Missionary Bank Charity Event At Local Methodist Church
The foreign missionary bank offering for the Methodist church is set for Thursday evening at Mrs. M. E. Stratton home on Franklin street with a fine program. All are invited to attend. The W C T U met Tuesday afternoon at Adams street home of Mrs. P. E. McLaughlin. The local union plans to organize at least three new unions this summer and exceeded its apportionment for the million dollar drive with county support led by Mrs. Katie Blake.
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Foreign Missionary Bank
The
Methodist Church
M. E. Stratton
Franklin Street
Woo Fe
P. E. McLaughlin
Adams Street
Katie Blake
Mothers of Men program honors Mothers Day
Mrs Ledlie led the observance themed Mothers of Men with members discussing the subject and papers read. At the close Mrs McLaughlin and hostesses served dainty refreshments after the meeting.
Auxiliary Meeting Reports Benefit Total From Concert
The C W E M auxiliary of the Christian church met Tuesday evening with Mrs. Sam Gilham. Members attended well and the secretary noted a $42.46 benefit from last Thursday’s concert under Mrs. Viola Keplar’s leadership. A talk on Orphanage Work in Mexico followed.
Why Itch and Burn With Skin Diseases
The article argues skin diseases arise from blood infections and cannot be cured by surface treatments. It promotes S. S. S. as a blood cleanser and urges readers to contact Swift Specific Co. for guidance, claiming long-standing efficacy and a personalized medical advisory option.
Reading on Thibet Captures Interest at Club Meeting
Mrs C L Johnson and Mrs Charles Barron hosted a club gathering where Barron presented an engaging reading on Thibet. Refreshments followed as the hostess provided hospitality.
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C. L. Johnson
Charles Barron
Tatting Club Hostess Leads Evening at East Franklin Home
Miss Ethel Gibbs hosted the Tatting Club last evening at her East Franklin street home. Members in attendance included Mesdames Eugene Shafer Gilbert Pritchard Leonard Cooley Carrie Grimm Cecil Shafer Fred Edington and Misses Hattie Cooley Nelle Reuter Hazel Edington Erma Wilson and Hazel Rosser. A two course luncheon was served at 10:00 o'clock.
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Ethel Gibbs
East Franklin Street
Mesdames
Eugene Shafer
Gilbert Pritchard
Leonard Cooley
Carrie Grimm
Cecil Shafer
Fred Edington
Hattie Cooley
Nelle Reuter
Hazel Edington
Erma Wilson
Hazel Rosser
Columbus Visitors and Local Social Roundup
Mrs Dow Shafer and Miss Dorothy Stevenson of Columbus visited the Coakleys Sunday. Foster Juniper came from Columbus to visit his parents. Ellwood Verity of Fisher stayed with Durward North Saturday to Tuesday. Dr F Shafer of Columbus was a business visitor for a few days. Mr Corwin Andrewss visited Logan today. Miss Mary Howe attended the funeral of Mr L G Ream at Sugar Grove Saturday. Miss Alice Mulligan returned to Columbus after weeks with her parents. Mrs A Hooper returned to Athens after a several days visit with her Verity parents.
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Dow Shafer
Vesper
Dorothy Stevenson
Columbus
Merion Coakley
Foster Juniper
Fred Juniper
Ellwood Verity
Fisher
Durward North
F. Shafer
Corwin
Miller and Stewart Tie Apr 8 Marriage in Middletown
Miss Luella Miller of Middletown and Mr. Frances Gray Stewart of New York City were married April 8 at the bride’s home in Middletown. Mrs. Stewart, a former local high school teacher, is well known in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luella Miller
Middletown
Frances Gray Stewart
New York City
Stewart
Mary Call Nutter 1850 1920 Obituary
Mary Call Nutter born Philadelphia October 28 1850 died February 20 1920 at North Wheeling Hospital Wheeling West Virginia aged 69 years 3 months 22 days after a stroke. She married James Nutter September 1 1874 at New Straitsville Ohio and had nine children. Funeral at St Andrews Catholic Church Nelsonville Ohio with burial in Greenlawn Cemetery. Her family notes she was a loving mother and neighbor.
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Mary Call Nutter
Philadelphia
North Wheeling Hospital
Wheeling
W. Va
Hocking Valley
James
Grace Call
James Nutter
New Straitsville
Ohio
St. Andrews Catholic Church
Nelsonville
Fr. Byrne
Greenlawn
Births In Nelsonville And York Township Apr 1920
The births announced today by C. C. Butt list eight boys and ten girls born in Nelsonville and York Township during April 1920. Boys names include Everett Higgin, Eugene Brickles, Fred Murrell, William Davis, Ernest Nash, Elber Hostetter, Evan Williams, Stanley Pomenski, Burley Blair, with parents Higgin, Brickles, Murrell, Davis, Nash, Hostetter, Williams, Pomenski, Blair. Girls include James Smith, Jno McComb, Ralph Marshal, Trank Lowery, Steve Zemoyen, John DeLong, Horace Covert, William Simmington, Fred Norman, William Blackstone, John Easterling, Ronald Riley, William Kleinebriel, Frank Carey, Robi Hatfield, with respective parents.
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Nelsonville
York Township
C. C. Butt
Broys
Everett
Lydia Higgins
Eugene
Ethel Brickles
Fred
Sarah Murrell
Victoria Davis
Ernest
Garnet Nash
Elber
Laura Hostetter
Evan
Harriett Williams
Stanley
Adeline Pomenski
Burley
Thelma Blair
James
Birdie Smith
Jno
Nerva McComb
Ralph
Gertrude Marshal
Trank
Florence Lowery
Steve
Anna Zemoyen
John
Nellie DeLong
Horace
Grace Covert
Mattie Simmington
Nora Norman
Blanche Blackstone
Sarah Easterling
Ronald
Anna Riley
Mary Kleinebriel
Frank
Gladys Carey
Robi
Esther Hatfield
Nelsonville Dance at K. of P. hall Friday evening
Local notice invites attendance at a Nelsonville dance event at the Knights of Pythias hall on Friday night May 14 with music promised. Separate classified items list multiple items for sale including a Ford touring car, Remington typewriter, buggy, reed baby carriage, plants and eggs with contact details in Nelsonville area.
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P. Hall
Daebel Dies After Baseball Game Play Fansin Sketch
In Waukesha Wisconsin William F Daebel 63 died of heart trouble after a batter struck out at a bone game. He had been a loyal supporter at the event and collapsed shortly after.
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Waukesha, Wis
William F. Daebel
Daebel
Uses of Aspirin Told by Bayer
The Bayer company introduced Aspirin over eighteen years ago and physicians found it helpful for rheumatism colds headache neuralgia earache toothache lumbago neuritis and general pain. To get genuine Aspirin ask for Bayer Tablets with the Bayer Cross. Tin boxes of 12 cost only a few cents and larger packages are sold by druggists. Aspirin is the trademark of Bayer manufacture of acetylsalicylic acid.
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Payer
Bayer Mannufacture
Road Map Project For Athens County Roads
County Engineer Baker plans a comprehensive Athens county road map for the state highway department. The map will grade main routes as good, fair, or poor with detours noted, aiding state engineers and visiting motorists this summer. Auto clubs may use the data to assist tourists statewide.
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Baker
Athens County
State Highway Department
Ohio
State Department
Coal Mine and Numerous Dwellings for Quick Sale at Minerton Area
Property listing details a coal mine at Minerton with 135 acres and two veins, plus extensive housing options. Features include a potential 200 ton per day mine, an office building, 14 percent investment block in Buchtel, and multiple dwellings on High St, Poplar St, Fayette St, Monroe St, Oak St, Chestnut St, Walnut St, and West Franklin St. Prices range from $800 to $1,500 for homes, with vacant lots and the Nelson Block noted. Owner selling due to moving.
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Minerton
Ohio Wesleyan to Face Ohio University in Midweek Baseball
Ohio Wesleyan's baseball squad meets Ohio University at O t field Wednesday afternoon in a contest analysts call a hard fought rivalry. The buildup notes OU as a frequent tough opponent and mentions Dennison's Saturday visit as another likely competitive game.
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Ohio Wesleyan
Ohio University
O Tfield
Wesleyan
O U
Dennison
Ohio
Keep Your Body In Shape With Chamberlains Tablets
Everyone should work to provide for his family and keep his physical system in good condition. If constipated bilious or troubled with indigestion use Chamberlains Tablets and follow the directions to soon feel well enough to do a day’s work.
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Chamberlain
Fighting Career of Wells Is Over
London report says Bobby Wells retired after a third round knockout by Joe Beckett for the English heavyweight title. Becketts victory ends Wells European reign as sport writers declare his career finished.
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Wells
London
Bobby Wells
Europe
Joe Beckett
Beating H. C. L. Thousand Families Dwell in Tents on Public Playground
Newark workers erect about one thousand tents on a public playground to shelter dispossessed families. The temporary camp features electric lights and running water as part of relief efforts.
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Newark
Have a Heart Judge Imposes Sentence on Delinquent Youths
Middletown reports Judge James Hill of Norwich sentences Ivan H. Conklin 17 and John Wheeler 16 to church attendance every Sunday for six months and no movies during that period after they admitted stealing an automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
James Hill
Norwich
Ivan H. Conklin
John Wheeler
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Pversonville
S.S. S
Swift Specific Co
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta, Ga
H. V
Hocking Valley Cereal Beverage Co
Nelsonville, C
Goodyear
F. R. Beasley
Glouster
Amesville
God
C. S. Haynes
Poplar Street
Thos. B. Hickman
Jackson Street
Bell Phone
Remington Typewriter
Call Ash Cook
Reed Baby Carriage
Preston Minner
Fayette St
Loutro
J. W. Scott
Bayer Company
High St
Poplar St
Myers St
Franklin St
Parkdale
High
Buchtel
West
Columbus St
Nelson Block
Fayette and Hocking
Back St
Window and Graham Livery Barn
Monroe St
Oak St
Walnut St
Chestnut St
Public Square
Beckett
Georges Carpentier
E. B. Acomb
Cash Shoe
Bears Sata
Hocking Valley Railway Co
W. W. Houston
W. D. Grubb
Brotherhood of Railroad
Cypress Avenue
Wm. Morgan
Caandcer Slx
Chandler
America
A Chandler
Cleveland
Nelsonville. O
Chandler Motor Car Company
Cleveland, Ohio
Bell Auto Sales CO
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