Local Hyperion club program and city traffic fines noted
Mrs. Frank Tedrow hosted the Hyperion club with readings by Mrs. Krieg Mrs. Jewett and Mrs. Poston highlighting local poets Nelle Stratton and S E Butt and a paper on Engineering Services vs Nature. Mayor Lax presided as three traffic violators were fined including Cottingham Wells and Overmeyer in separate incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Tedrow
Hyperion Club
H. D. Krieg
Carl Jewett
Rank Poston
Poston
Nelle Stratton
The
Advocate
S. E. Butt
Old Methodist Church
Lax
FE. A. Cottingham
Athens
Cottingham
Barrows
Clifford Well
Portsmouth
Wells
John Overmeyer
Mclaughlin
Over
Death of Mrs. Hester Primrose Coleman in Philadelphia
Mrs. Hester Primrose Coleman of Nelsonville died of pneumonia at her Philadelphia home on Friday. She was born here, daughter of the late Dr. and Mrs. I. P. Primrose, and survived by three daughters and a son. Burial is expected in Philadelphia. Relatives in Nelsonville hosted several visitors from Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hester Primrose Coleman
Philadelphia
Loving
Ada
Blanche
Local Visit Highlights Xenia Guest and Hosts
George Pillsbury of Xenia was Sunday guest of Elsworth Reggie. They were entertained at dinner Sunday by Mrs. Steve Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Pillsbury
Xenia
Elsworth Reggie
Steve Anderson
Lancaster Man Visits Wife's Parents This Weekend
Ben Smith of Lancaster stayed as weekend guest at the home of his wife’s parents Mr. and Mrs. FE. B. Beard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Smith
Lancaster
Mrs
FE. B. Beard
Crowded Services Mark Sunday at Local Bible School
At the Christian Bible school 544 attended Sunday morning with 123 men in the Berean class. Both services were crowded and extra chairs used. special music featured the evening service with junior chorus and soloists Miss Lydia Johnson and Mrs. Howearth. Mrs. Leiland Krieg called to Columbus by uncle John Holden’s illness. Ed Mills in Dexter City on business.
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Christian Bible School
Lydia Johnson
Howearth
Leiland Krieg
Columbus
John Holden
Entertains Sunday Guests by Shamansky Family
Mr and Mrs M M Shamansky hosted Sunday guests including Dr and Mrs Marry Shamansky and son Sam Misses Diania and Fanny Shamansky Ike Shamansky student at O B S A and Miss Hettie Schmisterman all of Columbus Edward Mary Letha and Geneva Pedigo spent Sunday in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Shamansky
Marry Shamansky
Sam
Diania
Fanny Shamansky
Ike Shamansky
O. 8
S. A
Hettie Schmisterman
Columbus
Edward
Mary
Letha
Geneva
Nelsonville First Club Holds Rousing Sunday Meeting
The Nelsonville First Club met at Shafer's news stand after church with strong member turnout. Business included completion of the shoe factory boosting output, plus new porcelain, floor tile, and bass drum plants. A Babe Ruth–led baseball team formed and won its first game, a modern stadium built near the old playground, road to brick plants paved, and a lively basketball tourney noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville First
Shafer
Babe ‘Ruth
University City
Athens County
General Pershing
American Legion
Stanley Dew
Recall of tragic hanging in Hocking County
The Logan Sunday Messenger reports the first and only murder hanging in Hocking County. H. D. Krieg of Nelsonville recalls his mother saving a copy of the Hocking County Sentinel with trial details he read repeatedly as a boy. The paper remains preserved by his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
H. D. Krieg
Nelsonville
Large Sunday School Attendance Reaches Year High
The M. E. Sunday school reports its largest attendance of the year with gains across all departments. The men's class of 50 heard a fine lesson from Mr. Parks, and the orchestra is forming to provide music. The graded department shows boosted zeal. The board meets tonight in the lecture room. The superintendent seeks full attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Parks
Logan Short Noes and West Virginia Trip Highlight Local News
Henry Jacoby and Pearl Wray returned Saturday from a West Virginia visit where they managed business affairs. The annual inspection of Hocking council No. 39 R. and S. M will be held Tuesday evening, with many attendees expected. Wayne Price, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Price, returned from Chicago after a battery work course and plans to open a fully equipped battery service station with his father’s filling station and repair shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Jacoby
Pearl Wray
West Virginia
Hock- Hocking Council No
S. M
Wayne Price
Charles Price
East Main Street
Chicago
North Street Property Sells as Eberst Plans Move
Jeorge Eberst sold his North street property to Fred Ambrose and will leave the hill top section this week. Ambrose plans a light remodel before moving to a new High street residence. Eberst bought a Midland Place lot and will build there, while seeking a temporary home until construction begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeorge Eberst
North Street
Fred Ambrose
Hill Top
Mr. Ambrose
High _ street
Mr. Eberst
Midland Place
Minstrel show by Laurelville lodge to be offered next Thursday
The K of P minstrel by Laurelville Pythians is set for next Thursday evening in the new village community house. Rehearsals are complete and the troupe has added specialty skits, with high expectation of a big reception in the western village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythians
Laurelville
Death of Abe Hockman Brings Bereavement to Local Folks
Word spread Sunday of Abe Hockman’s death at Bremen. He lived most of his life on a Marion township farm and recently moved to Bremen. He passed the age of seventy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Friends
Abe Hockman
Bremen
Mr. Hockman
Marion Township
Signs of Spring Arrive in City as March Passes
The article notes spring hints on a Sunday with Warner avenue kids playing a ball game and kites seen in various city areas. Women wear new spring hats, summer furs appear, and residents mark March as the gate before flowers show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner Avenue
Affirmative Side Wins Debate at Good Hope School House
A Friday debate at Beougher school house Good Hope town Ship drew record attendance and offered an engaging program on the resolution Love is a greater incentive to action than fear. The affirmative team J F McGrady and J F Rutgers defeated FE P Kreider and Herman Bratton two to one. Wolfe and Dillon of Perry county attended and challenged the victors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beougher
Good Hope
J. F. McGrady
J. F. Rutgers
Tteir
FE. P. Kreider
Herman Bratton
Messrs. Wolfe and
Dillon
Perry County
Health talk by public nurse features rural schools work
Jones supervises the rural schools phase while Miss Sadie Green, a public health nurse, delivers an engaging health talk highlighting health initiatives and the role of education in communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Sadie Green
Rail officials inspect Ohio properties in Logan visit
Mr. Her, a special representative of Vice President Begein of the C and CO and Hocking Valley railways, and Carey Ryder, assistant trainmaster, spent the latter part of the week in Logan inspecting company properties in this Ohio region. No reason for the trip was provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Her
Begein
Hocking Valley Railways
Richmond
Logan
Carey Ryder
Ohio
Ruan Meeting at Marietta Next Friday
District 12 of the Ohio Good Roads Federation plans a Marietta meeting on March 7 to discuss highway needs across Athens Washington Meigs Hocking Perry Morgan and Vinton counties. Speakers include TL Boulay Raymond Smith George Carr and G F Rudisill with county representatives and a noon luncheon at the Lafayette hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Bryson
Raymond Smith
George Carr
Marietta
G. F. Rudisill
Columbus
Ohio Good Roads Federation
General Assembly
Lafayette Hotel
Ohio
Appeal for funds fails and nurse ends her life
In Cleveland Ohio on March 3 33 year old nurse Mrs Rachel E Farmer formerly with the board of health shot herself through the temple after her appeal for funds to return to Wichita Kansas received no response. She died an hour later in a hospital. Other nurses living with her said no reply came to a request for help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Wichita
Kas
Rachel EF. Farmer
Board of Health
Little Bowden Town Claims World Temperance Record
The Town Council of Little Bowden Northhampshire says theirs is the most temperate town with only one case of drunkenness in ten years despite a saloon for every twenty inhabitants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Little Bowden
Northhampshire
Debutante Age Limit May Drop to Sixteen
A royal court may soon lower the minimum debutante age to sixteen, signaling growing recognition for modern youth. The potential order from the King and Queen would widen eligible debutantes amid changing social norms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debbies
London
Gubkin Sees Rich Wursk Iron Fields in Russia
Moscow report says Professor Gubkin, who surveyed the Wursk iron fields, believes the deposit will prove the richest in Russia, signaling strong prospects for industry and mining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Gubkin
Wursk
Russia
Curiosity the Worst Road in Moral Decline Warns Syracuse Forum
Syracuse New York. Dr. Allyn K. Foster a “scientific minister” told Syracuse University students that curiosity ruins youth. He warned that seeking forbidden knowledge leads girls and boys away from mothers and into moral danger and criticized lack of sex education and Freud influences.
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Syracuse
N. Y
America
Allyn K. Foster
Syracuse University
Dr. Foster
Frternity
Three Days' Cough Signal Warns of Dangers
A Chicago advertisement touts Creomulsion as a twofold treatment for chronic coughs and colds. It claims creosote soothes inflamed membranes and kills germs, with a money back guarantee if relief isn’t achieved after following directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creomulsion Co
Atlanta
Death of Mrs. Sarah Hill in Marietta
News arrives in Athens of the death early Monday of Mrs. Sarah Hill widow of Joseph Hill. Sister to Mrs. George Kaler and Miss Martha Fulton and Mr. J. B. Fulton, she was born in Clarks Chapel District and spent most of life in Marietta. Five children survive, including eldest Mrs. Kent Hunter. Funeral arrangements not announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Marietta
Sarah Hill
Joseph Hill
Hill
George Kaler
Martha Fulton
J. B. Fulton
Clarks Chapel
Kent Hunter
Ohio Maple Syrup Still Nets Profit Experts Announce
Despite a drop in recent years Ohio maple sugar and syrup can still profit farmers when managed well. Forecasts show about two million trees will be tapped in Ohio this spring, according to rural economists at Ohio State University. Most output comes from a few northeastern counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Ohio State University
Camphor Eye Wash Promises Quick Relief
Camphor hydrastis and witch hazel are mixed in Lavoptik eye wash to ease sore inflamed eyes. A small bottle is claimed to help sore weak or strained eyes. Aluminum eye cup offered free at Gibson's pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibson's
Prohibition Officers Arrested in St Clairsville
Seven members of the state prohibition enforcement department fell into police hands in St Clairsville Ohio. Two officers Ralph McSweeney and Roland Archer were fined 1600 dollars each for furnishing minors with liquor. Clarence W Williams and Charles Hill, other liquor sleuths, faced charges of stealing and stripping an auto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Clairsville
State Prohibition Enforcement Department
Ralph McSweeney
Roland Archer
Clarence W. Williams
Charles Hill
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders For Children Ad
If Mothers Only Knew During these days how many children are complaining of headache feverishness stomach troubles and irregular bowels. These powders are easy and pleasant to take and so effective that mothers who use them tell others. Sold by druggists everywhere.
Tanlac Promises Relief Amid Vast Testimony Online
Advertising boasts Tanlac has sold over 40 million bottles and claims widespread relief evidenced by more than 100000 testimonials from across the United States and Canada. Excerpts profile individuals praising digestion, strength, and recovery after illness or operation. Tanlac marketed through druggists with over 40 million bottles sold and no substitute advised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Tansac
Edward Gibbs
Lancaster
Tanlac
Mary A
Seattle
Wash
O. E. Moore
Kansas City
Tanla
Thomas Lucas
Petersboro
Ontario
Joseph E. Kaake
Detroit
Mich
Trail to slim figure sparked by hospital operation
Mrs. Thomas J. Byrne, alarmed by rising weight, sought help after many diets and aids failed. She traveled to University Hospital where Dr Leslie Macdammid performed a slimming operation, cutting away excess flesh and sewing the patient closed, marking a new era in weight loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Thomas J. Byrne
Leslie PL Macdammid
University Hospital
Fish and Game Revenue Report for 1923 with Audit Notes
Columbus March 3 Revenue from all sources for 1928 reached 403692.90 dollars per Chas V Truax director of the department of agriculture after audit. Hunters licenses 1923 340594 and 306084 in 192? Non resident licenses 1922 3286 2888 1922 fines 31898.79 83151.09 prior year. Educational campaign reduced prosecutions and improved compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Fish and Gamer Division
Chas. V. Truax
Department of Agriculture
Jake Erie
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Nelsonville News
Mrs. Hester Primrose Coleman
Dick Brown
York Township
Mae Beard
Lieghton Aumiller
Sam Hanley
John
Ed Mills
Dexter City
Hocking
Ruan Eting
Curiosity
Sarah Fulton Hill
Mrs. Edward Gibbs
Dorothy May Rodgers
Fichland Greevenes
Public
Souare
Post
Bram
Aecenbe Tesa
A. W. Mellon
Treasury
Athens County Savings @ Loan Co
Lostro BU Sen Aenen Mene
Aihens
Umiu
Doan
Guy Wilson
W. Union St
Dean
MeeKee
Thomas Watkins
W. Washington St
Foster-Milburn Co
Mfg
Chemalef Buffalo
Adam
Eva
Mr.jones
Sses
MR. Jones
Gosu
MR Jones
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