Out of Town News and Local Goings-On in Glouster
Rev. L. A. Patterson was elected director of the Lancaster Camp meeting association. Glouster reports include street and water works progress, a September 14 15 missionary convention, local visits, many town residents traveling to Athens and Columbus, and shortages in hotel service noted after a railroad enterprise change. The electric plant work continues toward full operation, and a heavy rain caused no major damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Patterson
Lancaster
Stella
Maude Koons
Columbus
E. 8. Koons
S. Rothman
E. Atlas
Neice
Joseph Brown
Portsmouth
J. L Gibbs
Elsie Rodgers
Kingston
W. F. Hearst
James Vercoe
New Lexington
Post Office Department
Maurcie Hanshaw
P. B. Vernon
Glouster
Municipal Electric Light
Christian Church
Ohio Missionary Society
Otto C. Roush
Athens
George Blower
Nelsonville
Kemper
F. H. Freer
Colaumbus
John G. Myers
Ohio Central Railroad
Glouscer
William Gordon
Glouster Debating Society
A. B. Parker
J. M. Hearn
Parkersburg
James Ray
Bert Angel
Frank Danford
Fred Hensley
Robbie
Joe Lloyd
Lakeside
L. R. Andrews
Charles Smith
Middleport
Alvin Dille
Indiana
M. M. Bryson
E. E. Drury
Roy
Milfield
R.&. King
Charles Kelley
Frank Steadman
Carsey Love
Mrs Lucy McVay Dies at Marshfield Home
Mrs Lucy P McVay died after a two year illness from cancer at 61. Funeral services were held at the M P church in Marshfield with Rev A E Black officiating. She lived in Marshfield since 1865, leaves three children, a half sister, and notable W C T U and temperance work connections.
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Hebbardsville
McVay
John Patterson
Alexander Township
Frank A. McVay
Social notes from Wolfs Plains visits and guests
Mr and Mrs Joe Hutchins were Sunday guests of Port Dickens in Athens. Mrs Bessie Smith and Miss Ada Garrett of Chauncey visited Mrs Mary Michael Sunday. Miss Beulah Scott of Nelsonville called on Miss Grace McCathran Saturday. Will Selby and wife of Nelsonville visited H M Barker and family last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Hutchins
Port Dickens
Athens
Bessie Smith
Ada Garrett
Chauncey
Mary Michael
Beulah Scott
Nelsonville
Grace McCathran
Will Selby
H. M. Barker
Local Social Notes From Nelsonville and Nearby Towns
Mrs. Nora Graves of Nelsonville visits her parents Mr and Mrs Matheny for the week Otis Bidell of Columbus called on friends here last week Mrs Emma Cook of Findlay and Mrs Belle Lehew of Columbus were entertained by Mrs Fannie McCathran Monday Mr and Mrs Wilks of Salem were guests of their daughter Mrs Alvia Verity
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Graves
Nelsonville
Matheny
Otis Bidell
Columbus
Emma Cook
Findlay
Belle Lehew
Coumbus
Fannie McCathran
Mrs. Wilks
Salem
Alvia Verity
Board of Health Orders Tapping Main Sewer Prohibited
At Thursday’s health board meeting a resolution ordered arrest and prosecution of anyone tapping the main sewer without a permit. The board also required residents ordered to connect with the sewer to comply immediately or face affidavits and warrants. Fines range from $10 to $1000 for noncompliance.
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The
Health Board
Board of Health
Dodd's Kidney Pills Praised For Rheumatism Relief
Henley of this city endorses Dodd's Kidney Pills after sixteen years of Rheumatism. He reports greater relief from these pills than from all prior medicines, claiming they helped remove uric acid by promoting healthy kidneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henley
Dodd
France Maintains Vast Macadam Roads At Per Capita Cost
France sustains roughly one hundred thirty thousand miles of macadam highways with an annual outlay near forty eight cents per resident to keep them in consistently good repair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Easy Task Soap for Laces Praised in Ad Copy
An advertising paragraph extols Easy Task soap as ideal for washing delicate lacework. It claims the white soap is free of alkali and harm causing ingredients, suitable for lace care, sold by grocers at five cents a bar. The piece ends with a harsh, unrelated reference to drunks in Persia being punished on sidewalks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lion Coffee
Puts An End to It All With New Life Pills Ad
An old advertisement touts Dr. King's New Life Pills as a gentle remedy for dizziness backache liver complaint and constipation claiming they end suffering. The promo notes bottles cost 25 cents and are sold by W. H. McKee Drug Store alongside a Rocky Mountain Tea claim from Cline's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
W. H. McKee
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OUT OF Town News
John F. Dentner
H. B. Stevens
Lilly Chapel
Crawford
Alice Vernon
Vern McDonald
Cephas Wagner
Corning
Ed.Leidle
John Shepherd
Sol Fischer
Joe Barnette
Charles Campbell
Earl
Brenholts
Bessie Curfman
Nellie Alderman
Ella Biddison
Adda Andrews
Stella Banifield
Nora Falls
Jennie Nelson
Anna Andrews
Grace Allen
Alta McAloose
Bessel Pough
Teachers’ Institute
H. W
Wellston
Lena Koons
Fauntelle Clark
Lucy McVay
Marshfield
Thedford
Ight
Wolfs Plains
Persia
National Banks
Rocky Mountain Tea
Cline
Perry Davis
BERRY
France Medical Institute Co
Bright
Diaso Tee
Tvo Francs
Express
United States
la France Medical Institute CO
Second National Bank
Toledo
Onio
Jollaky
Mae
Woolson Spice Compeers
Woolson Spice CO
Toledo, Ohio
Sestoria
Standard Oil Company
Carter of
Moana Loa Volano
Hawaii
Britain
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