Nelsonville Spec Services Close at Methodist Church
Nelsonville church services at the Methodist church closed Sunday night after an overflow audience. The campaign appears successful with conversions and transfers of membership noted. Mr. Weland and his assistant Miss Sells were praised for their work, as evidenced by a generous offering of $430. Lebanon Ohio Miss Miriam Fyans and Evans Hudson, students at Ohio University, attended.
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Methodist Church
Weland
Miss Sells
Lebanon
Ohio
Miriam Fyans
Ohio University
Evans Hudson
No Pythian Meeting This Thursday Evening
There will be no meeting of the Pythian Sisters Thursday evening. The notice states the event is canceled and no other activities are planned for that date.
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Pythian Sisters
Woman's Bible Class Meeting Postponed to Tomorrow Night
The Presbyterian Sunday School class taught by Mrs. J. M. Hyde, planned for tonight at Mrs. H. D. Krieg's home, is postponed until tomorrow night after prayer meeting. Tonight's high school lecture course prompted the change to improve attendance.
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Presbyterian Sunday School
J. M. Hyde
H. D. Krieg
Miner James Jones Killed at Floodwood New Yorke Mine No 6
James Jones aged 35 died Monday afternoon at Floodwood as he left the New Yorke mine No 6. His head was crushed. Dr G W Cable failed to save him. He resided at Od, married with five children. The body was prepared for burial and funeral will be Thursday at 10 at Floodwood.
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James Jones
New Yorke
Floodwood
Jones
G. W. Cable
Stout
Yellow Dogs to Meet at Stuart's Opera House
Nelsonville Yellow Dogs call all members to a meeting at Stuart's Opera House tonight Tuesday and ask attendees to bring a friend. A large class of cars will be transformed and hot dog sandwiches will be served.
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Nelsonville
Stuart’s Opera House
Hudsons Entertain Thanksgiving Guests with Evanses
Mr and Mrs W T Hudson host Thanksgiving guests Mr and Mrs J C Evans and other attendees at their home.
Fischer Guests at Athens Home
Mr and Mrs Julius Fischer were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Ralph C Pavey at Athens.
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Julius Fischer
Ralph C. Pavey
Athens
Kill Eagle Tribe to Report for Brother Jones Funeral
All members of Kill Eagle Tribe No 178 are requested to report to Red Men’s hall tonight to make arrangements for the funeral of Brother James Jones.
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Kill Eagle Tribe No. 178
Red Men's Hall
James Jones
Visits To Columbus Mark Weekend for Local Residents
Mrs Richard Gibson spent Friday and Saturday in Columbus. Mrs C E Washburn and her children Roy and Helen drove to that city Saturday and accompanied her home.
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Richard Gibson
Columbus
C. E. Washburn
Roy
Helen
Mrs Shafer and Mrs Moore Head to Cleveland for Thanksgiving
Mrs C D Shafer and Mrs Frank Moore departed for Cleveland to spend Thanksgiving with their aunt Mrs M Jewett.
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C. D. Shafer
Frank Moore
Cleveland
M. Jewett
Miss Freda Smith Attends Illinois State Football Game
Miss Freda Smith spent the weekend in Columbus and attended the Illinois State football game.
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Freda Smith
Columbus
Canaan Institute Pleases the Crowd
The Ca nanville farmers institute drew 685 attendees over a week with high quality farm products and instructive state university speakers. Busy Bee Food Club showcased a cooking demonstration, and Dr H T Phillips spoke on Community Building. County Agent Pavey credited local cooperation for the event's success.
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Canaanville
Farmers’ Institute
State University
Busy Bee Food Club
H. T. Phillips
Athens
Pavey
Canaan Township
Marietta Students Plan Walk to College Football Game
A group of Marietta College students will hike from Marietta to Athens on Wednesday to attend the Marietta college versus Ohio University football game. Prof. Martin A. Henry, who spent last summer hiking and cycling in Europe, will join the trip. They hope to cover the distance in about 15 hours of walking.
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Marietta, CO
Marietta College
Athens
Ohio University
Martin A. Henry
Europe
Electa Marks Divorced in Athens County Court
Electa Marks was granted a divorce from Elmer Marks in Athens County Common Pleas Court on Monday by Judge Worstell. The suit was settled on the grounds of extreme cruelty.
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Electa Marks
Elmer Marks
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Worstell
Moler Auto Sales Opens Welcoming North Court Showroom
The Moler Auto Sales company celebrated a formal opening at its new North Court Street building with a crowd of several thousand. The event ran from 7 to 11 PM with informal party atmosphere, dancing to a five piece orchestra, and entertainment by Athens' popular soloist Fred Lee Tom. Refreshments, souvenirs, carnations for women, balloons for children, and Chevrolet caps with pencils for men were distributed amid flowers banners and pennants decorating the showroom.
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Moler Auto Sales Company
North Court Street
W. E. Moser
Fred Lee Tom
Athens
War Chest Funds Divided by Athens County Court Order
Judge Frank M. Clevenger orders the division of the war chest funds among Athens county American Legion posts. Glouc ster Post receives 16500 in third Liberty Loan bonds and 62.75 cash. K T Crossen Post gets the same sums. Glendorf Dugan Post receives 20009 bonds and 1067.25 cash. The remainder 2806 bonds and 9.50 cash stays with trustees to be given to Buchtel Post if it raises 5000 within a year. otherwise Athens and Glouster posts get $1000 each and balance to Nelsonville.
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Frank M. Clevenger
Wilmington
Athens County
K. T. Crossen
Athens
Glenford Dugan
Nelsonville
War Chest
Buchtel ‘Post
Giouster
S. M. Johnson
C. E. Welch
W. G. Danford
John Baird
Harve Sayre
Buchtel
New York Designer Unveils Suitlike Coat Costume
A New York designer debuts a coat that mimics a tailored suit in appearance. The garment blends formal silhouette with outerwear practicality, offering a versatile piece for fashion events and daily wear.
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New York
Anuric Claims Relief From Rheumatic Pain
Harry E. Sutton of Minerva Ohio endorses Dr. Pierce's Anuric tablets for rheumatic back pain. He cites personal relief after weeks of use and notes others benefited. The ad invites readers to mail 10 cents for a trial price and free medical advice from Dr. Pierce, president of the Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo New York.
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Minerva
Ohio
Dr. Pierce
Harry E. Sutton
Athens County Horse Show Yields Local Winners
Cock Robin the spotted pony ridden by Miss Alice Beasley of Athens won third in the opening Cincinnati show program among eight entries. T. J. Davis Jr. grandson of J. P. D. Brown of Athens took second in horsemanship for juvenile amateurs on his pony Charlie. Mead & Tejan of Dayton showed a string with Little Joe second in roadster, May Bird and Cricket second in harness pair.
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Cock Robin
F. R. Beasley
Athens
Cincinnati
Alice Beasley
T. J. Davis
J. P D. Brown
Charlie
Mead & Tejan
Dayton
Athens County
Little Joe
May Bird
Cricket
Car Crash on Road 10 North Injures Doanville Man
Elijah Cotrell, 55, of Doanville, was seriously injured about 5:30 PM Monday when his Ford collided on the curve above Circle Hill with a Studebaker touring car driven by Rex Meeks, 19, of Lodi. Cotrell suffered a fractured collar bone and scalp injuries. he regained consciousness late Monday night and showed improvement Tuesday.
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Elijah Cotrell
Doanville
Circle Hill
Rex Meeks
Lodi
Cottell
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Cotrell
Roy Pullins
Brant Yeater
Coolville
Studebaker
Meeks
McKinley
Obituary of William I Davis longtime Marshfield resident
William I Davis born December 17 1868 died November 4 1923 aged 69 years 10 months 17 days He joined the M E Church at Marshfield at age 14 and married Eva May Lewis April 13 1886 to whom six children were born One daughter died in 1919 After Eva s death he married Arbella Dowler August 8 1923 He is survived by Arbella three daughters Mrs Arley Howard Mrs Floyd Hatch Mrs Luster Levering two sons Earl and Orson Davis a brother R W Davis and a sister Mrs Foster Dowler He is remembered as a kind husband and father and the community pausing to reflect on his faith and reward in heaven. The poem lines express comfort as loved ones await across the river.
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William I
Samuel
Eliza Davis
Christ
M. E. Church
Marshfield
Eva May Lewis
Arbella Dowler
Arley Howard
Floyd Hatch
Luster Levering
Earl
Orson Davis
R. W. Davis
Foster Dowler
Family thanks for aid after father's illness and death
The children thank friends and neighbors for kindness during illness and after the death of their father Wm. TI. Davis. Gratitude extends to Mr. Betts for consoling words Mr. Stout for kindness and donors who provided cars.
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Wm. TI. Davis
Betts
Mr. Stout
Elks Set First Banquet Of Season For Bucyrus Newsboys
The Elks lodge Bif Brother committee announced December 13 as the date of their first banquet this season to honor Bucyrus newsboys.
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ELKS
Bucyrus
Bif
Elk Lodge
Local Social Notes Include Visits and Health Updates
Carpenter Ray Ansel and Co. PD. Andrews of New Lexington visited Josiah Steward and family. F.C. Kayser and wife and Robert Saunders and wives passed through Sunday en route to Dixru. David Caster remains in very poor health. Jesse McCall and family visited Lora Gibson and family. Searts traded his farm to Athens parties for property there. J. S. Dudgem and wife spent the weekend with W. BE Sweatingoon and family. L. V. Jordan of Columbus visited Lewis Chase and wife. Myrtle Howery of Fast Bank W Va visiting Mrs. M. W. Howery and family. W. E. Gibbs of Columbus visited Howard Throckmorton and family. W. E. Moler of Athens was a business caller. Mrs. J. E. McComas and Rulah Starkey were Athens visitors. Mrs. George B. Kayser, with rheumatism, slightly improved. George W. Black spent days with George R. Kayser and family and returned to Parkersburg. John Harmon of Mud Ford remains active member of Uy Horse Traders Association.
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George B. Kayser
George W. Black
George R. Kayser
Parkersburg
John Harmon
Mud Ford
Uy Horse Traders Association
Federal Reserve Talk Highlights System Stability and Elastic Currency
Mr. George deCamp, manager of the Pittsburg Federal Reserve branch, addressed the Athens County Bankers Association at the Varsity Inn dinner. He praised the Fed as meeting demand with elastic currency and a one billion seven hundred million dollar reserve, noting savings from a par collection system and urging adherence to fundamental law in guiding future national finance.
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George deCamp
Pittsburg
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve System
Athens County Bankers’ Association
Varsity Inn
Thomas
Amesville National
deCamp
National Monetary Commission
TI Sugewest
America
Athens
Radio Notes Preview Local Concert Broadcast Schedule
WJAX Cleveland announces December evening programs. On Tuesday December 4 at 7 36 P M Eastern standard time the Cleveland News furnishes a concert. On Thursday December 6 at 8 0 P M the Al Koran Shrine Band performs led by Roy J St Clair of Pax Publishing Cleveland. The band, formed about twenty years ago, now has about fifty members and has toured many cities including Seattle New Orleans Atlanta Buffalo Rochester Pittsburgh Detroit Wheeling Indianapolis and St Paul attending Imperial Councils since 1908.
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WJAX
Union Trust Company
Cleveland
Otto
Cleveland News
Roy J. St. Clair
Pax Publishing Company
St.late
Pacific Coast
New Orleans
Atlanta
Nuffato
Rochester
Pitterburgh
Detroit
Wheeling
Indiannapolis
St. Paul
Imperial Council of the Shrine
Freight wreck halts traffic on three New York Central tracks
In Schenectady New York three New York Central tracks near Hoffman were blocked for four hours after an eastbound freight train buckled and derailed about a dozen cars. The wreckage caught fire and traffic was halted.
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Schenectady
N. Y
New York
Hoffman
Pearl and Diamond Arm Bracelets Gracing Social Events
Elegant social gatherings showcase flexible bracelets of pearls or mixed diamond and pearl designs worn high on the upper arm to add drama and sophistication to formal attire.
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Fred R. Beasley
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David Caster
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Lora Gibson
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W. Be, Sweatingoon
Yvesville
Myrtle Howery
Fast Bank
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M. W. Howery
W. E. Gibbs
Howard Throckmorton
W. E. Moler
J. E. McComas
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