Community banquet spurs Nelsonville Chamber event
Ed R. Kelsey urged citizens to join and help fix the Chamber of Commerce as 150 local business leaders and an equal number of guests packed the Nelsonville Methodist church. The speaker praised civic service over wealth, calling for generous Chamber support to boost the valley. Local musicians and a visiting Athens orchestra complemented the program, with plans for a similar gathering next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Chamber of Commerce
Ed R. Kelsey
Toledo
Kelsey
Pacific
Fred W. Thacker Dies in Albuquerque New Mexico
Nelsonville residents learn of Fred W. Thacker death in Albuquerque New Mexico last night at age 596 Columbus native and former Thacker Dry Goods owner lived in Nelsonville a decade worked at Robbins store later moved back to Columbus He leaves widow three children father Orrin Thacker Sr brother Orren Thacker Jr and sister Alice Thacker Morris all in Columbus Funeral services planned upon arrival of the body from the West.
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Nelsonville
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Fred W. Thacker
Columbus
Alberquerque
Thacker
Robbins
Thacker Dry Goods Company
Orrin Thacker, Sr
Orren Thacker Jr
Alice Thacker Morris
Marietta Council Annual Reunion Attended by Local Men
In Nelsonville on March 4, Harry Jackson, Eugene Hohenadel, Homer Harding, R. C. Cook, and Donald Lowden traveled to Marietta to attend the annual reunion of Marietta Council, R. and S M, at the Masonic temple. The event continued into the evening with activities and socializing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta Council
Nelsonville
Harry Jackson
Eugene Hohenadel
Homer Harding
R. C. Cook
Donald Lowden
Marietta
Masonic Temple
Oak Grove pupils earn perfect February attendance
In Nelsonville on March 4, the Oak Grove primary class reports 100 percent attendance for February. Students achieving this include Violet Hartman Edward Cagg Donald Wachenschwanz Ruth Hartman Irma Cagg Otis Stover Karl Wachenschwanz Wilbert Hartman Jessie Parsons Nellie Stover Helen Traugh Edna Mae Wolfe Paul Wachenschwanz Harold Hartman.
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Nelsonville
Oak Grove School
Violet Hartman
Edward Cagg
Donald Wachenschwanz
Ruth Hartman
Irma Cagg
Otis Stover
Karl Wachenschwanz
Wilbert Hartman
Jessie Parsons
Nellie Stover
Helen Traugh
Edna Mae Wolfe
Paul Wachenschwanz
Harold Hartman
Funeral for Jarvis Bobo in Nelsonville Saturday
Funeral services for Jarvis Bobo will be held Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Pilgrim Holiness Church in Nelsonville. The Rev N O Stucky will conduct the services with burial at Greenlawn Cemetery.
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Bobo
Nelsonville
Jarvis Bobo
Pilgrim Holiness Church
N. O. Stucky
Greenlawn
Nelsonville social notes hostess hosts lunch
Mrs. Arthur Hicks entertained Thursday at a 12 o'clock dinner at her home. Covers were laid for Mrs. James Bland, Mrs. Berry Hickman, Mrs. Hollis Shaner, and the hostess.
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Arthur Hicks
James Bland
Berry Hickman
Hollis Shaner
Mrs Julius Fischer Hosts Hyperion Club Tea
Mrs Julius Fischer will entertain members of the Hyperion club Saturday afternoon at her home 8 KE Franklin street at 2 o'clock.
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Julius Fischer
Hyperion Club
Franklin Street
Bake Sale by Sunday School at Maple Hill Store
Class No 7 of the Methods will hold a bake sale Saturday afternoon at the Maple Hill store. The sale will open at 1 o clock.
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Maple Hill
Social visits highlight Ohio weekend schedule
Cr L Horton spends the weekend at his Somer field home in Ohio. Mr and Mrs C A Shockley enjoy a few days in Columbus. Mr and Mrs Ed Dean and Mrs KE Cable visit Columbus as guests of Dr and Mrs W S Jones. Mrs G I Putnam of Athens stays with her sister Mrs J M Hyde over the weekend.
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Cr. L. Horton
Somerfield
Ohio
C. A. Shockley
Columbus
Ed Dean
KE. J. Cable
W. S. Jones
G. I. Putnam
Athens
J. M. ‘Hyde
Street Plans To Be Considered In Glouster
Glouster March 4 Indications are a busy city council session tonight. Engineer Dust will submit estimates on streets in the proposed summer street improvement plan. Railroad officials, absent last meeting over the crossing near the city light plant, are expected to attend to discuss abandoning the crossing. No opposition reportedly to closing the crossing if an alternate route is provided nearby.
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Glouster
Well Shot on Thomas Lots in Glouster
Glouster March 4. The Well drilled in Lt the Glouster Oil and Gas Company on the Charles Thomas lots was shot Thursday afternoon and promises to be a ten barrel producer. This well was drilled to the Berea sand. This makes the third well drilled by the local company.
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Glouster
Glouster Oil and Gas Company
Charles Thomas Lots
Berea
Oth
Two Wells Again Produce Oil on Allen Headley Lands
Two wells on the Allen and Headley lands near the Thomas property have been pumped and now yield about thirteen barrels per day. The field, active about 35 years ago, was abandoned due to low oil prices and pumping costs, but current prices restore profitability and provide income for the local company.
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Allen and Headley
Thomas
Glouster PTA Donates 200 for Library Fund
The Glouster Parent Teacher association gives 200 to the Glouster schools to support a library. The funds are for the stated purpose and the Rothwell club will contribute substantial additional assistance.
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Glouster
Glouster Parent Teacher Association
Rothwell Club
Local Schools Near Glouster High Grade Status
Progress and Kiwanis clubs spearhead book donations to the Glouster High School area. Multiple individual gifts bolster a developing library, promising high standing for the school as a first rate institution in the community.
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Progressive Study Club
Kiwanis Club
Glouster Kich School
Open Meeting at Magic City Lodge in Glouster
Preparations are complete for a large open meeting of Magic City lodge I O O F tonight. The event, open to the public, promises a fine program with addresses and several musical numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Magic City Lodge
Sixteen Mines Active in Chauncey Area This Week
Chauncey reports sixteen mines working today with an average of sixteen mines active this week. Operated today are Home Coal company, L D Poston mine, White Ash and Jewett on Bailey Run. Millfield mines No 119 and No 6 Poston Consolidated are idle, as are Chauncey Mine No 25 and Sugar Creek No 210. The Plains was initiated. Mrs Graves long served as first Excellent Chief of the Pythian Sisters at Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Home Coal Company
L. D. Poston
White Ash
Jewett
Bailey Run
Millfield
Poston Consolidated Coal Company
New York Coal Company
Sugar Creek
the Plains
Revival sing at First Christian church in Chauncey
The Rev. Roberts and Rev. Vian performed four solo numbers with Mrs. Vera Kinney on piano. Roberts spoke on A Non Conversion last night and will discuss A Modern Case of Conversion tonight. Vian will sing tonight with his own piano accordion accompaniment. A Nelsonville church delegation attends tonight. Sunday program includes Bible school at 9 30 a m worship at 10 45 a m Christian Endeavor at 6 p m led by Homer Vian and a 7 15 p m preaching service.
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Chauncey
Roberts
Vian
Vera Kinney
Nelsonville
Christian Endeavor
Homer Vian
Plains Parent-Teacher drive ends with blue victory
In Chauncey on March 4 the blue side wins the Plains membership drive by 48 of 88 total. The victors will be banqueted by the reds, the losing side, Monday night in the high school auditorium.
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Chauncey
the Plains
Blue Side
Reds
Millfield church Ladies Aid to meet tonight
At the monthly meeting of the Ladies Aid society of the Millfield Christian church the group will convene at Mrs Herbert Mingus home. Members are asked to bring one dollar and report how earned. A refreshment course follows. Forest Rose Rebekah lodge also holds a regular meeting at 7 PM.
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Ladies’ Aid Society of the
Millfield
Forest Rose Rebekah Lodge
Miss Cora Bryan Moves Between Homes After Surgery
Miss Cora Bryan recently underwent goitre surgery at White Cross hospital in Columbus and visited her brother Henry Bryan at Circle Hill. She will later stay with her father Joe Bryan in Chauncey before returning to Columbus.
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Cora Bryan
Goitre
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Henry Bryan
Circle Hill
Joe Bryan
Chauncey
Taxes Due March 15 For Athens Taxpayers
M C Grant deputy collector of internal revenue outlines who must file income tax returns by March 15 in Athens. Individuals with 1926 net income of 1500 dollars or more, married persons with 38500 dollars or more, and businesses with gross income of 5000 dollars or more must file. Partnerships and corporations must file regardless of gain or loss. Some state and local salary earners are exempt from tax on that income. Grant will assist taxpayers in room 23, second floor, post office building, Athens today and tomorrow, then to Zanesville next week. The tax rates start 1.5 percent on the first 4000 over exemptions, 3 percent on the next 4000, and 5 percent on the remainder. surtax applies over 16000. Tax payable in full March 15 or in installments starting by that date.
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Internal Revenue
M. C. Grant
Athens
Athens State Hospital
Ohio University
Grant
Zanesville
Post Office
Dinner honors guests from Leetonia Columbus Barberton
Mrs Mabel Smathers entertained at a Wednesday dinner honoring guests Mr and Mrs William Petre and son of Leetonia Ohio Mrs Raymond Smith of Columbus and Mrs Howard Maxon and son Lallane of Barberton.
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Mabel Smathers
William Petre
Junior
Leetonia
Raymond Smith
Columbus
Howard Maxon
Lallane
Barberton
Mrs Blanche Simmons Visits Miss Dorr Then Returns Home
Mrs Blanche Simmons, guest this week at the home of Miss Lucy Dorr near Chauncey, left today for her home in Guthrie Center Iowa, marking the end of her visit.
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Blanche Simmons
Lucy Dorr
Chauncey
Guthrie Center
Iowa
Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral Promises Cough Relief
Advertisement notes Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral as hospital proven medicine for coughs and colds. Claims rapid relief, penetrates irritated membranes, and delivers healing to the system. Also includes unrelated tax guidance copy about filing returns and penalties.
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Ayer
e-Ayer
VINCO Herb Tablets Promise Gentle Relief
An old ad touts VINCO herb medicine as a gentle bowel regulator. It claims the formula is printed on each box and guarantees relief with a nightly tablet, promising no sickness and quick return to full day’s work.
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Vinco
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Atheny
Inziph Parks
Jack Bobo
James Steard
Robert Kinney
Fred Johnson
John W. Wood
Charles Bartels
J. H. Inderrieden
Johnson
Haydenville
Murray City
Buchtel
Carbondale
Carbon Hill
Mondey
Longstreth
Orbiston
Trimble
Floodwood
Land Star Township
Glouster Council
Burlington
Ean
Te A
Orson
Hocking Valley Railway
W. J. Harahan
Well
Thomas Lots
Glouster P. T. A
Rev. Roberts
Rev. Vian
Nora Graves
The
Plains
Pleasant View
Temp! Pythian Sisters of
AID
Rebekah Lodge
Brunswick
Panatrope
Parker Bros
Bank of Athens
Mr. Grant
P. Hall
Nicht
James Orchestra
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