Nelsonville Set for Ingalls Speech Next Wednesday
Nelsonville announces final plans for David Ingalls Republican candidate for Governor of Ohio to speak Wednesday Sept 21. Athens County Women’s Republican Club sponsors event with arrival by airplane from Ironton around 5 pm. A reception and 6 pm dinner precede his 7 pm address from the Dew House porch. Tickets are limited and available in Nelsonville Athens and Grouster, with the sale closing Tuesday noon.
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Nelsonville
David Sr. Ingalls
Ohio
Athens County Womans Republican Club
Ingalis
Ironton
Ingalls
Presbyterian Church
County Central
Athens
Grouster
Nelsonville High School
Dew House
Athens County
Emerald Oil Offers Home Cure For Varicose Veins And Ulcers
Suffering readers are promised relief from varicose and swollen veins without operations or injections. A simple home treatment with Emerald Oil claims to heal sores, reduce swelling, and end pain while users resume daily routines. Quick's Cut Rate Store backs the offer with a money back guarantee.
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Quick
Ady
Nelsonville Schools Open Fall Term With High Enrollment
Nelsonville city schools began the fall term with a full staff and a total enrollment of 1 862 across West East Central and High schools and grades. Last year’s enrollment was 1 394. Some students remain unregistered due to clothing and text book shortages.
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Nelsonville
West School
East School
Central School
E. J. Arnold
John J. Scott
The
Christian Church
Ward W. Hamm
Arnold
L. E. Powell
Ruth Hyde
Doris Horch
Earl Washburn
Parks Entertains Folk Songs at Nelsonville Meeting
Aaron W. Parks presented a program on American folk songs at the Motory Club meeting in Nelsonville on Tuesday night. He discussed history and characteristics of songs from various countries and ended with Southern and southwestern plains favorites and Negro spirituals, accompanied at the piano by Mrs. Parks.
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Nelsonville
Motory Club
Aaron W. Parka
Parks
Barcus to Speak on Emancipation Day in Nelsonville
Nelsonville hosts Emancipation Day on Thursday September 22 with Robert B Barcus of Columbus assistant to Attorney General Gilbert Bettman as a principal speaker. The afternoon program at the city playground includes races ball game between Columbus and Nelsonville Giants and a concert by the Nelsonville high school band followed by a 9 pm dance at the American Legion hall.
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Nelsonville
Robert B. Barcus
Columbus
Nelsony
Giants
American Legion
Old Timers Win at Veterans Ground in Nelsonville
Dr. Walker's Old Timers defeated New Straitsville 10 to 7 on the Veterans' ground in Buchtel. New Straitsville led early with a run in the first inning, added two in the second, and led 7-6 after six. The Old Timers then scored three in the seventh to win. this was their 36th game with a 7.22 percent record.
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Nelsonville
Dr. Walker
New Straitsville
Buchtel
Standard Bearers Elect Officers at Methodist Meeting
At the Wednesday evening church meeting the Standard Bearers elected officers for the coming year. President Edith Campbell. vice president Ruth Nixon. treasurer Louise Skinner. secretary Helen McKibben. International secretary Mary Adeline Wilson. press correspondent Helen Keating. Helen Linton to serve as counselor.
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Methodist Church
Edith Campbell
Ruth Nixon
Louise Skinner
Helen McKibben
Mary Adeline Wilson
Helen Keating
Helen Linton
Chilean Military Rift Sparks Northern Revolt and Air War
Northern Chile reports a revolutionary movement against General Bartolome Blanche's government. Col. Merion Benitez and air force units fled by air, with 3,000 troops reportedly joining him in Iquique and Antofagasta. Skirmishes and airfield actions escalate as government forces mobilize.
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Santiago
Chile
Merion Benitez
Arica
Bartolome Blanche
Carlos Davila
Blanche
el Bosque
Beniter
Acrion
Colina
Benitez
Ovalle
Antofagasta
Birth of a son to Mr and Mrs George Godenswager in Cleveland
Mr and Mrs George Godenswager Cleveland announce the birth of a son on Wednesday September 14 at the home of Mrs Godenswagers parents Mr and Mrs James Hart man Madison Street in this city. Daughters of America will meet Friday at 7 30 pm and serve a polluck luncheon after the meeting with members asked to bring a prepared dish. King's Men meet Friday at 7 30 pm with Charlies Hash man at Madison and Columbus Streets to continue the Beatitudes study. York Grange No 2456 meets Friday night December 16 at Grange Hall Oak Grove for annual inspection.
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Mildred Hampton
Columbus
Wesley
Carbondale
Nelsonville
John Barrows
J. M. Butt
Bert Young
Clifton Grose
Glenn Duffey
Phebe Clements
Wilbur Hutchins
Athens
Mary Hutchins
Jackson Street
Claude Cranmer
Walter Gadbury
Memorial Hall
George Godenswager
Cleveland
Godenswager
James Hartman
Madison Street
City
Daughters of America
King’s Men
Charlies Hashman
Madison
Columbus Streets
York
Grange Hall
Oak Grove
Bridge Club Hosts Woman on Washington Street
Mrs William Barrows hosted a bridge club at her home on Washington Street Wednesday night. Two tables played with Miss Mae Linton winning the high score trophy and Miss Adeline placing second. A luncheon followed the game.
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William Barrows
W. Washington Street
Mae Linton
Adeline
Body of Other Woman Found in Sacramento River
The Sacramento River body of an auburn-haired woman is identified as Dorothy Millette, bolstering the theory that she was the so-called other woman in Paul Bern’s life. Edward Sullivan of the Plaza Hotel in San Francisco confirms the identification. News also reports that Bern’s entire estate goes to his widow Jean Harlow, with a will drawn July 20 after his marriage.
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Cal
Dorothy Millette
Paul Bern
Bern
Edward Sullivan
Plaza Hotel
San Francisco
Millette
Gordon Dye
Georgiana Slough
Hollywood
Jean Harlow
Birth Control Gets Approval
The Lake Erie Conference of the Missouri Lutheran Synod English District in Toledo approved birth control in exceptional cases. About 36 pastors backed Rep. Martin Walker of Buffalo N Y who argued for limits where the mother’s life is at stake or in cases of mental deficiency or extreme economic need. Contraception to avoid duties of child bearing or ease business or social life was deemed sinful.
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Toledo
U.R
Lake Erie
Missouri Lutheran Synod
Memorial Lutheran Church
Martin Walker
Buffalo
N. Y
Walker
Indicted for Arson in Portsmouth Fire Case
Rev. G. W. Harris and Claude R. Mets, both of Portsmouth, were indicted on arson charges after the July 14 Riverside Church blaze. The six-count indictment ties Rev. Queen, an evangelist who opened a tabernacle, and notes a personal quarrel between Harris and Queen as a factor in the alleged arson.
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Portamouth
Portsmouth
G. W. Harris
Claude R. Mets
Queen
Harria
National Tax Association to Close Convention in Columbus
In Columbus on September 18 the National Tax Association will end its convention with the adoption of resolutions and a closing business meeting tonight.
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Columbus
The
National Tax Association
Study Fate of Chauncey Man
Continued from page one Chauncey Man case moves forward as Rolin files protest. George K Kaufman Campbell County Ky Court clerk signs the record of proceedings in the matter.
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Chauncey Man
Rolin
George K Kaufman
Campbell County, Ky
Thompson voting records questioned in Kentucky election case
The statement dated by Election Clerk George K. Lindsey and Sheriff G. A. Streif cites Thompson voting in Precinct A Clifton on several dates from 1880 to 1998. Thompson denies two votes and asserts election context while Woolley argues relocation could render him a qualified Ohio elector.
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Kentucky
George K. Lindsey
G. A. Streif
City of
Clifton
Election Board
Woolley
Board of Elections
Ohio
Four candidates approved by election board in county race
Thompson asserts plan to return to Athens County to practice law with residency by November 1902 and has belongings in Chauncey. Petitions for four other candidates including Wm. E. Mowat county recorder, Wade L. Moverett county commissioner, Floyd McCrerend sheriff, and Victor Hubler sheriff were approved without protest.
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Athens County
Veterans’ Bureau
Athena County
Chauncey
Board of Eleations
Ww. BE. Mowat
Wadell. Mverett
Floyd McCrerend
Victor Hubler
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