Church Women Have Meeting at May Station
Church women held a meeting at the home of Effie Reamborh on a May Thursday. Mrs Frank Johnson was elected president with a full slate including vice president Mrs Krank Thetts and secretary Miss Esther Verity. A pianist and quartet led songs, talks, and readings as 32 members attended and refreshments followed.
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Nllsunvills
Lay
Mgr .Itian Missonary Society
Effie Reamborh
Mting
Frank Johnson
Krank Thetts
Esther Verity
In Yurry
Jot Gaugh
Muss Sigrid Io
Varna Hand
Lenin Co
Amd
Tibet
Mary Ruscar
Margaret]ottihe
Johnsin
Watherine Courtney
Erry Ho
PLTA
Warent Teachers Association of the West School
Wig West Linlding
BH. OE. Zuber
William Simonton
Stanley Mechem
Ruth Gook
E. B. Acomb
C. G. Pritchard
Estertains
Argdge Chun
Stalder
Jher
Fort Street
Dtaner Sas
Girate Mea
iHerbert Legahan
Delaware
Miriber
Harry Keledley
Wheman
Nelsonville Notes Tell Of Radio Fund And Local Efforts
Local notes describe the radio fund gaining support from donors like Hionle, Mrs Milks Howe, and Mrs Charlies Scott, plus candy sales funding the drive. Volunteers including the BIY boys and Rev Khans are praised for a successful vocation, with Columbus leaders invited to help. School cooperation, a monthly budget plan starting June 10 for 1919 Navy year, and upcoming benefit events are noted.
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Charlies Scott
BIY
Khans
Columbes
Ninsonville
Columbus
Atend Chamber of Commerce
Nelsonville
Presbyterian Church
Sutmailhank
Navy
Hospital Notes Reports Three New Admissions at Sheltering Arms
Three patients were admitted to Sheltering Arms Hospital in recent days. Archie Barrey of Frost, admitted May 1 for appendicitis, Mrs. Gale Hart of Pratts Fork admitted May 1 for treatment, and Baby Betty Addington of Jacksonville admitted May 4 for spinal trouble. Ten patients were listed as convalescing at Hogpic 2l, including residents of Albany Athens and Nelsonville.
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Archie Barrey
Frost
Gale Hart
Pratts Fork
Betty Addington
Jacksonville
Hogpic
Harry Parfitt
Albany
Flos Linscott
the Plains
B. W. Buck
Athens
Willam Driscoll
Baby
C. E. Starr
Vance Green
Nelsonville
P.O. Nichols
Harvey Bramger
Fergie Stephens
Special Music and Check-up Month at Nelsonville Church
In Nelsonville on May Sunday a church service features a choir anthem and a sermon on Can One Be a Christian Outside the Church. Records will track May attendance and mail a month-end report to each member. Sunday May 18 is Every Member Communion Day.
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Nelsonville
Christ
McCORKLE EVANGELIST ENDS TEN-DAY SERIES AT TRIMBLE
Minister Toconenet of the Ne'sanyilie Church of Christ closed a ten day evangelistic series at Trimble Church of Christ. Large crowds attended each service and ten people united with the church. Mr Carkie will conduct further meetings at Greens Run on Monday evening March 6 and begin another series at Taylor Ridge after finishing.
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Ne'sanyilie Church of Christ
Evangeliistie Seriees
Trimble Church of Christ
Carkie
Greens Run
Taylor Ridge
Athens High School exhibits work from industrial arts students
An Athens high school display showcases woodworking, mechanical drawing, printing, and art from department pupils. Held in a local furniture store windows May 6 to 10, the exhibit features cedar chests, tables, and color methods, with teachers J C Glover A A Nellis H H Van Aller and Miss Ross commenting on skills and lifelong value.
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J. d Glover
J. C. Glover
A. A. Nellis
H. H. van Aller
Miss Ross
Nellis
Mr. Nellis
Mr. Glover
Sharpe to Speak at Nelsonville Church Service
May Rev John Sharpe of Vartine Ty will preach at the morning service in Nelsonville. The Res Tieyd Exans choir will sing morning and evening with the anthem in the morning and Harbor of Hope in the evening.
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Nelson Ville
John Sharpe
Vartine Ty
Ohio U. Graduate Is Dead in Columbus
Dr Albert Burdsall Riker, pastor of the Shepard Moon Church in Columbus, died in his seventy year. A Ohio University graduate and Phi Beta Kappa member, he served in the ministry and held Masonic and church affiliations. Survived by three sons, a daughter, and his widow, death followed a cerebral hemorrhage. Funeral services will be Monday at Central M. E. Church where he formerly preached.
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Shepard Mou
Columbus
Bicker
Ohio Traniversity
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Masonic Lodge
Columbus Hotary
M. E. Church
Riker
Meath
M. I
Ohio University faculty to attend Midwestern meeting
Several faculty members and students from the Department of Psychology at Ohio University will attend the fourth annual Midwestern Psychological Association meeting at the University of Illinois in Urbana next Friday and Saturday. Noted psychologists from several universities are scheduled to speak on topics including the quack psychologist anger of young children language development in twins and the behavior of a white rat in a rotated maze. Max F. Meyer of the University of Missouri will discuss the eye mechanism. Prof Albert P. Weiss of Ohio State University is to serve as president of the Northwestern Psychological Association.
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Ohio University
Midwestern Psychological Association
University of Illinois
Urbana
Max TF. Meyer
University of Missouri
Albert P. Weiss
Ohi State University
Northwestern Psychological Association
License transfers under scrutiny in Athens County
David Johnson of the Athens motor vehicles says transfers are being checked across Athens County by state auditor Fred Bougher. A $1.25 transfer fee and a fine of $25 plus costs may apply for noncompliance, with a two to three week review period announced.
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David Johnson
Reguatrar
Athens
Athens County
Fred RM. Bougher
Bougher
Business Men Talk to School Youths
Local businessmen addressed junior and senior high students on ethical living and conscientious decision making. The talks, part of a vocational conference program, featured speakers from Columbus and surrounding towns and included interviews and student conferences.
Dr Bryan to Speak at Athens Ministerial Meeting
Dr Bryan, president of Oship University, will address the Athens County Ministerial Association at their May meeting Tuesday. The event begins at 1 o clock in the Mitchell Church with music by Hollister and Krimble high schools. several local leaders spoke at related events in Carbondale and Athens.
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Rot Oship University
Athens Courye Ministerial Association
Bryan
Oleate University
Samiton
New County
York
Ohio
Abver Hollister
Stewart
Thoraday Might
W .A. Matheny
Ohio University
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Muste
Orenestra
F Ta Kennedy
Carbondale
Atttorney CF 1
Rowland
Athens
Nelsonville Woman Files Candidacy for August Primary
Pearl Plexabeth Miner Rons a Nelsonville resident became the first woman to file for the August Republican primary for city offices. Daughter of Peter Harrows of Athena she recently graduated from the Office Training School in Columbus and worked as a bookkeeper for a Nelsonville wholesale firm.
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Piary Wea Pearl
Snow and flood halt traffic around New Lexington area
Snow and high water blocked the New Lexington Crochavill highway Thursday night while the New York Central yard office in Corning flooded early today. Mud two inches deep lay in streets and some homes near McLaney lost roofs as winds howl and flurries continued Friday.
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New Lexington-Crochavill
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Weary of God sermon at MOE Church
Nelsonville May services at MOE Church include a sermon Weary of God at 10 00 a m and an Epworth League program at 8 30 with colored pictures on religious and educational work in Malasia Junior Church Orchestra to perform during closing Sunday School exercises Special Mother’s Day announcements in Sunday School and church.
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Nelsonville
MOE
Sane
T.S
Epworth Teague
Malasia
Alex Root Named Atlanta Delegate in 1920 Election
In July 1920 Alex Root of Penneipohi and Gila University was reported to be the choice to represent the Ghig Educat ion Association at the National Advcrtion Association meeting in Atlanta Georgia. Final vote counts were not yet tallied according to the county superintendent.
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Deta
Ghig Education Association
Nationa Advcrtion Association
Atlanta
Tadic
Alex Root
Eupechitendeat
Fire department battles stove shaft blaze at home
Firemen were called to the home of George Badwell in Columbus to combat flames shooting up a furnace shaft when a door to the furnace loosened. The door was replaced and there was no reported damage. The report also notes community notices from Nelsonville and personal items from Columbus residents.
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