Daughters of America Install Officers at Regular Session
At the Nelsonville regular meeting the Daughters of America installed officers for the coming year. New officers include Councilor Della McMasters and treasurer Mattie Weekley. The group also celebrated its twenty fourth anniversary with a three course dinner for sixty and a program of music and readings. Local notices follow.
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Nelsonville
The
Daughters of America
Della McMasters
Della Pidcock
Ellen Steenrod
Hattie Bennett
R. Ss
Sophia Mann
A. R
Clara Backus
Mattie Weekley
Etta McKibben
Grotto Park Dance Planned With Local Orchestra
Nelsonville dispatch says a dance will be held at the Grotto park pavilion near Haydenville on Thursday evening July 15. Jim Barnes and his music makers, a known group, will perform and the dance begins at 8:30. Also reports Fred Wildes family moved to Kenmore Ohio for new employment.
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Grotto Park
Haydenville
Jim Barnes
Kenmore
Nelsonville
Fred Wildes
Ohio
Mr. Wildes
Mission Band Meets Friday In Nelsonville
Miss Bertha Nixon will entertain the Woman's Home Missionary society of the Methodist church at her home Friday evening. A picnic supper at 6:39 oclock, members to bring a favorite dish and place settings. The 6 oclock traction car will convey the party to Miss Nixon's home.
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Nelsonville
Bertha Nixon
Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Recreation ball games planned Friday at city grounds
Four recreation ball games are scheduled for Friday evening at the city play grounds. Betas vs Legion at diamond one, Phi Sigs vs Y M C A at diamond two, and Grotto vs K of P at diamond one with games starting around 6 30 p m. The committee warns this may be the last night if teams fail to field required players. Nelsonville transit news follows.
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Nelsonville
Recreation Ball League
Betas
Legion
Diamond One
Phi Sigs
Diamond Two
Grotto
K. of P
Recreation Ball
Rotary Plans Intercity Meet in Nelsonville
ROTARY PLANS INTERCITY MEET NELSONVILLE July 14 Plans for an inter city meet of the Rotary clubs of Athens Logan and Nelsonville to be held here during the latter part of August were discussed by the local club last night and the inter city committee was instructed to make the necessary arrangements. The Nelsonville club held a closed session last night and matters of club interest and welfare were discussed. Ray Ashby Sr is spending several days at Pittsburgh Pa Miss Helen McAfee has returned to her home here from Marion where she spent two weeks the guest of relatives. Mrs Sam Starkey is spending today at Athens the guest of her mother Mrs Mary Kelley. Mr and Mrs Lew Butterworth and children of Detroit are the
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Ed Fiske
Charles A. Smith
Chillicothe
C. Remington Smith
San Francisco
Calif
Harry Molington
C. G. Sheppard
Smith
Ray Ashby
Thomas Green
Pittsburgh, Pa
Nelsonville
Athens
Logan
Ray Ashby, Sr
Pittsburgh
Helen McAfee
Marion
Sam Starkey
Mary Kelley
Lew Butterworth
Detroit
Fire at Bar ron's Bakery in Nelsonville Calmed by Chemicals
Fire fighters were called to Bar ron's bakery on West Washington Street to tackle a stubborn blaze in the oven rooms. A supply of wood kindling and barrels reportedly ignited after a short circuit. Chemicals were used to extinguish the fire which threatened for a time. No damage was reported.
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Nelsonville
Barron's Bakery
West Washington Street
Rhodes family vacation plans corrected
In Nelsonville on July 14 a note stated Dr. W. S. Rhodes and family had left for Coldwater Michigan for vacation. The error is corrected: vacation starts August 7 and will include a few weeks in Coldwater.
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Nelsonville
Rhodes
Coldwater
Mich
Bible Students Class Adds Three New Members
Haydenville July 14 Mrs. Sarah Tucker and several hosts welcomed 22 attendees to the Bible Student class meeting at Mrs. Tucker's home. Three new members joined: Miss Nora Skiver Mrs. Nelson Skiver and Mrs. Charles Jacobs. Reading by Mrs. Sarah Tucker and a luncheon followed.
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Haydenville
Sarah Tucker
James Tucker
Bert Tucker
Arthur Todd
Nora Skiver
Nelson Skiver
Charles Jacobs
Ladies' Aid to Meet at Richland Avenue Church
The Ladies' Aid society of the Richland Avenue M P church will meet Thursday afternoon at the old school building to conduct dues payments and social duties.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Richland Avenue M. P
District to release thirty breeding pheasants in district
Wellington game farm sent thirty breeding pheasants to Game Protector B. T. LeFever for release in the district. More birds will arrive in five weeks, with 400 to 600 per county expected. The state plans widespread fish distributions too, using Buckeye car and two large trucks from Sandusky hatchery.
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LeFever
Lodge installs year's officers in Glouster
Marcellite Rebekah lodge of Glouster installs its yearly officers led by P N G Cora Darling N G and includes Mary Dew V G Vesta Cherrington warden Nellie Jones conductor Gladys Gaskalla chaplain Florence Vaughn outer guard Mary Yarger inner guard Lorena Gaskalla RK 8 to N G Amanda Edwards L 8 to N G Lucy
Local Visitors From Ohio and Idaho Stay With Yocums
Mr and Mrs 8 T Graves of Columbus along with Graves mother and sister Miss Margaret of Patella Idaho visited early in the week with Mr and Mrs Frank Yocum. They were joined home by Miss Glenna Yocum staying through the week in the capital. Lenora Eddy of Columbus is visiting her brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs C L Eddy. Mr and Mrs FE J Eddy host this week Mr and Mrs Al Chapman of Columbus.
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8. T. Graves
Columbus
Mr. Graves
Margaret
Pocatella
Idaho
Frank Yocum
Glenna Yocum
Lenora Eddy
C. L. Eddy
FE. J. Eddy
al Chapman
Good Proportions in the Diet booklet urged for homes
The States Relation Service of the Department of Agriculture offers a booklet titled Good Proportions in the Diet. It guides food selection, required proportions and amounts, and provides menus for balanced meals. Send two cents in stamps with a coupon to receive it.
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States Relation Service
Department of Agriculture
Proportions in the Diet booklet mailed with return postage
Frederic J. Haskin of The Athens Messenger Information Bureau in Washington sends a pamphlet titled Good Proportions in the Diet with two cents enclosed for return postage. Address lines include Name Street City State.
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Frederic J. Haskin
The
Athens Messenger Information Bureau
Washington, D. C
Farm Bureau Board to Meet Tomorrow Evening
Athens county farm bureau board of directors and wives will meet at the farm bureau office at 7:30 tomorrow evening. H. P. Dutton notes C. W. Waid and Estelle Goddard will speak as part of a social hour with refreshments after the conference.
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Farm Bureau Board
Athens County Farm Bureau Board of Directors
Farm Bureau
H. P. Dutton
C. W. Waid
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Woman's Opportunity
Estelle Goddard
Amesville
Delashmutt
State Field Service Department
Invited to Occupy Pulpit Five Years
The Rev L L Cherrington of McArthur has been invited by the McArthur Methodist Episcopal church to remain as pastor for five years. He has been absent since May undergoing surgery at White Cross hospital Columbus, with leave extended to September 1. He is father of Ohio University economist Prof Homer Cherrington.
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L. L. Cherrington
McArthur
Athens County
Hebbardsville Church Ice Cream Social Saturday
Next Saturday evening July 17 the Hebbards ville Presbyterian church youths host an ice cream social on the church lawn. Proceeds support church activities and community events.
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Hebbardsville Presbyterian Church
Crabbe to reply to Gov Donahey in Apple Creek site row
Columbus July 14 Attorney General Crabbe was expected to reply to Governor Vic Donaheys assertion that Crabbe was the personal attorney and advisor of Colonel Sam Bell of Wooster who held options on the Apple Creek site in Wayne county when the state sought a location for the new institution for the feeble minded.
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Columbus
U.P
Crabbe
Vic Donahey
Sam Bell
Wooster
Apple Creek
Wayne County
Middle aged women find vigor with Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
A description of middle aged women gaining a full life and health if their health is good. It notes that thousands credit Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for renewed vigor and health and recommend it to friends and neighbors.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Pretty Gardens in Athens Exhibit City’s Floral Variety
The article celebrates Athens gardens from formal plots by Harry Foster and Mrs Murphey to naturalistic spaces like those of W F Copeland and Maude Mathews. It notes regional gardening pride, communal value, and visions of future home gardens blending flowers and seasonal color.
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Athens
Harry Foster
Frank Murphey
Barrett Young
George Hopkin
A. T. Lawhead
Carl Stickney
William White
A. W.allom
Lafcadio Hearn
Japan
Telegram to Aimee McPherson’s mother traced to Oakland
Los Angeles district attorney Asa Keyes said investigators learned a telegram stating Aimee Semple McPherson was alive and safe was sent to her mother Minnie Kennedy days after she disappeared from the Venice Beach surf on May 14. The wire came from Oakland and the sender is partly identified as Kenneth G. Ormiston, a missing radio operator.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Asa Keyes
Aimee Semple McPherson
Minnie Kennedy
Venice
Oakland
Kenneth G. Ormiston
Whittemore to be hanged August 13 in Baltimore
Richard Reeese Whittemore will be hanged on Friday August 13 in Baltimore Maryland Governor Ritchie signed the murderers death warrant providing for Whittemore’s execution on that day.
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Baltimore
Richard Reeese Whittemore
Ritchie
Whittemore
Balloon race balloons still aloft over Midwest
Four balloons started from Chicago in the international balloon race and were believed airborne over western Illinois or southeastern Iowa early today. A northeast wind aided travel under ideal conditions, but no messages were received from the pilots.
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Chicago
U.R
Illinois
Iowa
Athens Woman Found Stricken With Paralysis
Mrs. Angie Evans, 77, was found by neighbors Monday evening after a stroke Sunday. She is critically ill at 36 Smith Street, living alone in Athens. Daughter Effie Sanderson of Parkersburg and husband arrived Monday night. sister Mrs. Emma Dasher of Oskaloosa, Iowa, plans to visit Friday.
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Angie Evans
Smith Street
Evans
Effie Sanderson
Parkersburg
Huron County Probes Graft Charges
The Huron county grand jury convened to investigate graft in buying a site for the Northeastern Ohio Institution for the Feeble-Minded near New London. The panel will determine if there was criminal irregularity in the state's site acquisition.
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Norwalk
U.P
Huron County Grand Jury
Ohio Institution
New London
Ohio Coal Operators Form Statewide Association
Ohio coal operators from all districts formally organized the Ohio Coal Operators Association in Columbus. They filed articles of incorporation with 500 shares of no par value stock and planned a policy committee to address wage scales and market competition amid a shift toward nonunion fields and idle or unprofitable mines.
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Ohio
Jacksonville
West Virginia
Hall
Belmont County
Pomeroy Field
Columbus
O.P
Ohio Coal Operators Association
Mine Operators Plan to Reopen Idle Mines in State
The operators forming the organization control 75 percent of the state's mines, with plans to restore miners to work if non materialize. Signatories include E. N. Posten, W. L. Robinson, B. H. Kins, T. K. Maher, and W. F. from Cleveland, W. H. Coshocton, John Jones, Co L. H. Bray Cambridge, John New Philadelphia, and George M. Jones Toledo. A constitution and by laws adopt ed reiterate the aim to reopen idle mines.
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Bers
E. N. Posten
W. L. Robinson
H. Kins
T. K. Maher
W. F
Cleveland
W. H. Coshocton
John Jones
L. H. Bray
Cambridge
John New Philadelphia
George M. Jones
Toledo
U S Disapproves Loan To France
Washington July 14 The Treasury information today states a U S loan to France is not possible at this time. The government sees no reason to push bankers toward loans and says France must ratify the Anglo French debt agreement before U S approval is likely. Bankers may lend if they choose but would want a Washington signal.
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Washington
France
United States
Treasury
America
United
Ohio medical board licenses 234 physicians
In Columbus on July 14 the state medical board issued licenses to 234 physicians after board examinations. Only three of the 237 examinees failed, according to the board.
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Columbus
Haiti salute officer held after late 21 gun salute
Colonel James T. Watson of Norman birth, a veteran of the Spanish American War and World War I, is confined to quarters while a court-mittle tries him for tardiness in giving a 21 gun salute to the president of Haiti on his port visit.
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New York
James T. Watson
Halt
Watson
Fort Day
Luis Mario
Haltl
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