Nelsonville High Plans Season Kickoff and Elks Minstrel
Nelsonville High School football under Coach Moore shapes up for the season opener at Chauncey on Friday September 29 with ten lettermen back and new players competing behind a veteran line. The Elks plan a fall season start with a seafood dinner and smoker at their Hocking Street home as C H Martin outlines the charity minstrel. The N H S squad also attended the Logan Bremen game in Logan on Friday afternoon.
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Nelsonville
Moore
Chauncey
Watson
Wolfe
Jewett
Hall
ELKS
Lodge of Elks
Hocking Ireet
C. H. Martin
Big Elks
Logan
Elks Dance At Home Well Attended Third Of Season
The Elks hosted a dance at their home last evening drawing a large crowd for the third event of the fall and winter program.
Sunday worship and revival notes at multiple churches
The item lists Sunday School at 9 30 and worship times for Presbyterian and Christian churches with evening services and a Rally Day in one week. It notes Christian Endeavor at 6 pm and a young peoples service. It also reports two ambulances transporting Mr and Mrs Ridger to Logan hospital after a coal oil fire attempt caused burns.
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Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor
Christian Church Bible School
C. E. Society
Pocahontas Group Holds September Birthday Celebration
The order of Pocahontas marked a September birthday party at their hall on Monday night with a special feature planned. Members were urged to attend and bring 10 cents for refreshments. Rev. Cecil Mender will preach Sunday evening at Circle Hill at 7 o'clock.
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Order of Pocahontas
Doanville
Cecil Mender
Circle Hill
Miner Seriously Injured In Bailey Run Car Incident
Tom Henshaw suffered multiple broken ribs and other injuries after being caught between cars at the Jewett mine in Bailey Run. Dr. W. S. Rhodes treated him and he was transported to his West Franklin street home by Stout's ambulance.
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Tom Henshaw
Jewett
Bailey Run
W. S. Rhodes
West Franklin Street
Stouts
Summers Funeral Service Led by Rev Paul E Kemper
Rev Paul E Kemper will conduct the funeral service for the deceased, with services held at a local church. The obituary notes respectful attendance from family and community members as arrangements are announced by the funeral home.
Nelsonville Members Attend County W C T U Conference
Fifteen Nelsonville members attended the county W C T U conference in Jacksonville on Thursday. All report a fine meeting and that they were royally entertained.
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Nelsonville
Jacksonville
Nelsonville Selects Hold Football Practice Sunday
All members of the Nelsonville Selects football team are requested to attend practice at the city playground Sunday morning at 9. Mrs G A Hamm hosted a Presbyterian Sunday school class picnic Friday evening in the church social rooms. Fifteen covers were set. A bountiful supper was enjoyed at 5 30 with games and lawn contests lasting late.
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Nelsonvifle Selects
City Playground
G. A. Hamm
The
Presbyterian Church
Logan Triumphs Over Bremen 18 to 0 In Season Opener
Logan coach Lehman fields a largely new squad that defeats Bremen High 18 to 0 in the opening football game. Bebout stars with a 40 yard kickoff return and a 15 yard TD run, while Stone and Drake contribute on offense. Logan’s defense shuts out Bremen as several new players show promise. Also, Logan officer Barbean stops Jack Donnelly after a crash caused by alleged intoxication.
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Lehman
Warriors
Bremen
Logan
Bebout
Stone
Stone Logan
Drake
Blair
Keynes
Duncan
Struble
Solon
Breman
E. C. Reed
Smith
Swineheart
L. E. Leadbetter Stewart
Struble Young
L. G. Keynes
Lauffer Co
Solon Huffman
R. G. Duncan
Adcock
C. Rts
Blair,c. J. Siler
R. E. Schrader
P. Siler
Q. B. Drake Smith
L. A. Fitzgerald Beery
F. B. Stone Norris
RH. Bebout
Jack Donnelly
Laurelville
Barbean
Donelly
Takes New Position Arch Rodman Joins Peoples Bakery Team
Arch Rodman has taken the position of truck driver for the Peoples Bakery. He began his duties Thursday morning. Alfred Lanning, previously employed by the bakery, expects to return to the mines with his father.
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Arch Rodman
Peoples Bakery
Alfred Lanning
Local Names in Laurelville and Union Furnace Notices
John Cehrs 26 a worker of Union Furnace Grace Clark 22 at home Union Furnace Rev Allebaugh named and John H Karr 23 farmer Laurelville Wilda G Fox 17 at home Laurelville A H Brooke JP listed with initials only.
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John Cehrs
Union Furnace
Grace Clark
Rev. Allebaugh
John H. Karr
Farmer
Laurelville
Wilda G. Fox
A. H. Brooke
J. P
Chauncey Residents Attend John Parsons Funeral in Buchtel
Chauncey figures attended the funeral of John Parsons, held at his residence and burial at Greenlawn cemetery. The event involved relatives from Chauncey led by Mr and Mrs Clarence Spears and other locals. The Chauncey Christian church missionary society met with Mrs Clarence Butts hosting and program contributions from Mrs L H Pendergrass and others. Special music was provided by Mrs Floyd Nye and a luncheon followed.
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Clarence Spears
Forest Spears
Walter Spears
Gee
Wilson
Carl Shafer
Buchtel
John Parsons
Greenlawn
Messrs. Spears
Clarence Butts
The
Missionary Society of the Chauncey Christian Church
L. H. Pendergrass
Spayd
Guy Gardner
Fiske
Floyd Nye
Infant Buried in Nye Cemetery After Mill Street Death
The infant son of Mr and Mrs Ben Mullins who died Wednesday at their Mill street home was buried Thursday afternoon in Nye cemetery with undertaker Stout in charge. Hugh Theisen of Millfield was injured late Thursday in No 7.
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Ben Mullins
Mill Street
Nye
Stout
Millfield
Hugh Theisen
No. 7
Role of Hero Has Drawbacks as Sheriff Rescues Farm
Sheriff Herb Parker on vacation rushes to a burning farm barn near Detroit and Toledo. He frees 11 Holstein cows while the Dutch owner swears. the barn and several cars burn, leaving Parker with a consolation in the ruined machines.
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Hero
Herb Parker
Parker
Everett Parker
Detroit
Toledo
Miner Poston Hurt In Mine Accident Between Cars
Poston was trapped between mine cars and seriously hurt but no bones were broken. He was taken to the Theisen home in Millfield for care with Dr. W V Sprague attending. Ruth Fiske leaves for Waterford Ohio to teach high school. Mr and Mrs R C McDaniel and daughter Mary Wilson return to Columbus after visiting relatives.
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Poston
Herman Theisen
Millfield
W. V. Sprague
Ruth Fiske
Charles Fiske
Waterford
Ohio
R. C. McDaniel
Mary Wilson
Columbus
Kerosene Fire Burns Local Couple Injures Couple in Stove Incident
Word from Orbiston reports Mr and Mrs Bredgit badly burned when kerosene oil can exploded while starting a fire in their cook stove. They were rushed to a hospital for treatment. Isaac Wilson family and Mr and Mrs Herman Luckoff observe Jewish holidays. Karl Gardner and Mrs Paul Porter attend wedding of Miss Doris Nye to Mr Charles Woodworth of Athens this morning.
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Orbiston
Isaac Wilson
Mrs
Herman Luckoff
Karl Gardner
Paul Porter
Doris Nye
Charles Woodworth
Athens
Ladies Aid social at M. E. church lawn
The Ladies Aid of the M. E. church will hold a social on the church lawn on Tuesday evening September 26. Ice cream cake chicken sandwiches pickles pie and coffee will be served. Everyone is welcome.
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Chauncey
M. E. Church
Amos England
Taylor Ridge Pike
Taylor Ridge Road
Taylor Ridge
Columbus Man Praises Anurie Kidney Remedy
Monford Slagle of Columbus Ohio credits Dr Pierce's Anurie Tablets with curing his congested kidneys backache and bladder weakness. He reports the kidneys become active and normal after a short use and urges others with kidney or bladder troubles to try Anuric, available at drug stores or by mail for a small trial offer.
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Columbus
Ohio
Anuric
Monford Slagle
W. Bish St
Dr. Pierce
Sunday School Class Meets at Albany Church
Albany O Sept 23 Class 99 at the M E Sunday school held its first social of the year with 35 members and guests. Rev and Mrs Warner were welcomed back to the Albany charge while Mrs F E Goldsberry spoke in their absence. A Scotch air and songs followed with remarks by class president Miss Faye Baker and a male sextet closing the program.
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Albany, O
M. E. Sunday School
Warner
Albany
F. E. Goldsberry
Fred Weed
Pomeroy
Cottingham
Messrs Weed
Cline
Fish
Huston
Maston
Tewksberry
Weather Outlook for Ohio Valley and Great Lakes Region
The forecast calls for generally fair skies with normal temperatures across the Ohio Valley and Great Lakes region next week. No significant storms or temperature extremes are expected.
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Ohio Valley
Region of Great Lakes
Court case halts bakery eviction in Athl ena County
Thomas Litler, bakery owner on North Court Street, won an appeal to stop eviction by Herman Luckoff. Judge Worstell ruled Luckoff used duress and undue influence to secure a lease release signed June 15 by Mrs Littler. The lease and rent receipts were voided, restoring prior rights. Costs to be recovered by Litler. Lease ends January 1.
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Thomas Litler
North Court Street
Hedges
Herman Luckoff
Chauncey
Worstell
Athlens County Common Pleas Court
Luckoff
Court of Appeals
Luella Litler
Way Down East at Glouster Theatre this week
Glouster presents D. W. Griffith Way Down East with Thursday Friday and Saturday shows. Matinee Saturday at 1 o’clock includes special music as part of the program. Also notes church announcements, a funeral, fish consignments, football loss, and Taylor Ridge road fundraiser events.
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D. W. Griffith
Western Communist University Established by Russian Soviets
Berlin reports the creation of a Western Communist University modeled after Moscow’s Eastern University. Lenin outlined a Bolshevism College focused on training future Bolshevist agents and leaders worldwide. The nine month program covers world revolution history and the dictatorship of the proletariat with courses on religion and communism. College aims to enlighten oriental nations and already lists 352 students from 13 nationalities.
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Berlin
Moscow
Lenine
College of
Aken
Far East
India
Local Social Roundup From Hockingport Area
Sunday guests included Judge D H Thomas and family of Marietta visiting the Lew Humphrey home. George Shaffer of the M B C will speak at the M B E church. Mrs. Alice Curtis of Belpre and Mrs. Fanny Safereed of Akron visited relatives. Guy Foster and Charles Safereed of Akron stay with C V Foster. Mr and Mrs BE A Dutton expect nephews Frank Curtis and Mr Pride of Belpre for the week. J W Johnson remodels his house. Mrs Nelson Dutton dined with Mrs Lew Humphrey Thursday.
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D. H. Thomas and
Marietta
Lew Humphrey
George Shaffer
M. BE
Alice Curtis
Belpre
Fanny Safereed
Akron
Guy Foster
Charles Safereed
C. V. Foster
BE. A. Dutton
Frank Curtis
Mr. Pride of
J. W. Johnson
Nelson Dutton
Lewlypmphrey
A Friend in Need and Lydia Pinkham’s Remedy
Mrs. George Harder of Los Angeles writes that Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound cured her for illness that kept her bedridden and visiting the doctor monthly. She credits eight bottles and the Sanative Wash with restoring strength and helping others, including her sister.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Pinkham
Mar
Lydia Pinkham
Guthrie
Oklahooma
Lydia E. Pinkham
Bng
George Harder
Byram St., Los Angeles
Calliefornia
Anderson and others visit Coolville residents Sunday
Family groups from various towns visited Coolville residents including Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Cole with a baby. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hayd called on Coolville for business. Arthur Lee plans apple picking work near Canal Winchester and is expected home soon. William Buchanan is 11.
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B. F. Anderson
Reg. Anderson
Coolville
Ernest Cole
Baby
C, A
C. V. Foster
Charles Hayd
Arthur Lee
Canal Winchester
William Buchanan
Wife Sues for Divorce Over Seven Evictions in Eight Years
In a writ from Elyria Ohio Florence nda tie, the wife charges that her husband Bensely Percival is negligent and caused seven evictions in eight years. The suit alleges repeated displacements as grounds for divorce.
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Bensely Percival
Elyria
Florence
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Nelsonville News
Albert Sommers
Tom Bush
Poplar Street
K. of P
International Holiness Church
Lane Laneholtz
C. L. Stout
Mrs. Ridger
Logan Hospital
A. D. Farrow
Chestnut Street
Mill St
J. E. Zeller
Nelsonville McArthur
Mees
Clinton Webb
Missionary Society
Monford
Albany Church
Owaer Loges
Littler
Glouster
Calvary Baptist Church
Homer C. Smith
C. J. Bowen
Granville
Legionaires
Grace E. Hall
Margaret Powell
Harry M. Wilson
Church of Christ
Minnie Betts
New Straitsville
Betts
Indianapolis
Glouster Sportsmen Club
Federal Hatcheries
Glouster Hi
Murray
Rovers
Mason Andrews
Bady
Aeds Establion
Hockingport
Tion
MOLER
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Moler Auto Sales GO
Nelsonville, Ohio
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