Nelsonville News Highlights Social Events And Church Services
Mrs. J. M. Volker hosts a birthday dinner for Mr. Volker. Athens visitors include Mrs. W. T. Bean and Mrs. Elizabeth Davis. Elks dance 9 to 1 at clubrooms. Rev. Leon Arpee on business in Middleport and Pomeroy. D of A pot luck Friday October 20. Kimberly church services 10 am led by Rev J F Brown. Born to Ruth Morrow and Harold Morrow a son weighing eight pounds.
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Leon Arpee
Middleport
Pomeroy
D. of A
Ruth Morrow
Harold Morrow
Ohlinger & Wolf Promotes Clean Merchandise in Nelsonville
Local shop Ohlinger and Wolf celebrates 21 years in business at Corner Chestnut and Harper Streets Nelsonville Ohio. The ad touts good clean merchandise and long standing reliability in the community.
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Ohlinger & Wolf
Chestnut and
Harper Streets
Nelsonville
Ohio
Reception for State President Opens Federated Clubs Event
The Hyperion club hosts a weekend visit by state president Mrs Selover of Cleveland. She speaks at 2 30 PM Saturday at the Presbyterian church after a 2 PM business meeting in church parlors. A reception at Mrs J M Hyde's home follows. All federated club women invited.
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Selover
Cleveland
Hyperion Club
Julius Fischer
Presbyterian Church
Central Parent Teachers Association Meeting Planned
Friday at 2 o clock the Central School Parent-Teachers Association holds its regular meeting. Mrs. Carl Cookley reports on the Ohio Parent-Teachers state meeting. The annual Xmas bazaar is discussed and December’s plans outlined. Halloween decorations adorn several rooms. Parents are urged to come early and view their children’s rooms.
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Central School
Parent-Teachers Association
Carl Cookley
Ohio Parent-Teachers Association
Association
Red Cross Xmas seal sale announced for Nelsonville start
The Red Cross seal sale will begin in Nelsonville around November one, earlier than in prior years. The Hyperion club radio has run the sale for several years with Mrs. L A Whitmore as chairwoman traveling to a Columbus conference October 25 to discuss sale plans. Eighty per cent of the proceeds...
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Red Cross
Marmola Prescription Tablets Offer Simple Weight Loss
An advertisement touts Marmola Prescription Tablets as a simple, harmless remedy for overfatness. It claims steady, easy reduction without exercise or dieting and promotes purchase from druggists or direct from Marmedia Co of Detroit, Michigan.
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Marmedia Co
Woodward Avenue
Detroit
Mich
Nelsonville Xmas Seal Fund Aids Tuberculosis Care
The Nelsonville committee uses Xmas seal funds for tuberculosis prevention and patient care. Five patients receive daily Red Cross nurse visits, portable porches, milk, eggs, and medical supplies. Seals funded school toys and a Red Cross coupe to improve access to care. a clinic screened 60 patients with 20 positives.
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Nelsonville
Red Cross
Chauncey Community Notes Highlight PTA Meeting and Local Visits
Attendance at the Chauncey high school PTA meeting was strong with a Columbus Day program in the auditorium. A social hour followed as the domestic science class served refreshments. nearby, Carl Shirkey of Toledo visits Chauncey and Athens, Lucile Bradfield returns from Mansfield and Columbus to Chauncey. Mrs. Clarence McCafferty quarantined with diphtheria on Main street. The fire department handled a gas escape at Cap and Mrs. Smith’s home on Lexington Avenue with little damage. Missionary Society hosted by Mrs. E. C. Wharton on Main street. Mrs. George Strausbaugh left to visit Hollis Tanthony in Coolville. Mrs. Hayden and daughter Mrs. Osborn traveled to Buchtel for Ona Wilson’s funeral.
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Parent-Teacher Association
Chauncey
Cap Smith
Lexington Avenue
The
Missionary Society of the Christian Church
E. C. Wharton
Main Street
Gifted Rian Freed By Jury
Basil Minerd of Guysville was acquitted by a Athens county common pleas jury of forgery by endorsing Vernon Bobo’s name on a check. Don Durfee pleaded guilty to burglary and larceny, fined 40 dollars plus costs, with a suspended workhouse sentence conditional on monthly payments toward debt.
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Basil Minerd
Guysville
Fogery
Vernon Bobo
Athens County Common Pleas Court
W. E B. Crossen
Gabriel South
Marion Wetherell
Charles C. Elliott
Fred Hawk
William Morrrison
Carl Gardner
M. W. Aiken
Amherst McDonald
John Tippie
William Roberts
Congress urged to reconvene after election
Washington leaders push for an extra session as soon as possible after the November 7 vote to tackle a formidable pending program. President Harding reportedly planned a November 20 start with a long summer recess, but lawmakers fear no long break. The piece also notes China’s standing army at about 1,500,000 men.
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George R. Holmes
Washington
Harding
Congress
White House
Johnson land sale and local notices from Amesville
The Amesville sale records show J B Johnson land bought by FE Johnson and the house by John Hixon as Mr Johnson plans a new home. The M F church men’s class enjoyed an oyster social at Wilson’s Hall for 24 members. A minor blood infection from a hand scratch improved after medical consultation. A fire risk near Linscott’s wash house caused minor damage around a chimney. Masons leader Heston attends grand lodge in Columbus. Funeral services for Kent Murphy were held in McArthur after a sudden Trenton death. High school basketball may travel to Bartlett pending weather. The week’s brief notes mention road repairs and local grievances about the infirmary access.
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J. B. Johnson
FE. C. Johnson
John Hixon
Johnson
M. F. Church
Wilson's Hall
Herman Ahle
Dr. LeFever
Weber
Ahte
G. O. Linscott
W. L. Heston
Fire alarm speeds students from School No 33
Six hundred children from School No 33 on Light Street rushed into the street in one minute as a blaze near the building triggered three alarm calls. The fire destroyed shacks about 30 feet away.
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Baltimore
Light Street
Jury Fails to Convict Guard in Dope Case
In Atlanta, a federal jury hearing the John Owens narcotics smuggling case at the penitentiary failed to reach a verdict and was discharged by Judge Sibley after deliberating since late yesterday.
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Atlanta
Federal District Court
John Owens
United States Penitentary
Sibley
Five Injured in Denver Streetcar Collision
Five people were injured when two street cars collided at a North Denver intersection today.
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Denver
Colo
Fear Red Attack Looms on Vladivostok Evacuation
Advices from Vladivostok report Japan fears a red force assault on the city before evacuation is finished. The warning underscores looming danger as defensive measures intensify.
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RED
RSO
Vladivoatek
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