Rotary speaker R B Cole touts scout movement progress
Nelsonville notes President Bob Cole of the Marietta Rotary club spoke at the local Rotary meeting at the American Legion building. He praised Rotary's role in organizing the scout movement. New entertainment chairmen Warren Badger and Jack Bobo were named for February. Miss Mable Tinton remains ill at home. Ed Smith of Portsmouth visits the Cline family this week. Public School Music class to meet at Senior high Thursday at 7 30 pm. Mr and Mrs Dean Sinacott and son Jimmy spent Sunday in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Bob Cole
Marietta
Mable Tinton
Ed Smith
Portsmouth
Thomas Cline
Garber
Department of Music
Ohio University
Herman Seidenfeld
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Rose Lebow
Stella Weatherburn
Hyde
Rorter Weatherburn
Pete Brooker
Raymond
Longstreth
George Brooker
Dennis Babbs
Shawnee
Mary Bush
William Smith
Wiletta Anna
Hartford
W. Va
Smith
W. I. Wein
Ruth Brooker
M. E. Church
Needle Shuttle Club Hosts Evening in Nelsonville
Mrs Hal d Shafer entertained members of the Needle Shuttle club in Nelsonville on Tuesday evening. After an evening of sewing a luncheon was served. Guests included Mrs Stuart Hoodlet Mrs C H Roudebush Mrs May Schnackenburg Mrs Walter Howe Mrs Fd Mills and Mrs Martin Murphy of McArthur.
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Needle Shuttle Club
Nelsonville
Hald Shafer
Stuart Hoodlet
C. H. Roudebush
May Schnackenburg
Walter Howe
Fd Mills
Martin Murphy
McArthur
Knights of Columbus Card Party Set for Thursday Evening
The Knights of Columbus unit will host a card party on Thursday at 7 50 in the evening drawing members for a social event.
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Knights of Columbus
Naughton Released After Assault Charge
John Naughton charged with assault and battery was released and not taken to county jail after satisfactory arrangements with the court in Nelsonville on Monday, January 23.
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Athens
Nelsonville
Jan
John Naughton
Bartletts Attend Athens Funeral for A T Lawhead
Mr and Mrs C H Bartlett were in Athens this afternoon to attend the funeral of Mr A T Lawhead. Mr and Mrs Thomas Cline and Ed Smith spent Monday and Tuesday at Hebbardsville as guests of Mr and Mrs Plummer Lax.
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C. H. Bartlett
Athens
A. T. Lawhead
Thomas Cline
Ed. Smith
Hebbardsville
Plummer Lax
Funeral service for Mrs Lena Day held at home
In Nelsonville on Monday the funeral for Mrs Lena Day was largely attended. Rev Howearth and Rev Mitchell led the service with Miss Smith singing. Burial followed at Greenlawn Cemetery.
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Nelsonville
Lena Day
Howearth
Mitchell
Miss Smith
Purial
Greenlawn
Local Ladies Host Tuesday Luncheon in Nelsonville
Mrs Harry Edington Mrs WT FP Rice and Mrs Charles G Sheppard entertained a coterie of friends Tuesday afternoon with a one o clock luncheon. Blue bird place cards and baskets of spring flowers adorned the tables. Miss Martha Sheppard greeted guests. Thirty two attended including out of town guests Mrs Charles Preston of Columbus and Mrs James Brown of Tucson Arizona.
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Nelsonville
Jan
Harry Edington
WT. FP. Rice
Charles G. Sheppard
Martha Sheppard
Charles Preston
Columbus
James Brown
Tuscon
Arizona
Athens hosts Columbus visitors on business Tuesday
Miss Florence Horton and Miss Hannah Parry, with Mrs Ritter and Mrs Dorothy Milner of Columbus, were in Athens on business Tuesday visiting local firms and meeting contacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Horton
N. J. Horton
Hannah Parry
Ritter
Dorothy Milner
Columbus
Athens
Chauncey News Recaps Local Visitors and Guests
Mrs. T. S. Fowler and daughter from Columbus visit Chauncey and Glouster relatives. Guests include Mrs. Lillie Boling and the Warner couple. Many Chauncey residents host relatives, travel to Columbus, Athens, or Taylor Ridge, and attend a funeral for Kenneth Kempton.
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Chauncey
T. S. Fowler
Arthur Corbin
Columbus
Chauncey and Glouster
Fowler
Lillie Boling
Robert Warner
Sycamore Street
Corbin
Boling
Varner
Elmer Nida
Glouster
The Plains Personal Notices Mention Community Illnesses
Mrs Hershal Goodson is reported very ill with inflammatory rheumatism at her home in The Plains. Mr Coodson employed in South Bend is expected home. Mrs Mae Bond of Columbus is guest of Miss Ida Campbell at The Plains.
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the Plains
Hershal Goodson
Coodson
South Tend
Ind
Mae, Bond of
Columbus
Ida Campbell
Woman's Bible Class Hostess Set for Thursday at 1 30
John Brewer will host at her home on Aae street for the Women s Bible class of the First Christian church of Chauncey. All members urged to attend Thursday afternoon at 1 30.
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John Brewer
Ae Street
Thursa
Womens
First Christian Church of
Hoskins Family to Return to Chauncey From Wellston
Mr and Mrs Clarence Hoskins and their family plan to move back to Chauncey this week after residing in Wellston for several months. They expect to establish their future home in Chauncey.
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Clarence Hoskins
Wellston
Chauncey
Chauncey Personal Notice for Carl Conrad Family
Mr and Mrs Carl Conrad seek to announce a personal notice in Chauncey with details of family event and contact options. The notice appears in a local column listing names and affiliations for community readers.
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Chauncey
Mrs
Carl Conrad
Murray City Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Murray City residents and guests are listed visiting relatives and friends across nearby towns including Nelsonville Athens Glouster Logan and Hartfield. Notable items include Phil Matheny of Murray dying January 26 and burial at Carbonhill by Knights of Pythias officials, hospital and home visits, and a Willing Workers party at the M E church with a large attendance and a tasty lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hoffman
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Athens
William Donaldson
Clara Shelton
Glouster
John Shelton
Pearl Seaman
Wiliam Poling
Gloria Jean
W. T. Poling
Logan
Mary Hamer
Weinfordner
Phillips Atlas
Cleveland
George Vansickle
Murray
Katzhenback
Nelsonville
James Hamer
Maude Penn
Ed Albaugh
New Straitsville
William Stiff
Matt Trease
Evans
Fred Kineer
Corning
Phil Matheny
Carbonhill
M. E. C. Club Hosts Embroidery Evening at Mrs Smith Home
The M. E. C. club met at Mrs. William Smith's home Friday evening for social embroidery. Members present included Mrs. Phil Devol and Miss Mae Wein. guests were Mrs. R. G. Bilanchard and Mrs. Jay Hamer. A delicious lunch followed and the group planned to meet next with Mrs. James Smart.
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William Smith
Phil Devol
Mac McCarley
Howard Rush
James Smart
William Poling
Pearl Seaman
Misses Mae
Jane Wein
R. G. Bilanchard
Jay Hamer
Columbus Party Attends Lena Day Funeral Rite
Mr. and Mrs. Ritter along with Mrs. Jack Weatherman and Mrs. Dorothy Milner of Columbus attended the funeral of Lena Day.
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Ritter
Jack Weatherman
Dorothy Milner
Columbus
Lena Day
Ohio woman returns home after visit with relatives
Mrs. Charles Preston and her son Charles Jr. came back to Columbus Tuesday following a visit to relatives in Athens and Nelsonville.
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Charles Preston
Charles, Jr
Columbus
Athens
Nelsonville
Evan gelist Allen Delivers Bible Tribute at Church of Christ
Evan gelist B Al Allen delivered a strong tribute to the Bible at the Church of Christ in Nelsonville on January 28. He argued the Bible remains the single inspired book guiding mankind and shaping world life. He outlined aims of reproving sin, correcting conduct, and teaching righteous living. Tonight the sermon will be titled The Holy Spirit.
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Nelsonville
B. AL. Allen
Church of Christ
Nelsonville Records Freeze Snow Thaws Water Pipes
Nelsonville te mperatures fell to a new low for years last night averaging about fifteen below zero. The town works to thaw out water pipes as the cold spell continues.
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Nelsonville
Akron Man Visits Then Returns With Family
Max Pergrin of Akron traveled here Sunday and came back with his wife and young daughter who had been staying the past month with her parents Mr and Mrs W H Parks. Mrs James Fri accompanied them home and returned Tuesday.
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Max Pergrin
Akron
W. H. Parks
James Fri
Mrs. Murphy Guests with Daughter in McArthur
Mrs. Martin Murphy of McArthur is visiting her daughter Mrs. Ralph Henry.
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Martin Murphy
McArthur
Ralph Henry
Visiting families and ill news from Logan area
Mr and Mrs John Coope and daughter Claudia of Orbiston and Miss Eleanor Thomas of Murray visited Mr and Mrs Edgar Hillyer in Logan Sunday. Earl Simons was brought home very ill from Columbus with typhoid fever. Miss Mary Chivers was in Pom eroy Sunday visiting friends.
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John Coope
Claudia
Orbiston
Eleanor Thomas
Murray
Edgar Hillyer
Logan
Earl Simons
Columbus
Mary Chivers
Pomeroy
TWO WILLS FILED IN PROBATE COURT FOR ROACH AND DAVIS
Al C. Roach humane officer of Athens county has a will filed naming his widow Belle Roach as sole heir and administrator. Addie Davis died January 1 and her son Clarence Davis is executor with specific cash bequests to nine relatives and loans to a daughter repaid, plus conditions to use funds for home purchase.
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al C. Roach
Humane
Athens County
Belle Roach
Addie Davis
Clarence Davis
Winfield Rf. Davis
Linder Davis
Daisy McKinley
Ella Baer
Evelyn Hallet
Walter Davis
Velma
Thelma Davis
Central School Benefit Show For Lincoln at Stuart's
The Central school in Nelsonville presents the film Abraham Lincoln at Stuart's Opera House on Thursday and Friday as a fundraising event. Children from the Central building are selling tickets and a Thursday matinee for grade children is planned.
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Nelsonville
Central School
Stuart
Abraham Lincoln
Revival Arrives in Nelsonville as Swain Substitutes for Smith
Rev. J. J. Swain of Columbus has arrived to conduct revival meetings at the Baptist church in Nelsonville replacing Rev. Smith who could not come due to a prior engagement at Yellow Springs.
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Nelsonville
J. J. Swain
Columbus
The
Baptist Church
Smith
Yellow Springs
Trolley pole fault knocks out forty phones in Nelsonville
Forty telephones were knocked out when a flying trolley pole touched a lead cable owned by Ohio Bell at Fulton street corner, burning the cable in two. Repairs are under way as crews seek the fault this morning. Long distance service to Columbus has been disrupted by the extreme cold snap Tuesday night.
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Nelsonville
Ohio Bell Telephone Company
Fulton Street
Columbus
Horrors of War Highlighted By Australian Lecturer
Australian soldier lecturer Tom Skeyhill spoke at Ohio University on Tuesday describing war’s brutal reality. His talk traced ancient conflict and the enduring human cost, using the theme The Trojan Way to illustrate courage and suffering across centuries.
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Tom Skeyhill
Ohio University
Skeyhill
Trains Held Back by Heavy Snows in West Virginia
Charleston under a heavy snowstorm as C&O Train No. 4 from Cincinnati to Washington delays remain. The train was reported stranded near Hurricane, twenty five miles west of Charleston, with two other east bound trains behind it. Telegraph and long distance lines were down citywide.
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Charleston
W. Va
Chesapeake & Ohio
Cincinnati
Washington
Kemp's Balsam Cures Cough Quickly Advertised
An old advertisement touts Kemp's Balsam as a quick remedy for coughs and chest congestion. It promises relief by soothing inflamed membranes and reducing phlegm urges, with a price of 30 cents at all stores.
Skeyhill’s Athens Address On War At Gallipoli Echoes
The speaker compared ancient Troy to Gallipoli and described a brutal assault where 20,000 Allied troops landed at Gallipoli. He recalled mobs of youths from England and France, the despair of empty rifles, and civilians storming with hobnails as the last shred of civilization vanished in trenches. He argued the war would end the era of older men forcing youths to fight.
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Mediterranean
Aegean
Gallipoli
Helen of Troy
England
France
Mudros
Agamemnon
Achilles
Ulysses
Hector
Aneas
Skeyhill
Athens
Donahey Honors Writers In Memorial Service
Governor Donahey joined Legislative Correspondents Association members to pay tribute to eight former correspondents who died in the last two years. Memorial services in the House were attended by state officials legislators and newspaper men.
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Columbus
Donahey
Legislative Correspondents Association
Eix
Old Warrior Nakamura Dies in Tokio at 72
General Nakamura, famed for Port Arthur heroism in the Russo Japanese war, died in Tokio today at age 72.
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Tokio
Nakamura
Port Arthur
Representatives Discuss University Funding Visit
The Ohio House Finance Committee's educational division met at Ohio University to assess the institution's 1925 budget needs with President Bryan. Last week the Senate committee visited, and tomorrow welfare and general divisions plan to confer with Athens Superintendent Berry on the Athens State hospital budget.
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Committee On Finance
Ohio House of Representatives
Ohio University
Senate
Bryan
University
Finance Committee
Athens
Berry
Athens State Hospital
House
Perry Green
Hiram
W. EK. Baxter
Elido
Devision
Charlies W. Humes
Delaware
Robert L. Roche
Tiffin
Harry R. McClintock
Summerfield
Earle Stewart
Ironton
Clay M. Miller
Coshocton
George W. Rose
Glouster
New York State Hosts 110 Tuberculosis Clinics
New York state lists 110 tuberculosis clinics offering treatment and testing across the region. Health officials note wide access and ongoing outreach to communities with higher TB risk.
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New York State
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Global Lab Network
The Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. of Lynn Massachusetts originated the famous Woman’s Vegetable Compound and now runs large roots and herbs laboratories in Lynn Cobourg Mexico City Barcelona and Paris serving women worldwide.
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Lydia F. Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Lydia BE. Pinkham
Liebtag Nominated East Canton Postmaster by Coolidge
President Coolidge nominates Earl F. Liebtag for postmaster at East Canton Ohio. Nomination now advances to the Senate for confirmation.
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Washington
Jan
Coolidge
Earl F. Liebtag
East Canton
Senate
Warning Shun All Sneezes From Cold Dread
A vintage health ad touts Hill's Cascara Bromide Quinine as a guaranteed 24 hour remedy to stop colds. It claims millions use the tablets daily and that 25 years show no improvement needed. It warns sneezes are dangerous and can wreck lives.
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Hill
Reduce Your Fat Without Dieting
Advertisement claims a fat reduction method from Marmola Co. in Detroit with a dietary pill formula. It criticizes dieting and suggests ordering directly from the Marmola Co. General Motors Building, Detroit.
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