Nelsonville Indiana Trustee Candidate Irvin Nanna
Irvin Nanna seeks York Township trustee to improve public roads. Support request notes a 10-13-3 and 20-3 reference.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1919
Page
3
Irvin Nanna seeks York Township trustee to improve public roads. Support request notes a 10-13-3 and 20-3 reference.
The Roosevelt memorial and Athens County Automobile Club committees list members from several districts to solicit funds. Names include East End Martin Ohlinger and Walter Wolfe. West End Charles Newton and Pete Barrows. Franklin John Owens and E. Zel ler. Jefferson C E Scott and L R Kelch. among others. Also noted is a sale of a safe and a social visit by Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Shockley of Chillicothe visiting C A Shockley family.
A benefit dance is held at the Maccabee hall this evening inviting all with invitations to attend. Local organizers urge attendees to enjoy the event and support the cause.
Miss Ira Katzenback will wed Steven Boor of Forsythe Montana next Monday in St. Paul Minnesota. A Tuesday evening bridal shower at her Chestnut Street home drew fifty guests from neighbors and Sunday school. Gifts included silver cut glass and linen.
The Woman's Home Missionary Society will meet tomorrow at Mrs. Chas. Green’s home on East Franklin Street with Mrs. A. Nelson and Mrs. B. F. Gibbs as hostesses. A Chamber of Commerce meeting and dinner follows at the Elks Club rooms at 6 o'clock to hear E. S. Matheny of Columbus explain the proposed classification amendment.
Photographs time for Christmas portraits with early ordering advised. Avoid rush and last minute orders as Sauter’s Studio urges customers to plan ahead for holiday images.
Zeller of Nelsonville urges homeowners to insure buildings to full value to avoid costly losses from fire. Prompt settlements by insurers can relieve financial worry, and those not insured are urged to call for options and rates.
Miss Emma Burdette of this city and W B Blakenship of Craigsville W Va were quietly married at Clarksburg on Saturday October 18 at 4 o clock in the afternoon by Rev Engles of the First Methodist church The bride is well known here and was a bookkeeper for Northern Mining Fuel Co The groom is a Craigsville businessman in lumber and general merchandise The newlyweds will reside in Craigsville also guests include several relatives and friends from nearby towns
A large turnout at the YMCA saw the formation of a local Boy Scout Council. Capt. A C Barclay addressed attendees and helped organize the group. An executive committee and officers including C C Sharp president P W Hickman secretary W L Hudson treasurer R A Parks and others were named along with a court of honor and new member committee.
Expert repair man at Bell's Garage offers prompt service. WANTED several good day loaders for steady work and good wages. FOR SALE carload Holland seed cabbage via GADBURY FEED STORE. WANTED good horse eight or nine years old. Call Leprint at FEED STORE. FOR SALE car of nice oroven on track via GADBURY FEED STORE.
Notice asks return of a borrowed large paper mache skull from Mrs. Eliza Stratton. Classified items advertise shoe repair by John Clouston at 998 Chestnut Street, Nelsonville. closing out sale of phonographs and harps at Sauter's Studio, 56 Fulton Street. and rental of three rooms with bath in Just-Rite Millinery, Bell 628.
The Marietta district conference of Methodist ministers and laymen ends tonight with a public platform meeting at First Methodist church. Dr. George Wood Anderson, a renowned U S Methodist evangelist, will deliver the address at 7 o clock after returning from France where he aided American soldiers.
Brief urging voters to support the two referendum laws while opposing the two amendments. The notice emphasizes voting guidance for the upcoming election and reiterates positions on the referenda and amendments.
Miss Feral Strickland, rising OU student and noted Athens comedian, presents original playlets Till and Miranda at the Picture Show and Bargain Hunting in a Ten Cent Store at the Amesville Methodist church on Saturday evening October 25.
No marriage licenses issued as applications were refused for a couple from Zanesville and Columbus. The DeWees trial concluded testimony Tuesday with the jury deadlocked after two hours and seeking a new verdict. The Alice Gaynor versus Charles Wilkes case on possession of two calves began in the afternoon session.
B C Seibel of the Ohio industrial commission stated no state interference is necessary in the Mingo Junction strike situation. Mayor McCoy said disturbances were minor as strike supporters clashed with workers entering steel mills for repairs.
An excellent preparation that does the work with no bad effects. Nice to take palatable and does not irritate the stomach. Stops coughing immediately and opens the throat. Clears the head and restores the voice. Highly recommended as a remedy.
Senate agricultural committee hearings in Washington heard Louisiana planters and rice experts accuse the president of fault in high sugar costs while opposing the McNary bill to renew the sugar equalization board. Senator Ransdell warned of higher prices if policy shifts pass.
At a mid week Athens chamber lunch a dozen women joined Miss Louise Price from Norwood schools to discuss the Girl Scout movement. She praised local interest and forecast ready funding for new troops. Representative Hopple of Cleveland will speak next Wednesday on the proposed equalization of taxation amendment.
Washington on October 22 as the senate debated Senator Watson s charges that the federal trade commission used f ects. The commission replied with public telegrams said to pass between packers and their agents to show Watson s alleged relations with Chicago packers and challenged proof of his charges.
The radical faction of striking longshoremen formed a new strike committee electing Dick Butler as chairman. It seeks to supplant the regular committee led by John F. Riley and will present a demands program to Mayor Hylan, head of the conciliation board, today.
Official timing from the Air Service Department in Washington shows Lieut. Belvin W. Maynard is removed from first place in the trans continental aerial derby, as recorded by the American Flying Club.
President Wilson signed the amended food control act granting the attorney general power to prosecute profiteers. He also signed three other measures of minor importance.
Former Judge William T. Wheeler convicted of embezzlement and given four years in county prison plus a $4,900 fine, filed an appeal in the superior court through his attorney William A. Gray. Wheeler was convicted on two separate indictments.
Governor W L Harding of Iowa announced a conference of governors in Indianapolis if the federal government cannot settle the threatened coal miners strike by the first of next week. He indicated the meeting would be held to discuss the issue.
Mayor Woodworth urged Athens residents to support Girl Scout Week from October 26 to November 1. He called the American movement vital for patriotic service by young women and urged official recognition and broad community assistance.
A Catholic women's committee in Cincinnati presented a purse containing 1700 dollars to Queen Elizabeth of Belgium at Good Samaritan Hospital. The funds are to support relief efforts in Belgium.
Four masked highwaymen robbed the Perrysburg Banking Company of about $5,000. They locked cashier Thomas Franey, his assistant, and two customers in a back room before fleeing in an automobile.
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