Rock Springs Community Club Meet Program at M B Church
The Rock Springs Community Club sets a February 2 meeting at 7 PM in the M B church. The program lists the Enterprise Quartet, Mandolin Club, talks by Edward Hartung, Oma Radford, Mrs. Howard Bolin, and others with readings, music, a question box, and demonstrations on pruning, spraying, first aid, and poultry club organization.
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Rock Springs
M. B
Moni la Next
Enterprise Quartet
A. E. Crew
Oma Radford
Enterprise Mandolin Club
Edward Hartung
the Housewife
Rutland Farm Bureau and Bennett Meet at Auditorium
The Rutland farm bureau and the Bennett evangelistic meetings join forces at the Rutland auditorium this evening. Main speaking time will be shared by Prof. Floyd DeLashmutt, county agent of Athens, and Dr. Bennett whose meetings began recently with a banquet at the K of P hall Monday evening.
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Rutland Farm Bureau
Bennett Evangelistic
Rutland Auditorium
Floyd DeLashmutt
Athens
Bennett
K. of P. Hall
Farm Bureau 10 Announces Very Good Program
Meigs county farm bureau plans a meeting at the court house February 7 at 12 40 p m standard time to present a very good program with careful preparation.
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Farm Bureau
Meigs County
Court House
Racine Revival Sparks Widespread Interest
A Racine community revival effort is drawing notable attention across local groups and residents. Organizers report growing participation as events and programs gain momentum throughout the town.
Revival Draws Large Audiences as Pastor Delivers Sermons
Large nightly crowds attend services led by Rev. Howard Pilchard whose eloquence and powerful sermons promise the town’s greatest revival in years.
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Terest
Rev
Howard &. Pilchard
February Baptist Church Calendar and Playlet Planned
Resting of the Pomeroy Baptist arch slated for February calendar. A Thursday event features a clever Playlet. February chairman Mrs Dana Daniels leads with assistants Mrs 0 R aris Mrs Allan Skinner Mrs Sarah Starkey and Miss Clara Skinner to represent four weeks. Organizers expect record attendance.
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Baptist Church
Pomeroy Baptist Arch
Dana Daniels
0 Raris
Allan Skinner
Sarah Starkey
Clara Skinner
Catalogue house seeks nine dollar Bible balance in court
A Chicago catalogue house sues a local party over a $9.00 balance on a Bible bought on the installment plan. The debtor argues that high living costs diverted funds to settle other claims, delaying payment for more than two years.
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Catalogue House
Legal Justice’s
Chicago
Petit Jury Monday For Present Term Of Court
Petit jurors for the present term of court have been notified to appear Monday next February 2.
Former Pomeroy Man Runs Savoy Hotel in Miami OK
The Miami Daily Record Herald reports Jake Rubenstahl, formerly of Pomeroy, is operating a land office business at the Savoy Hotel in Miami Oklahoma. The piece notes the hotel often has no rooms after 6 pm, indicating high demand.
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Pomeroy
Miami
Oklahoma
Daily Record- Herald
Jake Rubenstahl
The
Savoy
Car Line To Operate Through April As Court Orders
Hartwell reports from Columbus that the electric street car line will run until the end of April unless the court orders otherwise. The recent order gives bondholders and others interested time to reach a definite conclusion about the operation.
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Hartwell
Columbus
Death in Columbus and injury at Rolling Mill Mines
Former Middleport resident C W Hindes died in Columbus after anOperation for cancer of the bowels and liver at age 62. Funeral services will be held Sunday in Columbus. Leland Peoples suffered a painful fall at Rolling Mill mines with a bruised back and deep facial cuts, no fractures, expected to keep him inactive for some time.
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Middleport
Columbus
H. C. Pownall
Inlaw
C. W. Hindes
Hindes
Cemapene Weiss
Rolling Mill
Leland Peoples
Mrs Mabel Killinger Recovers From Major Operation
Mrs Mabel Killinger who underwent a severe operation Wednesday of last week is reported to be getting along nicely at her home on Spring avenue.
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Mabel Killinger
Spring Avenue
Middleport Names and Visits Highlight Local Briefs
Mrs. Serena Lloyd visits Columbus relatives while Mrs. Ed Steel spends the weekend in Parkersburg. Miss Kathryn Judy stops in Middleport en route to Logan. Ted Steiner becomes regular carrier February 2. Evangelistic services begin in February at Syracuse U B church led by Rev. R J Champion. Mrs. Ida Wright visits Racine relatives as her husband seeks medical care in Marietta. Various residents plan trips to Columbus, Delaware, Cincinnati and Charleston. Brotherhood of Railway Conductors plans their ninth annual ball in February.
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Pomeroy Bend
Serena Lloyd
Middleport
Columbus
Ed. Steel
Parkersburg
John Talbott
Syracuse U. B
R. J. Champion
Ida Johnson Wright
Portsmouth
Racine
Marietta
Emma Hawk
Gallipolis
W. A. Nickerson
Delaware
H. B. Smith
Chester
Emile Epple
Cleveland
Jacob Epple
George Ackley
O.S. A
Kate Mack Weese
Cincinnati
Warren Huddleston
Anna Laura
Charleston
Frank Knapp
William Fields
Black Betsey
Thomas Fields
Syracuse
Brotherhood of Railway Conductors
Cincinnati Population Estimated At 440000
Cincinnati is unofficially estimated to have a population of about 440000 from the 1920 census figures. The 1910 census recorded 377611 residents in Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati, CO
Cincinnati
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief
An ad touts Pape's Cold Compound as the fastest cure for a severe cold. One dose every two hours up to three stops nasal congestion and feverish symptoms, with quick relief and pleasant taste, claiming no quinine and low cost at drug stores.
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Grippe
Pape
Churches Wage Campaign on Bolshevism Across Nation
The Northern Baptist convention reports Christian churches must oppose bolshevism through Americanization. It warns foreign-born populations in 26 states with 25 to 60 percent foreign presence drive radical appeal, urging churches to aid in welfare, factory conditions, women's employment, housing, and civic education. A second item praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for colds with a testimonial from Mrs. Beeching of Andrews Indiana.
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America
Northern Baptist Convention
Bolshevist
Union
Chamberlain
Thomas Beeching
Andrews
Ind
Debs Attacks Courts and Leaders in Prisonered Speech
Eugene V. Debs, via Atlanta attorneys, objects in a hearing for five suspended socialist lawmakers. He calls Christ a Bolshevist and lauds Lenine and Trotsky while denouncing the Supreme Court as fossil and inevitable in ruling. Reading spans his Cleveland speech and reads portions of the Russian Soviet constitution.
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Albany
N. Y
Eugene V. Debs
Atlanta
John D. Stanchfield
Judiciary Committee
Debs
Cleveland
Christ
Thomas Jefferson
Samuel Adams
Patrick Henry
Abraham Lincoln
Lenine
Trotsky
United State Supreme Court
Tribunal Cane
Stanchfield
John Black
Socialist Counsel
Lang dies from injuries after icy fall in Deanville
James Lang of Deanville died in Columbus hospital from injuries suffered in a Sunday ice fall. He was admitted to Columbus hospital Tuesday night but succumbed to his injuries.
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James Lang
Deanville
Columbus
Lang
Norway builds gravity-fed dry dock by canal
A Norwegian dry dock is sited to connect with a nearby canal so it can be filled with water and drained by gravity alone, avoiding pumps. This design allows water to rise and fall through the canal to raise or lower ships.
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Norway
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