Local Church Address and Community Notes in Harrisonville
Thanksgiving events highlight Reverend Fred Alkire's transfer to Geneva with salary and allowances. Messrs Greenler and Merritt host visits. volunteers improve a school highway. John Paynter and Andrew Dye visit. Elwood Comer returns to old friends. High school social raises funds. Rev Brown preaches twice and split duties with Wilkesville. Harley Derry builds a memorial for future poultry operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Alkire
M. Church
Columbus
Geneva
Cleveland
Carl Chase
Athens
Greenler
Will C. Merritt
Shhool
John Paynter
Goolville
Andrew Dye
Brown
Presbyter Church
Wilkesville
Harley Derry
Local Families Gather for Thanksgiving Visits in Harrisonville
Carpenter and Mrs Dale Dye and children spent the past week in Harrisonville with Mrs Emma Dye. Mrs Elizabeth Stanley of Snow Ville visits daughter Mrs Vista Robinson. David Caster remains quite ill. J D Carpenter and Mildred visit John Dye in Columbus for Thanksgiving. Everett Saulter and family from Athens spend Thanksgiving at Vesta Robinson's. Harley McCall of Glouster visits mother Mrs Nancy McCall. J K Woodyard and wife and daughter visit Athens. Dale Knopp and wife of Athens spend Thanksgiving with W E Jeffers. John Dye of Columbus visits J D Carpenter from Saturday to Monday. Mrs Decree B Kayser still re- [text cut]
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Dye
Harrisonville
Emma Dye
Elizabeth Stanley
Snow Ville
Vista Robinson
David Caster
J. D. Carpenter
Mildred
John Dye
Columbus
Everett Saulter
Athens
Vesta Robinson
Harley McCall
Glouster
Nancy
Social Notes From Albany and Nearby
Mains very ill with rheumatism and heart trouble. Mrs W A Throckmorton guests of Mrs W E Reeves Saturday. Mrs J B Martin of Boston visits W E Harman and wife. Mrs Vint Jewell weekend guest of Clint Jewell and family. Mrs Ola Perry and Lucy of Centersoke were guests of Frank Jewell. Charley Wood Albany visitor Saturday. Miss Jessie Carpenter recent guest of Mrs R G Wells Albany. Miss Effie Wood guest of friends at Athens state hospital. Trustees of Columbia township met Saturday.
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W. A. Throckmorton
W. E. Reeves
J. B. Martin
Boston
W. E. Harman
Vint Jewell
Clint Jewell
Ola Perry
Lucy
Centerstoke
Frank Jewell
Charley Wood
Albany
Jessie Carpenter
R. G. Wells
Effie Wood
Athens State Hospital
Columbia Township
Thanksgiving visits and local notes in Coolville area
Latrobe T E Fitch and family spent Thanksgiving at D F Morrison’s near Stewart. Mrs Ed Wharff and daughters Helen and Margaret of Portsmouth visited Fitch relatives. J T Smith of Imperial Ice Cream is leaving for Hagerstown Maryland to work. A gas well was struck on the McIntire farm near Coolville Station. Audrey and Mildred Fitch shopped in Parkersburg.
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T. E. Fitch
D. F. Morrison
Stewart
Ed Wharff
Helen
Margaret
Portsmouth
Dean Ewers
Pearl Wilson
E. D. Morrison
J. T. Smith
Imperial Ice Cream Company
American Creamery
Hagerstown
Charlie Noland
Charlie Brandeberry
Ireland
Stella Arnold
Tyril
Clifford Huggins
Athens
Alfred McGrath
Everett Bingman
Chauncey
Sarah M. Lant
Order of Eastern Star
Coolville
EF. PD. Morrison
Fitch
Clarence Swartz
Lottridge
Harry Carlton
McIntire
Coolville Station
Audrey
Mildred Fitch
Parkersburg
Taylor Ridge: A Cooperative Road Story In Trimble Township
In Trimble township Taylor Ridge forms Green's Run northern boundary. A pioneer English Taylor and Judson, plus an East Yankee Kempton, settled here. The area features compact homes, a two room school, a church, and a well built coal ash road financed by Phil Willike with community labor. The road’s stone construction and link to a future state highway boosted local pride and urged donations. many former residents consider returning.
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Taylor Ridge
Trimble
Green's Run
Taylor
Judson
Kempton
P. H. Willike
Phil
Card of Thanks for Father’s Death
We extend heartfelt gratitude to friends for support after the passing of our father. Thanks to Mr Dowler the undertaker Rev Timmons the singers those who donated vehicles and those who sent floral offerings. Mr and Mrs George Banfield and children
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Dowler
Timmons
George
Banfield
City Federation Moves To Restore Athens West State Street Cemetery
The Athens City Federation launched a campaign to reclaim and beautify the old West State street cemetery. Mrs. John Finsterwald outlined extensive care plans to club women, who voted to subscribe 250 dollars to fund the project.
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The
City Federation
Athens
West State Street
John Finsterwald
Conservation Committee
Robert Hodkins
Charities Committee
Virginia Lewis
Irma Stanfield
Red Cross
Robert Woodword
Weekend visitors and local moves in Burr Oak area
Miss Lizzie Jenkins of Dayton was the weekend guest of Eva Ivers. John Morgan and family and Charles Embig and family drove to Texas last Tuesday. Grace Ivers spent Thanksgiving in Crooksville with roommate Helen McFarlan. They went to Zanesville on Friday and New Lexington on Saturday. Bruff Latta visited his son in law Charles Zarney. Fred Ivers moved from Burr Oak to the late Charles Henry farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Jenkins
Dayton
Eva Ivers
John Morgan
Charles Embig
Texas
Grace Ivers
Crooksville
Helen McFarlan
Zanesville
New Lexington
Bruff Latta
Charles Zarney
Fred Ivers
Burr Oak
Charles Henry
Woman charged with selling whiskey says she did so to feed her five children
In Belmont county court Mrs. Mary Britmeir, who filed for divorce claiming dependence on neighbors, told Mayor H M Davies of St Clairsville she sold whiskey to provide for her family amid a separate arraignment.
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Bannock, O
Mary Britmeir
Belmont County
H. M. Davies
St. Clairesville
Man Loses Fingers In Corn Husker Accident
Alfred Wilson of Alexandria Ohio suffered a severe hand injury when his right hand was caught in a corn husker. Two fingers were amputated, and a third finger lost at the first joint.
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Alexandria, O
Alfred Wilson
Laxative Brom Quin ine Advertisement Claims Health Boost
The box bears the signature of E. W. Grove and promotes Laxative Brom Quin ine tablets as keeping the system healthy to ward off colds grip and influenza. The advert notes the address 306.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Grove
Why Do People Become Fat and Stay Fat
The article explains fat storage as a biological advantage in animals and applies it to humans. It notes heredity, overeating, inactivity, and certain diets as causes, with examples from athletes and life stages. It mentions health risks like Brights disease, apoplexy, asthma, and heart disease, linked to poor health habits.
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Bright
Elks In Cincinnati Bar Bazaar Interference Order
May or George P. Carroll and police subordinates are enjoined by Common Pleas Judge Edward Tixon from interfering with the Cincinnati Lodge of Elks in their bazaar at the new temple. Police had raided a home to stop possible gambling devices.
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Cincinnati, O
George P. Carroll
Common Pleas
Edward Tixon
Cincinnati Lodge of Elks
Farmer pleads guilty to illicit liquor charge in Marion court
Ephriam Howard, 38, a Marion township farmer, faced $12,000 debts and admitted to bootlegging as a way out. He pleaded guilty in common pleas court to possession of illicit liquor on an indictment returned by the grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Ephriam Howard
Marion Township
I. C. Becker
Common Pleas
Howard
In loving remembrance of Elsworth E King
In loving remembrance of Elsworth E King who died December 4 1918 aged 37 years. The verse recalls sorrow and enduring memory spoken by Frances and daughter Eileen King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsworth E. King
Elsworth
Frances
Eileen King
Miss America Mary Campbell Enters Ohio State University
Mary Katherine Campbell, twice crowned Miss America, will enter Ohio State University as a freshman in the Arts College at the start of the winter quarter. She says she will study and not simply pursue pageantry, aiming to focus on academics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Mary Katherine Campbell
Ohio State University
City council approves paving plan for Grandview Highlands
December session focuses on street issues. West Union paving moves to first legal action next Monday. Mayor reports about $100 in fines. Safety department receives 750 loan for November salaries. City builds sale bids sought. Curb lights cost split 40 60 city versus owners. Franklin Avenue extension ordered with street fill. Some buildings to be removed. Old Cemetery care to continue after year start.
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West Union Street
Gill
Safety
Grandview Highlands
666 Prescription for Colds Fever and Grippe
An old advertisement touts 666 as a speedy remedy for colds fever and grippe claiming it prevents pneumonia and offers rapid relief. The text emphasizes its effectiveness and wide use as a medical preparation.
Athens County to lead state illiteracy drive
Athens County will become the demonstration county in a statewide anti illiteracy campaign. Prof. B. K. Mardis and Mrs. J. M. Hyde will oversee the effort with county and city clubs, aiming to teach 1230 illiterate residents to read and write in 12 weeks.
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Athens County
Fo Iiliteracy Commission
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
8. K. Mardis
Athens
Ohio Commission
J. M. Hyde
Nelsonville
State Club
Simpson
Mardis
Hyde
Ferree
Stailey
iCounty
McVay
Local remedy ad from Chamberlain Medicine Co
An old advertisement promotes Chamberlain Medicine Co products from Des Moines Iowa. It markets a cold remedy for bronchial throat tickling and chest comfort priced at five cents, urging readers to send name and address with payment to receive the product. It notes a household stem family line and emphasizes value for family medicine needs.
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Chamberlain Medicine Co
Des
Iowa
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