Nelsonville Social Notes and Local Events
Mrs Hod Mender hosts two London cousins and J J Mills from Missouri visiting Nelsonville. Engagement announced for Julius Shamansky to Florence Morris Akron with OSU graduate status. El Karnak Grotto builds pavilion using Logan courthouse timbers. Derek Richardson leads reconstruction. Various reunions and club events described including Sharp family picnic and Home Missionary Society meeting. Athens All Stars defeat Jobs with strong pitching. games scheduled June 25 and July 4.
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Hod Mender
Chestnut Street
John and
Edward Bell
London
England
Atty
J. J. Mills
Missouri
Chicago
H Ome Land
M. Shamansky
Julius Shamansky
Florence Morris
Akron
Dr. Shamansky
Ohio State University
Sigma Alpha Mu
Athens County All Stars
Jobs Sunday
Robinette
Jobs
All Stars
Campbell
Swyer
We Are John McCormic sometrist Kaelin's Jewel Store
Local notice for Nelsonville Ohio featuring a jewelry shop advertisement with name Kaelin's Jewel and a cryptic header We Are JOHN MCCORMIC sometrist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McCormic
Sometrist
Kaelin’s Jewel. Store
Baby Clinic Tomorrow By Ruth Masters
Miss Ruth Masters Red Cross Nurse will conduct a baby clinic at her East Columbus street office on Wednesday morning from 9 30 to 11 00. Mr and Mrs S W Gadbury and their son Walter returned Saturday from an outing with the Midland Grocery company at Cedar Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Masters
Red Cross
East Columbus Street
W. Gadbury
Walter
Midland Grocery Company
Cedar Point
Mrs Florence Dowler Visits Nelsonville and Nearby Cities
Mrs Florence Dowler of Parkersburg West Virginia is visiting relatives in Nelsonville and will also visit Lancaster and Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Florence Dowler
Parkersburg
W. Va
Lancaster
Athens
Mulligan Stedem Nuptials Tie Two Cities in Catholic Ceremony
Miss Clara Mulligan of the city married Mr. Anthony Stedem of Knoxville Tennessee at St Andrews Church with Father J W Byrne officiating. Attendants were Miss Catherine Stedem and Joseph Stedem. The couple will reside in Knoxville after a reception at the bride’s home.
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Mendelssohn
Catherine Stedem
Stedem
Joseph Stedem
Margaret Rosser
Floyd Rosser
Vance Morgan
John Canty
Joe
Ethel Pritchard
Ray Pritchard
Logan
Father Byrne
Obituary and Local Notices From Glouster and Surroundings
Glouster Thomas Lewis, 74, died at a Columbus hospital Monday evening from gangrene after a leg amputation. Funeral at Calvary Baptist church Wednesday at 2 p.m. Burial in city cemetery. Lewis belonged to the Fraternal Order of Eagles and the Improved Order of Red Men. The summer picnic by Trimble Bible School yielded a 7 6 ball game with players Johnson, Miner, Leadinghaus, Darlin. H. S. Sayre of Buchtel bought New York Coal Co stores, becoming the region’s largest private chain owner. Social events include Willing Workers' class, Rogers' Memorial guests, and plans for a larger school-wide picnic. Several residents travel to Columbus, Butler, Akron, and Charleston for visits and medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Lewis
Columbus
Lewis
Glouster
Powell
Calvary Baptist Church
H. C.smith
Order of Eagles
Improved Order of Red Men
Christian Bible School of
Trimble
Mable Linton
Ville Grave
Joner
W. Johnson
Logan
H. S. Sayre
Buchtel
Glouster Opera House
New York Coal Co
Mr. Sayre
Murray City
M. FE
Rogeers
Masons Attend St John’s Day Services In Nelsonville
In observance of St John's Day the Masons of Nelsonville and nearby areas will attend services at the Christian church on Sunday morning June 25. A special lodge meeting will convene at 1 o'clock and then proceed to the church as a group. All Masons are urged to attend and visiting members are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Suffrage Leader Chooses 12 Greatest Women Led by Gilman
A suffrage advocate names a panel of twelve "greatest" women with Charlotte Perkins Gilman ranked first. The list spotlights early 20th century reformers and authors, highlighting Gilman's influence on feminist thought and wartime social reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Perkins Gilman
Local social notes and a sworn statement from 1922
The text records a brief social visit with Attorney and Mrs George W Rose and other relatives in Glouster Ohio. It also includes a sworn statement by Sam Williams dated June 20 1922 denying a claim that L E Mundew urged coal miners to starve, certified by Notary Public R B Smith in Athens County Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Rose
Glouster
Ohio
L. E. Mundew
Mr. Mundew
Sam Williams
R. B. Smith
Athens County
Golden Wedding Celebration In Chase Ohio
More than one hundred relatives and friends attended the golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Carbaugh at their Chase area home. A noon picnic featured country fare as guests from Albany to Columbus renewed old acquaintances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne
F. C. Oberholzer
J. M. Knowlton
Hanford Dixon
Sarah Brooks
Delbert Reeves
Bert Hovey
Margaret Musser
Charles Chase
Emmett Sautters
Z. B. Ator
Albany
Frank Hooper
Orland
Leo
Robert Cabeen
Ervin Nelson
Joseph Cabeen
Frank Martin
Robert Coates
Maynard
John Lax
Michael Almond
Stella DeWees
George McKinstry
Caroline
Ralph McKinstry
Athens
W. B. Woodayard
Lois
Lewis Sargent
Shade
Henry Chase
Clyde Hooper
Frank Carbaugh
Everett Carbaugh
Max
Herbert Carbaugh
Chase
Arthur Adair
Hebron
C. D. Wiliams
Charles Williams
James
John
Jacksonville
G. A. Carbaugh
Edith
Chillicothe
George Adkins
Harrisonville
Thomas Roberts
Columbus
Ethel Ellis Moody
Westerville
Riley Detroit
Mich
Two Derby Street Shootings Kill Two Near Belfast Docks
Two motorists died and another was wounded in late Tuesday street fighting near Belfast docks. Police pursued suspects as the incident drew swift condemnation from residents and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Carters
Sees World on His Nerve Sees World on His Nerve
David French a Harrisonville student at Ohio University left home with 1.75 dollars to see much of the United States on little money. He reports a fine trip having visited eight states and major cities including Washington Philadelphia New York Albany and plans a brief visit to Niagara Falls from the Finger Lakes region in southern New York.
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David French
Harrisonville
Ohio University
United States
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Albany
Niagara Falls
French
Finger Lakes
New York State
Nelsonville Eagles lodge raid nets fines for moonshine
Prohibition inspectors descended on Nelsonville Aerie No. 391 of Eagles finding a real bar in the lodge rooms. Bernard Kyte, 23, steward, was fined 560 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to possessing intoxicating liquor. Eyre admitted bar duties and was fined 500 dollars and costs.
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Nelsonville
Athens
Columbus
F E. Gary
J. W. Foster
E. N. Breece
F. S. Evans
Prohibition
Mertner
Eyre
Helwig
Vatican dissolves National Catholic Welfare Council
Rome reports the Vatican will dissolve the National Catholic Welfare Council amid protests from the American episcopate. The move was announced today in Rome.
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Rome
Vatican
National Catholic Welfare Council
666 Tonic Promises Quick Relief From Ailments
A vintage advertisement touts 666 as a fast remedy for colds constipation biliousness and headaches calling it a fine tonic with broad health benefits.
Ordinance Repeats 277 On Watt Street Improvement
Official notice repeats Ordinance 277 authorizing Watt Street improvements from Playwood to Maplewood Drive. Council approves the measure on Oct. 1 and places it into effect at the earliest lawful date. The document records attestation by Clerk Harris and certificate by Mayor Roush.
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Watt Street
City of
Athens
City of Athens
Playwood Iice
Maplewood Drive
Governor Davis Indicates Support for Soldiers Bonus Funds
In a June 20 letter Governor Davis signals readiness to call a special session to provide extra money for the soldiers' bonus. He questions the adequacy of the original 25,000,000 fund, noting only 5,000,000 remains.
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Columbus
Davis
Akron Man Shot by Highwaymen Rushed to Recovery
Max Muschi aged 29 of the Frederick hotel is alive and may recover after being shot through the heart early today. The bullet passed through the muscular apex of the heart.
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Akron
Max Muschi
Frederick Hotel
Russian Finance Official Predicts Strong U S Economic Ties
Moscow reports that M. Sokoluikoff, people's commissar for finance, predicted that economic relations between Russia and the United States are a certainty after nationalizing the Russian banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Russia
United States
M. Sokoluikoff
People's Commissar For Finance
Banka
New chaos in Austria sparks panic in exchange markets
Washington date June 20 reports that Austria cannot secure extra Tirith credit and awaits outside aid, triggering a panic in Austrian exchange and chaotic conditions nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Austria
Anstrian Exchange
Athens Ordinance Vacates Portion of High Street
Ordinance 306 records city council approval of vacating a section of High Street between West Washington and West State Streets. The vote notes the line ten feet east of the present curb, joins abutting property owners, and takes effect June 19, 1922. City officials Harris Gill Rosh attest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Athens
High Street
West Waashington Street
West State Street
Said City
Beem
Garate
C. H. Harris
M. Gill
Government nations plan pays $10,000 on German war claims
The government is working out a plan to adjust German war claims that will pay $10,000 to each claimant regardless of the claim size, announced officially at the White House. The sentence about a grasshopper is unrelated and omitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
White House
Explosive Bullets Introduced in India for Big Game
The article notes explosive bullets were first used in India for hunting large game such as tigers and elephants, signaling a shift in hunting methods and potential wildlife impacts.
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India
Samaria Liner Sails From Liverpool Faces Halifax Stop
Cunard officials report the liner Samaria, which sailed from Liverpool last week, will divert to Halifax due to engine trouble. The note adds that asparagus is regarded as the oldest known vegetable used for food.
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Boston
Cunard
Samaria
Liverpool
Halifax
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Nelsonville News
Grotto Club
El-Karnak Grotto
Haydenville
Alfred Richardson
Richardson
D. A. Ferree
Ohio Teachers’ Reading
Ohio, State Teachers’ Association
Bradford Acomb
David Quick
Ruth
Mary Quick
Walter Quick
Caldwell
Edna Logan
East Palestine
Harry Brennan
Martha
Thomas Brennan
Sharp
Rising Park
James Sharp
Thomas Sharp
Batesville, Ark
G. Sharp
Edward Sharp
Frank Jackson
N. Hill
R.C. Graham
Clarissa
Page
Clarissa Stevenson
Missionay Society
L. A. Whitmore
Henry Lancaster
Joe Davis
Alex Nelson
Dave Grorsuch
Miss Nixon
Fischer
Frank Allen
Supples
Ed Crouse
T. J. Davis
Tom Bush
Mite Cox
Ida Jewett
Hattie Anderson
Harry Jackson
Harley-Davidson
A. D. Farrow
Nelsonville, Ohio
Reese and
Gwillym Williams
Charleston
John Price
Co. G. Faires
Inlaw
Mrs
Guy Faires
Mra
Will Ray
Clay Angle
Uniontown
S. M. Truex
John Angle
Mac Haworth
W. C. Thomas
Worthy Parker
New Lexington
John Carpenter
Cincinnati
Masons
Frederick S. Schubert
D. C
Vernon D. Schubert
Chiropractic
Stedman
Schubert
Palmer
Colonial
Mary C. C. Bradley
Julia C. Lathrop
Jane Addams
Anna Morgan
Katherine Bement Davis
Mary Roberts Rhinehart
Ella A. Boole
Maud Wood Park
Carey Thomas
Raymond Robins
Carrie Chapman Catt
National League of Women Voters
League
John Clark Sr
Odge Ron
Aaudeg
Be Fane
Nelsonville Eagles
C. Ff. Harris
C. M. Gilt
T. B. Roush
Digg.d
T. B. Rosh
Ynez Gay
Ti Walt
Leigh Fulkerson
Los Angeles
Foe Dar
Califonia
Wire Family
Tyleheart Broa, Kvaneville, Lod
Star Soap Bar
Chequot Club Ginger Ale
the Fultok Grocery CO
D. Zenner Company
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