Nelsonville Chamber debates town’s troubles at charity dinner
A large Nelsonville Chamber of Commerce meeting at the YMCA hosted open discussion on “What’s the matter with Nelsonville?” Leaders blamed unionism, urged permanent industry, and pressed for broader representation and cooperation among workers, merchants, and citizens to revive the town.
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Melsonville
Nelsonville
Chamber of Commerce
Ridenour
C. BE. Weltzheimer
United States
McCune
Athens
Hudsons Attend State Conference in Newark
Mr and Mrs W L Hudson are in Newark for a state conference of Chamber of Commerce secretaries and will return Saturday night.
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W. L. Hudson
Newark
Chamber of Commerce
Woman's Home Missionary meeting in Marietta ends today
About 40 to 50 delegates and visitors gathered in Marietta for the Woman's Home Missionary society of the Methodist church meeting held yesterday and today. Lunches were served at the church, a three course dinner was enjoyed at Edington's Restaurant, and delegates were hosted in local homes overnight. Mrs Daisy Bulkly gave an address and officers will be elected this morning as the session winds down.
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Logan County
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West Virginia
Hocking Valley
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C. L. Johnson
The
Christian Church
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Woman's Home Missionary Society
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Edington’s
Daisy Bulkly
Bulkly
Pheasant Eggs Free For Sportsmen Still Available
We still have a few sittings of pheasant eggs left. Come and secure yours at once. They are free and we want you to have them.
Evans Infant Dies in Kentucky Mission Life
William Earl Evans son of Frank and Jane Ann Evans was born in St Charles Kentucky on June 10 1879 and departed this life April 24 1922 at age 42 years 10 months and a short obituary note completes the fragmentary record.
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William Earl
Frank
Jane Ann Evans
St.Charles
Birth and Death of John Eugene Crook, 1921–1922
On December 16, 1921, John Eugene Crook was born to Charles and Nelle Crook and lived four months and fourteen days. He died April 30, 1922 after illness. He leaves a grieving family including his parents eight brothers two grandfathers two grandmothers one great grandmother and one great grandfather plus other relatives.
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Ruby
Lulu Sanders
B. of R. T
Fellowship of Christ
Charles and
Nelle Crook
John Eugene Crook
Charles Sisson Tops Mainfort In Nelsonville Wrestling Bout
In a fast Nelsonville match Charles Sisson former Ohio 145 pound champ defeated Pret. Bob Mainfort of Charlottesville Va by winning the last two falls of a three bout affair. Other preliminaries included Teddy Hayden over Jack Saunders, Meade White over Bonnie Netman, Ralph Hartley over Bob Jewett, Carmichael over Powell, Evans over Langley, Sommers 140 pounds over Miller 155 pounds, Blaine Coope over Johnny Johnson, and Max Walkingburg over Eddie Johnson. A challenge read before the main bout referenced Renoul Brovitch backing Youssif Mamute, a rising middleweight.
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Bob Jewett
Carmichael
Powell
Evans
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Sommers
Glouster
Miller
Blaine Coope
Johnny Johnson
Coope
Max Valkingburg
Eddie Johnson
Renoul Brovitch
Youssif Mamute
Cocoanut Oil Shampoo Promises Hair Care Benefits
An old health column recommends mulsified cocoanut oil shampoo as gentler than alkali heavy soaps. It claims the greaseless formula cleans scalp, prevents dust and dandruff buildup, and leaves hair soft and manageable. Available cheaply at drug stores.
Eye strain eased by Kaelin's glasses in Nelsonville
Nervousness from overtaxed eyes is blamed on rays failing to focus on the retina, causing nervous strain. Kaelin's Jewelry Store offers glasses fitted by optometrist John McCormick to correct defects and quiet the nerves in Nelsonville.
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John McCormick
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Thought 8 Little Children Needed Mother's Care
A woman recalls severe stomach suffering and caring for her three children. A California cousin recommended Mayr's Wonderful Remedy, which she credits with her recovery. The ad promises relief from catarrhal mucus and intestinal inflammation with a money back guarantee.
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Lithiated Buchu advertised in Dayton Herald notice
Dayton reader Mr John Lumpkins recounts relief from nightly bladder disturbances after using Lithiated Buchu. The ad promises kidney and bladder cleansing and relief from scanty or high colored urine with a Keller formula available at MekKee’s Drug Store and other outlets.
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Dayton
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Keller Laboratory
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Baird Family Returns from Columbus and Local News Highlights
Glouster and Jacksonville residents share news from a four week Columbus trip. Mrs. Baird had an operation at Grant hospital and daughter Grace accompanied them home. A coroner verdict cites accidental shooting of Belford Nicholson, age unknown, by a loaded gun held by the boy. Funeral at Bishopville church followed by burial in Glouster cemetery. Commencement at Glouster High includes 27 graduates and a class play The End of the Rainbow. Clayton Armstrong visits from Albuquerque. Trimble Grange to meet. Dr. Clarence Mitchell delivers address at Moose event. relation to James Davis noted.
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Boone Whitlatch
Chestnut Street
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New Marshfield
New Marshfield Cemetery
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Jacksonville
Kempton
Belford Nicholson
Garfield Nicholson
Bishopville
Belford
Glouster High School
Opera House
James G. Blower
Mildred Jr, Cunningham
Nellie M, Kelly
Velma J, Morris
Mary L. Payton
Maxine K. Myers
Ethel L. Jonas
Clayton Armstrong
Albuquerque
N. Mex
Herb Armstrong
New Mexico
Trimble Grange
William Jones
Pittsburgh
Jones
Order of Moose
Clarence Mitchell
Mitchell
Glouster
Trimble
James Davis
Labor
Harding
Davis
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City of Childhood
England Flower Growers Use Electric Light For Early Bloom
Flower growers in England increasingly use electric light to hasten flowering. Lab trials indicate energy light cycles can advance bloom by weeks, boosting early market supply and potential price benefits for nurseries and farmers.
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