Wordy Easter Eve Services At Nelsonville Church
Nelsonville church outlines a sunrise prayer meeting and morning worship with theme He is, Is He Welcome and Divine Sacrament. Evening service features preaching and song service as part of a spring campaign led by church groups. Cosmopolitan club hosts Lydia Johnson event with roll call, book reviews, and social afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ble
Orning
Serling
E. Society
Lydia Johnson
Cosmopolitan Club
West Franklin Street
Johnoquin Miller
Alaska
Inu
Gene Hohenadel
Ralph Wellar
Ed Humphrey
Lamborn
Irganized Latter Day Saints Church Activities and Party
Sunday school at 9:30, church service 10:30 a m and 7 p m led by Elder Showers of Independence Mo. A party Monday night for two little girls Audrey and Marjorie Mender drew about eighty youngsters with songs games and refreshments. Attendees included Grace Hartley Mildred Bry fesse McCombs Dorothy Hil Hildreth Merz Marie Popichel and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nnday School
Independence
Mender
Audrey
Marjorie Mender
Grace Hartley
Mildred Bryfesse McCombs
Dorothy Hil- Hildreth Merz
Marie Popichel
Ja Whyte
Helen McKibben
Erwin
Mable Melcher
Edith Ker
Revival Service Expansion At Day School
A church revival service schedule shows daily events from 9:30 a.m. through evening worship at 7:00 p.m. with a 2:30 p.m. rening service. Preacher Reverend Roberts Thens delivered a powerful sermon on “His Thoughts Troubled.” Attendance is rising as revival continues toward Easter.
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Lev. Roberts
Missionary Society Meeting At Presbyterian Church
Mrs C H Roudebush entertained the Missionary Society of this Presbyterian church on Thursday afternoon. A good turnout attended an interesting, helpful session led by Mesdames L R Keh and John Saltz. Mrs Varl Lama read an article on Americans in Making and Mrs Tryde spoke on Japan. A general discussion followed and a dainty luncheon was served.
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C. H. Roudebush
Missionary Society
Presbyterian
Mesdames Ll. R. Keleh
John Saltz
YMCA Triumph Highlights City Basketball Night
A fair crowd watched two games at the Y last night. The YMCA team defeated The Ohio National Guards 60 to 20. The Intermediates beat The Working Boys 14 to 12. John William Bennett, age 4 months of Poplar Street, died after a short pneumonia illness. Funeral arrangements pending. he leaves his parents, two brothers, and four sisters.
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Ohio National Guards
Working Boys
John William
John Bennett
Poplar Street
Sunday services with lessons and sermons
Usual Sunday schedule includes Sunday School at 9 30 Morning service at 4 39 and evening service at 7 With the theme Coming in His Own Name in the morning and Who's This in the evening Christian Endeavor meets at 6 led by Miss Frances Merritt for the senior society The notice outlines the day’s religious activities and leadership
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Christian Endeavor
Frances Merritt
Honor basketball team honored at Macabee hall dance
Clarence A. Jack and Donald Mc Laughlin hosted a 4 dance at Macabee hall to honor the N. H. S. basketball team. The scarlet and gray hall featured pennants and music, with 35 couples attending and refreshments served. Funeral services were held Thursday for the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Buell at the Katzenback residence. Rev. Tifft officiated and burial followed at Greenlawn. The parents and two sisters survive.
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Clarence A. Jack
Donald McLaughlin
Macabee Hall
John Katzenback
Lewis Buell
Rev
Tifft
Greenlawn
Lenten Services At M B E Church Begin March 25 1923
The Federal Churches of Christ in America adopt a Lenten program at M B E Church from March 25 to April 1 1923 with morning and evening topics each day The schedule lists Christ Our Savior A Saviour From Sin A Saviour to Service A Saviour from Pride A Saviour from Doubt A Saviour from Hatred A Saviour from Death and An Easter Vesper Service of song on April 1 with morning service at 10 20 am and evening at 7 pm.
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M. BE
Christ Our Savior
Federal Churches of Christ
Ameerica
Foster Speaks at Rescueville Resolution Night
Congressman I M Foster, summoned to Athens by his mother Mrs Mary Foster’s illness, will return to Washington Saturday to handle duties and join family. He will be a speaker at Nelsonville high school basketball banquet Friday night. His mother’s condition improves and his daughter Frances Foster graduates from George Washington University in June. He is mailing 40 000 garden seed packages and 60 000 farmers bulletins to constituents. last year for free government seeds, opposed by Justice yet supported broadly.
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I. M. Foster
Athens
Mary Foster
Washington D. C
Foster
Nelsonville
Washington
Frances Foster
George Washington University
Juster
Miss Lucy Laweucrained Quilting Party Guests
Miss Lucy Laweucrained a few friends at a quilting party at her Ellis avenue home on Wednesday evening. The guest list included Miss Dorothy Minister, Miss Lucille Bradfield, Miss Ruth Wharton and Mrs. Opal Ley. At the close the hostess served lunch with sandwiches, pickles, fruit salad, sake and cocoa.
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Lucy
Revival services at Christian church conclude Sunday
Revival services at the Christian church close Sunday evening. Rev. L. W. Spayd outlines: tonight, Are Sanctified People Sinless. Saturday night, And Kept Back Part of the Price. Sunday night, God's Church Identified. Services start at 7 o'clock and the public is invited.
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The
Christian Church
L. W. Spayd
God's Church
Pawnee Club Meeting Set at Mrs Archer’s Home
Geraldine Slater reports Pawnee club holds its monthly meeting at 7 o clock Friday evening at Mrs George Archer’s home. All members invited. Mrs Edward Bennett of New Lexington visits her mother Mrs Dolan. Mrs James Blower returns from an extended stay in Glouster. Mr and Mrs Walter Albaugh spend a few days in Columbus.
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Geraldine Slater
Pawnee Club
George Archer
Edward Bennett
New Lexington
Dolan
James Blower
Glouster
Walter Albaugh
Colum
Athens High School convocation gains through new ideas
Principal Rupp cites broader assemblies and clubs improving convocation exercises. A French class program led by Leech featured recitations and a La Marseillaise finale with a patriotic flag-color ceremony. Other student groups will organize future assemblies.
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Athens High School
Rupp
Felon Leech
Obituary of William Davis from Jackson County Ohio
William Davis born September 11, 1893 in Jackson County Ohio died March 13 1923 at his home in Jacksonville aged 29 years five months and 13 days. He joined the United Brethren church in 1912 later joined the Methodist church until his death. He married Effie Anderson November 25 1912. One child Edna eight years old at his death. Survived by wife mother two brothers three sisters many relatives and friends. He was a devoted husband and father and a steadfast Christian who found the Haven of Rest amid life’s battles.
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William Davis
Jacksonville
Ohio
United Brethren Church
Methodist Church
Effie Anderson
Yothem
Edna
Obituary for Wus bane Davis and father at funeral
A solemn notice expresses sorrow for the death of Wus bane Davis, detailing his life as a church worker and Sunday school secretary. It thanks friends, Rev. E Bo Dean, Rev. J J Landsittle, the Masonic order, and floral contributors, and credits Undertaker 1 Tt Andrews for the funeral.
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Wethbore
Wusbane
E. Bo Dean
J. J Landsittle
Tt Andrews
William Davis
Edna
Mary Olive Augusta Williams Bobo obituary notes
Mary Olive Augusta Williams Bobo born October 20 1885 daughter of Jackson and Mary Williams. married Fred Bobo January 1 1907, had son Forest. survived by mother five brothers John Will Lewis Herman Elmer three sisters Sadie Lawk Addie Douglas Fave Stocker and many relatives. She faced years of illness with patience and faith, prayed not to weep for her, and expressed trust in Jesus as she passed peacefully. final words urged loved ones to live Christian lives for reunion in the promised land.
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Mary Olive Augusta
Jackson
Mary Williams
Fred Bobo
Forest
Tran
John
Will
Lewis
Herman
Elmer
Sadie Lawk
Addie Douglas
Favestocker
Emmett
Alwys
Jesus
Promised Land
Trust Him and Be Faithful in Quiet Rest
A compact item blends a devotional verse about relying on the Master with a stray note about safety. It urges not to judge but to trust and be faithful, then abruptly mentions placing rubber pads on pedals to prevent foot slippage. It ends with a misleading line about physicians, automobiles, and a number.
Insurance Man Reports Friend's Recovery From Ailment
An insurance agent recounts a friend’s recovery after suffering gas pains and yellowing. Doctors diagnosed gall bladder trouble requiring surgery. Persuaded to take Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy, he claims a year of relief and ability to eat anything. The ad asserts the product removes catarrhal mucus and reduces inflammation causing stomach and liver issues, including appendicitis, with a money back guarantee after one dose.
Kellogg's Bran Promoted as Constipation Relief Food
An advertisement extols Kellogg's Bran as a complete all bran product that relieves constipation. It claims daily use of two tablespoons with each meal permanently eases chronic blockages and improves health, with recipes and versatile serving ideas highlighted.
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Kelloge
Kellogg’s
Kellogg's
Kellogg
Kellogg ’S
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Nelsonville News
Church OF Esus Christ OF Latter Day Saints
Grim Holiness Church
Smale
Presbyterian Church
Army and Navy
Chandler
Chalmers
Buick
Motor Motor Company
First Methodist Church
Foster Speams
Resoorvelle
Congressman
Chauncey
Quilting
Globe Theatre
Virginia Lee
A. R. Gillett
Ellis Avenue
Koons
Red Bridge
Beaumont
J. T. Wilson
Cent» Avenue M
Murray City
Solldier
Chris
Ford
Fred R. Beasley
Amesville
Buck Jones
Reginald Denny
Paul Parrott
Opera House
Gladys Walton
Buffalo Bill
Robinson Crusoe
Aesop Cartoon
Brady and
Bischof
Gordon Silk
F. L. & S. D. Preston Company
East Side
Public Square
Nelsonvile, Chilo
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