Correction on party for Mr and Mrs William Keplar
The Eagle lodge clarifies the event last Thursday stating the Keplars were not the guest of honor nor connected with the party. Elks are asked to meet at home Friday afternoon to attend a funeral service for Chas Edington at his residence on East Washington Street. R E Swope spends Thanksgiving with his mother in Zanesville. Miss Winona Newland visits St Clairsville relatives.
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William Keplar
Eagle Lodge
Fraternal Order of Eagles
I Elks
Cir
Ock
Ser
Chas. Edington
East Washing
Harding to Spend Thanksgiving at New Philadelphia Home
H. H. Harding plans a Thanksgiving stay at his residence in New Philadelphia, where family and friends are expected to gather for the holiday.
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H. H. Harding
New
Philadelphia
Thanksgiving Party Held By Class 19 At Poplar Street Home
Mrs Paul Duncan hosted a Thanksgiving program Monday evening for Class 19 of the Methodist Sunday school at her Poplar street residence. Nevada Quinn led a brief business session and program with refreshments for Rose Vaughn Hazel Katzenbach Rugh Wolfe Amy Boehm Florence Kelley Mirace Bateman Anna Klontner Nevada Quinn Hildred Goodspeed Bessie Stephenson Katharine Quigley Virginia Duncan and Mrs Retta Howe.
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Paul Duncan
Poplar Street
Methodist Sunday School
Nevada Quinn
Rose Vaughn
Rotary club meeting at YMCA discusses local matters
Rotary club held its regular meeting Tuesday evening at the YMCA. A turkey dinner was served by the Standard Bearers of the Methodist church and featured the program.
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Rotary Club
Methodist Church
Nelsonville Schools Begin Thanksgiving Holiday Today
Starting today at 3 o'clock the Nelsonville city schools will enjoy a Thanksgiving holiday until next Monday morning. Prof. and Mrs. Crawford and family plan Thanksgiving with Rev. and Mrs. Arrop at Galloway. Dr. and Mrs. Acomb and children spend the week in Cincinnati with river's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Edgell celebrate their thirty first anniversary with a six o'clock dinner. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Figley and son of Zogan, Mr. and Mrs. Edgell and daughter of Lancaster, Miss Thomas, John Dodds, and Brilan Edgell of this city.
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Nelsonville
Mrs. C. QO. Crawford
Mrs. Benarrop
Galloway
Ek. B. Acomb
Cincinnati
M. B. Edgell
Siew. C. CC. Figley
Zogan
W. FE. Edgell
Lancaster
Tuth Thomas
John Dodds
Ra Ixenner
Brilan Edgell
City
Thanksgiving Classic Looms as Nelville Meets Togan
The final football game of the season will be played at Logan Friday afternoon between Nelville and Togan High. Football prophets predict one of the season’s best contests as many fans from here plan to attend.
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Theason
Logan
Nelvile
Togan
Ams
Anning
Richards
Stedman
Kelly
Angle
Gibbs
Nagies
Cary
Piertz
Gayton
Oliver
Leadbetter
Ton
Vernon
Edington Funeral Service Scheduled Friday Afternoon
Funeral services for the late Arres Edington will be held at a residence on East Washington Street Friday afternoon at 2 o clock. Rev. Leon Arpee of Artesia will conduct the service.
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Edington
Arres ‘Edington
East Washington
Leon Arpee
Aths
Grave Located in History Post Ameli n Legion
A fragment notes Glenford Dugan Post and William Bird, a soldier, with a statement referencing the grave location in a history publication.
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Thee
Glenford Dugan
Amelin Legion
William Bird
Marker Sought for Revolutionary Soldier William Bird Grave
The local Legion post plans to secure a government marker for William Bird buried in Dew cemetery near Buchtel. Documents suggest Bird, a Willia m Bird sergeant in Fillsbrown's Co 40th Infantry, may have Revolutionary service, with a land grant dated January 24 1815 signed by James Monroe.
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James Monroe
United States
William Bird
Bird
Jonathan Meigs
General Land Office
Land Office
Legion
Washington
Mrs Lieullen Dies. Funeral Thursday at Sherman Home
Mrs Mary L Lieullen aged 68 died Tuesday at her daughter Mrs Jank Sherman’s Chestnut street home. Funeral services will be held Thursday at ten at the Sherman residence led by Rev Morrell. Burial is planned at Min near cemetery. She leaves three daughters and one son.
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Mary L. Lieullen
Jank Sherman
Chestnut Street
Sherman
Morrell
Minnear
Madison man returns home after father dies
Fred Edington of Madison West Virginia arrived here on Tuesday to mourn the death of his father Chas Edington.
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Fred Edington
Madison
W. Va
Chas. Edington
Funeral Attendees Gather for Mrs. R. D. McManigal Rites
A group of women including Mrs. R. R. Stalter and Mrs. Herbert Leyshon attended the Logan funeral service for Mrs. R. D. McManigal on Monday. The list of mourners includes Mrs. Lou Rice Mrs. Gay Aumiller Mrs. Elizabeth Preston Mrs. R. H. Jackson Mrs. Frank Poston Mrs. J. Eberie Mrs. W. W. Poston Mrs. C. G. Sheppard and Mrs. Harry Edington.
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R. R. Stalter
Herbert Leyshon
Lou Rice
Gay Aumiller
Elizabeth Preston
R. H. Jackson
Frank Poston
J., J. Eberie
W. W. Poston
C. G. Sheppard
Harry Edington
Logan
R. D. McManigal
Mrs Strickler Called to Nelsonville by Brother's Death
Mrs Sarah Strickler of Columbus is summoned to Nelsonville today following the death of her brother Charles Mdington.
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Sarah Strickler
Columbus
Nelsonville
Chas. Kmdington
Columbus visitors stay with local relatives
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Evans and Miss Tude Blake of Columbus are guests of relatives here, spending time with family and familiar surroundings.
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Dave Evans
Miss Tude Blake of
Columbus
League Owners to Convene in New York for Annual Meeting
Interna national League club owners will meet in New York on Friday for their annual session. The main topic will be the spring meeting draft status, announced by John Conway Toole, president of the league.
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New York
John Conway Toole
Toole
Conroy Rojas Fail to Gate in Dayton Wrangle
Romero Noas of South America and Mike Canroy of Buffalo lost A division to the Montgomery County Ring Commission in Dayton. Conroy forfeited $260 after a disputed decision described as the wrangle of the century, with the crowd getting its money back.
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Dayton, O
Romero Noas
South America
Mike Canroy
Buffalo
N. Y
Advision
Montgomery County Riring Commission
An & Trangie
Conroy
Crowed
Glouster High Triumphs Over Chauncey in Gridiron Showdown
Glouster High rolled to a 13 to 6 victory over Chauncey on Tuesday afternoon. Key moments include Squire Richards scoring on a late end run and Captain Hawk delivering a standout performance returning punts and breaking loose for 50 yards. Grandy, a sophomore, also shined with a 30yard TD run. The win caps a strong season as Glouster eyes further improvement next year. A separate note reports a $190 check from Standard Oil Co. to the Glouster Fire Department for new equipment.
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Gloustr High
Chauncey
Hawk
Glouster
Squire Richards
Wolfe
Channery
Red Grange
Grandy
Glouster High
Leadbetter
Standard of Co
Glouster Fire Department
Local Fire Department Receives Donation After Outing
A group praised the fire department for its work and returned to headquarters to propose a donation of 100 dollars. They will pay outstanding pledges and the department will present a detailed report on funds received and expenditures through the fourteenth parliament.
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Fire Department
Arrest Youth for Carrying Weapons
Bullet Guthrie, a negro, was arrested Tuesday by Sheriff P H McKinley on carrying concealed weapons. He faced arraignment before Magistrate Helmis, pleaded not guilty, and was bound over to the grand jury under a 260 dollar bond. The sheriff cited a state wide drive to curb crime by officers locally known as state police.
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Helmis
Guthrie
MckKinley
Ballet
Jury Deliberates Long in Murder Case
In Cleveland on November 23 the jury weighing Albert Hest's case for the Sayers of Patrolman Michiel Habnet halted after ten and a half hours with no verdict. Prymas, alleged accomplice, has been found guilty and sentenced to death by electric chair on March 1.
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Cleveland
Albert Hest
Michiel Habnet
Hest
Lastewenth
Joe Prymas
Prank er Rolen of Akron Treated for Gall Stones
Mrs Pranker Rolen of Akron formerly from Albany was taken to Columbus hospital on November 22 for gall stone treatment and possible surgery. Her daughter Grace accompanied her.
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Albany
Mre Pranker
Rolen
Akron
Columbus
Grace
Cure-All Elixir Peddler Arrested After Bottles Fail Test
English peddler Frank Marley attracted crowds with a dark red liquid he claimed cured all diseases. Police seized bottles after finding the liquid mixed with soft drink and pepsin, ending his street lecture and sale.
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Frank Marley
Four Month Evangelistic Campaign Plans Revealed
Columbus report outlines details for a four month evangelistic campaign set to begin in late November. Organizers map outreach events, speakers, and gatherings across key venues to engage communities and share messages.
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Columbus
Campaign underway among Ohio Me churches under bishop
January events among the Me Episcopal churches in Ohio proceed under the supervision of Bishop T. Henderson of Cincinnati as resident bishop of the Ohio ME area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
M. Men's Council
T. &. Henderson
Cincinnati
Ohio M. BE
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