Seekers of New Things Highlight Sermon at Presbyterian Church
Nelsonville talk centers on the urge for novelty across society and its role in progress. Pastor Evans compares ancient Paul's mission to modern curiosities in education, art, and media, warning novelty alone does not yield true life.
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Nelsonville
Riev
John Lioyd Evans
Presbyterian Church
Paul
Athens
America
Ford
Mr. Evans
Jesus
Birtcher Burial Held for Doanville Native in Nelsonville
Funeral funeral party for Frank Birtcher arrived in Nelsonville from Harrisburg Virginia. Services were conducted at Deanville home by Rev. O J Howearth and the Loyal Order of Moose. Burial followed at Green Lawn Cemetery.
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Nelsonville
Frank Birtcher
Doanville
Harrisburg
Robert Birtcher
Deanville
O. J. Howearth
Loyal Order of Moose
Greenlawn
Child Dies in Columbus After Appendix Operation
Nomi Conkey nine year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Shelby Conkey died Saturday at St. Francis hospital Columbus after an operation for appendix removal. The body lies at the parents home in New Pittsburgh. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at 1 pm at New Pittsburgh church with burial at Greenlawn. The parents have five other children.
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Nelsonville
Naomi Conkey
Shelby Conkey
St. Francis Hospital
Columbus
New Pittsburg
New Pittsburgh Church
Greenlawn
Charges Dropped in John Meredith Case in Logan
Charges against John Meredith confined since November 19 in Logan for issuing bad checks were dropped. A $50 check dated November 4 to Mrs Hobson was paid, costs covered, and Hocking county authorities were advised Meredith in a similar case might be released. Logan case also cleared.
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Nelson Wiull
John Meredith
Logan
Divine Means Of Man’s Information Subject Of Father Owens
Nelsonville January 24 Father Owens delivers lecture at St Andrew's church on how humans have been informed through divine agency throughout history. He asserts God never left mankind in dark pews and discusses biblical guidance across eras. The talk highlights divine communication as a steady thread through humanity.
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Owens
Moses
Damascus
Nelsonville
Mother Owens
St. Andrew's Church
Father Owens
Fire damages North residence in Nelsonville
Fire from a chimney struck the roof of Frank North’s house at Frederick and Edwards streets in Nelsonville about 6 this morning. Estimated damage is about 700 dollars and is reportedly covered by insurance.
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Nelsonville
Frank North
Frederick
Edwards Streets
Child dies after appendectomy in Logan hospital
Nelsonville report of Clysta Peek six daughter of Mr and Mrs William Peek Buchitel who died Sunday morning at Cherrington hospital Logan after an operation to remove the appendix. The child was taken to the hospital Saturday in Stouts ambulance.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville Man Commits to Athens Jail for Unpaid Fine
Forest Young was jailed in Athens County after Mayor Eberle committed him for failing to pay a $100 fine and costs from December 12 on a possession charge. He was arrested Saturday night by Patrolman George Bateman.
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Nelsonville
Forest Young
Athens
Eberle
Young
George Bateman
D A R Elizabeth Zane Dew Chapter Holds Charter Meeting
The Elizabeth Zane Dew chapter of the D A R met at the American Legion home with a luncheon for 65. State regent Mrs Herbert Backus spoke on the society and presented the charter. Seventy six names were read from the charter by secretary Mrs Elizabeth Tedrow. Various greetings and entertainments followed with several out of town members and guests in attendance.
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Elizabeth Zane Dew
American Legion
Legion Auxiliary
Herbert Backus
Columbus
National Society
Daughters of the American Revolution
Elizabeth Tedrow
Henry Poston
A. D. Reggie
Elizabeth Sherman Reece
Lancaster
Webster W. Poston
Margaret Johnson
Ralph Parks
Charles Keynes
James Rafferty
Logan
Dayton
Samuel Hanley
DeValson Davis
Athens
W. Ii. Cann
W. E. Rannels
New Plymouth
Elma Bell
Glouster
Senate Faces Closing-Program Jam in Short Session
United Press reports the sixty-ninth Congress near the end of its half-way mark, addressing farm relief navy cruisers and Nicaraguan issues while prohibition looms and tax cuts stall. The naval appropriations bill and three additional cruisers are eyed, with the Robinson oil-land dispute resolution to be debated early this week.
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P. Paul BH
Sallon
United Press
Washington
Muscle Shoals
Boulder Dam
Senate
House
Mexico
Longstreth Named Organizing Regent for Logan Chapter
Longstreth serves as organizing regent for the Logan chapter, guiding initial formation and leadership duties. The role involves coordinating charter activities, member recruitment, and establishing chapter structure under local oversight.
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Longstreth
Logan
Surprise Miss Keeton Honored On Birthday
Mrs. Ray Keeton of Nelsonville was surprised Thursday evening by friends who gathered to celebrate her birthday. She received many useful gifts as the guests enjoyed refreshments and music.
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Nelsonville
Ray Keeton
Mary Jane McGaughy to Wed Dr John Gilbert Love
The Columbus Dispatch reports Miss Mary Jane McGaughy of 1924 North High street will marry Dr. John Gilbert Love of 15644 North High street at 4 p.m. Wednesday at Scioto Country Club. Only intimate friends and relatives will attend the ceremony. Edward Love and J I Barron are in Columbus to attend a reception.
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Mary Jane McGaughy
North High Street
John Gilbert Love
Scioto Country Club
Columbus Dispatch
John Love
Edward Love
J. I. Barron
Columbus
Night at the Athletic Club for Doctor Love
A social evening at the athletic club is set tonight to honor Doctor Love with a reception and program. Guests and clubs members attend a brief ceremony followed by mingling and refreshments.
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Ing
Doctor Love
Elizabeth Evans circle meets Tuesday at Presbyterian church
The Elizabeth Evans circle will gather Tuesday evening in the Presbyterian church parlors at 7 o clock.
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Elizabeth Evans
Presbyterian Church
Local social notes from Zanesville and Athens visitors
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Roudebush of Zanesville spent the end of the week here. Mrs. C. A. Hooper of Athens visited her father Henry Verity on Sunday. Miss Velma Garber of Belleville stayed with Miss Lillian Young over the weekend. Miss Eva Nagel of Athens was the Sunday guest of Henry Verity and family.
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C. H. Roudebush
Zanesville
C. A. Hooper
Athens
Henry Verity
Velma Garber
Belleville
Ohio
Lillian Young
Eva Nagel
Order Vesper Canned Vegetables by the Case
A shopper is urged to buy Vesper canned vegetables by the case from a local grocer. The notice promotes bulk purchasing and suggests checking for case discounts and store availability.
Meeting Delays Require February Date For Farm Groups
The annual farm bureau meeting once set for January 29 is postponed to a February date to be announced. County Farm Agent T. H. Johnson noted the delay this morning. Pomona Grange meeting planned for Tuesday January 25 is moved to the following Saturday. An oyster dinner was planned for this evening.
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Farm Bureau
T. H. Johnson
Pomona Grange
Clear Zululand Skies Let View Objects Seven Miles Off
In Zululand the air is so clear that objects of fair size can be seen seven or eight miles by starlight.
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Zululand
High Water Plunges Traffic Into Slow Return Home
Glouster Ohio suffers highway disruption as Sunday Creek floods the road between Glouster and Trimble and the Chauncey Athens route. Vehicles pulled from mud holes while Train No. 5 runs three hours late. Ohio River at Hobson reaches 48 feet and rising two inches per hour with 60 feet threatening more area.
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Glouster
Trimble
Chauncey
Athens
Plains
New York Central
Hobson
Ohio River
Hobson Viccinity
Temperance Day Observed In Trimble Schools
Glouster January observations note Temperance Day activities at Trimble High School and grades Friday afternoon. The program included songs America and America the Beautiful, solos by Mary Sayre Nina Sprague Theira Compton Thelma Grigsby, a talk by Principal M M Bryson, a high school address by Rev Donnally and benediction by Mr Donnally.
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The
Rev
Donnally
America
the Beautiful
School
M. M. Bryson
Radio Fans Plan City Organization for Better Reception
Radio fans in Athens plan to organize to solve reception problems. They announced a meeting Wednesday at 7 o clock in the mayor's office to discuss organizing and tracing the causes of interference to improve local radio service.
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Athens
Helena Keck Passes State Nursing Exams in Columbus
Miss Helena C. Keck, graduate nurse from Good Samaritan hospital Cincinnati class of 1926, currently employed there, has been notified by the state board of examiners that she passed the state examinations held December 2 3 and 4 in Columbus. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs George Keck of Ellis avenue.
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Chauncey
Helena C. Keck
Good Samaritan Hospital
Cincinnati
State Board of Examiners
Columbus
Keck
George Keck
Ellis Avenue
Knights of Pythias meet in Chauncey lodge
Phillipine Lodge No 709 Knights of Pythias members are urged to attend a regular meeting at 7 o clock this evening with work in the first degree to be performed.
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Knights OF Pythias Chauncey
Phillipine Lodge No
Knights of Pythias
Mrs Isabla Coe Returns Home After Hip Injury
Isabla Coe is brought home to her residence near the city from Sheltering Arms hospital in Ath ens where she had been for several weeks after fracturing a hip in a fall down a cellar stair.
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Chauncey
Isabla Coe
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Trimble Bible School Social Honors Olive Reed Class
About seventy members of the Christian Bible school at Trimble enjoyed the quarterly social Friday night honoring Olive Reed's class for the highest grade last quarter. The Woman's class served supper, Mrs. A. M. Rainey led games and contests, and the church orchestra provided music. Many were kept away due to high water.
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Trimble
Christian Bible School
Olive Reed
A. M. Rainey
M T Club elects officers in Glouster meeting
The M T club met at Mrs Edna Bingmans home electing Ella Johnston as president Mary Johnston as vice president Nelie Richards as secretary Ellen Lunsford as treasurer Ruth Chambers and Sylvia Seckinger as sick committee The next meeting is set for February 17 at Mrs Ruth Chambers Walnut Hill. Arthur Vernon party members Fred Lynch Walter Vernon and others returned to Ashland Ky traveling through Athens via James Vernon.
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Glouster
M. 'T. Club
Edna Bingman
Main Street
Ella Johnston
Mary Johnston
Nelie Richards
Ellen Lunsford
Ruth Chambers
Sylvia Seckinger
Walnut Hill
Arthur Vernon
Fred Lynch
Walter Vernon
Ernest Vernon
Ashland
James Vernon
Athens
Funeral Rites Held Here For Arthur Vernon of Ashland
Out of town mourners attended the funeral of Arthur Vernon of Ashland Kentucky in Glouster Ohio. Attendees included Mr and Mrs William Chamberlain and daughter Marie of Zanesville, Carlos Vernon of Lancaster, Mr and Mrs James Williams, Mr and Mrs George Norris, Ed Vernon and family, and James Vernon and family of Athens.
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Glouster
Dan
Arthur Vernon
Ashland
William Chamberlain
Marie
Zanesville
Carlos Vernon
Lancaster
James Williams
George Norris
Ed Vernon
James Vernon
Athens
Encampment to Meet Glouster Officers Install Jan Night
Glouster Encampment 1.0.0. O. FP. plans a meeting in the Odd Fellows hall Tuesday night. Officers will be installed at this gathering. An oyster feed will follow the installation.
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Glouster
Odd Fellows Hall
A Woman of No Importance Promotes Quinine Substitute
An item touts a woman giving her children a substitute for Crane’s Quinine and Tar for coughs and colds as safe for all ages. It claims the product is pleasant to take, contains no harmful drugs, and is sold by reputable dealers.
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Crane
Doris Coon Visits Grandparents in The Plains
Doris Coon of Athens has been visiting at the home of her grandparents Mr and Mrs Elmer Coon on the Lower Plains.
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the Plains
Doris Coon
Athens
Elmer Coon
Lower Plains
Woman Dies in Fire as Water Pressure Fails
Mme Therese Lebaisne perished on a window ledge in Lille France after a ladder rescue failed due to low water pressure. Firemen watched helplessly as flames engulfed the victim.
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Lille
Mme
Therese Lebaisne
Lightning flash lasts about a microsecond
A lightning flash is described as lasting roughly one millionth of a second, a fleeting interval that highlights the extreme brevity of the electrical discharge.
Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral Ad Warns Against Pneumonia Risk
An old advertisement warns that a cough or cold can develop into pneumonia and urges prompt use of Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral. It promises quick relief, deep action in the bronchial tubes, and safety for children and adults, with pricing notes for druggists.
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Ayer
Tragic Triple Deaths Strike Bluefield Family
In Bluefield Massachusetts on Sunday Ralph and Ethel Waye two year old twins and their sister Saide six died from whooping cough and ptomaine poisoning within 12 hours. The father and three other children are ill as well.
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Bluefield
Mass
Ralph Waye
Ralph
Ethel
Saide
Sixth Grade Notes and Activities At Miss Bench’s School
Verna Wallace was absent due to illness while Miss Bench's sixth grade girls won the English contest and presented a program to the boys on Friday January 21, 1927. A candy sale by the sixth graders was a success. Second grade attendance was low from colds and chicken pox. Alva Clements Elmer Clements and Elizabeth Hunter moved up to the fourth grade this week.
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Verna Wallace
Miss Bench
Alva Clements
Elmer Clements
Elizabeth Hunter
Fourth grade studies Japan and illness disrupts class
The fourth grade is studying Japan while Miss Wolfe, the teacher, is absent due to sickness. Lowell Stage remains isolated from Mrs Wilson's sixth grade, staying with his mother in a Columbus hospital as the class begins a new unit.
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Japan
Wolfe
Lowell
Olive Tablets Offer Quick Relief for Constipation
Advertisements tout Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a natural laxative alternative for chronic constipation and dull headaches. Claims say they stimulate the liver to act normally and improve digestion with two tablets, marketed as a safe, quick remedy.
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Edwards
Cal
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