Local visitors and travelers listed in Columbus county
Dr. C Hill visits Columbus on business. C S Briley of Murray City stops in county seat. Lieut PD Tr Sama returns from 80 day leave at Camp Meade. Miss Jessie Holmes of Bidwell visits uncle J W Grover in Columbus. W S Bundy of Norfolk Navy returns to duty after leave. Mr and Mrs Robert Carsey of New Salem visit parents in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Briley
Murray City
Tr. Sama
Camp Meade, Md
Jessie Holmes
Bidwell
Mr. Ji W. Grover
Faust State Street
Robert Carsey
New Salem
Fairfield County
George Carsey
Carter Family Visit From Logan County
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie A. Carter and daughter Helen are spending the week here with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Cooper of Columbus announce the birth of a daughter, Marjorie Lavone, born November 22. Mrs. Cooper was formerly Miss Laura Cross of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie A. Carter
Helen
Logan County
B. G. Cooper
Columbus
Marjorie Lavone
Cooper
Laura Cross
Local visits and travels of Ohio residents listed
Mrs Ed Sutton of Pomeroy spent Thursday with cousin Mrs Mollie Campbell and daughter Ethel Sutton who attend Ohio University. Mr and Mrs Robert Lee White and daughter Jane Stewart came from Logan to visit Mrs White's parents Mr and Mrs Harvey M Roach. Mrs J H Sewell and daughter Laura of Outville returned home after a week with the Williams at Jerseyville. Mr and Mrs Charles McVickers went to Cincinnati for a two day visit and will stay with Mr and Mrs Will Shaffer formerly of Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Sutton
Pomeroy
Mollie Campbell
Ethel Sutton
Ohio University
Robert Lee White
Jane Stewart
Logan
Mrs. White
Harvey M. Roach
J. H. Sewell
Laura
Outville
W. M. Williams
Jerseyville
Charles McVickers
Cincinnati
Will Shaffer
Athens
Local Servicemen Leave and Visit Relatives Across the Region
Corporal Homer Johnson of Camp Fagle Pass Texas is on a fifteen day leave visiting his parents the Johnsons and Mrs Price and their young son Elimore in Athens. Mrs Charles E Price and Elimore are in Athens for a few days with relatives. Dr and Mrs Dillinger depart for Lakeland Florida to winter there, joined by Mrs Amelia Lowery bound for Tampa. Virgil Mansfield writes from overseas to Morris Avenue noting a fine experience in Air Service. Mr Worstell and son Lawrence visit H P Worstell in Tsgpan over Thanksgiving and return as Mr Worstell continues a Pittsburg business trip. Sr Sergeant Robert P Tompkins returns from an officers training camp in Jacksonville Florida and was recently married to Alma Moore. Corporal Harry Vorus of Camp Sherman Ohio is en route to camp after visiting his parents in Vinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Johnson
Camp Fagle Pass
Texas
A. L. Johnson
T. J. Dillinger
Lakeland
Fla
Amelia Lowery
Tampa
F. M. Mansfield
Morris Avenue
Virgil
Air Service
Robert P. Tompkins
Jacksonville
Tompkins
Alma Moore
Albany
Harry Vorus
Camp Sherman
Chillicothe
IL. N Huff
University Terrace
I. A. Vorus
Vinton
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Illness Across Families
Mrs Ethel R West a Conservatory of Music student is at home due to her mother Mrs L P D Radcliff illness after a serious operation at Grant hospital Columbus and influenza. Mrs Austin V Wood and her Wheeling West Virginia guest family left for Huntington to visit. Attorney Wood has returned to Wheeling. Morris avenue hosts Mr and Mrs Fred Lemley with A A Gaskill and family from Middleport. Don McVay Ed Finsterwald and Robert Wood traveled from Camp Gordon Georgia after attending Central Officers training. Lloyd T Dailey returned home Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel R. West
Conservatory of Music, Cinn
L. PD. Radcliff
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Austin V. Wood
Wheeling
W. Va
J. Perry Wood Sr
Fred Lemley
Morris Avenue
A. A. Gaskill
Harry Gaskill
Onella
Elmer
Ella Gaskill
Middleport
Mrs. Lemley
Don McVay
Edwin Finsterwald
Robert Wood
Camp
Cordon
California Syrup of Figs advertised as child laxative
A vintage advertisement touts California Syrup of Figs as a gentle laxative for children and adults. It claims rapid relief for feverish, cross, or constipated children and warns buyers to beware of counterfeits and to obtain the genuine product from the California Fig Syrup Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
California Fig Syrup Company
Athens cadets honorably discharged after war’s end
All the Athens boys had been recommended for commissions but at the close of the war were privileged to resign which they did and were honorably discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
How To Fight SPANISH INFLUENZ And Stay Healthy
Guidance for avoiding illness during influenza outbreaks. Promotes exercise, cleanliness, and a vegetable pill to maintain liver and bowels. Advises bed rest, hot mustard foot-bath, hot lemonade, and Anuric tablets to ease pain and flush the urinary system. Recommends Dr Pierce tonics and remedies from Buffalo offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Invalids
Buffalo
N. Y
Local residents and visitors share holiday reports in Middleport
Be De Carpenter and G C Gorby with wife visit friends in Middleport over weekend. George Cahoon checked on a wounded horse likely shot by a careless hunter. Soldiers from Camp Sherman spend Thanksgiving at home with families. Clyde McKnight and others linked to Smithfield return home for the holiday. J P Goff and wife begin new roles at Meigs County Children's Home. Several others report illness and visits, with Miss Dollie taking Mrs Gaff’s telephone operator post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Gorby
Middleport
George Cahoon
Woods
Stanley Bobo
Don Wood
Clinton Jewell
Camp Sherman
G. W. Ash
Clyde McKnight
Smithfield
J. P. Goff
Meigs County Children’s Home
Frank Foley
J. M. Boggess
Jesse Sisson
Lawrence Walker
Myrtle
Fearley Rupe
H. K. Romine
Colhumbus
D. F E. Romine
Orville Bratton
U. S
Delaware
Jesse Simon
W. W. Sisson
S. H
Blaiche Woodward
M. Sissons
Sinda Luella Tewsibury
Dollie
J. P. Gaff
Mrs. Gaff
Sage Tea Pandy to Darken Hair
Rediscovered hair formula Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound promises to darken gray or faded hair quickly. Advert says millions of bottles sold, claiming natural even darkening and youthful look after one or two applications. Not a disease cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wreth
Wyeth
Buckeye State Building and Loan seeks first mortgages
The Buckeye State Building and Loan Company invites correspondence from homeowners and farmers for first mortgage loans. Located in Rankin Building at 22 West Gay Street Columbus Ohio, they offer safe securities and favorable terms. Assets total 15,190,000 dollars and five percent time deposits are paid. Request booklets by writing or calling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeye State Building and Loan Company
Rankin Building
West Gay Street
Columbus
Letters From Mealm Service Frontline Diary Entry
A letter from Fitza M Phillips of the 16th Bat Co A I L describes a first night at the front. The unit moves by truck after arrival, notices enemy aircraft and shelling near their camp. They shelter in dugouts then resume meals while facing ongoing bombardment with steel helmets on.
Soldier Letter From Frank Palmer to Sister
Frank Palmer writes to Mrs Elsie Jones describing a hospital stay after being wounded on September 29 and expects to rejoin his unit soon. He notes others may return home before winter and that events are moving quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Palmer
Elsie Jones
War letter from Guy L Brooks reports front line service
Guy L Brooks writes to his mother from the front in October 1918 saying he is well and expects a rest camp soon. He notes he left the front four days prior and believes the war may end soon as the Germans are on the run and only stop at high places. He mentions receiving a fee from his mother Adesta Brooks and identification details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adesta Brooks
R. D
Guysville
Guy l L. Brooks
F. A
France
Hungary Interns Army Of Von Mackensen
Budapest reports to Berlin indicates Hungary has interned Field Marshal von Mackensen's entire army on demand of the French government. The force is said to number 174,000, well supplied with modern artillery and among Central Powers' best trained troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hungary
von Mackensen
London
Budapest
Berlin
New Process To Utilize Buttermilk For Soft Cheese
A centrifugal recovery method allows large creameries to convert surplus buttermilk into soft cheese. Traditional cottage cheese methods fail with creamery buttermilk, leading to thousands of pounds wasted daily. The Ohio Experiment Station dairy department reports the process yields a product with meat-like food value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Dairying
Ohio Experiment Station
Cream Prices in Local Markets This Week
Local creameries pay 674 cents per pound for sour cream and 72 1/2 cents per pound for sweet cream testing 17 percent.
Cincinnati cattle market report summary
Cincinnati market notes cattle receipts $200 with shippers around $12.00 to $15.25. Calves steady with extras from $18.00 to $18.50. Hogs receipts 3300 with market steady and top packers at 417.30. Sheep receipts 75 steady with extras $8.00 to $8.50. Lambs steady with extras $13.50 to $14.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Red Cross Pig Club Donates Mass Pork to Army Abroad
The Red Cross Pig Club contributed 10,000 dollars and six million pounds of pork to the American army overseas, supporting troops in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Red Cross Pig Club
Deputy Marshal Caldwell arraigned after Redtown saloon shooting
Chas Caldwell the Jacksonville deputy marshal surrendered after shooting John Kallio at Henry Hawlas saloon in Redtown. He pleaded not guilty, waived examination, and was bound over to the grand jury on a $1000 bond posted by Ernest Shirkey and Henry Hawlas. Caldwell is released and no longer serves as deputy marshal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Caldwell
Jacksonville
John Kallio
Sugar Creek
Henry Hawlas
Redtown
Mayor Caldwell
Iernest Shirkey
Caldwell
Funeral plans for Sugar Creek man killed in Redtown
The body of John Kallio of Sugar Creek, killed Friday in Redtown, remains at Andrews undertaking rooms. A post mortem by Dr. Crawford and Dr. Von Scheele was held Saturday. His mother lives in Michigan and he leaves four young children. arrangements for the funeral are expected today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kallio
Sugar Creek
Redtown
Andrews Undertaking
Crawford
von Scheele
Jacksonville
Kallio
Michigan
Death of Modoc resident Julius Hartman at 73
Julius Hartman died Saturday after a brief illness at age 73. He is survived by his wife and ten children, including son Herbert at the naval air training station in Moorehead City, North Carolina. Funeral date pending his contact, burial planned in Gloucester cemetery. He was father-in-law to Mrs. James Pico of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Hartman
Modoc
Herbert
Naval Air Training Station
Moorehead
N. C
Glouster
Hartman
James Pico
Ford crank mishap fractures local man's arm
Dr. Gibson of this city suffered a fractured right arm on Saturday when he was cranking his Ford. the engine back fired as usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Gibson
Officers to Be Elected at Glouster Lodge Meeting
Glouster Lodge F. and A. M. will hold a regular meeting on Wednesday evening to elect officers. Following the election and payment of dues, oysters will be served. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster Lodge F. & A. M
Health board lifts closing order reopening local businesses
The board of health met and lifted the closing order. Beginning this morning Gloucester returns to preflue hours with movies opening tonight and sa loons and other retailers resuming usual hours, including fruit stores and restaurants staying open until 10 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Glouster
Trimble Township Board of Health Keeps School Closure In Place
The Trimble Township Board of Health did not reverse the closing order at their Saturday meeting, resulting in area schools remaining closed this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trimble Township
Double Bill at Original Theatre Tonight Shows 1 and 2
The Original Theatre offers a big double feature for the same price featuring The Brass Bullet parts one and two along with a comedy and weekly in connection. Tomorrow presents The Scandle. The Board of Health has revoked the closing order, the theatre is fumigated and redecorated, danger is over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Winter berries and sugar allowances inspire new recipes
From stores across the country cheerful red berries return as the U S Food Administration increases sugar allowances. The article offers several recipes provided by the Food Administration to help households use the extra sugar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Food Administration
The
Food Administration
Cranberry Sauce Recipe Note
Cranberries simmer with water and sugar until soft for about twenty minutes. Ingredients include one quart berries but the percent symbol before a cup suggests unclear sugar amount.
Cranberry Sauce Recipe From Simple Pantry Mix
Read and wash cranberries then combine 1 quart berries with 1 cup raisins or figs or coconut plus 3 cups water and 1 to ¼ cup sugar. Prepare and cut dried ingredients, mix with berries, and simmer until tender for a basic cranberry sauce.
Cranberry Jelly Recipe From Simple Kitchen Guide
Cranberries cook with water for 20 minutes then are sieved to juice and pulp. Measure about one quart of liquid, add sugar, and boil about 10 minutes until jelly forms. Pour into molds to set.
Dried Cranberries Color and Flavor Aid Puddings
Dried cranberries extend the season and add color to sauces and desserts. A few berries enhance puddings and sauces with improved flavor and appealing hue.
Candied Cranberries for Decorations
A sugary syrup method uses four grams sugar per cup with water for each cup of cranberries. Prick berries, simmer slowly for 56 to 6 minutes, cool overnight, reheat and rest another night if possible. Dry berries on oiled paper to use as candied cherry substitutes.
Burns Bros. coal profits questioned by senate committee
The Burns Bros. coal company was examined by the senate manufacturers committee. President Michael J. Burns testified that without fuel administration regulations coal would have sold for 20 a ton last year and that the firm’s profits totaled 1,200,000 shared among many stockholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Burns Bros. Coal Company
New York
Senate Manufacturers Committee
Michael J. Burns
Fuel Administration
German Talks Place for Wilson Visit Emerges
The Lokal Anzeiger reports that if understood, the German government will ask President Wilson to visit Berlin or a German port during his European trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zurich
The
Lokal Anzieger
Wilson
Berlin
Europe
Tells a Secret Manufacturer of Famous Medicine
The Blackburn Products Co. of Dayton Ohio promotes Mentho Laxene a strong cough and cold remedy made from Wild Cherry Tolu Cascara Grindelia Menthol Ammonium Chloride and alcohol. It should be taken in ten drop doses or made into syrup with sugar solution for home use. The company guarantees satisfaction or money back with druggist sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackburn Products Co
Dayton
Ohio
Remains of William Clark Arrive From Columbus
The remains arrived yesterday from Columbus and were taken to Sugar Creek to the home of the son. Burial was held today at noon at Broadwell Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Clark
Columbus
L. H. Baughman
Sugar Creek
Broadwell
Death at Athens State Hospital
Pearl Evans aged 17 died yesterday at the Athens State Hospital from pneumonia after a fifteen day stay. The body was shipped to Portsmouth for burial by Undertaker Baughman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl
May Evans
Athens State Hospital
Portsmouth
Baughman
Funeral services for Mrs. R. I. Bushong held
Short funeral services were conducted yesterday at 9:30 a.m. at the family home on Stella avenue by Rev. Dr. A. Y. Wilcox. The funeral party departed at 10 a.m. for Langsville where Rev. McKnight will preach and interment will follow.
Death of Ray McLead in Sugar Creek
Ray McLead aged 33 died at his Sugar Creek home last evening after pneumonia from influenza. He leaves a wife and three children Effie Virgil and Nathleen, his mother Mrs. Alice McLeod of Athens, two brothers and three sisters. Funeral services Tuesday at ten at the residence with burial at Union. This marks the third pneumonia death in the McLead family in a year, with a brother Glen dying in November 1918 and the father Charles McLead in December 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray McLead
Sugar Creek
Effie
Virgil
Nathleen
Union
Dr Chase's Blood and Nerve Tablets Promote Recovery
Convalescents need more than food During grippe influenza or severe illness tonics aid recovery Iron Nux Vomica Gentian Zins Phosphide combined with Aloin ease constipation Dr Chase's Blood and Nerve Tablets offer these tonics in one safe formulation Weigh yourself before use and the tablets are sold by most druggists at sixty cents a box Special strength ninety cents
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase
Poilu Thanks U.S. Doctors in Heart Language
A grateful French soldier writes from Paris to thank an American Red Cross physician for caring for his wife and child. He explains his regret at not knowing English and praises the Americans after their Lorraine successes, requesting future letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
United Press
Poilu
Lorraine
Doktor
Box Social at Albany Baptist Church Wednesday
Albany Baptist church hosts a box social on Wednesday December 4 at 7 30 PM. All invited including girls and boys with boxes. Enjoyable event promising plenty of fun. For details contact Mrs V Ahlbrand Mrs Florence Brown or Mrs Quin Zimmerman 12 2 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany Baptist Church
V. Ahlbrand
Florence Brown
Quin Zimmerman
SHILOH Stops Coughs Promises 24 Hour Relief
A health ad touts SHILOH as a guaranteed remedy to relieve the worst cough within 24 hours. It emphasizes preventing disease spread and promotes the product as a reliable old standard.
Welch and Richardson Families Move and Recover
Mr. Raymond Welch loses an eye while Mr Preston Welch returns from an eight day furlough at Camp Sherman with family and friends. Lewis Richardson recuperates from serious illness, Mrs Clyde Richardson returns home near Sugar Creek after visiting relatives. Albert Ogle works as operator at Athens while Miss Mildred Hatch improves from a week long illness. Herbert Hayes and family relocate to Loveland. The Richardson family remains in re.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Welch
Preston Welch
Camp Sherman
Welch
Naval Aviation Corps
Lewis Richardson
Clyde Richardson
Sugar Creek
Albert Ogle
Athens
Mildred Hatch
Herbert Hayes
Loveland
Richardson
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Dr. C. ©. Hill
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Navy
Norfolk
Charles E. Price
Elimore
Sarah Penn
the Plains
L. G. Worstell
Som Lawrence
DR. L. W. Bowers
Mealm Service
Fitza M. Phillips
16Th
Bat. Co
Phillips
Old Fritz
Glouster News
Shiloh
Jacob Bros
Soldier Boys
Parker Bros
Bank OF Athens
the Cline Pharmacy Co
Kemp
Frost
F. C. Stedman
Carpenter's
Nelsonville
Hatch Farm
Albert
Lindsey Frost
Dora Russell
Lancaster
Alderman Burnsworth
Bremen
William Burnsworth
W. H. Brooks
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