Married in Athens Leighton Aumiller Wed Gladys Burnelle
Nelsonville reports the marriage of Leighton Aumiller and Gladys Burnelle in Athens on Thursday. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Will Burnelle, is a former Nelsonville teacher and O U Athens alumna. The groom, once a Nelsonville boy, is a Columbus coal operator. they will live in Columbus after a wedding trip.
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Athens
Leighton Aumiller
Gladys Burnelle
Will Burnelle
O. A
Massillon
Nelsonville
Columbus
O. U
Doctor hosts dinner for city physicians at six oclock
Mr. L. J. Eberle hosted doctors of the city at an elegant six oclock dinner last evening. Covers were laid for C. EB. Welch W. M. Howe W. S. Rhodes A. L. Pritchard N. Hill J. M. Hyde G. Dew J. C. McGrath S. FE. Butt and C. C. Butt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Eberle
C. EB. Welch
W. M. Howe
A. L. Pritchard
N. Hill
J. M. Hyde
G. Dew
J. C. McGrath
S. FE. Butt
C. C. Butt
Ladies of the Maccabees honored for Labor Day prize
The Ladies of the Maccabees received 25 from the local Elks as first prize in the Labor Day parade. They also commend the Elks for two fine drills performed that evening and thank them for their kindness.
Sunday school ladies honor Mrs Mann with surprise gift
Twenty five members of Mrs Barker's Methodist class gathered at Mrs Mann's Columbus Street home for a social evening and presented her a cut glass dish. Mrs Mann will be greatly missed by the class. Mrs Parks returned from Miami with her daughter Doras who starts at Orford.
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W. H. Parks
Miama
Miss Doras
Orford
Hawkins report on Max Sniffen after West Virginia accident
Mrs. Lafe Hawkins and Arthur Hawkins returned from West Virginia where Max Sniffen faced a serious accident. They say he had a narrow escape and is now improving, bringing relief to numerous friends of the family.
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Lafe Hawkins
Arthur Hawkins
West Virginia
Max Sniffen
Max
Sam the traveling chaplain at International Holiness Church
Sam a Methodist preacher delivered a powerful sermon last night at the International Holiness Church. He served as travel ing chaplain during the war, spoke before ex presidents statesmen and soldiers, and has read the Bible from Genesis to Revelation thirty two times. He will recount his life story Sunday at two o'clock and speak tonight at seven and tomorrow at 10 30 in the morning and again at two and seven in the evening.
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Sam
International Holiness Church
Austria
Christian Church Schedule and Homecoming in Nelsonville
The Christian Church holds Bible School at 9:30 a.m. Morning worship at 10:30 a.m. Evening worship at 7:00 p.m. Junior and Senior Christian Endeavor at 6:00 p.m. Our homecoming day is two weeks away with many returning to Nelsonville for the event.
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Christian Church Bible School
Christian Endeavor
Nelsonville
Entertain for Mrs Mann by Mizpah Class
The Mizpah Class of the Methodist Sunday school surprised Mrs. Mann at her home Thursday evening. The gathering was social with a touch of sadness for Mrs. Mann's leaving, yet the class sees her as a gain for Pataskala. A cut glass dish was presented as a token of love and respect.
Hunting safety meeting urged after ear injury
Gene Bac kus notes few hunting accidents and invites interest in a Monday night meeting in the club room over Cox Bros. grocery on West Washington street to share stories. He comments on difficulty getting teams to work on the Buchtel lake and asks employers to contact Warren Whitmore at Buchtel.
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Gene Backus
Cox Bros. Grocery
West Washington Street
Buchtel Lake
Warren Whitmore
Buchtel
Democratic Meeting in Buckeye Building
A Democratic meeting is scheduled in the Buckeye building. The notice provides no date or time.
Local Democratic Meeting Announced for September 20
Monday evening at 7 o clock a Democratic meeting is scheduled with important business to be transacted. All Democrats are urged to attend and women are especially invited.
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Ladi
Missionary Society Hosts Frday Meeting at Socie Home
Mrs Frances Socie Mrs Julius Fischer and Mrs Thomas Wilson entertained the Home Missionary Society of Methodist church Friday afternoon at the Socie home on Franklin street. Mrs Frank Gibbs led devotion and Mrs Ivan Kinney directed an excellent program. Dainty refreshments followed. Mrs Thomas Wilson and Mrs Mollie Six traveled to Langsville today due to a relative's death. C L Preston and Mrs Elizabeth Preston spent Friday in Columbus.
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Thomas Wilson
Mollie
Langsville
C. L. Preston
Elizabeth Preston
Columbus
Presbyterian Church Social Honors Sharp Family Departure
The Presbyterian church held a social in its rooms last evening for Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Sharp and their family who plan to spend the winter in California. The event featured a burning of church notes and elected W. L. Hudson as elder to fill the unexpired term with L. R. Kelch as treasurer in Mr. Sharp's absence. A luncheon followed and attendees reflected on the loss of the Sharp party for the winter.
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Presbyterian Church
C. C. Sharp
California
W. L. Hudson
L. R. Kelch
Sharp
Lost chain pendant sought in Nelsonville keepsake
A Nelsonville notice requests return of a lost chain lavalier with two drops valued as a keepsake and to be returned to Hickman’s Pharmacy in Nelsonville Ohio. The item is described with a 9 18 3p date notation and related social notices appear throughout the page.
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Lavalier
Keep
Hickman’s
Nelsonville
Ohio
Liberty Bond Purchases Seen to Rise This Year
Washington officials expect government purchases of Liberty Bonds to exceed 200 million dollars in the current fiscal year ending June 30. Spending plans depend on revenue, railroad outlays, and a sinking fund from the Victory Loan bill. Investors holding about 16 billion dollars in bonds are likely to keep them off the market, aiding a return to par value.
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Washington
Houston
Treasury Department
Treasury
Athens Man Suffers Compound Wrist Fracture
Chris C. Sheldon a 60 year old salesman of 11 Franklin Avenue suffered a compound fracture of the right wrist Friday after falling from a truck at the depot while loading peaches. Dr Biddle was called and treated him and he is resting comfortably.
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Athens
Chris C. Sheldon
Franklin Avenue
Biddle
Wife Weeping In County Jail Puchaelski Murder Case
Mrs. George Puchaelski, held to the grand jury over her husband’s murder, was described as near hysterics in the county jail. Officers said she has been crying constantly since her alleged confession that she hired a man to kill her husband.
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Warren
George Puchaelski
Local Court Dockets: Fines For Obscene Language and Support
August a Johnson of Circle Hill pleads guilty to obscene language and is fined $1 plus costs by Justice Nelwig. The State’s paternity case against John Newman of Athens ends with $200 cash settlement. Oscar Hartley of Nelsonville is fined $10 and costs for non support with monthly payments raised to $67.50, while Justice Helwig questions parental fitness as the children remain with the mother.
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Augusta Johnson
Circle Hill
Nelwig
Geneva Johnson
State of
Ohio
Nan
Fulton
Athens
John Newman
Newman
Oscar Hartley
Nelsonville
Helwig
Mary Hartley
Hartley
Justice Helweg
Republicans Open Ohio Campaign With Bitter Attacks
In Columbus, Sept. 18, Republicans opened their state campaign with a mass meeting attacking Governor Cox and President Wilson. Senator Arthur Capper accused the administration of financial mismanagement and profiteering, while George H. Clark challenged Cox’s progressive claims. Harry L. Davis pledged to cut expenses and cited a business committee report denying waste.
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Columbus
Cox
Wilson
Arthur Capper
Kansas
George H. Clark
National Guard
Washington D. C
Senator Capper
Harry L. Davis
Cleveland
Wall Street Bomb Inquiry Ties Italian Explosion
Washington officials seek links between the Genoa stock exchange blast and the New York outrage. Reports from Italy and mail box circulars signed by the Anarchist Fighters of America are being reviewed. Palmer previously tied radicals to Russian Bolsheviks and the search faced a blind alley after a key witness died.
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Washington
Wall Street
Stock Exchange
Genoa
Italy
Justice Department
Willia J. Flynn
New York
America
Palmer
Russia
United States
Himelf
Daugherty Attacks Republicans at Opera House Meeting
Lancaster attorney M. A. Daugherty delivered a vigorous critique of the Republican platform at Chicago. He praised the Democratic administration for war conduct and argued the league of nations benefits without endangering American sovereignty. He attacked Senator Moses and called Republicans Catalines of America.
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Republican Party
Chicago
Nation League
M. A. Daugherty
Lancaster
Opera House
League of Nations
League
Ananias
Daugherty
America
Republican Congress
Ohio
Republican Advisory Committee
Wilson
William Pitt
Napoleon
Pitt
Waterloo
Moses
Senate
Catalines of America
the Catalines
Wind blown paper found 38 years after 1885 Regina affidavit
A rain and wind scarred document from May 30 1885 sworn by Corporal Hugh J A Davidson claims the first shot in Louis Riel s second rebellion was fired by Riel s half breeds at Duck Lake. The wind blown affidavit, found near Regina, supports that whites did not start the conflict and ends with Riel s execution in Regina. An Akron Ohio note reports the American Association of Professional Football forms to imitate baseball s organized structure with 11 cities involved.
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Regina
Sask
Hugh J. A. Davidson
Royal North West Mounted Police
Louis Riel
Western Canada
Duck Lake
North Saskatchewan River
Canada
Hudson’s Bay Company
Crozier
North West Mounted Police
Little Settlement
Riel
Davidson
Stephen Brewster
Prince Albert
Akron
American Association of Professional Football
Canton
National Commission
Funeral services for Mrs Vina Secoy in Athens county
Mrs Vina Secoy died suddenly in Columbus and funeral services are set for Sunday at about 11 30 in Pleasanton Athens county. The procession will come to Athens via the morning Hocking Valley train. She was the widow of Daniel Secoy of Pleasanton where the family lived for many years. In the last eight years she lived in Columbus and managed a home there at the time of death.
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Vina Secoy
Columbus
Pleasanton
Athens County
Athens
Hocking Valley
Notable Secoy Family Deaths Reported in Obituary
The obituary notes the passing of a woman with a son in the West and four stepsons including Dr. E. A. Secoy of Columbus, Rufus of Pennsylvania, Wilbur of Lancaster, and Dr. C. W. Secoy in Wisconsin. Three daughters and two step-daughters predeceased her. daughter Mrs. Addie Oxley was struck and killed by an [vehicle].
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Warren Dorsey
West
E. A. Secoy
Columbus
Rufus
Pennsylvania
Wilbur
Lancaster
C. W. Secoy
Wisconsin
Addie Oxley
Weather outlook for Ohio Valley and Tennessee week
Forecast for the week of September 2026 in the Ohio Valley and Tennessee calls for generally fair skies and normal temperatures with little precipitation. Dry conditions expected across the region with temperatures near seasonal averages.
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Washington
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
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Miller
Bell
Nelsonvile Tire & Repair Co
Wise Men
T. C. Green
Red Men’s Hall
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Mrs
Chas. Campbell
Anita Gladys
The
Plains
Altman Coal Co
B. of
R. T. Hall
Chestnut and
Harper Streets
C. E. Washburn
Call Bell Phone
Chas. Davis
H. W. Stiers
Haydenville
John Zellar
Herbert Newton
Bell Phone
Harley-Daviason
A. D. Farrow
Deanville
LOGAL
Justice Helwig
G.O.P
Wall St
Wm. Mills
Citizens Central
Bank Bldg
Nelsonville, Ohio
Richland Grenw
J. E. Zeller's Agency
Universass
Ford
F. R. Beasel
Glouster
Conde
Cacareo Wy Conde
Nelsonville Dry Goods Co
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