Nelsonville Visitors Gather for Decoration Day
Garrett Hoch of Columbus visited Monday. J W Hughes and Ken Hughes of Columbus were guests of Nelsonville friends for Decoration Day. Mrs Nona Hamm of Chillicothe and Mrs Wilson Fagley of Somerset visited Nelsonville relatives. Ed Love of Columbus was guest of Nelsonville relatives Sunday and Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrett Hoch
Columbus
J. W. Hughes
Ken Hughes
Nelsonville
Nona’ Hamm
Chillicothe
Wilson Fagley
Somerset
Ed Love
Nelsonville anglers meet salutes central Ohio groups
The Nelsonville association sent three representatives to the central Ohio anglers meeting in Columbus on Saturday. Game Protector Hibbard was in town last week. Mary Elizabeth Bumgarner, age six months, is noted as the youngest lady member. Boys push sale of membership cards for 1000 by mid July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville Association
Central Ohio Anglers
Columbus
C. E. Scott
Hibbard
Mary Elizabeth Bumgarner
Decoration Day Observances Move From Hall To Fort Cemetery
Decoration Day services unfold with G A R and W R C members gathering at Post Hall for transport to Greenlawn and Fort Street Cemetery. Rev Maternity Ma theny presides in place of Cline and the W R C lays tributes to unknown dead. The Post later feasts at the Y M C A, hosted by the Chamber of Commerce, with Rev L G Matheny giving an informal address and veterans expressing gratitude for the civic gesture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Hall
Greenlawn
L. G. Matheny
Chamber of Commerce
C. of C
Parade Review From Dew Hotel Veranda
Scouts Fraternal orders and World War veterans in shining and khaki uniforms paraded past as dignitaries seated on the veranda of the Dew Hotel observed the procession in a formal observance.
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Dew Hotel
Memorial Day Observances by Gu A Ro and W R C
On May 30 1920 members of the G A R and W R C gathered at the pus dhail then processed to the M B church for memorial services A sermon by Dr Mann titled The Sword and Its Doom impressed attendees The G A R praised the sermon and the choir's music as excellent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gu. A. Ro
Pus Dhail
M. B.rehurch
Mann
Chamber of Commerce Week and Community Meetings
The board of directors meets tonight at 7:30 at Northern Mining and Fuel Co office. A Friday supper meeting at 6:15 invites any citizen to present matters of city interest. The Y M C A opens play hour at Mast school at 6:15 with outdoor games for children and older youths. Deanville and Central school hosts play hours this week. Swimming classes start soon with a physical director and helpers guiding children at the river and Y pool for juniors and intermediates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Board of Directors
The
Northern Mining and Fuel Co
Decoration Day Visitors From Columbus and Nearby Areas
Local society notes list numerous visitors and guests over Decoration Day weekend. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hanley and son John, Mrs. Gay Aumiller, Clayton Aumiller, Misses Ruby and Ruth Miskell, Chas and Ray of Columbus, Dr. and Mrs. W. S. Rhodes, Mrs. Charles Dorst, Mrs. Ruth James, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Stover, Mr. Henry Stover, Parker Sniffen, John Naughton, Mrs. M. H. Price, Mabel Heffner, Mrs. P. W. Sheppard, C. D. Shafer, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jackson, Bernardine Woodard, Miss Bertha Nixon, Dr. and Mrs. W. E. Howe, Dr. H. L. Heck, Miss Allie Lama, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Weltzheimer, Mrs. John Murphy, BE. Crammer and Jeanette, Rev L. G. Matheny, Miss Catherine Spencer, Joe Humphrey, Henry Crawford, Will Guy, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Knight, Miss Freda Pyle, Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Graham, Clarrisa and Page Graham, Miss Nelle Mathewson, Miss Lucile Spray, Josephine Powers, Emma Emery, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Terry, Mrs. Chas. Preston, and others. Activities involve visits to Columbus, Granville, Ironton, Zanesville, Logan, and nearby towns.
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Sam Hanley
John
Gay Aumiller
Clayton Aumiller
Miskell
Solliday
Ruby
Ruth Miskell
Chas
Ray
Columbus
Miles Howe
Frank Millikan
Rhodes
Charles Dorst
Ruth James
C. A. Stover
Lancaster
Henry Stover
Parker Sniffen
John Naughton
Akron
M. H. Price
Logan
Mabel Heffner
Lancaster Friends
P. W. Sheppard
C. D. Shafer
Harry Jackson
Bernardine Woodard
Alexandria
Jackson
Bertha Nixon
W. E. Howe
H. L. Heck
Granville
Allie
Len Pyle
R. C. Graham
Clarrisa
Page
Powell
Clarrisa Stephenson
Nelle Mathewson
Mable Heffner
Lucile Spray
Josephine Powers
Nelsonville
Emma Emery
Murray City
Ed Kourt
David Feth
Athens
C. H. Terry
Chas. Preston
Wanted bids for sawing down a housing section
Bids requested for cutting down six four room houses one three room house one store building and other outbuildings with transportation to Nelsonville from Maple Mine at Happy Consolidated Fuel Co Wm Huddy notice includes Hocking Lodge 339 meeting June 3 1920 and various small classifieds including sale notices lost item employment and services in Nelsonville Ohio
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Nelsonville
Maple Mine
Happy
Consolidated Fuel Co
Wm. Huddy
Government seeks dissolution of Reading coal combine decree
On June 1 the government Reading Company Central Railroad of New Jersey and the Lehigh and Wilkes Barre Coal Company asked the court to dissolve the Supreme Court decree that dissolved the Reading railroad coal combine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Reading Railroad Coal Combine
Reading Company
Central Railroad of New Jersey
Lahigh and Wilkesbarre Coal Company
Doan's Kidney Pills Prove Worth in Athens Testimony
Mrs. Fred Penn of 221 West Washington Street reports twenty years of occasional use with consistent relief for kidney weakness. She notes family use and constant home supply, recommending Doan's Kidney Pills priced 60 cents at dealers, from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Athens
Fred Penn
Washington St
Doan
Penn
Fostr-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. Y
Glouster Enforces Car Light Rules Amid Arrests and Baseball Wins
City authorities moved to enforce automobile lighting laws. seven arrests for non functioning tail lights after warnings. In local baseball action Glouster split two with Cambridge, winning Sunday 6 to 4 and Monday morning 11 to 0 while Cambridge took Monday afternoon 8 to 7. C Hardy lays foundation for High Street restaurant addition after leasing land from the railroad. Fred Hemsley of the city will
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Cambridge
Labor and social notes from the valley and beyond
Saturday travel to Montreal for the AFL convention with Hemsley as delegate representing the central labor union of Sunday Creek valley. Kate Tinker resigns Atlas store for Athens position with McHenry and Sisler. O. E. Chevalier leaves J. W. Stocklein for Greens Run store with Feirbaugh. Mrs. Webber and daughter join husband in Boston. Rosa Wells and nephew visit Troy Springfield Detroit. Mrs. John st Gordon returns from Columbus after a weekend with friends. All mines in the valley marked for work today after yesterday’s holiday.
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Montreal
Canada
American Federation of Labor
Hemsley
Central Labor Union
Sunday Creek Valley
John St. Gordon
Columbus
Boston
Providence
Worcester
Springfield
Mass
Albany
New York
Philadelphia
Herrish
Washington
Richmond
Buffalo
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Birming
Detroit
Chicago
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Des Moines
St. Louis
Two Delegates Seated to Add to General Wood Roster
Two regular DC delegates were seated unanimously, adding two to General Wood's roster. Two uninstructed delegations were expected to join Wood as part of the contesting arrangements. A messenger want ad is noted in the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District of Columbia
General Wood
Wood
Excess delegates to be seated at Republican convention
A sub committee proposes seating excess delegates with their state delegations at the national Republican convention in Chicago. The plan would seat 53 to 60 men, after persuading coliseum architects to provide space, amid factional disputes over eight delegates-at-large per state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
H. C. Burson
New Mexico
A. R. Cassell
Boise Penrose
Fred Estabrook
New Hampshire
Coliseum
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Postt Toasties
Postum Cereal Co
Elsonville
Sportsmen News
Cline Pharmacy Co
Nelsun
Vitce
Nelonville
C. G. Sheppard
Tom
Opera House
Sheppard
Louise Rice
Elizabeth Edington
William Parry
George Schwenke
Charles Wolfe
Lord of
R. 1
Maria Sheppard
Harry Edington
Lord
Korein
Cline’s
McKee's
Lash and Corner Drug Store
Koreia
Sen
Koreia Company
N. Y
Ford
Ncense
Chestnut Street
Gene Brickles
Hock- Hocking Lodge No
Call Bell
Citizens Phone
Bell
Bell Phone
Carnes
Ohio
Red Men‘s Hall
Iave
James Powell
Sand Run
Poplar St
Nelson
Syne Phone 390
G. L. Brown
Wm. Mills
Citizens Central
Bank Bldg
Nelsonville, Ohio
Fred Hemsley
Kate Tinker
Atlas
McHenry & Sisler
O. E. Chevalier
J. W. Stock Lein
W. H. Feirbaugh
Greens Run
Rosa Wells
George McCary
Troy
E. B. Acomb
Columbus St
Wirthmor
Mechem
Aly
Cherie
American Radiator Company
Wood Street
Portland
Reading
Harrisburg
Newark
Wilkeebarre
Baltimore
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