Endorsement Fight Nervous Illness With Nery-Worth
M L Betzer of Fostoria Ohio describes a sick spell leaving him nervous and exhausted. After two doses he reports sleep returning and renewed strength. The ad promotes Nery-Worth as a remedy for nervous disorders and stomach trouble with a money back guarantee. McKee Drug Co and other druggists sell it at one dollar per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Betzer
North St. Fostoria
Ohio
Nery Worth
McKee Drug Co
Nelsonville St Agnes Guild Meets At Mrs Wilds Home
The ladies of St. Agnes Guild gathered at Mrs. Fred Wilds on St John Street Wednesday evening. They sewed carpet rags and served ice cream and cake to Mesdames Barber Wilds Warrington Tedrow McKee Evans Hall Johnson Hall Barber Shockley Linton. Visitors included Mrs Gibson Huddy and Mrs Guy Ridenour. Rev and Mrs Billhart traveled to Huntington for their new home yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GUILD
St. Agnes
Outing Party Returns From Buckeye Lake
Mrs Anna Nelson Mrs C G Kreppel Mrs R Nelson and children of Florida along with Miss Corinne Kreppel Philyna Nelson Donald Bateman and Nelson returned after a week long outing at Buckeye Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Nelson
C. G. Kreppel
R. Nelson
Florida
Corinne Kreppel
Philyna Nelson
Donald Bateman
An Nelson
Buckeye Lake
Called Away by Sister's Death in Durglen
Mr. Hiram Pidcock and Mrs. Walter Smith returned from Durglen after being summoned by the death of their sister Mrs. Bessie Berfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Pidcock
Walter Smith
Durglen
Bessie Berfield
Miss Anna Price Guests In Ashland Following Visit
Miss Anna Price of Ashland Ohio is the guest of her sister Mrs Clarence Farrow. Mrs W K Warrick and daughter Mrs W W Kelly are also mentioned in the social notice indicating continued family visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Price
Ashland, O
Clarence Farrow
Local Guests Attend Athens Fair and Visits
Burnelle were guests of Mrs. John Cross at Athens, Thursday and attended the fair. Mrs. Simon Lovett of Monday visits daughter Mrs. E. T. Spray. Miss Mary Woodard of Bridgeport Ohio visits her parents Mr and Mrs Ward Woodarul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnelle
John Cross
Athens
Simon Lovett
E. T. Spray
Mary Woodard
Bridgeport, Ohio
Mrs
Ward Woodarul
Haynes Returns From Culver Military School Term
Frank R. Haynes has returned after attending the summer term at Culver Military school in Culver Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank R. Haynes
Culver Military School
Culver, Ind
Soldier's Body Arrives for Swingle Family in New York
Mr and Mrs Ira Swingle learned their son William Hubert Swingle has died in action on July 15 1918 as a member of the 3rd Division 8th Machine Gun Company Company B. His funeral arrangements will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ira Swingle
William Hubert Swingle
8Th Machine Gun Co
Birthday Party for Mrs Alice Anderson in Laurelville
Neighbors and friends gathered Wednesday evening at Mrs. Alice Andersons home to celebrate her birthday anniversary. A bountiful dinner was shared with a large cake baked by Mrs. Louis Willison and many gifts given to the honored guest. Attending were numerous ladies and several listed including Mesdames Kentner Johnson Lines Stout and others from Laurelville Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Anderson
Louis Willison
Mesdames Chas. Kentner
H. N. Johnson
Harry Lines
James Bland
Misses Nettie Kecton
Evelyn Pritts
Marie Mooney
Helen White
Laurelville
Pittsburg Man EB W Cable Visits Old Friends
EB W Cable of Pittsburg Pennsylvania visits in town for a few days and mingles with his former acquaintances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. W. Cable
Pittsburg
Dance at Maccabee Hall Promises Good Music Tomorrow
A dance is scheduled for tomorrow evening at the Maccabee Hall. The event features good music and invites attendees to enjoy the Saturday night gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Maccabee Hall
Mrs Delbert Davis and son Paul Guests of Columbus Relatives
Mrs Delbert Davis and her son Paul are visiting Columbus relatives as described in a short social note. The item notes their guest status and familial connection without additional details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delbert Davis
Paul
Columbus
Athens visitors greet local society ladies
Mrs. Sarah Suscott Mrs. E. T. Spray and Mrs. Simon Lovett were Athens visitors Thursday, meeting local residents and taking part in social greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Suscott
E. T. Spray
Simon Lovett
Athens
Columbus social hostess guests at Kelly home
Miss Bessie Stoneburner of Columbus is the guest of Miss Vivian Kelly in a cordial social gathering likely noting hospitality and local acquaintances during a social season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Stoneburner
Columbus
Vivian Kelly
Harry Runion Visits Arizona Family Hosts
Harry Runion of Arizona is the guest of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Scott Runion, staying with the family during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Runion
Arizona
Mrs
Scott Runion
Return of Miss Hinman from 5 week visit
Miss Ruth Hinman returns to Bridgeport to her home after a five week visit with her grandparents, Mr and Mrs Ward Woodard. Miss Helen White of Laurelville visits Miss Marie Mooney as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Hinman
Bridgeport
Ward Woodard
Helen White
Laurelville
Marie Mooney
Home Guards to Meet Saturday Afternoon
Miss Mary Anderson on Myers 81 will entertain members of the Home Guards Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Anderson
Myers
The
Home Guards
W. B. A. Holds Regular Meeting Tonight
The W. B. A. schedules its regular meeting for 7 30 this evening. Members are advised to attend and discuss ongoing community program updates.
Pocohontas Order Plans August Birthday Party Night
On Monday night August 29 the Pocohontas order organizes a birthday party with a shared meal. Members are urged to bring their favorite dish and participate in degree work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocohontas Order
Deaf Mutes Make Good in Factory
Deaf mutes, once shunned by large employers, are now an asset to Akron's tire industry. Twenty four graduates, described as factory experts, excel in roles from tire builders to foremen, many with Galludet College backgrounds, forming an Akron organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Galludet College
Washington
Native Born Kids Are in Minority in Cleveland Schools
A Cleveland report counts 119,149 students and 57 nationalities by father’s birthplace. Native white fathers’ children are 35 percent, with large groups of Russians Italians Hungarians Polish Slovak Czech Germans Austrians and many African American students in the city schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
W. W. Theisen
Department of Reference and Research
Board of Education
Remarkable Georgia Tanlac testimonial from Maxeys shop
Maxeys Georgia A J Gillen proprietor of a large department store reports a patient bedridden for three years who, after taking Tanlac, rose to begin cooking and housekeeping for a family of eight. The letter asserts one bottle revived her, a second helped her keep house, and a third enabled full domestic work. Tanlac is sold by leading druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxeys
A. J. Gillen
Poultry sex determinators at Ohio State exhibit
Columbus fair exhibit by Ohio State University poultry specialists shows sex indicators fail to distinguish male from female eggs or chicks. Prof. BE. L. Dakan calls the devices a pure fake and notes buyers often trust guaranteed sex claims despite questionable accuracy and rising chick prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Department of Poultry Husbandry
Ohio State University
Ohio
BE. L. Dakan
Prof. Dakan
Moose Picnic Promises Address on Mooseheart Mission
Glouster members urged to attend a Moose picnic at Bishop Grove near Bishopville next Sunday with Jack Staehr of Steubenville to speak on Mooseheart for crippled children. A Sunday-long event uses Athens jitneys. all Moose branches and their partners urged to attend. Mike Beshara from Glouster plans return from Syria next month after a three to four week journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Staehr
Steubenville
Loyal Order of Moose
Moose
Bishop Grove
Bishopville
Mooseheart
Moose Lodge
Mooseheart Legion
Order of Moose
Athens
Grove
Mike Beshara
Syria
Local residents travel for business and leisure
C. A. Vernon spent yesterday in Columbus on business. Mrs. E. H. Taylor and her daughter Miss Frances plan to return this evening from Buckeye Lake after a week’s outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Vernon
Columbus
E. H. Taylor
Frances
Buckeye Lake
Residents raise funds to ash Congress Run road
Community members plan an ice cream supper at Ed Vermantin’s on Congress Run to raise money for road ash from Haskins green house to Maplewood hill. Mapledwood area residents have already ash’d to the Bishopville pike, promising a fine new route via Trimble and Glouster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Vermantin
Congress Run
Haskins
Glouster
Funeral of Mrs Stevens Held at Jacksonville Church
The funeral for Mrs. Charles Stevens 48 of the Jacksonville area was conducted this afternoon at 1 o clock at the Jacksonville M B E church by Rev. Sheldon. Burial followed in Russell cemetery. She died Wednesday at Grant hospital in Columbus and is survived by her husband and five children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Stevens
Jacksonville
Jacksonville M. EB
Sheldon
Russell Cemetery
Infant of Mr and Mrs Collins Died in Red Town
The eight months old baby of Mr. and Mrs. James Collins of Red Town died this morning. Funeral services will be held at the home tomorrow at 10 o clock and burial will take place in the cemetery on Taylor Ridge.
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James Collins
Redtown
Taylor Ridge
State Fair Showcases Ohio Fish and Game Display
The Ohio fish and game department prepares an elaborate state fair exhibit with large glass aquariums of live fish and hatchery specimens. Open air animal and bird pens feature native Ohio game, fur bearing animals, and bass feeding on minnows. Mounted fish, birds, and animals plus confiscated nets illustrate wildlife protection efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Fish and Game Department of
Ohio
Fish and Game
Evangelistic conference trip and local injuries
E. E. Pedicord left for Winona Lake Indiana to attend an evangelistic conference. A Geary spent the day in Columbus. Mrs. Wm Heresimer and two daughters of Middleport visited Mrs. L L Robinet. Miles Rutter of the T and O C section crew was cut on the jaw by a steel sliver while cutting a steel rail. Dr E Le Fever required five stitches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Pedicord
Winona Lake
Ind
A. Geary
Columbius
Wm. Heresimer
Middleport
L. L. Robinett
Miles Rutter
Swindle King French Aims for $500 Million Global Scheme
Alvin E Harshman testified that Charles W French planned a $500 million enterprise to fleece financiers in the United States Canada Mexico and England. The scheme would have bought and run major auto locomotive leather steamship and rubber companies with foreign capital before federal agents intervened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Charles W. French
Alvin E Harshman
French
America
Canada
England
Mexico
Harshman
Clinnin
Aid Standing By North Head Steamer Manukai
The steamer Manukai, north bound from San Francisco, sent to aid the helpless Canadian Importer, is standing by that vessel, according to a wireless message received at North Head Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Head
Wash
Manukai
San Francisco
Miners Rally Organizes For Bold Advance Toward Logan
A marching miners army of 300 to 350 with a 50 man advance guard moves toward Logan county. An unnamed former U.S. cavalry officer commands the miners. they are armed, orderly, and refusing compromise. Sheriff Keeney warns of machine guns and possible confrontation as talks on a truce fail. The crowd shouts for Dan Chafin and Baldwin Feltz detectives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Cavalry
U.S. A
Indian Creek
Keeney
Logan County
Dan Chafin
Baldwin-Felts
Gold coins free of microbes debunk bactericide myth
Researchers assert microbes are not present on gold coins and that gold does not act as a bactericide. The notion that gold surfaces sterilize or prevent microbial life is unfounded based on available evidence.
Canton Millionaire Davis Prepares Statement on Swindle Case
Canton Ohio August 26 Z W Davis a Canton millionaire caught in Chicago swindles said he will issue a full statement here or in Cleveland after a conference with his attorney this afternoon. He was seen in the apple orchard on his estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Z. W. Davis
Chicago
Cleveland
Davis
Imitated Gems From Dried Milk Appears in Local Stores
Stores feature fake opals corals and amber crafted from dried milk as substitutes for genuine gems. The substance mimics color and texture, drawing shopper interest and raising questions about authenticity.
Housing shift erodes thrift in youth warns Lewis
William M. Lewis, chief of educational service at the U S Chamber of Commerce, told Ohio Building and Loan association officials that apartment and hotel life is erasing traditional home work and garden chores from American youths. He warned against a nation of cliff dwellers and urged a constructive housing program to relieve a postwar home shortage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Point
William M. Lewis
Educational Service
United States Chamber of Commerce
Lewis
Ohio Building and Loan Association
United States
Sleep Deprivation Demands Two Nights to Recover
The statement notes that losing two consecutive nights of sleep strains the body and requires at least fifteen days to fully recuperate. It emphasizes the slow recovery process and potential health impact.
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Nelsonville
W. K. Warrick
W. W. Kelly
Will
S. S. Franks
Armor Dhuck Roast
Poplar St
Nelsonville, O
Sansfacnon
BUICK
Roadster
F. O. B. Flint
Michigan
Satifaenon
Nelsonville Buick Co
UASE
Georgia
EF. F. Whaley
State Fair
George Kouri Cor
Columbus and
Fulton Nelsonville, O
Athens Battery
Loomis and Finsterwald
Jacksonville Battery
Daugherty and Seckinger
John McCormick
Kaelin’s Jewelry Store
Gent
Sox
Wilson & McGill
Nelsonville, Ohio
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