Carnival and Pow Wow at Nelsonville
Prof. Sullivan hosts a carnival with candies baskets blankets dolis lamps and more. A Red Men's pow wow is planned for Monday in Nelsonville as part of the events.
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Sullivan
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1922
Page
3
Dentist Will Open Carey Ohio Office
Dr. Wilbur N. Johnson of this city will open a dental office at Carey Ohio and plans to move his family there soon. He has worked with his brother in law Dr. W. H. Cann for the past two years, and Nelsonville friends regret their departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Wilbur N. Johnson
Ohio
Johnson
W. H. Cann
Nelsonville
Mrs Frank R Jackson Hosts Friends Friday Evening
Mrs Frank R Jackson entertained a few friends Friday evening at her East Washington Street home honoring Mrs Wilbir Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank R. Jackson
East Washington Street
Wilbir Johnson
Nelsonville Boys Return from Camp Knox Training
Nelsonville youths who attended the citizens army training camp at Camp Knox have returned home after a profitable period of training and drill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Citizens Army
Camp Knox
Mrs Armina Wilson 68 Dies at St Anthony Columbus
Mrs Armina Wilson aged 68 died at St Anthony's hospital in Columbus on Wednesday. The body was sent to the former home near Buchtel for funeral services Sunday at 2 PM conducted by Rev Kemper of the Nilsonville M E Church. Burial will be in Buchtel cemetery. She is survived by her husband and several children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armina Wilson
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Columbus
Buchtel
Kemper
M. E. Church
Nilsonville
Buchtel Cemetery
Woman's Relief Corps to Join 1 Percent Bor Day Parade
The Woman's Relief Corps plans to participate in the 1% bor Day parade and members are asked to meet at the American Legion hall Monday at 9:00 A M. Automobiles will be provided for corps members in the parade.
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Woman’s Relief Corps
American Legion Hall
Nelsonville Stores Will Close Monday On Labor Day
In observance of the holiday Nelsonville stores will close on Labor Day. The closure follows the town’s usual custom for holiday observances.
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Nelsonville
Elk delegate chosen for Ohio Association meeting
Mayor E. S. McCune has been appointed as delegate from the local lodge of Elks to attend the Ohio Elks Association annual meeting in Cedar Point starting September 5 for two days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. S. McCune
Bhen
Lodge of Elks
Ohio Elks Association
Cedar Point
Dance for Elks and Families by Local Club
A dance for Elks and their families will be hosted by the local club Monday evening. Jack's Melody Lads will provide the music for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Jack
Melody Lads
Leg Broken At Mine After Fall Near Nelsonville
Bert Coakley was injured at the Coakley mine on Carbon Hill road near Nelsonville Friday morning when a fall broke his right leg in two places below the knee. He was taken to his home on Madison street for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Coakley
Coakley
Carbon Hill
Nelsonville
Madison Street
Messengers Lost in Wreck at Glen Ebon
Nelsonville residents received only a few copies of the Messenger last night as several bundles were lost or destroyed in the wreck at Glen Ebon.
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Nelsonville
Glen Ebon
Church Services With Rev Cecile Mender at Circle Hill
Rev Cecile Mender leads Sunday afternoon services at Circle Hill Church at 2 o clock. The sermon is titled Seven Steps in Spiritual Demand Upon Infinite Supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecile Mender
Circle Hill
Legion Members Report for Labor Day Parade
All members of the American Legion and ex-service men desiring to participate should report at post headquarters at 9 00 A M Monday in uniform if possible for the parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
The
American Legion
Picnic at Rempel’s grove with 25 in Logan area
The high school class of the Christian Sunday school led by A. G. Mechem held a picnic at Rempel's grove near Logan on Thursday. About 25 members attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Sunday School
A. G. Mechem
Rempel's Grove
Logan
Local social notes from Columbus and Akron visits
Mrs Alfred Stevens and Mary Kathryn visit Columbus. Mrs Donald Shafer returns from Akron. Walter and Harold Mechem finish a ten day trip to Cincinnati, Cleveland, and Detroit. Donald Shafter and T B Pritchard attend the State Fair on Thursday and Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Stevens
Mary Kathryn
Columbus
Donald Shafer
Akron
Walter
Harold Mechem
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Detroit
Donald Shafter
T. B. Pritchard
Fourth Communion Service at First M. E. Church
Paul E. Kemper, pastor, leads Sunday school at 9:30 and morning worship at 10:30. This is the final communion service of the conference year with the sermon theme Christian Life In Us. Evening worship at 7:00 features Rev. F. M. Evans preaching and the quarterly conference. Prayer meeting is Wednesday at 7. Reports expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Paul E. Kemper
Christian Life
Epworth League
F. M. Evans
Presbyterian Church Set to Reopen Sermons on Labor and Youth
Leon Arpee pastor will lead morning and evening services marking the first after summer recess. Morning sermon titled Labor and Capital and evening message titled Youthful Wisdom will be preached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Leon Arpee
Kill Eagle Tribe to Host Labor Day Speakers in Ohio
Kill Eagle Tribe No. 179 announces a Labor Day program with Frank Easton the national president of brick workers organization to speak at 2 P M. William Roy vice president of District No. 6 U M W of A speaks at 3 P M. Ex Probate Judge John Stoughton of Logan speaks at 6 P M on Redmanship. The tribe, one of Ohio's ten largest, plans a large future class intake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kill Eagle Tribe No. 179
Frank Easton
Brick Workers Organization
William Roy
Hocking County
John Stoughton
Logan
State of
Ohio
Weather blowdown wrecks homes near Findley
Damage estimated at $125000 from severe wind and storms that passed over the city and environs late last night. Houses unroofed, trees blown down, windows smashed. Local authorities report widespread destruction and ongoing clean up efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findley
Heavy Rain Floods Detroit Damming Streets and Services
Detroit report notes 1.16 inches of rain in four hours last night flooding cellars drains and sewers. Low spots in city streets became lakes and electric light trolley and telephone service were partially crippled.
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Detroit
Helen Adams Wins Grand Prize in Asbury Park Baby Parade
Helen Adams won the grand prize in the annual baby parade at Asbury Park New Jersey. A crowd of about 100,000 watched and cheered the event as the winner was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Adams
Asbury Park
N. J
Wate
List of Recipes From Cooks' School Final Class
Dr. R B Shives presented extra recipes at The Messenger Cooking School final class in Athens county. The handout includes 10 minute mayonnaise French dressing Manhattan salad dressing Critic salad and Shives shrimp salad with ingredients and mixing notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Shives
The
Messenger
Athens County
Pittsburgh Strikers to Test Great Injunction Parade
Five thousand or more striking railroad shopmen will test the Chicago restraining order by marching in Pittsburgh on Labor Day. Police granted a city parade permit for the event as part of the holiday observance. Two officers retired in Washington as Major Generals Kernan and Bell Jr. left active duty per their applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Chicago
Washington
Francis J. Kernan
Geo. Bell Jr
War Department
Tartar Sauce and Russian Salad Dressing Recipe Fragments
The text presents fragmented recipes for tartar sauce and a Russian salad dressing. It lists ingredients like mayonnaise, pickles, olives, capers, chives, and parsley, with notes on serving cold and accompanying various seafood dishes. Messages appear as garbled OCR with inconsistent capitalization and stray words.
Flour flour test for pastry or bread flour method
A method from a Thursday Messenger page explains how to distinguish pastry flour from bread flour. The test uses a small handful of flour pressed to see if it holds together with a handprint. For pastry flour mix four cups of ordinary flour with one cup cornstarch and sift five times.
Ohioans Asked to Put Out Flags on Sept. 6
Governor Davis issues a proclamation urging Ohioans to display flags on September 6 to mark the 165th birthday of Marshal LaFayette and the anniversary of the battle of the Marne. Public buildings are urged to display flags to stress the day’s significance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Marshal LaFayette
Marne
Davis
Ohio
First Yank to Land in France Dies at 63
Chicago Sept 2 Colonel Daniel S McCarty 63 longtime Army man and claimed first member of the ABEF to set foot on French soil during the World War died early today He was born in Albany New York and graduated from West Point in 1881 McCarty landed in France ahead of the first division on June 10 1917
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Chicago
Daniel S. McCarty
A. BE. F
Albany
N Y
West Point
McCarty
France
Strikers to March Behind 31st Flag in Lincoln Parade
One thousand five hundred striking shopmen will march in Lincoln on Monday behind a large American flag carried by war veterans. The march will be led by 300 striking ex service men, with or without an injunction in effect, according to the Lincoln-Havelock strike committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln, Neb
Lincoln-Havelock
Irregulars strike Cork parade. two killed in attack
Irregulars attacked a Cork parade of Irish Free State supporters today. Two people were killed and six were seriously wounded, according to a Central News dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Cork
Fight Called Off in Columbus Due to Malaria Illness
The Monday bout in Columbus between Jock Malone and Bryan Downey was canceled because Malone is ill with malaria. Downey remains available for future scheduling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Jock Malone
Bryan Downey
Malone
Johnston Sought by Federal Process Servers
Federal process servers sought for William H. Johnston, president of the International Association of Machinists, but were told at his office he had gone out of town for a rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William H. Johnston
International Association of Machinists
Johnston
Senate Passes Pomerone Bill Limiting Campaign Spending
Washington september 2 with no record vote the senate passed the Pomerone bill aimed at ending slush funds by capping campaign expenses at ten thousand dollars for senate candidates and five thousand for representatives in an election this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pomerone
Senate
Labor board denies three cent wage increase for workers
Chicago September 2 reports that the United States railroad labor board granted a three cent per hour rise for maintenance of way employees were flatly denied today by chairman Ben Hooper of the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Board
Ben Hooper
Soft Coal Production Surges After Cleveland Agreement
Washington reports a sharp rise in bituminous coal output following the Cleveland agreement to curb strikes. The milestone signals a swift recovery in coal energy supply as industry leaders react to the pact and demand stabilizes in the aftermath of the accord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cleveland
Geology Survey Reports Production Set at 9.2 Million
The geological survey announced this week that production will amount to at least 9.2 million units, with the possibility of a higher total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geological Survey
Secretary of State declines ruling on tax land debt amendments
Secretary of State Smith refused to rule the proposed tax land debt limitation amendments to the state constitution on the November ballots in response to a protest filed by A. P. Sandles of Ottand, representing the Uniform Tax League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Smith
A A. P. Sandles
Ottand
Uniform Tax League
Millions Paid Out To Columbus Veterans Bonuses
A Columbus report states that 22 790 460 83 dollars of a 25 000 fund for veterans bonuses has been expended through August 31 this year. The release comes from the department of adjusted compensation detailing the payments to former service members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Sta
Farm Kids Attend Numerous Ohio County Camps
More than 600 farm youngsters have spent a week in camps run by six Ohio counties as part of the boys and girls agricultural club program. Henry County reports the largest camp with 60 boys and 1 girl under canvas, while counties vary in size and sex participation, with girls generally outnumbering boys in the camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Henry
Ladies Smoking Tools Unpopular In Missouri
St. Louis reports that fashionable women avoid the new dainty pipes with tortoise shell handles and carved bowls. Proprietors say specially prepared tobaccos and holders stay unsold as women here prefer to roll their own.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
International News Service
ST. Louis
Book of Fashions 1922 23 Patterns and Dressmaking Guide
Advertisement requests 12 coupons or stamps for a forthcoming fall and winter 1922 1923 book. promises 500 designs for ladies misses and children with color plates. includes a concise comprehensive article on dressmaking and 30 simple stitches as home sewing hints.
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