Chautauqua Spirit Prevails in Nelsonville Program Preview
The advance man Layman spreads pennant rope hats and posters as Redpath programs return. Notable acts include the Grosjean Marimba Xylophone Company and speaker William Rainey Bennett. Packard's cartoon day drives crowds. season tickets support the American Legion Memorial Fund. Local residents enjoy Buckeye Lake visitations.
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Nelsonville
Layman
Redpath
Tts
Grosjean
Mrs L R Keleh Hosts Missionary Society Meeting
Mrs L R Keleh will entertain the Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church Thursday afternoon at two. This is the last meeting for the summer and it is hoped there will be a good attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Keleh
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Reeves Host Chicken Dinner After Rod Ney’s Wedding
Mr and Mrs Delbert Reeves held a Sunday chicken dinner in Columbus honoring their son Rod ney who wed Miss Gladys McHarg of Athens on Saturday The attendees included Melvin Reeves Mae Myers Tressa Charles and Chauncey Adams members of the immediate family and local residents.
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Delbert Reeves
Rodney
Gladys McHarg
Athens
Melvin Reeves
Mae Myers
Tressa
Charles
Chauncey Adams
Columbus
The
Imme
Mrs Brandenburg and daughter return from Columbus visit
Mrs. M. T. Brandenburg and her daughter Miss Forrest returned Tuesday after several days in Columbus visiting relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. T. Brandenburg
Miss Forrest
Columbus
Presbyterians plan 50th Quarterly Communion on July 2
A church notice invites all members to attend next Sunday July 2 for the 50th Quarterly Communion of the current pastorate. It seeks at least 100 communicants and the first $500 in benevolence subscriptions, with absent members encouraged to mail gifts to treasurer C. Weltzheimer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. FE. Weltzheimer
Women Organize Community Clubs Under Miss Stanfield
County social workers organize women in mining districts into clubs led by Miss Stanfield. They sew, discuss needs, and improve sanitary conditions. Hamley Run women finished a quilt on display at Preston's Dry Goods for sale. Members seek gingham scraps for quilts. contact Miss Masters for fabric scraps.
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Miss Stanfield
Hamley Run
Preston
Nelsonville
Miss Masters
Bell
Married Fifty Years United in Nelsonville Couple Celebrates
On June 27 1922 Mr Eugene J Cable and Miss Sarah Rannells marked their 50th wedding anniversary at their city home four generations attended. Relatives from Columbus Nelsonville Athens and Vinton County joined in a family dinner with gifts telegrams and best wishes for the longtime couple.
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Sarah Rannells
Eugene J. Cable
Nelsonville
McArthur
Cable
W. I. Jones
Columbus
Edgar Dean
Ruth
Louise
Vance Rannells
William Rannells
Vinton County
Watson Craig
Athens
C. A. Cable
Harry Edington
Mable Poston
Nelsonville Post Plans 40‑Piece American Legion Band
Glenford Dugan Post leader outlines plans at Tuesday meeting for a 40 member band of the Nelsonville American Legion. The organization of the musical unit was discussed and details are pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenford Dugan
American Legion
Nelsonville
Legion to Back Miner Band Concerts in Nelsonville Event
Band concerts may occur on Saturday nights for the remainder of the Miner with the American Legion backing efforts. Fifty dollars was approved as the past year's share of the fireworks cost for July 4th. The Legion works with the Elks and the Grotto. Legion baseball team sports new uniforms and will play at Logan on July 4.
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Miner
Nelsonville
American Legion
Legion
The
Elks
the Grotto
Our Boys
Logan
Meeting for boys camp plans at Y M C A
All boys invited to the July 11 camp should meet at the Y M C A Friday evening at 7 30 to arrange details. It is very important for each boy to attend this meeting and be present.
Nelsonville Board Rehires Supt Ferree and Names Teachers
The Nelsonville city board of education re elected Supt D A Ferree for two years and announced new teaching assignments for the coming year across four schools. Principals include J C Hall East Louise Pearce Central Bessie Deer West with multiple grade level teachers listed. Action on employment was unanimous.
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Nelsonville
Bertha Howar
Jennie Wilson
East School
Louise Pearce
Lillian Young
Merle Gilbert
Beatrice Barber
Georgia Warner
Ella Patten
Josephine Baugh
Lulu Lane
Dora Patten
Central School
Susie Clark
Nettie Raden
Mary Williams
Ruth Powell
Ruth Cook
Florence Cook
Mary Matthewson
Mary Dupler
Elizabeth Linton
Ruth Wolf
Redempa Lines
Frances Scott
WEST
Bessie Deer
Doris Raden
Inez Backus
Lena Bowers
Estelle Reynolds
Beatrice Cook
Ball game at Jobs postponed as home team fails to appear
A scheduled ball game at Jobs Monday afternoon did not occur because the home team did not show up while the visiting delegation arrived. No players took the field and the event was canceled.
Pure Oil drills first well on Eugene Cable farm near Nelsonville
The Pure Oil Co. struck its No 1 well on the Eugene Cable farm just above Nelsonville Tuesday morning. The new well is estimated to produce about ten barrels per day. Two other wells in the same area are pumping at roughly the same rate.
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The
Pure Oil Co
Eugene
Nelsonville
Sane
Birthday Party for Ruth Marie Spencer
Mrs Thomas Spencer hosted a pink and white tenth birthday party for her daughter Ruth Marie with games music and refreshments. Attendees included many children and relatives from Chauncey Pom eroy Holton Logan and nearby areas with Edna Spencer visiting Pom eroy and Mrs Birdie Pratt plus Margaret Gail in tow. The note ends with a statistic: fifty thousand tons of soap are used yearly by U S power laundries.
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Thomas Spencer
Ruth Marie
Marie
Eloise Closter
Maxine Hall
Grace Story
Lillian Moore
Gladys Jones
Marcella Henry
Marie Pospicheal
Leola McMorrow
Mabel Newton
Anita Hall
Gertrude Wend
Mercedes Keeton
Mary Bennett
Phylis Wend
Marjorie Bennett
Helen McKibben
Helen Ogg
Marie Spencer
Tom Henry
Robert Huenfield
James Smith
Fred Closter
Ray Sayre
Howard Miller
Bernard Hawk
Rowena Shaffer
Clifford Shaffer
Chauncey
Edna Spencer
Pomeroy
Birdie Pratt
Litttle
Margaret Gail
Hattie Lyons
Holton
Kansas
Almeda Shaw
Logan
Ohio
Mrs. Lyons
United States
Appointment of Fiera Boring as Executor in Athens County
Notice announces the appointment and qualification of Fiera Boring as executor of the estate of George Boring, deceased, located in Athens County Ohio. Dated June 12, 1922, by Probate Judge 8. M. Johnson.
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Fiera Boring
George Boring
Athens County
Ohio
M. Johnson
Said County
Severe storm causes massive property damage in Ohio region
A cyclone like storm lashed Lima and surrounding counties causing over half a million dollars in property losses. Farm buildings were razed and crops destroyed by hail and wind. Several factories and churches sustained damage, with telecommunication lines disrupted. No fatalities reported. In Cedar Point, Ohio, political tensions within the state teachers association emerged as progressives routed conservatives.
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Lima
Ohio
Auglaize
Mercer
Detsel Weimer
St. Mary's
St. Mary
Clynnwood
Waponteka
St. Mary's Farm
Jacob Bigier
Cedar Point
Ohio State Teachers Association
Senate panel approves bill to curb US naval buildup
A Senate sub-committee approved a bill authorizing President Harding to abandon naval construction and scrap ships. The measure, linked to the Washington naval disarmament treaty, aims to show US commitment while Britain France Italy and Japan delay cuts. The proposal advances to the full committee and then the Senate floor before a White House signature.
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William K. Hutchinson
Washington
America
Senate
Harding
British Empire
France
Italy
Japan
United States
Senate Committee
House
Plan for Auxiliary Formed by K T Crossen Post
The K T Crossen Post No 21 American Legion plans to discuss forming a women s auxiliary at a meeting in the Athens Chamber of Commerce rooms Friday at 730 PM. Officers aim to build friendships among wives and mothers and host gatherings with the men. A membership drive is outlined with two teams to recruit from 118 current members and 400 eligible, and details will be announced. The Legion will not participate in the Fourth of July events in Athens, though the band will play for the Elks.
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K. T. Crossen
American Legion
Athens
Legion
the Elks
Elks Funfest Cancel Fourth Observance Plan
Representatives from the Elks women’s groups and the American Legion decided not to stage a formal Fourth of July observance due to late speaker availability. The American Legion band will perform 9:20 to 9:30 AM at the Athens state hospital and accompany the Elks later in the day. The Athens business district will be flagged with patriotic decorations all week.
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Elks
The
American Legion
Fair Grounds
Athens State Hospital
the Elks
Athens
Holiday Spirit Lifts Even Without Parade
Readable fragment notes homes and ships to fly flags and fluently sustain holiday spirit. The text hints at a parade being absent yet a festive mood remains across towns and communities.
Deaths and Funeral in New Marshfield
Mrs. R. Hysell died after a two year illness at age 63 in New Marshfield. Funeral services will be Friday at 1 6 o clock in the M E church conducted by Rev. Leslie Dabritz with burial at New Marshfield cemetery. She is survived by her husband, one son Thomas Hamilton of Chauncey, three brothers John Hamilton of Charleston W Val Hamilton of Middleport Frank Hamilton of Athens, and one sister Mrs Henry Toddef near Haydenville.
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New Marshfield
R. Hysell
M. FE
Leslie Dabritz
Thomas Hamilton
Chauncey
John Hamilton
Charleston
W. Val
Garrison Hamilton
Middleport
Frank Hamilton
Athens
Henry Toddef
Haydenville
Lenglen Dominates British Championship Debut in 6 0 6 0 Win
Mile. Lenglen, French tennis champion, made her first British championship appearance today and defeated Mrs. Bilis without allowing a point, 6 0 6 0. The French star showed her famed dash and quelled rumors she might skip the tournament.
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Mile. Lenglen
France
Bilis
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Nelsonville News
Chautauqua
Packard
American Legion Memorial Fund
Lena Leedom
N. Hill
Edward Sharp
C. C. Sharp
William
Rebecca
Buckeye Lake
Harley-Davidson
A. D. Farrow
Nelsonville, Ohio
Missionary Society
Golden Sun
Des Moines
Des Moines Street Railway
Hocking-Sunday Creek Traction Company
Presbyterian Church
Leon Arpee
Www
Re Hudson
E.R. Keleh
J. H. Saltz
BE. Weltzheimer
Legion TO Have Band
C. L. King Company
Lancaster Nelson Ville
J.C. Hall
Verna K. Lane
Catharine Spencer
Vernon Shelhamer
Edith Evans
L. T. Giebel
Elizabeth Detber
Immisalsn
Panraeseiyis Pershit
Control
Athens Legion Post
Wimbledon
Eng
J. E. Zeller
Hivde
Winchester Tools
Cable Hardware CO
Winchester
Harris
BON Ton
the Peoples Store
Glouster, Ohio
Ana
Iit
Nelsonville Dry Goods Company
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