Nelsonville Masonic and Red Men Labor Day Updates
Nelsonville notes report St Bernard Chapter R A M on vacation activities resuming soon and Philo Grian Lodge F and A M completing a successful year. Red Men plan Labor Day events with a 10 AM parade and an 8 PM pow wow featuring hundreds of Indians. Mrs. Walter G. Thompson and Opal visit from East Palestine. Various lodges expect continued interest in Masonry next year.
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Walter G. Thompson
Opal
East Palestine
Nelsonville
Moter Auto Sales Installs New Gas Filling Apparatus
The Moter Auto Sales Co. of Nelsonville installs a new gas filling apparatus at its garage and salesroom on West Washington Street, expanding service offerings.
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Moter Auto Sales Co
Nelsonville
West Washington Street
Mayor McCune Names C. L. Stout to Board of Sinking
Mayor McCune announces the appointment of C. L. Stout as a member of the board of sinking. The move expands the board responsible for municipal infrastructure and public utilities.
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Plum Falls
McCune
C. L. Stout
Board of
Sinking
Trustees Seek Replacements After Krieg Resigns from Council
Fund trustees aim to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of H Krieg, who has joined the city council as a new member. The appointment will fill the vacant position left by Krieg’s departure.
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Fund
H. >. Krieg
Council
William R. Fitzer Dies War Veteran at 35 in Buchtel
William R. Fitzer 35, a veteran of the late world war, died at his father's home in Buchtel. The body was moved to his sister Mrs. Donald Lowden's home in Nelsonville for funeral services at 2:30 PM Saturday in the M E church, with Rev. Paul E. Kemper officiating. His death is attributed to war injuries and poor health since.
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William R. Fitzer
Buchtel
Donald Lowden
Nelsonville
M. E. Church
Paul E. Kemper
Fitzer
Chamber of Commerce to Convene After Three Months
The local chamber of commerce resumes activities with a first meeting after a three months’ vacation. The session will outline and discuss plans for the season’s work, promising an interesting agenda and productive discussion among members.
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Chamber of Commerce
Fred Li ney of Parkersburg visits Art Copeland family
Fred Li ney of Parkersburg was the Sunday guest of Art Copeland and family, sharing time at their home for a social visit.
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Fred Li Iney
Parkersbur
Art Copeland and Family
Great ceremonial ahead at E Karnak Grotto session
Plans for a ceremonial session of E Karnak Grotto in November aim to be the best yet. Monarch and officers urge members to recruit candidates as petitions circulate. Grotto park work continues with families enjoying picnics at the grounds. Ruth Evans and Phyllis Mills are visiting Columbus and Westerville. John S. Lowden of Lima visits Nelsonville. Pearl Wend returns to Nelsonville after summer in Lima working on the railroad.
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E Karnak Grotto
Grotto
Ruth Evans
Phyllis Mills
Columbus
Westerville
Pearl Wend
Nelsonville
Lima
Social Calls Reported Across Nearby Towns
Sand Rock residents Jessie Bolin from Columbus and Flossie Smith from Utley were visiting Bolin's aunts Margie and Orinda Taylor. A. B. Christman and son Lowell called on Charles Moore and wife Wednesday evening. Henry Ogg spent Sunday with the Weiss Van Dyke family. B. C. Townsend visited George Oxy and wife on Sunday. Len McCune and daughter Mary of Athens visited his parents Frank and [surname] McCune. Carl Grandstaff and son Dale called on Gilbert Doudinot and family. Harry VanDyke of Parkersburg visits his uncle Wells VanDyke. Eva Marquis hosts cousin Mrs John Mathews and children from near Athens for a few days.
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Jessie Bolin
Columbus
Flossie Smith
Utley
Margierandstaff
Orinda Taylor
A. B. Christman
Lowell
Charles Moore
Henry Ogg
Weiss van Dyke
B. C. Townsend
George Oxy
Len McCune
Mary
Athens
Frank McCune
Carl Grandstaff
Dale
Gilbert Doudinot
Harry VanDyke
Parkersburg
Wells VanDyke
Eva Marquis
John Mathews
Cotton Crop Below Normal in Latest August Report
The crop reporting board of the Bureau of Agricultural Economics estimates the cotton crop on August 27 at 57 percent of normal. This compares with 70.8 percent on July 25, 1922 and 49.3 percent on August 25, 1921, with a ten year August 25 average of 66.3 percent.
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Washington
Crop Reporting Board
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Department of Agriculture Today
Aviator Harold Irish and passenger survive 150 foot fall
Harold Irish and Edward Lewis were rescued after a 150 foot fall in an airplane at Beach Park Elyria Ohio on September 1. The forced descent occurred when gasoline ran out and the aircraft could not be maneuvered to land on the Avon Beach allotment.
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Elyria
Harold Irish
Edward Lewis
Beach Park
Irish
Joker Hidden in Lima Light Franchise Unearthed
Lima City Manager Bingham reveals a joker clause in a 1919 street lighting franchise granted to Lima Gas Light, a Lima Natural Gas subsidiary. No required candle power specified, while gas lamps cost taxpayers 27.50 dollars annually and emit under 20 candle power.
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Lima, CO
Lima Gas Light Company
Lima Natural Gas Company
Bingham
Lima
German press hails reparations respite decision
Berlin dispatch reports the allied reparations commission granting Germany a breathing spell on indemnity payments. The German press calls the move a respite and notes relief in the economy and public mood as of September 1.
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Berlin
Allied Reparations Commission
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Eptember
Haybrow Council
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Philogrian Lodge
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Order of Red Men
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F. O. B. Flint
Buick Motor Company
Flint
Michigan
General Motors Corporation
Pioneer Builders
Athens County Buick Co
Nelsonville Buick Co
Bedier
John S. Lowden
Kaelin
John McCormick
Harley-Davidson
JD Electric
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