Priest Discusses Buchanan Bill At Rotary Last Night
Rev Father Quailey of the Lancaster Rotary addressed members in Nelsonville on the Buchanan bill requiring Bible reading in public schools. He argued against state control while praising American public schools and urged educator committees to handle scripture teaching. Guests included Father Touey, Father Owens, and E. S. McCune. Troop 2 boy scouts sponsorship was voted, and retiring president G. R. Robinson received a Rotary gold button.
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Nelsonville
Father Quailey
Lancaster Rotary Club
Buchanan
America
Father Touey
Buchtel
Father Owens
McCune
Boy Scouts
G. R. Robinson
Young Man Edwin Andrews Dies After Appendectomy
Nelsonville May 20 Edwin Andrews twenty died Tuesday at Anthony hospital Columbus after appendicitis operation He was the son of Mr and Mrs George Andrews of Buchtel and leaves five sisters and his parents He had taught in Carbon Hill schools for a year Funeral plans not yet set
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Nelsonville
Edwin Andrews
Anthony Hospital
Columbus
George Andrews
Buchtel
Young Andrews
Carbon Hill
Review members at state meet in Columbus pageant
About twenty five members of the Nelsonville review woman’s benefit association of the Maccabees attend the state meeting in session in Columbus. They will assist at a pageant Friday night staged by visiting teams. Nelsonville review boasts one of the best drill teams in the state.
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Nelsonville
The
Nelsonville Review
Woman's Benefit Association of the Maccabees
Coumbus
Nesonville Review
Interesting paper heard by W. C. T. U.
The May meeting of the W. C. T. U. met at Mrs. Charles Monks home in Nelsonville on Chestnut Street with hostesses Mrs. C. F. McGiffen Mrs. Devore and Mrs. Hardy. The program focused on The Rearing of Our Children or Our Responsibility with Rebecca Devore leading devotion and Kate Harrold presiding.
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Nelsonville
Charles Monks
Chestnut Street
C. F. McGiffen
Devore
Hardy
Rebecca Devore
Kate Harrold
Convention Report From Glouster May 1899 Delegates
Mrs Mary Sisson authored the convention report presented by Mrs A G Mechem. The event on May 24 26 1899 featured Victrola sections during social hour with hostesses serving refreshments.
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Nual
Glouster
Mary Sisson
A. G. Mechem
Wilberforce Quartet to perform in Nelsonville May 36
The Nelsonville concert notice in Tuesday's Messenger says the Wilberforce Quartet will be heard on May 36, shifting from the previously announced May 28 date. The event remains tied to the local venue and cultural calendar.
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Nelsonville
Wilberforce
Willing Workers Class Meeting Set at Mrs Thomas Home
The Willing Workers class of the Church of Christ will meet Thursday evening at Mrs. hinnah Thomas's home on Popular Street. Each member is urged to bring a new idea for the good of the class.
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Willing Workers
Nelsonville
Church of Christ
Mra
Hinnah Thomas
State Worker of W. C. T. U. to Speak
W. C. T. U. holds a special meeting at 2 30 Friday afternoon in the Presbyterian church parlors with Mrs Nadine Motts Rice state superintendent of the Loyal Temperance region as speaker She urges every member to attend and hopes to organize a Loyal Temperance legion of a hundred children in Athens county while in the area.
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Nelsonville
Presbyterian Church
Nadine Motts Rice
Loyal Temperance Region
Union
Women of Hyperion club host dinner for husbands
Women of the Hyperion club entertain their husbands at the home of Dr. and Mrs. C. E. Welch Thursday evening. Dinner will be served at 6 o'clock. House guests may attend. A business meeting follows the dinner. Each member will bring plate cup and silver for herself and guests.
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Nelsonville
Hyperion Club
C. E. Welch
Businss
Marshmallow Toast At Nelsonville Girls Team Hike
The girls basketball team of W Nelsonville high school accompanied by Miss Widener hiked to the Grotto grounds Monday evening and enjoyed a marshmallow toast. Participants include Margaret Carr Elizabeth Carr Helen DeVol Shorty Shaw Adeline Ray Carrie Healy Red Devol Frances Gorsuch Lillian Howe Lila Chapman.
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Nelsonville
W Nelsonville High School
Miss Widener
Grotto Grounds
Margaret Carr
Elizabeth Carr
Helen DeVol
Local Notices Highlight Family News and Meetings
Chick McGraw departed Tuesday for Hot Springs Arkansas to stay several weeks. A daughter named Ruth Leone was born to Mr and Mrs Egbert Whitmore on May 18. Mr and Mrs Victor Hough with their two children left today by car for Fort Myers Florida to visit relatives. All Pythian sisters active in the team are asked to attend Thursday's regular meeting.
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Chick” McGraw
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Egbert Whitmore
Ruth Leone
Victor Hough
Fort Myers
Florida
Funeral services for L. R. Andrews held in Glouster
Funeral services for L R Andrews were conducted at the Methodist church on Tuesday afternoon with a large county wide turnout. Burial followed in Green Lawn cemetery near Nelsonville. McNeal and three children of Wellston and Roscoe Joseph and family of Trimble visited local residents in Bishopville and Millersburg during the week.
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Glouster
L. R. Andrews
Andrews
Green Lawn
Nelsonville
McNeal
Wellston
Tuesaday
Sam Dolan
Bishopville
Roscoe Joseph
Millersburg
Joseph
John Bernard
Milkman Louis Hartman Killed in Train Collision
Louis Hartman a Junction City milkman was instantly killed when his motor truck was struck by train No. 2 at a railroad crossing south of the New Lexington depot. The truck was demolished and the body badly mangled as the train arrived twenty five minutes late due to the crash.
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Glouster
Louis Hartman
Junction City
New Lexington
Ask Lot Owners to Clean Up Cemetery Glouster
May 20 All owners of lots in Glouster cemetery are requested to have them cleaned up and put in good condition for Decoration day. The cemetery trustees will have considerable work done on the grounds and get them in shape but will not look after the lots as this is a duty of the individuals owning them. All are requested to give this matter their attention to present a neat appearance for Decoration day services.
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Glouster
Glouster Cemetery
Pythian Sisters Meet in Glouster This Thursday
Members of White Rose Temple No 560 Pythian Sisters are urged to attend Thursday evening dressed as little girls. A social time will be featured at the gathering in Glouster.
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Glouster
White Rose Temple
Personal notes from Columbus visits and family ties
Mrs. Will Richards returned from Columbus after a week with Mr. and Mrs. Des Kittle and Mr. and Mrs. Harley Kittle, escorted home by Mr. Richards. W. H. Duncan traveled to Columbus to visit his son in law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. F. D. McCarty. Mrs. William Bailey of Huntersdon plans a week in Columbus with the Kitles. Mrs. Anna Scott and Mrs. Ray are also mentioned in the local social notices.
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Will Richards
Columbus
Des Kittle
Harley Kittle
Mr. Richards
W. H. Duncan
F. D. McCarty
William Bailey
Hunterdon
Glouster Parent-Teacher Meeting Set at High School
Glouster May 20. A business meeting of the Glouster Parent-Teacher association will be held at the high school building at 7 30 o'clock Thursday evening. All members are urged to attend and new officers are especially requested to be present.
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Meeft
Glouster
Glouster Parent-Teacher Association
Jacksonville board to hire teachers after absence delay
GLOUSTER May 20 The Jacksonville board of education did not hire teachers Tuesday night due to one member's absence. A meeting is planned tonight to hire teachers at the session.
Luther Gide Wing Victory in Berlin Confidence Vote
The Luther government secured a decisive win as Socialists failed to pass a no confidence motion. Result 214 voting for defeat, 129 against with 25 abstentions.
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Luther Gide
Berlin
Luther
Sterling exchange hits high since 1914 peak
New York on May 20 reports Sterling Exchange at 4.86 percent the highest since November 1914. Buying of sterling was heavy with large volume noted as the rate remains near par.
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New York
Sterling Exchange
Holiness Homecoming Set at Jacksonville Tabernacle
Glouster May 20 The Holiness church invites all to a homecoming at the grove tabernacle in Jacksonville on Sunday May 31. Attendees are urged to bring dinner and stay for a day of fellowship and activities.
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Holiness
Glouster
Holiness Church
Tabernacle In
Youth and Brakes Question Speed in Youngstown
In Youngstown Ohio the Vindicator notes a youth asking how fast she will go and an age asking how the brakes perform. The brief item pairs curiosity about speed with concerns about stopping power.
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Youngstown
Ohio Vindicator
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Promises Relief
Testimonial claims appendicitis and gallstone surgeries failed but Mayr's Wonderful Remedy cured stomach ailments. Ads say the simple preparation clears catarrhal mucus and reduces inflammation in the intestinal tract and liver. Money back guarantee offered by McKee Drug Co Athens Gem Pharmacy Nelsonville and druggists nationwide.
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Mayr
McKee Drug Co
Athens
Gem Pharmacy
Nelsonville
Fall’s Indian Pompeti Ruins Found Near Former Secretary
Excavation underway on the ranch of Former Secretary of Interior Fall reveals buried Indian village ruins near Three Rivers New Mexico. Archaeologists continue uncovering the ancient town as digs progress on site.
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Fall
Three Rivers
N. M
Interior
Hern
Industrial Group urges luxury taxes in Commons
In London the Industrial Group advocates new luxury taxes on imported cars talking machines planes and similar articles in the House of Commons as a method to raise revenue and protect domestic industry.
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London
House of Commons
Fairfield County infirmary fire in Lancaster displaces residents
A fire swept the Fairfield County infirmary in Lancaster on May 20, forcing sixty residents to evacuate. The Lancaster fire department extinguished the blaze and secured the building.
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Lancaster
Fairfield County Infirmary
Lancaster Fire Department
Chauncey Birth and Local Visits Highlight May News
Mr and Mrs Earl McAtee of Chauncey announce the birth of a daughter at their Main Street home Tuesday morning the mother being Miss Iva Sweazy. The newborn is a granddaughter of Mr and Mrs L L Sweazy of Chauncey near Albany. Other notes report Mrs Warren Roush and Mrs Webb Walters of Athens visiting The Plains, and lengthy weekend visits among locals including the McDonalds Bumgardner McDonald Moore and Moore families at The Plains and Athens, and Huntington visitors at Benton Potts home.
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Chauncey
Earl McAtee
Main Street
Iva Sweazy
L. L. Sweazy
Albany
Warren Roush
Webb Walters
Athens
the Plains
Elmer Coon
William McDonald
Fred Bumgardner
Oak Grove
Charles McDonald
Hocking
Harry Moore
Melvin
Frank Moore
James Clay
Lewis
Huntington
W. Va
Benton Potts
Mrs Heading Reported Suffering Stroke in Monroe
Mrs Andy Heading of Monroe avenue is reported to have had a stroke of paralysis Tuesday evening. Her condition is said to be slightly improved this morning.
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Chauncey
Andy Heading
Monroe Avenue
Large crowd attends funeral after Chauncey railroad fatality
A funeral for L. R. Andrews drew many residents from Chauncey and Millfield to Glouster on Tuesday following a Chauncey railroad crossing death Saturday night. More than a thousand people attended with a lengthy cortege of 150 automobiles traveling to Greenlawn cemetery.
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Chauncey
Chauncey and
Millfield
Glouster
L. R. Andrews
Greenlawn Cemetery
Piano Recital Highlights Chauncey Pupils
Mrs Christine Courtney presented a number of pupils in a piano recital last Saturday afternoon at the home of her sister Mrs Lloyd H. Pendergrass in May avenue Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Christine Courtney
Lloyd H. Pendergrass
May Avenue
Dinner Honors Out-of-Town Relatives at Millfield Home
Mrs. Blaine Wright hosted a Millfield dinner last Sunday honoring visiting relatives from out of town, including Mrs. Carrie Smith and two others. The gathering showcased family ties and hospitality in Chauncey community life.
Plains couple Nichols visit relatives Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Nichols of the Plains spent Sunday visiting relatives. The brief social item notes a family gathering and local travel among Plains residents.
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the Plains
Notable Wright and Fuel Families Connected to Kenton Columbus
The passage lists the Wright family from New Lexington with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wright and son Paul of Kenton, and the Fuel family from Columbus with Mr. and Mrs. George Fuel and daughter Grace and son Eli.
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New Lexington
Fred Wright
Paul
Kenton
George Fuel
Grace
Eli
Columbus
East Converse Street Homes Show Fresh Paint In Town
Chauncey residents continue home projects with newly painted exteriors on W. D. Hines and Burg Johnson houses and Edward Ministers store on East Converse street. G. B. Courtney sets remodeling of his High street residence for next week. Henry Martin adds an extension to his Lexington avenue home.
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Chauncey
W. D. Hines
Burg Johnson
Edward Minister
Converse Street
G. B. Courtney
High Street
Henry Martin
Lexington Ave
Chauncey Notes On Local Residents And Travel
Henry Cochran and Raymond Goodson of Chauncey left for Cincinnati for work. Mrs C H Nida of The Plains visited Chauncey with her son in law and daughter Homer and Mrs McBrayer. Miss Susan Donaldson and Miss Jeanette Palmer of Chauncey enjoy a week off in Athens. Alpha Sweazy of Columbus visited Chauncey with her sister Mrs Earl McAtee. I L Sweazy returned from a two week Kentucky trip. Mrs Charles Montgomery of McArthur visited Chauncey to see her mother Mrs Anna Cline. Mr and Mrs Clifford Courtney of Corning were in Chauncey on Tuesday.
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Henry Cochran
Raymond Goodson
Chauncey
Cincinnati
C. H. Nida
the Plains
Homer McBrayer
Susan Donaldson
Jeanette Palmer
Athens
Alpha Sweazy
Columbus
Earl McAtee I. L. Sweazy
Kentucky
Charles Montgomery
McArthur
Anna Cline
Clifford Courtney
Corning
Local Visits Highlight Family Ties Across Towns
Day visiting the farmers' parents Mr and Mrs H A Courtney and other relatives. Mrs L L Sweasy has returned from a two weeks visit with relatives in New Straitsville and Logan.
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A. Courtney
L. L. Sweasy
New Straitsville
Logan
Bonfire of millions signals new government policy
A grand bonfire consumed about 160 600 000 lire in banknotes to mark the launch of a new government policy. Officials stated the burning would curb inflation and consolidate monetary control as part of sweeping reforms.
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