Saga to be distributed June 4 in Nelsonville
Nelsonville May 26 The Saga scarlet and gray annual for the class of 1925 goes to press at Bartletts and will likely be ready around June 4. The volume, larger than prior years, features extensive reading material and many cuts. Subscriptions exceed prior totals but fall short of the desired quota.
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Nelsonville
Bartlett's
Betty Mechem
Noy Washburn
Fred Preston
Adeline Ray
Ralph Elliott
Helen DevVol
Thelma Young
Louise Lairson
Harry Kelley
Josephine Porter
Mr. Fay
Mayor Court Hears Liquor Charge and Threats Case
Keplar Dorr Run drew a $100 fine and costs in Mayor Lax's court for possessing liquor. Loving Bennett pleaded not guilty to intoxication with hearing set for Wednesday evening. John Naughton was assessed costs and twenty days in county jail for using menacing threats.
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Nelsonville
Keplar
Dorr
Lax
Bennett
John Naughton
Y M C A Announces Summer Recreation Schedule
The Y M C A physical department outlines summer activities including boys ages 9 1 2 to 12 in recreation hall with two games weekly and postgame swimming, boys under 15 and under 18 baseball leagues on specific weekdays with swim times, girls and schoolgirls swim blocks, and men’s leagues in baseball volleyball at the high school gym with schedules noted.
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Nelsonville
Y. M. C. A. Physical Department
Recreation Hall
Knowlton Party Honors Plains Guests at Country Home
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Knowlton hosted a Saturday evening party at their Albany area country home. Guests from The Plains included Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Coon, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Nichols, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Cook, Miss Lucille North, and Harry Rollison. Athens attendees were Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Hawk, Mrs. Fields, Mildred and Arthur McDaniel. Albany residents Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Scott also attended. Music, dancing, and refreshments followed the gathering.
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Chauncey
Oscar Knowlton
Albany
Plains
Arthur Coon
W. C. Nichols
Arthur Wilson
F. B. Cook
Lucille North
Harry Rollison
The
W. M. Hawk
Fields
Mildred
Arthur McDaniel
Athens
Samuel Scott
Reverend Courtney Leaves Chauncey for State Christian Church Convention
The Rev. G B Courtney of Chauncey departed today for Newark to attend the state convention of the Christian church in session there.
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Chauncey
G. B. Courtney
Christian Church
Newark
the Christian Church
Weekend visitors at The Plains from Buchtel and Orbiston
May 26 report from Chauncey notes weekend guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Levi P. Smith in The Plains. Attendees include Mrs. Cook Mrs. Powers Mrs. Thomas Mrs. Porter Sweazy and her son Mrs. Ollie Hart all of Buchtel and Misses Grace and Ellen Jones of Orbiston.
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Chauncey
Levi P. Smith
the Plains
Cook
Powers
Thomas
Porter Sweazy and
Ollie Hart
Buchtel
Grace
Ellen Jones
Orbiston
Miss Haz el McDonald Hosts The Plains Gathering
Miss Haz el McDonald entertained at her home on The Plains on Sunday honoring Everett and Clarence Chesser of Union Gay McDonald of Hocking Carrie Bryan Opal Hale and Frank Cook all of The Plains.
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Chauncey
Hazel McDonald
the Plains
Everett
Clarence Chesser
Union
Gay McDonald
Hocking
Carrie Bryan
Opal Hale
Frank Cook
Plains Social Roundup Completes Weekend Visits
The Plains residents hosted and visited relatives and friends on Sunday. Gerald Woodyard and Goldie Woodyard of The Plains visited family in Pomeroy. The Tedrows and Letta Givens from Payton joined Charles Barker hosts in The Plains. John Ruttter of Logan stayed with M. OQ Bryan in The Plains. Elmer Coon hosted Arthur Coon and Doris. Mary McCafferty of Chauncey returned from a visit with Mrs. Elmer Coon. The Moores of The Plains spent Sunday in Athens visiting Mrs. Frank Moore. John Gabriel and Roscoe Shields, power line workers from Gallipolis, spent Sunday at The Plains.
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Austin Woodyard
Gerald
Goldie
the Plains
Pomeroy
W. M. Tedrow
Letta Givens
Payton
Charles Barker
John Ruttter
Logan
M. OQ. Bryan
Elmer Coon
Arthur Coon
Doris
Mary McCafferty
Chauncey
Harry Moore
Melvin
Athens
Frank Moore
John Gabriel
Roscoe Shields
Gallipolis
Local Social Updates From Chauncey and Lexington
Mrs. 8. D. Jackson shows improvement at home in Lexington Avenue. Mrs. Andy Heading remains critically ill after a paralysis stroke. Mrs. Howard Hillyer and Mrs. William Hillyer visit Chauncey, leaving for Akron. Miss Minnette Pendergrass returns from Athens visit to Chauncey. Mrs. Henry Morgan and Mrs. Jack Branham dine with the Meinharts on Monday. Mrs. Clifford Courtney of Corning visits Chauncey guest of Mrs. Clinton Courtney on High Street.
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8. D. Jackson
Lexington Avenue
Andy Heading
Howard Hillyer
William Hillyer
Chauncey
Robert Hilyer
May Avenue
Akron
Minnette Pendergrass
Kay Gardner
Athens
Henry Morgan
Jack Branham
George Meinhart
Clifford Courtney
Corning
Chauncey Monday
Clinton Courtney
High Street
Scouts Prepare Summer Use of Healthhaven Camp
Athens boy scouts will use Healthhaven camp on the Hocking river almost daily after school ends. The three city troops and junior scouts share the camp, with Troop 2 building a large campfire circle. They plan practice for the scout track and field event and later hold crafts lessons and picnics with moonlight boat rides.
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Athens
Healthhaven
Hocking
Sugar Creek
Flapper Fashion Note Cited By Newark Tribune
A Newark Tribune remark notes many flappers feel undressed without makeup, reflecting 1920s beauty norms and social expectations.
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Newark
CIA American Tribune
City Youth Sports Plans and Camp Schedule
The city under 21 team will play on Thursdays Saturdays and holidays with picked players. A track meet is planned for all city boys under 15 and 18 about July 25. A camp for boys under 16 will be held July 7 to 14.
Legion to Meet Nelsonville for Memorial Day Plans
Gren ford Dugan will host a meeting at their home in Nelsonville tonight to finalize Memorial Day arrangements. The gathering aims to complete events and ceremonies for the holiday observance.
Morrell to Speak at Greenlawn Veterans Address
Nelsonville bulletin notes Rev. Edwin Morrell will speak Saturday at Greenlawn for veterans of the three wars delivering the day’s address to attendees.
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Morrell
Nelsonville
Greenlawn
Fern Parry Leaves for Phoenix Visit then Pacific Coast
Nelsonville dispatch reports Miss Fern Parry leaving for Phoenix Arizona to visit sister Miss Mary. After Phoenix they plan to motor onward to the Pacific coast for travel and sightseeing.
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Nelsonville
Fern Parry
Phoenix
Ariz
Mary
Pacific Coast
Soup Dinner Promises Fun for Educational Club
The Educational club hosts a soup dinner on Wednesday at noon in the Junior Order hall. The public is invited to attend this community event and enjoy lunch and company.
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Nelsonville
Educational Club
Junior Order
Taylor announces Christina Nelsonville marriage to Everett Shivers
Nelsonville notice announces Christina Taylor wed Everett Shivers in Logan on January 13, 1925. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Taylor.
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Nelsonville
Thomas ‘Taylor
Christina
Everett Shivers
Logan
Maccabee Party to Stage The Sweet Family Playette
Maccabees of Haydenville host a community hall gathering at Haydenville Community Hall on Wednesday evening featuring a playette titled The Sweet Family.
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Nelsonville
The
Maccabees of
Haydenville
Local Review Captures Prize at State Convention
Twenty eight members of Nelsonville Review No. 240 returned from Columbus where they attended the state convention. Mrs. Bessie Bland served as official delegate. The sessions opened with a large banquet for the state commander and a parade followed on Thursday attracting 1500 members.
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Nelsonville Review
Nelsonville
Nelsonville Review No. 240
Columbus
Bessie Bland
Armand Drug Co Whisky Withdrawal Alleged in Ohio
Three or eleven men reportedly withdrew whiskey from Hayner distilleries at Troy Ohio by Armand Drug and Candy Co of Cleveland. The whiskey, claimed for medicinal use, is alleged to have entered bootleg channels. Russell and Copeland face accusations of deceitful and corrupt practices for approving withdrawal permits and failing to oversee shipment and final disposition of the liquor.
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Armand Drug and Candy Co
Cleveland
Hayner
Troy
Russell
Copeland
Armand
United States Declines Involvement In European Pact
The White House today reaffirmed that the government will not entangle itself in European affairs. President Coolidge stated that the United States cannot participate in the proposed European security pact under discussion abroad.
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Washington
White House
Coolidge
United States
Rail Time Card Trains Departing Athens Through Day
The schedule lists K and M trains with northbound departures from Athens at 6 33 a m 11 05 a m 2 51 p m and southbound departures at 12 25 p m 5 31 p m and 9 00 p m. Hocking Valley northbound 6 45 a m 11 49 a m daily except Sunday and southbound arrivals 10 35 a m 4 20 p m 9 40 p m. Westbe Eastbe and Ohio service shows times 4 24 a m 8 17 a m 10 12 p m 2 46 a m 7 15 p m.
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Athens
Atl
Msiley
Katzenbachs head west as daughter falls ill in Forsythe
Nelsonville May 26 Mrs Jacob N Katzenbach travels to Forsythe Montana for her daughter in law Mrs Stephen Bour who is seriously ill. Mr Katzenbach and Miss Mabie plan to depart by motor soon after city schools close.
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Nelsonville
Jacob N. Katzenbach
Forsythe
Mont
Stephen Bour
Katzenbach
Miss Mabie
Papers are Accepted Miles Q. Sheppard of This City
Miles Q. Sheppard of this city has papers accepted in the matter.
Mrs Sheppard Joins D A R via Captain Silas Zane
A Washington recipient has been accepted as a member of the national D A R using the services of Captain Silas Zane. She is the first descendant of Captain Zane to present his name to the national society.
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Washington
National Society of the D. A. R
Silas Zane
Sheppard
Captain Zane
National Society
Death summons families to Nelsonville for Mrs Bumgardner
Nelsonville on May 26 reports the death of Mrs. William Bumgardner. Relatives named include Robert Farrow of Marion, Roy Farrow of Detroit, Dale Farrow of Columbus, James Kays of Pleasant City, and Oscar Bates of Cambridge, all invited by the death in this city.
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Nelsonville
Robert Farrow
Marion
Roy Farrow
Detroit
Mich
Dale Farrow
Columbus
James Kays
Pleasant City
Oscar Bates
Cambridge
William Bumgardner
James Murphy Weekend Guest of Cleveland Mother
James Murphy of Cleveland spent the weekend as a guest of his mother, Mrs. Margaret Murphy.
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James Murphy of
Cleveland
Margaret Murphy
Huntington Couple Attends Aunt's Funeral in Athens
Mr and Mrs L B Moore of Huntington West Virginia were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Frank Moore and attended the funeral of their aunt Mrs A C Painter in Athens.
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L. B. Moore
Huntington, W. Va
Frank Moore
A. C. Painter
Athens
Joe Davis Heads to Philadelphia for Devon Horse Show
Nelsonville reports Joe Davis departed for Philadelphia to enter several of his fancy horses in the Devon horse show on the eve of the event.
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Nelsonville
Joe Davis
Philadelphia
Car Crash Near Logan Strikes Kalt Party
Mr and Mrs William Kalt and two daughters of Jacksonville and H A Rogers of Glouster escaped serious injury when a car driven by Gerald McLaughlin of Logan skidded while passing, struck the Kalt vehicle and overturned it three miles north of Logan. The top and one wheel were demolished. occupants suffered minor cuts and bruises. Ed Kurtzman was the contractor in charge of the work.
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Glouster
William Kalt
Jacksonville
H. A. Rogers
Gerald McLaughlin
Logan
Kalt
McLaughlin
Rodgers
Rogers
Canal Winchester
Surprise Birthday Dinner Near Pisgah For C P Baker
More than 125 people gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Baker near Pisgah for a surprise birthday dinner on Sunday. Mr. Baker turned 76 and Mrs. Baker was 74 the prior Tuesday. Morgan county cooks contributed twenty four cakes for the spread. Attendees included several from the city despite disagreeable weather.
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Glouster
C. P. Baker
Pisgah
Morgan County
Degree Work Tonight at Thea Chapter O E S
Degree work will be conducted at a meeting of Thea Chapter O E S in Glouster tonight. Following the ceremony, refreshments will be served and a social time will be enjoyed.
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Thea Chapter
Building second story glouter on Republic avenue
May 26 report states Dr. J. H. Elias is adding a second story to his cottage on Republic avenue. When finished the residence will be modern and improved.
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Glouster
J. H. Elias
Republic Avenue
Mine Workers Leader Heads to Cambridge Meeting
GLOUSTER May 26 Robert Marshall president of United Mine Workers in sub district No 1 left for Cambridge to attend a mass meeting of mine workers in subdistrict No 6 which Guernsey county is part of.
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Glouster
Robert Marshall
United Mine Workers
Cambridge
Guernsey County
Unfair Practices Debate on Brick Trust Tactics
Harper accuses the brick trust of shifting blame to a publicity agent and claims the Junction City plant profits under current administration. He says the attack targets Mr. Fouts, masking misstatements and figure juggling by the trust.
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The
Brick Trust
Harper
Junction City
Fouts
Man Mistakenly Donates Gold Coin Then Penny
In Middletown Connecticut a near sighted man placed a gold piece in a church collection. The next day he told the treasurer he meant to give a penny. The treasurer returned the gold piece and the man, grateful, gave a quarter to the official after the penny was collected.
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Middletown, Conn
Neuritis Relief Ad Promises Nerve Pain Cure
An advertised remedy claims to relieve neuritis with Eopa Neuritis Tablets. The pitch notes sharp pains in the shoulder neck and limbs and offers a narcotics free formula endorsed by physicians. Priced at $1.00 with mail order option through McKee Drug Co. and others.
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Exec
McKee Drug Co
Pittsburgh Coal Company wage scale and production notes
The document compares 1917 and 1918 wage scales and coal output, noting 14,000,000 tons in 1918 and discussing wage levels for union and non union labor. It argues that lowering the current scale could aid market recovery, while wage changes in the South would rise with shortened hours and competitive prices.
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Pittsburgh Coal Company
Scientist claims heat-measuring instrument for bright stars
London reports Prof. C V Boys announces a perfected instrument designed to measure the heat emitted by the brightest stars, promising new insights into stellar radiation.
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London
C. V. Boys
Bootleggers on Run Says Haynes Prohibition Chief
Prohibition Commissioner Roy Haynes announced that bootleggers are on the run due to federal land and naval warfare against liquor traffic. He said all enforcement agencies are working together and predicted a successful outcome of the rum war.
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Washington
Roy Haynes
Haynes
Scoutmaster W G Silvus Confined at Home With Mumps
Local scoutmaster and officer in the American Legion and Izaak Walton League W G Silvus is confined to his home after contracting mumps. He serves in community youth programs and veteran activities.
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W. G. Silvus
American Legion
Izaak Walton League
Three New Rotarians Receive Local Induction
J K Batley Bit Berry manager Don C Peden Ohio University coach and Frank Rauch Ranch owner were received into the Rotary club as new members at a noon ceremony Tuesday at Berry Hotel. John R Patterson chaired the education committee.
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J. KE. Batley
Bit Berry
Don C. Peden
Ohio University
Frank Rauch
Rotary
Berry Hotel
John R. Patterson
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Y. M
Chauncey News
the Plains Personals
Chauncey Personals
America
Ohio
Miles Q. Sheppard
Glouster News
Ed Kurtzman
Wilton
For All
Rot
Love Bros
Tee
Mvvyis
Shop For Children
North Court Street
Lash
Silvus
Waeterman
Athens Book & News
Herm
Presley
Kerr Hardware
Hutchins
M and Berard
Stepins
Gore
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