Missionary Society of Presbyterian Church Hosts Annual Bank Offering
Thirty eight members and guests attended the Missionary Society annual bank offering and guest day at the Presbyterian church. Mrs N Hill presided as host. A special program featured devotions, vocal solos by Miss Lou Shafer and Miss Mary Pensyle, a paper on Outlook for the Year, Lizzie Johnsons Quilt, Americanization, a piano solo, and a lunch served afterward. A sardiniere from India received with the offering and a generous collection marked the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
N. Hill
India
B. F. Martin
Lou Shafer
Mary Pensyle
W. L. Hudson
Lizzie Johnson
L. R. Kelch
Nelsonville Chamber to Resume Bi Monthly Sessions
The Nelsonville Chamber of Commerce will resume bi monthly meetings with dinner at the Elks Club on Thursday Oct 16. Dinner served at 6 pm by the Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal church. Members urged to attend for an interesting program.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville Classified Ads Highlights Local Deals
Local listings show sale items from Gadbury in Nelsonville including white potatoes and flour and feed. a lost keys notice at 21 E Washington St. T E Taylor offers framing and undertaker services. phonograph studio claims better tone. Ford Touring Car for sale. two restaurants for sale. and a furnished large front room for rent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gadbury
Nelsonville
Washington St
E. Jefferson St
Senate probes marine landing report in Tran Dalmatia
Washington Sept 26 The Senate adopted a resolution asking the navy department to confirm reports that American marines landed at Tran Dalmatia Senator Knox offered the inquiry as the measure passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Navy Department
Tran
Dalmatia
Knox
Buckeye State Building & Loan Promotes Savings
The Buckeye State Building and Loan Co at Rankin Ridge Columbus urges families to save with reserve money as a necessity for rainy days and comfort. Any amount, however small, can start a savings account and curb extravagance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeye State Building & Loan Co
Rankin Ridge
West Gay St
Columbus
President Wilson Restricts Kansas Visit For Health Reasons
President Wilson suffers nervous indigestion and abandons his League of Nations tour, returning to Washington from Kansas. Dr Grayson treats him as crowds in Wichita gather. secret service keeps onlookers at bay while officials plan a quiet homeward run.
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Hugh Baillie
United Press
President Wilson
Wichita
Kas
Wilson
Washington
League of Nations
Kansas
Cary T. Grayson
Secret Service
Ayers
St. Louis
Kansas City
Capital
Shantung
Grayson
Eagle
Gas bills moved to Glouster State Bank and town notes
Ohio Fuel Supply Company directs customers to settle next week’s gas bills at The Glouster State Bank. Glouster Post Office adds a new stamp cancelling machine as arrivals grow. A civil service exam for Glouster post office clerks was held with six applicants. results in two to four months. 8S. S. Carpenter leaves Glouster for Logan to run a newly acquired Carpenter Hardware store, with other branches in Athens and Nelsonville. L. B. McCune resigns from Ford service, plans a tire and accessory shop in Athens, and will sell used Fords. he travels to Columbus for equipment.
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Ohio Fuel Supply Company
Glouster State Bank
Glouster
Frank C. Clester
Zanesville
Methodist Church
Washington
S. Carpenter
Logan
Carpenter Hardware Company
Athens
Nelsonville
Carpenter
L. B. McCune
Ford
Athans
Lawrence Building
West Union Street
McCune
Columbus
United Mine Workers Organizer Will Return to Birmingham
William Ellis of this city, organizer for the United Mine Workers of America, leaves tomorrow for Birmingham Alabama to resume his work. Ellis had returned from Alabama to attend the miners convention in Cleveland. Mr and Mrs Fred Woodruff and three children have been visiting Mrs Woodruff's parents Mr and Mrs I L Falls at Bishopville and left for home, stopping in Athens overnight with Mr and Mrs Fred F Kittle. Mrs Woodruff and Mrs Kittle are sisters.
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Olive Seibert
Scio
Bert L. Daft
Lena Edwards
Columbus
Grant Hospital
Herbert Lee
Lawrence Lyons
Cleveland
Akron
W. J. Sanders
Rose Harrold
New York City
Barnard
Ted Sanders
Millfield
Hubert Young
Bertha Sanders
Maria Sheppard
Lloyd Morris
Lloyd Jr
Avin Thacker
Eugenia Sheppard
William Ellis
United Mine Workers of America
Birmingham
Ala
Mr. Ellis
Alabama
Miners
Fred Woodruff
Mrs. Woodruff
I. L. Falls
Bishopville
Athens
Fred F. Kittle
Foster Pushes Pension Increases for Athens County Veterans
Congressman Foster announces action on pension bills benefiting Athens County residents. Names recommended by the House pensions committee include William Mills of Athens with $30, Eliza Murphey of Athens with $25, Marjorie Baker of Guysville with $25, William Dugan of Glouster with an increase to $50, and Robert Noble of The Plains, a Spanish War veteran, with $12. Bills expected to pass in the current session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster
Athens County
Uncle Sam
Committee On Pensions of the House
Wm. T .Mills
Athens
Eliza Murphey
Marjorie A. Baker
Guysville
William P. Dugan
Glouster
Robert Noble
the Plains
House
Gompers Calls Out Steel Union Tactics Before Senate
AFL head Samuel Gompers tells the Senate labor committee that the steel strike centers on workers right to a day in court and to be heard by their own representatives. He accuses steel interests of denying association, colluding with shipping firms to import foreign labor, and using espionage to disrupt union organizing.
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Raymond Clapper
United Press
Washington
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Senate Labor Committee
Gompers
Senate
Employers’ Office
Employers’ Office,” Gompers
Steel Corporation
Gary
John Fitzpatrick
Europe
Balkans
A. F. of L
Steel Company
McKeesport
Sterling
Pennsylvania Steel District
Steel union drive faced brutal suppression in mills
Gompers described efforts by the Steel Corporation to thwart unionization. He cited attacks on organizers in steel districts, beatings, and even a death months later, as workers faced hounding and removal to protect corporate interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steel Corporation
Gompers
Strikes and police clash near Clairton in early morning gun battle
In Pittsburg area during the early hours, about a dozen strikers opened fire on workers en route to steel plants. State and local police returned fire and pursued three men whose guns were said to be emptied and reloaded. No confirmed injuries reported as plants face potential further action.
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Pittsburg
Clairton
Bethlehem Steel Company
Grace
Bethlehem Company
Steel Workers Committee
Bethlehem
Foster
National Committee
South Bethlehem
Steelton
Lebanon
Reading
Titusville
Sparrows Point
Monongahala Valley
Jones & Laughlin
Braddock
Rankin
Europe
Haddock
French Premier Declares Peace Treaty To Be Accepted Whole
Paris Sept 26 Premier Clemenceau told deputies that the peace treaty must be accepted or rejected in its entirety with no amendments. He asserted the treaty as a whole is a good one in response to questions in the chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
United Press
Clemenceau
Chamber of Deputies
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Tousin Stewart
Coolville
Tuppers Plains
Vanderhoof
Success
First Chamber OF Commerce
Gadbury’s Feed Store
T. E. Taylor
Sauter’s Phonograph Studio
Fulton St
Call Bell
Majestic
Central
Chuck
Poplar St
Ohio
Glouster News
Old Reliable Coffee
Red Bird Coffee
Franklin Coffee
Golden Sun Coffee
Ohlinger & Wolf
Arbuckle’s Coffee
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Ohlinger & Wolf Cor
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the Chas. DeMolet Co
Brooks & Fierge
Foutch
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