Vote Results and Officials Elected in Nelsonville Board Race
Nelsonville residents returned seven candidates with Co W Monks and Donald Lodden leading the board of education contest. Isaac Warner Ernest Curtis and Grover Lewis were chosen as constables. J W Wade re elected township clerk. Election officials remind candidates to file expense accounts within ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
City Board of Education
Co. W. Monks
Donald Lowden
George P. Hall
Clint Patton
John Bennett
J. W. Wade
Nanna
Levering
Juniper
Adda Maccombs
Altman
Lowery
Farms
Isaac Warner
Ernest Curtis
Grover Lewis
Warner
Curtis
Lewis
Charles Canter
Evangelist I N Grisso to Speak at Local Church
Grisso from Nelsonville will occupy the pulpit at the Christian church Sunday. Bible school starts at 9 30. At 10 30 Grisso preaches on Mountain Views. Christian Endeavor meets at 6 with evening worship at 7 on Before And After Pentecost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelist
Christian Church
Nelsonville
I. N. Grisso
Funeral for George Hankei son set at Methodist church
Funeral services for George Hankei son will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Methodist church in Nelsonville with the Rev Ed L Morrell officiating. Burial will follow at Greenlawn. A union prayer meeting for men is planned tonight at 7 p.m. at Charles Ray's home on Adams Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hankeison
Methodist Church
Nelsonville
Ed L. Morrell
Greenlawn
Charles Ray
Adams Street
Trustees Named in York Township Board Election
Nelsonville November 11 Irvin Nanna Charles Levering and C A Juniper were elected to membership on the York township board of trustees at the general election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanna, Levering
Juniper
York Township
Nelsonville
Irvin Nanna
Charles Levering
C. A. Juniper
Speculation Rises On Vanderbilt Divorce Action
In Reno on November 11 speculation runs about Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr pressing his divorce suit against Rachel Vanderbilt or letting her counter action stand. Vanderbilt filed for divorce claiming lack of understanding in his efforts to succeed. Mrs Vanderbilt’s counsel quickly filed an answer and counter complaint for desertion. The couple wed in New York City on April 29 1920. Rachel Littleton Vanderbilt is a half sister of Martin Livington a noted New York attorney and was a former confidant of Vanderbilt's sister.
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Reno
U.R
Vanderbilt
Young Vanderbilt
Rachel Littleton
New York City
Martin W. Jlivington
New York
Not Guilty Plea in Contempt Case Led in Athens Court
In Common Pleas court Judge L G Worstell heard John H Blackford enter a not guilty plea to contempt of court for failure to pay child support. His case set for hearing Monday November 14. Multiple docket actions followed including cases against Nelsonville Coal and Land, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, and others with various trial and hearing dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Blackford
L. G. Worstell
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Blackford
Nelsonville Coal and Land Company
T. R. Biddle Et al
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Athens Ice and Storage Company
Stanley J. Dew
Austin C. Kontner
Russell-Miller Milling Company
C. F. Mosure
R. Beasley
C. B. Wilson
Social Notes From Nelsonville Bridge Club and Tea
Mrs C J Bartels hosted a Wednesday bridge gathering with three tables. guest Mrs Wallace Glenn and top scores for Mrs Bartels and Mrs Rhodes. The Rev and Mrs Lloyd Evans hosted an Elizbeth Evans Circle tea at the Presbyterian manse with eleven members and three patronesses arranged at a long tea table.
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C. J. Bartels
Wallace Glenn
W. S&s. Rhodes
Bartels
Gay Aumiller
Lloyd Evans
Elizabeth Evans
Irene McDowell
Mis
E. B. Acomb
Evans
Local Social Notes From Columbus and Surrounding Towns
Mrs. Carl Van Horn and two children visit Colum bus relatives, Mrs. Thomas Mulligan travels after news of a nephew's death, T. J. Smith group to attend funeral, Lillian Wolford finishes week in Columbus, Mrs. James McKee visits, Martin Murphy and Mrs. Mary McNally guest in Colum bus, Capper family visitors from Warren to Deanville, Grace Capper joins visit in Warren with Irene McDowell, William Jacobs returns home after Lancaster visit with family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl van Horn
Carl, Jr
Don
Columbus
C. H. Ruble
Thomas Mulligan
T. J. Smith
Fanny Mulligan
Lillian Wolford
James McKee
Martin Murphy
Glouster
Ralph Howe
Mary McNally
Harry McGovern
Cc. C. Capper
Margery
Warren
Irene McDowell
Deanville
Grace Capper
Miss McDowell
William Jacobs
William
Floyd Westenbarger
Lancaster
Court calendar shows multiple demurrers and hearings set
A docket lists several cases with actions such as amended petitions demurrers and trials. Dates span November 15 through December 21 with defendants including Martin Cahill Beany Karns and Shaffstall and parties like First Christian Church Nelsonville Lick Run Coal and Clay Company and various individuals.
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I. J. Beasley Milling and Grocery Company
East End Grocery Company
Charles Barnhart
Mary E. Cahill
Laurie L. Beaney
Edward Beany
Catherine Mulligan
Martin J. Panella
Verna Karns
Floyd Karns
First Christian Church of
Nelsonville
Mayiie Shaffstall
Ben Shaffstall
Paul Gordon
Lick Run Coa! and Clay Company
Jennie Smith
Bertha Stephenson Graham
Foster Howearth
George Hall
Mabel Norris
Claire Norris
Begg Announces Candidacy for Ohio Governor
Friends of Sandusky Congressman James T. Begg announced his candidacy for Ohio governor in Toledo. Begg did not deny plans to seek the state’s top office and addressed questions about Attorney General Turner’s Toledo campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of
Sandusky
Toledo
U.P
James T. Begg
the Sanduskian
Ohio
Turner
Five Rabbits Per Hunter Under New Rabbit Season Law
Under a law enacted by the last general assembly hunters opening rabbit season next Tuesday may not bag more than five rabbits or hares in a day and may not possess more than five at any time. Killing or pursuing rabbits is restricted to daylight hours from one hour before sunrise to one hour after sunset.
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General Assembly
Athens Teen Builds One of World’s Smallest Planes
Arthur Boyles an 18 year old Athens High School student built a compact home craft named Mercury in seven weeks this fall. The 16 foot long biplane with 20 foot wingspan uses a Harley Davidson two cylinder engine and plans from the Lincoln sport plane. It has a top speed near 90 mph a cruising speed around 75 mph and a stall near 35 mph. Material costs run about 490 with the aircraft weighing 250 pounds and a payload capacity of 600 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Arthur Boyles
Boyles
Patriotism urged at Athens High School festival
Armistice day assembly at Athens High School was followed by a pep rally for today’s game. Rev C M Coulter led devotions and Edward Dowell spoke on patriotism, urging mindful reflection on national holidays. The Ohio Sinfonians then performed a varied program. Chester Border presided in Foster Cornwell’s absence.
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Athens High School
C. M. Coulter
Edward 8. Dowell
America
Dowell
Athens
Chester Border
Foster Cornwell
Third Annual Fall Festival Profits For High School Fund
The third annual Fall Festival netted 314 dollars and 90 cents for the general high school fund. The PTA candy booth raised 16.10. Other earnings included dance 42.85 play 39.61 police 3.10 fortune telling 2.50 photo gallery 2 restaurant 0.99 senior girls ice cream 26.15 eighth grade boys Hamburger stand 17.09 sophomore boys cider and doughnut 14.35 freshman girls popcorn 13.85 eighth grade girls bake sale 13.55 freshman boys African dodger 12.05 junior boys game 11.95 sophomore girls novelty store 9.13 junior girls booth 9.50 seventh grade girls 7.50 seventh grade boys Fish Pond 6 senior booth waffles 1.75 with expenses 13.35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association
Hamburg
Girl Reserve HIV party postponed due to illness of chairman
The Girl Reserve HIV party scheduled for Thursday evening was indefinitely postponed because committee chairman Foster Cromwell is ill.
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Foster Cromwell
Eighth Grade Girls Stage Past and Present Play
The eighth grade presented special music and a play The Past and the Present at assembly. Performers included Helen Nichols Mary Carolyn Rusten Laura Henderson Genevieve Merchant Jane Gill and Loraine Rodehaver. Betty Gullum impressed as the grandmother. The minuet featured Eileen Pendergrass Maurine Cornwell Carolyn Clutter Jean Morton Mary Morton Louise Kempton Mary Carolyn Ruston Beatrice Perkins Virginia Hoover Elizabeth Briggs Lucile Mansfield Genevieve Merchant and Mary Leviss.
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Helen Nichols
Mary Carolyn Rusten
Laura Henderson
Genevieve Merchant
Jane Gill
Loraine Rodehaver
Ruth Chandler
Betty Gullum
Eileen Pendergrass
Maurine Cornwell
Carolyn Clutter
Jean Morton
Mary Morton
Louise Kempton
Mary Carolyn Ruston
Beatrice Perkins
Virginia Hoover
Elizabeth Briggs
Lucile Mansfield
Mary Leviss
Officers Named for Two New Home Economics Clubs
Miss Ruth G. Giesen, supervisor, announced the officers for the two newly organized home economics clubs. In the junior department club, Louise Seipel is president, Madonna Klinger secretary, and Grace Story treasurer, with the senior club also named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth G. Giesen
Louise Seipel
Madonna Klinger
Grace Story
A Association Pep Meeting Held At High School
A proposed pep meeting for the A association was scheduled for the monthly assembly Monday evening at 10 o clock. The event was to be held in the high school assembly room but attendance and outcome were not clearly reported.
Students Back Pep Meeting With Assembly
By a student body vote, organizers decided to hold the pep meeting in connection with yesterday's assembly afternoon.
Sim Barick Leads Warren High Football Team
Sim Barick, former Athens High School and Ohio University student, becomes Warren High School football coach after earlier successful tenure at Struthers where he built strong teams and earned local renown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sim” Barick
Athens High School
Ohio University
Warren
Struthers
Hi Y Club Installs New Members At City High
The Hi Y club at the high school welcomed new members on Tuesday evening. Principal F E Harshman explained the creed to the pledging boys, who include Everett Barnhart Ellis Chaney Delbert Howett Dick Kelley Rex Koons Roscoe McKibben Ted Preston David Reading Fred Rice Robert Worthman and Eldridge Whipple.
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F. Ee, Harshman
Everett Barnhart
Ellis Chaney
Delbert Howett
Dick Kelley
Rex Koons
Roscoe McKibben
Ted Preston
David Reading
Fred Rice
Robert Worthman
Eldridge Whipple
Southeast Ohio high schools select debate subject and teams
The debate topic chosen is Re solved: That the present system of trial by jury should be abolished. Athens high school announced the subject and the debate squad members after tryouts: Negative team Josephine Kircher Jack Wadley Mary Ellen Wood and Pauline Cone as alternate. Affirmative team Robert Worthman Esther Harris Elmer Jacobs and Virginia Larimer as alternate.
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Southeastern Ohio
Anna K. Price
Athens High School
Josephine Kircher
Jack Wadley
Mary Ellen Wood
Pauline Cone
Robert Worthman
Esther Harris
Elmer Jacobs
Virginia Larimer
Physics Dept Opens Novel Sound Experiments With Musical Aids
Under John F. Newcomb, the physics department launches an interesting project next week using new instruments. Experiments will employ novelties and tools rather than traditional tuning forks with bans and mandolins to explore sound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Physics
John F. Newcomb
Haddox Named Bulldogs Baseball Pilot for Next Season
Maurice Haddox has been elected to lead the Athens Bulldogs on the coming season as captain and first baseman. He notes nine lettermen return but several new infielders will be needed to fill vacancies after graduation.
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Maurice Haddox
Bulldogs
Haddox
Athens
Joyce Transfers Store to Masonic Building in Corning
M. E. Joyce moves his grocery business to the Masonic building next to the post office in Corning and plans to open the new store late this week. Tonight marks Armistice observances in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Joyce
Masonic Building
Junior High Students Exhibit Manual Training Craftwork
In Corning on display at Van Fossen's confectionery and drug store are towel racks book ends match boxes and broom holders made by junior high students under teacher Wendell Love. The display will continue through the school term with much comment on the students handiwork.
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Corning
van Fossen
Wendell Love
Preacher Rev E B White Delivers Sermon in Lancaster Church
In Corning Nov 11 Rev E B White of Mills Memorial Church Lancaster preached at United Brethren Church. One member joined the church that evening as anniversary week continues with a new program and speaker each night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills Memorial Church
A. B. Church
VINCO Bed Time Physic Promises Gentle Constipation Help
An old time ad promotes VINCO a herbal bedtime laxative for obstinate constipation. It claims to gently empty bowels without gripe, suited for bilious or sour stomachs and low energy mornings. A 25 cent box from your druggist is advertised with a tablet tonight for a full day’s work tomorrow.
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Vinco
Convention of Sunday School Workers at Oakfield
Sunday school workers from Monroe Pleasant township will convene at Oakfield Baptist church in Oakfield at 2 o clock Sunday afternoon.
Papes Diapepsin Offers Quick Relief for Stomach Pain
Sudden stomach pains signal excess gastric acid and possible gastritis. Taking Pape's Diapepsin after meals or when pain appears neutralizes acid, soothes inflammation, and aids digestion for fast relief. Millions have trusted this remedy for indigestion and related stomach troubles. Get a 60 cent package from any druggist.
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Pape
Circle Hill Girl Struck by Auto
Arvella Phillips eight year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Phillips Circle Hill formerly of this city was struck by a machine yesterday afternoon near the Circle Hill school. She had both legs broken above the knees and was badly bruised though not thought internally injured. The driver a Nelsonville man took her to Dr Warren V Sprague office in this city then to Sheltering Arms hospital Athens. The pupil of Miss Shirley Ruth of Millfield teaches lower grades at Circle Hill school. The baby is a grandson of Mr and Mrs William Locke Chauncey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Arvella
Edward Phillips
Circle Hill
Nelsonville
Warren V. Sprague
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Shirley Ruth
Millfield
Circle Hill School
Plains P. T. A. Hears Talk on Buying of Milk
The Plains P T A held its regular meeting in the grade school auditorium with president Ray Michaels presiding. Miss Bench, the grades principal, spoke on milk purchases for underweight children and Alex Root, superintendent of schools, attended and spoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Plains Parent- Teacheree
Ray Michaels
Miss Bench
Alex Root
K. O. P. to Meet Chauncey November 11 Ceremony
Philadelphia Lodge No. 709 Knights of this city will hold a business session and a special interest meeting Monday evening. District Deputy Lancaster of Nelsonville and visiting brothers from that city will attend. Oysters and lunch will be served during the social session.
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Chauncey
Philipine Lodge No
Knights of
Lancaster
Nelsonville
Local residents visit and social outings in Nelsonville area
Lower Plains notes listing Mrs J W South and son Harry South with James Miller of Willoughby visiting Mr and Mrs Roy Gabriel this week. Gay McDonald and Wilma Powell of Athens spent Sunday with Hazel McDonald and Elizabeth Barber in Nelsonville. Mrs George Gabriel Jr and Mrs F M McHarg hosted guests Thursday. Mr and Mrs Harry Moore and son Melvin visited Charles Moler in Nelsonville on Sunday.
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Lower Plains
J. W. South
Harry South
James Miller
Willoughby
Roy Gabriel
Gay McDonald
Wilma Powell
Athens
Hazel McDonald
Elizabeth Barber
Nelsonville
George Gabriel, Jr
F. M. McHarg
Harry Moore
Melvin
Charles Moler
Quilting Meeting At Zion Baptist Lower Plains
The Ladies Aid of Zion Baptist church met at the Lower Plains church on Wednesday for a quilting session. Attendees included Myrtle Nichols Katie Coon Flora McHarg Callie Potts Maggie Smith Hattie Barnes Bessie Moore and Iva Dell Barnes. A 4 year old entertained with songs and recitations.
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Chauncey
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Zion Baptist Church
Lower Plains
Myrtle Nichols
Katie Coon
Flora McHarg
Callie Potts
Maggie Smith
Hattie Barnes
Bessie Moore
Iva Dell Barnes
Armistice Day Program To Be Held Tonight
The Armistice Day program sponsored by the city and schools will start at 7 o'clock in Chauncey High School auditorium. Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Brown are in charge of the entertainment.
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Chauncey
Chauncey High School
Young Married People Form Club At Theisen Home
A group of young married residents gathered at Mr and Mrs Herman Theisen Jr home to organize a young married peoples club. Officers elected include President Myrtle Olbers and Vice President Ed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Theisen, Jr
Young Married Peoples’ Club
Myrtle Olbers
Son Born to Roy Capehart Family in Chauncey
Mr and Mrs Roy Capehart announce the birth of a son at their New Haven West Virginia home. The infant weighed nine pounds and is named James Harold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Capehart
Chauncey
New Haven
W. Va
James Harold
Drink Water to Aid Failing Kidneys Says Authority
A cited authority urges daily quart water intake and occasional salts to flush kidneys and neutralize acidic build up from rich foods. Symptoms described include back pain dizziness cloudy urine and nocturnal urination. four ounces of Rad Salts are suggested to cleanse and stimulate sluggish kidneys and soothe bladder irritation.
Social Evening Notes From Local Club Meeting
Ward Wade and Ben Theisen served as secretary treasurer and assistant secretary treasurer while Lewis Sande led the gathering. The evening featured card games radio music and refreshments including popcorn balls and home made candy for a list of local couples.
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Ward Wade
Ben Theisen
Se Tary
Lewis Sande
Emmett Olbers
Edward Wade
Lewis Sanders
Chester Howard
Herman North
William Theisen
William Sisson
Hartleys Entertain Mazon Council Members and Guests
Hartley and Mrs William Hartley hosted a Wednesday evening with Mazon Council No 93 members and spouses. Quilting and sewing rag gifts earned prizes for Homer Tracy Herman Thiesen Sr and William Thiesen. Food included sausage sandwiches pie cake and coffee. An out of town guest was Bernice Sheehan of Cleveland. The next meeting will be at Clarence Misners. Friday November 18 Gladys Brooks traveled to Columbus with her parents for a family operation at eye clinic. J H Snyder and Mrs Breinig attended John Wolfe funeral in Zaleski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Misner
Herman Thiesen
Homer Tracy
Mra
William Thiesen
Mae Boudirot
Jenny Cole
Ruby Simpson
Elizabeth Withem
Myrtie Olbers
Louise Guerra
Isabell Brown
Maxine Hartley
William Dwight
Winfield Hartley
William Hartley
Bernice Sheehan
Cleveland
Healthier Stronger Girl Tries Vegetable Compound
Julia Schmidt, a bottling worker in Silverton Oregon, suffered years of weakness while operating a sealing machine. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she reports being healthier and stronger and recommends it to others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim
Julia Schmidt
Lydia E. Pinkham
Miss Schmidt
Willow St
Silverton
Oregon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Board OF Education
C. W. Monks
Cornelius, Jr
IN Common Pleas Court
Bridge Club
Begg
General General Assembly
H. C. Peterson
Department Club
Beatrice Weller
Louise Barnhart
Margaret Landis
Ohio Sinfonians
Sinfonians
Mariana Bing
Barbara Kantzer
Willis Edmund
Donald Dowd
David Todd
Wilson
Betram Fox
Dett
Victor Herbert
Offenbach
Logan
Association
Meepts
Try “Vinco
Oakfield
Arvella Phillips
Capehart
William Locke
Ladies’ Aid of
Bisu Magne
Gladys Brooks
W. H. Brooks
Brooks
J. H. Snyder
Charles Breinig
Zaleski
John Wolfe
Goodrich
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