Nelsonville News Teases Grotto Pool Size Decision
Miss Lillian Howe will host the Kings Heralds and Light Bearers at her Elizabeth street home Saturday at 1 34 PM. Earl Campbell and his family, on a northern Ohio motor trip, received a telegram from home asking whether the grotto swimming pool should be eighteen by twenty feet or twenty by eighteen feet. The telegram, signed Grotto, was dispatched from Akron and charges collect to Earl.
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Lillian Howe
Elizabeth
Garl
Earl Campbell
Ohio
Earl
Akron
Grotto
Ater Committee
Shrine Special News From Nelsonville Trip
News from the Shrine special reports the Nelsonville Shriners trip to the Pacific coast. Five members were greeted in St Paul by Billy Stuart who hosted a dinner. Since the train detour, cards have been fewer.
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Shrine
Pacific Coast
St. Paul
Billy” Stuart
Nelsonville
Hhis
Canada
Grace Lyons to wed Harold W Jones in Cleveland May 26
Nelsonville friends report the wedding of Grace Lyons to Harold W Jones set for May 26 in Cleveland. Grace is the daughter of Mr and Mrs P Lyons and formerly lived in Nelsonville, with many local friends. Funeral services for Anna Linn were conducted by Rev Paul E Kemper at the family residence with interment at Greenlawn.
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Nelsonville
Cleveland
Grace Lyons
Harold W. Jones
P. Lyons
Ray Young and Son
Pomeroy
Lawrence Young
Columbus
Miss Gaynald
Jront Hospital
E. J. Cablye
Ed Dean
W. I. Jones
Past Chiefs Dine With Mrs Coakley Hosts Dinner
Mrs Carl Coakley entertained the Past Chiefs of the Pythian Sisters Wednesday evening with a formal six o'clock dinner. Covers were laid for Mesdames R A White Robi Eddy Pud Bateman Clara Bateman I E Hellyer William Fleck and Harry Hall.
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Carl Coakley
Pythian Sisters
Mesdames
R. A. White
Robi. Eddy
Pud Bateman
Clara Bateman
I. E. Hellyer
William Fleck
Harry Hall
El-Karnak Grotto to Meet at Masonic Club Rooms
Members will gather at the Masonic club rooms next Tuesday at 7 o clock to discuss the newly leased club grounds and related matters. A large attendance is anticipated.
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El-Karnak Grotto
Masonic Club
Public Forum Letter Distances Self From Gun Claim
L F Windle of Floodwood Ohio writes to the editor denying ever thinking of a shot gun in a preceding article. He says he has lived in the county 40 years and never had trouble, and laments being driven from his home to live among strangers. He asks readers if the public thinks this treatment is right.
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the Messenger
L. F. Windle
Numerous Bereavements and Community News From Glouster Area
Attendees travel to funeral of Madge Garber in Chillicothe while relatives tour Ohio towns. Nelsonville social circle picnic at Rising Park with tennis and dinner. The Plains celebrates Home Coming Day with Rev L G Matheny as speaker. Glouster hosts community institute with Ben R Var daman on teamwork for development. Mounts dies after appendicitis in Casper. funeral plans pending. Odd Fellows memorial service planned Sunday at Church of Christ. Moun tville M E Church notices and local updates.
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Nelsonville
Rising Park
Lacaster
C. H. Roddebush
Lancaster
the Plains
L. G. Matheny
Glouster Merchants and Community Institute
Moose Hall
Ben R. Vardaman
Mr. Vardaman
Glouster
Odd Fellows Hall
Lamborn Grove
Opera House
Grove
Giouster Chamber of Commerce
Pryor Irwin
Vardaman
Othe
Scout
Frank McCann Post
American Legion
Glouster Red Men Lodge
Sarah &. Mounts
Oakdale
Elks Plan Buckeye Lake Trip for Summerland Beach
Nelsonville Elks organize a Sunday outing to Buckeye Lake to view the Summerland Beach proposal. Members meeting at the public square at 10 o'clock are urged to bring their own cars and join as many as possible.
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ELKS
Buckeye Lake
Nelsonville
Summerland Beach
Ohio Players Receive Official O Letters in 1922 23 Seasons
The athletic advisory council granted 19 official O letters to Ohio University athletes for basketball and baseball participation last season. Six basketball and twelve baseball honors were announced, with recipients listed. managers were named for 1923 and the basketball schedule for 1922 25 approved. The Baldwin Wallace football game date was moved to October 5.
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Ohio University
Athletic Advisory Council
Rush
Snyder
Tinker
Wolfe
Herron
Knox
Cowden
Stuart
Baldwin Wallace
Berea
Ohio primary race opens with wide field of candidates
Cleveland July race heats up as Republicans nominate Thompson Day Smith Betham Durand Knight and others. Democrats file for Auditor Donahey Johnson Duffy while Fess and Dick enter for U S Senate. Arnold and Brown contend for remaining GOP slots with Pomerene unopposed on Democratic side. 666 is a prescription for Colds Fever and LaGrippe.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Harding
Carmi A. Thompson
United States
Atlee Pomerene
Carm A. Thompson
Arthur H Day
Harvey C. Smith
Zanesville
Rupert R. Betham
Cadiz
C. Homer Durand
Coshocton
Charles L Knight
Akron
Harry Clay Smith
A. V. Donahey
New Philadelphia
James G. Johnson
State Supreme Court
Thomas J. Duffy
East Liverpool
State Industrial Committee
Simon D. Fess
Yellowspring
Charles F. Dick
John H. Arnold
Columbus
Walter F. Brown
Toledo
Fess
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Nelsonville News
Harris
BON Ton
the Peoples Store
Glouster, Ohio
Fulton’s
Golden Bantam
Star Soap, Bar
Knights Valley Lodge No. 169
Knights of Pythias
Castle Hall
Christian Church
C. L. Johnson
I. M. Foster
Athens
Uniform Bank
S. H. Lancaster
Guy Huffman
C. C
J. M. Hyde
Dr. Hyde
Misses Hyde
Glen Carter
Otto Kaelin
Harley-Davidson
A. D. Farrow
Nelsonville, Ohio
Floodwood, Ohio
M. T. Brandenburg
Miss Forrest
R. E. Gibson
Chillicothe
Madge Garber
W. J. Evans
Lebanon
W. L. Hudson
D. F. Shafer
Fred Wilson
Bert Young
C. A. Stover
Church of Christ
Harry M. Wilson
Lodge
Rebekah Lodge
C. E. Williams
Virgil Jones
Spring Street
C. E. Duncan
Glouster State Bank
Harold Cornwell
Mountville M. E
Kelly
Springfield
The
Athens County Buick Co
Nelsonville Buick Co
John McCormick
Kaelin
Nelsonville, O
Lostro Auto Sales Co
Athens, O
Tfeies
Tho State
William Huske
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