W C T U Members Entertained at Nelsonville Social
Mrs. Frank Cooley hosted a W C T U gathering on Fort Street with 18 members and 3 visitors. Mrs. Eph A Allen presided as the May 19 McArthur conference delegates were elected. A Mother's Day program featured Mrs. Spencer, Mrs. Ledlie and others. a social collation followed. Grandfather: Wilkison announce birth of a son. other community notices included P T A meeting, a Logan birthday surprise, and a Chamber of Commerce update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Cooley
Thomas Spencer
Robert Huensfeld
Bertha Barker
J. M. Lama
Logan
E. R. Lama
C. H. Bartlett
R. E. Gibson
Nelsonville
Catherine Sauvage
L. H. Flinckinger
Middleport
Reserved seats for class play opened Saturday at 9
The plot for reserved seats to the class play will be opened Saturday morning at 9 o'clock at the Chocolate Shop. Graduating pupils will receive their tickets Friday at 3 15 at the High school building.
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Chocolate Shop
Ohio University Students Back Alumni Memorial Drive
The student body unanimously pledged support for the alumni memorial auditorium project. Class officers set a twenty dollar per student quota, with seniors reaching 48 percent and juniors 34 percent of their quotas on the first day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
George Stuart
Nelsonville
Men’s Union
Clarence Liggett
Stuart
Alumni Memorial
Valley Railroad seeks 24949 in notes from ICC
The Valley Railroad Company of Ohio asked the Interstate Commerce Commission for authority to issue 24,949 dollars in notes dated June 22 1922 and payable eighteen months after date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Valley Railroad Company
Ohio
Interstate Commerce Commission
Nerv Worth promises clear skin and better digestion
A local testimonial promotes Nerv Worth as a cure for pimples blotches and a pale complexion. It claims the product purifies the system from poisons causing facial breakouts and digestive troubles and offers a money back guarantee. It cites Mrs Pendleton of Springfield Ohio and notes availability at McKee Drug Co for one dollar per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli
Pendleton
Springfield
McKee Drug Co
French oppose Fordney Tariff Act in U S
Paris May 18 The French commerce ministry with the foreign office asked Ambassador Jusserand in Washington to press strong objections to the Fordney tariff act which France finds unacceptable the decision came from Minister Dior's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
French Ministry of Commerce
Foreign Office
Jusserand
Washington
France
Dior
Vesuvius Erupts Again With Intensifying Activity
London reports Vesuvio volcano erupting from Naples dispatch. Activity increases hourly as lava and ash plume animate the southern Italian region. Authorities warn residents to stay indoors and monitor fallout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Vesuvius
Naples
Must Be Family Man Himself Must Be Family Man Himself
Rev I S Rose pastor of the First M E church at Martins Ferry urged congregants to ignore a crying infant during a service He defended the mother and said there is no better place for a baby than the church and he is undisturbed by crying children
Escapee Convict Captured After Armory Heist
John Longacre, 26, escaped from the Ohio penitentiary in 1920, was arrested in Athens on a charge of stealing five 45 caliber revolvers from Dresden armory. Robert Jackson and a Hungarian, initially involved, were released after being cleared of participation. Longacre admitted theft and recaptured by Police Chief Roush.
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Ohio Penitentiary
Athens
Roush
Omcer Cunningham
John Longacre
Dresden
Robert Jackson
Tom Johnson
National Guard
Fair Grounds
Jackson
Fairgrounds
Johnson
Monty Campbell
Campbell
Longacre
City
Junction City
Mansfield
Deaths and Funeral Notices for Martha McCoy
Mrs. Martha McCoy widow of A N McCoy died Thursday at her Middleport home after a long illness. Funeral services are set for Sunday at 1 30 p m at Frank McCoy s home with Gallipolis burial. In London, Austen Chamberlain notes the U S has not decided its reparations stance if Germany misses the May 31 payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birdie Pratt
Maragret Gail
Columbus
Thomas Spencer
Charles P. Wirecher
Martha McCoy
Middleport
A. N. McCoy
McCoy
Frank McCoy
Gallipolis
London
United States
Germany
Austen Chamberlain
House of Commons
Mabel Linncott
Ringgold
Chester Sanders
Ford Totman
Mineral
Poor Old Watch Dog Converts Ads Into Quick Trades
A humorous piece from Athens County follows a curbside Watch Dog who offers to sell property and goods for fifty cents. He claims a 25 acre Athens Cemetery Association tract is unsold and quickly helps sell it for four bits commission. The same dog also moved a Franklin sedan and tack in a day, proving instant results from want ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
James A. Palmer
Athens Cemetery Association
Kerr Hardware
Athena
Mr. Palmer
Hull Foster Jr
Franklin
Columbus Candidate Seeks Republican Attorney General Nomination
Assistant Attorney General BE Corns Ironson filed with Secretary of State Smith his official declaration as a candidate for the Republican nomination for attorney general in Columbus on May 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
BE. &. Corns
Ironson
Smith
Ohio launches free teachers division in state employment service
In Columbus on May 18 Governor Davis announced the inauguration of a teachers division within the state free employment service. The division aims to save Ohio teachers about 250000 annually by matching positions without charge, replacing private agencies that charge 50 to 100 fees. Federal authorities plan to expand the plan to other states, with the program operating under the regular federal employment service. W J Biedesheimer, state employment director, noted roughly 5000 of Ohio’s 30000 teachers change jobs each year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
State
Free Employment Service
Davis
Ohio
United States
Federal Employment Service
W. J. Biedesheimer
Indigestion Sufferer Praises Dr Orth Stomach Remedy
Arthur L Reeves of Austinburg Ohio reports over two years of acute indigestion with temporary relief from doctors. After using Dr Orth Stomach Remedy he has been free of attacks for seven months and can eat freely. He endorses the remedy and urges others to try it via McKee Drug Co and The Orth Laboratory Co Liverpool Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur L. Reeves
Austinburg
Fuel & It Company
Ohio
Dr. Orth
McKee Drug Co
Orth Laboratory CO
Liverpool
Woman Carrier Slain by Negro in Georgia Duel
In Davisboro Georgia a sheriff's posse hunts an unidentified Negro after he killed Mrs W R Kitchens a mail carrier and fled in a car. State Examiner C S Hetrick reports Athens city books from 1920 to 1922 show small irregularities but overall a clean audit.
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Davisboro
Here
Teneline
W. R. Kitchens
Foral
C. S. Hetrick
Office of the
State Auditor
Athens
Millfield Neighbors Attend Visits and Commencement
Millfield residents visit relatives in Ringgold and Buckeye Lake while others attend Albany commencement. Local families host guests, celebrate class day, and prepare for the summer vacation as schools close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Brookins
L. E. Wood
Clarence Mitchell
Vtha Smith
J. R. Wade
Lottie Cannon
Herbert Mingus
Don Cannon
Green Run
Chester Sanders
Fred Sanders
Misa Mabel Linscoff
Albany
Dow Sanders
Sarah Cass
Greens Run
Willam Sisson
Lorena Mae
Della Olbers
Taylor Ridge
Delmo Warden
Ruth
Dayton
Jo Cross
Nelsonville
John Brewer
Chain
H. O. McDaniel
Columbia
P. D. Hill
Needle Club
Meers
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Nelsonville News
W. C. T. U. Entertained
L. H. Flinkinger
T. CC
Green Great
Exskell Wilkison
Carbon Hill
T. C. Green
Parent-Teacher Association of the Central School
D. A
Chamber OF Commerce
Chamb F Commerce
George Caves
Carl Lanning
Me. Cunes
Caves
Lanning
Doanville
A. D. Farrow
Nelsonville, Ohio
McLaughlin Bros
W. Washington St
Pastor Russell
Alma Mater
Bee Innine
Nelson
Timvigt
Police
America
Ser
Sherwin
Sherwin-Williams
Wheaton
Athens, O
DAO
Millfield
R. H. Wade
Edward Wade
Clarence and
Ray Sanders
Buckeye Lake
Willys-Knight
Lostro
Packard
The
Packard Columbus
Nmiotor
Motor Auto Sales Co
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