Nelsonville News Surprised Comrade Patterson on Birthday Visit
A local G A R gathering honored Comrade James Patterson, father of Mrs. Paul E. Kemper, with a planned visit and a 12 o'clock church dinner in Nelsonville on March 16 1922. The event featured a three course turkey dinner, campfire reminiscences, and thanks to Mrs. Kemper. Also noted is the birth of Wanda Hope on March 12 to Mr. and Mrs. Kontner and local families listed as hosts.
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James Patterson
Paul E. Kemper
G. A. R. Post
Patterson
Regt
Eber Jones
O. V
C. D. Sanders
L. G. Matheny
W. N. Woodard
Paul Cummins
J. W. Dillinger
Forrest Kentner
Paula
Jeane
Austin Kontner
Dorothy Ann
Thelma
Donald Kontner
Harry Bumegarner
Poplar Street
Wanda Hope
Former Crown Prince Willie Gains Favor in Dutch Village
Frederick William once viewed with suspicion in Wieringen now draws locals by conversing with townspeople and lingering on benchs in backyards. Citizens say his pride has faded and he is no longer seen as harsh.
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Frederick William
Wieringen
Willie
Inspection Stated Communication Slated March 20
Stated Communication of Philadorian Lodge No. 157 F and A M to be held Monday evening March 20. H E Carleton district lecturer of Marietta will be present for inspection. A large attendance is desired. W N Fleck W M J B Lowden Sec.
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Philadorian Lodge No
H. E. Carleton
Marietta
W. N. Fleck
Lowden
Kentner hosts dinner at home Thursday evening
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kentner entertained Thursday evening with a dinner event at their residence, hosting guests for an intimate social gathering.
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Charles Kentner
Missionary Society Hosts Afternoon Meeting
Mrs C E Welch with helpers entertained the Home Missionary Society of the Methodist church on Thursday. Devotional was by Mrs J M Hyde. Talks covered System to Service and The Golden Rule in Business, with Miss Nixon, Miss Jo Barnecut providing piano solos.Refreshments for 23 members.
Buried Here Thursday for Mrs Hannah Riley
The body of Mrs Hannah Riley who died Sunday at McAllister Oklahoma arrived Thursday with her children and was taken to the Methodist church where Rev Kemper conducted the funeral. Burial followed at Greenlawn.
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Hannah Riley
McAllister
Okla
Methodist Church
Kemper
Greenlawn
Mr C Sharp Visited the South on Business
Mr C Sharp traveled as a business visitor in the southern region, engaging in meetings and networking with local firms during his trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Sharp
Sand Run man fined for liquor possession
Elzie Mauck pleaded guilty and was fined $150 and costs by Mayor Mee Cune for possessing liquor in Sand Run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elzie Mauck
Sand Run
Mee Cune
Mauck
Burglary at Walter Wolfe Home Reports Theft
Burglars broke into Walter Wolfe’s home Wednesday between 7 and 9 PM, ransacking the house and stealing $4, two Eversharp pencils, and a revolver. The thieves left the scene in a state of chaos.
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Walter Wolfe
St Agnes Guild Hosts Social and Luncheon
Mrs Ike Warner of Columbus street entertained St. Agnes Guild members and visitors with roll call dues collected and a social evening followed by an elegant two course luncheon. Members included Mesdames Warrington, Rodda, Sayres, Mc Carty, Otis, Powell, Shockley, Denny, Evans, Tedrow, McKee, Bryant, Hall. Visitors listed include Mrs. Hawk Reigel Hillyer Dowler Rus sell Weist Sayres Gibson Crow Hall Powell McKee and others.
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Ike Warner
Columbus Street
St. Agnes Guild
Mesdames
John Warrington
Harry Rodda
John Sayres
Charlies McCarty
Harry Otis
Marie Powell
Clarence Shockley
Lena Denny
Tom Evans
Mayme Tedrow
James McKee
Fanny Bryant
John Hall
Nick Hawk
Stella Reigel
Ike Hillyer
Nelson Dowler
Maggie Russell
Earl Weist
Ray Sayres
Dick Gibson
Nell Crow
Ina Hall
Leonard Powell
Lillian McKee
Dowler Family Visit to Columbus on Thursday
Mr and Mrs Nelson Dowler and their daughter Nell spent Thursday in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Dowler
Nell
Columbus
Berean Banquet Hosts Social Evening at Christian Church
A Berean banquet was well attended at the Christian church with good food and social time. The class plans for next Sunday when the distinguished guest the Watch Dog will review the group, urging extra work tomorrow to ensure a favorable impression.
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The
Christian Church
Chamber of Commerce Meeting Sees Record Attendance
Record turnout at the Chamber of Commerce meeting last night pleased officers. After committee reports, the canal improvement proposition was taken up with President Welch clarifying the plan and correcting misleading impressions.
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T He Chamber of Commerce
Welch
Drainage Plan Advances in City Group Meeting
Residents from all city sections attended the meeting to discuss plan costs and details. L G Matheny urged immediate relief for east and west areas while officials outlined steps to open the canal strip as a street and install a sewer with current funds, bricks pavement to wait. Other notes from Nelsonville will cover further items.
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L. G. Matheny
Canal Strip
Nelsonville
City charity meeting called by Mayor at YMCA
Mayor McCune convenes tonight at 7 at the YMCA a gathering of representatives from all ladies organizations in the city. Miss Stanfield Athens county social worker and Miss Coats Red Cross Lake Division will speak. All others interested in city charity work are urged to attend.
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McCune
Miss Stanfield
Athens County
Coats
Lake Division
Red Cross
W C T U Meeting At Mrs Shirley’s Discusses Work
Mrs Otto Shirley hosted the W C T U on Poplar street Tuesday afternoon with 21 members and one visitor present. Five new members were received and ten dollars was donated for the relief of the poor.
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Otto Shirley
Poplar Street
Anna Allen
Chas. Monks
Divorce Granted for Letha Cunningham and Charles Cunningham
Delaware papers report a divorce granted to Letha Cunningham from Charles Arthur Cunningham. The dissolution ends their marriage and assigns the final terms as recorded by the court.
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Letha Cunningham
Charles Arthur Cunningham
Delaware
Woman Finds Remedy Worth Fabulous Fortune
A historical note recalls Hildegarde mothering medical knowledge and Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound, a plant based remedy praised by women for relieving ailments of women. The piece contrasts women’s hospital care with male dominated theories and notes ongoing local use and approval.
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Europe
Hildegarde
Lydia EE. Pinkham
Birthday Surprise for Mrs Kinsey in Kimberly
Mrs K W Kinsey was joyfully surprised at her Kimberly home on Wednesday evening March 15 for her 64th birthday. Guests included Wes Kinney and family Charles Thomas and family Jno Maye and family with Abe Graft from Logan, Mrs Jno Dishong and Martha Maye joining the celebration.
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K. W. Kinsey
Kimberly
Wes Kinney
Charles Thomas
Jno Maye
Abe Graft
Logan
Jno. Dishong
Martha Maye
Banquet Honors 25 Years Service for Prudential Leader
C A Shockley attended a Chillicothe banquet marking 25 years of service for the Prudential Life Insurance Co. Mrs C Sharp and daughter Biveces were in Columbus for the wedding of Mrs Sharp’s son Edward to Miss Isabelle Stinchcomb.
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C. A. Shockley
Chillicothe
Prudential Life Insulee. Co
C. @ Sharp
Biveces
Columbus
Edward
Isabelle Stinchcomb
Commerce chief says unemployment drop and new projects to create jobs
Colonel Arthur Woods chairman of the commerce department permanent committee on unemployment declared today that enforced idleness was decreasing in the United States. He cited construction projects now being planned as likely to furnish jobs for many more men within the next few months.
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Washington
Mar
Arthur Woods
Commerce Department
United States
Gigantic Trial Opened in Hamburg Germany
Hamburg Germany March 17 one of Germanys largest criminal trials opened with a man named Peterson and 84 accomplices charged with robbery blackmail and related crimes Peterson led the band and is accused of directing hundreds of robberies over the last two years
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Hamburg
Germany
Peterson
Cook for circus owner arrested in murder case
Mount Holly March 17 George L Werner a circus cook employed by John T Brunen circus owner was mysteriously shot to death a week ago detectives with Burlington county arrested him on suspicion he may have knowledge of the crime
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Mount Holly
George L. Werner
Nero
John T. Brunen
Burlington County
Widow discovers unexpected money waiting in pocket
A widow is shocked to learn she has more real money in her pocket than ever before, changing her outlook about her future and prospects.
Best Cough Remedy Made at Home
A home made cough mixture promises fast relief from coughing and mucous irritation. Mix one ounce of Parmint double strength with warm water to make a half pint for an inexpensive remedy said to soothe the mucous membrane and aid stubborn coughs and nasal colds.
Birthday Club Sees January to March Birthdays Noted at Church
The Helping Hand class and Birthday Club of the Baptist church held a social at the Albany church Tuesday evening. Eight January to March birthday honorees contributed pennies for age total of over 3.90 as Everett White and others enjoyed cake. Mr and Mrs Cramer of near Albany welcomed a daughter born March 15.
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Albany
Birthday Club
the Baptist Church
Harcd
Stewart
Margaret Musser
Everett White
Mrs. Cramer
New Apparatus Measures Oxygen Inhaled by Individuals
A newly designed device enables measurement of oxygen intake by any person. The instrument promises precise readings and potential applications in medical and research settings.
Nationwide coal mining suspension predicted by UMW official
Indianapolis March 17 William Green secretary treasure of the United Mine Workers declared a nationwide mining halt to begin April 1 suspending both bituminous and anthracite coal operations. He blamed operators for the move, forecasting a total stoppage across the country.
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Indianapolis
Ind
William Green
United Mine Workers
Funeral rites for Mrs. Mary Jane Rickey Saturday
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Jane Rickey will be held at her West Union Street residence Saturday afternoon at two o'clock. Burial will follow in the West Union Street Cemetery.
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Mary Jane Rickey
West Union Street
Death of Alice Spooner at 55 in residence home
Alice Spooner wife of Joseph Spooner died at the family home 35 North College street Thursday March 16 after a lingering illness. She was 55. Funeral services will be Sunday at 1 30 pm at the residence conducted by Rev. M B Chatley of the First Christian church. Interment at Greenlawn cemetery. She is survived by her husband, daughter Mrs James Lewis of 9 Oak street, her mother Mrs Lucetta Icenhour of 35 North College street, and brother Albert A Icenhour of Washington DD.
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Alice Spooner
Joseph Spooner
North College Street
M. B. Chatley
First Christian Church
Greenlawn Cemetery
James Lewis
Oak Street
Lucetta Icenhonr
Albert A. Icenhour
Washington, DD
Blood flows through the body an average eight miles daily
An average person’s blood travels about eight miles through the body's vessels in a single day. This figure reflects circulation distance rather than a literal path, illustrating the extensive reach of the circulatory system.
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Crown Prince Frederick William
Harley-Davidson
A. D. Farrow
Nelsonville, Ohio
Kaelin’s
John McCormick
Kaelin’s Jewelry Store
Nelsonville, Q
Chamber OF Commerce
Endicott -Johnson
Endicott Line
Oxford
Endicott-Johnson Shoes
Endicott-Johnson
Isaac Wilson
Chauncey
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield, N. J
Major Tittman
Charles Trowbridge Tittman
Washington, D. C
Grand Opera Company
Athens
Tittmann
America
State Department
Army
New York
Friends of Ireland
Buckeeye State Building and Loa Company
Whelmes
Buckeye State Buddie Loan Co
Rankin Bidg
Gay St
Columbia
Ohio
Dingtoa
Chauncey, O
Luckoff
Chauncey, Ohio
Roshanara
Nelsonville Dry Goods Co
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