Allenby Capture of Jerusalem Highlighted by Editor
A M Fuller, editor of the Lancaster Daily Gazette and former captain under Lord Allenby, spoke at the Kiwanis meeting in Nelsonville about the Jerusalem capture and the Kaiser era. He described plans, actions, and Allenby’s walk to the tower of David, stressing hopeful postwar restoration. The Educational committee led by Ed I Morrell arranged the program with a follow up at 3:00 pm Friday at the Central building.
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Nelsonville
Mar
M. Fuller
Lancaster Daily Gazette
Kiwanis
Fuller
Lord Allenby
Jerusalem
Allenby
Tower of David
Ed I. Morrell
Cyclone Report Reaches Nelsonville Resident
Mrs. J. M. Butt received a telegram from her sister Mrs. William Russell of West Frankfort Indiana describing a severe cyclone that struck that city on Wednesday night. Russell escaped injury and is well, a fact welcomed by her friends in Nelsonville.
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Indiana
Nelsonville
J. M. Butt
William Russell
West Frankfort
Russell
Sioux Indian at Logal High School
Nelsonville March 19 In dian Joe Sioux Indian and World War veteran was presented to the assembly at the high school where he lectured to seniors and juniors on modern Indian life. Dressed in native garb he described reservation life and displayed weapons and implements used by his forefathers. He sang an Indian song in Sioux.
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Nelsonville
Joe
En'tire
Exhibition Ends With War Dance Demonstration
A vivid display closed the event with a tom-tom performance and a flashy roping seats routine followed by a war dance demonstration.
Mizpeh Sunday School St Patrick Party at Wallace Home
In Nelsonville on March 19 the Mizpeh Sunday school class of the M E church held a St Patrick's party at Mrs D L Wallace's home. The decor followed green and white with contests Irish stories and readings. Louise Pierce won the guessing contest Caldwell took best Irish reading and Bess Deer the consolation prize. Twenty three guests enjoyed a three course dinner with hostesses Mrs Charles Green and Mrs A L Barker assisting.
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Nelsonville
Mizpeh
M. E. Church
D. L. Wallace
St. Patrick’s
Wallace
Louise Pierce
Caldwell
Bess Deer
Charles Green
A L. Barker
Prize offered to keep mothers class attendance high
In Nelsonville on March 19 a prize is offered to members who do not miss a Friday night Mother’s study and sewing class. Two of ten meetings have been held and the prize applies to the next eight consecutive Friday nights starting at 7 00 sharp.
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Nelsonville
Philadorian Lodge to Hold Annual Inspection
Nelsonville dispatch announces the Philadorian lodge No. 157 F and A M will hold its annual inspection at the Masonic temple Friday evening March 20. The M M degree will be conferred and ritual work observed by District Lecturer H. E. Carton of Marietta. Lodge opens 7:00 PM with a pre meeting dinner at 6:00 PM.
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Nelsonville
Philadorian Lodge
Masonic Temple
H. E. ‘Carton
Marietta
Columbus Chorus and Band to Broadcast from WEAO Tonight
The famous Achbar Grotto chorus and band of Columbus will air from WEAO at Ohio State University this evening. Local radio fans plan to listen as Ed Mills installs a receiving set at the Masonic club rooms for the program.
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Nelsonville
Achbar Grotto Chorus
Band of Columbus
WEAO
Ohio State University
Ed Mills
Buchtel High Holds County Debate Featuring Immigration Question
The first county debates are set for Friday at 7:30 p m in Buchtel. The affirmative team includes Thelma Rife Clyde Tolliver Nellie Cupit and Faye Carlin. the Amesville negative team debates here. The Buchtel negative team lists Sophia Bacanis Sarah Grigsby and Leonard Daugherty and will travel to Chauncey to face the affirma tives. The issue: Resolved That Immigration Should Be Prohibited for Five Years. Raymond Matheny of Columbus visited Tuesday with his mother Mrs Charles Matheny.
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Buchtel
Thelma Rife
Clyde Tolliver
Nellie Cupit
Faye Carlin
Sophia Bacanis
Sarah Grigs
Iby
Leonard
Daugherty
Chauncey
City fines tied to street work plan in Nelsonville
Nelsonville reports the street cleaning department expanded by several workers after a drive by Mayor Lax and the police department. Five citizens with liquor violation fines served on the streets and earned credit toward their debt upon completion of their assigned duties.
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Nelsonville
Lax
Busy Session in Mayor's Court in Nelsonville
In Nelsonville on March 19 Bob Tipton of Floodwood pleaded guilty to making menacing threats before Mayor Lax and was fined 1 dollar plus costs. William Farms Ora Farms and William Sampson of Kimberly appeared, pleaded not guilty, waived prelims and were held to the grand jury under bond.
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Nelsonville
Mar
Bob Tipton
Floodwood
William Farms
Ora Farms
William Sampson
Kimberly
East school observes Father’s night program
Nelsonville report: East school P T A will host Father’s night on Friday at the East building. A special program includes three plays Aunt Doleful’s Ailment Spring Harbinger and Getting the History Lesson, plus Doris Wallace reading. Rev Lloyd Evans will address the gathering.
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Nelsonville
Parent-Teachers Association of the East School
Doleful
Search at Meeker Run yields liquor and charge in Nelsonville
Chief Pearson with a search warrant raided James Pickett Sr. home seeking tools from the Meeker Run mine but found only a half pint of liquor. A possession charge was filed against Dickett. He pleaded not guilty and was bound over for appeal. The Central Parent-Teacher Association to meet Monday at 6 30 PM.
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Nelsonville
Mar
Pearson
James Pickett, Sr
Meeker Run
Dickett
Lax
Central Parent-Teacher Association
Chauncey Pythian Sisters celebrate St Patrick’s eve party
Chauncey March 19. The Chauncey Pythian Sisters held a St Patrick’s day party and their monthly birthday social. Birth anniversaries of Mrs Lena Cunningham and Mrs Theda Oliver were honored. A program of recitations and readings was given with Mrs Rindago yce singing an Irish song. A pot luck supper ended the evening. Attendance was thirty five.
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Chauncey Pythian
Lena Cunningham
Theda Oliver
Rindagoyce
Birthday Party by Forest Rose Rebekah Lodge at Chauncey
Forest Rose Rebekah lodge held a social hour after its regular meeting in Chauncey to honor the birthday anniversaries of Mrs. Sue Goldsworthy and Mrs. Huldah Swart. Music games and refreshments of ice cream and cake followed a good turnout.
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Chauncey
Forest Rose Rebekah Lodge
Sue Goldsworthy
Huldah Swart
St Patrick's Party Chauncey Honors Grace Shelton Event
A St Patrick's party took place in Chauncey on March 19 hosted by Mrs Grace Shelton with a dinner and party at her home. burial arrangements reported as having occurred today at Mount Hermon.
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Mount Hermon
ST. Patricks
Chauncey
Grace Shelton
Chauncey Family Attends Funeral in Sharpsburg
Mr and Mrs L R Jones and children Anna Bell and Gerald and Mr and Mrs Garfield Grimes of Chauncey have been in Sharpsburg for several days due to the serious illness and death of Mrs Charles O Grimes whose funeral is noted in the report.
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Chauncey
L. R. Jones
Anna Bell
Gerald
Garfield Grimes
Sharpsburg
Charles O. Grimes
St Patricks luncheon followed evening games awarding prizes
Near Chauncey the event featured festive decorations and a luncheon in the St Patricks day spirit. Prizes went to Miss Essie Patten of New Straitsville and Mr Vore of Athens with dancing continuing to a late hour.
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Chauncey
St. Patricks
Essie Patten
New Straitsville
Mr. Vore
Athens
Chauncey High Minstrel Play Guests and Local Visits
Local families from Athens Chauncey and Canannville attended a Chauncey high school minstrel show by the Canannville Parent Teacher club with plans for further performances at Guysville and Coolville. Several residents hosted weekend guests and returned from visits in Chauncey and Stewart. Columbus dispatch notes Governor Donahey sent telegrams of condolence and assistance to Illinois and Indiana governors after tornado disaster.
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Elmer Bineman
Athens
Guy Brookins
Chauncey
John Downhour
East Converse Street
Chauncey High School
Canaanville
Guysville
Coolville
Mildred Sands
Justo Hartsook
Neva Ferrer
Henry Osborne
High Street
H. BR. Noble
Billy
Dane Osborne
Richard
Millie Osborne
Stewart
Montgomery
Columbus
Donahey
Small
Ilinois
Jackson
Indiana
February mine disasters claim twenty seven lives in West Virginia
Charleston dispatch reports 27 miners died in February accidents across the state. McDowell county led with eight deaths, Marshall and Raleigh counties each reported four. Six of the victims were foreigners.
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Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
R. M. Lambie
State Department of Mines
McDowell County
Marshall County
Raleigh County
Swanson Resigns as Federal Prohibition Agent
John H Swanson resigns from the Federal Prohibition forces after two years in Huntington district. He previously served with the state dry department. Announcement delivered to W F Porter, Huntington enforcement chief, on March 19.
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Huntington
W. Va
John H Swanson
W. F. Porter
Enforcement Service
Prohibition
State Dry Department
State Examiner Visits Athens County Courthouse for Book Inspection
State Examiner W. F Rowan conducted an unannounced inspection of county officers books at Athens county courthouse this morning. Officials may be required to open ledgers for review at any time.
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W. F Rowan
Athens County Court House
Wisdom teeth eruption typically occurs in late teens to mid twenties
Wisdom teeth generally emerge between ages eighteen and twenty five. The statement notes the common timing of third molar eruption and their appearance within this age range.
Convention plan to restore party conventions advances in Ohio
Republican state leaders move to restore the convention system by establishing pre primary conventions for state offices and U S Senate. The Marshall bill faces opposition in the Senate and likely a veto by Governor Donahey, with a tougher House vote anticipated.
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Columbus
Senate
George HM. Bender
Cuyahoga
Ope
House
Donahey
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