Nelsonville Classifieds Airing Local Bargains
Nelsonville ad notices offer a closing out sale on phonographs at below cost from Sauter's Phonograph Bag Me Near Depot. Also listed are a single bed with mattress and springs two gas stoves and a lawn mower for sale by Mrs. H A Hall and a rental offer for three unfurnished rooms with private entrance gas light water and a furnished front room downstairs.
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Sauter
Depot
Nelsonville
H. A. Hall
Bell Sphone
Local notices and social visits from Columbus area
Mr. Winfield Scott of Columbus spent Tuesday here. Mrs. Frank Rhodes and son returned to Newark after visiting Mrs. John Rhodes. Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Mechem guests in Columbus. L. D. Martin in Columbus on business. The Hamm family returned from Pomeroy. A birth announced in Beamer Alabama for Oscar Jr. Others visiting and traveling to Pittsburg Middleport and Accorville. Nelsonville schools open Tuesday with a teachers meeting on Monday.
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Winfield Scott
Columbus
Frank Rhodes
Newark
John Rhodes
A. G. Mechem
L. D
Martin
G. A. Hamm
Paul
Pomeroy
A. P. Scott
Morrison
Delaware
A. M. Mann
C. H. Terry
Ralph Wallar
Pittsburg
J. M. Lama
Middleport
Will Collins
Accorville
W. Va
Earl Scott
Toledo
L. L. Scott
P. D. Mckaughlin
Little Son
Wellston
Oliver Jewett
Pierce Stratton
Ruth
Logan
Scout Congress Weekend Program and Accident at York Clay Mine
Scout Congress features Saturday and Sunday events with theatre entertainment and a 40 piece orchestra on the square. Prof. G. F. Morgan of Athens to give an address. scout master with years of experience to speak. Sunday welcomes guests to camp all day. Charles Rittemeyer of Buchtel, 35, suffered a broken back and severe injuries in a shale fall at York Clay Mining Co. Tuesday at 10 am. Dr Walker transported him to St. Anthony's hospital in Columbus.
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Scout Congress
G. F. Morgan
Athens
Charles Rittemeyer
Buchtel
York Clay Mining Co
Walker
St. Anthony's Hospital
Columbus
Advertised Letters and Weekend Visits at Nelsonville Post Office
At the Nelsonville post office on August 26 1919 Cora Campbell Edward Hall William L Johnson two copies Miss Malona Key Hamley Run R D 3 Fags R H Nowell 305 Ridge Ave two copies Mrs Selma Stoner two copies Mr F O Sams James Sharp postmaster. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Clyde Dunlap and daughters Ruth and Edna Louise and Miss Dorothy Gillespie of Congo staying with Mrs Dunlaps parents at Ashton Avenue. Also Mr and Mrs John Emish and sons Wilbur and Chas with Mrs Emishs mother Mrs Hester of Mineral visiting William Evans family at Ashton Avenue. Leonard Cooley and Misses Lucille Kaelin Marie Martin Emmett Preston Stewart Hood ler at Buckeye Lake. The young son of Mr and Mrs Chas Preston named Charles Leonard Jr. Phylis Rosser of Logan visiting aunt Mrs W L Powell. Levi Sweazy and wife Mrs Levi Sweazy received word their son Melvin arrived in the States from overseas and is at Camp Dix after two and a half years apart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Cora Campbell
Edward Hall
Wm. L. Johnson
Malona Key
Hamley Run
R. D
R. H. Nowell
Ridge Ave
Selma Stoner
F. O. Sams
James Sharp
P. M
Clyde Dunlap
Ruth
Edna Louise
Dorothy Gillespie
Congo
Dunlaps
W. W. Evans
Ashton Ave
John Emish
Wilbur
Chas
Emishes
Hester
Mineral
William Evans
Leonard Cooley
Lucille Kaelin
Marie Martin
Emmett Preston
Stewart Hoodler
Buckeye Lake
Preston
Charles Leonard Jr
Phylis Rosser
Logan
W. L. Powell
Levi Sweazy
Melvin
States
Camp Dix
Pleasant reunion honors Willison and Mubray guests
A gathering at S. B. Lenton's High street home honored Mr. and Mrs. Joe Willison and Ed Willison of Cloverdale and Letta Mubray of Lima. Members present included Mr. and Mrs. William Willison and Opal. W. O. Collins and Gertrude. J. F. Six and five children. Ives Kinsey and two children. Pearl Willison. Anna Lehman and two children. Iva Eastman and two children. M. L. Collins and baby Margaret. Ray Lent and son Billy. John and William Latimer. Charles Don. Willo and Max Lent. A noon dinner followed by social time. W. O. Collins and family leave soon for West Virginia for new work, ending their residence here.
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S. B. Lenton
High Street
Joe Willison
Ed. Willison
Cloverdale
Letta Mubray
Lima
William Willison
Opal
W. O. Collins
Gertrude
J. F
Ives Kinsey
Pearl Willison
Anna Lehman
Iva Eastman
M. L. Collins
Margaret
Ray Lent
Billy
John
William Latimer
Charles Don
Willo
Max Lent
West Virginia
Mr. Collins
Traction Company to Hold Stockholders Meeting in Nelsonville
The annual meeting of the Hocking Sunday Creek Traction Company stockholders will be at the company office in Nelsonville at 1 PM on Wednesday September 3. Directors for the coming year will be elected and other business transacted.
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Hocking-Sunday Creek Traction Company
Nelsonville
Stomach Trouble Cured After Two Bottles of Tablets
Mrs. T. E. Hullinger of Mansfield Ohio faced three months of stomach trouble and constipation. She tried Chamberlain's Tablets after seeing an ad and reports the first dose did more good than all prior medicines. After taking two bottles she says she was positively cured.
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T. E. Hullinger
Mansfield
Ohio
Chamberlain
Local Visitors and Trips Mentioned in Point Pleasant Area
Jesse Sisson and family plus J M Boggess and wife visited relatives near Point Pleasant West Virginia Sunday. J N Tewksbury Elmer Searls and Wayne were calling at Arch Arbaughs Saturday. G C Gorby took his sister Mrs W H Hampton to Columbus last week for eye specialist care. Owen Woodyard and family with sister Blanche started Saturday on a motor trip to Charleston and St Albans West Virginia.
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Jesse Sisson
J. M. Boggess
reMtives
Point Pleasant
W. V
J. N. Tewksbury
Elmer Searls
Wayne
Arch Arbaugh
G. C. Gorby
W. H. Hampton
Columbus
Local Notables Send Week Slivers of News Across Counties
Ruth Steward visits relatives in Dyesville. L A Tewksbury of Albany visits his brother A L Tewksbury. Peter Jewell suffers a finger gathering. Edward Steinable and family visit Howard Steward. Bogess family moves sawmill to Brad Wood yard. Florence Cline visits Zaleski and Hamden. Born to Cress Steward and wife. Allie Morrell attends State Fair in Columbus. Howard Steward ill recently. Leroy Thorne and wife visit relatives in Vinton county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Steward
Dyesville
L. A. Tewksbury
Albany
R. D
A. L. Tewksbury
Peter C. Jewell
Edward Steinable
Pomeroy
Howard Steward
J. M. Bogess and Sons
Brad Woodyard
Florence Cline
Zaleski
Hamden
Cress Steward
Allie Morrell
Columbus
Leroy Thorne
Vinton County
Shah of Persia to Visit United States in Coming Months
Constantinople report says the Shah of Persia announced plans to visit the United States within the next few months. The announcement was relayed from an overseas edition and mentions a forthcoming diplomatic交流.
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Constantinople
Persia
United States
Olive causes menace as five die at Gabris dinner
Mrs. Louis Brush of Salem credits a washed olive with saving her life after a black spot appeared on an olive linked to deaths at a Gabris dinner in Canton Ohio. Doctors say her action likely spared further fatalities as the death count rose to six with Mrs. John Sharer’s passing.
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Canton, O
Louis Brush
Salem
John Sharer
Athens Faces Major Rail Strike Risk Warned by Local Officials
Local rail officials warn a national shopmen strike could cripple freight and passenger service through Athens. They cite past actions by C and O and note only four inspectors operate locally while larger machinist and repair crews in Chillicothe and Logan could trigger widespread disruption. Passenger terminals at Parkersburg and Chillicothe likely affected if the strike occurs.
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Athens
Hocking Valley
Food supply halt hinges on shopmen action
The outcome depends on the shopmen's stance, potentially starving cities of food, halting mine operations, and paralyzing the nation if a nationwide strike occurs.
Canton garbage wagon strike grips velocity city
Twenty Canton garbage wagon drivers walked off the job in the morning demanding a 25 percent wage raise from $100 per month. With crews idle, garbage collection halted across the city.
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Canton, O
Canton
Chester Collins Birthday Party at Emerson Collins Home
Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Collins hosted a gathering Sunday at their home honoring son Chester recently returned from overseas. The event featured a fine dinner and an afternoon of music and photographs, followed by ice cream cake and melon in the evening. Guests included local families and out of town visitors from Gore Oregon, and Chester later visited Lubing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Collins
Chester
Roy Lewellyn
Max and
Virgene
Will Collins
Carlos and
Conrad
F. G. Hoodlet
Columbus
W. E. Burt
Clarksburg
W. Va
Anna Dixon
Albany
Henry Allison
Carl H. Cox
Johnston City
H. D
Local visitors and relatives gather in community
Mrs. Agnes Cox of Nelsonville returns home after visiting relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Frank McAdams of Detroit stay with their parents this week. Jas Rankins and family of Days, West Virginia visit friends for a few days. Sam Withers was a caller in Cots bus last week.
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Nanna
Agnes Cox
Nelsonville
Frank McAdams
Detroit
Jas. Rankins
Family of Days
W. Va
Sam Withers
Cots
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Edwin Clifford
the Great Denton
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Kent Gage
Fountain Drug Store
Elgonville
W. O. Shaw
Opal Kellett
Beamer
Ala
Oscar Jr
D. A. Ferree
Ohio Taxpayers’ League 301
Gugle
Columbus, O
J. E. Zeller
Hyde Bridg
Bell
Citz
America
Athen
Coco Coe
Eaeaga
Chas. C. Gates
E. M
Nelsonville Tire & Repair Co
V. S. Pat
Washington
Athens Tire & Vulcanizing Co
Goodyear Truck Tire
Athens County Buick Co
Akron
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