Nelsonville W C T U Elects Officers and Delegates
Nelsonville news notes the W C T U met at the Hyde home with Mrs J M Hyde in charge. Officers for another year include President Mrs Riggs and Vice Presidents Mrs Barrow Hamm and Lowden. Delegates were chosen for the county convention at Jacksonville and the state convention at Findlay. Prof and Mrs D A Feree attended a Logan conference afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Hyde
Julius Fischer
W. H Parks
Hyde
Riggs
C. A. Barrow
G. A. Hamm
Anna Lowden
Meet Tonight at Methodist Church by Standard Bearers
The Standard Bearers meet tonight at 7 o clock in the Methodist church with good attendance urged. Mrs Henry Lancaster, Mrs D A Ferree, Mrs A L Barker, Mrs Retta Howe, and Mrs Waldo Chute are in Loga today attending a conference. Nelsonville high school enrollment rose from 241 to 414 over ten years with a wartime dip in 1918-19. yearly increases except 1918-19 are noted, and 1922 record closes at day three with Mr and Mrs Waldo Chute present.
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Methodist Church
Henry Lancaster
D. A. Ferree
A. L. Barker
Retta Howe
Waldo Chute
Loaga
Nelsonville High School
County convention draws large local turnout in Glouster
Twenty seven members of the local Christian church attended the all day county convention in Glouster with nearly fifty more for the evening program. Forty King’s Men were in the evening delegation. Fine reports were heard from all churches and the event was praised as one of the finest in years. Mark Gettle aged 55 died at his High street home after a long lung illness. Born in Belpre he later lived in Nelsonville and worked as a baker. Funeral at his home Saturday at 2 o'clock conducted by Rev. C L Johnson. He leaves a wife one sister and two brothers.
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Glouster
Mark Gettle
High Street
Mark
Henry Gettle
Belpre, O
Gettle
C. L. Johnson
Nelsonville
Charming Logan Home Hosts Nelsonville Beekeepers
Mrs Mathew Kilpatrick welcomed thirty Nelsonville Review of Macca bees members to her Logan residence on Tuesday. The group traveled by bus from Nelsonville at 6 30 and enjoyed social time followed by a two course luncheon in the dining room before returning home. A special Glenford Dugan Post meeting Friday will feature a report on the state convention in Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathew Kilpatrick
Logan
Nelsonville
Special Legion
Glenford Dugan
Dayton
West End PTA to convene Friday afternoon at 2
The West End Parent Teachers Association will meet Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the West building. A matter of importance will be discussed. James T. Sheppard of Columbus visited his mother Mrs. Maria Sheppard Tuesday. Rev. C. L. Johnson spent Tuesday in Columbus. Rev. Cecil Mender left for Logan due to his sister Marjorie’s illness at the Methodist conference.
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West End
Parent-Teachers Association
James T. Sheppard
Columbus
Maria Sheppard
C. L. Johnson
Cecil Mender
Marjorie
Logan
Man Killed When Auto Flips at Girard Crossing
John Reed, 32, a colored resident, died at 1 15 A M after his car overturned at a road crossing in Girard. Excessive speed is listed as the cause of the accident.
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Youngstown
John Reed
Girard
Dimond to face hearing for liquor charge in Trimble
Glouster Joe Dimond of Hunterdon will appear before Justice Johnson in Trimble tonight on an operating while intoxicated charge. He was arrested Sunday night by Constable Orndorf and pleaded not guilty at arraignment. Other offenders jailed by Orndorf and awaiting Thimble court include Charles Fade who pleaded guilty to menacing threats and paid a small fine, Steve Thomas who pleaded guilty to plain drunkenness with a nominal fine, and Clarence Winn who admitted liquor related DUI with a fine and costs.
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Joe Dimond
Hunterdon
Justice Johnson
Trimble
Joe
Orndorf
Thimble
Chas. Fade
Hollister
Steve Thomas
Hocking
Clarence Winn
Taylor Ridge
Claims Husband Forced Her to Sleep on Porch
Mrs Josephine W Cobb sues Alva Cobb a Goshen township farmer alleging he locked her out in zero weather and forced her to sleep on the porch. She says he maimed cattle with a pitchfork in her presence causing nervous shock. The couple were married 27 years and have no children.
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Youngstown
Alva Cobb
Goshen
Josephine W. Cobb
Yvorce
Turkish commander proclaims martial law in Smyrna
Smyrna reports that a Turkish commander has proclaimed martial law in the city to maintain order. The action follows tensions in the port area as authorities seek control amid unrest.
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Smyrna
C and O Not Signed to Return Striking Workers
Huntington W V Sept 14 The Chesapeake and Ohio railroad has not signed any agreement to return to work striking employees of the road, J B Parrish general manager said this afternoon.
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Huntington
W. Va
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
J. B. Parrish
C. & O. Railway Company
Moonshine Mad Husband Killed by His Mate
In Chicago on September 14 a moonshine fueled dispute led to a knife and gun battle between a husband and wife. Lawrence Walsh, 33, a chauffeur, was shot dead after allegedly stealing $12 from his wife’s savings and demanding more for liquor.
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Chicago
Lawrence Walsh
Harding High students send best wishes to Mrs Harding
Seven hundred Harding High students form a committee led by Miss Alice Crow to telegraph the White House with best wishes for Mrs Warren G Harding as she recovers from illness.
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Marion
Harding
Hie
School Today
Alice Crow
Warren G Harding
White House
Knights Templar Elect In Toledo Officers at Convention
The eighteenth annual state convention of Knights Templar closed in Toledo with Very Eminent Sir F. Oscar Schoedinger of Columbus named grand commander.
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Toledo
Knights Templar
F. Oscar Schoedinger
Columbus
Ford Threat To Shut Plants Proven False
Detroit September 14 Henry Ford will not close his Detroit plants on Saturday as feared. The Detroit Times reports reliable sources confirm the manufacturer will keep the forges operating, saving about 80 000 jobs Ford officials declined to comment International News Service notes.
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Detroit
Henry Ford
Detroit Times
Ford
Times
International News Service
Delaware Deputy U.S. Marshal Resigns Over Low Salary
Federal officials report T. B. Williams of Delaware has resigned as deputy U. S. marshal saying his $1,740 annual pay is too low to support his family.
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Columbus
T. B. Williams
Delaware
United States
Republican tariff bill resumes conference talks this afternoon
Washington reporters note the new republican tariff bill facing a snag in the house will move forward when the house and senate conferees resume their conference later this afternoon. The bill's path to statute books remains uncertain as talks continue.
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Washington
House
Senate
Railroads Reject Strike Pact Soon After Announcement
Nashville officials say the Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis railroad Louisville and Nashville railroad and Tennessee Central will not sign the strike agreement. They declare the strike already won and take a defiant stance amid the labor action.
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Nashville, Tenn
Nashville, Chattanooga & St Louis Railroad
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Tennessee Central Railroad
Chicago rail strike peace talks push return to work
Chicago, September 14. Striking railway shopmen of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul and the Chicago and Northwestern, the sole western roads still opposing a peace agreement, held discussions with management about resuming work. The talks followed a day of negotiations aiming to end the stoppage.
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Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Chicago & Northwestern
Local Social Roundup From Harrisonville Area
Pratts Fork residents visitants include Mrs Melvin Sargent and Anna from Harrisonville with friends nearby. Will Gilkey family hosts Sunday guests as Frank Martin Vinton and Allie Williams visit. Mary Meal of Athens joins son Real. Mrs S J Smith hosts. Delaw are residents attend kitchen shower for Mr and Mrs Rich Willinghs. Florence King and Charlie Creecy visit. Fletcher King sells to Tra Ator and will move soon. Ezra Sapp of Atl ens trips to farm, plans homeward return Thursday.
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Will Gilkey
Frank Martin
Mrs. Vinton
Dell Wliams
Allie Gilkey
Evey
M Will Meeks
Mary Meal
Athens
Real
S. J. Smith
W Nestlas Hilly Cain
Delaware
Cain
Delanoleigh
Rich Willinghs
Florence King
Charli Creecy
Charlie Carsey
Fletcher King
Tra Ator
Ator
King
Ezra Sapp
Atlens
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