Reckless driving case and local social notices in Nelsonville
Reckless driving costs assessed in mayor's court for Loomis of Logan after pleading guilty. Local social items include Mrs. Standall’s sixty second birthday with gifts and music, and Mrs. Poston’s luncheon and card party with former friends from Nelsonville and nearby towns. Funeral announced for Ivan Arthur, age two, with services at Greenlawn. Church notices from the Episcopal Parish outline services and an Athens county churches of Christ convention on October 1.
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Boy Loomis
Logan
William Standall
Mr. Standall
Ivan Arthur
Edward Howard
Nelsonville
Athens Road
Greenlawn
Rally Day Activities And Memorial Service At Local Church
Church plans a full Rally Day with Sunday school sessions at 9 30 and 10 40 morning worship with a sermon Enlarging Our Tents plus a 6 30 Young People and 7 30 Evening service. A memorial service for Pocahontas members is set for 1 30 Sunday. Local residents and guests are invited to attend.
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John Lloyd Evans
Ainister
C. E
Eula Scheeler
Paul Weltzheimer
Evans’ Dy
Rupert Hughes
Pocahontas Order
New Minister Welcomed at First Presbyterian Church
About 150 members gathered in the church parlors Thursday evening to officially welcome Rev. Lloyd Evans and his bride. The event featured musical performances, autumn floral decor, and a dining room reception with light refreshments. Church leaders and guests offered warm greetings and support for the new minister and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Lioyd Evans
Helen Jackson
Marian Morris
Edith Stires
W. L. Hudson
Leonard Cooley
George E. Tifft
Methodist Church
Mininter
Local church program and wedding visit noted
Short talks were given by Leonard Cooley and others from the youth Bible class and Sunday school. The Chippewa Warriors joined the event and Mrs. N Hill presented a floor lamp to Rev and Mrs Evans. Rev Evans shared local work plans later approved by the congregation. Mrs R H Jackson traveled to Columbus to meet Frank Cooley III and accompany him here for a visit before his parents head to Cincinnati for a friend’s wedding.
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Leonard Cooley
J. H. Saltz
A. R. Reich
C. E. Weltzheimer
H. D. Krieg
Warriors of the
N. Hill
Ladies Aid Society
Evans
R. H. Jackson
Columbus
Frank Cooley Ili
New York City
Frank Cooley
Cincinnati
Sunday church schedule and social notices
Sunday school at 9 30 a m morning worship at 10 30 a m Rev C C McNall district superintendent delivers the morning address and the Lord s supper is observed Love feast at 2 29 p m Evening services at 7 90 Cottage prayer meeting tonight at Mr Sixon Jackson s home on Jackson Street W P Wolfe postmaster purchases C H Newtom residence on West Franklin Street and moves in Wednesday Mr and Mrs Arthur Love and daughter Betty of Akron visit Mr and Mrs John Love Dr and Mrs W S Rhodes spent Thursday in Rarae
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Church
Florence Lax
Athens County
Churches of Christ
Rev. C. Co. McNall
Sixon Jackson
W. P. Wolfe
C. H. Newtom
Franklin Street
Pope Pius XI Blessing Read To Holy Name Societies
Cardinal OConnell of Boston read a letter from Pope Pius XI at a United States Holy Name Societies convention. The pope extended his blessing to the gathering in Rome.
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Pope
Washington
Pope Pius XI
Convention of the Holy Name Societies
United States
Cardinal O'Connell
Archibishop
Boston
Rome
London Bridge Not Falling Despite Bridge Collapse Rumors
After Waterloo Bridge partial collapse rumors spread that London Bridge and other Thames structures were unsafe. City inspectors refute danger, noting the tug captain’s exaggeration. Officials say London Bridge remains sound for years. Meanwhile prickly pear cactus from 1788 is overrunning Australian land.
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London
London Bridge
Waterloo Bridge
Thames
Australia
America
Hair exports from Chefoo collapse amid bobbed styles
Chefoo China exports show a sharp drop in shipments of human hair in the first half of the year. Values fell to 139,881 dollars from 461,399 in the same period of 1923, per Consul John R. Pitman. Russia in Europe and Asia has a population of about 125,000,000.
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Washington
Chefoo
China
John R. Pitman
Russia
Europe
Asia
Britain’s MacDonald Warns No Real Peace Yet
Premier MacDonald, writing in Daily Herald, compares Europe’s mood to 1914, says war’s moral failings persist. He notes fears and safeguards threaten peace, laments that democracy and friendship were not established, and cites the danger of dictatorship. He praises London Geneva efforts for peace.
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MacDonald
Daily Herald
Laborite
Europe
London
Geneva
Transportation for county home children to high school urged
Attorney General Crabbe issued an opinion stating that children of high school age in county children’s homes who are eligible to attend high school may be, and under certain circumstances should be, furnished transportation to school. The guidance was requested by the State Bureau of Accounting.
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Columbus
Crabbe
State Bureau of Accounting
New Haven Plans Patrol to Protect Waterfront
New Haven officials announced a marine precinct to guard eighteen miles of waterfront amid rising banditry by speedboats and bootleggers. Police will patrol the harbor front and slips and assist the Fire Department during dockside fires.
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New Haven
Conn
Calais
Tampa
Newark Bakers To Raise Bread Price One Cent
Newark bakers announce a price increase of one cent per loaf starting September 29. This marks a uniform rise across local bakeries as customers prepare for higher grocery costs.
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Newark
Newark Bakers
Jbread
McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets Promise Quick Gains
Advert shows cod liver oil tablets as easy to take and effective. Claims 60 tablets for 60 cents with money back if 5 pounds not gained in 30 days. Ends with testimonial from David P. Woodburn of Owego New York.
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McCoy
Cline Pharmacy Co
McKee Drug Co
McCoy's
David P. Woodburn
Owego
London Society Women Flaunt Black Satin Sash Trend
London society women appear in public with a bold black satin sash tied at the back, pairing it with beige lace dresses in a fashionable, distressed style. The look is described as extremely smart and very current.
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London
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Mibeta
Carl ‘Lanning
Charles Kentner
Earl Perkins
W. W. Poston
Dew Hotel
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East Columbus Street
Helen Bowen
Harry Ambrose
A. H. Brooke
Fred Ambrose
John White
Anna Jeffrey
M. H. Cherrington
L. PD. Johnson
I’. L. Preston
Byron Wolfe
Athens
Frank Poston
Harry Edington
Church OF the Fpiprany
Brinley Abbott
Presbyterian Church
J. H. McCullough
F. O. Schmidt
Fort Snelling, St. Paul, Minn
William Mills
Cecil Lafer
Uckeye Lake
Stanley Lew
T. S. Bush
Yroledo
Hattie Sommers
Doris Nazor
Gallioplis
Mrs. George, Merritt
Joshua Spencer
Ralph White
Willis Hickman
The
University of Michigan At
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C. H. Roudebush
Army & Navy Stores of
Kirk
E. D. Neikirk Co
Nelsonville, O
Pilgrm
M Holiness
Arthur Love
Betty
Akron
Mr. l
John Love
Mrs. W. S. Rhodes
Rarae
Sam Hundreds Jr
Onic
Wilson Bros
Ram
Vogue
Beekman
Bennett
Davenport
Dr. Caldwell
Fra
Dr. Liget
Handley
Tex
Monticello
Caldwell
Pepa
Boots
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