Loyal Workers Sunday School Entertained by Teacher
The Loyal Workers Sunday school class of the M. E. church on Pleasantview avenue was delightfully entertained by teacher Mrs. Anna Lowden Thursday evening. Guests included Minnie Pierce Mable Badger Florence Devol Lena Webb and others. Refreshments were served late. Bernice Richardson and son Lee Jr of Los Angeles are visiting the former's parents. Mrs J M Hyde visited Athens with her sister Mrs G I Putman.
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Loyal Workers
M. E. Church
Anna Lowden
Pleasantview Avenue
Minnie Patton
Bessie Bland
Nellie Lancaster
Bessie Warehame
Emily McManamay
Nettie Stevens
Mary Sommers
Bertha Nelson
Fannie Williams
Josephine Klein
Cora Pritts
Garnet Wilkenson
Bessie Hicks
Libbie Kelly
Almeda Dempster
Minnie Pierce
Mable Badger
Florence Devol
Lena Webb
Bernice Richardson
Bernice West
Lee Jr
Los Angeles
Cal
Frank West
J. M. Hyde
Athens
G. I. Putman
Episcopal Sunday services with archdeacon and bishop
Sunday school begins 9 30 with Miss Mabel Poston as superintendent followed by a baptismal service. Communion and a sermon by the archdeacon at 10 30. Confirmation and a sermon by Bishop Rev Theodore I Reese at 3 00. Members invited to attend and welcome the archdeacon and bishop.
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Episcopal Church
Mabel Poston
Theodore I. Reese
Presbyterian Church Sermon Topics and Service Schedule
Sermon topics include Eli and The Horsemen of the Apocalypse. Services at 10 30 and 7 with Sunday school at 9 30 and Endeavor meeting at 6. This is the last summer meeting with topic Men and Women Whose Lives Should Inspire us.
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Presbyterian Church
Church Schedule and Invitations
Pastor C. P. Munson announces Sunday services at 9 30 A M 10 30 A M and 7 30 P M with a Young People’s meeting at 6 45 P M A cordial invitation is extended to all.
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Co. P. Munson
Grocery Sold on Columbus Street to Johnston
H. E. Howe has disposed of his Columbus street grocery to A. B. Johnston who will take possession Monday.
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H. E. Howe
Columbus Street
A. B. Johnston
Red Men of Kill Eagles to Install Officers on July 1
The Red Men of Kill Eagle tribe will publicly install officers on July 1 at their hall on Public Square. Refreshments will be served. Everyone is invited. F. C. Boring, C. of R.
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RED Men
Kill Eagle Tribe
Public Square
F. C. Boring, C
Bound Over to Grand Jury in Non Support Case
Morris Berry was bound over to the Grand Jury under a $300 bond on a non support charge.
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Morris Berry
For Sale Good business block on Public Square investment
One good business block on Public Square priced to sell. It will pay you to look into this proposition. One six room dwelling with garden spot. One four room dwelling nicely finished with new house gas and electricity. One double dwelling on Sheppard & J. Good investment.
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Public Square
Sheppard &J
White Shrine Meeting Notice in Athens Delegation
Next Monday night the Athens Shrine holds its regular meeting with initiation and lunch after. Nelsonville members are urged to attend. Mrs. Jennie Mounts of Eastland Texas and Mrs. Pearl Davis of New Straitsville have visited Mrs. Ben Staley for several days.
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White Shrine
Athens Shrine
Nelsonville
Jennie Mounts
Eastland
Texas
Pearl Davis
New Straitsville
Ben Staley
Memorial Day Poppies Drive Net Receipts From Nelsonville Group
Emma R. Hill, chairwoman of Hyperion club poppy sales in Nelsonville, receives a letter thanking her for a 111.20 contribution to the American Franco Children's League poppy fund. The note notes late start but praise for the committee’s impact and plans for next year. Ivan V. Kinney of El Karnak Grotto heads to Atlantic City for the Supreme Council M O V P E R sessions.
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Emma R. Hill
Hill
Hyperion Club
Nelsonville
Ohio
S. A. Moffat
American Franco Children’s League, Inc
Ivan V. Kinney
el- Karnak Grotto
Atlantic City
Supreme Council
Ohio bar exam fails hit record high in June slate
The June bar admission exams in Ohio yielded the worst pass rate on record with 174 of 275 law students passing. Top score belonged to Ben W. Griffith of Cleveland at 89.9. Among the successful were 16 of 20 women, including Mrs Jessie Adler and her son Sherman H Adler of Cincinnati, plus Russell H Mack Andrew Nickas Paul D Roach and Emmett A Taylor from Canton Alliance McConnelsville.
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Columbus
Ohio Bar
Ben W. Griffith
Cleveland
Jessie Adler
Sherman H. Adler
Cincinnati
Russell H. Mack
Andrew Nickas
Canton
Paul D. Roach
Alliance
Emmett A. Taylor
McConnelsville
Poston Miss Ethel Cowan Guests At McDougall Week
Community notices report Ethel Cowan visiting Thelma Jones at McDougall for several days last week. Mine 209 resumed work after repairs, with a Monday return following a shutdown. Camp Fire girls from Methodist Sunday school enjoyed an outing near Hocking river at Alder man Crossing Thursday. Rev. E Dabritz visited Earl Cowen and family. Mike Gutowski plans Bellaire residence with mother and three sisters. Numerous friends gathered at Mr and Mrs Weekly’s Friday evening for music and recitations. Rev. William M. Clark of Columbus is leading meetings behind Cowan's store. Miss Freida Nagle visits brother Edward Nagle and family.
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Ethel Cowan
Thelma Jones
McDougall
Methodist Sunday School
Hocking River
Alderman Crossing
Elveta June Smith
Harvey Smith
E. Dabritz
Earl Cowen
Mike Gutowski
Bellaire
Frank Weekly
Weekly
William M. Clark
Columbus
Cowan’s
Freida Nagle
Edward Nagle
Pneumatic shovel loads ore on mine track at 45 tons per hour
A pneumatic shovel operating on the regular mine track loads ore or coal into cars not exceeding 50 high at a rate of 45 tons per hour.
U. S. Builds World's Largest Gun Mount Tractor
A giant gun mount tractor completed in Stockton California features a 155 mm rifle and weighs 45 000 pounds. It fires up to 14 miles and travels five to fifteen miles per hour, promising to revolutionize coast defense with wide operational reach along unfortified shores.
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Stockton
Cal
Future of Coal Rates in Ohio Depends on Board Action
A probe into coal freight rates in Ohio follows a utilities commission rejection of last August’s order granting a broad rate increase. The board will decide the rates to be fixed for coal shipments and address interstate advantages concerns.
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Utilities Commission
Commission
Ohio
Socialists Split on Moscow International Issue at Detroit Convention
Detroit hosts the Socialist Party's annual convention as members debate joining the Moscow based third international. Most delegates are described as moderate and unlikely to endorse the move. Samuel Jr and Charles Solomon, notable for prior Newark assembly bans, are among early arrivals. Orr forecasts a decisive internal split over party direction. Solomon warns of possible Communist breakup from the national party over the issue.
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Detroit
Mich
Moscow
Socialist Party
Mod‘erate
Mem
Samuel Jr
Charles Solomon
New York Assembly
Orr
National Party
Solomon
Gas waste urged to save dwindling supply
The United States Bureau of Mines warns that gas is wasted when stoves have burners more than one and a quarter inches below the cooking surface. It calls for raising burners, frequent cleaning, and using grid tops or skeleton lids to reduce waste.
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Washington
United States Bureau of Mines
Ice Cream Dealers Refuse Price Cuts Despite Threats
In Columbus on June 25, large ice cream dealers declined to lower prices after threats of prosecution by Prosecutor King. They cited high handling costs as making any price cut impractical, despite other retailers cutting prices.
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Columbus
King
Local Notes From Carbon Hill and Surrounding Areas
Carbon Hill residents share news of vacations and visits as Miss Cleo Wilkinson of Akron rests at home. Prof Corbin of Ironton calls on friends here. Mrs Ed Smith and aunt Lydia Martin entertain Columbus guests. Charles Rutherford buys his father’s business and operates at the old stand. Will Short and John Powers relocate families to Logan. Jackson Smith and wife travel to Murray City for infant grandson’s death. George Mack’s remains brought from Murray City to Corban Hill for interment. Helen Hawk completes Ohio University course and returns home. Gerald Tigner visits grandmother Mrs Henricks. Nina Dalton visits the branch. Lena Hawk wins Rector show popularity contest. Mr and Mrs Robert Chute in Athens. Mrs John Dehnan is ill. aee Locke on sick list.
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Cleo Wilkinson
Akron
Prof. Corbin
Ironton
Carbon Hill
Ed Smith
Lydia Martin
Columbus
Charles Rutherford
Old Stand
Will Short
John Powers
Logan
Jackson Smith
Murray City
John Coe
George Mack
Corban Hill
Helen Hawk
Ohio University
Gerald Tigner
Nelsonville
Henricks
Nina Dalton
Lena Hawk
Robert Chute
Athens
John Dehnan
Aee Locke
State examiners find $13,000 in officer shortages
Marion Ohio June 25 state examiners announced shortages totaling 13000 in examinations of township officers and certified these sums to two winners in a baby contest Dolly Wilson and Rolline Morrisey state auditor for collection.
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Marion, CO
Little Dolly Wilson
Rolline Morrisey
Suit Seeks Sale of Ohio Electric Assets to Pay 5 Million
Fidelity Trust Company of Philadelphia files in Toledo federal court to force sale of Ohio Electric Company lines from Zanesville to Columbus, Springfield, Lima and Toledo to satisfy a 5 million mortgage bond obligation. It seeks tolls and incomes applied to principal and interest, an accounting, and a decree of default if interest is unpaid past 90 days.
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Toledo, O
Fidelity Trust Company
Philadelphia
Ohio Electric Company
Zanesville
Columbus
Springfield
Lima
Toledo
Aviators Davis and Springer Fail Transcontinental Hop
Riverside California report recounts a non stop trans continental attempt by Aviators Davis and Springer. After three postponements the big cloudster departed at 9 35 am then had to return shortly after due to unclear fuel problem. The flight is postponed until tomorrow.
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Riverside
Calif
Davis
Springer
Farm Census Shows 1920 U S Farm Increase and Rising Values
Washington June 25 The census bureau reports preliminary 1920 farm data with 6 448 866 farms up 1 4 percent from 1910 and total farm land area of 955 676 545 acres up 8 7 percent. Farm values rise nearly 95 percent since 1910 with eight states reporting land and buildings over 3 billion dollars.
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Washington, D. C
Bureau of the Census
Department of Commerce
United States
Iowa
Illinois
Nebraska
Texas
Minnesota
California
Missouri
South Dakota
Indiana
Ohio
New Jersey
Connecticut
Aviators Ready to Start Transcontinental Flight
Riverside California June 2 Avia tors David R Davis and Eric Springer prepared to launch the Cloudster biplane on a non stop attempt across the continent from Riverside near the port of departure.
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Riverside
Cal
David R. Davis
Eric Springer
Athens Pirates Set to Face Jackson Team Tomorrow
The Athens Pirates under Manager Paul Kaler travel to Jackson for a game. They depart Athens at 12:18 and return late tomorrow night, with Kaler taking a strong squad to Jackson.
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Jackson
Athens Pirates
Paul Kaler
Athens
Kaler
Ohio Mothers Pension Law Described as Historic Victory
In Columbus Ohio lawmakers passed a wide mothers pension bill unanimously, enlarging aid to keep families intact at home. Judge Homer Z Bostwick's leadership in promoting the plan is credited, with the law going into effect this month and now used in 40 states for supportive family care.
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Columbus
Ohio
Homer Z. Bostick
Franklin County
Bostwick
Zanesville
Women’s Committee
National Council of Defense
Jackson County
Cuyahoga County
83Rd Assembly
Union
Athens County Debates Jail Funds and Road Priorities
Local discussions reveal Athens County will delay a new jail despite grand jury recommendations. Citizens favor redirecting funds to improve roads, with past plans to move the jail to the courthouse fourth floor halted by fire safety concerns and state laws. The Messenger reports on varied opinions from prominent residents.
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Athens County
Messenger
Selby Town Hails 92-Year-Old School Principal
In Selby England the town highlights a school principal who is 92 years old as a notable local figure. The senior leader continues to guide the school with long service and dedication drawing community admiration.
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Selby
England
Cleveland Lawyer Calls for All Male Jury in Murder Case
In Cleveland on June 25, attorney P. J. Mulligan urged a jury of men to try his client Chris Lonchar for first degree murder of Patrolman Augusta Dyke. Mulligan challenged eight of 16 voir dire names, removing women from the panel, asserting women should not serve on such juries.
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Cleveland
Chris Lonchar
Augusta Dyke
P. J. Mulligan
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