Light and Power Revision Urged by City Council
Nelsonville council discusses general downward revision of city lighting and power schedules to create fair competition between providers. Service Director Burnell seeks equalization, with fireman shifted to water division to balance costs. Solicitor to determine authority. bids for a new boiler planned. committee to push city electric use in schools. Mayor’s report approved. fines total 131.90 for October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Burnell
Fred
Scott
Stover, Cotton and
Edington
E. B. Beard
Board of Education
Slater Family Guests Visit Fresno Officials
Charlies Slater of Fresno and his father Joseph Slater of Columbus were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Co G Sheppard. Mr and Mrs William Cunningham and family have returned to their home after the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies Slater
Fresno
Calif
Joseph Slater
Columbus
Co. G. Sheppard
William Cunningham
Heet Pain Relief Advertises Quick Joint Warmth
The ad describes Heet as a cork applicator pain relief liquid for pain from neuritis rheumatism or general soreness. It claims instant penetrating heat to draw out pain and stiffness in joints muscles or nerves. It emphasizes two soothing ingredients and states the product is clean non staining and costs 60 cents at drug stores.
Doctor warns on kidney health and salting for flushing
The ad promotes drinking a quart of water daily and taking Jad Salts to flush and stimulate the kidneys. It claims sluggish kidneys cause rheumatism headaches liver trouble and urinary issues and that the remedy can prevent bladder weakness and serious kidney complications.
Hundreds Attend Halloween Parade at Nelsonville
The Nelsonville Y M C A Halloween party drew hundreds for a parade from the Y across Washington and Columbus streets to Stuart’s Opera House. Prizes were awarded for best and oddest costumes, with a basketball game at the Y closing the evening as the Intermediates defeated Logan 37 to 15.
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Nelsonville
Washington
Columbus Streets
Opera House
Mellinger
Barbara Steenrod
Edison Hickman
Bob Stalter
Bobby Jones
Charlotte Lax
Edna Warner
Vanity Case
Miss Ball
Anna Foss
Anna Voigt
Pearl North
Delbert Kuhn
Stuart's Opera House
Y” Sum
Logan Intermediates
Pocahontas District School Meeting Holds Logan Session
The Pocahontas district No. 4 meeting gathered in Logan with chiefs Grace B. Curtis Ella M. Browning Nora Shelhammer and Margaret Clark in attendance. About 200 people attended including 40 from Nelsonville as Logan staged a fancy drill and Rockbridge exemplified the ballot. Dinner was served at 6 at the Pythian building by the Pythian Sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Pocahontas
Logan
Glouster
New Straitaville
Corning
Murray City
Jacksonville
Rockbridge
Buchtel
Grace B. Curtis
Ohio
Bridgeport
Ella M. Browning
Urichsville
Nora Shelhammer
New Straitsville
Margaret Clark
Nelsonville Lodge
Pythian Building
Pythian Sisters
Logan Council
Welcome address praised at district school event
The address of welcome was given by Mrs. Shiveley of Logan and the response by Margaret Clark of Nelsonville. The program was declared one of the best schools held in the district.
Harry H. Jackson Named Master at Philadorian Lodge
Harry H. Jackson was elected master of Philadorian lodge F. and A. M. at the annual meeting in the Masonic temple in Nelsonville. Officers for the year include H. H. Iler 8S. W., Raymond Raine J. W., Raymond C. Cook treasurer, C. G. Pritchard secretary, Leland G. Devore 8. D., Walter W. Lenox J. D., Mose Evans Tyler, C. L. Stout trustee. Installation followed by Harry Hickman as past master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Harry H. Jackson
Philadorian Lodge
Masonic Temple
H. H. Iler
Raymond Raine
Mose Evans
Tyler
C. L. Stout
Harry Hickman
Lodge
Nelsonville Radio League to Meet at YMCA
The Nelsonville Radio League will gather at the YMCA Wednesday evening at 8 o clock. All members and radio owners interested in better reception are urged to attend as topics of interest to fans will be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Nelsonville Radio League
Social Notes Highlights From Local Clubs
Class No. 21 of the Methodist Sunday school will meet Friday evening at Mrs Frank Gibbs and Miss Elsie Gibbs home on East Franklin street. The Past Chiefs of the Pythian sisters meet Wednesday evening with Miss Louise Pearce. I H T CLUB Julia Burnell entertained members at Monroe street. Mrs Elsie Kreppel elected president and Miss Julia Burnell secretary with guests and members listed.
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Methodist Sunday School
The
Pythian Sisters
Louise Pearce
I. H. T. Club
Julia Burnell
I. H. T. Sewing Club
Monroe Street
Elsie Kreppel
Gertrude Bliss
Ruth Cook
Florence Burnell
Malvern Wilson
Mary Cohagen
Florence Cook
Lucille Fiske
Velma Young
Leah Reynolds
Guest Day Program by Methodist Society at Mrs Howe Home
The Foreign Missionary society of the Methodist church holds its annual guest day at Mrs Retta Howe's Fort Street home at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon. Mrs Charles Monks leads devotion and Mrs Wesley Hawk heads the program. Each member to bring a guest with assistants Mrs Harry Jackson Mrs E L Morrell and Mrs L D Martin helping hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Retta Howe
Fort Street
Charles Monks
Wesley Hawk
Harry Jackson
E. L. Morrell
L. D. Martin
Halloween Party Hosted by Miss Katherine Warehime
Miss Katherine Warehime entertained friends at her home on Thursday evening with Halloween decorations. The party featured games contests and music and luncheon was served to Dorothy Hazel Warehime Marcelite Doris Wallace Ellen Davis Pauline Whitlatch Eunice Juniper Evelyn Linton Bernice Riggs Carmoleta Cagg Lucille Dishon Marie Donald Vesper Ruth Warehime. The hostess was assisted by Carmoleta Cagg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Warehime
Dorothy
Hazel Warehime
Marcelite
Doris Wallace
Ellen Davis
Pauline Whitlatch
Eunice Juniper
Evelyn Linton
Bernice Riggs
Carmoleta Cagg
Lucille Dishon
Marie
Donald
Vesper
Ruth Warehime
TO HOLD QUILTING
The Loyal Woman's class of the Christian church will quilt all day Wednesday and Friday at the home of Mrs. Sam Starkey.
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The
Christian Church
Sam Starkey
Halloween Party for Dolly Dimple Club Members
Mrs C M McMarrow hosted a Walnut Street Halloween gathering for the Dolly Dimple club. The orange and black decor featured corn stalks and autumn leaves with awards for prettiest girl Mary Francs and funniest Lulu Wolfe. Refreshments served to Esther McMarrow Ethel Hayden Mable Newton Mercedes Keeton Edna Easly Hazel Willis Doris Frank Mary Francs Jenny Juniper Juanita Brown Lulu Wolfe guests Wilma Herrold Christina Easly.
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Dolly Dimple Club
C. M. McMarrow
Walnut Street
Mary Francs
Lulu Wolfe
Esther McMarrow
Ethel Hayden
Mable Newton
Mercedes Keeton
Edna Easly
Hazel Willis
Doris Frank
Jenny
Tanlac the wonder medicine credited with dramatic recovery
Widow Anna E Heinlcke recounts severe dental illness and nervous collapse. She says Tanlac rebuilt her health, improved appetite and sleep, and she gained 23 pounds, praising the herbal remedy as nature’s tonic.
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Anna E. Heinlcke
Superior Avenue
Cleveland
Tanlac
Ethical Principles Should Be Taught At University
Dr. E B Bryan president of the university spoke at freshman convocation on campus religious work. The program informs students about the university pastor Y M C A and the student friendship fund with a fundraising campaign starting next Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Bryan
Student Friendship Fund
Bryan
School of Religion
Charles D. Giauque
David Todd
Homer Young
Athens Board Concludes Meeting With Light Agenda
Payment of regular bills was the only business transacted by the Athens board of education at their regular meeting last night. George Whipple, a board member, said the Athens schools are running smoothly and facilitating the board’s work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Board of Education
George Whipple
Athens
Life Is Too Fast Says Yale Dean
New Haven Conn Nov 2 Modern life is too fast for humans to endure and is gradually driving man insane. Dean Charles R Brown of the Yale divinity school said in an address. He added that the strain of life today causes women especially to lose self control and finally have a mental collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven, Conn
U.R
Charles R. Brown
Yale Divinity School
Fourth district business not as favorable in latest Fed report
Cleveland November report from the Federal Reserve Bank says business conditions in the fourth district are not as favorable as last month. Crops suffered, iron and steel slowed, and building permits lag behind a year ago while coal trade remains comparatively good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
U.R
Federal Reserve Bank
Three Octogenarians in Brooklyn Vote for Lincoln
In Brooklyn New York three residents all aged eighty or more will cast ballots for Abraham Lincoln in the upcoming election. They are among the oldest voters to participate and reflect enduring support for the Union leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
N. Y
Abraham Lincoln
Private detectives hired to guard polls in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati the manufacturer known as "Golden Rule" Nash has deployed 150 private detectives to monitor polling places for fraud. The move signals intensified election oversight amid concerns of irregular voting practices.
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Cincinnati
Nash
Two Miners Injured in Modoc Coal Mine Incident
Two miners Andrew Konaste and John Swoik were trapped by a fall while removing a slab at Mine No. 281 in Modoc on Monday evening. Konaste, 30, sustained a dislocated left hip and leg injuries. Swoik, 42, fractured the right leg. Both were attended by Dr. Crawford and Dr. von Scheele. Swoik later transferred to Grant Hospital, Columbus.
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Glouster
Modoc
Andrew Konaste
John Swoik
Crawford
von ‘Scheele
Konaste
Swoik
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Prominent Glouster Miner Lewis Jones Dies at 82
Lewis Jones Sr. 82 longtime mining figure in Glouster died at 8 50 Sunday night at his Republic avenue home. Survived by wife six children including Mrs Ellis Cincinnati Mrs Fagin and Miss Jones Athens and others. Funeral Wednesday at 7 pm at home with Rev D L Browning. Burial West Union street cemetery Athens. He moved from Wales to the U S in 1866 and settled in Glouster in 1892. He served on the Glouster city council and helped launch many town improvements.
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Glouster
Lewis Jones
Republic Avenue
Jones
William Ellis
Harry Fagin
Anna Jones
Cincinnati
J. E. Jones
Uniontown
M. A.carter
Columbus
Athens
D. L. Browning
West Union Street
Odd Fellow
Shawnee
Glouster Aore
Wales
Boy Scouts Meet Wednesday In Glouster
Troop 2 of Boy Scouts will meet in the social room at the Methodist church Wednesday evening from 7 to 8 o'clock. All boys over 12 years of age desiring to join the scouts are urged to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Methodist Church
Sanders Bailey Nuptials In Columbus Rites
Miss Ethel Sanders of this city and W O Bailey of Athens wed in Columbus last Thursday. The ceremony was conducted by Rev S A Crouz of the Eighth Avenue Presbyterian Church. Attending were Mr and Mrs George Mathers of Columbus.
Man Permitted to Enter Sanitarium for Seven Weeks
Lake Murphy Nelsonville was permitted by the Franklin county commissioners to enter the sanitarium for seven weeks of tubercular treatment. In other actions, five cars of slag were ordered for Green Law road at Waterloo to improve grading and make it passable for winter months.
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Lake Murphy
Nelsonville
Franklin County
Green Law Road
Waterloo
Miners Idle for Election Day Holiday
Nov 2. United Mine Workers observes the election holiday. All mines in the sub district are idle, allowing every adult miner to vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Mine Workers
Hi Y Meets Social Relations Discussion at Athens High
The Athens Hi Y club held a round table discussion on social relations at the high school this noon. Mary Connett, dean of girls at Athens high school, led the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Hi-Y
Mary Connett
Athens High School
New Directory Of Students On Sale At Ohio University
The Ohio university directory for the first semester of 1926 27 was placed on sale yesterday afternoon. It includes two sections a staff list and a student list with each name plus rank course home town address Athens address and telephone number. The staff lists 281 employees and the student list 2002 students.
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Ohio University
Athens
Local families visit relatives in city and abroad
Mrs Don Burt and son Jimmie of Wapakoneta spend a week in the city with Mrs Catherine Daugherty and with relatives in Athens. Mr and Mrs D D Brush return to Columbus after visits with Mr and Mrs J H Henshaw and with Mr and Mrs A Biddison at Trimble. Rita Sheeran returns to St Aloysius Academy New Lexington after a home visit. Grace Dunnett of Columbus was guest of her mother Mrs Lalla Dunnett over Sunday.
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Galena
Will Pierce
Franklin Street
Gladys
Lillian Tigner
Zanesville
W. C. Tigner
Viola Shreves
Ruth Prose
Edith Cornell
Fanne Farley
Rhea
Freda Baker
Virginia Bethel
Margaret Moore
Gallipolis
W. L. Barker
J. M. Hyde
William Morgan
W. H. Parks
James Sharp
Athens
Henry Crawford
Cleveland
Flossie Crawford
Harriett Sommers
Toledo
Vernon Bush
Columbus
Phil Kelch
Henry Sayre
Barberton
Ohio
Redempa Sines
H. A. Sines
Harry Sines
Portsmouth
Ashland
L. G. Matheny
Will
St. Louis
Roy Smathers
Florence Wendle
Buchtel
Don Burt
Jimmie
Wapakoneta
Grace Dunnett
Lalla Dunnett
Mechanicsburg PTA Meets Next Friday Evening
Richland Ave November 1 The Mechanicsburg Parent Teacher Association will hold its regular meeting next Friday evening with a program and business session. Prior meeting elected O B R Reading as president and Dr S H Bings gave the address and sang solos with Mrs Bing at the piano. A new furnace is planned for the school. Attendance for seventh and eighth grades was 99 percent last month and will be raised to 100 this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland, Ave
Mechanicsburg
Parent-Teacher Association
O. B R. Reading
H. Bings
Miss Martin
Portsmouth
Marietta
Martin
James
Cromley
Tippie
Poereronth
New Picture of Hereafter Needed by Cathedral Leader
The Very Rev Howard Robbins at the cathedral of St John the Divine urged drawing a new Heaven and Hell, discarding obsolete hymns. He said literal fire and brimstone and pearly gates remain outdated for intelligent people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.P
Heaven
Hell
Howard Robbins
S&j
John the Divine
Kiwanis Club Dinner Highlights Local Talent
Athens Kiwanis hosts a social evening featuring Four-H clubs from the area. C. C. assistant club leader and W. W. Groundfield district supervisor speak, with Dewey Goddard of Amesville performing numerous vocal solos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Kiwanis Club
At & Demir Te
Tn ‘Berry
C. C. Sistant
W. W. Groundfield
Dewey Goddard
Amesville
Kilis Self and Chied Los Angeles Now
Mrs frerry Inwood aged 30 is pressed by health issues in Los Angeles today. Her two children Lutterry aged 6 and Willard aged 2 are affected as authorities consider care arrangements.
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Los Angeles
Frerry Inwood
chinGs Lutterry
Willard
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Nelsonville Council
Tanlag
Education Board
Mathers
Goluster
Clyde Craig
James ‘Hill
Irene
Grace
Betty
Mary Hill
Genevieve
Bert Judson
Julia
Pauline
Marion Elliott
Harry Errett
Charles and
Garnet
Miles Johnson
Gertrude Viney
Dorothy McNab
Vera Hartman
Francis Love
Boy Scouts
Glouster Temple
Diamond — Dept
Burlington
Vermon
Holy Land
Mediterranean
James Boring
Italy
James W. Boring
Soera
Crea
Ceryfa
Rec
Bible House
New York City
Heron Fide
Robbins
Kilis
Chied
Muet
Pazo
United States
Paris Medicine CO
Beaumont and Pine Streste
St. Lovis
Sonas
Richardson
Furniture Company
Ant Dalia
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