Automobile tax funds revived for street maintenance
Funds totaling 1546.90 from the automobile tax were revived by the corporation and placed to the mainenance fund for street purposes. Dr. F. H. May will attend the Ohio state dental convention in Columbus from Monday to Wednesday. A Daughters of St. George meeting is set for Monday evening with important business on the agenda.
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Ohio State Dental Convention
Columbus
May
the Daughters of St. George
Receiver Named for F. R. Coal Co by U S Judge
Attorney Sanford J. Headley of Cincinnati was appointed receiver for the F. R. Coal Co of Pittsburgh by U S Judge Smith Hickelnooper. The firm once had Cincinnati offices. Headley, a Sunday Creek valley native, is son of T. M. Headley near Jacksonville and attended Ohio University in Athens years ago before settling in Cincinnati.
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Sanford J. Headley
Cincinnati
F. & R. Coal Co
Pittsburgh
U. S
Smith Hickenlooper
Atty. Headley
Sunday Creek Valley
T. M. Headley
Jacksonville
O. U
Athens
Frank McCann Post Invests War Chest in Bridge Buildings
Frank McCann Post American Legion of this city plans to invest part of its war chest funds in the Bridge buildings, aiming to support local wartime efforts and community projects. The move signals a shift in fund allocation for post activities and veterans’ services.
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Frank McCann Post American Legion
City Buildings To House Kiener Store And Rogers Electric Co
The two adjacent buildings are occupied by the Kiener store on the first floor and Rogers Electric Co on the second. The Post took an option in summer to buy them when funds from the war chest arrive. Rogers Electric plans to remodel the second floor into a club room soon.
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Kiener
Rogers Electric Co
Post
Buidings
War Chest
Pleasant City Visitors Share Weekend With Relatives
Mrs. Dick Williams and her son Richard of Pleasant City visited her parents Mr and Mrs Joseph Richards Jr. Mr and Mrs Frank Burtnett traveled to Columbus Friday to spend a few days with friends.
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Dick Williams
Richard
Pleasant City
Mrs Martin Houenstall Visits Mother in Radcliff
Mrs Martin Houenstall of Jacksonville was here Friday en route to Radcliff to visit her mother Mrs Lydia Pierce.
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Martin Houenstall
Jacksonville
Radcliff
Lydia Pierce
Mrs Crowley Heads Home After Three Weeks with Noon Family
Mrs. D. J. Crowley departed Friday for Dayton after a three week visit with her brother-in-law and sister Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Noon.
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D. J. Crowley
Dayton
M. F. Noon
Mrs Noon and Son Edward Return from Toledo Visit
Mrs. Tom Noon and her son Edward will return Sunday evening from Toledo where they have been guests since Thanksgiving of Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Booth.
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Tom Noon
Edward
Toledo
8. P. Booth
Amesville Resident William James Dies. Body Buried Near Band Rock
William James formerly of Bern who lived with his son at Hollister died recently. His body was brought Tuesday and buried near his former home at Band Rock. Mrs. Julia Byers died at her mother’s home, Mrs. Jefferson White. Remains were taken to New England for services and burial Wednesday afternoon. Rev. Haskin conducted both services.
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William James
Bern
Hollister
Band Rock
Julia Byers
Jefferson White
New England
Haskin
Mrs Bennett Visited Son in Chesterhill Amid Poor Health
Mrs D O B Bennett spent the weekend at her son John Bennett’s home near Chesterhill as he remains in very poor health.
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D.O B. Bennett
John
Chesterhill
Weekend visit and local sports results in Columbus
Ervin Keirns and his son Oliver of Columbus visited Frank Wolf for a rabbit hunt over the weekend. New Marshfield high school players were in town Wednesday with close games. the boys won 18 to 6, the girls lost 8 to 6, and the small girls lost.
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Ervin Keirns
Oliver
Columbus
Frank Wolf
New Marshfield High School
Gome
Barrows Leaves Schools Post After Single Year
D. P. Barrows, a teacher in the local schools last year, was the subject of a brief notice indicating his departure from the district after completing one academic term.
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D. P. Barrows
Gathering of Friends at Goddard Home
Mr and Mrs T O Day hosted guests including Ben Covert and son Bobby from Athens along with Mrs Guasie a university teacher. Ben tried hunting rabbits with a new automatic but was kept to five shots per rabbit while the party enjoyed a hearty chicken dinner at the Goddard home.
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Ben Covert
Bobby
Athens
R. Goddard
Guasie
Ohio University
Ben
Forsaoen
Goddard
Coal Train Wreck Near Lathrop Blocks Roadway
A bad wreck of three or four car loads of coal occurred near Lathrop Friday afternoon and will likely take a day or more to clear.
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Lathrop
Local visits noted in Athens and Semi No Mole area
Mr. Clayton Carpenter of Seminole Oklahoma visits his mother Mrs. Etta Carpenter and other relatives. Mrs. Lucy Adair spends the weekend with her daughter Mrs. E. T. Clark in Athens.
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Clayton Carpenter
Seminole
Okla
Etta Carpenter
Lucy Adair
E. T. Clark
Athens
In Loving Memory of Our Beloved Mother
Obituary notice for a mother who died December 1 1921. The verse expresses deep love and loss and lists her children Mrs Earl Johnston Mrs Ben Fielder Mr Carl Conrad and Mr Wm Conrad.
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Earl Johnston
Ben Fielder
Carl Conrad
Wm, Conrad
Coolville Thanksgiving Roundup Plentiful Travel and Visits
Residents travel to Columbus and Leonardsville for Thanksgiving meals. families in Parkersburg and Convoy visit relatives. Local drivers complete lime paving between Coolville and Carthage Gap. Various visits include Mr. and Mrs. Marquis receiving community aid. W T U holds a meeting. football trip to Athens noted.
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Carthage
C. B. Harper
Convoy
A. B. White
Fher Barnett
Arkansas
Mary Reeder
Nelia Parr
Marquis
Fred Runion
Person
Pomerov
Walden
Athens
William Moose
Josephine
Mice
Kincade
Parkerstiner
UL Will Barr
Deronyo
C. F. Mace
J.J. Walden
Lester Chapman
Oscar Gunder
Thanksgiving Visits And Local Lodge Anniversary Observed
Local residents shared Thanksgiving visits with relatives across Buchtel Nelsonville Columbus and New Lexington. The Pythian Sisters lodge plans a 27th anniversary supper event and all members are urged to attend with a dish. Rebekah lodge asks degree staff to attend for planned work.
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Linsie Stiff
Ed Albaugh
New Straiteville
Pythian Sisters Lodge
Rebekah Lodge
Charles Tipton
Jacksonville
Jesse Sensabaugh
Newark
Sanford Kinnileon
Tom Ward
Hack Street
Club Members Honor Mrs Ward With Birthday Tray
The group spent time in games music and embroidery. Mrs D McLaughlin of Logan visited. The club honored Mrs Ward with a mahogany tray and a china and bowl. A two course lunch was served. Attendees included Mrs Penny Driggs Lovett Shelton Byron Dyson Gaffey Ghelton Brown Leyd Shuttleworth Jonna McLaughlin Brown Byron Storer Wright Roberts Storer and the hostess.
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D. McLaughlin
Logan
Ghelton
Brown
Leyd
Shuttleworth
Jonna
McLaughlin
Byron
Storer
Wright
Roberts
Hostess
Drop Shoulder Basque Frock with Draped Neckline
The season favors a basque frock featuring a draped shoulder neckline and lace ruff at the waist or sleeve caps, creating a soft, romantic silhouette. This style emphasizes refined detailing and feminine line.
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Glouster News
F. H. May
Blue Bird
Glouster
Drury’s
Geo. McManus
Broadway
Jiggs
Maggie
Amesville
Edison
Glouster Opera House
Edison Phonograph
Glen Ellison
Richardson
Mrs. T. O. Day
Coolville
A. B. Saunders
C. FE. Keller
Helen
Leonardsville
Everett
Norma
Bertha
Parkersburg
Emma Rose
Harvera
Eva Griffin
Charles Gunder
Cora McBride
A. C. Mitts
Pickering
Ohio
Aégeese
Murray City
Ira Blackstone
Elbert Wright
Buchtel
Arthur Stiff
Lew Reynolds
Nelsonvile
Phillip Devol
Carrie Frazee
William Whipple
Lou Frazee
Ed Bennett
New Lexington
Edward Driges
George Stiff
Middleport
Adam Anderson
The
Gline Pharmacy Co
Athens, Ohio
Lash
Boelzner
South Court Street
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