Dinner at the Dew house charms Nelsonville social crowd
A Friday afternoon six o'clock dinner hosted by Mrs. Stanley Dew Mrs. E J Kessinger and Mrs R H Jackson drew 115 guests to the Dew home. Red and white decor and a three course meal complemented a musical program with Mrs F X Rauch and Miss Lucile Kaelin performing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dew House
Stanley Dew
E. J. Kessinger
R. H. Jackson
Helen Jackson
Pauline Lawson
Mary Elizabeth Kessinger
Elizabeth Edington
Lucile Kaelin
Hattie Cody
Hazel Rosser
Fred Edington
Tavonard Cody
F. X. Rauch
Athens
B. E. le Fever
Mae Sines
David Harris dies in Cincinnati after illness
David Harris died Friday in Cincinnati while seeking medical care. A respected local businessman, he owned the Bon Ton store in our city and a second shop in Gloucester. Survived by his widow, daughter Anna a Conservatory of Music student in Cincinnati, and sons Robert and Harry who ran his stores. Burial occurred in Cincinnati.
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David Harris
Cincinnati
Mr. Harris
Bon Ton
Glouster
Miss Anna
Conservatory of Music
Robert
Harry
Galvin Baby Mary Frances Announces Arrival
Mr and Mrs Harry Galvin announce the arrival of a daughter at Welch Howe hospital Friday night. The baby has been named Mary Frances.
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Harry Galvin
Welch-Howe Hospital
Mary Frances
Mothers Day Observed by Largest Assembly This Year
A long church service and school assembly honored mothers with 10 o'clock programs in a decorated auditorium. Solos, a quartet, a reading, and three addresses moved attendees, bringing tears to strong men as they reflected on mothers.
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Christian Church
Mother
New Era canvass totals show modest progress
The latest figures for the New Era canvass report $2,325 for local expenses and $930 for benevolences. Each amount is only about $200 short of the goal.
Armenian violinist Guderian to perform at college
The Rev. Leon Arpee travels to Athens to visit family and attend a concert by Armenian violinist Guderian from the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music at the college auditorium Tuesday night.
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Leon Arpee
Athens
College
Guderian
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Mother's Day Sermon on Influence at M. Be. Church
Rev. Mann preached at M. BE church on Mother's Day with the theme A Mother's Influence. He denounced gambling mania sweeping the city and warned that even boys fall prey to the evil orgy. He urged that community standards rise with the character of its women.
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M. BE
Rev. Mann
Ittle
For Sale and Wanted Classified Snippet
Nelsonville offers one rubber tired buggy and cream separator in first class condition. Also a reed baby carriage for inquiry. Local notices include debt disavowal and tomato plants with assorted varieties and prices. Penny Social at Owls hall next Tuesday by Rebekahs invites attendance.
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Call Ash Cook
Nelsonville
Jayne
Mre
W. Scott
E. Franklin Street
Owls’ Hall
Rebekahs
King's Guards Meet at Miss Howe Home for Afternoon
The King's Guard of the Methodist church gathered Saturday afternoon at Miss Lillian Howe's Elizabeth Street home. About 23 members attended, lunch was served, and a pleasant afternoon was enjoyed.
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King’s Guards
King’s Guard
The
Methodist Church
Lillian Howe
Elizabeth Street
Knights of Pythias hold special convention this week
Valley Lodge No 169 announces a special convention Tuesday evening in addition to the regular meeting on Wednesday at 7 30 PM both at 7 30 PM A large class in Rank of Esquire is expected during the sessions
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Valley Lodge No. 169
Knights of Pythias
Esquire
Weekend social notes span several towns and kinships
The report lists numerous visits and stays by residents and relatives across Athens Logan Lancaster Columbus Chesterhill Chillicothe and Jacksonville. People include Miss Lessie Johnson Mrs Stella Cappel Mrs J M Hyde Mr Ralph Wallace and families with several Sunday and weekend gatherings noted. A final line reports Mexican rebels closing on Carranza's capital.
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Lessie Johnson
Athens
Ralph Wallace
Logan
Will Robison
Columbus
Ben Smith
Lancaster
A. B. Wells
Henry Wend
C. A. Storer
Lillian
Forner
Stella Cappel
J. M. Hyde
A. M. Mann
Edward Fluke
Della McMaster
D. W. Bartlett
Mac Bartlett
Chesterhill
L. G. Matheny
George Lowden
Wilbur Jones
Warren
Jacksonville
Margaret Jones
Jones
Pennsylvania
C. G. Thompson
F. A. Thompson
Eli Johnson
Chillicothe
Alfred Hale
Sid Sherrard
J. D. Ledlie
Don’t Let It Linger Cough Remedies Cited
A Nashville reader praises Foley's Honey and Tar for a lingering winter cough, claiming relief from a dry hacking cough and chest pain. The ad notes the product soothes coughs and colds, is good for whooping cough, and is sold nationwide.
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la Grippe
Jos. Gillard
Fillmore St
Nashville
Tenn
Foley
Andrews Named Chief Deputy At Athens Elections Board
At a county elections board meeting in Athens Ira Andrews of Glouster was elected chief deputy supervisor and Fred R. Bougher of Athens was re elected clerk for one year. The vote split along party lines with a coin flip deciding clerk. New members Andrews and Carpenter were appointed.
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Athens County
Fred R. Bougher
Athens
Frank Lowther
Albany
Bougher
Athens Dirt Roads Improve After Week of Travel
Sunday drivers found the dirt roads out of Athens in good condition after heavy travel last week. Road surfaces were worked on and are now in fine shape, driving much better than the pikes.
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Au Oists
Athens
Recount Fails as Johnson Forces Do Not Post Bond
Newark May 10 The effort to recount the New Jersey primary preferential election collapsed when Johnson supporters who obtained the court order did not post the required 59000 bond. Johnson headquarters in Manhattan said the 350009 was not available.
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Newark
N. J
New Jersey
Johnson
Manhattan
Death of Frederick Rucrick, White Metal VP, after Hoboken shooting
Frederick Rucrick vice president of the White Metal company died of wounds at St Marys hospital Hoboken after being shot in his home by an unknown assailant early today The incident occurred in Hoboken New Jersey and police were investigating the motive and suspect details
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Hoboken, N. J
Frederick Rucrick
The
White Metal Company
St. Mary's Hospital
Hoboken
Benzol Tests Aim to Fuel British Cars Cheaply
England conducts successful tests using benzol as a potential cheap British built fuel to power automobiles, addressing the need for affordable motor fuel and reducing reliance on imported supplies.
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England
Woolen mill orders fall as New England firms report cancellations
Boston reports confirm widespread cancellations of hundreds of orders by woolen and cloth mills in New England amid reduced public demand. Lawrence Worsted Mills and Lawrence Duck Company withdraw orders at war-era rates, while Boston manufacturers Kunhardt and Stevens say prices may ease.
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Boston
New England
Lawrence
Mass
Lawrence Duck Company
George Kunhardt
M. T. Stevens
Three channel sweepers to clear New York barge canal
Three boats of a new design will be built to remove obstructions from the New York state barge canal. The project aims to improve navigation and restore depths for commercial traffic.
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New York State Barge Canal
Indians win seventh straight as Coveleskie leads 4 3
Yesterday’s baseball score roundup highlights Stanley Coveleskie of the Cleveland Indians securing his seventh consecutive win with a 4 3 victory over the White Sox. Duffy Lewis juggled a circus catch in the ninth as the Yanks beat the Senators 5 3. Veach and Heisman homered. Browns defeated Tigers 7 4 in the ninth. Reuther held the Cardinals to two scratches, 5 0. Wingo homered. Cubs beat Pirates 8 7. Brooklyn won in extra innings over Phillies 5 4, their fourth such game in eight days. Braves shut out Giants 7 0 before 33,000 fans.
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Stanley Coveleskie
Cleveland Indians
White Sox
Duffy Lewis
Yanks
Senators
Walter Johnson
Veach
Heisman
Browns
Tigers
Reuther
Bcards
Wingo
Babe Adams
Cubs
Pirates
Brooklyn
Phils
Braves
Giants
Lodge Beghanian Report on Republican Convention
Chicago May 10 Senator Lodge elected temporary chairman of the national Republican convention was reported here. It was believed he would be chosen by the committee on arrangements without dispute. The national committee meets May 31 to hear contesting delegations. Six women attended with Mrs Frank Dobson Iowa and Mrs A J Breangerman Missouri as proxies for regular members.
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Chicago
Henry Cabot Lodge
Committee
Republican National Committee
Frank Dobson
Iowa
A. J. Breangerman
Missouri
French Invents Temperature Resistant Tuning Forks
A French inventor has created tuning forks that resist temperature changes, maintaining accuracy under all conditions. The device promises reliable pitch standards regardless of environment.
National socialist committee outlines amnesty push and platform
New York May 10 The national socialist committee plans to reconvene in Washington to press for general amnesty for political prisoners. It will meet Palmer and Tumulty to present a memorial to Wilson. The platform calls for repeal of the espionage act, popular elections for federal judges, direct presidential elections, public ownership of key industries, and a graduated inheritance tax.
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New York
National Socialist Committee
Washington
Palmer
Tumulty
Wilson
Morris Hillquit
George E. Roewer
Freda Hodgan
League of Nations
Ireland
Congress
Aéea
Evers Called In To Help Giants
NEW YORK May 10 Johnny Evers former star of the Braves will appear as a coach in a Giant uniform in a few days McGraw has announced He will report to the team as soon as he gets refereed from a contract to coach the Boston college nine The addition of Evers to the New York ranks made as a desperate move to get something out of the team will not affect the status of Christy Mathewson assistant manager of the team McGraw says.
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New York
Johnny Evers
Braves
McGraw
Boston College
Evers
Christy Mathewson
Alabama inventor patents clockwork baby cradle
An Alabama inventor received a patent for a baby cradle rocked by a clockwork motor from which it is suspended, with a screening frame supporting the motor.
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Alabama
Poisonous Mine Water Threatens Hocking River Life
Joe Hibbard samples water pumped from the old John son coal mine three miles north of Athens. Eight inch flow from pumps. eighty feet of standing water. Analysis by the state fish and game department expected to show deadly minerals endangering fish for miles. Mine idle for years but recently changing hands for operation.
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Joe Hibbard
Johnson
Athens
State Fish and Game Department
Hibbard
Hocking
State Department
Poston Sugar Creek Victorious Over Floodwood 5 2
The Sugar Creek ball team defeated Floodwood 5 to 2 Sunday, with strong pitching from William Bresnen and solid catching by Shadie. Bresnen struck out nine. Bradleys, Goodman, and Glen Hutchinson also starred for Sugar Creek in a game witnessed by a large crowd.
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Bresnen
Sshodie
Sugar Creek
Lanning
Crabtree
Koon
Leo Bradley
Allman
Republicans to pick temporary chairman at national convention
In Chicago on May 10 the GOP meets to choose a temporary chairman amid Lodge reservations leading a field of candidates. A permanent chair is in doubt with opposition to a plan that split chairs between reservationists and irreconcilables. The arrangements include secretary selection, delegate seating, and tickets. Four women will vote with men as national and executive committees stay in session.
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Chicago
Wilson
League
Concert at Presby Church Supports Sunday School
A Presbyterian church concert this evening raises funds for the Sunday school. Featured performers include Florence Hawkins with ballads, Margaret Merwin on violin, and Grayson with several pieces. The university girls quartet, readings by Marie Krabill Ferol Strickland and others, plus actors Mrs Temple Mrs Stewart and Professor Cooper, perform starting at 7 30.
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Presbyterian Church
Florence Hawkins
Margaret Merwin
Grayson
Marie Krabill
Ferol Strickland
Miss Strickland
Krabill
Temple
I. F. Stewart
Margaret Young
W. H. Cooper
Hancock Hi Crushes Jackson Hi 6-0 in Ohio Field Showdown
Hancock Hi dominated Jackson Hi with a 6 to 0 victory on Saturday. Jones pitched effectively, yielding only two hits for Hancock, while Stevenson allowed two Jackson hits. Michael starred for Hancock with strong hitting and Edwarda wards delivered a flawless defensive game at shore. The scoreboard shows Hancock 6, Jackson 0, with Jackson scoring in the bottom of the ninth and Hancock adding three runs in the top of the third.
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John Hancock
My Dear Mother Beneath the Country Churchyard
Poem about a daughter recalling her late mother resting in a country churchyard among myrtle and roses. She longs for her mother’s gentle voice and fair face, hoping to meet in heaven beyond the pearly gate. An English architect designs a one story cottage with a glass enclosed roof garden and heated pipes to grow vegetables in winter.
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Pearly Gate
Meigs Wool Growers To Meet This Week
Meigs county wool growers of Columbia township will gather at the Carpenter church Friday evening May 14 at 7 20. J F L Walker secretary of the Ohio Wool Growers Association will address the meeting. The wool market and association work will be discussed with good music part of the program. Everyone is invited.
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MEIGS
Carpenter
Columbia Township
Meigs County
Carpenter Church
J. FL Walker
Ohio Wool Grower's Associaton
Walker
Diet Tips for Stomach Comfort and Constipation Aid
A general rule suggests using a diet suited to age and occupation to keep bowels regular. If you feel overeating or constipated, take one of Chamberlain's Tablets.
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Chamberlain's
Inventor Shows Broom with Angled Handle Innovation
A Japanese inventor unveils a broom featuring a handle with two right angle turns. He claims the bend makes the tool easier to maneuver than a straight handle, aiming to reduce exertion and improve control.
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Nelsonville News
Ralph Parks
Epworth
the Presbyterian Church
Reed Baby Carriage
Preston Minner
Fayette St
Lostro
Elizabeth Jones
Harry W. Jones
E. B. Acomb
Columbus St
Carranza
Bly
Mexico City
National Palace
Lkely
United
States
New World
Andrews
LODGE
Beghanian
Sive
Maud Sanders
Hoosier
Brooks & Fierge
Caloric
Athens Electric Co
Hocking Valley Railway Co
W. W. Houston
Ohio
W. D. Grubb
Brotherhood of Railroad
Cypress Avenue
Wm. Morgan
Dingtor
Anne Ee
Nelsonvilli
W. A. Moorhead & CO
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