Nelsonville Loses Oldest Physician Dr Samuel E Butt
Nelsonville mourns the death of Dr Samuel Edgar Butt at the family residence on Fort Street. Born April 12 1857 he trained in Nelsonville and Cincinnati and served as city physician 1880 81. He leaves his son Dr C C Butt two half brothers a half sister and two grandchildren. Funeral set for Wednesday at his Fort Street home.
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Nelsonville
Samuel Edgar Butt
Fort Street
Ae. Butt Wes
Peter M
Irene Butt
W. E. W. Sheppard
Medical College of Ohio
Cincinnati
C. F. Gilliam
William Hanson
Butt
Addie Kentner
Edgar
C. C. Butt
George
Eugene Butt
James Herrold
Noeleonville
O. J. Howearth
Greenlawn
Plans for Nelsonville church dedication announced
Final plans for the October 17 dedication of the First Presbyterian church in Nelsonville are announced. The pulling seats and interior work are ready, with events including a Friday men’s banquet, a Saturday historical pageant, and a Sunday homecoming service led by Rev. Lloyd Evans with participation from former ministers and elders. Invitations go to over 300 families.
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Nelsonville
First Presbyterian
American
Beardsley Company
Chicago
John W. Scott
Samuel
Palmer
Edward Johnson
Columbus
Lester
Evans
Cambridge
Senior Endeavor Society
Charles Taylor
McArthur
Lloyd Evans
Leon Arpee
Sunday School Play Host Amid Busy Nelsonville Social
Mrs. Eden Patton entertained her Sunday school class at Walnut street. Readings were given by several members, with music by Bernice McDowell and refreshments served to a large group. The class plans a Thursday bus trip to Carbondale. Knights of Pythias to meet for Dr Butt’s funeral. Two local boys Travelling to California by way of Topeka report.
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Nelsonville
Eden Patton
Walnut Street
Monks
Mary Sommers
Emily McManaway
John Williams
Bernice McDowell
Emma_ Dailey
Nelle O'Dell
Anna Lowden
Bessie Higgins
Bessie Bland
Bessie Warehime
Fanny Williams
Allen Riley
Chas, Klein
Margaret Woolery
Frank Walker
Helen Houser
Aurilla Anderson
Stout
Chas, Edgell
Doris McManaway
Paul Rex
Knights of Pythias
8S. E. Butt
Kansas
Selsonville
Praires Maffin
Watson Wolfe
Pacific Coast
Topeka
California
Vacation Notices From Nelsonville
Dr W Cable is on a ten day vacation in Pontiac Michigan. Willis Hickman leaves Nelsonville to begin his senior year at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor. He has spent the summer with his parents Mr and Mrs Pr W Hickman.
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Nelsonville
Dr. W. Cable
Pontiac, Mich
Willis Hickman
Ann Arbor
Mich
University
Pr. W. Hickman
Doctors and Families Dine with Howe Guests in Nelsonville
Nelsonville hosts a Sunday gathering hosted by Dr and Mrs W E Howe. Guests included Dr and Mrs H L Heck and son Joe, Dr T G Warrick of Lancaster, and Dr F R Kahle of Columbus.
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Nelsonville
W. E. Howe
H. L. Heck
Joe
T. G. Warrick
Lancaster
F. R. Kahle
Columbus
Habitual Criminals Face Life Under Baumes Law In New York
New York City applies the Baumes law to habitual criminals with life imprisonment after four prior sentences. Two burglars were among the first to receive life terms in New York County, replacing earlier shorter ranges. The law removes early release for good behavior and requires a minimum term.
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New York
New York City
Banton
New York County
Baumes Crime Commission
Baumes
Athens water tests show good sanitary quality
The state board of health reports Athens city water supply as good sanitary quality and free from contamination. The city drilled a new well west of the pumping station in the orchard and requested state tests along with existing wells. Samples were sent to the state health board for analysis.
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State Board of Health
G. M. Romine
Athens City
City Service Department
State Health Board
Freshman Registration Underway At Ohio University
Four hundred freshmen registered this morning at Ohio University in the men's gymnasium between 8 and 11 30. The stairs were crowded an hour before start and examinations for all first year students followed registration. Registration continues tomorrow with upperclassmen to register Wednesday. Classes start Thursday. A Wolfe descendants reunion is set for Sunday October 3 at the Athens county fair ground inviting all Christopher Wolfe descendants to attend with a plate fork cup and spoon.
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Ohio University
George Wolfe
Athens County Fair Ground
Christopher Wolfe
McHargs Host Weekend Sendoff for Grandson Robert
Mr and Mrs I N McHarg of New Marshfield road entertained Sunday guests Mr and Mrs RB Angle and son Robert of Glouster in honor of their grandson Robert who leaves Wednesday to enter Ohio State University Columbus.
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I. N. McHarg
New Marshfield Road
R. Angle and
Robert
Glouster
Ohio State University
Columbus
Alfalfa Covers Half Government Reclamation Area
Half of the government reclamation area is planted in alfalfa, indicating a shift in land use and crop choices within the project lands. The change affects irrigation planning, storage needs, and potential future crop diversification strategies for the agency.
Peach Ridge Homecoming Nourishes Traditional Community Spirit
Peach Ridge Union Sunday school held a Sunday homecoming with a large turnout despite rain. The event featured Bible study, a Law Observance address by Rev. Lawrence, a memorial for O O Liggett, music by the Bean sisters, and talks on the Bible and community cooperation. Organizers include Harry Spaulding, William Hunter, Frank White, Mrs Carrie Miller, and Nellie Chadwick. Rev. C A Spriggs praises Peach Ridge as a progressive, educated community sustained by steadfast families and local schools.
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Peach Ridge Union
Lawrence
Oo. E. Liggett
American Sunday School Union
Peach Ridge
M. E. Chatley
First Christian Church
Athens
Miss McDowell
Presbyterian
Deanville
Bean
Spriggs
Hurricane Lashes East Florida Coast
The hurricane battered the east Florida coast with winds near 100 miles per hour. Lakeland reported 50 mph winds and about ten percent crop damage to citrus. Dozens of buildings were torn in Ojus Davie and Dania. The Fort Lauderdale hotel lost guests and relief centers formed in churches and schools.
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Lakeland
Little River
Lemon City
Miami Shores
Ojus
Davie
Dania
Miami
Hollywood
Fort Lauderdale
Florida
Bisecayne Bay
Biscayne Boulevard
Nohab
Kaiser Wilhelm
Law Enforcers to Meet Wednesday in County Auditorium
A mass meeting to organize a law enforcement project will be held Wednesday at 2 PM in the Christian church auditorium. The date was changed from Tuesday due to a committee member’s unavailability. Seventy five invitations were sent to representatives from across the county to ensure broad input.
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The
Christian Church
Remove Leg of Injured Youth Amid Hospitalized Boy
Carl Stover 1 Hamley Run remains in critical condition at Sheltering Arme hospital after doctors amputated his right leg below the knee due to infection from wounds suffered July 29 when a car driven by traveling salesman Hoskin Mari etta struck him near the Barker filling station. The injury included a fractured leg below the knee and other bruises.
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Carl Stover
Hamley Run
Sheltering Arme Hospital
Hoskin
Marietta
Stover
Nion Street
Barker Filling Station
Freezone corn remedy promises quick pain relief
An old advertisement claims Freezone instantly stops corn pain and lets the corn lift away with a touch. The drugstore bottle costs a few cents and works on hard and soft corns and between the toes without soreness or irritation.
Tasks of the church and its agencies outlined
Dr. A Y Wilcox preached at the Presbyterian church on Sunday urging the church to meet spiritual needs, stand for righteousness, and aid in Christianizing races. He emphasized youth work for college students and high schoolers with separate programs, praised missionary societies, and noted recent illness of a speaker from Athens who underwent adenoid and tonsil removal. Boien’s Athens ties and university graduation in August were mentioned.
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A. Y. Wilcox
Presbyterian Church
Wileow
Jesus
Wilcox
Athens
Clarence Bolen Walks Through Bedroom Window
Clarence Bolen twenty three former Ohio university student and editor of the Green and White walked through a bedroom window in Washington D C Saturday and was injured. He had suffered a breakdown two weeks earlier while working at a Parkersburg newspaper and was brought home to Fayette County by his father. The physician said the fall likely alerted him to the seriousness of his condition. He was not seriously injured in the twelve foot fall and had been bedridden.
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Clarence Bolen
Ohio University
The
Green and White
Washington D. C
Bolen
Parkersburg
Fayette County
Hiram Bolen
Barber Switches Run For UMWA Vice Presidency
George Barber of Carbondale says in a Messenger letter that he is seeking the vice presidency of the United Mine Workers of the Hockingfield rather than the presidency.
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George Barber
Carbondale
United Mine Workers of the
Kiwanis Convene in Columbus for Annual Convention
Ohio Kiwanis held the opening session in Columbus with about 8,000 people in attendance marking the start of the annual convention.
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Columbus
Auto Hits Pole in Cincinnati Ohio Death Toll Reaches Ninetynine
Hamilton county recorded its 99th traffic death here yesterday when the automobile of Edward Spaulding Muncie Ind collided with a pole.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Edward Spaulding
Muncie
Ind
Rural Carriers Picnic in Athens
One hundred members of the Athens county Rural Carrier's association and their families attended a Sunday picnic at the Athens county fairground. Music by the Union Furnace band. Rev. Roberts of Glouster spoke and sang. Pearl Russell of Frost, president, and Pearl Carr of Athens, secretary, oversaw all arrangements for the day-long event.
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Athens County Rural Carrier's Association
Athens County
Union Furnace
Roberts
Glouster
Pearl Russell
Frost
Pearl Carr
Athens
Child Dies at Sheltering Arms Hospital Amesville Boy
Myron Elford Brown aged 2 son of Mr and Mrs Clinton Brown of Amesville died at 3 am Sunday at Sheltering Arms hospital from dysentery after a weeklong illness. Funeral services set for 2 pm Tuesday at Hooper Ridge church with burial in the adjoining cemetery. Machines which solve problems in algebra have been invented.
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Myron Elford Brown
Clinton Brown
Amesville
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Hooper Ridge Church
Free Your Drugstore Resinol Sample Offer
An offer invites readers to request free samples of Resinol Soap and Ointment by mailing to Dept 57 Resinol Baltimore MD. The ad promotes trying before buying and targets consumers seeking skincare samples from a Baltimore address.
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Dept. 57
Resinol
Baltimore
Hospital Notes From Sheltering Arms
Theodora Junod underwent a tonsil operation last Tuesday at Sheltering Arms Hospital in Athens. Claudie Woods had a tonsil operation this morning. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Roy Jones of Athens on Saturday September 18. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Leslie Halbert of Canonsburg on Sunday September 19. Admitted for medical observation is Mrs Harold Byerly of Richland Avenue Saturday. Convalescents include Vern Hosington Mrs C P Clester Mrs Harley Burton of Athens J Lee ey of Albany Gabriel Susic of Zales. Dismissed were Miss Vernice Taylor Leslie Cooper Josephine Coury of Athens Marion Giffin of Glouster Clifford Darnell of Cananville Max Anderson of Amesville.
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Theodora Junod
Athens
Claudie Woods
Carpenter
Roy Jones
Leslie Halbert
Canaonville
Harold Byerly
Richland Avenue
Vern Hosington
C.P. Clester
Harley Burton
J. T.eeey
Albany
Gabriel Susic
Zales
Vernice Taylor
Leslie Cooper
Josephine Coury
Marion Giffin
Glouster
Clifford Darnell
Cae Nnaanville
Max Anderson
Amesville
Hemroid internal remedy advertised by Dr Leonhardt
A medical advert claims piles originate from inside circulation problems and promote internal treatment. Dr J S Leonhardt developed Hemroid after testing in 1000 cases and markets it as a safe, easily taken tablet sold by druggists with a refund guarantee at Cline's Pharmacy.
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J. S. Leonhardt
Cline
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