Nelsonville Classified Ads Deep in Local Commerce
Expert repair man at Beil's Garage offers prompt service. Piano tuning available through Green's Music Co. Nelsonville. Bookkeep er and office girl seek position. Card of farm and salvage items, cow sale, Ford radiator for sale. Ironing service at 443 High Street. Mrs Inderiden visits. Evans family guest. Wanted housekeeper for family of three no children. Call 543.
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Beil's
Mrs Catherine Raine Dies After Short Illness
Mrs Catherine Raine wife of Thos Raine died at her home Wednesday noon after a brief pneumonia illness. She lived here many years was active in St Andrews Catholic church and is survived by her husband two sisters Mrs James Carr and Miss Rose Tipping. Funeral at St Andrews church Saturday 9 am conducted by Rev Fr Byrne.
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Catherine Raine
Thos. Raine
James Carr
City
Rose Tipping
P T A Meeting Planned at Central School Today
The Parent Teachers Association of Central School will meet at the Central building Friday afternoon. All parents interested in cooperation between parents and teachers should attend this meeting.
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Parent-Teachers Association
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Teachers vote on two members of retirement board
State law requires teachers to elect two retirement board members. City teachers vote October 17 and rural and village teachers vote October 18. Nelsonville teachers vote October 17 at the high school between 2:30 and 4:30 p.m. Others in Nelsonville or York township vote at Nelsonville high school on Saturday.
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Nelsonville
York Township
Vote urged for teachers on school matter
In the note D A Ferree urges all teachers to vote between 1:00 and 3:00 p m as the issue concerns everyone personally and requires prompt action.
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D. A. Ferree
Forest Rose Embroidery Club Dines At Alice Wyskivers Home
Twelve members and guests gathered for a 6 o clock chicken dinner at Mrs. Alice Wyskivers. Attendees included Mesdames Bertha Bateman Lena White Gena Lewis Agnes Wallace Dollie King Mary Brown Gertie Hill Lucile Hellyer Misses Margaret Susie Clark Louisa Pearce and others. They planned the event as an annual affair and returned home in good cheer.
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Forest Rose Embroidery Club
Alice Wyskivers
Mesdames
Bertha Bateman
Lena White
Gena Lewis
Agnes Wallace
Dollie King
Mary Brown
Gertie Hill
Lucile Hellyer
Margaret
Susie Clark
Louisa Pearce
Mattie Ailes, Mathewson
Mattie McKee
Akron
Midge King
Leta Lewis
Donald Bateman
William King
Sale of School Bonds by Athens Township District
Sealed bids are invited for 12 bonds totaling 8000 dollars at 6 percent interest, payable semiannually from 1920, to be delivered November 1, 1919. Bonds fund operating revenue deficiency under House Bill 567. Bid deposits equal 5 percent, right to reject bids reserved. Joseph Evans Clerk Athens Plains Ohio.
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Alex Root
Cline
Athens
Athens Township
Athens County
Ohio
General Assembly of Ohio
Board of Education
Joseph Evans
the Plains
WM. Roberts
T.w
Synod Evening Sessions Review Mission Goals and Leaders
Synod proceedings feature talks from Ohio State University President Thompson and Wooster College President Wishart on church relations and spiritual themes. The meeting outlines home mission spending, new funding agreements, and strong support for Foreign Missions and the League of Nations Covenant with calls for a League of Churches.
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Thompson
Ohio State University
Wishart
Wooster College
Ohio Federations of Churches
the Sons of the Spirit
Speer
Foreign Mission Board
Methodist Church
Pugh
Home Mission Committee
New Era
William H. Hudnut
D. D
Youngstown
Synod
League
Synod of Ohio meets as church leaders call for Christian leadership
The Rev. Ernest F. Hall addressed the Synod highlighting overseas missions and a global communications era. Dr. Wishart opened discussions on world ills, while Wooster College's president warned against educational misplacements. Dr. Foulkes urged church leadership for freedom and righteousness. Nine former Moderators attend as the local church hosts a well coordinated program.
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Ernest F. Hall
New York
America
Timbuctoo
Sudan
Elizabethville
Livingston
Africa
Wishart
Wooster College
Berlin
First Christian Church
James D. Williamson
D. D
Cleveland
Committee On Home Missions
William Hiram Foulkes
New Era
Foulkes
McKenzie
The
London News
Scotchman
YWCA Rules Regard Attire for Girls Under 18
Chicago officials from Illinois Indiana and Michigan meeting here ruled that fishnet stockings or slinky skirts should not be worn by girls under 18.
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Chicago
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
Real soldiers New York honor Gotham street cleaners
Thirty Gotham street cleaners were awarded medals for keeping their districts spotless. The ceremony recognized their service with gold, silver, or bronze awards reflecting their efforts and dedication to civic cleanliness.
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Real Soldiers
New York
Gotham
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