Pocahontas Convention Draws 200 in Nelsonville
About 200 members and delegates attended the twenty seventh annual convention of district No 4 of the Pocahontas degree in Nelsonville Ohio with Kill Eagle council hosting. Nine councils in the district include Corning Logan Jacksonville Gloucester Buchtel Murray City Rockbridge Nelsonville and New Straitsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Pocahontas
Kill Eagle Council
Corning
Logan
Jacksonville
Glouster
Buchtel
Murray City
Rockbridge
New Straitsville
Ed L. Moril
L. J. Eberle
Clara Ellis
Susie Wallace
Amy Lanning
Virgil Brown
Jack Raybould
Willam J. Davis
M. E
Logan Council
Nelsonville resident Bessie Rodda dies at 63
Bessie Rodda 63 longtime Nelsonville resident died last night at the family home after months of illness. Her husband died about four years ago. She leaves two daughters and three sons, plus a sister and three brothers. Funeral plans not yet set. Helen Linton to host Standard Bearers tonight at 7 at grandmother Mrs. Charles Linton’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Bessie Rodda
Rodda
Episcopal Church
Order of the Eastern Star
N. Hill
Charles McCarty
Richmond
Thomas Rodda
Columbus
Clyde
Walbridge
Harry
Emma McKee
This City
John and
George Hall
Harry Hall
Helen Linton
Charles Linton
Jefferson Street
Eye Health Exam Promises Clarity for Student Records
An examination of his eyes may resolve doubt about his school record. Eye strain affects thinking and disposition, with potential improvements after treatment. Call for an appointment today.
Don McGill Stable After Mine Shooting
Don McGill manager of Lick Run Coal company remains satisfactory in condition at Cherrington hospital Logan after a shooting at the mine near Nelsonville last Saturday night. He expressed satisfaction upon learning production at the property was increasing daily.
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Nelsonville
Don McGill
Lick Run Coal Company
McGill
Cherrington Hospital
Logan
Here
Nelsonville Woman's Club Prize for Health Survey Wins Book
The Woman's Community club receives a book, The Health Survey of Eighty five Cities in the U S, as a prize from the Ohio Public Health association. The award honors Nelsonville as one of five Ohio towns with the best health program from a recent community survey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Woman's Community Club
U. S
Ohio Public Health Association
Wrist Broken in Ford Cranking Incident in Nelsonville
Tom Pritchard, son of Irvin Pritchard of this city, broke his right wrist Tuesday morning while cranking a Ford coupe. Dr. A. L. Pritchard reduced the fracture.
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Nelsonville
Oct
Tom Pritchard
Irvin Pritchard
A. L. Pritchard
Eastern Star in Nelsonville Plans 30th Anniversary Event
Plans were completed at the Masonic temple for the thirtieth anniversary of Eudora chapter Order of the Eastern Star to be observed Tuesday October 11. A covered dish supper begins at 5 30 pm followed by the annual memorial service with past matrons and patrons presiding and exemplifying the initiation ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Masonic
Scouts Schedule Two Meetings This Week in Nelsonville
Two Boy Scout sessions set at the Y M C A this week with a special meeting Thursday at 6 30 p m and a regular session Friday at 7 p m. The Nelsonville Chamber of Commerce will also meet at the Y M C A Thursday evening with school and city affairs on the agenda and dinner at 6 15 p m.
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Nelsonville
Memorial Address by Junior Order United American Mechanics
The Rev. O J Howearth will deliver the annual memorial address at the Junior Order hall in Nelsonville next Sunday afternoon. The Daughters of America will take part. Lodges from Logan Haydenville New Straitsville and McArthur are invited to attend.
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Nelsonville
O. J. Howearth
United American Mechanics
Daughters of America
Logan
Haydenville
New Straitsville
McArthur
Birthday surprise honors Nelsonville orchestra director
In Nelsonville the community orchestra held a birthday party for director Eugene Mellinger at the Y M C A. A 6 o'clock dinner preceded speeches and a gold gift. Music and games continued late with members Marjie Hickman Nellie Pickett Mary Donley Jo Barnecut Irene Sheldon Willetta Smith Helen Linton Edna Laughlin Bessie Stephenson Gretchen Pidcock Glen Atkinson Lowell Hickman Albian Brown Chris Brown and guests W L Hudson Orville Mellinger Mrs E M Mellinger and Mrs James Stephenson present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Mellinger
Mr. Mellinger
Marjie Hickman
Nellie Pickett
Mary Donley
Jo Barnecut
Irene Sheldon
Willetta Smith
Helen Linton
Edna Laughlin
Bessie Stephenson
Gretchen Pidcock
Glen Atkinson
Lowell Hickman
Albian Brown
Chris Brown
W. L. Hudson
Orville Mellinger
E. M. Mellinger
James Stephenson
Missionary Tea Set at Mrs Mechem Home Thursday
The Missionary society of the Christian church will meet at the home of Mrs. Stanley Mechem Thursday evening at 7 o'clock for the annual missionary tea, with expected large attendance. A social gathering at L. E. Weaver’s Ra cine featured many attendees from Ra cine Letart Columbus Nelsonville Doanville and other towns.
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The
Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Stanley Mechem
Merchants Visit and Family Trips Tie Columbus to Nelsonville
Charles Seidenfeld of Murray City attends sessions of the State Retail Merchants association in Columbus. Leonady Powell visits Columbus for a week with his mother. Mr. and Mrs. James Sharp start a two week motor trip to McCallister Oklahoma to visit Wesley Vorhes and family. Mrs. Mary Lehman and son Loren of Columbus spend Sunday in Nelsonville. Mrs. W A Donaldson of Columbus visits Robert Kinney in Nelsonville while Mrs. D F Simms of Athens stays with him. Mrs. D F Simms and children of Athens also spend Sunday with Robert Kinney in Nelsonville.
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Charles Seidenfeld
Murray City
Columbus
State
Retail Merchants’ Association
Leonady Powell
Maria Powell
James Sharp
McCallister
Oklo
Wesley Vorhes
Mary Lehman
Loren
Nelsonville
W. A. Donaldson
Robert Kinney
D. F. Simms
Athens
Children of
Revival Opens at Church of God on Hocking Street
The revival began with good attendance at the Church of God on Hocking Street. Evangelist Lucy B. Smith of North Hampton spoke on The Precious Promises of God using Deuteronomy 11 26 28. Meetings continue nightly through October 23.
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Church of God
Hocking Street
Rachel Lord
Anderson
Ind
Lucy B. Smith
North Hampton
Missionary Talk Headlines Week University Convocation
Miss Margaret Blain, a Wellsley graduate and China veteran, spoke at the Ohio university convocation urging Christian students to share their faith with Chinese nationals. She stressed working with locals and recounted missionary aims, followed by a Glee club performance and announcements for student meetings and tryouts.
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Ohio University
Margaret Blain
Philadelphia
China
Miss Blain
Wellesley
Irma Voigt
America
Jesus Christ
Margaret Benedict
Elgar
FE. B. Bryan
Ewing Auditorium
Music Hall
Campus notices mix schedule and photography
Professors and student groups announce events in Ellis hall Fine Arts hall and Ewing auditorium. Friday class events include a mass meeting and Y W C A first gathering at 7 45. Freshmen must have Athena portraits at Lamborn's next week. Nomination for senior class officers go tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Gubitz
Ellis Hall
Athena
Lamborn
Fine Arts Hall
Dean Voigt
Ewing Auditorium
W C C T U Reports First Meeting of Year
The W C C T U held its first meeting of the year at the Christian church with Mrs J L Triipo as president. Mrs A E F Wagner reported on the county convention at Nelsonville and Miss Morse read Psalm 11 from memory. Ex Congressman Andrew J Volstead spoke on prohibition and the Marshall bill was urged for Athens.
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Christian Church
J. L. Triipo
Vinnie Johnson
Miss Morse
Nelsonville
A. E F. Wagner
Sarah Poston
Man Hit By Auto On Pomeroy-Coolville Road
Henry Hoisington aged 70 from Hudson Avenue suffered a broken bone in his left leg when struck by a car driven by two boys on their way to school at Tupper's Plains. He was treated at Sheltering Arms Hospital and later returned home.
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Henry Hoisington
Hudson Avenue
Pomeroy-Coolville
Holsington
Tupper’s Plains
Mr. Hoisington
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Mother Granted Funeral Visit Under Guard
Cincinnati news reports Mrs. Mary Carpenter Miller under deputy sheriffs will attend the funeral and burial of her daughter Mona who died after six weeks of illness. Mona had been held at the children's home since Mrs. Miller was indicted for the murder of her husband Emmett Miller. The husband was killed at their Wyoming Ohio home on April 10, with Nathan Kite also indicted. Edna was to testify again at Mrs. Miller's October 17 trial.
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Cincinnati
U.R
Mary Carpenter Miller
Mona
Emmett Miller
Wyoming
Here
Nathan Kite
Miller
Edna
Vinco Herbal Regulator Claims Gentle Bowel Relief
An advertisement touts Vinco a herbal laxative and bowel regulator for constipation biliousness and indigestion. It promises money back if no relief from the first 25 box and pressures avoiding calomel and harsh medicines.
Ex-Lima Minister Entered Into Athens Presbytery
The Rev. H L Geddes, formerly pastor of the Lima Presbyterian church, was received into the Athens Presbytery at an adjourned meeting in Athens yesterday to enable him to formally accept a call from Logan Presbyterian church. Geddes has begun work at Logan and will be installed October 19. The service will feature a sermon by Rev. B E Townsend Marietta, with charges given by Rev. John A Stemen and the moderator Rev. John L Evans.
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Logan Presbyterian Church
H. L. Geddes
Lima
Pomeroy
Weltzheimer
Nelsonville
Elder
Geddes
Logan
Townsend Marietta
John A. Stemen
Bremen
A.Y. Wilcox
Athens
John L. Evans
Ohio Auto Club Secretary Attacked by Anti-Saloon Official
Columbus report says Charles M. Earhart, attorney for the Ohio Anti-Saloon League, charged that Charles J. Janes, secretary of the Ohio State Automobile Association, does not represent many of the larger group. The letter was released as part of ongoing disputes within the state’s dry league activities.
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Ohio State Auto Club
Dry League
Columbus
U.P
Charles M. Earhart
Ohio Anti-Saloon League
Charles ('. Janes
Ohio State Automobile Association
Sure Relief for Sore Throat
Physician prescribed Thoxine promises relief in 15 minutes with a single swallow. Claims no chloroform or harmful drugs, safe for the whole family, and sold with a money-back guarantee at druggists for 35c 60c and 1.00.
Automobile clubs in Ohio face Marshall bill clash
A letter from an Ohio club secretary to Bishop Henderson of the Methodist church is cited in a dispute over the Marshall bill. The correspondence is part of a broader clash between automobile clubs and the bill's provisions, with officials arguing over leadership and influence within the organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Jones
Bishop Henderson
Methodist Church
C&O Seeks Control of Erie and Pere Marquette Merger
The Interstate Commerce Commission set oral arguments for November 1 and 3 on the Chesapeake and Ohio's bid to acquire control of the Erie and Pere Marquette railroads by purchasing stock. The hearing will also cover C and O’s plan to issue new capital stock tied to the Van Sweringen brothers merger scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chesapeake and Ohio
Erie
Pere Marquette
van Sweringen Brothers
Cleveland
Acid Scalp Remedy Promises Quick Hair Revival
An old ad copy claims dull lifeless hair stems from an acid scalp. It promotes Danderine as a scientific dandruff dissolvent that neutralizes scalp secretions. Five minutes after application, dandruff supposedly dissolves and hair becomes soft, shiny, and manageable for weeks.
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Bessie
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National Refining Company
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Tupper's Plains
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Mase
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