Audit Report Shows Net Gains For Sub District 1
Nelsonville records audit by Robert Bell and Worthy Parker finds cash on hand 1994? Correction: figures show $5,326.31 in treasury March 1 and total receipts 11,321.16 by September 1 with disbursements 9,416.20. Bank balances $877.68 and $1,568.29, outstanding checks $541.91, cash on hand 1,994.96. committee commends Secretary-Treasurer Conrad Wein. local society news follows.
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Robert Bell
Worthy Parker
Conrad Wein
Treasury
People’s Bank
Nelsonville
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Logan
Wein
Missionary society meeting notes and officer slate
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church met at Mrs. Charles Hanning's home. Mrs. Barker presided. Mrs. Retta Howe reported on the Lancaster camp mission school. attendance figures showed 282 members for the year with 39 guests on a guest day. Officers for the coming year include Mrs. A. J. Barker as president and several vice presidents, secretaries, treasurers, and committee members. A fire department run on Ak Street caused damage to a Coakley residence, with a jelly boil over igniting, minor debris, and slower truck access on the hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Charles Hanning
Hattie Freer
Chute
Barker
Lidlie
John Williams
A. J. Barker
Thomas Spencer
Chas. Monks
George Evans
Otto Shirley
J. D. Ledlie
Waldo Chute
Bartoe
Bryan
E Fire Department
Ak Street
Coakley
Mason City Improvement Contract Awarded by Board
Dr. C. G. Dew received the contract from the board of control for the Mason City project. Two bids were submitted, with the job expected to cost about $9,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Dew
Board of Control
Mason City
Nelsonville Delegation Attends Reds Pirates Doubleheader
Nelsonville sent a train party Kenneth June W S Owens George Barrows William Silcott Roy Davis Ralph Patton and Pearl Glenn to Cincinnati to see the Reds split a double header with the Pirates. A separate auto group included Donald Shafer H F Mechem C Mechem Leonard Cooley Joe Inderrieden Walter Mechem John Reed and 88 Steenrod. The Pocahontas Past Chiefs plan a Wednesday 7:30 PM meeting at Red Men’s Hall.
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Nelsonville
Cincinnati
Reds
Pirates
Kenneth June
W .S. Owens
George Barrows
William Silcott
Roy Davis
Ralph Patton
Pearl Glenn
Donald Shafer
H. F. Mechem
C. Mechem
Leonard Cooley
Joe Inderrieden
Walter Mechem
John Reed
Steenrod
Local social notes from Logan and nearby towns
Logan Miss Grace Stickney of Athens spent over Sunday in Logan as a guest of Mr and Mrs Everitt Burchfield. Mr and Mrs Buellaby returned from a vacation and sight seeing trip to Buffalo. Mrs Merle Weymueller and daughter Annabelle visited her parents Dr and Mrs Gibson in Glouster over Sunday.
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Grace Stickney
Athens
Logan
Everitt Burchfield
Buellaby
Buffalo
Merle Weymueller
Annabelle
Glouster
Orchard Demonstrations Organized by Farm Bureau
Arrangements through the local farm bureau set two orchard demonstrations for Tuesday. The first at Joe Case's Green township orchard will be led by T H Beach of Ohio State starting at 7 pm detailing orchard work procedures. A Barker Bros. Falls township arborist survey follows in the afternoon reviewing last year’s results.
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Joe Case
Green Township
Barker Bros
Falls Township
T. H. Beach
Ohio State
Case
Barker Brog
Farm Bureau
Miss Marie Wolfe Weds Motor Officer Joe Farbearn
Miss Marie Wolfe daughter of Edith Wolfe of North Walnut street and Joe W Farbearn, motor officer, united in marriage at the Hunter Street Lutheran parsonage Saturday morning by Rev. C I Lauer. They plan a wedding dinner for immediate family and will reside at 310 North Mulberry street. Farbearn is the son of J H Farbearn of New Lexington and has Logan residency. he previously served as River Division fireman. Mrs Farbearn is a Logan High School graduate and recently worked at Home Telephone Co.
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Marie Wolfe
Edith Wolfe
North Walnut Street
Joe W. Larbean
Hunter Street Lutheran Parsonage
C. I. Lauer
North Mulberry Street
Officer Farbeann
J. H. Farbeann
New Lexington
Logan
Trio Arrested for Intoxication on Possum Run Road
Joe Bond Guy Westenbarger and Frank Smith of Rockbridge were arrested Sunday afternoon by Deputies Brandt and Yarbeann after being found intoxicated on Possum Run road north of the village. They were taken to Logan and jailed to await arraignment on intoxication and driving while intoxicated charges likely Monday before Magistrate Miller.
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Joe Bond
Guy Westenbarger
Frank Smith
Rockbridge
Brandt and
Yarbeann
Possum Run
Logan
Miller
Maccabees Plan Open Meeting At I O O F Hall
The local order of Maccabees announces a large initiation class on Monday with an open meeting Thursday for members families and W B A at the I O O F hall starting 7 30. District Manager Devol arranged for Ed L Youn great commander and George H Scott great record keeper to attend along with talks recitations and music.
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Order of Maccabees
I. OO. O. F. Hall
Devol
Ed. L. Youn
George H. Scott
Local Methodist Pastors Prepare for Ohio Conference Meeting
Pastors from area Methodist churches plan to depart early this week for Ironton to attend the Ohio Conference annual meeting. Farewell sermons were preached Sunday though several may be reassigned upon their return.
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Ironton
Ohio Conference
Logan Officials Weigh Blair Return and Other Local Hints
Logan readers expect Rev J W Blair to be kept as pastor with some talk of elevating him to district superintendent. The Presbyterian Women meet Friday at Mrs William King’s home to plan next year’s program with hostesses assisting. Independent petitions open Friday midnight and Eph Shaw seeks county surveyor again while Ray Castell files to run for sheriff as an independent.
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Logan
J. W. Blair
Methodist
Women’s Union of the Presbyterian Church
William King
Lew Mock
Charles Brehm
Stanley Hysell
Cassie Hon
Eph Shaw
Ray Castell
Murray City
Engle and Lemmon Residents Noted in Local Notice
Elmer L. Engle 23 a truck driver of Westerville and Mary Josephine Lemmon 29 at home Logan are listed in a brief local notice. The item provides names ages and cities with no further details.
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Elmer L. Engle
Westerville
Mary Josephine Lemon
Logan
Funeral Services For Thornton Sampson Held At Green's Run
Funeral services were held at Green's Run church for Thornton Sampson 1 a Civil War veteran of Green's Run with interment in Taylor Ridge cemetery. He died Thursday night after years of infirmity. He leaves a daughter Mrs Clarenee Smith of Buffalo and a son Roy Sampson killed overseas in World War I. his remains were reburied in Taylor Ridge cemetery. The article also notes numerous local residents at gatherings, trips, and events, including conventions and travel to Columbus Cincinnati Springfield and Washington.
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Thornton Sampson
Green's Run
Courtney
Chauncey
Taylor Ridge
Sampson
Clarenee Smith
Buffalo
Roy Sampson
Chauncey Hosts Birthday, Funeral Veterans, and Dinner Highlights
A Chauncey gathering honored James Kiser on his thirteenth birthday with games and music at Mary Kiser’s Millfield home. Attendees included Totman, Sedwick, Crabtree, Mayles, Omers, Woods, Kisor family, and others. Thomas Leniger's funeral was held at Chauncey M E church with I O O F rites. George Wilson hosted a chicken dinner for Norma Ferguson, visiting Charleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Kiser
Millfield
James
Yorest Totman
William Sedwick
Tred Crabtree
Dortha
Elba Mayles
Cathrine Totman
Williard Butler
James Bullock
William Phelps
Ruth
Viola Omers
James Woods
Fred Kisor
Frederick
Sylvia
Chauncey
Floyd
Cecil
Elmer
Delmer
Ruth Kisor
Leniger
Thomas Leniger
Pleasant Hill
M. E
Brad Shaw
Harter
Chauncey I. 0. O. F. Lodge
Nye
Stout
Senigar
George Wilson
Norma Ferguson
Charleston
W. Va
Carl Shafer
Rowena
Clif
Local Residents Host Dinner in Ellisapnur Honoring Athens Guests
A Sunday dinner at the Ellisapnur home honored Misses Audrey Barkley and Clystie Rosser of Athens. Attendees included families from Columbus Glouster Chauncey and Mound Street. Rev. Thompson spoke at the First Christian church morning service.
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Ford Shafer
Walter Spears
Elizabeth
Forest Spears
Grace
Ruth
Columbus
Noah Harvey
Ellis Apnur
Audrey Barkley
Clystie Rosser
Athens
Helen
Ruth Anne Kittle
Glouster
T. R. Hamilton
Dean
Mound Street
Elmer Nidadgushter
Dorothy
Delbeg
George Wilson
West
Chauncey
Wilsons
Thompson
M. J. Gardner
A. Welling
Ruth Wharton
Friends
Laurelville
Beaumont Man Brot into Court on Two Charges
Beaumont man Roy Bricker pleaded guilty to a plain drunken charge and received a $25 fine plus costs in Magistrate Helwig's court. He was arraigned on a second assault charge by Miss Sylvia Cole Athena, pleaded not guilty, waived examination, and was bound over to the grand jury on a $200 bond.
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Helwig
Aie Plain Brank
E. C. Mariner
Bricker
Sylvia Cole Athena
Disappearance of Former VP Linked to Bank Shortage
Philadelphia two weeks into September reports no trace of Edward A. Fichera former vice president of the Philadelphia Title and Trust Co since his disappearance Friday before the bank was closed amid an alleged 27000 shortage in its accounts authorities pursue leads as search continues for the missing executive.
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Philadelphia
Edward A. Fichera
Philadelphia Title and Trust Co
England golf titleholders toppled in swift dethronement
Edith Cummings loses the women's national title as the recent national tournament unfolds. The three reigning national champions in England have fallen this year and Robby Jones fails to defend the American open title raising questions if amateur king Max Marston may be next to lose his crown.
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England
Robby Jones
Max Marston
Volunteers Sought for Defense Day in Athens County
Athens county sets a Defense Day quota of 477 with Battery FE Ohio National Guard to supply 96 and Co. L 114 others from volunteers. Enlistment is nonbinding and signifies approval of the plan by President Coolidge. Those volunteering from 6 30 to 7 30 pm on September 12 should mail the form to the Recruiting Committee at the Armory in Athens.
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Athens County
Battery FE
Ohio National Guard
Co. L
Coolidge
Athens
Lavoptik Eye Wash Promises Quick Eye Relief
This notice promotes Lavoptik eye wash with camphor hydrastis and witch hazel claimed to strengthen and soothe weak strained or sore eyes. It asserts rapid action and offers a free aluminum eye cup through Gibson's Pharmacy.
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Gibson's Pharmacy
Typical August Bride in Athens County Records
August marriage records show the typical Athens county bride at 23 and groom at 26 years four months both lifelong residents. Of 66 applicants, 56 were first marriages. 10 were under 21, three both underage, and two brides had prior marriages. Birthplaces mainly Athens county, with West Virginia, Hungary, Kansas and Virginia also represented.
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Athens County
Oho
Bureau of Marriage Censes
West
Man credits Tanlac with restoring health after rheumatism
John Coakley of Menominee Michigan says Tanlac cured his rheumatism and weakness after five bottles allowed him to work again. His weight rose from 128 to 165 pounds in seven months and he urges verification by contacting him. Tanlac is sold by druggists with over 40 million bottles sold.
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Tanlac
John Coakley
Spies Ave
Menominee, Mich
Kindergarten Starts at Oo University This September
Regular kindergarten work begins Tuesday September 9 at 8 34 in the morning at Oo University. Children aged 4 and older will be enrolled and must be vaccinated. All students should be present Tuesday morning.
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Oo University
Guna Use Harpoons for Whales With Reduced Whaler Risk
The Guna shift to harpooning whales reduces danger to whalers, as crew members report fewer injuries and smoother hunts. Local observers note the new method increases efficiency while maintaining traditional practices.
Suit Filed Over Nonpayment of Promissory Notes in Athens
Hxnseh Parry of Athens sues D I and Florence FE of Tokaso1 claiming nonpayment on eight promissory notes totaling 390 dollars. Notes dated November 9, 1923, plaintiff filed in common pleas court Monday.
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Nelsonville News
Mrs. J. M. Hyde
Miss Ruth
Lorenzo Butt
Kirkwood, Mo
Clayton Murphy
Cliff Hartley
Lancaster
Catherine Stedem of
Don Davis
Frank Poston
Frank
PD. IF. Simms
W. A. Donaldson
Evans Hudson
Redpath Chautauqua
W. L. Hudson
George Beagle
The
Brotherhood of Railway Trainment
J. B. Hanning
Carl
Isabelle McCann
Beverly
Cc. H. Bartlett
Charles Poston
Valdosta
Georgia
Margaret Ellison
Lewis Nixon
Mrs. Leighton Aumiller
Sylvia Farley
Cancas Winchester
Florence Horton
Dorothy Jones
Louise Kennard
James Harthy
Billy
Toledo
George Larrows
M’s Had Price
Birdie Pratt
Margaret Gail
John Hannahs
Pomeroy
Elmer Robinson
Cadia
James Hannahs
Flushine
Lastern
Eudora Charter
Florence Wood
Janet Neff
Ed Cranmer
Jeanette
Zanesville
Owen Smith
Betty Catherine
Indianapolis
C. H. Roudebush
Pocahontas
Red Men's Hall
TRIO
Woman's Union
Rbuster
Jane Donaldson
Washington
New York City
Robert Marshall
Rred Hemsley
Joseph Richards
H. A. Holz- Schuh
State Federation of Labor
Springfield
Mr. Richards
Murray
Miners’ Organization
Helen Souders
Mrs
FL. L. Souders
W. BR. Balderson
L. E. Munden
W. FE. McCarty
Dan Mooney
Aelred Jewell
Clarence Gatchel
Floyd Nolan
Gatchel
Fa Johnson
Ellis
Wilt Conrad
Santay
Davis Williams
Will Seller
Hollister
George Robinson
Mrs. Robinson
Grant Hospital
F. E. Munden
Munden Bakery
Fleischmann Baking School
Beaumont Man
Roy Bricker
Beaumont
Marston
Edith Cummings
C. D. Shafer Co
Lash
Taniac
Joan Coakley
Luckoff
Chauncey, O
McPherson
Goon
A. D. McPherson
Rapid Shoe Repairing
W. Union ST
Reoxor Tran Solare
Seratte
North Court St
Athens Messenger
Person Realty Co
Cameron Bros
H. T. Phillips
W.E. Landis
J.W. Buck
C. H. Ruble
Miller-Totman Co. S. S. Bank Bldg
Wm. Cain Park
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