Girgle of Ruth Elects Officers at Presbyterian Church
At a called meeting in Nelsenville on Monday the Circle of Ruth elected officers: President E B Acomb, Vice President L I Krieg, Secretary Mable Heffner, Treasurer Mable Shafer, Secretary of Literature Roy Schnackenburg. Patronesses named W L Tedrow Hill Tedrow Chas Tedrow Johnson. Delegates to Presbytery Lloyd Evans Edith Stiers. Next meeting hosts guest John Belnap, secretary of young people for the Ohio synodical, and secretary Bess Muchmore.
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Nelsonville
Presbyterian Church
Circle of Ruth
E. B. Acomb
L. I. Krieg
Mable Heffner
Mable Shafer
Roy Schnackenburg
W. L. Tedrow
N. Hill
Chas. Tedrow
George Johnson
Presbytery
Lloyd Evans
Edith Stiers
John Belnap
Ohio Synodical
Bess Muchmore
Miss Mary Goodspeed Becomes Urbana Public School Teacher
Miss Mary Goodspeed completed her course at Ohio University and accepted a teaching position in Urbana public schools.
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Mary Goodspeed
Ohio University
Urbana
Scarlet and Gray Boys Schedule Two Games This Week
Coach Stoltz' Scarlet and Gray boys have two games lined up this week. Friday evening they meet Pomeroy in that city and Saturday Weilston visits Nelsonville for a second matchup.
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Stoltz
Scarlet and Gray Boys
Pomeroy
Weilston
Nelsonville
Fire Department Responds to Suspected Blaze Near Church
Fire personnel were alerted Monday at noon to a blaze near the Holiness church at Watkins and Poplar. They could not locate fire signs after arriving near the site and later searched Chestnut Street church area for smoke without success.
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Holiness Church
Watkins and
Poplar Streets
Chestnut Street
Coal Production Drops After Early Year Surge
In Nelsonville on January 27 the Geological Survey reports soft coal output fell after a brief early year spike. The week ending January 17 yielded 12,077,000 net tons, down 613,000 tons nationwide. Mrs Harry Jackson left for Florida for several weeks.
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Nelsonville
Jan
Geological Survey
Harry Jackson
Florida
Tail Chain Accident Kills Miner at Modoc Mine
Russell Branscomb, 22, a driver in mine 281 at Modoc, was instantly killed when a tail chain probably came loose and a car passed over him. Coroner to hold inquest. body sent to Carbondale and Jacksonville for burial. Witnesses saw a man bury items in a slack pile. money taken from an office pocketbook found later.
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Glouster
Russell Branscomb
Modoc
Branscomb
Wallace
Sanders
Millfield
Patrick McCann
Jacksonville
Carbondale
Nellie McBride
K. of P. Lodge
Derthick
Marshal Williams
Glouster Boy Hero Saves Brothers From House Fire
In Glouster on Monday morning Jeff Hogue Jr family home burned from a gas grate failure. James 12 rescued his brothers Raymond 6 and George 4 despite severe burns. Mrs Hogue and Roscoe 14 escaped with minor and severe injuries respectively. The family lost all possessions and is staying with relatives.
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Glouster
Jeff Hogue
Mr. Hogue
Sneak Thief Steals $90 and Overalls from Glouster Livery
Ouster Jan 27 report: a thief entered the Glouster Livery and Auto office shortly after 7 am Monday and stole about $90 in cash and a new pair of overalls from J. H. Unger.
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Glouster Livery
J. H. Unger
Rotarians Discuss Year’s Work at Athens Lunch Meeting
Athens Rotary club held a noon meeting at Hotel Berry with Judge L. G. Worstell presiding in T. W. Craig’s absence. Topics included garbage disposal, aid for widows’ pensions, and cooperation between Ohio University and Athens city on teacher training.
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Athens
T. C. McCracken
Ohio University
Athens City
Senate approves Smith bill to lower farm freight rates
The Senate endorsed a conference report on the Smith bill declaring agriculture the basic industry and authorizing the Interstate Commerce Commission to revise railroad rates to grant agricultural products including livestock the lowest possible lawful rates.
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Washington
Senate
Interstate Commerce Commission
Snow Buries Muskingum Valley Roads Blocked
Snow blankets the Muskingum valley from Co shocton to Marietta and the Licking valley from Newark to Zanesville with four to six inches after a heavy night fall. Roads are blocked and travel hampered across the region.
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Zanesville, O
Muskingum Valley
Coshocton
Marietta
Licking Valley
Newark
Harding to attend Coolidge inauguration at White House
Dr. George T. Harding aged 80, father of the late President Harding, announced he will attend President Coolidge's inauguration on March 4. He and Mrs. Harding will be guests at the White House.
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Marion
George T. Harding
President Harding
Coolidge
Harding
White House
Diamond Dyes Color In Easy Dipping or Boiling
A vintage advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as a simple home dyeing product. One 15 cent package offers cold water tinting for delicate fabrics and boiling for permanent colors, with directions covering wool silk linen cotton and blends.
Cosmopolitan Club Discusses Child Literature and Welfare
Nelsonville gathering of Cosmopolitan Club with 17 members and two guests. Papers include Child Labor Laws and School Legislation by Mrs. Oril Griffin and The Delinquent Child by Mrs. W. E. Humphrey. Mrs. Huenefeld chairs with What Parents Can Do to Help the Schools. A two course luncheon followed.
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Nelsonville
Robert Huenefeld
Cosmopolitan Club
Frank Allen
Lynn Chapman
Oril Griffin
W. E. Humphrey
Huenefeld
Rev. Lloyd Evans Attends Ohio Pastor's Convention
Rev. Lloyd Evans is in Columbus today to attend the Ohio Pastor's convention, joining fellow clergy for the event.
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Lloyd Evans
Columbus
Ohio
Creamery meeting draws Bennett to Cleveland
Co. E. Bennett attends a state gathering of cream and dairy products manufacturers in Cleveland.
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Co. E. Bennett
Cleveland
Mrs. Parks Returned Home After Hospital Stay
Mrs. R. W. Parks, injured in an automobile accident, leaves Cherrington hospital after seven weeks and returns to her home.
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R. W. Parks
Cherrington Hospital
Eastern Star Meeting Tonight in Eudora Chapter No 72
The Eudora chapter No 72 of the Eastern Star holds a regular meeting this evening at Mason temple starting at seven o'clock. Members are advised to attend and participate in the planned agenda and activities.
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Eastern Star
Eudora Chapter
Mason Temple
Nelsonville Sees Heaviest Snowfall This Season
Nelsonville reports the heaviest snowfall of the season with flakes beginning Monday evening and continuing steadily through today, piling snow across the area.
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Nelsonville
Evangelist Allen Delivers Rousing Gospel Message
Hundreds braved ice and rain to hear Evan gelist Allen preach on The Rower s of the Gospel, praising the gospel as God s power for civilization education and world uplift and highlighting salvation as its greatest outcome. About 3 attend Athens church services. tonight the subject is The Purposes of the Bible.
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Evangelist Allen
Athens
Entertain for Miss Smith in Athens at Hoopers Home
Mr and Mrs C A Hooper entertained Saturday evening at their Athens home with a 66 oclock dinner for Miss Pearl Smith singer at Christian church revival. Besides the honored guest, covers were laid for Misses Beth Helen Lucille and Esther Verity.
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Miss Smith
C. A. Hooper
Athens
Miss Pearl Smith
Christian Church Revival
Beth
Helen
Lucille
Esther Verity
President Coolidge Opposes Aeronautics Department Plan
Secretary Wilbur told the House Military Affairs committee that the president disapproves the Curry bill creating a special department of aeronautics. Wilbur said the president authorized him to state the disapproval but gave no reason for the opposition.
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Washington
Department of Aeronautics
Coolidge
Navy
Wilbur
House Military Affairs Committee
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Letters
Women report relief from headaches dizziness and fatigue after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Promoters claim 98 of 100 women in a canvass benefited and urge others to try the remedy sold by druggists nationwide.
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Lydia Er Ridinka
Procter
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ferguson to resume duties as husband fills in
Governor Miriam Ferguson plans to return to the executive offices soon after a cold caused her to be away. Her husband James Ferguson, former governor, is spending part of the day in the executive offices in her absence.
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Austin
Texas
Miriam Ferguson
James
Death reported of Sun Yat Sen in Peking cable
Tokyo cablegrams say a semi official News Agency in Peking announced Sun Yat Sen, the Chinese dictator, has died.
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London
Tokio
Peking
Sun Yat Sen
Gas Explosion at American Rolling Mills Kills Worker
A gas explosion at the American Rolling Mills plant on South Parsons avenue in Columbus kills John Deering and injures five others, four seriously, including three colored men.
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Columbus
American Rolling Mills Company
Parsons Avenue
John Deering
Davis plans immigration law push from Cabinet post
President Coolidge will keep James J. Davis as labor secretary and back four main goals. He seeks stronger conciliation service to curb strikes, inclusion of Canada and Latin America in immigration quotas, universal alien enrollment, and selective immigration with full predeparture qualification abroad.
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Washington
Coolidge
Labor
James J. Davis
Canada
Mexico
Central and
South America
Davis
United States
America
Judge Bars Daugherty From Testifying In Mail Fraud Case
United States Judge Lindley refused to allow Harry Daugherty former Attorney General to testify on the mail fraud case involving Gaston Means detective and Thomas Felder attorney. The court ordered the defense to avoid immaterial matters and noted Daugherty’s remark about officials in Washington.
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New York
United States
Lindley
Harry
Daugherty
Gaston B. Means
Thomas B. Felder
Washington
Danderine Promises Thick Healthier Hair
Advert says moistening a hair brush with Danderine makes hair appear twice as thick and glossy. It claims hair grows thick and strong, stops falling out, and banishes dandruff. Available at drug or toilet counters for a youthful look.
Supreme court split on sheriff bond malfeasance ruling
The West Virginia Supreme Court affirmed in part and reversed in part a Berkeley county case involving Sarah Sonner and Sheriff William Dean over Edward Sonner's gambling raid death. It held the killing was not malfeasance breaching the bond, but malfeasance allowing action against the sheriff and his surety on the bond.
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Charleston
W. Va
Supreme Court Today
Berkeley County Circuit Court
Sarah Sonner
William Dean
Edward Sonner
Supreme Court
Sonner
First Diesel Electric Towboat Ka Nawha Test Run on Upper Ohio
A team of United States engineers conducted a test trip from Huntington to Marietta aboard the federal Diesel electric towboat Ka Nawha. It marks the first such vessel of its kind placed into service on the upper Ohio River.
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Huntington
W. Va
United States Engineers
Marietta
Ohio
Ohio River
Bulgarian Herb Tea Promises Youthful Vitality and Quick Relief
An advertisement from H. H. Von Schlick, Pittsburgh manufacturer, touts Bulgarian Herb Tea as a tonic to restore youthfulness and health. It claims benefits for constipation rheumatism liver kidney stomach and cold relief, with a five months mail order option for $1.25 and boxed retail sizes up to $1.25.
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H. H. von Schlick
Locust Street
Pittsburgh
Extension scheme unites Ohio farmers with county service groups
A forecast from Columbus on January 27 proposes uniting county service companies with Farm Bureaus under a single county head. The plan aims to streamline farmer support and align county activities across Ohio.
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Columbus
Ohio
Farm Bureaus
Farmers’ Co
Incorporation of County Service Company Reported
The operative organisations announced the incorporation of the County Service Company today with a capital of $800.
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County Service Company
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Danderine
Moore
South Court St
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Children’s Home
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Canaanville
Guyaville
Jerseyville
Sugar Creek
the Plains
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Dreamioony
Athens Book & News Co
South Court House
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Athens, Ohio
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