Phonograph Studio Ads Promote Superior Sound in Nelsonville
Nelsonville classified ads touts special cash prices and a better phonograph to prove value. Sauter's Phonograph Studio at 66 Fulton St promotes tone and volume with a 9 20 1r date mark. For sale a five year old Welch pony with buggy and harness, height 42 inches, well broke, cheap if sold at once. Charles Hankenson at 1057 Poplar St advertises the item with a 9 29 7t stamp.
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Sauter’s Phonograph Studio
Fulton St
Nelsonville
Charles
Wanted: reliable man to farm on shares in Nelsonville Ohio
Wanted a good industrious man with family to move on and crop farm on shares. Part time by the day also. Good proposition for the right man. Write to C. W. Juniper K. P. Bidg Nelsonville Ohio 10-3-3.
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C. W. Juniper
K. P. Bidg
Nelsonville
Ohio
Birthday Surprise for Martha Davis Honored by Needle Craft Club
Mrs. E. W. Allen hosted Friday afternoon for the Needle Craft Club honoring Mrs. Martha Davis on her birthday. The gathering featured a large birthday cake with candles as twenty ladies attended.
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Needle Craft Club
E. W. Allen
Ladies of the Needle Craft Club
Martha Davis
Hy perion Club Mounts First Meeting of Year
Miss Hattie Baird chaired the Hy perion Club’s first year gathering with a program featuring Response Resolutions for higher ideals, war poetry, and current events led by Mrs J M Hyde and Mrs Julius Fischer. Local residents, including Ww J Sanders and the Siddle family, enjoyed weekend activities. Dr and Mrs Walter Howe traveled to Rutland Vermont after the death of Mrs Howe’s brother Albert Bucklin.
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Hattie Baird
Hyperion Club
J. M. Hyde
Julius Fischer
Minor fined for permitting a minor to play pool
Emmanuel Bill was fined 20 dollars plus costs in Mayor Donley's court on Saturday for allowing a minor to play pool. The notice also records a series of social visits and travel, including Ed Shafer's Cleveland trip and several family visits across Columbus and Athens.
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Emmanuel Bill
Donley
Local social notes from the Shafer household
Mrs Davis stayed for a longer visit. Miss Harriett Pensyle visited Columbus over the weekend. Mrs Fred Williams of Athens visited her parents here Sunday. Miss Flo Hutchins a Columbus teacher spent the weekend with her parents. Mr and Mrs Zale Kemp were guests of the Kemp family here.
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Ed Shafer
Cleveland
Ohio
Hazel
C. B. Reynolds
Leah
Clint Shafer
Hazel Shafer
O. W. Athens
D. F. Shafer
Columbus
Marion Coakley
Henry Crawford
William Guy
O. W. Delaware
N. Hill
Dave Evans
Otto Kaelin
Toledo
W. W. Gibson
Cable
Eugene Shafer
Davis
Harriett Pensyle
Fred Williams
Athens
Flo Hutchins
Zale Kemp
Bryan to Speak in Nelsonville on Prohibition Efforts
William Jennings Bryan, three time presidential candidate and former U S secretary of state, will address a Nelsonville audience at 2 30 Wednesday afternoon October 8 at the Christian Auditorium. The event is directed by the Anti Saloon League of America and the League in this state with Prohibition as the subject. He will urge enforcement of federal and state laws and amendments and the election of officials who will not wink at violations. Dr Howard H Russell founder of the Anti Saloon League will also speak briefly.
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Howard H Russell
Westerville, C
Anti- Saloon League
Gymnasium Class Schedule Announced at C C A Dileher
Physical director C A Dileher announces all gym classes start this week with a planned timetable. Business class at 7 30 Tuesday and Thursday Juniors 3 00 Monday and Thursday 9 A M Saturday 3 30 Tuesday and Thursday 10 00 Saturday Seniors 7 30 Monday and Tuesday 2 30 Saturday High school 6 to 7 every evening Now is the time to start when the classes start.
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Cc. A
C. A. Dileher
Nelsonville church reports grand Sunday with record attendance
A Nelsonville church celebration highlighted a Sunday of record Bible School attendance nearing 812, with C M Yocum addressing Bereans, a large evening meeting, and a drive by volunteers to fund current expenses. Reports showed increased giving and strong city support, plus welcoming visits from Miss Mattie Deeney, Gretchen Hardy, and Miss Alice Mulligan.
Mob Seizes Prisoner In Washington County Killing
In Washington GA a mob killed Mose Martin and seized five other Black prisoners. They demand Jack Gordon be turned over to them for Gordon’s murder charge after deputies failed to release him. Will Brown is jailed for safekeeping as an alleged Gordon accomplice.
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Washington
Mose Martin
Jack Gordon
Gordon
Red Freeman
Martin
Will Brown
Lincolntown
Child Hit by Taxi in Front of Grandmother’s House
Walter Wilson Davis three years old son of Mr and Mrs Walter Davis of 22 Central Avenue is reported improving after an automobile accident Friday evening. He ran across the street to his grandmother’s and into path of a taxi driven by Mr Pruden. The wheels passed over his body but did not injure it. He sustained a fractured collar bone and a gash above the left eye requiring two stitches.
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Walter ‘Wilson Davis
Walter Davis
Central Avenue
Supreme Court Opens October Term Faces Antitrust, Prohibition
Washington October 6 The Supreme Court reconvened for its regular October term amid appeals on big business antitrust prosecutions and wartime questions on prohibition enforcement. Nine justices returned as government seeks rapid decision on what alcohol content makes a beverage intoxicating and on Mary land beer ruling. Basle reports Vienna confirms General Petlura has declared war on Denikin in south Russia.
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Washington
Supreme Court
King
Maryland
Basle
Vienna
Simon Petlura
Deniken
Russia
Boy Lies Dead for 28 Days Then Recovers in Dayton
John C. Ramby Jr., 14, of Dayton, was struck by an automobile on August 26 and lay unconscious for 28 days. He regained consciousness at home and soon recovered his usual vitality though very weak.
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Dayton
John C. Ramby Jr
John C. Ramby
Ohio Meat Seizure Case Reaches Highest Court
The Supreme Court was asked to rule on whether Ohio may seize and sell food in cold storage beyond six months under the state act. Columbus Packing Company appeals a state Supreme Court ruling adverse to packers. A decision on whether the high court will hear the case is not expected for weeks.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Ohio Packing Interests
Loot Recovered After Store Theft in Toledo
A dozen fur coats and silk dresses valued at $5,000 stolen from Meyer Jonasson and company in Altoona, Pennsylvania, were recovered in Toledo after Charles Smith was shot in the leg escaping a police attempt. Smith was captured after a train arrest pursuit following a station master’s report of a passenger robbery from Pittsburgh. another suspect escaped.
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Toledo
Meyer Jonasson and Company
Altoona
Charles Smith
Smith
Pittsburgh
Gladiator Glouster: Opera Show and 14 0 Football Loss
Glouster news notes a Wednesday Opera House show A Little Mother to Be. The Glouster football team loses to Murray 14 to 0 in season opener with new players. Local visits include Mildred Cunningham from Grant hospital and multiple regional residents. Glouster defeats Hollister 8 to 1 in baseball, second of three games.
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Opera House
Ile
The
Local Investor Buys Interest in City Hotel Building
Mason Andrews of this city has bought F. M. Koons’s interest in the hotel building occupied by J. M. Gordon. Gordon had previously bought Des Antle’s stake, making the current owners Gordon and Andrews. Andrews also purchased Koons’s Sunnyside lots in Athens and plans to build a home there next spring for his family to occupy.
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Mason Andrews
F. M. Koons
Columbus
J. M. Gordon
Gordon
Des Antle
Gordon and Andrews
Andrews
Mr. Koons
Sunnyside
Athens
Tollivers Visit Ends as They Leave for Akron
Grace and Sarah Morris of Columbus visited their parents Mr and Mrs Georg Morris of Trimble for a Sunday stay. Isaac Wilson a merchant of Chauncey aged about 52 died at Grant Hospital Columbus after gall stone removal operation.
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Eugene Tolliver
Akron
Grace
Sarah Morris
Columbus
Georg Morris
Trimble
Capital City
Isaac Wilson
Chauncey
Grant Hospital
Wilson
Jacksonville Wins First Game of Series 5-4
Jacksonville defeated Millfield 5 to 4 on Millfield’s ground in the opener of a three game series. Millfield pitcher D Earich allowed three hits but unraveled with four errors in the fourth inning enabling Jacksonville to score five runs. E Swindle starred in left field and on the mound, while Millfield’s Morrison Whitlatch and H Earich produced solid three base hits.
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Millfield
Jacksonville
D. Earich
E. Swindle
Basse
Kempton
H. Ginnan
McDaniel
Rasp
D. Swindle
Withem
Wee
Hallam
Brown
A. Earich
A. Ginnan
Morrison
Whitlatch
H. Earich
First
Simpson
Stout pitching leads to close high school baseball outing
Two base hits by McDaniel highlight a game where Morrison Whit latch and H Earich managed three base hits. Ginnan and Simp son delivered sacrifice pieces while Swindle and Rasp added steals. D Earich fanned eight with one hit by pitch, Ginnan fanned one as the game lasted 1 hour 20 minutes with Anderson and Grimes umpiring.
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McDaniel
Morrison
Whitlatch
H. Earich
H. Ginnan
Simpson
E. Swindle
Rasp
Kempton
D. Earich
D. Swindle
A. Ginnan
Pier—D. Earich
Anderson and Grimes
Waste Land Will Grow Fine Walnut Trees in Ohio
The Ohio Experiment Station forestry department suggests growing high priced black walnut on waste land. Seedlings can be started from nuts planted this fall and mixed with maple for best results. Pure walnut plantings thrive until about 30 years, then growth differs from other trees.
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Ohio
Department of Forestry
Ohio Experiment Station
Wooster
Bulletin on Growing Black Walnut Mailed Free in Ohio
A notice reports that some trees die and that a bulletin on growing black walnut is mailed free to residents of Ohio. The item highlights ongoing concerns with tree health and a public information effort from an Ohio outreach program.
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Ohio
Remains of W. W. Scott Returned for Burial in Nelsonville
The body of W. W. Scott who died at his Nelsonville home Tuesday evening was moved to Zaleski for burial Friday. Funeral services were led by Rev. Prior and interment took place at Oak Grove cemetery with Stout of Nelsonville in charge. Local residents attended a McArthur baseball game and several neighbors visited family ties in Athens and Gallipolis for funerals and greetings.
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W. W. Scott
Nelsonville
Prior
Oak Grove Cemetery
Stout
Anna Ansel
Hazel
Harvey Fri
Athens
Ralph Herrold
Mary O'Leary
Gladys Scott
McArthur
Zaleski
Warren Ross
Harold
Phil Hill
Ulysses James
West Jefferson
Eleanor Boal
A. . Boa
Amanda Robinson
Gallipolis
Grand Ball Hosts Notable Local Guests in Zaleski
A grand ball at the Yceum features Mrs John Sweet and Mrs Hiram Johnson among attendees. Guests include Mrs Ben Sands of Chillicothe and Harry Sands of Cincinnati, with Mr Pennybacker of Athens in town for business. Mrs George Mace from Newfield visited for the day.
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Yceum
August Field
John Sweet
Hiram Johnson
Ben Sands
Chillicothe
Harry Sands
Cincinnati
Zaleski
Pennybacker
Athens
George Mace
Newfield
American King Albert Flight Sparks Rain at Niagara Falls
King Albert of Belgium and party flew over Niagra Falls causing rain and storm. The royal group arrived from Boston and visited the station where a first American kiss was noted. Fire of incendiary origin destroyed two storage buildings and a dwelling, with losses around 10000 dollars.
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Niagara Falls
N. Y
Albert
Belgium
Boston
H. A. Stone, Jr
Rafferty
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Cr. J. Sanders
Florence
Glouster
the Christian Church
Bible School
C. M. Yocum
Yocum
Kingdom of God
Roush
Nenlsonville Christian Church
Mattie Deeney
Gretchen Hardy
Alice Mulligan
Supreme Court Dinotodok
Gloster News
Murray
Mildred Cunningham
J. E. Jones
Banning
John Angle
Uniontown
Malcolm Waldie
Lalla Dunnett
J. A. Goddard
Meigs
Arthur Vercoe
Goddard
Church of Christ
Hollister
Fiel
Earich
Boise
Whitlate He
Il Rich
Cash Shoe
Nelsonville Tire & Repair Co
U. S. Pat
Fair Grounds
Service Avation Co
Wabash, Ind
Stuart's Opera House
Athens Opera House
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