Ministers of Hens and Nelsonville Exchange Pulpits
On Sunday October 27 ministers from Hens and Nelsonville will swap pulpits. Rev C M Coulter will speak at the First Methodist in Hens on preservation of the Eighteenth Amendment. Other clergy from Athens will deliver sermons at local churches and lead Sunday School at 9 30.
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Nelsonville
C. M. Coulter
First Methodist Church
A. Y. DD
First Church
Athens
Reed J. Downs
Athens Christian Church
Rothrock
Evans
Coulter
Rev Coulter
Sesson
Out of town mourners attend Mrs. Roy Bagley funeral
A list of attendees from multiple towns gathers in Nelsonville for the funeral of Mrs. Roy Bagley. Relatives and friends from Lancaster Deanville Ra cine Akron AthensPortland Hay denville Kimberly The Plains Moundsville Jacksonville and more are named.
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Nelsonville
Roy Bagley
S. Hartley
Moundsville
W. Va
Joe Chapman
George Chapman
Jacksonville
Estella Beal
Hobart Evans
Dayton
M. A. Wallace
Mike Wallace
Katheryne Wallace
Clarence Wright
Arthur Soles
Millie Graft and
Synthia Keeney
Gerald Keeney
Lancaster
Elza Wyatt
Athens
John McGee
Olney Whitmore
Clara Whitmore
Ervin Keeney
Butchie
Granville Keeney
Orbiston
Charlies Beegle
Robert McElroy
Racine
John Cundiff
Akron
L. E Weaver
James Weaver
Wendell Thompson
Irene McDowell
Mary Seenes
Ralph Hunter
William Coon
Theo Keeney
Deanville
Charles Chaser
Gene Chaser
Haydenville
Leroy Weaver
Kimberly
Nora Graves
the Plains
Frank Smith
Patty
Portland
Fireal blast at Jack Ashton Cafe ends with no damage
Nelsonville fire department responded to a blaze at the Jack Ashton Cafe on Fulton Street yesterday afternoon. The fire started behind the casing and spread toward the roof, believed caused by a blow torch used to remove paint from doors. No damage resulted.
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Nelsonville
Jack Ashton
Fulton Street
Coal theft charge in Nelsonville arraigns three men
In Nelsonville on October 27 three local men faced arraignment before Mayor J. W. Hickman for taking coal from loaded C O Railroad cars. George Warren pleaded not guilty and is bound over to the grand jury under a $50 bond. William Devol and Raymond Calentine pleaded guilty and were fined $10 plus costs. Affidavits were filed by detectives W. L. Price and I. A. Greshel.
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Nelsonville
C. O
J. W. Hickman
George Warren
William Devol
Raymond Calentine
W. L. Price
I. A. Greshel
Indoor picnic planned by Nelsonville Elks
The Nelsonville Lodge B P O Elks entertainment committee sponsors an all day indoor picnic at the Elks Home on Sunday Oct 2. The program includes a full day of entertainment and a picnic dinner with a special stunt program arranged for members.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville Lodge
B. P. O. Elks
Elks
Mrs Elmira Ely Dies Aged 82 In Nelsonville
Mrs Elmira Ely aged 82 died early today at the home of her son Jessie near Mineral. Funeral services will be Sunday at 1 30 in Mineral Church with burial at New Marshfield. Survived by sons Hadley and Pearl and daughters in law Mrs Elma Clark and Mrs Nettie Penrod. Husband G W Ely preceded her in death.
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Nelsonville
Elmira Ely
Jessie
Mineral
Mineral Church
New Marshfield
Hadley
Pearl
Elma Clark
Nettie Penrod
Barberton
G. W. Ely
Charles Crooks Dies at 83 in Carbon Hill
Charles Crooks aged 83 died yesterday in Nelsonville. Funeral services will be Saturday at 11:30 at his daughter’s home in Carbon Hill with burial in Carbon Hill Cemetery. His wife predeceased him. Surviving are daughter, one son Walter, and other relatives mentioned in local notices.
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Nelsonville
Charles Crooks
Frank Hawk
Carbon Hill
Walter
John Willis Funeral Services Set for Sunday
Nelsonville obit reports John Willis aged 48 dying at his Bairview home after illness. He was the last of his family, survived by his wife and adopted daughter Laura. Funeral at 2 PM Sunday at the Holiness Church on Poplar and Watkins, burial in Greenlawn.
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Pairview
Nelsonville
John Willis
Bairview
John
Josep and
Mary Willis
Gertrude Willis
Guy
Laura
Holiness Church
Poplar and
Watkins Streets
Greenlawn
Institute plans outlined for Grangers meeting in Nelsonville
Nelsonville Oct 27 T H Johnson extension agent will meet York Grange Hall officers Monday Oct 30 at 7 30 pm to plan an institute in Nelsonville on Nov 18 Edward Howard serves as president Vernon Cagg is vice president HazelIn Cage secretary Bessie War ehime treasurer and executive committee members are George Brady James McClain and Walter MacCombs
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Nelsonville
T. H. Johnson
York Grange Hall
York Grange
Edward Howard
Vernon Cagg
Hozel- In Cage
Bessie Warehime
George Brady
James McClain
Walter MacCombs
Halloween Themed Cosmopolitan Club Meeting
An unusual Cosmopolitan Club gathering last night at the Martin home featured Halloween decor and themed refreshments. Mrs Ohlinger and Miss Nixon presented papers on labor saving devices and the evils of the new economic leisure, followed by a discussion with guests Mrs James Sharp and Mrs Grace Morris.
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Cosmopolitan Club
L. D. Martin
Martin
Ohlinger
Slain Woman's Mate Sues for 850000
Edward B. McCoy, husband of Mrs. Ermatrude B. De Coy, sues Mrs. Ethel Pusateri for 50,000 damages after Pusateri was sentenced to Marysville Reformatory for manslaughter in the case. Pusateri killed De Coy and wounded her husband in June at the Pusateri home when she returned from a visit.
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Portsmouth
U.R
Marysville Reformatory
Ermatrude B. DeCoy
Ethel Pusateri
Edward B. McCoy
Turnip in Nelsonville Patch Draws Attention
Pete Arbel considered using a derrick to harvest a turnip grown in the Community Garden. The vegetable weighed four pounds, 11 ounces and measured 24 inches around the waist, promising several meals for a neighbor.
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Nelsonville
Pete Arbel
Mine Accident Injures Worker at Syracuse No 16
Raymond Lovsty of Middleport was seriously injured at Syracuse Mine No 16 around 3:00 pm Thursday while on duty. He suffered multiple broken ribs and a deep side gash after reportedly being dragged by a mine motor. He was taken by ambulance to Holzer Hospital in Gallipolis. This marked the first serious accident at the Syracuse mine since February 8, 1933.
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Pomeroy
Raymond Lovsty
Middleport
Syracuse Mine
No. 16
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
Lovsey
Syracuse
Poindexters Return Home After Nelsonville Car Crash
Mrs. C. A. Poindexter of South Third Avenue was taken to Holzer Hospital Cal lopsis after injuries from an automobile crash near Nelsonville. Dr. and Mrs. Poindexter had previously been treated at Cherring ton Hospital in Logan following the accident and were brought home recently.
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Middleport
C. A. Poindexter
South Third Avenue
Holzer Hospital
Callopsis
Freshmen Choose Pomeroy Junior Officers
At Pomeroy Junior High Freshmen class election Jed Mees was elected president, Charles Russell vice president, and Leo Vaughan secretary treasurer. Mees and Vaughan held similar posts last year.
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Pomeroy
Pomeroy Junior High
Jed Mees
Charles Russell
Leo Vaughan
Mees
Vaughan
Tax Deadline Extended to November 30 by State
Columbus Oct. 27 The state tax commission extended the payment deadline for 1922 real estate and tangible taxes to Nov. 30 Carlton B Dargusch said the order was sent to all counties and that taxpayers will have at least that date to pay without penalties even if books have closed
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State Tax Commission
Carlton 8. Dargusch
Dargusch
Ohio Bridges Too Narrow Reports
J R Burkey of the Ohio State Highway Department announced that 1,751 bridges over 10 feet in span are too narrow for two lane traffic and 1,642 too light to carry 12 ton loads. A total of 2,100 bridges require replacement widening or wholesale repairs in the interest of public safety.
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Columbus
J. R. Burkey
State Highway Department Today
Ohio
Burkey
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Claims Digest Acid Stomach Relief
Authorities warn acid stomach is a common penalty of middle age caused by faulty diet. Symptoms include headaches stomach pains after meals gas upset and nausea. A simple regimen of Phillips Milk of Magnesia or tablets taken in small daily doses can neutralize stomach acids and ease after meal pain and fatigue.
Kent Fireman Killed When Wall Collapses
Ravenna October 27 flames over 100 feet high destroyed three small Ravenna storehouses and killed a volunteer Kent fireman buried beneath a wall of falling brick. Damage estimated at 50 000 dollars.
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Ravenna
Kent
Man Hurt Fractures Leg After Short Restline Job Start
Crestline reports Jacob Cow, unemployed two years, found work at Restline Water Works on Wednesday. He lasted briefly on the job before a fall fractured his left leg, prompting treatment at a local facility.
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Crestline
Jacob Cow
Restline Water Works
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