Mayor Spots Grow Signal Disregarded in Nelsonville
Nelsonville mayor reports drivers disregarded a posted grow signal at Ner nick corner on September 1 from 1 30 to 4 pm. He lists several local drivers by name and four license numbers and warns that future lists will carry a dollar sign after names.
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Nelsonville
City Safety Department
Nerrick
Lax
Jack Pritchard
James Knight
Earl Campbell
Raymond Matheny
Juny
Taxi Man
Connie Crawford
Guy Ridenour
Oswald Swingle
John Brooks
Fred Mulligan
Young
Snake” Williams
Harry Kelley
Prohibition Officers Nab Moonshine Outfit Near Nelsonville
In Nelsonville area, Clyde Schall was arrested with his father Banty after officers found a working moonshine still in a cave. A gallon of liquor warmer than the still was seized, and Clyde pleaded guilty to manufacturing and was bound over to the grand jury. Banty faces possession charges with a not guilty plea and a hearing set. William Lefever, nearby, was arrested with three pints of liquor and a capping machine. he pleaded guilty and was fined $100 plus costs.
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Nelsonville
Clyde Schall
Charles
Banty) Schall
Prohibition
Lines
Mariner
Jonas
Schall
Lax
Banty Schall
William Lefever
Recreation series schedule set for Nelsonville playgrounds
Nelsonville program lists games Friday Sept 4 at 6 45 pm Grotto vs ast North vs American Legion 5 50 Hudson Essex vs Shoe Factory Betas vs Phi Sigs K of P vs Weat and a girls game scheduled at the city playgrounds.
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Nelsonville
Grotto
Ast
North
American Legion
udson-Essex
Shoe Factory
Betas
Phi Sigs
K. of P S
Weat
West Enders Win City Championship
Nelsonville reports the West End boys under 18 won the 1925 city baseball championship. The season closed after school let out with a shield awarded to the champions to be displayed among M C A trophies. Finals for under 15 start Sept 2 3 and 4 at 1 30 with boys under 15 and girls under 16 taking part in stunts races and ice cream prizes.
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Nelsonville
West End
M.C. A
Circle of UTV Meets in Nelsonville Parish Parlors
Mrs. E B Acomb and Mrs C H Bart hosted Ruth Monday evening at the Presbytery Pike Parlors after a meal. The gathering at Nelsonville featured a program and social time as members enjoyed the event.
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UTV
Nelsonville
E. B. Acomb
C. H. Barton
Ingre
Ruth
Dinner Honoring J A Jack of Urbana in Nelsonville
Mr and Mrs Frank Moore hosted a Saturday dinner in Nelsonville at six o clock honoring Mr and Mrs J A Jack of Urbana The event included Mr and Mrs J L Jack a son Charles Mr and Mrs C D Shafer Clarence Jack and the hosts with covers for all attendees.
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Nelsonville
Frank Moore
J. A. Jack
Urbana
J. L. Jack
Aon
Charles
C. D. Shafer
Clarence Jack
William Harper dies at Buchtel veteran and sexton
Nelsonville, Sept 1. William Harper, 55, died Monday at his home in Buchtel. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 1 PM at the late residence conducted by Rev Howearth. Burial will follow in Buchtel Cemetery. He was an old soldier and longtime sexton of the cemetery.
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Buchtel
Nelsonville
Willam Harper
Howearth
Harper
Funeral attendance for the late A E Sines listed
Out of town attendees at the funeral for A E Sines included Simon Sines, Mrs Ida Phipps, Mrs William Sines, Mr and Mrs W D Sines, Mr and Mrs Arthur Sines, Mr and Mrs Robert Gines, Mr and Mrs Lou Sines, Mrs James Sines, Mrs Grant Shelhammer and daughter Faith, Mrs P R Lines and Mr and Mrs William Bird and son Robert of New Straitsville, William Bines Jr of East Fultonham, Mrs D C Moffett, Logan.
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Nelsonville
A. E. Sines
Simon Sines
Ida Phipps
William Sines
W. D. Sines
Arthur Sines
Robert Gines
Lou Sines
James Sines
Grant Shelhammer
Faith
P. R. Lines
Fiesins Gale Garby Families of Columbus
Mr and Mrs W and Fiesins and children Mr and Mrs Wallie Gale and Mrs Bertha Garby of Columbus are listed in this local society item noting households and family ties.
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W. &. Fiesins
Wallie Gale
Bertha Garby
Columbus
Child Dies in Nelsonville Tragedy
The year old Ralph Woodruff son of Mr and Mrs Nichols died Monday evening in Nelsonville Funeral services are set for 2 pm Wednesday at the Nichols grandparents home on Watkins street Burial will be in Greenlawn Cemetery The couple has two other children
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Nelsonville
Ralph Woodruff
Nichols
James Nichols
Watkins Street
Greenlawn
State fair excursion rates from Nelsonville to Hocking Valley
Local agent announces the Lizzie excursion rate applies to the train leaving Nelsonville at 7:15 a.m. Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday for citizens attending the state fair. The offer is valid only on those trains.
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Nelsonville
Hocking Valley Railroad
Kiwanis to Resume Meetings in Nelsonville
Nelsonville Kiwanis club plans to resume regular weekly gatherings Wednesday at 6 pm after summer break. President Rhodes says an interesting program will be presented and the Dayton convention in mid September will be featured.
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Kiwanis
Nelsonville
Kiwanis Club
Rhodes
Dayton
James Banfield Arrested For Possessing Intoxicating Liquor
Chauncey, Sept. 1. Constables H. A. Leiber and Lee Schoonover arrested James Banfield on a charge of possessing intoxicating liquor. He pleaded guilty in Justice M. B. Tucker's court, was fined $100 and costs, and arranged to settle. Four gallons of wine were produced as evidence. Banfield resides near Oregon Ridge.
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James Banfield
Chauncey
H. A. Leiber
Lee Schoonover
M. B. Tucker
Banfield
Oregon Ridge
Ministers Honored At Chauncey Chicken Dinner
The First Christian church hosted a two course chicken dinner for county ministers leading a Christian campaign. Rev. G. B. Courtney organized it with women helpers, while Claude B. Frampton presided over a progress report on church meetings and plans for Trimble’s yearly convention. Ministers listed include J. R. Keeling and N. B. Martin among others.
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Chauncey
First Christian Church
G. B. Courtney
Chauncey Church
C. R. Frampton
New Marshfield
N. R. Athey
Trimble
F. A. Sheets
Bishopville
C. W. Perry
Green’s Run
A. H. Wilson
Orbison
L. M. Gregory
Taylor Ridge
N. B. Martin
Mulfield
W. M. Thompson
Hooper's Ridge
Young Couple Weds in Quiet Chauncey Ceremony
Herman Zimmer of Akron wed Phoebe Gladys Spitzer of Chauncey in a Monday afternoon ceremony at the Bradfield home East Converse street Chauncey. Rev G B Courtney officiated with attendants Mrs Charles Guinther Jacksonville and Lucille Bradfield Chauncey. The bride a Chauncey graduate worked in Akron. the groom resides and works in Akron and they will live there.
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Chauncey
Herman Zimmer
Akron
Phoebe Gladys Spitzser
Charles Bradfield
East Converse Street
G. B. Courtney
Christian Church
Charles Guinther
Jacksonville
Lucille Bradfield
Luther Spitzer
Son Born to Mr and Mrs Amos Collins at Circle Hill
Chauncey Sept 1. Mrs Amos Collins and husband announce the birth of a son at their Circle Hill home.
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Chauncey
Amos Collins
Circle Hill
Dinner for Guests at Chauncey Home
Mrs. J. C. Atkinson hosted a chicken dinner at their country home near Chauncey on Saturday honoring Clarence Whiton and family from Bellefontaine and Stella Linton from Cleveland plus Miss Margaret Linton of Akron.
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Chauncey
J. C. Atkinson
Clarence Witon
Eldon
Virginia
Bellefontaine
Mise Stella Linton
Cleveland
Margaret Linton
Akron
Beaumont Personal Notes From Coolville And Nelsonville Visit
Beaumont personals report Charles A. Daugherty and son Elwood spent Sunday in Coolville. Miss Bertha and Blanchin ton of Nelsonville were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Atkin. Mrs. William Adama of Beaumont entertained relatives Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Orvil Ling and sons John Eugene and John Holland, all of Nelsonville.
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Beaumont
Charles A. Daugherty
Elwood
Coolville
Bertha
Blancheinton
Nelsonville
J. C. Atkin
William Adama
Béaumont
Orvilling
John
Eugene
John Holland
Nel
Local residents host gatherings and visits across nearby towns
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Moore entertained week end guests Mrs. Lizzie Hick and her son Waiter and Mrs. Frank Moore of Athens. Mrs. Arthur Coon spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Knowton near Albany. Mrs. Arthur Burchfield of The Plains visited Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Augustine at Poston. John Gabriel, employed in Gallipolis, spent last week with his family at The Plains.
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Harry Moore
Lizzie Hick and Son
Frank Moore
Athens
Arthur Coon
Oscar Knowton
Albany
Arthur Burchfield
the Plains
Raymond Augustine
Poston
John Gabriel
Gallipolis
J A Drake Visits Chauncey Family Ties
J A Drake spent a few days at his Chauncey home last week then traveled to Bucyrus with his son in law E L Saffell and daughter for a visit. Earlier he had two months with relatives in Kansas. Chauncey guests included Thomas Oliver with Samuel Cooper family Charlies Ingles Wellston Roy Haynes and Mildred Carter. Luther Cruickshank from Columbus spent Sunday with his Chauncey family.
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J. A. Drake
Chauncey
Mr. Drake
E. L. Saffell
John
William
Bucyrus
Kansas
Thomas Oliver
Samuel Cooper
Charlies Ingles
Wellston
Roy Haynes
Mildred Carter
Luther Cruickshank
Columbus
Canada rushes coal to Canada via New York routes
Syracuse dispatch reports coal shipments flooded into Canada over eight weeks through Binghamton Syracuse and Oswego as rumors of a possible strike forced rapid coal movement to meet emergency needs.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Canada
Binghamton
Oswego
Helped Through Change of Life in Baltimore
A Baltimore woman credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief during the Change of Life after other medicines failed. She reports feeling better after one bottle and continued use through the entire critical period, now describing herself as practically well. She notes two daughters also suffered prior health issues.
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Baltimore
Lydia E. Pinkham
Gom
McGovern Nelsonville declares quarterly dividend on preferred stock
The board of directors of The McGovern Nelsonville Co. has declared a 1 percent regular quarterly dividend on preferred stock and stockholders are receiving their checks this week.
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Saviderd
Nelsonville
The
McGovern-Nelsonville Co
Infant dies in Nelsonville. two-month-old dies after July 4 birth
Nelsonville report notes Dean, two month old son of 2 North, died Monday afternoon. Born July 4 the same day his mother died. Father and three sisters survive. Funeral is scheduled for Wednesday.
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Lattle
Nelsonville
Dean
North
Mr Baby
Alsters
Nelsonville Community Notices and Visitor Guests
September 1 local notes list numerous families visiting Canter's Cave and hosting guests. Mentions include Miss Martha Keister from Cleveland staying with Hasel Eddy, Lieut Roy Hartley of Ft. Benjamin Harrison visiting Nelsonville relatives, and Mrs Phil Reich visiting Columbus. Family gatherings and weekend trips span Cleveland, Zanesville, and Logan areas with multiple local residents hosting or returning from outings.
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Nelsonville
C. BE
Backus
den Sray
C. B
Heimer
Ed Healy
Wm. Giteon
B. B. Linton
Canter’s Cave
Martha Keister
Cleveland
Hasel Eddy
Roy Hartley
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Phil Reich
Columbus
Ted Katzenbach
W. E. Masters
Bowerastown
Ohio
Asid
J. B. Preston
Bet Britt
Tancaster
Elma Gail Mooney
Logan
Rachel Catherine Coakley
Harry Hickman
Jerry Sanders
Zanesville
Sanders
L. R. Reich
Canter's Cave
Helen Shay
Rachel Wilson
Ruth Kelch
Carrie Healy
Local Residents Spend Weekend Visiting Friends
Ortsmith and Thelma along with Mr and Mrs A Jock visited their Columbia friends after a week there. Mrs Hugh Keltey and daughter Joanette stayed in Logan weekend. Buckeye Lake pair T and Barren visiting here. John Hantey visiting Max Sniffen in Marietta. Frank Moore to Columbus Wednesday for state fair. Mary Elisabeth Kessinger and daughter return home after eastern Ohio visit. Evans Hudson returned from Redpath Chautauqua tent work. Paul Hudson spent days with his brother in Frankfort. Joe Dean and Mrs. Matheny guests of Charles Martin. Hyla Albaugh and daughter Dorotha guests of Will Maffin.
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Ortsmith
Thelma
D. A
Jock
Mra
C. D. Shater
Columbia
Hugh Keltey
Joanette
Logan
Mra T. & Barren
Buckeye Lake
John Hantey
Max Sniffen
Marietta
Frank Moore
Teave
Columbus
E. J. Kessinger
Mary Elisabeth
Ohio
Evans Hudson
Paul Hudson
Frankfort
J. W. Scott
Joe Dean
Mich‘gen
Sir Matheny
Cleveland
Robert Maffin
Oskaloosa
Tawa
Charles Martin
H. FE
Hyla Albaugh
Dorotha
Will Maffin
Western trip plans announced for Mable Katsenbach
Mise Mable Katsenbach left Monday to spend a year in the West with a party of friends. They will visit British Columbia Alaska and other Pacific Northwest points of interest.
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Nelsonville
Mise Mable Katsenbach
West
British Columbia
Alaska
Pacific Northwest
Rizer Family Fourth Annual Reunion at Rising Park
The fifth annual Rizer family reunion was held Sunday at Rising Park in Lancaster with about 130 attendees. Mrs. Wim. Pennell of Nelsonville was re elected secretary treasurer.
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Rizer
Nelsonville
Riser
Rising Park
Lancaster
Wim. Pennell
King's Men Hold Service in Rutland Church
The King's Men drove to Rutland on Sunday and conducted worship at the Rutland church. A good attendance marked the service and the group reports it was well received.
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King's Men
Nelsonville
King’s
Rutland
Rutland Chhurch
Peters Speaker to Teachers Today at Athens Institute
W. E. Peters spoke to teachers at the Athens County Teachers’ Institute this morning replacing Major M Johnson who was summoned to the northern part of the state on legal business. Peters is regarded as a leading land surveying authority in Ohio and addressed teachers on the topic. Major Johnson is scheduled to speak Thursday afternoon as originally planned.
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W. E. Petere
Athens County
Jrenchers’ Institute
Major M. Johnasn
Petere
Ohio
Major Johnson
Peters
Chenser Family Reunion Announced for September 7
The Chenser family reunion will be held on Monday September 7 at Airline Grove. All family members are invited to attend.
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Chenser
Airline
German-Russian airline proves successful and popular
The new German-Russian air service proves a success, becoming a popular means for passenger and mail transport between the two nations and in high demand.
Former Attorney General Timothy Mage Rebounds After Blood Transfusion
In Columbus, Timothy Mage, former attorney general, rallied late yesterday after a blood transfusion. His condition, described as considerably improved at 10 pm, may only be temporary as family members remained hopeful. Mage had been dangerously ill for several days due to pernicious anemia.
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Columbus
Sept
Timothy & Magean
Street Car Trouble Ends in Near Riot in Tokyo
A near riot erupted on a Tokyo street car after the motorman found a passenger left package containing dynamite with caps and fuses. Authorities detained the individual for questioning as the car's passengers faced a tense disruption.
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Tokyo
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