Hobson Clashes With Charleston In Basketball Match
Middleport March 15 A New York Central train carried over 300 fans to Charleston for Hobson and Charleston basketball. Charleston won the men’s game 30 21 with O Dell scoring seven goals and one foul. Hobson’s Jenkins led scoring for Hobson while Reynolds guarded well. The Hobson girls defeated Charleston 19 15 led by Metzie Keffer. A large Pomeroy turnout watched both games and cheerleaders led the crowd.
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Middleport
New York Central
Charleston
Hobson
O’dell
Dave Jenkins
Hobgen
Forbes White
O'Dell Reynolds
Hicks V. O'Dell
F. E. Greter
Gifford
Fowler
Charleston Girls
Metzie” Keffer
Charleston Keffer
Buxton Grate
Kohlbecker Bradbury
Sesesses
Searseless
G. Oeesee
Hark Riley
Duffield
Reval Hutchinson
Reval
Hawkins
Blrtcher
Bradbury
Deasie Clark
Wayne
Gundy” McElhinny
Spir
Child Killed by Auto in Akron Incident
POMEROY March 15. Bernard White seven year old son of Mr and Mrs Ray White was killed when struck by an auto in Akron Saturday. The body will arrive here Monday for burial. The Whites previously lived at Kerrs Run and have since moved to Akron where Mr White is employed.
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Pomeroy
Bernard
Ray White
Akron
Surplus Soft Coal Reduced by February Shipments
Nelsonville report shows February 1 inventories at 45 million net tons, down from 48 million in November 1925. Production and consumption trends suggest continued reduction. March 6 output estimated at 10.5 million net tons, soft coal year total at 505.092 million tons.
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Nelsonville
Bureau of Mines
Department of Commerce
Lake Superior
Michigan
Coal Operators to Meet in Nelsonville on March 17
Coal operators from the Hocking and Sunday Creek valleys will hold a meeting at the Keystone Coal company office in Nelsonville at 1 o'clock Wednesday March 17. The gathering aims to discuss industry issues and coordination among local mines.
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Nelsonville
Hocking
Sunday Creek Valleys
Keystone Coal Company
Radio fans to meet Nelsonville at YMCA
A meeting of radio fans will be held at the Y M C A in Nelsonville on Tuesday evening March 16 at 7 30. Matters of interest will be discussed.
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Association
Nelsonville
Kings Heralds Entertained in Nelsonville Meeting
The Kings Heralds gathered at Mrs. James Hoisington's home on Poplar Street in Nelsonville for their monthly meeting. Officers elected include President Helen Linton and vice presidents Helen McKibben and Frances Hoisington. new members added. program featured piano solos by Frances Hoisington and Marie Spencer. More details of readings and missionary story noted. refreshment course with green and white decor served. Next meeting set for Mrs. Retta Howe’s residence.
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Nelsonville
Kings Heralds
James Hoisington
Poplar Street
Helen Linton
Helen McKibben
Frances Hoisington
Helen Ogg
Mary Morrison
Marie Spencer
Ethel Hayden
Ruth Hoisington
Thomas Spencer
Retta Howe
Vagrant Eugene Pierce Pleads Guilty in Nelsonville
Eugene Pierce pleaded guilty to vagrancy at a March arraignment before Mayor Eberle in Nelsonville. He was fined 50 dollars plus costs and committed to the county jail.
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Nelsonville
E.gene Pierce
Eberle
Weekend Social Guests Around Huntington and Columbus
Mrs John Saltz and daughter Kathleen visited her sister in Huntington West Virginia over the weekend. Miss Gwendolyn Pidcock stayed with Miss Etna Culver in Columbus. John Hanley of Columbus visited Nelsonville relatives. Mr and Mrs D N Gorsuch and two daughters visited Huntington. Mr and Mrs E W Cox and son Berle of Cambridge visited their daughter Mrs J W Stanley. Dr Gilbert Love of Columbus spent the weekend with his parents in Columbus.
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John Saltz
Kathleen
Huntington
W. Va
Gwendolyn Pidcock
Etna Culverhouse
Columbus
Nelsonville High School
John Hanley
Nelsonville
D. N. Gorsuch
E. W. Cox
Berle
Cambridge
J. W. Stanley
Gilbert Love
John Love
Sunday school class plans meeting in Nelsonville
The Sunday school class of Mrs. Thomas Spencer will meet with Mrs. Willard Bartoe Friday evening for their monthly gathering in Nelsonville. The Easter offering will be collected at this time.
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Nelsonville
Thomas Spencer
Willard Bartoe
Excursion Draws 38 From WNelsonville by Hocking Valley
Thirty eight people from WNelsonville used reduced fares offered by the Hocking Valley railroad to spend a day in Columbus on Sunday.
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Nelsonville
Wnelsonville
Hocking Valley Railroad
Columbus
Legion to Celebrate Seventh Anniversary Party
Glenford Dugan Post No 229 will entertain members and friends with a party on Tuesday evening March 16 marking the Legion's seventh anniversary. A feature of the evening is a broadcast program from Columbus Ohio 294 meters airing from 9 to 10 45 p m. Radio listeners are urged to tune in.
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Legion
Nelsonville
Glenford Dugan Post
American Legion
Columbus
Ohio
Athens Leads In Attendance Contest
The Athens Christian Sunday school holds a seven point lead over Nelsonville Sunday school at the end of the second week. Yesterday mornings totals were 507 for the local school and 453 for Athens, with Athens showing a larger year over year percentage increase.
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Nelsonville
Athens Christian Sunday School
Athens
Sportsmen Will Tie Up Dogs, Says Local Official
Nelsonville Sportsmen’s Association members will comply with the mayor’s orders to keep their dogs tied up or kenneled. An association officer said while it is a shame to shoot good dogs, officers have no other option if dogs continue running loose.
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Nelsonville
Sportsman’s Association
Arrest of Jack Taylor for Furnishing Liquor
Jack Taylor of this city was arrested Sunday night by Chief Pearson on a charge of furnishing intoxicating liquor to James Colbert. He pleaded not guilty at arraignment before Mayor Eberle and will have a hearing at 1 o clock Wednesday.
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Colbert
Bone Hollow
Pearson
Nelsonville
Jack Taylor
James Colbert
Taylor
Eberle
Founders Day Observed by Miami University Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
The Phi Delta Theta fraternity at Miami University Oxford observed Founders Day with a banquet at Hotel Berry last night, featuring four new initiates. Dr Blaine R Goldsberry served as toastmaster and called on Robert Wood and Dr J M Higgins for talks. Initiation occurred yesterday morning at the chapter house on West Mulberry Street with Thomas Wood Athens Russell Peters Zanesville Paul Messenger New London and Gilbert Beckley Harrisburg PA initiated.
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Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Miami University
Oxford
Hotel Berry
Blaine R. Goldsberry
Robert Wood
J. M. Higgins
West Mulberry Street
Thomas Wood
Athens
Russell Peters
Zanesville
Paul Messenger
New London
Gilbert Beckley
Harrisburg
Athens Fraternity Banquet Attendees Named
The Athens alumni banquet lists attendees C. H. Harris Oscar Fulton Rufus C. Hopkins John Preston Robert Wood Dr J M Higgins Dr Blaine R Goldsberry Harry Beckley and Earl Beckley reflecting a local fraternal gathering.
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Athens
C. H. Harris
Oscar Fulton
Rufus C. Hopkins
John Preston
Robert Wood
J. M. Higgins
Blaine R. Goldsberry
Harry Beckley
Earl Beckley
The Magic of the Medicine Man
A pioneer tale recalls how Indian Medicine Men used forest herbs to treat many ailments. It notes Lydia E. Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts popularized her Vegetable Compound trusted by women for over fifty years.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Promote Natural Bowels and Breath
Olives tablets labeled Dr Edwards Olive Tablets claim to ease bad breath by cleansing blood and purifying the body. The sugar coated pills are said to gently stimulate the bowels and liver, acting like a milder calomel substitute, with 15c and 30c sizes offered.
Christian Pastor Defines Heaven In Sermon
The Rev. M. E. Chatley at First Christian church described heaven as nonmaterial yet real a place or state of the soul after death. He said heaven is where God dwells a realm of perfect happiness free of sin and poverty and filled with activity and fellowship.
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M. E. Chatley
First Christian Church
Mr. Chatley
Mr. Charley
Heaven
Creomulsion Promoted as Cough Cold Remedy
An Atlanta based advertisement touts Creomulsion as a two fold cough and cold medicine that soothes and heals infected membranes and stops irritation. It claims creosote as a key healer, promises relief when taken as directed, and offers money back if not relieved. The note also includes a separate speech excerpt about heaven as symbolic.
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Atlanta, Ga
West Lafayette tragedy ends in double homicide suicide
In Coshocton County on March 15, Mr. and Mrs. John Hughes, both residents of West Lafayette, were found dead after Hughes, a 50 year old deputy marshal, shot his wife Nelle, 38, then wounded Cecil Carr, 24, whom he mistook for a suitor. Hughes then killed himself, dying at 2 a.m. at the local hospital.
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Coshocton
John Hughes
Cecil Carr
West Lafayette
Here
Hughes
Nelle
Carr
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