Nelsonville Events Plan Benefit Show and Red Cross Drive
The Nelsonville community club schedules a benefit show at Stuart's Opera House on Monday November 27 titled Heroes and Husbands starring Catherine McDonald to raise funds for a rest room. A Glenford Dugan Post meeting is listed and Red Cross Day set for Thursday November 11 with memberships starting at $1, funds split between home and relief efforts. Nelsonville High School announces Springtime musical at the Stuart Opera House December 14 15 with John B. Rogers company, aiming for strong attendance. A large bake sale to support rest room funding is planned for the day before Thanksgiving, with forum meetings and Investors Vigilance Committee discussions. A state basketball championship tournament is planned with Nelsonville in the central division facing Columbus Newark Zanesville Marietta Delaware Mt Vernon, details pending.
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Woman's Community Club
Stuart's Opera House
the &Reel
Catherine McDonald
Nelsonville
RED Cross
Congress
Nelsonville High School
John B. Rogers
New York City
Stuart Opera House
Community Club
Chamber of Commerce
Investors Vigilance Committee
Welch
State Association of the Physical Directors
Dilcher
Columbus
Newark
Zanesville
Marietta
Delaware
Mt. Vernon
Clairvoyant Mosse Visits Nelsonville Thursdays and Fridays
A well known psychic and astrologer Mr Rudolph Mosse visits Nelsonville Thursdays and Fridays at 38 Short Street offering mediumistic demonstrations and personal readings. He claims to analyze callers affairs and prospects in business, love, marriage and finances and promises confidential consultations for $1 with testimonials from prior clients.
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Trologer
Short Street
Nelsonville
Rudolph Mossets
Ohio
Rudolph Mosse
Mosse
Nonger
Ella Wheels Wilcox
Oliver Lodge
Conan Doyle
Augustus, Thomas
James
Quackambush
Ella Wheeler Wilke
Widorld
F. Cook
Newport
Alfred Miller
Columbus
el Paso
Dore
Kings Heralds Meet at Margaret Vorhes Home
The Kings Heralds of the M E church met at Margaret Vorhes on Franklin Street Saturday afternoon with 20 members present. Miss Beas Ailes introduced the new textbook. Mrs Rella Howe spoke on the girls planned work for the coming year. Dainty refreshments were served by the hostess.
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Kings Heralds
M. E Church
Margaret Vorhes
Franklin Street
Beas Ailes
Rella Howe
Minstrel Night Draws Large Crowds at Stuarts Opera House
Last night crowds filled Stuarts Opera House for the Elks Minstrels opening production. A 5:30 parade led by the Legion band in minstrel costumes preceded the show and added to the evening’s noted spectacle. Proceeds support charity as the Elks minstrel troupe continues their run tonight and tomorrow. The King’s Men elected new officers for 1923 including Robert Secaver as president, E. W. Allen as vice president, and J. R. Howe as secretary and treasurer.
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Stuarts Opera
Elks Minstrels
Order of Elks
Legion Band
Elks
King’s Men
King’s
Robert Secaver
E. W. Allen
J. R. Howe
Berean Class Reports 88 Members With Promising Outlook
The Berean class met Sunday with 88 attendees led by a ten piece orchestra. Leaders expect full attendance next Sunday and urge bringing a guest as the group targets a 150 mark.
October 1922 births in Nelsonville York township
Dr. C. C. Butt announces October 1922 births in Nelsonville and York township. Boys listed for families Foster Cul lums Woods Kelly Barron Morris Morrow Sprankel Juniper Davis Jones Bexfield Smith Bruce Monks. Girls listed for Garrett Hitchins DeLand Marber Wright and Adda Wright.
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Nelsonville
York Township
C. C. Butt
Foster
Helen Cullums
George
Grace Woods
Clarence
Eleanor Kelly
John
Lydia Barron
Mick
Catherine Morris
Harold
Ruth Morrow
Sherman
Margaret Sprankel
Don
Mable Juniper
Victoria Davis
David
Ethel Jones
Herghel
Florence Bexfield
Gilbert
Iris Smith
Bennett
Anna Bruce
Flora Monks
Garrett
Freda Hoch
Ralph
Mary Hitchins
Carl
Rulah DeLand
Thomas
Madge Marber
Adda Wright
Lonzo
St Bernard Chapter Names Officers After Election
The annual election of officers of St Bernard Chapter No 166 R A M was held Monday evening at the Masonic temple. Officers named include H H Mer H P H H Jackson king H H Marding ascribe Jas Sherro treasurer C H Bartlett secretary A D Farrow H C Washburn P S W J Tedrow RA C Merrell Gveen GM Ltd V Eugene Prichard GM 2d V Donald Lowden GM 1st V B F Martin guard and trustees C H Bartlett H H Her L Stout.
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St. Bernand
Masonic Temple
H. H. Mer
H. P
H. H. Jackson
King
H. H. Marding
Ascribe
Jas. Sherro
C. H. Bartlett
A. D. Farrow
C. E Washburn
P. S
W. J. Tedrow
R.A. C
Merrell Gveen
G. M. Ltd
Eugene Prichard
G. M
Donald Lowden
B. F. Martin
Guard
Trustees
H. H. Her
Doanville School Oyster Supper Planned
Doanville schools will host an oyster supper and social next Friday at the Doanville school. Weekend guests included Mr and Mrs John Ruscoe and families from Logan and Columbus who visited Mr and Mrs William Hick and son Clinton.
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Doanville
John Ruscoe
Henry Rheinscheid
Riley Worthman
Logan
Death toll in Chile quake and tsunami climbs toward two thousand
Reports from northern Chile indicate deaths from the earthquake and tidal wave may exceed 2,000. The government subdivides relief work as crews clear wreckage, aid the homeless, and repair rail and telegraph links. Vallenar and Hussco suffer collapse as naval ships deliver relief.
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Buenos Aires
Chile
Local residents visit, guests and shoppers in Parkersburg and Ohio
Coolville Edgar Griffin from Athens stays a few days at the Malone home. Several families including Mrs. Hope Walden Mrs. A M Frame and Mrs. Carl Yagala visit Mrs. Frank Arnold. Carl Meadley with relatives spend Sunday with Lew Willing. Clyde Parrish and others shop in Parkersburg. Diniee Frame joins A M Frame in Parkersburg. Weethe Stewart and Kananga relative visit A C Davis family. Smith Dunfee returns from Parkersburg weekend trip. W O Stout Anna Runnion dine with J W Kincade. Rev Dana T Burns of Berea visits Alex Caldwell and sister. Stanley Gillilan to visit after work.
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Edgar Griffin
Athens
Malone
Hope Walden
A. M. Frame
Carl Yagala
Frank Arnold
Carl Meadley
Hockingport
Lew Willing
Clyde Parrish
Lester Chapman
Parkersburg
J. W. Kincade
Dana T. Burns
Berea
Alex Caldwell
Stanley Gillilan
Schwab to Testify Before Federal Trade Commission
Charles M. Schwab chairman of Bethlehem Steel will appear as a witness before the Federal Trade Commission on Friday, per today's announcement.
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Washington
Chas, M. Schwab
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Federal Trade Commission
Bad liquor victim in Cincinnati tied itself to bedpost
In Cincinnati a 60 year old man Theodore Trachmeyer strangled himself with a noose after placing chalk on clothes line to ensure the knot would slip. He was found kneeling in prayer by his roommate after returning from a theater. Authorities cite heavy drinking and despondency as possible causes.
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Cincinnati
Theodore Trachmeyer
Tischmeyer
Anurie from Dr Pierce’s Eases Back and Kidney Pain
Albert Johns of Cincinnati reports severe backache and kidney trouble. He tried many remedies until using Dr. Pierce's Anurie Tablets, claiming two bottles eliminated the pain and restored ease. He urges others to obtain Anurie or send 10 cents for a trial package to Dr. Pierce's Invalids Hotel in Buffalo New York for free medical advice.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Albert Johns
Eastern Ave
Dr. Fierce
Ohio Democrats Farm Club Formed for Their Interests
The Ohio Democratic Club is incorporated in Columbus by Governor elect A V Donahey and notable figures including former Governors Cox and Campbell, Hugh L Nichols, ex Supreme Court chief justice, former Attorneys General Hogan and McGibee, and Claude Meeker. It will offer life and associate memberships and occupy a floor of the proposed Neil House.
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Columbus
Ohio Democratic Club
A. V. Donahey
James Cox
Dayton
James BE
Campbell
Hugh L. Nichols
Batavia
Ohio Supreme Court
Timothy S. Hogan
Joseph McGibee
Claude Meeker
Neil
Revival at First M E Church Highlights Salvation
Report on Sunday morning sermon notes Dr. McGurk on Things That Accompany Salvation. He uses a hotel dinner analogy to urge Christians to accept Christ and the accompanying spiritual gifts. He stresses the need for Holy Spirit power and for embracing the whole Gospel. Tuesday night features Central High School students and the topic Eventually Why Not Now.
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M. FE
Dr. McGurk
Jesus
McGurk
Central High School
New Baker and Baird Grocery Opens in Athens
L. C. Baker and Walter Baird opened Baker & Baird at 41 South Court street Athens with a modernized store, new stock, and a full meat market run by C. C. Van Dyke. The pair took over N. J. Baker’s self serve grocery after six weeks of renovations and expanded equipment.
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Athens
L. C. Baker
Walter Baird
South Court Street
Baker
C. C. van Dyke
Store Adds Modern Refrigeration and New Barbershop
Former Fullen Grocery Co. store showcases its own refrigerating system claimed as Athens first. Basement expansion will house a pool room and a three chair barber shop run by Jack King, who partners with Ted Parker. Opening planned mid December.
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Fullen Grocery Co
Athens
Jack King
Ted’ "Parker
North Court Street
King
Harding to Help Draft New Railroad Legislation
Senator Cummins of Iowa announced after a White House visit that President Harding will take a hand in drafting new railroad legislation. The note specifies the White House involvement as part of ongoing talks on the measure.
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Washington
Harding
Cummins
Iowa
White House
Four Hurt as Smith-McNeil Building Collapses in New York
The four upper floors of the Smith McNeil building at 195 Washington Street collapsed today in New York, burying four workmen. One man was killed and the other three were injured.
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New York
Navy
Smith-McNeiil
Washington Street
Bank official and dentist mete out rough justice in street
In Chicago on November 14 a neighborhood posse captured an alleged peeping Tom and was confronted by Charles I. Corbett, vice president of Century Trust and Savings Bank, and Dr. Kenneth Smith. The pair reportedly administered a severe beating before authorities intervened.
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Chicago
Charles I. Corbett
Century Trust and Savings Bank
Kenneth Smith
Traffic court processes 134 arraignments in one day
Cleveland authorities report a record 134 persons were arraigned in traffic court on November 14 for assorted traffic ordinance violations.
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Cleveland
Broken-Down Woman Praises Pinkham Medicines
Mrs. T. Landry of Donaldsonville Louisiana writes that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Medicine restored her health after months of pain weakness and smothering she also benefited from Lydia E Pinkham's Sanative Wash and recommends others try the remedies calling her testimonial true for publication
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Donaldsonville
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia B. Pinkham
T. ‘A. Landry
St . Donaldsonville
Farmers Institute at Canaanville Hosts Noted Speakers
The Uaraan Farm Meeting will convene at the M E church in Canaanville on Wednesday and Thursday. J C Dickinson Noble County farmer Mrs Mary Cartwright Ohio health department veteran and T L Rummell Ohio Farmer author will speak alongside local officials. Sessions cover education community responsibility psychology of dress legumes of corn and livestock breeding with student and adult exhibits and cash prizes for top entries.
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Canaanville
Farmers’ Institute
M. E
J. C. Dickinson
Noble County
Mary Cartwright
Ohio Wesleyan University
State Health Department
Tt Lo Rummel
Ohio Farmer
PD. L. Browning
HH. J. Hoakinson
Mary Courtwright
Haskinson
Mra. Cartwright
J.C. Dickingson
L. J. Rummel
Raymond
Bull terrier ordered to stop playing with children near city hall
An English bull terrier named Bull, owned by J. Frank Faulkner city clerk and treasurer, must cease interacting with schoolchildren near city hall after injuring teeth on rocks. The dog will not play until a dentist agrees to fit a new set of teeth. Governor elect A V Donahey plans his first Cleveland visit since the election, set for Thursday.
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York
8. C
J. Frank Faulkner
Cleveland
A. V. Donahey
Near East peace talks fray as allies clash over plan
Turkish protests for peace collide with Allied rifts at the Near East Conference in Lausanne. England and France quarrel over pre meeting steps while Curzon and Poincare resist London talks. Angora leaders hint at ties with Soviet Russia amid Turkish outrages against retreating troops.
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Lausanne
Switserland
Europe
England
France
Lord Curzon
London
Poincare
Charles Harrington
Constantiinople
Petre
Italiana
Angora
Lamet Pasha
Injetida
Turkey
Russia
Asia Minor
United States
Deaths-Funerals Mary Elizabeth Foster obituary
Mary Elizabeth Foster died at her daughter’s home in Evanston Illinois at 85. She was buried Monday in Lancaster in the Kuta family lot at Forest Rose cemetery. She was the widow of James Foster, brother of W B Foster of Athens.
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Mary Elizabeth Nurs Foster
Lancaster
Evanston
Ill
Kuta
Forest Rose Cemetery
Mrs Thirza Campbell Dies at 78 in Guysville
Mrs Thirza Campbell died Monday at her son A A Campbell’s home in Guysville aged 78. She leaves eight children. another son FE G Campbell lives at 38 West State Street. Funeral services are Wednesday at 9 am at the home with interment near Bartlett in Washington county.
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Guysville
Thirza Campbell
A. A. Campbell
FE. G. Campbell
West State Street
Bartlett
Washington County
Ohio rural teachers salaries seen rising slightly this year
Columbus reports that the average salary for rural teachers in Ohio during the current year is expected to show a small increase over last year. The forecast reflects gradual improvements in funding and cost of living adjustments affecting school districts across the state.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Education Dept Reports Drop From Last Year
Figures compiled by the state department of education show a smaller average than last year. The data indicates a continuing trend in lower per pupil metrics across districts.
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State Department of Education
Tragic Death Reported In Chicago Apartment
Miss Ell nore Long, 41, who arrived from Cleveland with her 62 mother three weeks ago, was found dead in her Chicago apartment today with a bullet wound in her left temple. Police believe she committed suicide.
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Cincago
Ellnore Long
Cleveland
P Hee
Cleveland Man Dies on Public Square in Morning Walk
Edward K. Hinkle 4, a longtime member of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, collapsed and died on the public square in Cleveland while en route to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Edwar K. Hinkle
Brotherhood of Railroad Train Men
Salvaged 600000 Ohio Auto License Tags Reissued
A large portion of the 600000 automobile license tags for next year survived the fires at the penitentiary auto tag shop. The tags will be reenameled and issued to Ohio auto owners.
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Columbus
Ohio
Brothers in a fight over a penny box of matches end in death
In Chicago on November 14 19 year old Robert Taverner is dead and his 23 year old brother Kenneth lies in a jail cell after a fight over a penny box of matches. Kenneth is visibly upset as authorities investigate the death.
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Chicago
Robert Taveerner
Kenneth
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