Wil ing Workers class meets at Dilcher home in Nelsonville
The Wilting Workers Sunday school class met at Mrs. Tisha Dilcher’s Monroe street home with Mrs. Dilcher and Mrs. Anderson hosting. After business, the girls shared a meal as Mrs. Murphy and Bertha Sanders sang a duet and Mrs. Ina Knight performed a solo. Thirteen enjoyed the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tisha Dilcher
Monroe Street
Dilcher
Anderson
Murphy
Bertha Sanders
Ina Knight
Plans Set for West End PTA Fall Festival
At a Friday meeting the West End Parent-Teacher Association scheduled its annual fall festival for the afternoon and evening of September 29. The event will feature student exhibits, a pet display, baked goods, needlework, and tanned fruit with prizes and judges. Ice cream, sandwiches, coffee, candy, and popcorn will be sold. Mrs. Maria Powell leads the relic room, and several Mechem family members are in Columbus for Miss Vera Schuler and Mr. John Richardson’s wedding at the bride’s mother’s home.
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West End
Parent-Teacher Association
Maria Powell
A. G. Mechem
Stanley Mechem
Harrold Mechem
Walter Mechem
Elizabeth Mechem
Columbus
Vera Schuler
John Richardson
Miss Schuler
Womans Auxiliary Elects Delegate to National Convention
At the Dayton state meeting Mrs. R H Jackson was elected as a delegate to the national convention to be held in New Orleans in October.
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Womans Auxiliary To
The
American Legion
Dayton
R H. Jackson
New Orleans
Nelsonville Selects hold stiff practice at City Playground
Nelsonville Selects formerly the Independents hold a Sunday practice at City Playground. All old and new players must report in uniform by 9 A M. Howard Lowry to address games while John B Brown calls for first class teams and a coach is chosen. A Women’s Relief Corps meeting at American Legion Hall Monday at 7 includes a 10 cent refreshment fee.
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Nelsonville Selects
Independents
City
Howard Lowry
East Canal Street
Nelsonville
Ohio
John B. Brown
Campbell Street
W.R.C
Womans Relief Corps
American Legion Hall
Berean Class Seeks Strong Attendance for Sunday's Service
A parish note reports 168 members present last Sunday and urges stewards to prepare the class and orchestra for upcoming services. Neighbors are urged to attend and bring others to church events.
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Bereans
Methodist Church Sunday School Schedule
Sunday school at the Methodist Church proceeds as usual at 9 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Revival Begins With Evening Services Next Week
The revival starts Sunday with morning worship at 9 30. Miss Bradshaw and Mrs Saneholtz will sing and preach each night. Morning service 10 30, love feast 2 30, evening service 7. Everyone welcome.
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F. C. Saneholtz
Miss Bradshaw
Saneholtz
Christian Church Service Schedule and Plans
Pastor C L Johnson leads Bible school at 9 30 A M and morning worship at 10 30 A M with sermons The Sin of Faithlessness and The Happiness of the Faithful Evening evangelistic service at 7 P M and Christian Endeavor Society at 6 P M The pastor will announce plans for the year’s work at the morning service approved by the official board.
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Christian Church
C. L. Johnson
Bible School
Christian Endeavor Society
Rev. A B Adams to Preach at First Baptist Sunday
Leon Arpee pastor of The name above every name hosts services at 10 30 am and 7 pm with Sunday school at 9 30 am The Endeavorers resume meetings tomorrow at 6 pm Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 pm topic Harvesting Time Rev A B Adams of Zanesville will preach at First Baptist church Sunday Morning and evening September 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burns
Leon Arpee
A. B. Adams
Zanesville
First Baptist Church
Glouster Church Notices and Local Accidents Summary
Glouster Calvary Baptist Church schedules Sunday school at 9 15 a m and morning service at 10 15 a m Preaching at 7 o clock Prayer meeting Thursday evening A resident near Vertick L L Hooper found dazed and injured on the road near Hollister Hooper was treated by Dr Crawford and returned home An accident victim Joe Bodi 45 of Hunterdon injured by bird shot while husking corn near Hunterdon The council discusses sewer work and ditch plans to ease water runoff replacing bridge timbers and use of Madison Street bridge planks An ordinance on signs on poles receives a second reading Mrs Mary A Davis given two weeks to remove street dirt linked to a sewer project Church of Christ Bible school at 9 a m Communion at 10 15 a m Endeavor at 6 p m and evening service at 7 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Baptist Church
Ll. D. Hooper
Vertick
Hollister
Hooper
Crawford
Joe Bodi
Hunterdon
Snedden
Bodi
R Bodi
Front Street
Joe Davis
Mr. Davis
A. J. Craig
Madison Street
Mary A. Davis
Davis
Morganthau warns lurks could trigger new world war
London reports former American ambassador Henry Morgenthau says lurks entering Europe could spark another world war. He cites Turkey as Europe’s spectre and notes the Juroslavs could mobilize 600000 men quickly. He warns America may enter as a super-power wielding global finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Europe
Henry Morganthau
Turkey
Morganthau
United States
Asia Minor
America
Senate approves anti profiteering coal bill for president
The senate adopted the administration anti profiteering coal bill after agreeing to a committee report that adjusted differences with the house. The measure had already been approved by the house and now goes to the president for signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Congress
House
Lost Child Found by County Commissioner on Court Street
County Commissioner Murphy found a wandering toddler about two or three years old on Court Street around 2 pm. He took the child to Mayor Roush’s home at the courthouse and left him with Mrs. Roush. The boy wore a man’s cap and was barefoot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy
Court Street
Attorney General Declines Opinion on Cider Prohibition
Attorney General Daugherty informed Representative Hill by letter that he would not render an opinion on the alcoholic consent of cider or whether hard cider is permitted in the home. He noted the federal prohibition commissioner is an officer of the treasury and under no administrative control of the Justice Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Daugherty
John Phillip Hill
Maryland
Federal Prohibition
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Treasury Department
Department of Justice
Alli es Supply Auttuk Thee War Threat Looms
Senator William H. King of Utah warned Washington that world war risk rises from Near East crisis due to the allies failing to enforce the Sevres treaty. He said military supplies were provided to Kemal Pasha by two allied states. Senator Sheppard of Texas argued U.S. entry into the League of Nations might have prevented the current Near East troubles and warned of a possible universal conflagration if the United States does not join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Near East
Treaty of Sevres
William H. King
Utah
Kemal Pasha
King
Sheppard
Democrat
Texas
League of Nations
Free Lover's Hope Blasted by New Charge
Rev Walter W Culp of Spring Valley fame was re arrested at noon on a new warrant in Dayton He faces charges of moving mortgaged property including the automobile used with Esther Hughes to propagate free love He was brought back from Michigan and already received a year sentence and a $500 fine for abandoning his wife and nine children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Walter W. Culp
Spring Valley
Esther Hughes
Culp
Michigan
Tragedy Strikes Two New Brunswick Homes
Police investigated after the bodies of Rev. Edward Hall rector of St. John the Divine and Mrs. James Mills choir member were found side by side under an apple tree on a city outskirts farm.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Edward Hall
Protestant Episcopal Church of
St. John the Divine
James Mills
Belgian Demand for German Indemnity Final Word
Brussels dispatch to L Intransigeant reports Belgian Foreign Minister Jaspar demands final word from Germany by Tuesday on Belgium indemnity demands. The note follows Belgium seeking reparations and may shape subsequent diplomatic steps in the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Jaspar
Belgium
Germany
Brussels
Mexican paymaster robbed of 42006 pesos in Tampico
The paymaster of the Gulf and West Indies Co. an American oil company was held up and robbed of 42006 pesos in Tampico yesterday Vice Consul Shaw reported to the state department today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gulf & West Indies Co
Tampico
Shaw
State Department
Boys Cited For Racing Cars On Canaanville Pike
Frank Ronifield and Fred Guthrie were fined $2 and costs totaling $8.28 each after pleading guilty to racing their autos on Friday night. Officer Nice arrested them, saying he followed the high speed duo at about 53 miles an hour and caught them near the Children's home driveway. Guthrie drove a Ford and Ronifield a Buick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ronifield
Fred Guthrie
Hedges
Canaanville Pike
Officer Nice
Nice
Guthrie Boy
Bouifield
Hastings fails to file protest to seek reinstatement
Captain Robert C. Harstings former head of the Boys Industrial School at Lancaster did not file a formal protest with the state civil service commission within eight days of notice, voiding any chance for reinstatement. Welfare officials report conditions at the Lancaster school are back to normal and runaway incidents have dwindled to negligible figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Robert C. Harstings
Boys’ Industrial School
Lancaster
State Civil Service Commission
Hastings
Civil Service Commission
Welfare Department
Lancaster School
Canadian cornfields reveal early sowing limits corn borer spread
Ohio entomologists report two key findings from a Port Stanley Ontario tour. Early sowing correlates with severe borer damage while later sowing shows resilience. If Ohio acquired borers from Canada, current scattered Erie county infestations may require a stiff fight, but Canada’s experience hints control is possible through sowing timing.
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Ohio
Canada
Erie Lake Shore
T. H W. Parks
Ohio State University
Port Stanley
Ontario
Court Notes Sues For Divorce In Athens County
Mattie Hillyer of Chauncey files for divorce and temporary alimony in Athens county common pleas court from Jon Hillyer. She cites a failed home and support for three years and an alleged January 1919 beating. The couple had two children aged four and two who were adopted by Roy Frye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Hillyer
Chauncey
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Jon Hillyer
Roy Frye
Hewitt Challenges Bank Trustee Allegation in Court
John T. Hewitt filed in Athens county common pleas asking removal of Charles Burt as trustee of his assigned estate. He notes reporting errors claiming Burt was named trustee by combined votes of Boden Ford and the New Marshfield bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Hewitt
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Charles Burt
James H. Boden
John A. Ford
Burt
New Marshfield Bank
R. H. Dorn
Slewitt
Boden
Train Derailment Injures Four Near Belleville
Four people were injured when a Grand Trunk passenger train traveling from Toronto to Montreal derailed at Sidney Crossing, seven miles west of Belleville, Ont., early today.
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Belleville
Ont
Grand Trunk
Toronto
Montreal
Sidney Crossing
Here
Calf With Visible Heart Strikes Poplar Bluff
An eighteen month old calf owned by Lloyd Inlow near Greenfield has a noticeable heartbeat visible in a lump in its throat. The calf appears otherwise healthy and eats only soft foods due to the throat deformity. neighbors are intrigued by the unusual condition.
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International
Poplar Bluff
Lloyd Inlow
Greenfield
Fare Lost on Imported Bride Who Wed Another
Grand Rapids judge rules Thomas Stoffotes cannot recover money advanced for Mrs Sofie Theodore's European passage. Stoffotes sued alleging he paid her steamship fare, but she married another upon arrival in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids, Mich
Thomas Stoffotes
Sofie ‘Theodore
Europe
Harry L. Creswell
Stoffotes
Theodore
Reds Brot on Greek Defeat in Asia Minor
London dispatch reports that Bolshevism toppled the Greek army in Anatolia after Greek soldiers sided with the Reds. The message claims troops stole funds looted stores burned towns abandoned artillery and shouted long live Lenin.
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Reds
Asia Minor
London
Anatolia
Cyprus
London Daily Mail Today
Central Lines Hopeful on Settlement of Shopmen Strike
Representatives of striking shopmen of the New York Central met with railroad officials in New York to discuss settlement proposals. A. H. Smith, president of the New York Central, indicated prospects for an agreement though union leaders remained silent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Central
A. H. Smith
Sues for S100 for Nine Inches of Real Estate
In Hamilton County common pleas court Joseph Novak sues neighbor Joseph Heine seeking return of disputed real estate and $100 damages for loss of use. The case cites the land as seized and held and seeks restoration to Novak.
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Cincinnatio—A
Hamilton County
Joseph Heine
Joseph Novak
Rickenbacker Marries S C Durant in Greenwich Ceremony
Captain Eddie Rickenbacker wed S C Durant this noon at Greenwich Connecticut. Durant, a wealthy mobile manufacturer, becomes Rickenbacker’s wife in a quiet ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eddie” Rickenbacker
Bhis Noon
Greenwich
Conn
Rickenbacker
S. C. Durant
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Harry Dilcher
Maybelle Dalton
Steubenville
Anna Price
Ashland
Rose Price Farrow
William Collins
McCune
John Conners Jr
Connors
West School
Vietrole
Victor Records
Gem Pharmacy
Pythian Building
A. D. Farrow Nelson Ville, OQ
Chestnut Street
Mill St
J. E. Zeller
Nelsonville McArthur
Logan
International Holiness Church
Presbyterian Church
Glouster
Church of Christ—Bible Schools
Christian Endeavor
Mademoiselle Ginette Barcourt
Dalton’s Academy
R. A. Dalton
Lash
BUCK
Doway Scan Corea
Hewitt
Eddie IS
Married
Amfords Ulmost
uNew
York An
E. W. Fahey
West
Los Angeles
Cline
Blue Ribbon
Detroit
Paige
G. W. Hopkins
Athens
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