Fall revival opens as Rutland church plans two week meeting
A fall revival began Sunday October 4 with Evangelist Hostettler leading services for two weeks or more. Rutland church growth noted as L L Roush plans to return after five years as pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man Hostettler
L. L. Roush
M. E
Rutihnd
Columbus
Rutland
Dcliff Chautauqua
King
Methodist Church
Effie M. Winn
C. B. Tigner
Church of Christ
Emma Williams
Charles Williams
Lancaster
Department of Social Life
Church of Christ of Rutland, Ap
Africa
Bradford
Bradberry
Hymins
Pomeroy Bend Briefs
Mrs Duleia Young of Dexter holds a position in the recorder s office. Mr and Mrs George Conde and son George Fredrick left for Charleston where George Fredrick will have his tonsils and adenoids removed at McMillion hospital. Mrs J C Fauber returned to Charleston after a week with Raymond Zieher. Raymond Zieher and his guest Mrs J C Fauber from Charleston and Mr and Mrs W C Filson and daughter Eleanor drove to Parkersburg. Clarence and Elmer Hoffner returned to Columbus after visiting Charles Foulk.
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J. C. Fauber
Charleston
W. Cc. Filson
Eleanor
Parkersburg
Clarence
Elmer Hoffner
Columbus
Charles Foulk
Young Girl Dies in Pomeroy Heart Trouble Claim
Elsie Marie Sponagle 12 daughter of Mr and Mrs William Sponagle of Monkey Ann died Monday after a prolonged heart ailment Burial set at Letart cemetery in the family’s hometown
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Pomeroy
Elsie Marie Sponagle
William Sponagle
Monkey
Ann
Letart Cemetery
Pomeroy Man Arrested on Intoxication Charge
POMEROY Sept 16 C E Clark jailed on intoxication charge after arrest by Constable Wade Forbes.
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Pomeroy
C. E. Clark
Wade Forbes
Bank Granted Order of Sale Against Thompson and Partners
The bank obtained an order of sale against Guy B. Thompson and others for 488.09 with 6 percent interest from January 6 1925. Thompson once ran a business here but is now in Columbus. O H Stewart represented the plaintiff.
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Leport
Guy 8. Thomp
Thompson
Columbus
O. H. Stewart
Nancy Lee In Jail Again At Pomeroy
Nancy Lee of Pity-Me is in the county jail charged with carrying conceal ed weapons and attempting to injure a person. She pleaded not guilty and faces a Friday hearing. She had spent a night in jail last week for speeding and reckless driving. She was recently released from the girls’ industrial school where she was held as a delinquent.
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Pomeroy
Nancy Lee
Pity-Me
Girls’ Industrial School
Sentencing of Charles Vidly Reported in Pomeroy
In Pomeroy on September 16, Charles Vidly was sentenced by Judge W. Sweme of Gallipolis to a term ranging from no year and one half to twenty years in the Ohio penitentiary. The case involved alleged theft from the Citizens Na, with a claim of forwarding $250. The record notes the money was sent and the report is from the local area.
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Pomeroy
Charles Vidly
Ohio
W. Sweme
Gallipolis
Dleport
Powell
Weveral
Zweifel to Manage Real Estate Office Expansion
The report notes plans for a move into the real estate business with Mrs Zweifel taking charge of the new office locally. The brief confirms leadership details and outlines the business expansion.
Funeral today for Miss Margaret Smith
Funeral services for Miss Margaret Smith were held this afternoon at Peace Evangelical church.
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Pomeroy
Margaret Smith
Peace Evangelical Church
Chilean Urges Complete Disarmament Before League
Iliodore Yanez, Chilean delegate, called for complete and moral disarmament in a League of Nations assembly speech. He proposed appointing a commission to study closer cooperation between the league and the press.
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Geneva
League of Nations
Iliodore Yanez
League Assembly
Yanez
League
Caillaux Sails for America to Seek Debt Funding
Paris Sept 16 M Caillaux and a French mission sail to the United States to negotiate funding for France's debt after cabinet approval of a debt settlement proposal. The party received a celebratory sendoff at the Gare Saint Lazare before departure this evening.
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Paris
M. Caillaux
United States
Caillaux
Garo Saint Lazare
Search in vain for young girl in Cleveland area
Lucille Moyer, 15, an accomplished violinist, is missing after her father Robert Moyer failed to locate her. Police nationwide searched, with the mother hoping the city’s opportunities lure her back. The mother tours downtown stores hoping for a sighting.
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Cleveland
New York
Robert Moyer
Big City
Lucille Moyer
Mother Moyer
Lucille
Insects Might Reach Man Size Without Lungs
In a report from 3 M Haldane biologist and writer, insects could grow to human size if not for their lungs. They breathe via tubes that extend into their bodies and open to the surface, lacking the air exchange mechanism humans possess.
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ST Hampton
England
3. M. & Haldane
Akron Child Killed After Being Run Down
Akron records its twenty eighth traffic fatality of 1925 as six year old George Amig dies after a car, driven by 42 year old Albert Frika, hits him while he plays in the street. Frika is under arrest on suspicion.
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Akron
George, Amig
Albert Ifrika
Second Eli Weed family reunion at old Chauncey homestead
The second annual Eli Weed family reunion was held Sunday near Starr in Vinton county with eighty members and friends attending. A social day and picnic dinner followed, drawing relatives from The Plains Athens Nelsonville Pleasanton Columbus and Cogsville among others.
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Chauncey
Eli Weed
Starr
Vinton County
Plains
Mary Jane Wallace
Ruth Wallace
Willard Wallace
Harry Wallace
Joe Wallace
Lloyd Thorne
the Plains
Henry Frost
Athens
D. L. Wallace
Hazel Wallace
Nelsonville
Hester Dixon
Jean
Pleasanton
Chauncey Minister Conducts Two Funeral Services
The Rev G B C Chauncey led the funeral for Peter McLaughlin at the Nelsonville Christian church with burial at Greenlawn under Undertaker Stout after McLaughlin died in an automobile wreck north of Millfield early Monday. Another service by Mr Courtney for John Wilson aged 79 followed at Greenlawn cemetery. Wilson died Sunday in Chauncey infirmary where he had worked as baker for fifteen years.
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Chauncey
G. B. C. Chauncey
Tin Church
Peter McLaughlin
Nelsonville
Millfield Personal News and Northern Ohio Visits
Millfield residents report social visits and travels. T O Day of Amesville and family guests in Millfield. Funeral attendance in Glouster for Miss Etta Duncan. Mrs Floyd McCutcheon and children visit Millfield. Mrs Sam Mayles visits Athens relatives. Mrs L E Woods and daughter Edward Wade return from Meigs County fair. Roy Totman and family from Athens visit Millfield. Totmans formerly lived there.
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Millfield
T. O. Day
Amesville
James Love
Learned
Mabel Smith
William
Clara Oberholzer
Glouster
Etta Duncan
Floyd McCutcheon
Sam Mayles
Athens
L. E. Woods
Edward Wade
Meigs County
Roy Totman
Herbert Mingus
Totmans
Nyé Family Honored by Brookins in Chauncey
Mr and Mrs Guy M Brookins hosted a two course dinner at their West Converse street home Tuesday evening to honor Mr and Mrs Floyd J Nye and sons Kenneth and Robert as they leave Chauncey for Florida to spend the winter months.
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Nye
Chauncey, Rept
Guy M. Brookins
West Converse Street
Floyd J. Nyé
Kenneth
Robert
Chauncey
Florida
Delegates Elected for Pleasant View Temple Pythians
Mrs. L. E. Woods and Mrs. William Colling were chosen to represent Pleasant View Temple Pythian Sisters of Chauncey at the Grand Temple convention to meet in Marietta next week. The degree staff and all officers are asked to attend the regular meeting next Tuesday evening.
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Chauncey
L. E. Woods
William Colling
Pleasant View Temple
Pythian Sisters
Grand Temple
Marietta
Junior Choir Rehearsal At Miss Sands Home
Chauncey September 15 The Junior chorus of the First Christian Sunday school will meet next Thursday evening at the home of Miss Mildred Sands for rehearsal All invited remain to join the church youth in singing duties for the season
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Chauncey
First Christian Sunday School
Mildred Sands
Athens notes and family visits from The Plains and Detroit
Mrs Russell McHarg travels to Athens due to her brother Ollan Hetrick illness. Darrel Moore and Millard Bryan return home from Parkersburg, Virginia. Mr and Mrs Marry Moore were guests of Mr and Mrs Virgil Davis in Athens. Andy Krivesti returns from Detroit visits. J and Mrs James Terel of The Plains hosted Detroit guests Hill Robinson Sr Jr and Ambrose Terell Audrey Knowlton hosted by The Plains residents McAllister and Lyons guests in Barberton Ohio.
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Russell McHarg
Athens
Ollan Hetrick
Darrel Moore
Millard Bryan
the Plains
Parkersburg
Marry Moore
Virgil Davis
Andy Krivesti
Detroit
Mich. J
James Terre
Hill
George Robinson, Sr
George Robinson, Jr
Ambrose Terre
Arthur Coon
Audrey Knowlton
McAllister
William Lyons
Barberton
Patterson Speaks to Kiwanis Club on Progress
Superintendent John Patterson of Athens schools addresses the Kiwanis club on progress as a function of thought and labor. He notes three citizen types leaders must sacrifice for community betterment and predicts continual improvement with optimism. The talk follows his prior address. a Kiwanis picnic at the Athens fair grounds next Tuesday with entertainment and a 5:36 dinner is planned.
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John Patterson
Athens
Kiwanis Club
Patterson
Kiwanis
Athens Fair Grounds
Acid attack halts escape of Mrs Goldie Perkins
Dayton police report an acid injury to Mrs Goldie Perkins age 24 halted her attempted flight in the early hours as investigators seek a motive and suspect in the case.
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Dayton
Goldie Perkins
Woman Treated After Suspected Acid Incident
A woman was removed to a hospital for first aid after a suspected acid incident though she did not swallow any acid. The event prompted police and emergency response to the scene, with investigators seeking to determine motive and details.
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Ling
Ohio State Prof Henry C Lord Dies at 57
Funeral arrangements began for Prof. Henry C Lord, longtime director of the Emerson McMillan Observatory at Ohio State University, who died Tuesday night at McMillen sanitarium near Columbus. Death was attributed to a nervous breakdown.
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Columbus
Henry C. Lord
McMillen
Here
Lord
Emerson McMillen Observatory
Ohio State University
Ohio State Names Astronomy and Mathematics Professor
A professor was chosen as assistant professor in astronomy and mathematics at Ohio State in 18 1. The notice notes a two year illness prior to the appointment and identifies the scholarly appointment within the university.
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Ohio State
Linen 6900-Year-Old Find Matches Modern Egyptian Linen
A linen fragment unearthed in Egypt, dated at 6900 years old, is described as structurally indistinguishable from contemporary linen by H. W. Webb, chairman of the Irish Linen Society, highlighting remarkable ancient textile quality.
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London
Egypt
H. W. Webb
The
Irish Linen Society
Rats destroy tax demand notes in London
Rats in London have ruined about 12000 dollars in demand notes used to pay income taxes for several hundred individuals.
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London
Fragmentary notes on government funds and duplicate notes
Fragmented OCR notes suggest government plans to gather money if duplicate notes cannot be obtained. The text is incomplete and provides limited context on the purpose or agency involved.
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Vanis
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Bowman Hostettler
Ps Rept
Eee Q
Chilean
America
Chauncey Personaia
L. EF. Parks
Warren VY. Sprague
Florida Sprague
S. H. Pendergrass
Minnette
Everett Bingman
Cogsville
Mary M
Soap Bc
Kompleat
Athens, Ohio
Letic
Hotel Berry
R. J. Studer
J. D. Haskins
R. H. Galligher
S. S
Nature
Jacob Elberfeld Sons CO
Pomeroy, Ohio
New York City
Swanson Furniture Co
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