Nelsonville News Presbyterian Church Services
John Lloyd Evans, pastor, announces Sunday school at 9 30 morning worship at 10 30. The pastor will preach on The Power of the Gospel and Mrs Me te will sing The Holy City while Mrs Edith Stires offers The Old Rugged Cross. Intermediate Christian Endeavor meets at 6 30 P M and evening service at 7 30 P M with Faith as the theme. Communion will be held July 6 with preparatory sermon on July 2. The public is cordially invited. Missionary Society members meet with Mrs Julia Baird. a 7 1/2 pound Eugenia Pauline is welcomed. S W Gadbury party tours East ending in Washington and New York City.
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Presbyterian Church
John Lloyd Evans
Unday School
Tor
Mete
Holy City
Edith Stires
Old Rugged Cross
Lgrim Holiness Church
F. C. Laneholtz
Sunday Service Times at The Christian Church
Bible School at 9 50 morning worship at 10 30 Sermon Rise and Shine Add night service 6 30 Christian Endeavor 7 39 Sermon Christianity and Patriotism Pastors and church events listed for the day.
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THE
Christian Church Bible School
Local Elks Hold Basket Picnic At Glen Ebongrove
About 50 families enjoyed a Thursday basket picnic by the Elks at Glen Ebongrove. Attendees arrived around 2 pm for games, contests, and a supper at 6 pm. Lancaster orchestra provided music and dancing lasted late. This opens a summer outing series by the local order. Juniors and Midgets of the YMCA joined by Albert Cher enjoyed an all night hike to Bennett's farm with about 21 boys participating.
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Order of Elks
Glen Ebongrove
Lancaster
Albert Cher
Tonnett’s
Y M C A Pool Draws Hundreds Daily
About 200 people including boys girls young men and women enjoy the Y M C A swimming pool each day. The repurposed facility proves a popular recreation during the summer season.
Local Guests Visit Mrs Grose From Adena and Philadelphia
Mrs Nellie Wonnacott and Rich Wonnacott of Adena visit Mrs M A Grose with Mrs Morgan and two children from Philadelphia staying as guests.
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Nellie Wonnacott
Rich
Wonnacott
Adena
and Morgan
Philadelphia
S. M. A. Grose
YAST METHODIST CHURCH SERVICES AND CALENDAR
The Yast Methodist Church pastored by Geo E Tifft announces services at 9 30 morning with Dr Evans Marietta district superintendent preaching at 10 30 morning and 7 30 evening sermons. Weekly calendar includes league class 6 30 junior choir rehearsal 6 30 Wednesday midweek service 7 30 and Friday 7 30 men’s prayer meeting and choir practice. All strangers welcome.
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Yast Methodist Church
Geo. E. Tifft
Evans
Marietta
the Star
Patriotism and Faith Highlight Sunday Sermon
The Chris tian church will feature a sermon on Christianity and Patriotism as Americans reflect on the nation’s founding. Local residents, including Mrs. Fred Edington of Madison and Mrs. P. B. Verity, visit and family members travel between Colum bus and Sand Run.
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Fred Edington
Madi, W. Va
P. B. Verity
Norvel C Shock Moves Into Movie Stardom
Chauncey Norvel Shock a former Chauncey resident and twin of Orvel Shock is gaining status as a movie comedian and director with Unique Film Co of Hollywood. A Redondo Beach resident, his Hollywood project filmed at Redondo Beach includes scenes at Jno W Crane Auto Co and Sunset Music House with Ethel McGuyre and Earl Duermore.
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Vel C. Shock
Chauncey
Nettle Love Miller
Norvel
Washington
Orvel
Norve
Nettie Love
Unique Film Co
Holywood
California
Hollywood
Unique Film Company
Redondo Beach
Jno. W. Crane Auto Co
Redondo
Municipal Pier
Norvel C
Shock
Ethel McGuyre
Earl Duermore
Sunset Music House
Pacific Avenue
Nettie Love Miller
Mary Stalder Celebrates Twelfth Birthday Party
Mr. and Mrs. Mila Stalder hosted a party Wednesday from 1:39 to 4:00 p.m. for daughter Mary on her twelfth birthday. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Stalder with Mrs. Earl Bridgewater assisting. many gifts were presented to Mary. Attending were Luella Six, Watioa and Evelyn Fonty, Violet Harvey, Margaret Johnson, Evelyn Huffman, Wilma and Virgene Palmer, Esther Clary, Agnes Cunningham, Louise Dew, Ethel Trainer, Gladys, Ethel, Elmer and Kathleen Phillips, Ferrel McClellan, Lawrence Huffman, Roy and Frankie Cunningham, Ethel McAtee, Anna May Hockingberry, Junior and Dow Bridgewater, Clarence Gilbert, Carl, Kenneth and Mary Stalder, Mrs. L. L. Sweazy, Mrs. A. H. England, and Mrs. Earl Bridgewater.
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Mila Stalder
Mary
Stalder
Earl Bridgewater
Luella Six
Watioa
Evelyn Fonty
Violet Harvey
Margaret Johnson
Evelyn Huffman
Wilma
Virgene Palmer
Esther Clary
Agnes Cunningham
Louise Dew
Ethel Trainer
Gladys
Ethel
Elmer
Kathleen Phillips
Ferrel McClellan
Lawrence Huffman
Roy
Frankie Cunningham
Ethel McAtee
Anna May Hockingberry
Junior
Dow Bridgewater
Clarence Gilbert
Carl
Kenneth
Mary Stalder
L. L. Sweazy
A. H. England
Family visitors from Columbus stay two weeks in Chauncey
Mrs. Leon Fenstermocker and daughter Martha Lois of Columbus with sister Miss Etta Shields are visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Shields on Mill Street Chauncey for a two week stay.
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Leon Fenstermocker
Martha Lois
Columbus
Etta Shields
Chauncey
L. D. Shields
Mill Street
Mrs. Leo Bradley and Daughter Visit Ports mouth Relatives
Mrs. Leo Bradley and daughter in law Mrs Rodney Bradley and baby are visiting relatives in Ports mouth.
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Leo Bradley
Rodney Bradley
Baby
Portsmouth
Drake family travels to Sharonville for visit
Mrs Allison Drake and her sons from Sharonville travel with Mr J A Drake of Chauncey as they head to Sharonville. Mr Drake plans a stay at his son Allison Drake’s home for several weeks.
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Allison Drake
Sharonville
J. A. Drake
Chauncey
Drake
Reverend Courtney Pulpit Visit Highlights Local Church
Rev. G. B. Courtney preached at the Church of Christ in Orbiston on Wednesday. Mrs. Owen Cronin of Jacksonville visited Chauncey on Thursday as guest of Mrs. Charles Bradfield.
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G. B. Courtney
Orbiston
Church of Christ
Owen Cronin
Jacksonville
Chauncey
Charles’ Bradfield
Ferre Visits Chauncey Parents This Week
Woodrow Ferre of Columbus visits his parents Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Ferre in Chauncey this week, staying at their home.
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Woodrow Ferre
Columbus
Mrs
B. F. Ferre
Chauncey
Foot Injury From Broken Glass Sews Up Boy
Leslie Cruickshank, son of Mr and Mrs Luther Cruickshank, cut his left foot yesterday stepping on broken glass. Dr Hood attended and gave stitches for the three inch gash.
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Leslie Cruickshank
Luther Cruikshank
Dr. Hoodlet
Mrs Nancy Saxon Visits Chauncey After Trimble Trip
Mrs Nancy Saxon of Albany returns from Trimble where she visited relatives and plans a visit with Mr and Mrs Luther Cruikshank in Chauncey.
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Nancy Saxon
Albany
Trimble
Chauncey
Luther Cruikshank
New Arrival at Coal Run Couple Welcome 10 lb Daughter
Mr and Mrs Frank Cline announce the birth of a ten pound daughter at their home on Coal Run this week.
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Eugenia Pauline
Frank Cline
Coal Run
Shields Family Guests At Athens Visit
Mr and Mrs William Shields and family of Athens were guests Thursday of his parents Mr and Mrs L D Shields. Mr and Mrs George Meinhart are improving their property in the area.
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William Shields
Athens
L. D. Shields
George Meinhart
McCafferty Family Weekend in Columbus London and Zanesville
Mr and Mrs Clarence F E McCafferty and their sons spend the weekend in Columbus London and Zanesville as gifts from the former’s sisters Mrs J D Lamberson and Mrs Wayne Clelland respectively.
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Clarence FE. McCafferty and Sons
Columbus
London
O. and
Zanesville
J. D. Lamberson
Wayne Clelland
Spears Family Leaves Chauncey for Columbus Home
Mrs Walter Spears and her daughter have moved from the home of her parents near Chauncey to Columbus where Mr Spears has found work. The death report notes W F Morris 72 dies at 6 Race Street after heart trouble. Funeral Sunday 11 at Pleasire Hill Church with burial nearby. Morris born in Morgan County lived in Athens four years from Amesville. He leaves a widow and daughter Lillian Morris and two brothers two sisters and stepmother and a half sister.
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Walter Spears
George Wilson
Chauncey
Columbus
Spears
V. F. Morr
Race Street
Lillian Morris
Pleasire Hill Church
Mr. Morris
Morgan County
Athens
Amesville
W. Morris
T. E.morris
Winchtown
Nicetta Kinsey
Joy
Mebecca Carpenter
Federal
Henrietta Morris
Vilda Wade
Wrightown
Former Glouster Man Brought Back On Serious Charge
John Hertle, former Glouster resident, was returned to Athens from Pittman New Jersey after extradition papers were served. He faces a charge of taking mortgaged property from the state in a case filed by Dupler Garage. He pleaded not guilty and was bound over to the grand jury under a $500 bond. The car had been purchased on installments and payments lapsed, with Hertle claiming motor trouble en route to return the vehicle. Detective Elsen of Columbus facilitated his transfer.
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John Hertle
Glouster
Athens
Columbus
Pittman
New Jersey
Dupler
Hertle
Manistrate Helwig
Maryland
Detective Elsen
Ithe
Booze Selling Fines In Zanesville Municipal Court
Charles Morosco and Walter Miller faced 500 dollar fines in Zanesville Ohio municipal court for illegal sales of liquor. The court record notes the drawbacks of liquor bootlegging as a business despite its supposed profits.
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Zanesville
Charles Morosco
Walter Miller
Athens City Tar-Bound Restricts Driving Off City Limits
The city of Athens has laid tar to the east, west, and south, forcing motorists who dislike the sticky coating to stay within corporate boundaries. Tar stretches three miles east of Guysville, to Courtney Hill and Sugar Creek west, and a southward surface extends from South Bridge to Richland.
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Athens
Guysville
Courtney Hill
Sugar Creek
South Bridge
Richland
Walter Allen Faces Long Recovery After Log Injury
Eliria Ohio resident World War II veteran Walter Allen battled severe injuries after a log toppled onto him. He sustained fractured ribs punctured lungs and a displaced heart due to a trunk force with infection prompting removal of two quarts of pus from his lungs. After three weeks he shows signs of recovery.
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Eliria
Walter Allen
Tipcats Found in Egypt Tombs Resemble Modern Toy Balls
An ancient Egypt report notes tipcats unearthed in tombs resemble toys played by today’s boys. Researchers describe the small clay or stone balls used as game pieces, drawing a link between past playthings and present urban childhood games.
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Ancient
Egypt
Wonderful Remedy Claims Life Saving, 75-Year-Old Says
An elderly resident describes surviving 16 days without food, crediting Mayr's Wonderful Remedy with rapid relief. The ad promotes the product as a simple drug that clears catarrhal mucus and reduces inflammation of stomach liver and intestines, including appendicitis. A money back guarantee applies with one dose. McKee Drug Co. Athens Gem Pharmacy Nelsonville and druggists nationwide listed.
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Mayr
McKee Drug Co
Athens
Gem Pharmacy
Nelsonville
Kellogg's Bran Promises Relief for Constipation
An old advertisement touts Kellogg's Bran as a permanent relief for constipation claiming it clears poisons and normalizes intestinal function. It urges daily use of two tablespoons, highlights ALL bran content, and notes money-back guarantee if relief is not achieved.
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Kellogg's
Kellogg
Graduate nurse hails Tanlac as ideal stomach tonic
A Seattle nurse, Mrs. H. A. Borden, shares long experience using Tanlac for charity patients. She cites improved stomach, liver, kidney and bowel function after seven years of exclusive use, noting two cases of dramatic recovery and urging readers to buy Tanlac. Over 40 million bottles sold.
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Nature
Mra IT
A. Borden
Pontius Avenue
Seattle
Wash
National Temperance Hospital
Chicago
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