Berean Class Contest Starts November in Welsonville
The Berean class contest runs five Sundays from November 16 to December 14. On the first Thursday after the contest, the Bereans hold their annual banquet in the church basement with an out of town speaker, a male quartet, solos, and the Bereans orchestra directed by Eugene Millinger. Pesta will be young men age 19 to 35 and 35 to 9. Reverend Howearth serves as teacher for both classes.
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Nelsonville Brean
Berean
Wil
Bereans
Eugene Millinger
Pesta
Howearth
Dr C C Butt Attends State Earth Conference in Columbus
Dr. C. C. Butt, city earth commissioner, represents the local board at the state earth conference in Columbus.
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C. C. Butt
Columbus
Dr. Butt
Mrs Mary Selby Undergoes Operation at Cleveland Home
Former Nelsonville resident Mrs Mary Selby underwent a serious rye operation at her Cleveland home on Wednesday. Attending physicians feel the procedure will be successful.
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Mary Selby
Nelson- Ville
Cleveland
Pilgrim Holiness Church Services and Meetings
Pastor F C Laneholtz leads Sunday school at 9 30 a m followed by preaching at 10 30 a m Love Feast at 2 30 and evening service at 7 00 Cottage prayer meeting tonight at Mrs Maniley s home on Walnut street
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Pilgrim Holiness Church
F. C. Laneholtz
Willing Workers Class Holds Thursday Evening Session
The Willing Workers class of the Christian Sunday school met Thursday evening at Lee Smith on Grover. After the business session a social hour with refreshments was enjoyed. Fifteen members were present.
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The
Christian Sunday School
Lee Smith
Grover
Tal
Nelsonville Boy Scouts Hold Regular Meeting on Robbins Hill
A Tuesday evening Nelsonville Boy Scouts meeting on Robbins Hill formed a Council circle around a large fire. Thirty two members attended tests were given and new patrol leaders assigned. A ghost hunt was planned and "cats" served. Next meeting set for November 19 at 6 39 at the YMCA.
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Nelsonville Boy Scouts
Robbins Hill
First M. E. Church Weekly Schedule and Sermons
Edwin L. Morrell serves as minister at the First M. E. Church with a 9:30 Sunday school led by superintendent B F Alton. Morning worship at 10:30 features spirited choir singing and a sermon titled The Biggest Business in the World. Epworth League meets at 6:00 with leader Bessie Stephenson on Why Should I Be a Christian. Evening service at 7:00 includes a sermon The Heart Trouble of Nelsonville and special singing. Thursday program covers Christian missions with lesson read by A tton. Leaders include Mrs Bertha bs vy and assistants. Music by Miss Elda Crouse. Invitation committee lists several names.
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M. FE
Edwin L. Morrell
B. F. Alton
Spegin
Epworth League
Bessie Stephenson
Nelsonville
Bertha Bs Vy
James — Ossington
Tom Bush
Frankest
Pianolo
Elda Crouse
Maggie Monks
Ida Jewett
Hattie Freer
Reverend Evans Class Smoker Sparks November Contest
Reverend Evans' young business men held a basement church smoker Thursday evening. The class contests Circle of Ruth for November and reports say the young ladies are setting a rapid pace.
Repairs complete in Presbyterian church basement
Extensive repairs finished in the church basement include a new floor over cement, paneled ceiling, new lights, interior painting and decoration, and a newly installed piano. The space will host social activities and be divided into class sections on Sunday mornings.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Bake Sale by Glenford Dugan Legion Auxiliary
The Woman's Auxiliary to Glen ford Dugan Post American Legion hosts a bake sale Saturday morning at Wilson Brothers grocery. Proceeds support veterans and community programs.
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Glenford Dugan
American Legion
Wilson Brothers Groct
Waresbyterian Church News
John Lloyd Evans ministers a schedule of Junior church activities and services. Sunday school opening exercises begin at 9:30 with study from 9:45 to 10:15 and fifteen classes. Morning worship at 10:30 features a Junior sermon Cosette and an hour of children’s activities. Senior sermon bears on Bur den Bearing and evening worship at 7:00 with special music.
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Waresbyterian Church News
John Lloyd Evans
Methodist Church
League
Chippewa Tribe Plans Evening Church Basement Meeting
The Chippewa tribe and Presbyterian church boys will meet in the church basement at 6 30 to 8 00 pm, then adjourn for the lecture course.
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Presbyterian Church
Petersburg Woman Visited by Relatives Here
Mrs. E. T. Spray of Petersburg Indiana is the guest of relatives and friends in this city.
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E. T. Spray
Petersburg, Indiana
Birthday observance honors Mrs. Weaver at Deanville
Friends and neighbors gathered the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Weaver at Deanville Thursday evening to celebrate Mrs. Weaver May birthday anniversary. A two purse lunch was served to the following: Mr. and Mrs. Earl Tippie, Mrs. Clayton Jenkins and children, Red and Margaret, Mrs. Tillie Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Will Evans, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bagley and sons Joy, Joy and Earl, Mrs. Oda Robinson and daughters Phyllis and me, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Weaver and daughter Eleanor, all of Nel-
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Leroy Weaver
Deanville
Families Gather for Local Acknowledgments in Athens
A list of residents from Athens including Margaret Dusenberry and Lucy Newman with John and Betty, John Allen, Hettie Rosen, Cora Walls, Sam Williams and daughters Dorothy Virginia, Charles Thompson, Mae Tennihill, Sarah Nixon, Lucille Powell, Ralph Hunter and Harold, Laura Stevenson, Leroy Weaver Jr with Adrian, and Leroy Weaver Sr with Bessie. The fragment shows a large extended family or community notices detailing households and kinship.
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Sonville
Margaret Dusenberry
Lucy Newman
John
Betty
Athens
John Allen
Hettie Rosen
Cora Walls
Sam Williams
Dorothy
Virginia
Charles Thompson
Mae Tennihill
Sarah Nixon
Lucille Powell
Ralph Hunter
Harold
Elsie
Laura Stevenson
Leroy Weaver
Rife in Jail on Grand Larceny Charge
Chief Pearson accompanied Do bey Rife of Buchtel to the county jail this morning. Rife is held for grand jury action and faces a charge of grand larceny for alleged involvement in the theft of a automobile from the public square on election night.
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Pearson
Dobey
Rife
Buchtel
Nelsonville Fans Pack Colum bus Stadium for State-Michigan Game
Nelsonville will send a large turnout to the stadium in Columbus as nearly all local football followers have secured seats for the big game against Michigan.
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Nelsonville
Columbus
Society Youth Takes A Bride In New Rochelle
Leonard Kipp Rhinelander heir to a wealth of 160 million and his bride Beatrice Alice Jones face widespread scrutiny after secretly marrying October 14. The couple, living with Beatrice’s parents in New Rochelle, defend their union while detailing family ancestry and connections to prominent society.
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New Rochelle
N. Y
Leonard Kipp Rhinelander
Elham Road
Rhinelander
Beatrice Alice Jones
White
George
Elizabeth Jones
Leicestershire
England
Lincolnshire
West Indies
Grace Jones
Robert Brooks
Philip Rhinelander
Adelaide Kipp Rhinelander
William Copeland Rhinelander
Chauncey Couple Welcome Newborn Son
Mr and Mrs Louis Donaldson announce the birth of a son Thursday morning at their home near Chauncey The infant is grandson of Mr and Mrs William Donaldson of Chauncey and Mr and Mrs Rupe of Sand Ridge
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Louis Donaldson
Chauncey
William Donaldson
Rupe
Sand Ridge
Local Residents Named in Greens Run and Chauncey Details
Fred Leake and Ada Leake lead a list of Greens Run names including Mrs. Minnie Maynard Mrs. Frank Smith Mrs. William Hixon and others. The Chauncey group includes Mr and Mrs Courtney with children Mrs Lloyd Vendergrass and daughter Minnette.
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Fred Leake
Ada Leake
Minnie Maynard
Frank Smith
William Hixon
Beatrice Hixon
Clyde Caldwell
Ima Grimstead
Garnet Bryan
Maud Toth
Greens’ Run
Courtney
Lloyd Vendergrass
Minnette
Chauncey
Ladies Aid Meeting at Chauncey M. E. Church
The Chauncey M. E. church Ladies Aid society held an all day meeting at Mrs. Thomas Pennell’s Monroe avenue home. The gathering featured quilting in the morning a pot luck dinner and an afternoon business session with a program of singing and readings by several members and two visitors.
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Ladies Aid Society of the Chauncey M. E. Church
Thomas Pennell
Monroe Avenue
Hentz
George Shafer
Ellen Shafer
McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets Marketed As Health Builder
Advertisement touts McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets as a painless flesh and health booster for all ages. Claims include rapid weight gain in 20 days or money back, with dramatic testimonials and mentions of Cline Pharmacy Co and McKee Drug Co selling the product at sixty cents for 60 tablets.
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Cline Pharmacy Co
McKee Drug Co
Columbus Ladies Mentioned in Local Social Notes
A list of women including Mrs. Robert Hixson and Mrs. Gaston Coe appears in Columbus social notes alongside other resident names such as Mrs. Lettie Hentz Mrs. Dora France Mrs. Sarah Blackford Mrs. Cynthia Karns and Mrs. James Campbell. The roster also includes Mrs. Ervin Pidcock Mrs. Thomas Fennell Mrs. Laura Fennell Mrs. L. D Shields Mrs. Myers Mrs. Cunningham and Mrs. Parfitt.
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Vv. Harter
Robert Hixson
Gaston Coe
Lettie Hentz
Dora France
Sarah Blackford
Cynthia Karns
James Campbell
Ervin Pidcock
Thomas. Fennell
Laura Fennell
L. Dshields
Myers
Cunningham
Parfitt
Columbus
Local visits span Chauncey and Athens communities
Mrs Elmer Katzenback and children visited her sister Mrs Mildred Pierce in Sugar Creek on Thursday. Mrs Mintie Stalder near West Converse Street shows slow recovery. Chauncey residents Mr and Mrs William Katzenback and Mrs Luther Cruikshank attend revival at Church of God in Athens.
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Elmer Katzenback
Chauncey
Sugar Creek
Mildred Pierce
Mintie Stalder
West Converse Street
William Katzenback
Luther Cruikshank
Church of God In
Athens
Arthur Swart
Little Hocking
Thomas Jester
Parfitt
Columbus
Ervin Pidcock
Beaumont
Ella Tedrick
W. D. Hines
C. Sayers
Federal
Amanda Sayers
Charles
Silas Sayers
Chauncey High Defeated at Rutland in Thursday Tilt
Chauncey High suffered a loss as Rutland High held them at Rutland Thursday afternoon. A large Chauncey crowd traveled to witness the game. Chauncey High is set to play at Portsmouth, Ohio, on Saturday.
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Chauncey High
Rutland High
Rutland
Chauncey
Portsmouth
Visit to Parkersburg Moves On for Chauncey Kin
Mrs. Harvey Nye of Chauncey and her brother James McNeal of Fort Wayne Indiana left Chauncey today to visit Parkersburg West Virginia, continuing a trip to see relatives and family in the area.
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Parkersburg
Harvey Nye
Chauncey
James McNeal
Fort Wayne
Ind
W. Va
Visiting Relatives Planned for Short Stay
A brief note indicates a period spent with relatives, with travel and visitation planned for a few days.
Returner Home
Mr and Mrs Ralph Fonty and children return to Chauncey to make their home. Mr Fonty has worked at Philo and Zanesville during the past summer.
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Ralph Fonty
Chauncey
Mr. Fonty
Philo and
Zanesville
Columbus Woman Honored at Circle Hill Dinner
Mrs Trace Shelton of Columbus was honored by sister Mrs James Brooks with a Thursday dinner at Circle Hill home. A two course meal was served for eight, and guests enjoyed games and music.
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Trace Shelton
Columbus
James Brooks
Circle Hill
Chauncey Circuit M E Churches Notice
The Plains Church led by Pastor W. V. Harter lists Sunday school at 9 30 and preaching at 10 30 with the subject Jesus Stilling Life s Storms The Chauncey Church schedules Sunday school at 8 20 and preaching at 7 00 Epworth League gathers at 6 30 at Millfield Church
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W. V. Harter
THE
Plains Church
Jesus
Chauncey Church
Millfield
Epworth League
US trade balance shows stronger surplus in ten months
The Department of Commerce announced a favorable balance of trade of 671.74 million dollars for ten months ending November 1, up from a 126.92 million dollar excess of exports over imports in the same period last year. Imports for the ten months are noted.
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Washington
United States
Department of Commerce
Trade figures show vast gaps in imports and exports
The report records 1928 imports at 3,212,500,000 and exports at 3,651,600,000, with gold imports in ten months at 289,594,000 versus 25,517,000 in 1923, and exports of 15,284,000 and 27,185,000 respectively.
Flush Your Kidneys With Salts As A Preventive Measure
Advice from a noted authority urges flushing the kidneys with soft water and four ounces of Rad Salts dissolved in a glass of water before breakfast for several days when kidney dullness or backache appears. The effervescent drink is said to cleanse kidneys, neutralize acids, and help prevent bladder disorders, with physicians recommending semiannual kidney checks.
Surprise Visit Honors Local Pastor at Home
A group from Greens Run Christian church surprised Pastor Rev. T. B. Courtney at his High Street home on Thursday evening. They brought ice cream and cake and presented him a monetary gift. The gathering included Mr and Mrs W H Fierbaugh and daughters Doris Thelma and Virgil and Mr and Mrs Dow Cannon among others.
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T. B. Courtney
High Street
Greens’ Run Christian Church
Mr. Courtney
W. H. Fierbaugh
Doris
Thelma
Virgil
Dow Cannon
Carl Cartwright
Foreign Office signals potential review of Russia ties
London November 14. The Foreign Office qualified its earlier statement on revocation of trade agreements with Russia. If the cabinet inquiry into Zinovyev is warranted, the entire question of relations with Russia would be reconsidered.
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London
Foreign Office Today
Russia
Zinovay Nere
Burns Released by Cincinnati Club Unconditionally
Cincinnati reports that George Burns the Red outfielder was released last night by the Cincinnati club on an unconditional basis.
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Cincinnati
George Burns
Cincinnati Club
Akron Coach Plans Full Roster Trial Against Ashe
Akron University coach James Coleman will give every fire squad player a trial in the upcoming non conference game against Ashe. He aims to evaluate reserves fully as prior games offered limited opportunities. The note recalls George Eastman’s 1889 breakthrough in photographic film.
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Akron
James Coleman
Akron U
Ashe
Coleman
George Eastman
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Freman
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Chauncey Circuit
M. EF. Churches
America
Bennett’s Milk
J. E. Zeller
Public Square
Real Estate and Insurance
S.S.S
Nature
Burns
Bon Ton
Chambray
Axminster
Lic
Bon Ton Store
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