Nelsonville City Council acts on Fourth Street and water works
The Nelsonville city council discussed improving Fourth Street between Chestnut and High streets and tackling drainage with concrete waterways. They authorized plans and estimates, approved a petition by property owners, and ordered temporary water works relief. a special meeting will review final plans.
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Fourth Street
H. Rodda
Rodda
Civil Service Commission
Frog Hollow
Service Department
Chestnut
High Streets
Orvice
Community thanks for support during baby's illness and funeral
Mr and Mrs Chas Ennis express gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness during illness and death of their baby. They acknowledge Rev Johnson, singers, floral offerings, and donations of machines for the funeral.
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John Eugene Crooks
Chas. Crooks
Walnut Street
Rev
C. L. Johnson
Business Girls Gym Class at Chamber Dinner
The Chamber of Commerce hosts a Business Girls Gym class serving at the Chamber dinner this Thursday evening. The attendance committee passes the tip around and a recap follows.
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Chamber OF Commerce
Business Girls
When Your Head Aches From Eye Strain and Kaelin's Visit
When head pains come from eye strain or vision faltering visit Kaelin's for a thorough eye examination. Your thoughts often echo back to the shop where you bought your comfortable glasses.
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Kaelin’s
Woman's Home Missionary Society District Conference Plans
The Marietta district conference of the Woman's Home Missionary Society convenes Thursday and Friday May 4 and 5 in this city with devotions, roll call, committee appointments, reports from district officers and department secretaries, and program on tithing and girls. Friday includes needs and election of officers, reports, and adjournment. Misses Margaret Johnson and Emma Johnson hosted a Ruth Circle lunch for twenty-two in the Presbyterian church rooms.
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Mateh
Opera House
Mainford
Londas
Logan
Chob
Londos
Cleveland
Max Valkenburg
Johnson
Red” Miler
B. P. O. Elks
Marietta
Woman's Home Missionary Society
C. C. Newton
Ada
D. A. Ferree
A. C. Beck
Dew House
Julius Fischer
Harry Raply
Walter Diate
Acer
A. C. Beck Seeres
le Fever
Bas Cahreet li
Ian Bigss
Kemper
Daisy Bulkly
Nan Erie
Socie
Margaret Johnson
Emma Johnson
Circle of
Ruth
Presbyterian ‘Church
Juniper
Presbyterian
Larry Steele
Leiland Kreig
West End P T A Meets Friday at 2 PM
The West End Parent-Teachers Association will hold a regular session Friday at 2 o clock in the West building. Attendees are urged to attend as this is the last meeting of the year. A Community Club gathering follows at 7 PM at the YMCA with honored speakers Mrs. E D Sayre and Mrs. Fred Bush of Athens at 7 30.
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Nelsonville
Community Club
E. D. Sayre
Fred Bush
Athens
U. S. Prepares Protest if Dutch Shell Seizes Russian Oil
May 2 report states the United States would protest firmly if British owned Royalt Dutch Shell Oil group gains monopolistic rights to Russia's oil. In Chicago three robbers stole a jewelry shipment valued up to 40 dollars plus a diamonds inventory worth up to 40000 dollars from Louis Kirschbaum store.
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Washington
International News Service
Royalt Dutch Shell Oil Group
Russia
United States
Louis
Chicago
Diamanda
Louis Kirschbaum
Buckeye Trail Apples to Market Under Ohio Buckeye Brand
Ohio fruit growers will market apples cooperatively under the Buckeye brand this year. Six local associations will supply graded fruit backed by the state federation. The Rome association in Lawrence county will first operate the grading and barreling, with expected output below normal due to frost damage. Another meeting will choose a sales agency.
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Columbus
International News Service
Ohio Fruit
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Ohio Fruit Growers Cooperative Association
Farm Bureau Federation
Rome Association
Lawrence County
Knight Unable to Attend Athens Forum Luncheon
A telegram from Carl H. Stubig, secretary to Representative Chiles L. Knight, says Knight cannot attend the Athens Chamber of Commerce forum luncheon Wednesday noon due to a sudden recall to Washington. The cancellation leaves no substitute speaker, with a possible later appearance under consideration.
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Carl H. Stubig
Chiles L. Knight
Athens
Athens Chamber of Commerce Forum
Congressman Knight
Washington
Dragging Creek for Body of Alleged Auto Thief
Police search Ten Mile Creek after a wrecked stolen car plunged in early today. Divers work to recover the body of the alleged thief, amid a Toledo investigation.
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Dragging Creek
Toledo
International News Service
Ten Mile Creek
Fewer Fire Deaths Reported in Columbus April
Ohio reports a drop in April fire deaths and injuries. State Fire Marshal Dyke roann notes 22 deaths and 66 injuries in April, vs 28 deaths and 62 injuries in April 1921, reflecting improved fire safety.
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Columbus
Ohio
Dykeroann
Vitality and Strength Follow This Advice
In Cambridge Ohio Mrs FE Stevens relates how Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription aided nervousness and weak strength. She used six bottles, noting increased vigor and cheerfulness and urging others to obtain the remedy from local druggists or Dr Pierce for free advice.
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Cambridge
Ohio
Dr. Pierce
A. Stevens
8Th St
Pierce
Dr Pierce
Invalids
Buffalo, N. Y
Population grows slowly while money in circulation falls
The April 1 1922 monthly statement from the United States Treasury Division of Loans and Currency shows continental population at 109 330 000 up 138 000 since February and 1 662 000 since April 1921. Money in circulation totals 5 446 161 844 down 42 000 914 from March and 646 943 293 from a year ago. Per capita circulation is 49 81 down 46 cents from last month and 7 70 from a year earlier.
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United States
Social Guests Called From Across Town Add Color to Weekend
White Hall hosts Mrs Loretta Jones Huntington and Mrs Howard Fawley Charleston plus Mrs Wendell Miller Columbus. Ward Walker Athens visited Charles Pratt family Sunday. F A Kenney and wife visited G E Tribe family. Elsie Braley bought a Torch. H H Brannon and family were Sunday visitors of A Morris. Visitors at C S Moore family included Pearl Parker Clarence Parker and Emmett Parker Athens and Eulalia Hoch Garret Hoch and Gerald Hoch Nelsonville.
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G. C. Lawson
Loretta Jones
Huntington
Howard Fawley Charleston
Wendell Miller
Columbus
Ward Walker
Athens
Charles Pratt
F. A. Kenney
G. E. Tribe
Elsie Braley
H. H. Brannon
A. Morris
Hebbartsville
C S. Moore
Pearl Parker
Clarence Parker
Emmett
Eulalia Hoch
Garret Hoch
Gerald
Nelson ‘Ville
Orchardists urged to spray for Frog Eye Leaf Spot
A May statement from the Ohio State College of Agriculture warns southern Ohio orchards to apply special sprays to counter Frog Eye Leaf Spot. Disease pressure peaks during blossoming and the following 2.5 weeks. sprays include lime sulfur and Bordeaux mixture. University horticulturists note freezes spared much of the region and urge protection for the crop this year.
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Columbus
College of Agriculture
Ohio
Clayton
Ohio State University
University
Local folks enjoy weekend visits and travels across towns
Wilmuth Roberts and Victor How ard attended a Logan Friday baseball game between Slancock high school and Logan High. Will Roberts and family drove to Murray City for Sunday visits with Mrs. Ben Bess and family. Numerous residents from Athens Buckeye Lake Haydenville Pleasant Hill and Lancaster were Guests at kin or friend homes Sunday with drives and visits noted.
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Wilmuth Roberts
Victor Howard
Logan
Slancock High School
Logan High
Will Roberts
Murray City
Ben Bess
Jennie Robison
Lon Humphrey
Haydenville
James Gabriel
Darrel Moore
Buckeye Lake
James Bell
Elza McGranor
Athens
Zine Courtney
Earl Verity
Baby of
Fisher
Edward Ball
Emory
Lancaster
Fanny Ball
Masons Plan Reunion and Inspections in Athens
Athens Chapter No. 39 Royal Arch Masons hold annal reunion and inspection at the Masonic Temple starting 10 AM. Lunch at 12:20, Athens Council No. 15 Royal and Select Masters inspected at 2:30 PM, banquet at First Methodist Church 6:30 PM, Super-excellent Master degree at the Temple. A special chorus and Masonic orchestra perform. Select Masters may receive the degree at no cost. Local officers will attend, making it a memorable Masonry event.
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Athens
Royal Arch Masons
Masonic Temple
Masonic Orchestra
Raymond Connett
Order
Athens Masonery
Taft Not Wanted as an Arbiter
Genoa May 2. George Tehit cherin commissar of foreign affairs in the Moscow soviet government and head of the Russian delegation to the international economic conference announced that Russia would not accept former President William H Taft to name the chairman of the mixed arbitral commission to control the Russian foreign debt.
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Genoa
George Tehitcherin
Moscow
Russia
William H. Taft
Duel Ends in Mystery As Man Claims Girlfriend Theft
Philadelphia May 2 Harry Stinger 35 gasped he stole my girl during a duel with a mysterious adversary known as Buck Balley. Stinger died shortly after while Buck Balley vanished, leaving police with the sole explanation of the fatal confrontation.
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Philadelphia
Harry Stinger
Stinger
Salesman Saved From Indigestion Attack by Capsule Rescue
David T. Brown of North Plymouth Mass, a Gillette Laffery Razor salesman, suffered a severe indigestion. A fellow traveler, learning of the attack, provided Jaques Little Wonder Day capsules from the Jaques Capsule Co. The remedy restored him quickly, prompting him to resume travel. Capsules sold for 69 cents by mail and at druggists in Athens and other towns.
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David T. Brown
T Main Street
North
Plymouth
Mass
Gillette Laffery Razor Company
Mr. Brown
Sadies
McKece Drug Co
Athens
Gem Vpharmacy
Nelsonville
Rehabilitation Week for the Disabled Proclaimed in Ohio
May week proclaimed by Ver non M Riegel state director of education with state health cooperation urges Health Commissioner J M Higgins to forward names and addresses of disabled residents to Columbus for rehabilitation training. Training costs covered by federal and state funds. Ohio Medical Association endorses plan.
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Ohio
Vernon M. Riegel
State Department of Health
J. M. Higgins
HW. H. Snively
Columbus
Ohio State Medical Association
Ohio Phyasteians
Doing His Duty Mayr’s Remedy Claims Quick Relief
A testimonial states two years of stomach pains and belching were cured by Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy. The ad claims the preparation removes mucus and inflammation in the intestinal tract, helps stomach liver and appendix issues, and offers a money back guarantee. It lists McKee Drug Co and Gem Pharmacy as distributors.
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Mayr
McKee Drug Co
Athens
Gem Pharmacy
Nelsonville
Pretty Ankles Help Woman Win Lawsuit in Paris
Paris May 1 Madamoiselle Blanche Otero claims her prettiest ankles helped sway a jury in a taxicab accident case She seeks 106000 francs in damages for a crushed foot and asserts she has the prettiest ankles in France.
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Paris
Madamoiselle
Blanche Otero
France
Court Rules for Blanche Otero in Dancer Verdict
The case centers on Blanche Otero a professional dancer whose age was questioned by the taxicab company lawyer. The jury ordered her to court she appeared revealing her ankle and minutes later returned a verdict in her favor.
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Mile
Otero
Blanche Otero
Last of Swiss Bell Ringers Dies in St Louis
The last of the famed Swiss Bell Ringers, once showcased by P T Barnum, Martin Freeberthyser aged ninety lives through a long era of performances including entertaining President Martin Van Buren. Burial was in Valhalla Cemetery St Louis. The Freeberthyser family, headed by Conrad Freeberthyser and eight others, migrated to the United States and joined Barnum’s troupe.
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International
Pinckneyville II
Phineas T. Barnum
Martin Freeherthyser
Elghty Nine
Martin van Buren
Hurial
Valhalla
St. Louis
Conrad Freeberthyser
Freeberthyser
Hesse-Cassel
Free
Ralter
P.T. Barnum
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Albert Smith
Charles
May Ennis
Lois Alice
Mary Kathleen
Butchel M. E
Cecil FE. Minder
Butchel M
Doanville M. E
Mender
Doanville
John O'Neil
Coonville
Doris Elaine Ossman
William Ossman
Harper Hollow
Happy Hollow
Glenlawn
John McCormick
Kaelin’s Jewelry Store
Christ
Wereareneeoene
A. D. Farrow
Nelsonville, Ohio
J. E. Walter
I. A. Morris
Circle OF Ruth
U. S
Irene Whetstone
Walter J. Stephens
Inogene Whetstone
Frank Whetstone
Irene
Imogene
APPLE
E. A. Stevens
White Hall
Masons
Taft
Hau
Agle
Eagle Brand
Beasley Milling & Grocery CO
Mark Twain
Court St
The
Cline Pharmagy CO
Athens, Ohio
McLe Auto Sales Co
Sakarator
He Carpenter
Glouster
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