Nelsonville Elks Elect New Exalted Ruler Tuesday
Nelsonville March 3 C H Martin was chosen exalted ruler at the Nelsonville lodge meeting. Officers for the year include leading knight Thomas Mathewson loyal knight Howard F Healy lecturing knight John L Wilson secretary L R Kelch treasurer G O Rider Tyler M T Brandenburg trustees Vern H Vorkes John Rider and Edward E Rosser were named delegates to the grand lodge session with L I Krieg as alternate.
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Nelsonville
C. H. Martin
Elk’s
Nelsonville Lodge
Thomas Mathewson
Howard IF. Healy
John L. Wilson
L. R. Kelch
QO. A. Rider
Tyler
M. T. Brandenburg
Hunter in Court in Nelsonville Arraignment
Chad Hunter a rural mail carrier was arraigned before Mayor L J Eberle on statutory charges. The affidavit was signed by Mrs Mary Davis. Hunter pleaded not guilty waived preliminary motion and was held to the grand jury in 2000 dollars bond.
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Nelsonville
Chad Hunter
L. J. Eberle
Mary Davis
Hunter
State Examiner reviews Nelsonville books for audit
State examiner George B. Rector from Zanesville spent two days in Nelsonville examining the city books of Auditor Sidney Cook. The review precedes the preparation of the annual report to the state auditor.
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Nelsonville
George B. Rector
Zanesville
Sidney Cook
Clerk Resigns in Nelsonville After Fourteen Years
Grace Scott, clerk in the water, electric light, and service departments, resigns her position effective immediately. Nona Lane will handle duties temporarily pending a successor appointment.
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Nelsonville
Grace Scott
Nona Lane
Logan man pleads guilty to intoxication in mayor’s court
Clyde Canter of Logan pleaded guilty to intoxication at arraignment in the mayor’s court. He was fined $26 and costs and discharged from study upon payment after Tuesday night arrest by ro lman George Bateman.
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Nelsonville
Clyde Canter
Logan
Canter
Presbyterian youth stage The Pill Bottle play in Hebbardsville
Nelsonville reports a good turnout as the Presbyterian church youth perform The Pill Bottle a missionary drama at Hebbardsville last night. The play was well received and drew strong attendance.
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Nelsonville
The
Presbyterian Church
Hebbardsville
Marmola Prescription Tablets Promise Fat Loss By Correction
A 19 year old Marmola program claims to reduce excess fat without strict exercise or dieting. The ad touts widespread results with girlish figures and urges readers to buy Marmola for $1 per box, noting a booklet explains the mechanism.
Jarvis Bobo Dies After Long Illness Near Gien Ebon
Jarvis Bobo aged 42 died early today at his home near Gien Ebon after a long illness. He is survived by his widow and one brother. Funeral arrangements have not been made.
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Jarvis Bobo
Nelsonville
Gien Ebon
Local Squares Host Minor Travel and Visits
Mr. and Mrs. 8S. 8. Lane visit Lexington Kentucky guests of Dr. and Mrs. Clyde Vanatta. Henry Courtney spends a few days in Columbus with his sons. Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Mechem return from a Columbus visit. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Sanders of Wolfpit Kentucky stay with friends in Nelsonville. D. D. Crawford and others visit Columbus and Nelsonville. Elzie Hellyer of Columbus visits his father I E Hellyer. Mrs. J W Wion travels home with him. Pearl Allman and mother attend the funeral of Mrs. Addie Grant in Berlin.
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Lane
Lexington
Kentucky
Clyde Vanatta
Henry Courtney
Columbus
A. G. Mechem
W. J. Sanders
Wolfpit
Nelsonville
D. D. Crawford
Ray
Norman Schott
Elzie Hellyer
I. E. Hellyer
J. W. Wion
Pearl Allman
Maggie Allman
Athens
Addie Grant
Berlin
Funeral for J. D. Mc Nurlen at 12:30 at sister's home
Funeral services for J. D. Mc Nurlen were held at 12:30 this afternoon at the home of his sister Mrs. Ed Lockard 5 Elmwood Place conducted by Rev. Co M Coulter. Burial followed at Wellston.
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J. D. McNurlen
Ed Lockard
Elmwood Place
Co. M. Coulter
Wellston
Social Notes Class to Meet for Quilting
The Faithful Workers class of the M. B. Sunday selgul will meet at Mrs. C. G. Krepper home Friday evening. Members will piece a quilt and Mrs. Neikirk will supervise the program.
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M. B
Selgul
C. G. Krepper
Neikirk
King's Heralds Gather At Mary Francis Home
The King's Heralds meet Saturday at 2 PM at Mary Francis's home on High Street near East School building. Members are asked to bring pennies for the penny march and invite a new member.
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King’s Heralds
Mary Francis
High Street
Birthday party for Edythe Beagle’s thirteenth year
Miss Edythe Beagle celebrated her thirteenth birthday at home with close friends. Games and music filled the evening, and twenty five guests enjoyed refreshments and many gifts were received.
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Edythe Beagle
Junior Home Guards to meet Anna Voigt at West Washington
The Junior Home Guards will meet with Anna Mae Voigt at her home on West Washington street Friday afternoon from 4 to 5 o'clock.
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Anna Mae Voigt
West Washington Street
Two Social Functions To Meet President and Mrs Bryan
Two social events are listed in Athens inviting attendees to meet the president F. B. Bryan and Mrs Bryan at Ohio University. The notices specify dates and locations for the university reception and a separate function, with invitations extended to faculty and townspeople.
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F. B. Bryan
Ohio University
Athens
Hyde hosts dinner and tea for Athens doctors spouses
Dr and Mrs J McHyde entertained Tuesday dinner for fourteen including medical men and wives from Logan Nelsonville and Athens. Wednesday 5 pm tea featured fifty ladies with Mrs G I Putnam and Mrs Hubert Hyde assisting. Miss Mary G Noss of Ohio University played piano after luncheon.
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J. Mc Hyde
Logan
Nelsonville
Athens
Hyde
G. I. Putnam
Hubert Hyde
John Wood
Harry Edington
Mary G. Noss
Ohio University
Women’s Community Club Hosts Spring Plans Meeting
Mrs. M. P. Ohlinger Mrs. P. C. Morris and Mrs. Stanley Dew welcomed members at the Ohlinger home Chestnut street Tuesday for a Wo man’s Community club gathering. Plans for spring activities were finalized and music by Marian Morris and Elizabeth Kessinger highlighted the program with refreshments served after.
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Women’s Community Club
M. P. Ohlinger
P. C. Morris
Stanley Dew
Woman's Community Club
Ohlinger
Chestnut Street
Marian Morris
Elizabeth Kessinger
Pythian Sisters Hold Evening At Mrs Lancaster Home
Mrs Hubert Lancaster hosted past chiefs of the Pythian Sisters on West Washington Street. A playlette entertained guests while Mr W W Gibson won first prize in the contest and Mrs Robert Eddy received the booby prize. A three course luncheon followed for members including Myctle Eddy Florence Coakley Sadie Linton and Emma Gib.
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Hubert Lancaster
Pythian Sisters
West Washington Street
W. W. Gibson
Robert Eddy
Myctle Eddy
Florence Coakley
Sadie Linton
Emma Gib
Unsightly Skin Eruptions Gone In Three Days
Advert reads a 35 cent Peterson's Ointment to rapidly heal red lumpy skin eruptions. It promises quick social confidence return in a few days and urges purchase for dramatic results.
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Peterson
O W Dean’s Free Guide Promises Asthma Cure Aid
Six years ago O W Dean a Benton Harbor Michigan businessman found a new treatment that reportedly stopped his asthma attacks and many friends spread the word. He offers his free plan by mail to anyone who sends name and address and claims it helps hay fever bronchitis and other mucous membrane conditions without narcotics. Dean invites readers to use a coupon and mail details to 1121 Dean Bldg Benton Harbor.
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O. W. Dean
Benton Harbor
Mich
Dean Biig
O.W. Deep
Dean Brig
Local social guests include Bateman and Fleck families
Mrs. Clara Bateman Mrs. Bess Fleck Mrs. Ida Green and Mrs. Stella Davis with Misses Bertha Howard and Louise Pearce hosted at a gathering. Alice Green and Logan were listed as guests.
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Clara Bateman
Bess Fleck
Ida Green
Stella Davis
Bertha Howard
Louise Pearce
Alice Green
Logan
West P. T. A. To Meet Program Includes Playlette
The West Parent-Teacher Association holds its regular meeting at the West building Friday afternoon at 8. The program opens with a round table discussion and features a playlette presented by Betty Howe and Anna Mae Voigt.
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West P. T. A
West Parent-Teacher Association
West Building
Betty Howe
Anna Mae Voigt
Charleston Fatal Paris Dancer Dies After Hour of Charleston
Mile. Jeanette Relvier dies in Paris after dancing the Charleston for an hour. Reports say the incident occurred during a dance event and prompted a fatal collapse. Medical officials note the cause as complications arising from prolonged vigorous dancing.
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Paris
Jeanette Relvier
Mother's Friend Promises Comfort for Expectant Mothers
An advertisement extols Mother's Friend as a safe external remedy for expectant mothers. It claims oils and ingredients soften skin and ease discomfort, with testimonials from Mrs. Ben Abraham of Princeton Illinois. The ad urges use during pregnancy and childbirth and directs readers to Bradfield Regulator Co. for more information.
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Ben Abraham
Princeton
Ill
Bradfield Regulator Co
Dept
Atlanta
Director to Present Chorus at Glouster Kiwanis Meeting
Glouster March 3 The chorus drill for the Kiwanis club musical revue will be led by a director who plans to attend the Kiwanis meeting at the Church of Christ tonight. Some cast members will be chosen and committees briefed on their show duties.
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The
Daughters of America
Glouster
District School of Blueberry Corner Play Tonight
GLOUSTER March 8 The Book and Motor class of the Church of Christ will present a program for Christian workers Friday evening A play titled The District School of Blueberry Corner will be performed followed by refreshments served by the class.
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Glouster
Church of Christ
Christian Workers
Blueberry Corner
Friendship Circle Meeting Postponed
GLOUSTER March 4 The Friendship Circle meeting scheduled for Friday evening has been postponed. The new date will be announced later.
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Glouster
Friendship Circle
Glouster Elementary Shows 24 Percent On-Time in February
In February 24 percent of Glouster's elementary pupils were neither absent nor tardy, per Miss Connor the principal. The report begins with Central Building figures.
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Glouster, Mar
Glouster
Connor
Phillips Milk of Magnesia for Indigestion Relief
An ad touts Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a preferred remedy for sour and gassy stomachs offering instant relief. It claims superior acid neutralizing power, gentler waste expulsion, and better taste than soda with 25 and 50 cent bottle options.
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Magnesia
Marcellite Rebekah Lodge Cancels Degree Work
Illness of the candidate forces the lodge at Glouster to cancel degree work at the Marcellite Rebekah meeting on Saturday night and replace it with practice.
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Glouster
Mar
Marcellite Rebekah Lodge
Hatfield Moves Grocery Into New Lamborn Building
F I Hatfield rents the corner business room in the Lamborn building at High and Front Streets and plans to move his grocery and meat market from the Dulaney building to the new location when renovations finish around mid month.
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Glouster
Mar
F. I. Hatfield
Lamborn
High and
Front Streets
Dulaney
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Fontelle Harper
Bernice Woodward
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