Nelsonville Chamber Set Meeting For March Third
The Nelsonville Chamber of Commerce schedules its next regular meeting for Thursday March 3. A fine attendance has marked this year’s sessions and a good program is planned. The Pythian Sisters will serve dinner and new membership cards are ready for distribution by chairman Walter Mechem and the membership committee.
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Chamber OF Commerce
Pythian Sisters
Walter Mechem
Hustifng Committee
Nelsonville High Faces Fast Collegiate All Stars
Nelsonville High meets the Collegiate All Stars on Wednesday night at seven thirty in the YMCA gym. The fast paced matchup promises excitement as both teams prepare to showcase speed and skill.
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Nelsonville High
Miss Kaelin and Miss Rosser to Sing at Club Meeting
Miss Lucile Kaelin and Miss Margaret Rosser will sing tonight at the Woman's Community Club meeting held in the high school building at 7 o'clock.
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Kaelin
Miss Rosser
Lucile Kaelin
Margaret Rosser
Woman's Community Club
Harley McBride Dies at 38 in Kimberly Area
Harley McBride aged 38 died yesterday at his home near Kimberly. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 10 A M conducted by Rev. C L Knight. Burial follows at Pedigo Cemetery.
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Harley McBride
Kimberly
C. L. Knight
Pedigo Cemetery
Miner Franks Stillwell Mashes Two Fingers at NY Mine No 29
Frank Stillwell working at New York Mine No 29 had two fingers mashed on his left hand. Dr. C W Cable attended the injured man.
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Frank Stillwell
New York Mine No
C.W. Cable
Past Chiefs to Meet and Local Visits highlight
Mrs. Eli Johnson will entertain the Past Chiefs of the Pythian Sisters on Short Street Wednesday night. EB Cable returns from Columbus after visiting her daughter Mrs. W I Jones. Florence Riggs and brother Charles of Logan were guests Friday and Saturday of Mr and Mrs Charles Green. Mary Montgomery and Josephine Judy of Log were guests Saturday of Mr and
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Eli Johnson
The
Pythian Sisters
Short Street
EB. J. Cable
Columbus
W. I. Jones
Florence Riggs
Charles of
Logan
Charles Green
Mary Montgomery
Josephine Judy
Log
Local Social Notes From Athens Amesville And Liberty Hill
Wrightown resident Miss Jucy Carpenter spent the weekend with her mother Mrs Cor a Carpenter in Athens. William Balderson visited friends in Amesville Sunday. Marie Morris was guest of Miss Gladys Wade. Nellie Hogsett of near Mountville visited sister Mrs Flossie Ball. Rev Arza Ball conducted services at Liberty Hill Sunday. Jesse Mills visited his parents Sunday. T B Morris was a business visitor at Amesville Saturday. Mrs Sarah Lyman, operated on in Charleston W Va, reports she is recovering well.
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Jucy Carpenter
Athens
Cora Carpenter
William Balderson
Amesville
Marie Morris
Gladys Wade
Nellie Hogsett
Near Mountville
Flossie Ball
Arza Ball
Liberty Hill
Jesse Mills
Charles Mills
T. B. Morris
Sarah Lyman
Charleston
W. Va
Local residents and farm property transfers noted in area news
Carpenter P C Jewell is seriously ill while tradespeople visit Albany. A farm sale changes hands as P G Morse and partners purchase the Carpenter cattle operation for 250000 with plans to breed cats and produce 1500000 cat hides for eastern garment makers. Local families report visitors, moves, and recoveries across the region.
Highbrow Isms Denounced by Evangelist Hakin
Evangelist Hakin denounces highbrow isms at Richland Avenue M P church arguing Christ's deity as God incarnate. He claims salvation comes only through Jesus and attacks science that contradicts the Bible as lies from hell. He praises faith as the world’s greatest philosophy.
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Christ
The
Isms
Evangelist Hakin
Richland Avenue M. P. Church
Hell
Jesus
God
Sinn Fein Kill Clerk At Cork Rail Station
A dispatch clerk was dragged from the Cork railway station by Sinn Féin operatives who took him to a tunnel and executed him this morning. The group acted boldly despite intensified military vigilance and left the body unplacarded, reportedly due to the clerk's role in forwarding official messages.
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Cork
Sinn
Plans Change As Davis Bill Drops Emergency Clause
Columbus reports that growing opposition leads Governor Davis to drop the emergency clause from the state reorganizing bill. The measure, to be introduced in the house this afternoon, faces altered debate.
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Columbus
Davis
House
President-elect Harding Returns to Marion After Vacation
Raymond Clapper reports Harding arrives in Marion Ohio calm and humorous about soon becoming president He jokes he feels normal and regrets leaving the town He greets old friends on Center Street deposits a large sum at the Marion County bank and chats with officials before returning to his newsroom duties
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Raymond Clapper
United Press
Marion, O
Harding
United States
Marion
Old Town
Joe
Charlie
Jim
Florida
Center Street
Fearful of What Harding May Do to Postmasters
Senator Hitchcock warned in the Senate that Harding may undo Wilson era reforms and strip post office patronage, citing reports that executive orders placing presidential class posts under civil service could be repealed. He said postmasters have been appointed with no regard to party. The debate centers on reform versus patronage in federal hiring.
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Harding
Washington
Wilson
Senate
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Local visitors and church revival fill Coolville area
Stewart Charlies McGill visited Coolville Monday. Athens residents Mr and Mrs Lewis Ludwick were here to visit relatives. Alex Parsons guests of Horace Parsons at Hangi. Mrs Guy Pierce and Wallace Hatch traveled to Athens and Guysville on business. Rev Snyder conducted services at A C church with Rev Turner from West Virginia. Cora Boles returns home from New England area. Ed Burke visited the county seat. Revival services at the M E church continue with large crowds. Mr and Mrs William Spear of Guysville R D were guests of Guy Pierce. Ray Oliver and wife visited his parents here. Mrs John Pickett of Athens visited her sister. Ladies society to meet at Mrs James Russell's Thursday at one.
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P. C. Jewell
J. 8. Dudgeon
Clifton Wood
J. C. Gorby
G. C. Gorby
Albany
Henry Stimetz
Scipio Township
E. Searle
C. A. Hunter
John L. Carpenter
Darke County
Kenneth Nichols
Baby
Athens
Harry Dudgeon
Albert Kuhn
Marion
D. M. Sisson
Mary Throckmorton
Nettie Cecil
Clarence Colley
Dexter
Ethel Gardner
Wilson Weyand
Somerset
Austin Weyand
Charlies McGill
Coolville
Lewis Ludwick
Alex Parsons
Horace Parsons
Hangi
Guy Pierce
Wallace Hatch
Guysville
Snyder
A. C
William Spear
R. D
Ray Oliver
John Pickett
John Winner
John Winner, One Day Last Week. the Ladies and Society
James Russell
Sharpburg R D 2 Mud and community notes
Sharpsburg R D 2 Mud is the reigning power here. Horseback is the best way around as items are scarce. The burial of the Quinns’ three week old son at Mt Harmo n marks a quiet week. Mrs Carpenter’s birthday surprise brought eighteen friends to her home. John Harris’s health causes concern as his family gathers. Pheba Harris’s paralysis shows no improvement. Eva Eileen Harris born to Mr and Mrs Harry Glover. Howard Harris visited Westerville with Seth en route to Michigan.
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Joe Quinn
Mt. Harmon
Prof. Cooper
Ohio State University
Bartlett
Mary Carpenter
John Harris
Harris
Pheba Harris
Harry Glover
Selby Heights Farm
Eva Eileen
Howard Harris
Westerville
Seth
Michigan
Gloucester Sportsmen Club elects officers and plans joint hunting grounds
At the last meeting of the Gloucester Sportsmen Club old officers were re-elected and a 2000 member goal for 1921 set. The club aims to join Nelsonville Sportsmen Club to establish a large shared hunting ground spanning several thousand acres stocked for game. A committee led by Will Wolf and others will meet Nelsonville soon to finalize plans. The 1920 financial report shows a positive treasury balance.
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Glouster Sportsmen Club
Nelsonville Sportsmen Club
Glouster
Nelsonville
Nelsonville Club
Will Wolf
C. F. Wallace
B. T. LeFever
W. R. Dewland
Harvey Norris
Champ Clark Fights for Life Despite Grim Odds
Washington reports Champ Clark, Democratic House leader, is battling a critical illness. Doctors say they nearly gave up hope but leave a "fighting chance" for his recovery, framing his condition as a final struggle.
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Champ Clark
Washington
House
Robber duo locked in store by quick Gretchen Gulet
Gretchen Gulet watched two men enter his Warren store and steal garments. He raced from rear to front, locked both robbers inside, and police arrested them shortly after.
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Warren
Gretchen Gulet
Gretchen
Gulet
Sawdust Strewn Aisles Ahead of Billy Sunday Revival
Forty thousand pounds of sawdust covered the aisles of Billy Sunday’s tabernacle in Cincinnati as preparations begin for his eight day revival starting Sunday.
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Billy Sunday
Cincinnati Post
Cincinnati
Tabernacle
Ohio to review sixty county real estate reappraisals
The tentative order for reappraisal of real estate in sixty Ohio counties, postponed for one month, was expected to be rescinded when the state tax commission resumes the matter this afternoon in Columbus.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Tax Commission
Wilson Denies Copper War Profiteering Graft Claims
President Wilson sent a letter to Representative Garrett denying charges that Bernard M. Baruch and John D. Ryan profited by copper price fixing during the war while serving on the War Industries Board.
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Washington
Wilson
Representative Garrett
Tennessee
Bernard M. Baruch
John D. Ryan
War Industries Board
Egg consumption fuels a billion-dollar U.S. industry
The United States consumes over 100 billion eggs annually and the sector is now valued at about 1 billion dollars, reflecting its major economic impact.
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United States
German reparations dispute outlined in London talks
London dispatch describes Allied demands for 55 billion dollars in reparations to be paid over 42 years with a 12 percent export tax. Germany counters with 7.29 trillion marks payable at 240 million annually for five years and a new system thereafter. Britain to seize large German territory as penalty in the negotiating frame.
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London
Great Britain
City switches water system leader to C Lewis
D. McAfoos resigns after years in charge of the water system and as electrician for the board of public affairs. C. Lewis takes over the work, bringing prior shop experience from the Ohio Collieries Company. Harold Kinney and F. D. McCarty sale shifts focus to a plumbing and tinning business.
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T. D. McAfoos
Board of Public Affairs
C. Lewis
McAfoos
Harold Kinney
F. D. McCarty
Lewis
Mr. McAfoos
Ohio Collieries Company
Adolph Goldberg Visits Cleveland on Business
Adolph Goldberg spent several days in Cleveland on business last week, conducting meetings and checking on project progress. He returned with plans to expand collaboration and explore market opportunities.
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Adolph Goldberg
Cleveland
Reverend Landsittel Attends Columbus Pastors Convention
Reverend Landsittel is in Columbus for the state pastors convention, meeting with local clergy and church leaders.
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Rev. Landsittel
Columbus
House fire damages clothing at Derthick residence
A fire at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Brunton near Derthick Saturday evening caused over a hundred dollars in damage. The blaze started in a chest and mostly ruined clothing and wearing apparel. Mr. Brunton, working nearby, extinguished the fire before it spread.
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James Brunton
Derthick
Local Notes and Visits Across Camden Parkersburg Communities
Torches and visits mark a week round of social and family events. Mr and Mrs Allen Bean returned from Camden W Va. Miss Alice Coleman spent Sunday with G W Dewees and family. Mrs Matilda Evans of New Mexico was buried locally after arrival Wednesday. Mrs Elizabeth Dunfee of Little Hocking dies. she leaves 13 children. Richard Nixon and Amanda Forester planned an extended visit with Fred Nixon in Columbus. Hadden Dye and H B Bird moved to the area. Arthur Watson attended the Coolville trustees meeting.
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Allen Bean
Camden
W. Va
G. W. Dewees
Lucy
Parkersburg
Matilda Evans
New Mexico
C. L. Strecker
Athens
Augustus Griffin
Thomas Dunfee
Elizabeth Dunfee
Little Hocking
Sugar production controlled by Americans Spaniards and Mexicans in Mexico
In Mexico the production of sugar is controlled by the Americans Spaniards and Mexicans.
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Mexico
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