Surprise Birthday Party Honors Mr and Mrs Tennihill
A large surprise party for Mr. and Mrs. John Tennihill was held at their Imperial home with 42 guests. Music, social chat, and an elegant supper followed their return home, with many friends in attendance from local families and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tennihill
Imperial
Bert Shannon
Mathew Hickman
L. R. Johnson
Orrin Tennihill
Charles Brooks
William Maffin
Lawrence Tennihill
John Bear
Buchtel
Tom Williams
Tom Logan
Pearl Farrow
James Davis
Hubert Johnson
H. T. Sutton
Lillian
Madaline
Illinois
Mrs. Tennihill
Recital by Mae Lines at Taylor's March 19
Miss Mae Lines presents piano pupils in recital Friday evening March 19 at 7 30 at T E Taylors music store West Washington Street Those participating are Mabel Rogon Elda Carouse Madge Harper Violet Tedrow Thelma Baugh Mary Louise Leyshon Alberta Moore Marion Morris Louise Rice Rebecca Sharp and Helen Jackson Mrs Burns Le Fever will sing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Mae Lines
T. E. Taylor
West Washington Street
Mabel Robgon
Elda Carouse
Madge Harper
Violet Tedrow
Thelma Baugh
Mary Louise Leyshon
Alberta Moore
Marion Morris
Louise Rice
Rebecca Sharp
Helen Jackson
Burns le Fever
Birthday Party Honors Mrs George Hall At EpIscopal Guild
Mrs Bert Young and Mrs Clarence Monks led an Episcopal Guild surprise for Mrs George Hall in her honor last evening. Forty guests attended a pleasant social evening followed by lunch and gifts of silver and other items. W J Sanders visited Millfield with his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Young
Clarence Monks
Episcopal Guild
George Hall
Columbus women visit Mrs Stillwell
Mrs John North and Mrs Howard Ervin of Columbus are visiting their mother Mrs Martha Stillwell for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John North
Howard Ervin
Columbus
Martha Stillwell
Married in Quiet Ceremony Silcott and Rodda
Tom Rodda and Grace Silcott, both of this city, were quietly married Saturday. Mrs. Rodda is Charles Silcott’s daughter and Grace is a popular young lady. The groom, son of Mr and Mrs Henry Rodda, is a boiler maker at the local round house. They reside on West Washington street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silcott-Rodda
Tom Rodda
Grace Silcott
Rodda
Charles Silcott
Henry Rodda
Sterling
Round House
West Washington Street
Mrs Hutchinson and Lenox Visit Mary Lenox
Mrs G W Hutchinson and her son Lenox of Columbus spent Saturday as guests of Mrs Mary Lenox, visiting during the afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Hutchinson
Little Son
Lenox
Columbus
Mary Lenox
A. Blankenship Visits Here From Craigsville West Virginia
T A Blankenship of Craigsville West Virginia spent the latter part of the week in the city on business visiting local offices and meeting officials to discuss arrangements for ongoing projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Blankenship
Craigsville
W. Va
Mrs Gay Aumiller Visits Columbus Return Home
Mrs Gay Aumiller returned to her Columbus home after several weeks as a guest of her mother. John Harley and Leighton Aumiller, who spent the weekend there, accompanied her on the return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gay Aumiller
Columbus
John, Harley
Leighton Aumiller
Mrs Minnie Bircher Dies at 42 After Illness
Mrs Minnie Bircher 42 wife of Robert Bircher postmaster at Deanville died Monday at St Francis hospital Columbus after an operation for cancer and bowel obstruction. She is survived by two children and her husband. No funeral arrangements have been made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bircher
Minnie Bircher
Deanville
St. Francis Hospital
Columbus
Bircher
Poker Party In East End Attracts Police Attention
Policeman Sam Taylor slipped into a Sunday poker gathering in the east end where about 23 guests including Mayor Barrows were present. The event raised roughly $8.30 per person with war tax, while the proprietor collected $30 plus costs. The piece notes an unexpectedly large group of poker players in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Taylor
Sam
Barrows
Ohio
Classified Ads From Nelsonville Area March Items
Multiple local ads announce goods for sale including a saddle horse and buggy, a Ford tow truck, and a Maxwell touring car. Also notices promote a repair shop for watches clocks and sewing machines, drawing services, a team work offer, a W O W smoker after a meeting, and millinery sales from Mrs L Pickett with styling options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. D. Evener and Son
Elum
For Sale Eukelele Attachments for Pianos
Piano tuner and specialist E M Norris offers for sale electric ukulele attachments that fit any piano and guarantee perfect function. He promises a plan to rejuvenate an old piano at far less than the cost of a new instrument. Green's Music Store contact. March 11 to April 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Norris
Green's Music Store
Five-room house for sale near East End school
For sale a five room house with electric lights gas and water, located at 717 High Street near East End school. Property listing notes features and proximity to local school. Price and contact not provided in text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East End School
High Street
Council approves chamber dinner invite and advances water works plan
iL Sonile Nelsonville reports a council adjourned session with all members present except Quest. The Chamber of Commerce invited city officials to its dinner at the YMCA and the invite was accepted. Ordinance 642 to proceed with water works improvement was read and plans by Engineer Burgess approved. Bonds to fund the project will be advertised with sale set for April 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Council Chamber
Save Quest
Chamber of Commerce
C. E. Welch
Jnc. C. Baird
Welch
Burgess
Department of Public Service
State Board of Health
West Washington Street
Chamber of Commerce Thursday Evening Meeting Notice
A Chamber of Commerce gathering is heavily promoted with a full attendance urged. Attendees will be greeted by a special ten member committee and urged to arrive as supper starts at 6 15. Guests and traveling men are welcome. The board of directors meets Wednesday evening at Mr Sharp's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commmerce
Chamber of Commerce
Board of Directors
Eye Treatment for Children on Vision Health
One in 25 Nelsonville pupils may need eye medical care. Some conditions can be quickly cured if treated now, while others are more serious. Glasses are rarely needed and should not be prescribed without an eye specialist’s advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Kelly Family Guests Across West Virginia Boundaries
Mr Paul W Kelly and son Harold of Tams West Virginia visit his brother Harry Kelly and wife Mrs Frank Stillwell of Trimble who hosted Sunday guests, and also Mrs Martha Stillwell hosted Mr and Mrs Stillwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul W. Kelly
Harold
Tams
W. Va
Harry Kelly
Frank Stillwell
Trimble
Martha Stillwell
Resolution of Respect for Brothers McCutcheon and Pyles
A Mazon Tribe 252 notice expresses condolences for the deaths of the brothers Levi McCutcheon and Forney Pyles their wives and extends heartfelt sympathy and love invoking the Great Spirit for guidance and protection signed by Jerry Hutchinson Deputy Great Sachem Jacksonville Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi McCutcheon
Forney Pyles
Grim Reaper
Mazon Tribe
Jerry Hutchinson
Jacksonville, O
Ninth Victim of Fire Identified in Gallipolis
Charles Miller, 29, of Allen County, died Monday, becoming the ninth victim of the Epileptic Hospital fire in Gallipolis. Six patients at the institution are held on suspicion of starting the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Miller
Allen County
Gallipolis
Doctor in the House for This Farmer's Family
A laudatory message endorsing Nerv-Worth drug from Allen Guthrie of East Liverpool Ohio describes relief for a new mother and her children after Nerv-Worth use. The account notes improved appetite and rest, with multiple bottle courses and continued use for family members. Local druggists and neighborhood agencies are listed as Nerv-Worth retailers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liverpool
Allen Guthrie
C. T. Larkins
Guthrie
McKee’s
Tslls
Athens
The
Gem
Hickman Pharmacies
Nelsonville
W.J. Johnston
Jacksonville
E. E. Drury
LeFavors
Glouster
J. Howard Cline
Albany
Taylor & Son
Coolville
Community work shows big results in Amesville project
Mr. L. R. Simons of the States Relations Service visited Amesville to review a year of community organization led by E. R. Raymond. The effort yielded a Sheep and Wool Growers Association Berksire Breeders Association and a Boys and Girls Calf Club while orchards benefit from nitrate and lime. The Athens County Farm Bureau plans further community projects this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Simons
Washington,d. C
States Relations Service
Department of Agriculture
E. R. Raymond
Simons
Amesville
Berkshire Breeders Association
Athens County Farm Bureau
Simon
Dean Vivian to address Chamber luncheon on farming costs
Alfred Vivian, dean of Ohio State University College of Agriculture, will speak at a Chamber of Commerce luncheon on Wednesday about The Farmer and the High Cost of Living. Luncheon at noon, address at 12 30, open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Vivian
College of Agriculture
Ohio State University
Chamber of Commerce
Dean Vivian
Newton Honored as Odd Fellow for 60 Years
Isaac Newton, a retired Athens jeweler, is the communitys only Odd Fellow with fifty years of continuous membership. At 75 he remains active in Sereno No 479, and Monday night lodge members surprised him with a social in his Marshfield Pike home and presented a hatch tobacco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Newton
Athens
Marshfield Pike
Newton
Order
Death of Mrs Alfred Love at about 69 in Gloster
Mrs Alfred Love, 69, died suddenly at her Gloster home yesterday afternoon after a brief illness. She had recently improved and was active earlier in the day while talking with a neighbor. Survived by husband and children B R Kimble, George, Carl, Mrs Pat Bullistron, Edna, Tom, and Wesley Love. Funeral date not yet announced. Services will be at Church of Christ. burial planned in local cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Love
Dida
Morgan County
Pythian Sisters to Welcome Grand Chief in Wooster Visit
Pythian Sisters meet at their usual place Wednesday evening with grand chief Mrs. May Porter of Cleveland to be present. All lodge members urged to attend. BE. L. Jones of Union Telephone Co. leaves for Wooster on company business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Porter
Cleveland
Lodge
BE. L. Jones
Union Telephone Company
Wooster
Telephone Company
Dance Planned at K of P Hall for Lodge Members
A dance will be held in the K of P hall Saturday night for lodge members and their families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. of P
Lodge
Nelsonville drivers head to Columbus to fetch agency cars
Clifford Lewis and ten others travel from Nelsonville to Columbus to drive back cars for a local agency. Eight drivers join the trip to collect vehicles for a Nelsonville agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Lewis
Arthur Wolfe
Ton Oldfield
Ralph Orr
Ambrose Gibbs, Jr
Harold Wyatt
Rudolph Holzschun
Horton Chevalier
Columbus
Nelsonville
Court fines Greens Run father for school truancy
A Greens Run man paid a total of nine dollars after pleading guilty to failing to send his 14 year old son to school in Justice Jones court. Constable Henry Williams, the truancy officer, arrested him. The father promised to enroll the boy and warned that truancy laws will be strictly enforced in the area with arrests to follow. Flora Lewis Jacob died of pneumonia after influenza in Moylan Pennsylvania, sister to R L Lewis of Athens. Three Lewis family members died of the same illness in just over a year, including John C Lewis of this city and Ralph Lewis of Sabina in October 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Justice
Flora Lewis Jacob
Moylan
Jacob
R. L. Lewis
Athens
Lewis
John C. Lewis
City
Ralph
Sabina
Nothing to worry about yet they worry anyway
A concise remark notes that certain people create anxiety even when circumstances are serene. It observes a tendency to fret over nothing, highlighting human tension and the paradox of worry without real cause.
Frat boys in Court letter prompts call for full story
Guy Saylor urges Athens Messenger publish both sides of a court dispute involving a Phi Sigma Chi fraternity incident. He claims Night Officer Bolin’s door breach and profanity were unprovoked and that the Mayor’s Court report omits key facts about a seven up game and alleged disturbance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Messenger
Main Street
Bolin
Guy Saylor
Alpha Alpha Theta
Phi Sigma Chi Fraternity
Athens
Ohio
You can't be in the pink of condition unless you are red blooded
A compact aphorism asserts vitality depends on robust blood, linking health to vigor through a color metaphor. It emphasizes vigor as essential to true condition and energy.
Army of His Own Signs Up 22 Recruits
A Shelbyville man opened a bogus army recruiting station and charged numerous bills. He recruited 22 men who believed they were enlisting, but Louisville and Lexington stations report no such recruiter or enlistees. the men did not join the army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Shelbyville
Army
Louisville
Lexington
Bride-To-Be Loses Bride Price Cash. Wedding Postponed
Anton Schuesser escorted his fiancée to the police station after she reported losing 600 dollars intended for a trousseau. The couple postponed their wedding as the matter unfolded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Anton Schuesser
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Nelsonville News
Charles White
Ford
Wilson Bros
Franklin St
Bell
Bell Phone
D. W. Harper and Son
E. W. Fiske
Il Sonile
Akron
Summit County
Court House
Aag Newton
Gloster News
A. G. Kontner
Adame &T
Reoey
Ake
Jack Pritchard
Swanson Furniture Co
Stuart's Opera House
Tuesda' Ae
Mary Pickford
Mary
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