Nelsonville Kiwanis Banquet Honours High School Students
The Nelsonville Kiwanis club held its weekly meeting at the YMCA with high school students and faculty, featuring Prof. T. N. Hoover of Ohio University as main speaker. Hoover spoke on Lincoln and community roles in education, housing, and play, urging support for healthy youth development.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville Kiwanis Club
T. N. Hoover
Department of
Ohio University
Lincoln
Springfield
Illinois
Washington
Kiwanis Club
Hoover
Nelsonville Club
Bety Mechem
Louise Lairson
Helen Sharp
Scarlet and Gray
Rowland Mills
Helen Francis
Pauline Whitlatch
Carl Campbell
Converse Crawford
MN Harry Kelley
Wilbur Snowden
Fern Silcott
Fred Preston
William Sharp
Watson Wolfe
Walter Cheshire
Donald Powell
Willis Wolfe
William Howe
Vern Coakley
Helen Shaw
Helen DeVol
Margaret Carr
Elizabeth Carr
Adeline Ray
Francis Gorsuch
Lila Chapman
Lillian Howe
Josephine Porter
Julia Nichols
Eben Davis
Marguerite Johnson
Ruth Miller
Rachel Wilson
Mary Seenes
Marcelete Wallace
Betty Mechem
Mary Louise Leyshon
Harry Kelley
C. L. Barnes
Wiliam Sharp
Fern Silscott
Helen McClafin
Lois Cecil
Irene Witham
Old Pal
O. O. Crawford
Walter Mechem
H. E. Cranmer
Case Settled in Nelsonville Non Support Case
The non support case against Carl Groff of Lancaster, held in mayor's court last week with Groff jailed, was settled when Mrs. Groff withdrew the charge. Costs totaled 25.70 and Groff was released.
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Nelsonville
Carl Groff
Lancaster
Groff
East School May Party Planned by PTA
East Parent-Teachers Association schedules a Friday meeting at East School. Officers to be elected and the annual May festival featured. Classes perform Little Bo Peep The Parade Dairy Maid drill The Wise Bird and greeting dance May pole drills under Miss Erwin and Miss Johnson. Program starts at 1 p.m. with May pole party at 3 p.m.
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Nelsonville
East Parent- Teachers’ Association
Miss Lane
Miss Patton
Dairy Maid
Miss Erwin
Miss Johnson
Buchtel Woman Dies After Pneumonia Illness
Mrs. Blarchea Dearing age 45 of Buchtel died Wednesday after a pneumonia illness. Funeral services by Rev. Donnally will be held Friday at 2 PM at the Buchtel Methodist church. Burial will follow in Buchtel cemetery. She is survived by her husband and six children.
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Nelsonville
Blarchea Dearing
Donnally
Buchtel Methodist Church
Buchtel Cemetery
Central P. T. A. Meet Friday Afternoon
The Central P. T. A. association will hold a meeting at 6 PM Friday in the Central building. Members are urged to attend and discuss upcoming activities and plans.
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Central P. T. A
Nelsonville
Central P. T. Association
Central Building
Fire in Vacant House Causes Minor Blaze
Firefighters responded to a small fire in a vacant house owned by Frank Tedrow near Kelley’s grocery in the First ward. Defective wiring is blamed as renters flicked on lights, but the fire caused no damage.
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Nelsonville
Frank Tedrow
Kelley
History and music program highlight at chapel events
The speaker recalled six years in India with stereopticon slides on Indian handicaps and heritage. Pupils from weekday religious education sang two songs. Mr. Lewellyn spoke at chapel exercises for senior and junior high pupils on Wednesday and Thursday mornings and planned a similar talk in Harrisonville tonight.
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India
Lewellyn
Harrisonville
Missionary Llewellyn Addresses Large Nelsonville Audience
Reverend Frank B. Llewellyn of Punjab India spoke at the Presbyterian church in Nelsonville under the Foreign Missionary board. He and his wife, based in Morgantown West Virginia, will sail July 4 to resume foreign work after a furlough.
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Nelsonville
Foreign Missionary Board
Frank B. Llewellyn
Punjab
India
Presbyterian Church
Llewellyn
Morgantown
W. Va
Liewellyn
Athens shoppers visit Columbus amid hospital visit
Mrs John L Robinson and Miss Clara Withem shopped in Athens on Wednesday. Vern Vorhes and Miss Dorothy Vorhes, with Mrs Frank Poston, spent the day in Columbus where Mrs Vern Vorhes is receiving hospital treatment.
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John L. Robinson
Clara Withem
Athens
Vern Vorhes
Dorothy Vorhes
Frank Poston
Columbus
Missionary Society Meeting Change in Nelsonville
The Woman's Missionary society of the Christian church will meet in the church parlors tonight in Nelsonville instead of at the Lambren home as previously announced.
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Nelsonville
Woman's Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Lambren
Birthday Party Held by Circle of Ruth at Church
Members of the Circle of Ruth at the Presbyterian church entertain with a 7:30 p m birthday party in the church parlors. A pleasant social evening is planned and a birthday cake will be a special feature.
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Nelsonville
Circle of Ruth of the Presbyterian Church
Chauncey Forms Two Boy Scout Troops
Two Chauncey boy scout troops organized with Lloyd H Pendergrass and Ralph Tritts as scoutmasters. Eighteen boys enrolled at Christian church after Walter Muir of Athens aided in formation and Edward Minister Sr chaired the local committee. The troops will attend a meeting in Athens Sunday.
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Chauncey
Lloyd H Pendergrass
Ralph Tritts
The
Christian Church
A. Walter Muir
Athens
Edward Minister
Citizen's Committee
Mrs Bea Schwartz Visits Chauncey in West Main Street
Miss Bea trice Schwartz of New York City is visiting Chauncey at the home of her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Max Altman on West Main street.
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Chauncey
Beatrice Schwartz
New York City
Inlaw
Max Altman
West Main Street
Chauncey Christian Sunday School Social Tonight
The Chauncey Christian Sunday school hosts a social evening at the church with music readings and luncheon. All attendees from the Christian church are invited to attend this social affair tonight.
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Chauncey
Christian Sunday School of
Christian Church
Factory Officials Visit Chauncey and Mill Street
Howard Allen superintendent of the Selby Shoe factory in Portsmouth and Thomas McHarg visited Chauncey and spent the weekend at the McHarg home on Mill street. They returned to Portsmouth with John and Hugh McHara of Chauncey, who will work at Selby Shoe Company factory.
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Chauncey
Howard Allen
Selby Shoe Factory
Portsmouth
Thomas McHarg
McHarg
Mill Street
John and
Hugh McHara
Selby Shoe Company
Former residents visit Chauncey from Harrisburg
Mr and Mrs John Brewer and family hosted guests Monday and Tuesday at their High street home in Chauncey. Their neighbors from seventeen years ago, Mr and Mrs Thomas Hall and son Thomas Jr of Harrisburg, are visiting relatives in Nelsonville and returning to their old neighborhood.
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Chauncey
John Brewer
High Street
Mother Honored by Family on Mothers Day
Mrs. Fred Osborne and three children along with Mr and Mrs Harry B Noble and son Billy from Athens and Mr and Mrs Dane Osborne and son Richard from Chauncey visited Mr and Mrs Henry Osborne on High Street. Mrs Osborne received cut flowers potted plants and greetings from her children in honor of Mothers Day.
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Chauncey
Fred Osborne
Harry B. Noble
Billy
Athens
Dane Osborne
Richard
Henry Osborne
High Street
New Electric Sign Shines At Bartel Franz X Restaurant
A new electric sign has been installed in front of the restaurant and confectionery of Bartel Franz on West Main Street Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Bartel Franz
West Main Street
Degree staff called to practice and temple inspection set
Captain Mrs Mar Boudinot requests all Degree staff to attend practice next Tuesday evening. Inspection at the Pythian Sisters temple is scheduled for June 2. The monthly birthday party will follow and members should bring cake for the lunch.
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Bers
Mar Boudinot
Pythian Sisters Temple
The Plains Personal News Highlights
The Plains social column reports visits by Albany couple Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Knowlton and daughter Marjorie to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Wilson. The Cantors of The Plains visited Pomeroy. George Gabriel Jr of The Plains called on I. N. McHarg in Union. The Nichols and Wilson households hosted guests at The Plains and at the Coon home.
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THE
Arthur Smith Returns Home From Columbus Convention
Chauncey May 14 Arthur Smith returned to his home from Columbus where he went to attend a convention.
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Chauncey
Arthur Smith
Columbus
Chauncey Visitors Near and Far in Week
Mr and Mrs J D Kennedy of Columbus visited Chauncey guests of T R Hamilton in Mound street. Dean Hamilton of Chauncey spent Wednesday in Glouster visiting H F Kittle. Miss Alice Dew of Chauncey visited Ashens Thursday. Mrs Su Tu Sweazy and daughter Ruth visited McGinley in New Straitsville and William Selenbarger in Logan. Mrs Thomas R Hamilton of Chauncey spent Wednesday in Athens with her mother Mrs T W Duffee. Mrs Joseph Evans and son David Thomas, after six weeks in Chauncey with relatives, returned to Detroit Mich.
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Logan
Thomas R. Hamilton
Chauncey
Athens
T. W. Duffee
Joseph Evans
David Thomas
William Collins
Arthur Smith
Main Street
Detroit
Mich
Death of Sir Henry Rider Haggard Lit Author in London
Sir Henry Rider Haggard, famed author of adventure tales, died in London on May 14. The writer, known for King Solomon's Mines and Allan Quatermain, passed away at his residence after a long illness. His prolific career spanned novels, poetry, and political writings.
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London
Henry Rider Haggard
Market Livestock Results From Chicago and Cincinnati
Market reports show receipts and price ranges across hogs cattle and sheep in Chicago and Cincinnati. Hogs in Chicago traded bulk around 12.00 to 12.30 with various weights. cattle saw declines with beef steers 9.50 to 12.00 and cows 4.50 to 8.50. sheep and lambs quoted from 8.00 to 16.25, with feeder and clip lambs in play. Cincinnati listings noted steady cattle and weaker hogs with calves and sheep priced accordingly.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Flu Epidemic Hits South Amherst After Fever Scare
South Amherst faces a new flu outbreak after tiding a scarlet fever epidemic last November. Twenty four cases reported as health officials monitor spread and urge precautions.
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South
Amherst
Adlerika advertised relief for gas and nerves
Mrs. Lela Cook cites years of gas and nervousness eased by Adlerika. The ad claims one spoonful cleanses the bowels and ends bloating, urging readers to visit Gibson's Pharmacy and Polings Drug Store in Murray for purchase.
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Lela Cook
Adlerika
Gibson's
Murray
Polings Drug Store
Ohio Woman Recovers From Goitre After Sorbol Trial
Carrie Barnhouse of Wellston Ohio reports severe throat choking night before starting Sorbol Quadruple. In three days choking eased and in two weeks goitre disappeared. She endorses the product and offers to correspond with others. Sold by drugstores and Sorbol Company Mechanicsburg Ohio with local outlet McKee Drug Co.
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Ohio
Carrie Barnhouse
West C
Wellston
Redtown Mystery Still Unsolved Near Doty Bridge
Coroner L. W. Sanders reported no expert could identify brain tissue found at the scene near Sunday Creek in Redtown. Police believe a man’s body may have been dragged from the K. and M. right of way and dumped into flood waters, though the case remains unresolved.
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Doty Bridge
Sunday Creek
Redtown
L. W. Sanders
Carload of fish arrives for Athens and Meigs counties
A carload of fish secured by the Civic Association of Southeastern Ohio for the Shade river arrived in Pomeroy and was distributed in Meigs and Athens counties by game wardens Bb T LeFever of Glouster and J K Harrison of Gaspolis. The Buckeye fish car unloaded in Pomeroy as it can make only one stop. The car was originally scheduled to...
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Civic Association of
Southeastern Ohio
Shade River
Pomeroy
Meigs
Athens
Bb.t. LeFever
Glouster
J. K. Harrison
Gaspolis
Athens Boys Win Editorship For 1926 Athena Yearbook
A. N. Clark and Dwight Rutherford, both of Athens, were elected editor in chief and business manager of the 1926 Athena yearbook at a junior class meeting. Clark won 65 of 96 votes. Rutherford received 35. Both are Phi Delta Theta members. Clark is son of Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Clark. Rutherford is son of Mrs. M. Rutherford.
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Nonard A. Clark
Dwight Rutherford
Athens
Athena
Ohio University
Clark
T. A. Clark
Carpenter Street
Ruthergford
Ma@fie Rutherford
South Court Street
Phi Delta Teta Fraternity
New Way Eczema Promoted In 48 Hour Claim
Advertisement touts Kojene as the most powerful antiseptic to cure eczema in 48 hours or less. The liquid sold in a six ounce bottle for 60 cents at McKee Drug Co. with money back guarantee if symptoms persist beyond 48 hours. Also marketed for boils carbuncles ulcers skin infections pimples and satirheum.
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McKee Drug Co
Meoney
Fish transport to Athens branches starts with twenty trucks
About twenty trucks carried 6 350 mature fish of several varieties including black bass rock bass blue gills crapple and cat fish to Shade branches before 9 o clock. The note also mentions a social event at the high auditorium and a Swiss canton regulation requiring newborns to be measured within 24 hours of birth.
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Athens
Argovne
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