District Rally Guests Include W B A Leaders in Nelsonville
Nelsonville Ohio November 10 Mrs Nellie Co V Heppert Akron commander of the Ohio Manns Benefit Association and Miss Ina Hoover New Salem district deputy will be guests at the district rally in Nelsonville Wednesday. The affair includes reviews from Logan Haydenville Athens New Salem and Nelsonville with a 5 30 dinner at Junior Order hall and a program at the Klan hall. A class of 100 members will be presented and the degree team will drill. Addresses will be made by Mrs Heppert and Miss Hoover.
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Nelsonville
Nellie Co. V. Heppert
Akron
Ohioman’s Benefit Association
Ina Hoover
New Salem
He Ld
Logan
Haydenville
Athens
E Ginner
Hoodlett's
Heppert
Miss Hoover
Nelsonville Review
W A
Chapter Elects Officers Monday in Nelsonville
St Bernard chapter No 156 R A M met at the Masonic temple and elected officers for the year. New officers include H P D B Lowden king F H Ervin scribe C E Washburn measurer James Sharp secretary G Pritchard C of H Harry Hickman P S M E Green R A 2d G M Floyd Steenrod 1st G M Walter Wolfe ard Moses J Evans trustees C Stout H Hiller C H Bartlett.
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Nelsonville
St. Bernard
Madonic Temple
H. P
D. B. Lowden
King
F. H. Ervin
C. E. Washburn
James Sharp
G. Pritchard
Harry Hickman
P. S
M. E. Green
R. A
Floyd Steenrod
G. M. 3d V
A. Vorhees
G. M. 2d V
E. K. Sole
G. M
Walter Wolfeard
Moses J. Evans
Trustees
C. Stout
H. H.ller
C. H. Bartlett
Oyster Supper Meeting at Moose Hall in Nelsonville
Nelsonville Moose order invites all members to a Wednesday evening meeting at the hall on November 11. The agenda includes degrees and other business, followed by serving oysters.
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Nelsonville
Moose Order
Eastern Star to Elect Officers at Masonic Temple
In Nelsonville on November 10 at 7 p m Eudora chapter Order of the Eastern Star will hold an election of officers for the coming year at the Masonic temple attendance expected from local members and neighbors.
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Nelsonville
Masonic Temple
Eudora Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Colored B Y P U to Honor Soldiers at Masonic Hall
The Colored B Y P U of First Baptist Church invites the public to a program and reception honoring former World War I Spanish American and Civil War veterans at the Masonic Hall on November 7:30 p.m.
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Nelsonville
First Baptist
Turch
Masonic Hall
M. E. Services Draw Large Crowds in Nelsonville
Nelsonville church services Sunday drew large congregations with special music. The morning sermon continued a series on Prayer, focusing on the objective and subject value of prayer as preached by the pastor.
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Nelsonville
Mrs Mulligan Improves After Columbus Hospital Operation
Friends report Mrs Thomas Mulligan's condition improved after a serious operation at Mt. Carmel hospital Columbus. Mrs Mulligan underwent surgery Wednesday and Miss Mulligan has returned home. Mrs Ciara Stedem of Little Rock is with her mother in Columbus.
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Nelsonville
Thomas Mulwill
Mulligan
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Columbus
Ny Mulligan
Ciara Stedem
Little Rock
Ark
Local Notes of Delays and Visits Across Town
Ed Healy underwent an operation at Mt. Carmel hospital Monday and is reported to be recovering. Mrs. Healy stays with him. Mrs. Wilfred Edgell and daughter returned to Lancaster after a two week visit here. Miss Gladys Tigner of Zanesville and Miss Naomi Tolliver with Miss Ilian Tigner drove to Logan Monday to visit friends. Wilbur Duskey left Monday for a Columbus hospital for treatment. Mrs. Robert Lyle of Springfield attended Cook funeral Saturday. Margaret Curran spent Saturday and Sunday in Columbus to visit a sister ill at Mt. Carmel hospital. Miss Gladys Tigner of Zanesville visited weekend with Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Tigner of Nelsonville. Edith Kelly and Elmer of Columbus visited Saturday with friends. Violet Woodard spent the weekend in Huntington, West Virginia, at the home of her daughter, Mrs. George Hellman.
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Ed Healy
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Ely
Healy
Wilfred Edgell
Daughtr
Lancaster
Gladys Tigner
Zanesse
Naomi Tolliver
Ilian Tigner
Logan
Wilbur Duskey
Columbus
Robert Lyle
Springfield
Cook
Margaret Curran
Mt.el Hospital
Zanesville
W. C. Tigner
Nelsonville
Edith Kelly
Elmera
Violet Woodard
Huntington
W. Va
Eorge Hellman
Legion Dance and Card Party Set for November 11
Nelsonville reports a Legion home event with members and friends invited for a dance and card games starting Wednesday evening November 11.
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Nelsonville
Legion
Orthophonic Victrola Promised for Muate Furnishings
Muate will be supplied with a new Orthophonic Victrola as part of upcoming furnishings, completing the planned audio setup.
Flags Installed for Armistice Day Display in Nelsonville
American Legion reports the installation of twenty five new flags to be displayed along streets in Nelsonville’s residential sections on Armistice Day November 11.
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Nelsonville
American Legion
Public square lights now auto regulated by clock
In Nelsonville on November 16 the public square cluster lights have been connected with a clock and are now automatically regulated.
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Nelsonville
Oakdale Man Fined for Killing Skunk
Elmer Nott of Oakdale was fined 25 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to illegal fur possession for a skunk hide. Game Protector B. T. LeFever found the fur in a hollow log on Nott’s premises, aided by the skunk odor.
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Glouster
Elmer Nott
Oakdale
Squire Dewland
Nott
B. T. LeFever
LeFever
Scout Movement Draws 25 Boys In Glouster
Glouster reports strong interest in the Boy Scout movement with more than twenty five boys attending the latest gathering. Two troops meet weekly at 7 pm on Monday and Thursday at the Methodist church. Scouts are community oriented and invite boys from various churches to join, with encouragement to attend services of their own faith.
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Glouster
Methodist Church
Mission Society to Meet at Urbancrest Home
The Missionary society of the Church of Christ will meet at the home of Mrs. E. J. Eddy in Urbancrest on Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. All members are requested to attend.
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Mission Society
Glouster
The
Missionary Society of the Church of Christ
E. J. Eddy
Urbancrest
Former Glouster Resident Helps Return Juvenile Boys
Charles LaFollett of the Columbus public welfare department visited Glouster and brought two Athens County boys, Vachis Matyskelio, 15, and Ed Moleski, 12, to Athens where the juvenile court placed them under observation. The boys were sent to their homes Monday by the court.
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Glouster
Charles LaFollett
Public Welfare Department
Columbus
Street Tarring Will Continue In Glouster
At an adjourned council meeting on Monday night a resolution approved continuing the tarring of Spring Street. Engineer Richards said the contract was signed for the Walsall addition sewer work and the group will inspect carloads of tiling received for the sewer after reports that the tiling did not meet specs.
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Glouster
Spring Street
Richards
Walsall
Initiation Planned at White Rose Temple No 62
GLOUSTER Nov 10 There will be initiation at the meeting of White Rose Temple No 62 Pythian Sisters to be held Wednesday night Members of the degree staff are requested to wear white.
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Glouster
White Rose Temple
Pythian Sisters
Aged Woman Dies in Hollister After Stroke
Mrs. Cornelia Rodgers 76 died Monday at 11 in Hollister at the home of Mr and Mrs Bernard Smith following a stroke. She came from Kanawha county West Virginia eleven months ago. Her husband and two children predeceased her. Burial will be in Hartford cemetery.
Mine Worker Fatally Hurt In Collision At Glouster
Glouster November 10 Dick Johnson colored of this city was caught between a car and another vehicle in a mine yard accident. He suffered injuries described as painful and grave with quick transfer to a hospital.
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Glouster
Dick Johnson
Sib
Leonard Adams Hurt In Mine Accident
Hollister resident Leonard Adams was trapped between a motor and a car at Mine 266 Tuesday morning. His knee cap and left arm were injured with the arm swelling to a degree that fracture could not be determined. Doctor Crawford attended him in Hollister.
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Glouster
Leonard Adams
Hollister
Crawford
Adams
Miner Kicked by Work Horse at Hunterdon Mine
William Franken of Glouster is confined at home after a horse being broken in at Mine 267 in Hunterdon room kicked him. He was loading coal when the loose horse struck him, splitting his nose on coal and possibly fracturing a shoulder blade. Nearby, Parker Boudinot of New Lexington and Miss Elsie Williams of Lancaster visited C. H. Boudinot’s family near Millfield.
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Glouster
William Franken
Hunterdon
Mr. Franken
Parker Boudinot
New Lexington
Elsie Williams
Lancaster
C. H. Boudinot
Millfield
Trimble Grange Elects New Officers At Regular Meeting
The Trimble Grange held its monthly session at the Trimble hall with a lengthy review of financial affairs. New officers for the coming year were elected and a substantial attendance is anticipated at the next meeting. Pineabae Grange plans its next regular session for the first Saturday in December.
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Trimble
Fof
Pineabae Grange
Unions Disbanded by Chinese Authorities on Chinese Eastern Railway
All Russian secret unions organized by Reds and Whites on the Chinese Eastern Railway are being disbanded by Chinese authorities. The groups had grown in numbers and sparked many quarrels among factions.
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Harbin
China
Juvenile crime in England linked to easy sales of stolen goods
London police report that minors sell stolen articles with little resistance encouraging crime. Officials are arresting buyers who purchase items from juveniles to curb the practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Columbus Mannerchoir to mark 77th anniversary
The Columbus Mannerchoir, a local German society of singers, will celebrate its seventy seventh anniversary at Hotel Fort Hayes tonight. More than 250 people, including members from Cleveland and Cincinnati, will participate in the program.
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Columbus
Columbus Mannerchoir
Fire Indirectly Causes Death of Medical Student
A fire at J. H. Zinn Lumber Co. in Columbus led to the indirect death of Donald J. Messenger, 22, a freshman at Ohio State. Four firemen injured and property valued at $50,000 destroyed as Messenger fell from a fraternity porch while others watched the blaze. A discarded cigarette is suspected. investigators probe the cause.
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Columbus
J. H.zinn Lumber Company
Donald J. Messenger
Marion
J. F. Messenger
Marion County
Young Messenger
Ohio State University
Phi Chi Medical
West Ninth Avenue
University Hospital
High Masons to Meet Tomorrow in Athens
There will be a special meeting of Athens Commandery No. 15 Knights Templar at the Masonic Temple. Eminent Commander J. L. Duncan said petitions will be read and degree work in the Order of Red Cross and Malta conducted. Field day meets are planned and annual inspection will occur after the holiday season with the Grand Commander of Ohio or his representative present.
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Athens
Knights Templar
Masonic Temple
J. L. Duncan
Order of Red Cross
Malta
Ohio
Columbus
Tiffin
Beautify It With Just Dip to Tint or Boil to Dye
A 15 cent package promises simple directions for tinting and dyeing many fabrics. It advises choosing Diamond Dyes and tells whether the material is wool or silk or linen cotton or mixed, to inform the druggist before dyeing.
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Fach
France's Vines Loses Narrow Decision in New York Bout
Lightweight champion Acien Vines from Europe fell to Charlie Rosen of New York after 13 rounds in a disputed decision. Most ringside critics favored Vines, but he failed to secure a decisive advantage against a relatively novice opponent.
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Loges
New York
Acien Vines
Champis
Europe
Charlie Rosen
Vines
Brave five year old hailed in Tonbridge rescue effort
In Tonbridge England five year old Jackie Bygrave is acclaimed for attempting to save his sister when her clothes caught fire. Additional details about the incident are incomplete in the report.
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Tiny Tot
Bero
Musterole Relief Without Mustard Plaster
An ad touts Musterole as a clean white ointment that replaces old mustard plasters. It claims quick pain relief when rubbed in and lists uses from sore throat to bronchitis and chest colds, noting it may prevent pneumonia.
Fire Incident Leaves Suffering Injuries In Attempted Rescue
A fire incident resulted in Jackie suffering severe injuries after trying to tear burning clothes from his sister's body during the blaze. The event underscores dangers faced by bystanders during residential fires.
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Jackie
The Day Divider in Chinese Time Study
The Chinese day is divided into thirteen double hour periods, each spanning two hours. This ancient system assigns a specific earthly branch label to each two hour segment for timekeeping.
Heet Pain Healer Advertises Quick Relief
An advertorial touts Heet as a fast acting topical remedy using an applicator and cork brush to deliver penetrating heat. It claims immediate relief from back pain stiffness and soreness and promises easing of rheumatic neuritis in joints muscles and nerves. The product is advertised as stain free non irritant and priced at 60 cents in drug stores.
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T. A. Castell
Murray City
Willis E. Figgins
Jack
Mary Martha
O. E
M. E
Mrs. Mulligan
Skunk
Modoc
Council
Grange Meeting
Ritine
Keun
Blaze
High Masons
Madeline Couzens
James Cousens
Michigan
Detroit
Pape
Gibson
Prescription Store
Charley Chaplin
Coats
Conta
Chiefa
Kotex
Lumbago
Lash
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