Berean Banquet Highlights Christian Unity and Generosity
Members of the Berean church gathered for a banquet praising fellowship among men and their commitment to good works. A bountiful supper of ham sandwiches, strawberry shortcake, milk and ice cream impressed attendees who noted ample food for all. Girl Scouts Troop Two, led by chaperone Mrs. Robert Bone, hiked to Snake Hollow for breakfast with Ruth Evans, Doris James, Ruth Hyde, Tassie and Nelva Walker, Mildred Rosser, Athlyn McManaway, Beryl O Mara, Mabel Snowden and Pearl Barrows participating.
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Christian Church
Bereans
Robert Bone
Girl Scouts
Snake Hollow
Ruth Evans
Doris James
Ruth Hyde
Tassie
Nelva Walker
Mildred Rosser
Athlyn McManaway
Beryl O'Mara
Mabel Snowden
Pearl Barrows
Ladies of Methodist class host Washington street gathering
Mrs. Charles Evans welcomed the ladies of Mrs. Robert Hickman's Sunday school class at the Methodist church on Washington street. Twenty five members attended and a cafeteria lunch was served after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.S
Charles Evans
Washington Street
Robert Hickman
The
Methodist Church
Maccabee Meeting Planned Rally in Athens
Nelsonville members of the Woman's Benefit Association of the Maccabees plan to attend a rally in Athens Monday evening. A special car will leave the public square after the 4 30 car to transport members of the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Woman's Benefit Association of the Maccabees
Athens
Order
Sunday Church Services and Sunday School Schedule
First Sunday after Trinity with Sunday school at 9 30 a m led by Miss Mable Poston superintendent All welcome. Church service at 7 p m conducted by Rev Co B Plummer Good congregational singing and forceful sermons.
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Trinity
Mable Poston
Co. B. Plummer
Sunday School and Services Schedule List
Sunday school opens at 9 30 a m followed by a gospel message. An old time testimony meeting is at 2 30 p m. Evening service at 7 80 p m. Prayer meeting on Wednesday at 7 p m.
Presbyterian Church Weekly Services and Guests
The Sunday school lesson at 9 30 covers Saul's Failure. Christian Endeavor topic is What Bible Reading Will Do for Us. Evening sermons at 6 00 and 10 30 7 00 include Compensations of Poverty and Ignorance Not Innocence. Visitors include Mrs Elizabeth Kaelin in Athens yesterday and Mrs C H Newton hosting guests from Athens.
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Presbyterian Church
Saul
Elizabeth Kaelin
Athens
C. H. Newton
H. P. Quest
Helen Allison
Elizabeth
Tautskey
Charles
Charleston
W.a
Nelsonville Community Notices and Classified Fragments
Classified blurbs from Nelsonville include a dance notice at Red Men’s Hall on June 15, a saxophone orchestra ad, a six-room cottage for sale at 923 Chestnut, junk buyers offering various recyclables by yard weight, a millinery sale by Mrs. H. Parry, iron fence for sale at 142 feet, a penny social at Owl Hall, two Waitresses needed at Busy Bee restaurant, a heavy Buick truck for sale by P. W. Hickman, and a help wanted for housework with contact at Bell Phone Nelsonville.
Levee Threat Spurs Urgent Town Action After Flood Risk
Fresh concerns describe water routing through the levee and eroded canal bank by four feet in a day with quicksand and soft soil. The council committee was directed to pursue immediate measures to prevent a 1907 flood repeat while other committees report progress on water system improvements, paving on Washington Street, and Chamber of Commerce service.
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Chamber OF Commerce
Matheny
Johnson
G. A. R. Post
Post
Boys In Blue
York Township
Chamber
Washington Street
Bernard Six to wed Miss Clara Schank in Dayton June 16
Announcement states Bernard Six son of Mr and Mrs James Six of Nelsonville will marry Miss Clara Schank of Dayton at the Lutheran church in Dayton on June 16. James Six and two children plan to attend.
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Bernard Six
James Six
Nelsonville
Clara Schank
Dayton
Stanley fish question sparks Nelsonville event notes
The Nelsonville Sportsmen Association invites members to report sales of membership cards at 7:30 Monday June 7 in Ellis' club room. An egg race and other contests will be held at a picnic with prizes. A petition for game protectors gains signatures and Henry Hatch endorses the cause. Answers to Stanley's fish question are to be left with Dutch Shafer. Free motion pictures July 9 at Stuart's Opera House.
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Sportsmen News
Stanley
Drs. Ed
Charlie Butt
Nelsonville Sportsmen Association
Henry Hatch
Ellis’ Club
Dutch Shafer
Stuart
Opera House
Elegant eight o clock wedding at First Methodist Ep iscopal
Miss Mary Etta Johnson became the bride of Frank Steen rod Benson at the First Methodist Episcopal Church in a formal ceremony. The ceremony featured a white satin gown, orchid accessories, and a ring ceremony conducted by Rev. Arthur M. Mann. A reception followed at Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Cann’s home before the couple departed for a eastern trip and upcoming home in Nelsonville Ohio.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
Mary Etta Johnson
James Johnson
Frank Steenrod Benson
Miss Mae Lines
Arthur M. Mann
Messrs. Dow
Stanley Johnson
Huntington
W. Va
H. H. Talbott
Steubenville
Ohio
Benson Preston
Nelsonville
Neil Preston
Willard Webb
Toledo
Mary and Margaret Lewis
Charleston
Jane Easterly
Reading
Misa Ida Dickerson
Owen Zimmerman
Martins Ferry
Abbie Benson
W. H. Cann
Mary Etta Cann
John Preston
Athens
Johnson
Mae Lines
Mendelasohn
Benson
Bride and groom linked by Huntington ties in Ohio guests
The traveling bridegroom wore blue tricolette with a matching hat. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs James Johnson now of Huntington West Virginia, is described as accomplished and attractive. Many relatives joined out-of-town guests at the wedding including Edward and Thomas Johnson and Alice Thacker Morris of Columbus Ohio and others from Toledo Bridgeport Blaine Martins Ferry Indian City Athens Logan and Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Johnson
Huntington
W. Va
Edward Johnson
Thomas Johnson
Alice Thacker Morris
Columbus
Ohio
J. W. Webb
Willard
Toledo
J. €. Hill
Clara
Bridgeport
C.F. Johnston
Blaine
Owen Zimmerman
Martins Ferry
R. A. Nelson
Indian City
Florida
F. L. Preston
John Preston
Athens
J. S. Rafferty
Logan
Arthur M Mann Church Service and Queen Esther Circle
M E Church led by Pastor Arthur M Mann offers Sunday school at 9 30 A M and divine worship at 10 30 A M A sermon titled A Text from the Book of Nature The Junior League convenes at 2 P M In the evening the Queen Esther Circle presents the pageant Columbia's Daughters described as beautiful and instructive
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M. E
Arthur M. Mann
Queen Esther Circle
Columbia
Children Day Sermon and Bible School At Church
Christian Church schedules Bible School at 9 30 A M and a Children Day program with large attendance urged for tomorrow. Morning worship at 40 30, evening service at 7 with sermon themed A Rich Man Whose Partner.
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Christian Church Bible School
Italian 15 Murdered by Blackhanders in Canton
In Canton two Italian blackhanders shot Enrico Buono, 26, near his home at 603 12th street E, killing him with nine shots as a crowd looked on. Police, lacking a positive clue, interview witnesses and seek to identify the assailants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Enrico Buono
12Th Street
Enrico
L. E
Buono
Charles Wood
Swope
State Banks Orow Again in Resources
Ohio banks report a net gain in resources for the eight largest cities February 28 to May 4 despite tight money and credit conditions. Dayton state banks show a slight drop. total resources fall from 23,825,338 to 23,117,645.
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Columbus
Ira R. Pontius
Banks of
Ohio
Dayton
Ohio Counties Show Decrease in Population
The Census Bureau reports 1920 population for Delaware county 26 013 and Williams county 24 627. Delawares decline 1 167 or 4 3 percent, Williams drop 571 or 2 3 percent since 1910.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Delaware County
Ohio
Williams County
Nichols gets renomination line for chief justice
Colum b s June 5 Chief Justice Nichols Batavia filed for renomination on the Democratic ticket. Judge Silas S Richards Clyde filed for nomination as chief justice on the Republican ticket. Carl R Kimball opposed Lieutenant Governor Clarence J Brown for the Republican nomination. Kimball filed Friday. Butler Pa The state undertakers convention here canceled a meeting due to dampness.
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Columbs
Nichols
Batavia
Supreme Court
Silas S. Richards
Clyde
Carl R. Kimball
Clarence J. Brown
Kimball
Butler
State Undertakers
Athens county today shows a town quivering with activity
Residents report mixed traffic on muddy county roads as drags prepare to smooth them after rain. The M E K Man ponders hen discipline. A new lighting system brightens campus and hospital grounds. The Mens class at First Presbyterian meets June 5. June 5, 1920 notes in town memory. Holstein herd in Alexander township passes a tuberculosis test. Weather hints at fair nights but Ohio Wesleyan game may delay. Morgan arrives in Athens to work at Ohio University. City and county officers see little crime but chickens irritate gardens. Illness climbs as bad weather keeps kids indoors. Dr C L Martzolff receives Litt D at Wittenberg. dress display at university home economics. Tennis cup exhibition shown at Beckley.
Athens High Play Cast to Perform This Week
A schedule shows two performances of the Athens high play on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings at McKee's. The chart opens Monday morning with top college players expected to compete. No one may clear the chart. any buyer may secure six tickets. The John C Hancock play chart opens at Cline's Monday morning.
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McKee
John C Hancock
Cline
Four Injured by Street Car Collision in Cleveland
Four men were injured on a street car track in Cleveland when the street car took a wrong switch. The workers were watching a passing fire engine and did not see the car approach. Police said two may be fatally hurt.
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Cleveland
Prevost to Be Sentenced for Michigan Murder
Lloyd Prevost, convicted last night of murdering J Stanley Brown in Mount Clemons, Mich, was to receive his sentence today after a brief jury deliberation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Clemons
Mich
Lloyd Prevost
J. Stanley Brown
Prevost
Local social notes from Loveland and area
Frost and Mrs. Hayes of Loveland visited P. R. Russell and family. Ben Wilcoxen and wife are guests at Joe Moore’s. Eugene Linton and wife welcomed a baby boy. Miss Mary Clark, employed in Akron, returns for a brief vacation with friends and relatives here.
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Herbert Hayes
Loveland
P. R. Russell
Ben Wilcoxen
Joe Moore
Eugene Linton
Mary Clark
Akron
thia_ place
Father John’s Medicine Promises Calm Nerve Relief
An old advertorial asserts nerves protest from poor nourishment and claims Father John’s Medicine, free of drugs or alcohol, is a natural builder that strengthens the body to end nervous strikes. It notes over sixty years of use.
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Father John
Local Social Visits Highlight Week
Mrs Murray Hatch and Mrs B L Frost visited Airs Lea Little on Thursday afternoon Elza Warren and family visited here Sunday Stanley Harris from Shade was guest of Vinton Redd Wednesday Miss Emma Welch of Parkersburg called on Mrs Murray Hatch Monday Nina Haskell a Coolville visitor Wednesday Mr and Mrs B L Frost were in Parkersburg last week Hiram Burden was guest of William Hatch Sunday
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Murray Hatch
B. L. Frost
Lea Little
Elza Warren
Stanley Harris
Shade
Vinton Redd
Emma Welch
Parkersburg
Nina Haskell
Coolville
Hiram Burden
William Hatch
Paper Suspends American in Raleigh Receivership
Raleigh June 5. Receivership actions culminate in suspension of the American, an afternoon paper begun seven months ago. Assets are about 8000 dollars, largely new machinery and equipment, with liabilities of 10008 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh, N.C
The
American
Short Funeral for Mrs. Augnata Parker at Home
Mrs. Augnata Parker dies with services set at her residence 72 East Mulberry Street Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. Friends may call 8 to 10 Sunday morning.
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Augnata Parker
East Mulberry Street
Lancaster Teachers Win Salary Increase After Rehire
In Lancaster on June 4, the 84 local school teachers won a $20 per month salary increase after the board of education rehired all staff. The move reverses a prior rejection and adds about $18,000 to the annual payroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Board of Education
Quick Six Hour Marriage In Aurora Indiana
Bowers a 47 year old merchant from Burnside Pennsylvania wed Eureka M. Ruddell 32 at her parents home on the Vevay pike. The couple were introduced by a mutual friend and married just six hours later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurora
Ind
B. Franklin Bowers
Burnside
Eureka M. Ruddell
John A. Ruddell
Vevay Pike
Real estate men gather bids for 1921 convention
Kansas City June 5 real estate men in convention will pick the 1921 site. Baltimore Chicago Denver and Atlanta compete with Birmingham and Memphis planning bids for 1922.
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Kansas City
Baltimore
Chicago
Denver
Atlanta
Birmingham
Memphis
Stailey Seated as Athens School Superintendent
C E Stailey of Portsmouth has been chosen to head the Athens city school system for the coming year and is in Athens for talks with Lupt Morgan over the upcoming program. He will stay through Sunday and return to Portsmouth afterward, having left his Portsmouth high school principalship. A Japanese inventor has created a street sprinkler that distributes water to form advertisements on smooth pavements.
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M. EK
Athens
Morgan
Ohio University
Ohio
Columbia University
C. E. Stailey
Portsmouth
Lupt. Morgan
Koing
Stalley
Stailey
The Secret of Hudson Supremacy Promises Smooth Ride
Forces causing early motor destruction are converted into propulsion. Vibration is nearly eliminated and the result is a smooth ride. The design reduces strain and friction, extending the car’s life.
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Hudson
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Lucile Barrows
Fred Weymueller
Red Men's Hall
Chestnut Street
A. B. Neiman
Campbell St
Bell Phone
Rebekahs
Owl Hall
Busy Bee Restaurant
P. W. Hickman
Bell
Johnson-Benson
Blackhander
Athens County
College Compus
State Hospital
East Side
First Presbyterian Church
D. J. Evans
Walker Brothers
Alexander Township
Gillie
State Agricultural Department
Delaware
Ames Township
Howard
C. L. Martzolff
Home Economics
Beckley
Sapolio
Peete
Frost
Wm. Mills
Citizens Central
Bank Bidg
Nelsonville, Ohio
Law-Suite
Agency
En-Arco
Nelsonvile Tire & Repair Co
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