Nelsonville City Bonds Sold For Fire Department Upgrade
Nelsonville sold 9600 dollars in city bonds to Aub & Company of Cincinnati on Saturday. Six bids were received with premiums from 196 to 248 dollars. the 248 dollar bid won. Bond printing awaits transcript approval by City Solicitor Fred S. Scott.
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Nelsonville
A. KE. Aub & Company
Cincinnati
Board of Control
Sidney Cook
Aub and Company
Fred S. Scott
Fire Department
Judge Pictures Trial Of Jesus To Men's Group
Judge HW M Whitcraft of Logan spoke at the Methodist men's banquet in Nelsonville, addressing about 100 men. He framed Jesus as on trial in a courtroom, calling six hostile witnesses and later witnesses from Christ’s life, stressing the need to hear Him and that world redemption comes from above through Christian influence.
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Nelsonville
HW. M. Whitcraft
Logan
Judge Whitcraft
Jesus
St. Peter
Christ
Sam
Pharisees
Caiaphas
High Price
Pontius Pilate
Judas Iscariot
Eenturian
John the Baptist
God
Brotherhood of Man
Earth
Bone Hollow Man Wires Electricity Around Meter
Guy Hunter of Bone Hollow pleaded guilty to unlawfully interfering with Nelsonville city electric service. after leaving town he had his service cut and later reconnected a crude line bypassing the meter, causing a transformer to burn. Mayor L J Eberle fined him 50 dollars and costs, suspended on payment of 64.94 to cover transformer costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Guy Hunter
Bone Hollow
L. J. Eberle
Hunter
Eberle
Strength and Growth in Christian Faith
The sermon by Stev. O. J. Howearth at the Christian church centers on spiritual growth after conversion. He argues believers do not enter faith fully formed and warns against feeding on advanced doctrines prematurely. He stresses nourishing atmosphere of worship, study, prayer and remembrance, with active spiritual work as essential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Howearth
Nelsonvule
Stev. O. J. Howearth
Christian Church
Howearth
Hickman Arrested Near Pentecostal Church in Hickman
Hickman James of this city was arrested Sunday evening by Officer George Bateman near the Pentecostal church on Poplar street. He pled guilty at Monday arraignment before Mayor L. J. Eberle and was fined ten dollars plus costs.
Birthdays of Washington and Lincoln observed by club
Washington and Lincoln birthdays were celebrated Monday evening by the Women’s Relief corps. Mrs Pensyle read Washington history, Mrs Murphy spoke on Lincoln, and Mrs Steenrod told Gettysburg’s story. Mrs James outlined the flag’s history. Mrs McMaster offered a humorous reading.
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Washington
Lincoln
Woman's Relief Corps
Charles Pensyle
John Murphy
Gettysburg
Amos Steenrod
Adda James
Delian McMasters
McKinley
Della Pidcock
James Patton
St Andrews Ladies Host St Patrick's Euchre Party
The ladies of St Andrews church host a St Patrick's euchre party this evening at the parish hall. Play begins at a stated hour.
Merry Bunch Club Meets At Emish Home
The Merry Bunch club gathered Friday evening at the home of Misses Villetta and Josephine Emish. Members answered roll call, enjoyed an arranged program, then music and games followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Bunch Club
Misses Villetta
Josephine Emish
Past Chiefs to Meet with Mrs Lancaster Wednesday
The Past Chiefs of the Pythian Sisters will meet with Mrs. Hubert Lancaster on Wednesday evening at seven.
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The
Pythian Sisters
Hubert Lancaster
Valkinburgs announce marriage of Max to Annette Tompkins
Mr and Mrs Isaac Valkinburg announce the marriage of their son Max Valkinburg to Miss Annette Tompkins. The wedding occurred recently at Willard.
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Isaac Valkinburg
Max Valkinburg
Annette Tompkins
Willard
Cousin of Mrs Earl Baker Attends Columbus Funeral
Mrs Earl Baker traveled from Columbus after attending the funeral of her cousin Mark L. Corbett. Mr and Mrs Edgar Stedwell announce the birth of a daughter on February 24 in Carbon Hill with Lena Bowers listed as an observer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Baker
Columbus
Mark L. Corbett
Edgar Stedwell
Lena Bowers
Carbon Hill
Christians plan to attend Chauncey evangelistic meeting
Nelsonville March 1Friday evening members of the Christian church plan to attend the evangelistic meeting in Chauncey in a body. F E Roberts and Homer Vian, known to Nelsonville residents from prior meetings, are in charge. Those attending should reach the church by 6 15 to arrange transport, and automobile owners are asked to provide rides for as many as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Christian Church
Chauncey
F. E. Roberts
Homer Vian
Bishop Reese to Visit Nelsonville Church
The Rev. Theodore I. Reese bishop of Southern Ohio will visit the local Episcopal church on Sunday March 6 at 4 p.m. His visits are enjoyed by many friends in Nelsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Theodore I. Reese
Ohio
Reese
Evidence Heard in Marshfield Bank Partnership Case
Evidence in the common pleas court involved John R B Lostro 8 E G Pedigo James H Boden and Charles Burt as the case proceeds. Judge L G Wors tell has the matter under advisement. The plaintiff seeks a receiver appointment and an accounting among former Marshfield bank partners. The Antle versus Fleming trial is set for March 4. Butler Brothers and Cohen Shoe Co suits against Harry Schechter were dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John RB. Lostro
E. G. Pedigo
James H. Boden
Charles Burt
Common Pleas Court
L. G. Worstell
Old Marshfield Bank
Arthur A. Antle
Theodore M. Fleming
Butler Brothers
Harry Schechter
Samuel Cohen Shoe Company
Federal prohibition official transferred from Wheeling to Fairmont
Hubert G. Smith deputy federal prohibition commissioner for the Northern West Virginia district based in Wheeling has been transferred to Fairmont. The move affects enforcement leadership in the region and reflects administrative realignment within the prohibition service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
W. Va
U.P
Hubert G. Smith
West Virginia
Fairmont
Exiled Russian Revolution Leader Will Visit U. S
Alexander Kerensky, the Russian revolutionary leader of 1917, will arrive in the United States late today aboard the White Star liner Olympic, with the arrival reported in New York.
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New York
U.R
Alexander K. Kerensky
United States
Olympic
Exiled Kerensky Reported in London Paris and Switzerland
Kerensky has been in exile for years after fleeing Russia when Nicolai Lenin seized power. He has since been vari ously reported in London Paris and Switzerland.
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Kerensky
Russia
Nicolai Lenin
London
Paris
Switzerland
Kerensky to Visit U.S. for Relatives and Lectures
Alexander Kerensky head of the moderate Russian socialist government overthrown in 1917 will come to the United States to visit relatives and give lectures. The U S consul at Paris granted a temporary visitor visa with State Department consent. He is cited as a leader in a democratic group said to seek foreign aid for a counter revolutionary movement against the Soviet government.
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Washington
U.P
Alexander Kerensky
Bolshevists
U. S
Paris
State Department
Kerensky
Democratic
News Of Mother's Death Reaches Mrs Chapman
Mrs J E Chapman of Chauncey received word that her mother died February 22 at her Coal Creek Tennessee home. Nurses Miss Pearl Linscott and Miss King from Holzer Hospital Gallipolis attended the case. Wilbur Waddell of Middleport is also mentioned with family connections to The Plains.
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Chauncey
J. E. Chapman
Coal Creek
Tenn
Funeral services held for Mrs Anna Adams at The Plains
Funeral services were held at The Plains church at 10 30 this morning for Mrs Anna Adams 65 who died Saturday at Athens after a several weeks illness Burial was at The Plains cemetery She was a widow and leaves several children including Samuel Adams The Plains and Elza Adams Circle Hill survive them
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Chauncey
the Plains Church
Anna Adams
Athens
the Plains Cemetery
Local Notables Attend Two Funerals This Week
Mrs. E C Michaels and son Rus of Michaels The Plains attended the funeral of Mrs Mida Brown at Clark's Chapel. Chauncey residents Mrs Nancy Martin Mrs John Palmer and Mrs Luther Cruikshank attended the funeral of Mrs Pinney in Nelsonville last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Michaels
Russell Michaels
the Plains
Mida Brown
Clark's Chapel
Nancy Martin
John Palmer
Luther Cruikshank
Chauncey
Pinney
Ne!sonville
Chaunceys Host Dinner Honoring Misses Fiske
Mr and Mrs Donald Henry Chauncey entertained at a Sunday dinner at their Main Street home in honor of cousins Ruth Esther and Mary Louise Fiske, both residents of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Henry Chauncey
Main Street
Ruth Fiske
Esther Fiske
Mary Louise Fiske
Chauncey Group Attends Athens Basketball Games
William Thompson and Mr and Mrs A L Preston with son Clark and Mrs Wesley Syx and Clifford Shaf er of Chauncey traveled to Athens Friday evening to watch the basketball games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Thompson
A. L. Preston
Clark
Wesley Syx
Clifford Shafer
Chauncey
Athens
Osborne Dinner Guests Include Kin From Coolville The Plains and Athens
Mr and Mrs Henry Osborne hosted at High street Sunday hosting their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs E I Bineman and three children from near Coolville and their daughter Mrs Harry B Noble and two children from The Plains and Miss Goldy Ashworth of Athens.
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Henry Osborne
High Street
Near Coolville
Harry B. Noble
the Plains
Goldy Ashworth
Athens
Bazaar and bake sale benefits Dorcas women group
The bazaar and bake sale held Monday at the Green building on Mill street by the Dorcas women of the Seventh Day Adventist church in Chauncey was a success. They cleared about $39 for their treasury.
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Green Building
Mill Street
Dorcas
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Chauncey
Chauncey Aid Meeting Set for Thursday
The Ladies Aid Society of the Chauncey Methodist Episcopal church plans a Thursday gathering at the North building on Mound street for a monthly business and social session. President Mrs A L Preston will lead the business portion and reports will be presented. Members should bring a contribution to the noon pot luck dinner.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
the Methodist Episcopal Church
Chauncey
Mound Street
A. L. Preston
Entertaining Guests at The Plains Home
Mr and Mrs Floyd Linscott hosted a Sunday dinner at The Plains adding Mrs A M Linscott and Glenn Linsecott of Hooper as the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Linscott
the Plains
A. M. Linscott
Glenn Linsecott
Hooper
Regulate Dont Purge Bowels With VINCO Remedy
A period advertisement promotes VINCO chocolate coated tablets made of herbs roots and barks for bowel regulation and gentle relief from constipation. It claims no gag or sickness and offers a money back guarantee after the first 25 cent box.
Dinner at Ellis Avenue For Beckley Relatives Visit
Mr and Mrs Noah 8 Harvey of Chauncey hosted a Sunday dinner at Ellis avenue for Charlies Beckley and wife from Athens. The party then drove to Logan to visit their uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs JL C Strausbauch, longtime locals.
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Noah
Harvey
Chauncey
Ellis Avenue
Charlies Beckley
Athens
Beckley
Logan
JL. C. Strausbauch
City
Local residents visit relatives across several towns
Mr and Mrs George Keck and daughter Pauline Chauncey visited Robert Keck in Logan on Sunday. Miss Millie Osborne is slowly improving. Mrs A Preston and son Clark visited Nelsonville Saturday. Mrs Rudolph Bryan of Nelsonville was here Sunday visiting her parents, Mr and Mrs Wes Syx. Miss Ollie Lairson of Nelsonville met Miss Luella Syx in this city Sunday. Several Greens Run residents including Mrs W H Fierbaugh and family visited Gilbert Courtney here. Elwood Daugherty and Mark Fiske drove to Warren to visit Mr and Mrs Paul Viske at week’s end.
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George Keck
Pauline
Chauncey
Logan
Robert Keck
Millie Osborne
A. Preston
Clark
Nelsonville
Rudolph Bryan
Wesley Syx
Main Street
Ollie Lairson
Luella Syx
E!wood Daugherty
Mark Fiske
Warren
Paul R. Viske
Local Visitors Share Weekend Calls Across Ohio and West Virginia
Clell Thorne of Parkersburg is staying with Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Jr. in town. Mrs. Sylvester Smith visits friends in Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Russell McHarge call on Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Helrich in Athens. The Murray family of Millfield visits Mr. and Mrs. William McDonald. Arthur Coon and daughter Doris of Athens visit Elmer Coon. Mrs. Oscar Knowlton returns to Albany after a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S S Nichols.
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Clell Thorne
Parkersburg
W. Va
George Gabriel, Jr
Sylvester Smith
Columbus
Russell McHarge
W. E. Helrich
Athens
James Murray
Millfield
William McDonald
Arthur Coon
Doris
Elmer Coon
Oscar Knowlton
Albany
S&s
Nichols
Ohio Farmer Thanks Tanlac for Restored Health and Sleep
John F. Meighen of Dayton Ohio credits Tanlac with lifting a two year illness marked by fatigue poor appetite and restless sleep. He reports weight gain and restored strength after taking Tanlac noting improved digestion and the ability to eat without pain. The ad touts Tanlac as nature’s remedy made from roots and herbs and claims over 40 million bottles sold.
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John F. Meighen
Leonard Street
Dayton
Ohio
Taniac
Radio Dial Listings Bring Aural Delights From Many Cities
An extensive across the dial recounts programs from WEAF WJZ and nineteen other stations. Highlights include opera music from WEAF and WJZ and orchestral broadcasts from KDKA WLW and WGN with varying reception quality across cities.
Milk of Magnesia Promoted for Quick Indigestion Relief
Advert says Sour stomach can be eased by Phillips Milk of Magnesia mixed in water at any time. It claims to neutralize stomach acid, reduce gas, and flush waste gently without purging. Marketed as a 25 and 50 cent bottle product with a long pedigree since 1875.
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Phillips
U.S
Charles H. Phillips Chemical Co
Charles H. Phillips
Moone
Reep Moone
Tuesday Radio Features Mix From Weao WEAO Night Schedule
Columbus station listings show Ohio State University Orchestra on WEAF at 8 50 p m. Erik Bye baritone from HDHA Pittsburgh 209 Wy m KDKA Little Symphony or WIZ hookup 0 p m Grand Opera Group WEAF hookup 9 p m The Revelers among others in the program lineup.
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Ink Eye
WEAF
WJZ
WEAO
Columbus
Ohio State University Orchestra
New York
Erik Bye
KDKA
Pittsburgh
Little Symphony Orchestra
KYW
Grand Opera Group
HDHA
Pittshurch
Kdka Little Symphony Orchestra
WIZ
Orchestra and opera programs on KGO WEAF and affiliates
Radio listings show a March 2 schedule with a 6 p m Pacific start for a symphony program on KGO, an 8 p m Pacific army band concert on KGW, a 10 30 p m eastern air time for Manola on WEAF and allied stations, and an 11 p m central time old time music on KFNF. The detailed grid includes Cleveland Conert ar c KDKA Pittscy Band on Detroit Dinner concert and other city programs.
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KGO
KGW
Manola
WEAF
Allied Stations
Radio Station Listings and Orchestra Spotlights Across Cities
A fragmented radio directory lists Cleveland Cincinnati Davenport and Des Moines stations with classical performances by orchestras and quartets, noting midday broadcasts and city codes. The sporadic text references opera on WLW and WLS with descriptive but unclear program details and locations.
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WTAM
Cleveland
Danes
Orccestra
How to Reduce Varicose Veins
Advertising claims suggest Moone's Emerald topical remedy reduces varicose veins with daily application. The copy promises rapid improvement and money back refunds for stubborn cases, and also references Topas as a drugstore staple.
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Cincinnati Concern
Euchre Party
AID
Heatrola
Richardson
Glouster
Harveys Entertain
Lower Plains
Tanlac
Chancey
WLW
Baltimore
Cara
Pittsburgh—Litthe Sympony Orchestra
Chicago
Detroit
WGY
Schenectady
N. Y
Cleveland—Dance Orchestra
WGN
Springfield
Mass
Wis City
Friederich Janssen
WMAQ
Detroit—Dance Orchestra
Wi Fae Ghd
Ap. M
Chigago—Orchestra
Kdka Soy” ‘Pittabu
Ld LW
Cincinnati—Concert Orchestra
Kdka Weaf
Aarereeny Hour
WSM
WGR
WSAL
Orestra
Nashville
Don Amaizo
Wizard
S. A
WFI
Veco
WEAE
WRC
WEEL
Eae
Csi Ksd
WTAG
Danes Orchestra
WGR Wey J
Fgy
Weil
WCAE
KSD
WEBL
Chicago—Orchestra
Cleveland—Theater Revue
Coon-Sanders
WMCA
Retertaineres
Wis
Ose
Wood
Davenport
Dance Orchestra
Des Moines—Dance Orchestra
John Mennedy
Wjar Casey
WIR
Detroit Dance Orchestra
WHO
Des Moines
Conwane
Paul Ash
WJAX
Jacksonville
WEEI
WBEM
Billy Spears
Cleveland—Auditorium
Maxwell Hour
WBZ
WHAS
WSB
WMC
New York—Troubadours
Had
Moment
WWJ
Pnetra
Nashvvle
So Conade
Areilan
Ente Kdka
Sittabah
WLS
KFAB
Ee Neb
Wie
Ford
Glenn
Wes
Smith Brothers
WSAI
WWI
Des Moines—Quartet
Cleveland—Dance Orches
Henry
Sai
Cincinnati—Dance Orchestra
Phillips Milk
Magnesia
Eau Ay
Rexall
the. A Pharmacy CO
Pittscy—Bandon
Achicagon
WBBM
Chicago—Nutty - Wrva
Richmond
Vas
CNRV
Vancouv Woap
Kansas City
KPO
San Fr
KFL
Los Angels
Portland
CNRE
Pontenton
Cascarets
Beistry
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