Standard Bearers Entertained and New Members Added
The Standard Bearers of the M. E. church met at Miss Ruth Miller's home on Chestnut street Tuesday evening for a business session and program. Miss I retta Mooney sang, Ruth Wolfe accompanied, and Althea Rickards led a chapter in the study book. Sixteen new members were received, and the next meeting will be hosted by Miss Elizabeth Riley on Short Street. Refreshments followed. Volunteers are asked to help trim trees and repair Fort Street cemetery, including straightening tombstones and hedging the grounds. Call Mrs. F. G. Cooley if you can help.
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M. E. Church
Ruth Miller
Chestnut Street
Miss I
Retta Mooney
Ruth Wolfe
Althea Rickards
Essie Cline
Alveda Severance
Maud Ward
Elizabeth Riley
Gail
F. G. Cooley
Forst Street
Fort St
Presbyterian Missionary Members Urged to Settle Dues
Mrs W L Hudson treasurer of the Presbyterian missionary society asks all church ladies with unpaid dues to settle immediately to close the year.
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W. L. Hudson
The
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Local Social Roundup Sees Friends Gather at Middleport and Lancaster
F G Cooley spends a few days at Middleport and Pomeroy with friends. Mrs J E Wilson visits Lancaster on Tuesday as guest of Mrs Ed Owens.
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F. G. Cooley
Middleport
Pomeroy
J. E. Wilson
Lancaster
Edith Owens
Ohio State Telephone completes storage battery installation
The Ohio State Telephone Company finished installing a full new storage battery system for ringing, replacing the old dry cell equipment. Manager Roy Maze says the upgrade will improve both business and residential service quality.
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Ohio State Telephone Company
Roy Maze
Betas Tie Nelsonville In Fast YMCA Basketball Clash
Beta Theta Pi V8 N H S plays Nelsonville High at the YMCA gym on Wednesday night March 2. The game ends 47 to 47 after a fast and exciting contest. Lineup includes Crouse Hugo Sisson Hugo and Sisson with referees Walkingburg and Burnell and timekeeper Preston.
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Beta Theta Pi V8. N. H. S
Beta Theta Pi Fraternity
Ohio
West Virginia
Nelsonville
Betas N. H. S
Crouse
Charles Hugo and
Sisson
Walkingburg and
Burnell
Preston
Social Notes From City Stages
Mrs. N. Hill is spending a few days in Columbus. T. C. Green is in Cincinnati on business.
Death notice for Athens resident's father
A death notice notes the passing of the former resident's father, prompting a call to Athens on Wednesday for family and services.
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Athens
W R C Meeting Moves to K P Hall
The regular meeting Monday night at 7 o'clock of the W R C will be held in their own rooms in the K of P hall instead of the Junior hall as announced in yesterday's Messenger.
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K. of P. Hall
Ladies Aid Society elects church officers at meeting
At a regular Ladies Aid Society meeting at the Presbyterian church officers were elected with Mrs. F. G. Cooley as president and Mrs. George Johnson as first vice president. The group allocated fifty dollars for county Sunday school work and planned regular meetings. April birthday women will host the society on the first Wednesday afternoon in April in the church social rooms.
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Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church
F. G. Cooley
George Johnson
L. R. Kelch
T. C. Galvin
Charles Myers
Ligget
Hyperion Club to Hostess Ladies Saturday Afternoon
Mrs. J. M. Hyde will host the Hyperion club gathering Saturday afternoon, inviting club ladies to attend the event at her residence.
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Hyperion Club
J. M. Hyde
Sister-in-law of Mrs. James Dow dies. funeral in Columbus
Mrs Phil Kelch received word Wednesday afternoon of the death of her sister in law Mrs James Dow in Columbus. Mrs Dow lived here a few months and leaves her husband and two young sons. Mrs Kelch left for Columbus today where funeral services will be held. Mr and Mrs E H Mathews were there Friday afternoon.
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Phil Kelch
James Dow
Columbus
Chicago Spectacle House Free Trial Offer
The Chicago Spectacle House offers readers a free 10 day trial of True Vision Glasses. No money required unless you keep them at $2.95. Send name address age and eye-wear history to Dept B1040 1462 W Madison St Chicago Illinois for trial by prepaid parcel post.
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Chicago
W. Madison
Advy
Two Stray Boys Detained by Police in Columbus
Two boys aged 16 and 18 were picked up for begging and loitering in Columbus. They stated their names as Norris and that they lived on the West Side. Relatives were notified and a brother collected them. one boy had a prior issue noted.
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Norris
Weat
Columbus
Quarrel Drives Brother to Leave Family Home
After a dispute with their father, a son decided to depart the family home with his brother accompanying him for support.
Woman files non-support suit in mayor court
Mrs. Letitia Chapman filed an affidavit in mayor's court against her husband Henry Chapman alleging non-support. Henry Chapman is said to be in West Virginia and an effort will be made to apprehend him.
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Letitia Chapman
Henry Chapman
Henry
West Virginia
Gambling charges haunt city court session
Mayor McCune presided a busy court last evening with seven citizens appearing on gambling charges. Six pleaded guilty and paid fines of ten dollars plus costs. Robert Barron had case dismissed. An affidavit against Nick Nerrick alleges operating a gambling place and a hearing is set for tonight.
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McCune
Curt Fuller
Porter Barron
Harry Thomas
Lawrence Walker
Carl Lauderback
Henry Levering
Robert Barron
Nick Nerrick
Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs Elizabeth Dyson at Colum bus Home
Mrs Sam Robertson hosted a birthday dinner at her West Columbus Street residence honoring her mother Mrs Eliza beth Dyson on her seventy six birthday. Noon meal served with guests including Mrs Louis Wolfe Mrs William Kerns and daughter Ethel of Murray City Mr Edward Figgins of Columbus and several Dresher and Kanter family members.
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Sam Robertson
West Columbus Street
Elizabeth Dyson
Louis Wolfe
William Kerns
Ethel
Murray City
Edward Figgins
Columbus
Jane Kanter
William Jones
Charles Dresher
Mabel Dresher
Vern Dresher
Reception for New Members at Methodist Church
The Metho dist church hosts a 7 30 reception tonight in the social rooms for new members. A brief program of addresses and music will be followed by luncheon and fellowship.
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Methodist Church
Camden Visitors With Mrs Paul Wilkins
Camden New Jersey resident and her daughter Mrs Paul Wilkins of Philadelphia visited J D Bass and family on Tuesday.
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Camden
N. J
Paul Wilkins
Philadelphia
J. D. Bass
Fear Japan to Move Troops to Siberia
Washington reports military officials monitoring Japan dispatching additional troops to Siberia to replace the current Japanese force with French divisions.
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Washington
Mar
Siberia
Japan
Frech
Relieved Troops Said to Be Near by Experts
Experts believe troops are being relieved at the location, with Mary cited as a possible area of operation. The report notes ongoing maneuvers and strategic redeployments shaping the scene.
Street cars in Hamburg equipped with new safety boxes
Street car units in Hamburg have all been outfitted with Witt Lam safety boxes and related warning devices. Officials indicate the boxes are affixed to cars and may also be applied to other transport units.
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Hamburg
Geral
Also Mentioned on This Page
Woman’s Community Club
Fort Street
Presbyterian Missionary Members
Seesee
Haines Ag
Seesess Zeller
Wilson
Ladies Aid
Coats
Nelsonville Dry Goods Co
Ohlinger & Wolf
Gingham Hope
Gingham
Percale
Jere
Dr. Martin
Arbuckle’s
Golden Sun
Franklin
Elale
Tastewell Oats
Elieaast
Mazda
Ohlinger & Wolf Corner
Harper and Chestnut Sts
Nelsonville, Ohio
J. B. Rittgers
Galion
Ria
Unusu
M. F. C. Ginghams
Amoskeag
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