Rustic Fountain Planned For Nelsonville Square
The A T A Off Club with chairwoman Aissoba Zellar and town club leaders approve rustic fountain work to replace the old nonworking feature. Charles Vorkes supervises the project with Mills and Evana handling plans and plumbing at minimal cost. Donors are urged to send checks to Mrs. John Zeliar.
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Nelsonville
Aissoba Zellar
Charles Vorkes
Mills
Charles Evana
John Zeliar
Bible Student to Speak Sunday at Majestic Theatre
C B Shull of Columbus, famed Bible student, will address the public Sunday at 2 pm at the Majestic Theatre. He cites John 11 26 as fulfillment and predicts millions will accept the conditions and live right. The lecture titled Christ's Kingdom Coming Satan's Kingdom Falling will be rich in quotations. seats are free and no collection will be taken.
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C. B. Shull
Columbus
Majestic Theatre
Shull
Nelsonville
McBride and Peters Wed in Nelsonville Home Ceremony
Thursday afternoon C. H. McBride and Iva Peters were married at Rev. L. Johnson's home. They were accompanied by the bride's father and will reside in Nelsonville.
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C. H. McBride
Iva Peters
L. Johnson
Nelsonville
Miss Anna Harris Returns to Cincinnati Conservatory
Miss Anna Harris resumes studies at the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music after a four month stay with her ill mother.
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Anna Harris
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Sportsmen Notes Snowshoe Prize Meeting at Co-op
A meeting for sportsmen is scheduled tonight at 7 o clock over the Co-op Store to learn about a snowshoe offer for a prize.
Shake a Hoe and Wiggle a Brush Campaign Urges City Cleanup
Local leaders and business figures rally residents to clean vacant lots and paint exteriors. The push highlights weeds, broken lots, and public spaces needing care. Community members are urged to join with hoe or shovel and paint to improve the town.
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Chamber of Commurse
Wimmins Community Klub
Parks
The
Peoples Bank
Phil Kelch
Mexico
Buck Kelly
Buck
Funeral for Four Month Old Draper Baby
Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon for the four months old son of Mr. and Mrs. Thad Draper. The service was conducted by Rev. Brillhart. Burial was made at Greenlawn.
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Thad Draper
Brillhart
Greenlawn
Esther Class Plans Big Sale at Chocolate Shop
Section 1 of the Esther class of the Christian Sunday school organizes a sale tomorrow Saturday at the Chocolate Shop. A variety of goods will be available for purchase.
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Esthers
Esther Class
The
Christian Sunday School
Cincinnati Hosts Mrs Warner and Mrs Tedrow Guests
Mrs Isaac Warner and Mrs J P Tedrow visit Mr and Mrs Howard Warner in Cincinnati. Mrs C B Washburn returns from Chicago after attending sessions of the Supreme Shrine of the United States.
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Isaac Warner
J. P. Tedrow
Howard Warner
Cincinnati
C. BE. Washburn
Chicago
Supreme Shrine of the United States
Court records show multiple fines in Lines court
May 11 in the court of Squire H A Lines fines were assessed for Wilbert Taylor possessing liquor $100 Herbert Cregg resisting Officer Delong $25 Herbert Cregg drunkenness $5 Floyd Blair Harvey Simmons John Littimore and Charles Brannon drunkenness $5 Arresting officers were Stanley Delong Jack Taylor Samuel Taylor and George A Baynham.
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Squire H. A. Lines
Wilbert Taylor
Herbert Cregg
Officer Delong
Floyd Blair
Harvey Simmons
John Littimore
Charles Brannon
Stanley Delong
Jack Taylor
Samuel Taylor
George A. Baynham
Wallace Delivers Clean Entertainment at Local Show
Wallace's performance brings family friendly comedy and songs to town, drawing applause from a diverse audience and earning strong notices for humor and polish. The event lights up the theater with lively routines and memorable moments.
California Hosiery Show Delights audience of admirers
California held its first annual May day hosiery show for women. Miss Marshall wore Lee hose to win first prize and Miss Berlin wore white embroidered hose to take second. Guards were bypassed by many husbands, and several prizes were awarded for attractive designs.
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California
Tey
Heney
Marshall
Berline
Injured Railroad Section Man Hurt by Rail
Glouster Ed Coppers of Chauncey sustained a painful shoulder injury when a heavy rail fell during scrap loading at Doty yesterday. He was taken to Dr. Crawford's office. examination found no broken bones, but a severe bruise.
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Ed Coppers
Chauncey
Doty
Coppers
Dr. Crawford
Glouster carnival praised for clean attractions
The Glouster Sportsmen Club sponsors a week long street carnival under the weather outlook of frequent showers. Wallace shows provide the attractions and the event is described as one of the cleanest carnivals in the city, free from immoral displays and gambling.
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Glouster Sportsmen Club
Wallace
Sportsmen Club
Local Moves and Visits Headline Small Town notes
Miss Hilda Duncan travels to Athens for a position at the State hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Marshall spend a few days with relatives in Columbus. David Walburn returns from Chillicothe after a brief visit with kin. Mrs. W. W. Bryson goes to Columbus for the weekend with friends. Mr. Bryson plans to join Sunday and return by motor. J. B. Stiff and J. T. Cox attend Shrine meeting in Columbus. A brick plant employee statement left for The Messenger was unsigned, so not published. signed statements are now required for publication.
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Hilda Duncan
Athens
State Hospital
Robert Marshall
Columbus
David Walburn
Chillicothe
W. W. Bryson
Mr. Bryson
J. B. Stiff
J. T. Cox
Judge Opposes Capital Punishment in Local Case
Cincinnati Ohio May 13 Judge Robert A Leblond of the common pleas court voiced strong opposition to capital punishment saying he could not impose the death sentence even after a jury verdict. The remarks followed the trial of William Carr Dawson charged with murdering his wife.
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Cincinnati
Robert A. Leblond
Common Pleas Court
Leblond
Man in Death Row in Ohio Sees Second Year Pass
Columbus May 13 Ladie Clifford Shelton 24 colored slayer of Patrolman Dieters in Cincinnati has completed two years on Death Row at the state penitentiary. He says others on death row have gone to the chair while he has received more stays through court actions and waits to hear if he will be granted clemency or executed. He reads, smokes, and endures a humdrum routine while hoping for freedom or a final sentence.
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Columbus
Ladie Clifford Shelton
State Penitentiary
Shelton
Dieters
Cincinnati
Death Row
Vivid Wool Wigs Hit London Fashion Scene
Londoners embrace a new Cleopatra inspired look with bright wool wigs in vivid blue cerise green or purple. The wigs feature a straight fringe and hair that hangs lank over the ears and down the neck, popular among the masquerade set.
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London
Cleopatra
George G. Stouch Dies at 73 in Circleville O
George G. Stouch aged 73 died of apoplexy in Circleville Ohio after returning from Japan where he represented the Columbus Presbytery at an international Sunday school convention in Tokyo. He worked with First National Bank and was a cousin of H. G. Jefferson of Stedman Packing Co. He visited Athens this spring and attended Presbytery here about a year ago.
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George G. Stouch
Circleville, O
Japan
Columbus Presbytery
Tokio
First National Bank
Mr. Stouch
H. G. Jefferson
Stedman Packing Co
Athens
Marriage Licenses for C. M. McBride and Iva Peters
C. M. McBride, a carpenter of Nelsonville, and Iva Peters, a Nelsonville housekeeper, obtained marriage licenses.
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C. M. McBride
Nelsonville
Carpenter
Iva Peters
Will Take Code Fight to Courts
In Columbus on May 13 Attorney General Price refused to accept the referendum synopsis on the reorganization bill filed by the Democratic state executive committee. Secretary of State Smith had previously rejected the synopsis filed by Republican Senator J F Burke. Burke said he would seek mandamus in the state supreme court to force Smith and Price to accept his synopsis. Democratic leaders planned similar action immediately.
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Columbus
Price
Democratic State Executive Committee
Smith
J. F. Burke
Burke
State Supreme Court
Donahey’s Twelfth Child Born in Columbus
The twelfth child of Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Donahey arrived in Columbus five minutes before Friday, as Donahey the former Democratic gubernatorial candidate said the ten pound son fulfilled his ambition for a dozen kids.
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Columbus
A. V. Donahey
Donahey
Evangelist Hakim to Lead Revival Meetings Across Communities
Revival events announce Evangelist Hakim as speaker across Albany Hebbardsville Guysville New England Carthage and Winger Chapel locations. Services and Sunday schools listed with times from 9 to 2 pm and revival starts in June and May with Monday evening meetings.
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Albany
Hakim
Miller
Hebbardsville
Guysville
Chaurch
New England
Carthage
Evangelist Hakim
Winger
Ex-Service Men To Attend Ohio Universities Free
Ex servicemen who served between April 6 1917 and November 11 1918 and honorably discharged will gain free tuition at any state funded college or university under bill 141 awaiting the governor’s signature. They must still pay laboratory or related fees.
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Ohio
Columbus
United States
President Harding Nominated and Inaugurated on Friday
The report notes President Harding was nominated at Chicago on Friday and inaugurated on Friday, marking a “lucky day” despite Black Friday fears. It also plays with the dates 13 and the letters in the name Warren Harding.
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Washington
United Press
Harding
Chicago
Warren Harding
Electric Locomotives Use Much Less Coal in Service
An electric locomotive in switch ing service calls for the consumption of only about one fourth the amount of coal used by a steam locomotive doing the same work.
Results from Yesterday's Major League Baseball Games
American League games saw Washington defeat Cleveland 4 to 1 and New York win 11 to 10 while Detroit topped Philadelphia 8 to 6 with Boston at Chicago rained out. National League outcomes included Pittsburg 3 over Boston 1 and Brooklyn 8 over Cincinnati 1. New York 7 beat St. Louis 5 as Chicago at Philadelphia was rained out.
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Cleveland
Washington
New York
Boston
Detroit
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Iesse
Brooklyn
New
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
American Association Scores Overnight Baseball Action
Minneapolis team beat Louisville 8 to 1 after rain halted play in the seventh inning. St Paul defeated Indianapolis 10 to 7, while Kansas City topped Columbus 8 to 5. Toledo at Milwaukee schedule affected by rain.
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Kansas City
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Louisville
Eee
Toledo
Evere
St. Paul
Columbus
Milwaukee
American Association
Baseball Roundup: Kelly’s Bases-Loaded Grand Slam Beats Cards
George Kelly hit his eighth grand slam for the Giants in a 7 5 win over St Louis. Babe Ruth contributed a 10th homer plus a triple and single with three RBIs as the Yankees beat Detroit 11 10. Sisler stole second on a triple in the seventh as the Browns lost to Philadelphia 8 6. Graney drove in Cleveland’s only run in a 4 1 Senators victory. Glazner matched his own win with a late single as the Pirates defeated the Braves 8 1. Kaney homered in Robins 8 1 win over the Reds.
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George Kelly
Cardinals
Babe Ruth
Yankees
Tigers
Sisler
Browns
Athletics
Graney
Cleveland
Senators
Glazner
Pirates
Braves
Kaney
Robins
Reds
Odds Favor Dempsey in Carpentier Bout
In New York on May 13 betting odds ran 3 to 1 in favor of the champion Dempsey over Carpentier. A Wall Street brokerage firm reported a $2500 bet against $4500 that Carpentier would last 12 rounds.
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Jack New York
Wall Street
Carpentier
New Golf Stroke Counter Appears Like Nine Dial Watch
A novel golf stroke counter resembles a wristwatch with nine small dials on its face. Pressing the stem moves a hand on each dial in sequence to register strokes.
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Lostro Auto Sales Company
Maurine Chadwick
Ima Berline
Enice
Cal
Glouster
John Jin
Busy Bee
Cline
the Messenger
Vamp
Presbyterian Rural
George Kouri
Fulton Street
S. S. Franks
Prunes, Per Ib
Poplar St
Nelsonville, O
Gline Pharmacy CO
Athens, Ohio
Dingto X
Madame Louisa Palmist
East
Columbus Street
Nelsonville Dry Goods Co
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