Nelsonville Groups Gather for Election Returns by Radio
Nelsonville Tuesday evening drew crowds from the Y M C A Elks Masonic club and St Mark s to hear election returns by radio. Attendees enjoyed suppers as family groups filled the church cafeteria after the open house and a first quarterly conference and official board meeting was held with a strong program.
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Nelsonville
The
Elks
Masonic Club
St Methodist Episcopal Church
Logan Luncheon Honors Out-Of-Town Guests
Mrs. Charles H. Roudebush and Mrs. Charles H. Bartlett hosted a 1 pm luncheon at Mrs. Easterlings in Logan on Tuesday. The hosts and guests traveled by car from Logan for the event. Attendees included Mrs. Mary Sellen of Marietta and several visitors from Athens Lancaster and Logan with notes of yellow and white table decor.
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Charles H. Roudebush
Charles H. Bartlett
Easterlings
Logan
Mary Sellen
Marietta
Marquis McCann Beverly
John Finsterwald
A. S. Bethel
W. E. Peters
Frank Gronws
Athens
Harry J. Nolte
G. A. Hama
Lancaster
T. R. Walburn
H. R. Harrington
L. D. Johnson
Ed C. Cooley
Nel sonville women plan district convention trip
A group of club ladies from Nel sonville will attend the district convention in Middleport, leaving Athens Thursday at 12 30 noon via the K M line to Hobson.
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Nelsonville
Middleport
Athens
Hobson
Hayborn Council to Elect Officers Tonight at 7
The Hayborn council holds a regular meeting this evening at seven o clock. Officers will be elected during the session.
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Hayborn
Hayborn Council
Holiness and Sanctification Topic at Presbyterian Meeting
Discussion on holiness and sanctification to be led by Rev. Evans at the Presbyterian prayer meeting tonight at 7 30. The talk will cover its meaning and common errors in contemporary churches.
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Evans
Foreign Missionary Society Meets Thursday at Evans Home
The Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist church will gather Thursday at 2 PM at Mrs. George Evans residence on Walnut Street. Members are urged to attend in good attendance.
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Foreign Missionary Society
Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
George Evans
Walnut Street
Rotary Club Meeting Highlights Service Message
A record attendance marked the Rotary club Tuesday evening. The Y W C A girls served the Dinty Moore dinner and the club endorsed the Y M C A barry campaign pledging support. Reverend Edwin IL Morrell of the First Methodist Church spoke on Service and gave a well received message.
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Rotary Club
Dinty Moore
Glouster voters approve three school levies and bond issue
Glouster voters backed a one mill levy a three mill levy and a 90000 bond for a new school building by large majorities. Bond race 267 to 265 one mill 853 to 221 and three mill 962 to 971. Voters total over 1200. Local results show strong party and local issue turnout with several county posts named.
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Glouster
Coolidge
Davis
la Follette
Donahey
Jenkins
Congress
Rutherford
San LeFever
E. B. Ce
Athens
Gest. R
General Assembly
Geo. W. Rose
A. J. Price
Rose
Price
T. L. Morgan
J. H. McClannahan
Pp. H. McKinley
Clark Hunter
Des Antle
Grosvenor and Ohlinger
Fromer Township
Sharpsburg Rural Changes Amid Dryspell and New Grading
Dry conditions threaten pasturage in Sharpsburg while grading work begins on Sharpsburg hill and routes toward Washington county and Bartlett. Local residents visit relatives and attend gatherings, including a Ku Klux Klan demonstration observed during a trip to Byesville.
Homer Keaton Former Resident Dies in Iowa
Chauncey born Homer Keaton son of Oscar and Mrs. Oscar Keaton of Columbus died in Iowa after tuberculosis. His body returned to Fostoria Ohio for funeral and burial this afternoon. He left Chauncey as a boy for Fostoria later moved to Iowa for health. He served in World War I and leaves a wife and a young daughter and a brother Wendel Keaton of Fostoria. Mrs Oscar Kenton is Mintie Stalder’s daughter of Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Homer Keaton
Osca
Savaton
Columbus
Iowa
Fostoria
Wendel Keaton
Oscar Keaton
Keaton
Oscar Kenton
Mintie Stalder
Funeral for George Fierce Held in Logan
Mr. and Mrs. William Stalder of The Plains and Mrs. Nancy Bowden attended the Logan funeral of George Fierce held at 1 o'clock. Burial followed at Lancaster. Mr. Fierce, born and raised in Chauncey, was a brother to Mrs. Bowden and Mrs. Mintie Stalder of Chauncey.
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William Stalder
the Plains
Nancy Bowden
Harry Stalder
Thomas Graham
Chauncey
Logan
George Fierce
Lancaster
Mr. Fierce
Bowden
Mintie Stalder
Mrs Mintie Stalder Critically Ill in West Converse Home
Mrs Mintie Stalder, residing on West Converse Street, is seriously ill at home and unable to attend the funeral of her brother, the late George Fierce. She is being cared for by her daughter Mrs William Katzenback of Chauncey.
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Mintie Stalder
West Converse Street
George Fierce
Stalder
William Katzenback
Chauncey
Chauncey M. FE church board meeting urged tonight
Members of the Chauncey M. FE church board are urgently requested to attend the board meeting at the Ichurch tonight.
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The
Chauncey M. FE. Church
Ichurch
Have a Son Born to Mr and Mrs Otto Russell in Lexington Ave
Mr and Mrs Otto Russell announce the birth of a son at their Lexington Avenue home on Tuesday morning. He is grandson to Mr and Mrs Lafe Crosser and Mr and Mrs William Russell. The mother was formerly Miss Florence Crosser of Chauncey.
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Otto Russell
Lexington Avenue
Lafe Crosser
William Russell
Florence Crosser
Chauncey
Trex Lotion Promises Clear Skin at Cline's Pharmacy
An advertisement touts Trex Lotion as a guaranteed eczema and skin blemish remedy. It claims relief from itching, inflammation, and eruptions for face and body and urges purchase at Cline's Pharmacy or from H B Denton & Co in Mt Carmel Illinois.
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Cline’s
H. B. Denton & Co
Mt. Carmel
Child awarded 750 pounds over street accident injuries
Ellen Alice Bills four years old sues West Ham Municipality claiming a steam roller frightened a horse that knocked her down in a street accident. She suffered a severe head injury and a lifelong scar. Bow County Court awarded 750 pounds to her parents.
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London
Ellen Alice Bills
Bow County Court
West Ham
Chauncey Election Day Draws Strong Turnout
Chauncey polling two precincts reported record votes with both women and men active from morning to closing time. The Chauncey Methodist Ladies Aid run a profitable Tuesday dinner at the hall, thanking donors for the feast and hall use. Herman Luckoff of Newark, New Jersey, is visiting Chauncey two weeks, staying with the Altman family on Main Street.
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Chauncey
Ladies Aid Society
Herman Luckoff
Newark
Max Altman
Main Street
Mrs Welston Hosts Birthday Party Near Mill Field
Mrs Harry Welston entertained Monday evening near Mill Field with music games and social chat for her husband birthday anniversary. At a late hour refreshments were served and the hon or guest received several useful gifts.
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Harry Welston
Millfield
Green's Run church dinner draws voters and locals
Women of Green's Run Christian Church hosted a Tuesday dinner for voters and citizens. The menu featured soup sandwiches baked beans potato salad pie ice cream and cake. The sale cleared forty dollars.
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the Green's Run Christian Church
Local visitors share time with family in Ohio towns
Mr and Mrs George William son and Gladys Braefield visit Columbus and meet his parents Mr and Mrs James Williamson. Mr and Mrs Jacob Smith and daughter Imeldia and Miss French of Nelsonville join Mr and Mrs William Ryan near Chauncey for a Sunday gathering. Erle Bridgewater hosts his mother and sister Mrs Sarah Bridgewater of Nelsonville and Mrs Slater of Murray City. Frank Ferrer and spouse join in Athens with John Palmeter and Dorothy Fisher. Clinton Courtney travels to Glouster to see Harry Colley and family.
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George Williamson
Gladys Braefield
Columbus
James Williamson
Jacob Smith
Imeldia
Miss French
Nelsonville
William Ryan
Chauncey
Erle Bridgewater
High Street
Sarah Bridgewater
Slater
Murray City
Frank Ferrer
Athens
John Palmeter
Dorothy Fisher
Clinton Courtney
Glouster
Harry Colley
Pleasant Northport guests fill weekend in Coolville area
Numerous families from Parkersburg Athens Columbus and nearby towns visited Coolville and Lottridge for Sunday dinners and socials. People toured roads work from Hocking port road to Bethel Ridge while picnics and a Vanderhoof school pie supper drew locals. Notables included the Craig family Cremeans and Pinell relatives and visiting guests from Reno Huntington and Chicago.
Local Social Notes From Huntington and Nearby Areas
Vanderhoof and Harrison of Huntington visited Alfred Cre means. Anne Runions returned to Coolville after days with Robert Runions. Roscoe Copeland stayed with Kid Chase family. Boggs enjoyed a Sunday with Leroy Boggs family near Lottridge. R J Runions and Glen White called on J W Davis. William Conant spent weekend with sister Ona Shirley in Athens. Lillie Davis visited Emma Jeffers at Lottridge. There was a half million gas well.
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Benjamin Harrison
Huntington
Alfred Cremeans
Anne Runions
Coolville
Robert Runions
Roscoe Copeland
Kid Chase
R. DP. Boggs
Leroy Boggs
Lottridge
R. J. Runions
Glen White
J. W. Davis
William Conant
Ona Shirley
Athens
Lillie Davis
Emma Jeffers
Local Social News Highlights From Athens and Surroundings
Frost Mr and Mrs Merie Johnson and children of Athens visited her parents Mr and Mrs Clif Match in Sandis Mes Duffield was a guest of Mrs Lee Little Friday night Mr and Mrs BE BK Dumfee and daughter Faye of Coolville were Sunday visitors of Mrs Dumfee s parents Mr and Mrs Frank Kinney Rialph Duffield spent Friday night with Careton Davis Misses Inez Mahan and Lucile Linton of Stewart spent the weekend at their homes here Preston King who has been working at the compressing station for several weeks has returned to
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Merie Johnson
Athens
Clif Match
Sandis Mes
Duffield
Lee Little
BE. BK. Dumfee
Faye
Coolville
Dumfee
Frank Kinney
Rialph
Pimply skin? Olive Tablets offer cleansing remedy
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets promise to cleanse the blood bowels and liver and improve facial complexion without calomel effects. The vegetable formula is gentle and effective with olive color and small nightly doses, priced 15 and 30 cents.
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Dr. Edwards
Edwards
Local Social Notes Reach Homer and Nearby Communities
Several residents attended the show The Covered Wagon at Stewart. Mr and Mrs I Tinton visited Mrs Emily Linton. Mrs Harley Perce returned from Jerseyville to her home. Mr and Mrs Bad Justice visited Lottridgwe relatives. Miss Gladys Grubb and Miss Madge Greney spent weekends with their families. Mrs Emily Brandeberry noted for Sunday school next week. Irv Imhoff and Mr Killenberger returned home after work at the Trogan station. Mrs Benjamin Davis visited West Union and her ailing mother, with improvement observed on return.
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Homer
Stewart
I. Tinton
Mr. Linton
Emily Linton
Harley Perce
Jerseyville
Bad Justice
Lod Barnhart
Lottridgwe
Gladys Grubb
Madge Greney
Edward Wyers
Emily Brandeberry
Masquerade Halloween Social in Jerseyville and Jackson County
Mrs J H Pierce and daughters Carel and Ethel visit her parents in Jerseyville. A masquerade Halloween social at the Davis home Friday drew guests including Mr and Mrs Lee Little Mr and Mrs Pearl Frost Mrs Clyde Rowell Royal Smith Virgene Carrie Letha Linton Cecla Linton Guy Parsons Gordon Parsons Gerald Kime bail and Fred Russell. Refreshments were served and attendees departed late. Winifred Mahan visited friends in Parkersburg Saturday.
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J. H. Pierce
Carel
Ethel
Jerseyville
Stewart
Fabert Fisher
Columbus
Misa Maude Thorne
Pains
Benjamin Davis
Lee Little
Mra
Pearl Frost
Mre
Clyde Rowell
Mr Royal Smith
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C. F. Wallace
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Trimble
Lyceum
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Dale Ellis
Lillian Bardin
Fred Lewis
Plantsville
Herman
H. R. McVay
Carl Porter
H. G. Henry
McVay
Porter
Sharpsburg
Bern
Washington County
Melissa Endicott Beatty
George Hanson
Henry Burns
John White
Byesville
Floyd Caldwell
Ollie Grimes
C. O
Stalder III
Akron
Dr. Einstein
Hugo Eeckener
Los Angeles
Lakehurst
N.J
Germany
Eckener
Cleveland
C. C. Stealy
W. & Watson
Parkersburg
Hufman
Chicago
Mississippi
Fred
Annie Warren
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G. W. Bailey
Marthe Wolf
Chester
Elaa Ohlinger
Pomeroy
John Pinell
Rock Street
Mrs. A. RB. Saunders
Keno
Lester Gandee
Alice Scott
Charles Gandee
Ford Cunningham
Spencer, W. Va
R. R. Cristip
E. M. Daugherty and Son
Chilllethe
F. C. Fleming
Portsmouth
Margaret Crislip
Lonnie Owens
Marsha Weber
Reno
A. M. Frame
Harold Mills
Dale
Garrett Reed
D. W. Wheaton
Children of
Lawrence Pinell
Wheeling
Mrs
Johan Pinell
Hockingport
Bethel Ridge
Big Four Mile Bridge
J. L
Coelville
Lawrence Bailey
R. P. Boggs
Lottridge School
Woo. Ashcraft
Cecil Suck
Waites Cox
Norman Ashermoan
W. Va
Theodore Suck
Ed Suck
Paul Burdette
Mildred
Mona Carmichal
Silverton
Edwin Chase
Roscoe Copland
Autmer Ackley
Vanderhoof
Frost
Art St
Madison St
Hgh St., In
J. E. Zeller
Public Square
Maida Us Maes
Boots
Prof
Amy
Irv Imhoff
Ashland
Mr. Killenberger
Sugar Grove
Trogan
West Union
Peuvely
Gwe
Hill
Mr. Hill
U. S
F. C. Stedman Co
Packers and Provisioners
F.L
S. D. Preston Co
Nelsonville, Ohio
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