Dont Have to Get Up Nights Any More
Dayton Herald report features John Lumpkins describing relief from bladder trouble after using Lithiated Buchu. He claims nightly urination drops from 15 to 20 times to zero, with passage of gravel and beansized stones. The Keller Laboratory and McKee Drug Co advertise the remedy nationwide.
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John Lumpkins
Carrie §&T
The
Dayton Herald
Keller Formula
McKee Drug Co
Athens
Keller Laboratory
Mechanicsburg
Crestline Man Files Candidacy for Supreme Judge
Crestline resident Daniel Bebst declares as a Democrat and files with the secretary of state to seek the supreme judge position in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crestline
Columbus
Daniel Bebst
Ralph Dicken of Coolville Undergoes Second Operation
Ralph Dicken son of W. C. Dicken of Coolville submitted to a second operation at the local hospital Monday evening for complications. He was brought in earlier and the second operation was deemed necessary to try to save his life. He is reported in a very critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Dicken
W. C. Dicken
Coolville
Logan Residents Fish Unusual Floodwater Catch**
Residents of Logan enjoy an odd fishing venture as high waters strand carp and suckers in bottom land north of the city. Pitch forks replace gear and several large fish are trapped, though they are said to be poor eating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Local Merchant Marcus Cohen Heads to Germany for Pleasure Trip
Marcus Cohen, a New York merchant, departed Tuesday at noon for a three month vacation in Germany. He sailed on the Stockholm and will land at Gottenberg before proceeding to Berlin to visit relatives and other regions. The trip is for pleasure and he travels alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcus Cohen
New York
Germany
Stockholm
Gottenberg
Berlin
Hudson Granted Temporary Alimony in Pettit Court
Isabella Hudson received $35 temporary alimony from husband John Hudson by Judge Pettit on Tuesday morning with payment due within five days. Margaret Columbus vs Stanley Ohlinger ended in a plea to bas tardy and Ohlinger deemed the father liable for child maintenance, bond set at $550. The case, originally to be heard Tuesday, reached an agreement avoiding a jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabella Hudson
John Hudson
Pettit
Margaret Columbus
Stanley Ohlinger
Berta Trips Hamilton in Moose Hall Wrestling Match
Bobby Berta of Virginia pinned Butch Hamilton in 1:06 then won the match in 25 minutes before a small Moose Hall crowd. The rugged bout featured two falls by Berta and strong showings from Harrison in two falls over Moore. Leach and Howe drew in ten minutes of the preliminaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Berta
Virginia
Butch Hamilton
Moose Hall
Berta
Dale Harrison
Moore
Lancaster
Leach
Howe
Annual reception for new members at Methodist church
A Monday evening gathering at the Methodist church in Logan drew about 350 attendees. Rev. Blair, 8. C. Bright, and District Superintendent Sparks spoke. the choir and Methodist orchestra, directed by Joe Smith, provided music. Refreshments were arranged by the Union Bible class which led the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Blair
8. C. Bright
Sparks
Logan
Methodist
Joe Smith
Union Bible Class
Presbyterian meeting at church with health talk
The Frank lin Kerr chapter met at the church Monday afternoon and evening. From four to supper time members worked on fancy tasks. A serving committee included Mrs. Tschappat, Sprankle, Webb, and Campbell. Afterward the group gathered in the parlor where Mrs. Tschappat spoke on Health Conditions of China. Mrs. Don Ackers resigned as secretary. Mrs. Curtiss R. Douglass was elected. Thirty-five young ladies attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Kerr
The
Presbyterian Church
Tsehappat
Sprankle
Webb
Campbell
China
Tschappat
Don Ackers
Curtiss R. Douglass
Fight Ends in Police Court on Main Street
John Horton of New Straitsville appeared in Mayor Koppe's court on Tuesday to answer disorderly conduct and assault and battery charges filed by Albert Reddick after a Saturday Main street fight. He pled guilty to both, was fined $10 and costs in each case, and given 30 days to pay or face workhouse detainment.
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Main Street
John Horton
New Straitsville
Koppe
Albert Reddick
Wiggins and Maddux Wed in County Probate Court
Wayne Wiggins and Miss Mildred Maddux of the western county were married in probate court Tuesday morning by Rev. J. W. Blair. They headed to their home near South Bloomingville where Wiggins works in the gas field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Wiggins
Mildred Maddux
J. W. Blair
South Bloomingville
Wiggins
Administrators Appointed for W. Poston Estate
Administrators B. C. and Emerson Poston were named for the estate of their father W. Poston late of Green township. They posted an $80,000 bond with Judge Stephenson, with H. M. Whitcraft D. M. Soliday and John A. Wellman as sureties. The deceased had disposed of all real estate by deed before death, and the estate was among the largest in Hocking county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.C
Emerson Poston
Poston
Green Township
Stephenson
H. M. Whitcraft D. M. Soliday
John A. Wellman
Hocking County
Post Lent Dance at Logan Club Draws Fifty Couples
The Logan Club hosted a social Monday evening with fifty couples in attendance. Music by the Ed Mitchell orchestra of Columbus powered the dancing, followed by a late meal organized by the committee in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Club
Ed Mitchell
Columbus
In Consistory Class E A Gutliph and C W W Doll
In consistory class E A Gutliph and C W W Doll were noted for official duties with the church body. Details specify their roles within the session and likely appointments during the meeting period.
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E. A. Gutliph
C. WW. Doll
City Masons Prepare for Columbus Masonic Meet
Local con sistory members depart Tuesday afternoon for Columbus to join the large class and take part in three days of work at the Scioto consistory with several members planning to attend the weeklong event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsch
Columbus
Scioto
Luncheon Honors Akron Visitor Four Generations Represented
Mrs Guthrie of North Walnut hosted a one o clock luncheon over the weekend for her daughter Mrs Earnest Brown of Akron during a short visit. Guests included Mrs Walter Harned Mrs 8 C Bright Mrs D E Harsh Mrs Hansel Mrs George Hengst Mrs R C Work Mrs Adda Sheperdson Mrs Linton Miss Ruth Brooke Miss Minnie Moore and Mrs A C Tipton. Four generations were present among the attendees including Mrs Linton nearing 90, Mrs Guthrie, Mrs Brown and her son and daughter.
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Guthrie
North Walnut Street
Earnest Brown
Akron
Walter Harned
8. C. Bright
D. FE. Harsh
Hansel
George Hengst
R. C. Work
Adda Sheperdson
Linton
Ruth Brooke
Minnie Moore
A. C. Tipton
Brown
Musterole Quick Relief Advertised for Colds
An advertisement promotes Musterole as a clean white ointment that relieves colds faster than mustard plasters. It emphasizes easy application with fingertip massage and lists 35 65 cent jars and tubes and a hospital size $3.00.
Ohio River recedes after 35 foot flood stage at town
River level tops 35 feet prompting floods that submerge almost all exits from the town leaving only one road open as water recedes.
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Ohio
Jury awards $900 to Blake couple over offset well delay
Damages totaling 900 dollars were awarded to Andrew and Sarah Blake by a common pleas court jury on Monday. The award reflects the jury view of losses from Carter Oil Company's failure to drill an offset well on their property, while a near-by well existed on the adjoining farm. The defendant has three days to file a motion for a new trial.
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Andrew
Sarah Blake
Common Pleas
Carter Oil Company
Carbondale Man Fined for Drunk and Disorderly Conduct
Geo Johnson of Carbondale was fined $5 plus costs for drunk and disorderly conduct and $100 plus costs for illegal possession by Mayor Koppe after an auto wreck near Wolf's Basin last week. George Daugherty his companion also received $5 and costs for drunk and disorderly conduct.
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Geo. Johnson
Carbondale
Koppe
Wolf’s Basin
George Daugherty
Free Trial Method Promises Asthma Relief
An asthma and hay fever advertisement offers a free trial of a breathing method at no cost or postage. It targets long standing or new cases, including hopeless ones, claiming to end difficult breathing and wheezing and urging immediate mail-in coupon submission.
Ohio Club Women
Mrs Corne lius S Selover Cleveland president of the Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs sends a letter from Los Angeles praising California club women while noting long travel to district meetings. She describes California hospitality and the spirit of women in the Buckeye State with reference to state presidents and the West's work.
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George Elliott McCormick
California
Cornelius S. Selover
Cleveland
Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs
Los Angeles
Golden Gate State
Buckeye
West
Ohio Federation
Uch
Selover
W. J. Fitzgerald
Peace and civic clubs highlight California visit
The speaker praised California school buildings and women’s clubs, noting clubhouses from 3,000 to 150,000 dollars. She recalled addressing the Ebell club of Los Angeles after a radio concert and reception of a full outfit, and credits a San Diego clubwoman for pushing 100,000 toward Balboa Park’s exposition buildings. She expects to return to Ohio by April 25 and spoke on moving picture censorship in Santa Monica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Ebell Club
Los Angeles
San Diego
Balboa Park
Ohio
Santa Monica
War memorial plan seeks delegates with authority
Mrs. John MacKee, chairwoman of the Springfield war memorial committee, urges clubs to send delegates empowered to act on the proposed Ohio federation war memorial at Camp Sherman. The memorial will honor all Ohio soldiers in World War I, training or frontline. Questions should be addressed to Mrs. MacKee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John MacKee
Springfield
War Memorial Committee
Ohio Federation
Camp Sherman
Ohio
Noted Local Loss and Community News From Little Hocking
The bulletin records a fatal truck accident involving an 18 year old boy near Wolf Summit, W Va, and lists various social visits and domestic activities in Little Hocking and Parkersburg. It notes William Sovel's death on April 12 and mentions families visiting relatives in Akron Marietta and Athens.
Easter supper shared by Ireland Ladies Aid at H L Rogers home
Ireland the Ladies Aid held an Easter supper at the home of H L Rogers Saturday evening with a bountiful meal and joyful attendance. Mrs Alfred Rogers made a business trip to Athens Thursday. Miss Sylvia Cubbison has taken employment in Athens. The Hornsby family bought the Hayhurst farm and plan to move soon. Emerson Sleith has gone to West Virginia for work.
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H. L. Rogers
Floyd Russell
Harmony Hill
John Hornsby
M. Bingman
Alfred Rogers
Athens
Lela
Wilma Dunfee
Myrtle
Mildred Hornsby
Sylvia Cubbison
Henry Osborne
Everett Bingman
Jim
Eliza Hornsby
Frank Hornsby
C. W. Hornsby
Hayhurst
Harry Barnett
Ohio Millers Conclude Two Day Convention at Hotel Peshler
Ohio Millers association wraps up a two day convention at the Hotel Peshler in Columbus with officer elections round table talks and addresses. A Wooster experiment station presentation on Bread from wheat produced in Ohio caps the program. Mabel L. Corbould speaks as part of the closing agenda.
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Ohio Millers Meet
Columbus
Mabel L. Corbould
Wooster
Ohio
Ohio Millers’ Association
Peshler
College Girls Tell About Case
In Kalamazoo Michigan on April 18 Miss Emallene Kwakernak a Kalamazoo Normal co ed testified in court about the incident that led to the arrest of John Duval Dodge and Rex Hart for violating the prohibition law. She said Earl and Dodge urged her and companions Ethel Clemens and Sue Stegenga to drink gin from a bottle in the car.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Emallene Kwakernak
Kalamazoo Normal
John Duval Dodge
Rex Hart
Earl
Dodge
Ethel Clemens
Sue Stegenga
Jazz composer Melville M. Wilson dies amid jazz dispute
Medina April 18 Melville M Wilson 72 bachelor River Styx native and noted musician and composer suicided at 124 East 34th Street New York due to despondency over jazz inroads he refused to play. After a nonfatal gun wound he inhaled gas through a tube from a jet in his room.
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Medina
Melville M. Wilson
River Styx
East 34Th Street
New York
New York City
Union subdistrict to file charges after guard attack
In Bellaire Ohio the Eastern Ohio miners union reports that William Hemsley will press charges against a non union West Virginia mine guard once he recovers. Hemsley alleges the guard assaulted him during the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellaire
Eastern Ohio Miners’ Union
William Hemsley
Subdistrict Union
West Virginia
Hemsley
Kneeling Traditions in Medieval Worship
In medieval practice kneeling on two knees signified divine worship, while homage to the sovereign used a single knee. The distinction reflects evolving ceremonial forms and religious and secular authority.
Ohio university to form Men's association for all male students
Student leaders at Ohio University plan a Men's association to unite all male students under a campus wide body. It aims to improve relations across groups, foster cooperation in academics athletics and social life, and strengthen camaraderie while extending the student body’s mission beyond cliques. George Stuart named temporary chairman with a committee to study models at other colleges.
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Ohio University
Bryan
Wescott Roach
Paul Andrews
Ralph Beckett
George Sands
East
Middle West
Ohio University gym exhibition under Thor Olson April 21
An Ohio University gym exhibition directed by Thor Olson will showcase boxing fencing wrestling fancy swimming and rescue work with the Swedish drill and gymnastic dancing. The event on Friday April 21 at 7 30 pm will benefit the Red Cross and feature assistants Lee Ferguson William Walsh Laurence Keller Grow Moriiz Barber Wolf Geis with Edith Kasler as pianist.
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Thor Olson
Ohio University
Red Cross
Lee Ferguson
William Walsh
Laurance Keller
Grow
Moriiz
Barber
Wolf
Geis
Edith Kasler
Athens Countian Becomes Famous in Middle West
Judge R F Harper of Bates county Missouri, a native of Athens county Ohio, celebrated his eighty first birthday on March 23. He left Athens in 1864 for gold camps in the west, traveled with oxen to Denver, served in the army, and after the war settled in Missouri. A longtime Republican leader, he is described as a leading citizen of his district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Missouri
Republican
R. F. Harper
Athens County
Ohio
Harper
Bates County
Far West
St. Joseph
Dentver
Plains
Clouds Keep Frost King Out in Athence County
Clouds shielded Athene s county Tuesday night preventing frost as the state department of agriculture warned of a drop in temperatures. The mercury fell but cloud cover stopped frost, and no frost was reported to the farm bureau office by Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
State Department of Articulture
Farm Bureau
Dr Tullis Delivers Final Brotherhood Dinner Talk
The Brotherhood of the Presbyterian church holds the final of six monthly meetings with a dinner at 6 o clock. Dr Tullis, now with the Y M C A in Indianapolis, will give the closing address to Athens friends eager to hear him. Tickets urged for the year’s last gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of the Presbyterian Church
Tullis
Indianapolis
Dear Annie Laurie Advice Column Dilemma
A girl 18 asks whether to heed her mother’s preference for an older suitor or stay with the younger man she loves. Annie Laurie urges respecting the mother’s experience, while suggesting a way to keep both relationships friendly to please herself and her mother.
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Annie Laurie
Miners, Railroaders Return to Farm Amid Shutdown
In Bridgeport Ohio on April 18 miners and railroad workers idled by mine suspensions join the back to the farm movement. Many will seek work on their own farms or relatives' lands as they adjust to unemployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
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Acorn Continental Clay
Coshocton Glove
Crane Ice Cream
Dayton Rubber
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Fia. Farms Ind
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Can City
Burley
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