Nelsonville City Buildings Shown Lean to Beauty
The main hall and city building have been improved with a fresh coat of paint by Fire Chief Lowrey and Okey Kaelin. Improvements over the past year have given the property a more presentable appearance as Nelsonville builds new auto space and beautifies the Square with flowers. Acknowledging speeding issues, Mayor McCune contemplates tougher fines. Next Wednesday Mt Pleasant Lodge and the Lancaster degree team will confer the Bank of Knight on four candidates with lunch and entertainment to follow. Charles Dupler was fined ten dollars and costs after pleading guilty to intoxication.
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Lowrey
Okey Kaelin
Lancaster
Mt. Pleasant Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Nelsonville
Bank of Knight
Guy Huffman
C. C
Charles Dupler
McCune
K. of P. Lodge
Castle Hall
Stockholders Meeting of Hocking Valley Co operative Co
A meeting of stockholders is called for Wednesday May 24 1922 at 6 30 PM in a room over the store. It is important that all stockholders attend. Delbert McCoy president and Harry Hickman secretary are listed.
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Hocking Valley Co-operative Company
Delbert McCoy
Harry Hickman
Sec
Sermon Guides Grad Class With Moral Temptations
The annual graduation sermon was held in the high school auditorium on Sunday evening. Rev. Arpee preached on temptations of Jesus and modern desires such as greed popularity and power, urging the class to place first things first. Mrs. Le Fever sang and several locals visited after services.
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High School
le Fever
Bay
Beard
Kemper
Johnson
Arpee
Jesus
Rev
N H S Wrestling Tournament Set For Tomorrow Evening
The N H S S wrestling tournament will be held in the auditorium tomorrow evening. Weigh in starts at 1 pm with a 7 pm number drawing and 7 30 pm bouts. Charles Sisson trains the athletes for prizes and a possible representative team next year. Dr Cann to referee.
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Charles Sisson
Sisson
Dr. Cann
Lawn party at Miss Woodruff's hosts forty guests
Thirty guests of both girls and boys enjoyed a lawn party hosted by Miss Ruth Woodruff at her grandmother's home. Music, games and contests enlivened the evening, and refreshments were served on the porch.
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Ruth Woodruff
Prohibition Inspectors Penned Four More County Convictions
Prohibition Inspectors Baynham and Nash report four additional Perry county convictions. Four cases heard before Mayor Gott of Crooksville resulted in guilty pleas. Jim Dunkle of Bear Creek fined 300 dollars and costs for two stills. Charles Nutter of Roseville fined 300 dollars and costs for a still and liquor. Ernest Emory of Roseville fined 200 dollars and costs for mash. Frank Luning near Drake's Station fined 300 dollars and costs.
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Baynham and
Nash
Perry County
Gott
Crooksville
Jim Dunkle
Bear Creek
Charles Nutter
Roseville
Ernest Emory
Frank Luning
Drake's Station
Nelsonville Men Seek Help to Save Basin Fish
The water level dropped leaving thousands of fish stranded at Wolfe's Basin. Game Protector B. T. LeFever and new protectors George Baynham and D. H. Nash urge volunteers to seine the fish to the basin’s large water body and report violations to protect officers. Also notes the death of Hazel Frazee Coope at 24.
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Nelsonville
Wolfe's
B. T. LeFever
Glouster
C. E. Scott
George Baynham
Bell Phone
Myers Street
D. H. Nash
Nelsonville Urges Beautification of Streets and Signage
City leaders urge residents to curb ugliness outside, improve streets, place clear signs and arrows for tourists on Chestnut Jefferson and Washington streets. Tenants to keep lots clean, remove litter, and parks be beautified by the Womans Community Club with planted flowers.
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Nelsonville
Lax
Chestnut
Jefferson
Washington
Womans Community Club
Unclear fragments imply a local notice item
Fragmentary text mentions names like L R Kelch and a UK context. The readable portion suggests a small community notice preserved for print, but lacks clear event, date, or location details to specify action or outcome.
County road project to connect Jacksonville to Trimble line
County commissioners sign for their share of tar-bound macadam road from Jacksonville to Trimble line. Trimble trustees to fund their portion, preferring local labor. Additional $3 140 needed to reach the Trimble bridge over Sunday Creek, with Trimble raising $1 400. If completed soon, upper Sunday Creek valley links Alters and Nelsonville by year-round roads.
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Jacksonville
Trimble Corporation
Trimble Townshire
Jacksonville Corporation
Sunday Creek
Trimble
Linscott Brother Still Bedridden From Burns
Amesville Dr. and Mrs. A F Linscott of Marion spent the weekend with G O Linscott who remains confined to bed with severe burns from being strapped under a tractor more than a week ago. The injuries are described as more serious than previously thought.
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A. F. Linscott
Marion
G. 0. Linscott
Tourists Play Golf Far Above Sea Level
Denver residents and visitors will soon play golf 8000 feet up in the Colorado Rockies. A course is laid east of Buffalo Bill’s Lookout with a mountain grave, and a clubhouse will be built for patrons. The site faces Genessee Mountain ski course offering views of mountains and plains. The links should be ready by July 1.
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Denver
Colo
The
Colorado
Sold wrong fish in Elyria market dispute outcome
In Elyria on May 23 H. B. Schultz, manager of the White Eagle market, received a suspended $25 fine after a guilty finding for selling Mrs. Fred Kahiliff a head of white bass fish misidentified as sheep. Schultz blamed a clerk error.
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Elyria
H. B. Schultz
White Eagle
Fred Kahiliff
Schultz
Vinegar Shortage Follows Volstead Act Noted In Elyria
W A Davis of Pittsfield returned from Oberlin to find his cellar broken into and his cider barrel emptied as he planned to make vinegar. Farmers report vinegar hard to obtain since the Volstead act began.
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Elyria
W. A. Davis
Pittsfield
Oberlin
French engineer unveils air express with automatic pilot
London May 23. French inventor Monsieur W. A. Love claims a self acting brain will guide air express planes along fixed invisible airways. A ground cable emits signals to a delicate mechanism in the cockpit that automatically adjusts the aircrafts surfaces to keep it on course, preventing collisions and maintaining predefined speeds and altitudes.
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N.S
London
London and
Paria
W. A. Love
M. Love
Mr. Love
Radio Sei Replaces Fire House Checkers
Kansas City firemen push to install radio receiving outfits in each station to listen to concerts during leisure hours replacing the old checker board and dominoes. They say they are tired of checkers and want to hear jazz.
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Kansas City
Common Council
Dandelion Blossoms Find Ready Market in Medina
May 22 Toledo market report notes Medina vendors offer dandelion blossoms at 3 dollars per bushel on the Cleveland market. Before the Volstead act was enacted, dandelions were treated as an obnoxious weed.
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Medina
Cleveland
Hart A Longtime Ohio Soldier Pension Board Member
Dr. W. E. Hart, likely the oldest Ohio member of the soldiers pension board, has served continuously since his appointment by President William McKinley. The note places his ongoing service in Elyria with a May date reference.
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Elyria
W. E. Hart
Ohio
The
Soldiers Pension Board
William McKinley
West Virginia treason trial hinges on mining union defense
In Charles Town today the miners union treason case showed the defense admit marching on Logan county last summer. They argue the revolt targeted a coal operators system, not the state government. Meanwhile Athens High plans two plays May 31 and June 1 at the opera house with dual casts. Commencement exercises set for June 1 and 7 with speakers Dr A Y Wilcox and Dr Simeon J Vers.
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Warren W. Wheaton
N.S
Charles Town
W. Va
Logan County
Healt Court
West Virginia
Drasen
oneQou Ife
Athens Hich School
Opera House
Athens Opera House
A. Y. Wilcox
First Christian Church
JT Wilcox
Abbott
Selioa Auditorum
First Methodist Church
Simeon J. Vers
Antioch College
Washington
Stabber Makes Reappearance Attacks Ohio Univ Coeds
An amorous prowler described as the stabber attacked two Ohio University coeds between 8 and 9 PM as they walked to Hoover Cottage and Park Place. After one assault he fled to safety. the other girl, with a description, aided police who began an investigation on Tuesday morning. The suspect, said to be a male, was seen in the area the previous night.
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Athens
Ohio University
Hoover Cottage
Park Place
Sigma Fi Fraternity
Tollee
Roush
Wouue
City Council Settles to Meet Early in Two Weeks
Rucuru s reporters note the council will convene at 6 30 p m central time for the next session instead of the usual 7 30 p m summer hour amid ongoing time debates.
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Rucurus
Senate naval affairs panel backs full Annapolis class commissioning
Washington May 23 The senate naval affairs committee by unanimous vote recommends commissioning the entire graduating class of the Annapolis naval academy marking a rare unanimous stance on a full cohort.
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Washington
Senate Naval Affairs Committee
Annapolis Naval Academy
Wilson Democrat to Oppose Lodge for Senate
Boston May 23 Professor Dallas Love Sharp of Boston University filed Democratic nomination papers for the United States Senate He plans to challenge Senator Henry Cabot Lodge over the league of nations issue Described by supporters as a Woodrow Wilson Democrat.
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Boston
Dallas Love Sharp
Boston University
United States Senate
Sharp
Henry Cabot Lodge
League of Nations
Woodrow Wilson
Morean Is Power Behind Meeting
Paris reports J. P. Morgan of New York as the outstanding figure in negotiations among international bankers starting tomorrow. The bankers will canvass the European financial situation and discuss a consortium for Germany amid a backdrop of complex global language diversity in Africa.
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Paris
J. P. Morgan
New York
Germany
Britain presses Japan to withdraw troops from Siberia
United States officials say Britain seeks to influence Tokyo through friendly representations to end Japan's Siberian occupation. Washington notes the U S strategy favors an early evacuation and expects Japan to name a withdrawal date, a move not yet pressed by Secretary of State.
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Ty Harry L. Rogers
L. N.S
Washington
United States
Great Britain
Japan
Siberia
Fintay
Tokyo
Ltudies
Local Patrolmen Sued Over Jailhouse Incident
Bellaire residents Wall Hickman and John Douglas, now patrolmen, are sued for $1000 in damages by Paul Toner who alleges they struck him in the mouth while he was jailed for intoxication.
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Bellaire
Wall Hickman
John Douglas
Paul Toner
Hickman
Douglas
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Gibson
Knights
Stockholders Meeting
Harry Hinman
Bridgeport
D. A. Ferree
Columbus
Alexander Lamb
Betty
G. I. Putnam
A. D. Farrow
Nelsonville, Ohio
Hazel Frazee Coope
Therman Frazee
Henry Coope
Ralph
Robert
Coblenz
Rhine Bridge
U. S
Rhine
Vair
L. R. Kelch
Bishopville
Brisday
E. D. Murch
Congress Run
John Summers
L. R. Andrews
W. R. Drury
Middleport
Allen Antle
Dwight of
William Richards
G. L. Fleming
Ityven James
R. A. Jago
Edith
A. A. Knox
Canton
George Hann
Zanesville
Clyde Gibson
Bessie Elliott
Toledo
Lucile Poter
Velma Jones
Ames Township
Arthur Frash
Floodwood
Amesville
F. A. Wray
Radio Sei
Pune
Rand
Fess
A. H.S
Grabea AG
Biris
Wilson
Morean
Africa
Hunt Liberi
England
Kaelin
John Meccormick
Kaelin's Jewelry Store
Legetic Edington
Sori
BON Tow
the Peoples Store
Cleveland Salvage Co
Bon Ton
East End
the Feoples Store
High Street
Bloustar, U
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