlin, died at Corning at 2 AM after a three week illness from an brain ailment. Funeral services will be held at the M E church in Corning Monday at 9 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma
Harvey McLaughlin
Corning
M. E
Canaanville Babies to Swell Crowd Sunday
In Canaanville Ohio on January 21 twins will join the Sunday School for Cradle Roll Day. With 34 babies enrolled most are expected to attend if weather permits. Special music by the young men’s class is planned and a large crowd is anticipated. The contest among Guysville Stewart and Canaanville schools has become spirited.
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Canaanville, QO
Canaanville
Guysville
Stewart
Marietta High Faces John Hancock In Night Clash
Marietta high hosts John Hancock high in a basketball game tonight. Marietta just defeated John Hancock at their venue weeks ago and coach Barr has strengthened his squad hoping for a tougher challenge from the Met quintet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
Marietta High
John Hancock High
John Hancock
Ohio Prep
Barr
Met
Father John's Medicine Promises Cold Relief and Safety
Vintage health claim notes Father John's Medicine boosts energy to resist colds and grip. It touts a gentle, alcohol and drug free formula said to purge impurities. The ad boasts 65 years in use and safety for consumers.
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Father John
Burial Service Set for Dew Cemetery Adhered by Rev McCormick
Burial in the Dew cemetery to be conducted by Rev McCormick. The family home was formerly at Trimble.
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Dew Cemetery
McCormick
Trimble
Tramps In Athens Busiest Nightly in City History
Athens officials report a record flow of unemployed transients through the city with about twenty to twenty five men seeking lodging at the jail nightly. Police caution residents to lock doors and keep homes secure as thefts and robberies rise and encounters with women on dark streets become more common.
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Athens
Real Hobos
Knights of the Road
Chubb Know
T. B. Hickman
Race Street
Hickman
Graham
Gift tax proposal targets estate tax dodgers in Frear bill
Washington January 21 A tax on large gifts to be paid by the recipient within ninety days after receipt is proposed in a bill introduced in the house today by Representative Frear Republican of Wisconsin Frears plan aims to reach tax dodgers who escape the estate tax by making gifts.
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Washington
Jan
Representative Frear
Wisconsin
Frear
England Mourns Pope Benedict XV Death Toll
The bell of Westminster Cathedral tolled at 5 45 this afternoon to announce the death of Pope Benedict XV in Rome.
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England
London
Westminister
Benadiet XV
Rome
Interstate Railroad Ordered to Reinstate Workers Over Wage Dispute
The United States railway labor board cites Interstate Railroad Company lines in southwestern Virginia to appear February 6 for an inquiry into alleged violation of an order. S. B. Atwood and H. K. Silvers were discharged for informing union officials about wage scales. unions claim wage increases were not implemented. The road argues it does not deal with labor organizations, but the board sustains the unions and orders reinstate ment for Silvers and Arwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Chicago
United States Railway Labor Board
Interstate Railroad Company
Virginia
S. B. Atwood
H. EK. Silvers
Labor Board
Silvers
Arwood
Increased shop capacity at Automotive Battery & Electric
The Automotive Battery & Electric company on Mast State Street has doubled service floor space by moving repairs to the basement. President Harry Simmons cites the large volume of recent jobs as the reason, noting the firm is about three years old and growing. Dwight Tritipp serves as secretary treasurer.
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Automotive Battery & Electric Company
Mast State Street
Harry Simmons
Simmons
Dwight Tritipp
Huntington Upends Athens High 24 to 11
Telegram from Huntington coach reports Athens high suffered a 24 to 11 defeat with little energy. Shafter performs well and will travel to Portsmouth tonight. Huntington fields a strong team and aimed to avenge last season's football setback.
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Torrance
Huntington
Athens High
Shafter
Portsmouth
Athens
McGraw Named Highest Paid Giants Manager for Five Years
John J. McGraw signs a new five year contract as manager and vice president of the Giants. He will earn a salary of 65000 per year totaling 325000, plus a share of profits as a Giants stockholder. If success continues, he could net about a million over the term. The 1922 season opens with a World Series champion squad and new third baseman Heinie Groh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Veioce
International News Service
Sporting
New York
Giants
John J. McGraw
Charles A. Stoneham
McGraw
I Giants
Heinie Groh
New York Nationals
Weaver barred from return to organized baseball
CHICAGO January 21 George Buck Weaver former Chicago White Sox third baseman will not be reinstated in organized baseball by Judge K M Landis A ruling is expected in a few days Weaver was among White Sox players barred for conspiring to throw the 1919 World Series to Cincinnati He appealed for reinstatement which was disclosed by the International News Service
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Chicago
George ‘Buck” Weaver
Chicago White Sox
K. M. Landis
Landis
Weaver
White Sox
Cincinnati
U.S. Manufactures Exports Fall By Billions in 1921
Washington January 21 Secretary of Commerce Hoover released statistics showing a drop of about two billion dollars in United States manufactured exports during 1921.
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Washington
United States
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Commerce Department
Senate approves plan for interstate rail mileage books
Washington date line reports the senate passed a bill directing the interstate commerce commission to require railroads to issue interchangeable mileage books at just and reasonable rates. The note recalls peace societies founded in England in 1816.
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Washington
Senate
Interstate Commerce Commission
England
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