King's Heralds Organize at Stratton Home
The King's Heralds met and organized at the home of Mrs. Liiza beth Stratton on Sunday afternoon. Officers elected include President Lillian Howe, Vice Presidents Mildred Le Crone and Letha Minner, Secretary Ruth Stratton, Treasurer Mary Louis Leyshon, and Treasurer of Bands and Mite Boxes Mary Devol. Plans for the year's work and a Christmas party were outlined. Refreshments were served to twenty three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Heralds
Liizabeth Stratton
Lillian Howe
Mildred le Crone
Letha Minner
Ruth Stratton
Treas
Mary Louis Leyshon
Mary Devol
Health survey by Miss Masters at East and West Schools
Public health nurse Miss Masters has completed a survey at East School and begun work at West School. She asks school patrons to support the program, with parents and PTAs helping. She will be at West School this week 9:00 to 11:00 a.m. and 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. and will return in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Masters
East School
West School
Par-Teacher Association
Mise Masters
Arl
Standard Bearers Meet on Mission Ideas at Sommers Home
The Standard Bearers of the M. E. church held a monthly meeting at Miss Lucile Sommers home. The program on New Testament Ideas of Missions drew 30 members with new entrants Flo Er Mary Pedigo Harriet Frances rgW fet Andrews and Letha Ped ig. Miss Finsterwald guest speaker shared teaching experiences from Kentucky mountains. After social hour and refreshments, the group departed at 9 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Lucile Sommers
Flo Er
Mary Pedigo
Harriet Frances
Rgw
Andrews
Letha
Kentucky
City Council Minutes Review Peddlers License Discussed
Council met in regular session with President B S McCune presiding and all members present. November minutes approved and mayoral fines totaling 19580 read and filed. O A Rider spoke on street peddlers and a picture show license ordinance was authorized for drafting. John Barrows urged limits on heavy loads over city streets and no further business adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. S. McCune
John Barrows
Murray City to Hold Community Meet
Four hundred invitations have been issued to patrons and parents of Murray City schools for Thursday night December 9. Prof Crow of Ohio University will address the meeting and refreshments will be served by the girls of domestic science classes. The object is to organize a parent teachers association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray City
Crow
Ohio University
Asso
Hyperion Club Meets With Mrs Tedrow Hosting
Mrs. Frank Tedrow hosted Hyperion Club members on Saturday afternoon in the absence of President Mrs. L. J. Eberle who presided. Roll call responses focused on Modern Inventions with Mrs. R. H. Jackson in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyperion Club
Frank Tedrow
L. J. Eberle
R. H. Jackson
Nelsonville notices and events for sale and social
Nelsonville wants for sale I have standing on track car fancy white potatoes Price way down See S. W. Gad bury Feed Store Nelsonville C 3 12 7 Lost Pocketbook containing money on Fayette street Call Bell Phone 896 12 7 3 The Degree of Parontas will give a sock social at Red Men’s hall Wednesday evening December 8 Refreshments served
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S. W. Gadbury
Nelsonville
Fayette Street
Call Bell Phone
Red Men’s Hall
For Sale Mining Equipment and House in Nelsonville
For sale: One 17A Jeffrey mining machine 6 ft by gin cutter head in good condition. Four room house at 416 High Street with water electric lights and gas. Bell phone 349. Also coal heater and piano tuner services offered in Green Music Store promotions. Includes mine rail, mine horse, and contact details for H. J. Halderman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cutter Head
Hick Mine No. 8
H. J. Halderman
Nelsonville
O. Bell Phone
High Street
Bell Phone
Bazaar Sale by the Lady MacCabees Saturday
The Lady MacCabees will hold a sale in their hall Saturday afternoon December 11 featuring fancy articles rag rugs homemade pastry and candy. Members asked to bring items by 10 A M and those not responding will be solicited for their share in money.
Elgin Store ad and lost hound notice from Nelsonville
An Elgin Store advertisement offers watches jewelry clocks and silverware at low prices with repair services at Moler Corner of the square. A lost notice details a white and black hound with tan collar and attached chain, offering a reward for return to 237 Kentner Street or by phone in Nelsonville, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
Moler
Kentner Street
Nelsonville
Interesting current events and Mrs Eberle paper
Mrs L J Eberle presented a paper titled An Automatic Age to a well attended meeting. The session featured a lively discussion and yielded strong interest from attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Eberle
Xmas Seals Selling Fast in City Business District
In the city the ladies of the business section report brisk sales of Xmas seals to businessmen and residents. Local appreciation grows for the charity drive as people buy seals to support a good cause.
Miss Velma Young Hosts Circle of Ruth Meeting
Miss Velma Young entertained Circle of Ruth members at her Mill street home with a pleasant sewing evening and a late hour luncheon for guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velma Young
Circle of Ruth
Mill Street
Aumillers Visit Columbus Guests Extend Weekend
Mr and Mrs Leighton Aumiller of Columbus spent the weekend here as guests of the latter s parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Leighton Aumiller
Columbus
City Health Report: No Quarantines and Low TB Cases
Health Officer Butt reports city conditions healthy with no quarantined houses. No flu or pneumonia recorded, and only two tuberculosis cases in the past two months, reflecting improving public health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butt
Social notes from Marietta and Columbus visits
W. L. Hudson spent Saturday at Marietta. Mrs. Frances Socie is visiting in Columbus with her daughter Mrs. Julius Fischer who is hospitalized in Grant hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Hudson
Marietta
Frances Socie
Columbus
Julius Fischer
Grant Hospital
Dinner Honors Mrs. Donald Shafer at Sunday Gathering
Mrs. Donald Shafer hosted a 12 o'clock dinner Sunday with covers for Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mechem their two children and Roy Hawk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Shafer
Harold Mechem
Roy Hawk
Public Schools Third Month Enrollment Report
Enrollment totals show 747 boys and 797 girls for a combined 1544. Average daily attendance is 700 boys and 763 girls totaling 1453. Overall attendance percentage is 96.6 for both genders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public
Sudden Death of Jelial Frazee at Murray City
Mrs Henry Hale learns of the sudden death of her brother Jelial Frazee at age 57 in Murray City. He had been ill, retired, then died about 11 pm while attempting to rise. He leaves a widow three children two brothers and four sisters. His brother Lafe Frazee also died Sept 19 1919. Frazee was a Mason and I C O F member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray City
Henry Hale
Jelial Frazee
Lafe Frazee
Frazee
I. C
Pension Increase Authorized for Asa Fawcett
Asa Fawcett of this city may receive a $72 monthly pension raise dating from October 25, 1920, following a letter from Congressman Foster. Those from this city attending...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asa Fawcett
Foster
Sportsmen State Convention and Banquet Attendees
The Columbus gathering last week honored attendees including Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Dewland O. A. McDonald B. T. Le Fever Antone Vollmer and James Gibbs at the Sportsmen State Convention and Banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
W. R. Dewland
O. A. McDonald
B. T. le Fever
Antone Vollmer
James Gibbs
Fred Stansberry Recovering After Mine Injury
Fred Stansberry, badly injured when run over by a loaded trip in the mine a few weeks ago, is recovering well at Grant hospital in Columbus. Initially surgery feared amputation, but that was not necessary. He will stay in the hospital several more weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Stansberry
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Mr. Stansberry
S. A. Park Returns From Dayton Stationary Engineers Convention
S. A. Park arrived back after attending the stationary engineers convention in Dayton, likely networking with fellow officials and gathering industry updates at the event.
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S. A
Dayton
Stationary Engineers’ Convention
Mine shop wiring causes Bert Ray hand burn
A short circuit in the shop wiring at Mine 256 yesterday burned Bert Ray’s right hand. Medical notes indicate electrical burns heal slowly and full use of the hand may be delayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mine 256
Bert Ray
Mr. Ray
Royalton Visitor Strings Together Local Families
Harry Williams of Royalton Newfoundland visits this city with his parents Mr and Mrs W E Williams. Mr and Mrs Thomas Biddison of Maplewood return from Stewart where they stayed with Mr and Mrs S J Biddison. Mr and Mrs Stephen Baer end their visit with Mr and Mrs Robert Dennison and return home to Dennison. Mrs Goldie Willis and her son Leonard were in Albany over Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Williams
Royalton, NL
W. FE. Williams
Thomas Biddison
Maplewood
Stewart
J. Biddison
Stephen Baer
Robert Dennison
Dennison
Goldie Willis
Leonard
Albany
Faires Buys Model Grocery. to Lead Cash and Carry
C. G. Faires has purchased the Model Grocery from W. W. Jones and Son and will assume charge Thursday morning. He will run the store on a cash and carry basis. P. B. Jones, previously manager, will move to New Lexington to work at the W. J. Gilley shoe store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Faires
W. W. Jones & Son
Mr. Faires
P. B. Jones
New Lexington
W. J. Gilley Shoe
80 Years Old Fit as a Fiddle
An 80 year old man credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy with ending years of stomach and bowel trouble. He reports relief from gas constipation and abdominal pain after a four year course, claiming he feels young again and endorsing the product with money back guarantee. McKee Drug Co. promotes the remedy with availability through druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayr
McKee Drug Co
Luhrig Organizes Good Parent Teacher Society
Luhrig O December 7 A splendid spirit of co operation was shown by the patrons of the Luhrig school when they met to organize a parent teacher association Friday evening December 3 Nineteen members were enrolled and the following officers elected Pres Mrs Thomas B Jones Vice Pres Mr T W Lohse Sec Mrs William Beckley Treas Mrs Israel Chesser Miss Bertha Bridgman assisted in organizing the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luhrig
Luhmrig
Luhrig School
Thomas B. Jones
T. W. Lohse
William Beckley
Treat
Israel Chesser
Bertha Bridgman
Farm Bureau Meetings Planned in Athens County
Farmers from Troy and Rome townships will attend two Athens County Farm Bureau meetings at Coolville on December 10 and Stewart on December 11. Events will cover farm accounts, income reporting, and ways to improve profits through modern methods, with E R Raymond leading discussions and distributing farm account books.
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Troy
Rome
Farm Bureau
Coolville
Stewart
Grance
E. R. Raymond
Ohio State University
Athens County Farm Bureau
Raymond
Athens County
Ohio
News for Thin Nervous Men and Women
An advertisement urges thin, worried readers to gain strength with Euro-Phosphate sold at McKee Drug Co. and other drug stores, promising improved vitality and a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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McKee Drug Co
Sunday Visits and Protracted Meeting Progress
Bates and Downey families and guests fellowship at Sams home. Alice Ator and daughter Irene visit Oxley. Harold McClain from John Hancock High spends weekend with parents. John Ashton from Athens visits Tippie family. Kenney helps on farm. Hixon of Aurora visits McClain. local youths visit Blanch Pugh. Protracted meeting began last Monday and is progressing nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Downey
Glen
Ollie Pugh
Blanche
William Genleimer
Elbert Sams
Alice Ator
Irene
M. FB. Oxley
Pleasant Hill
Angel Ridges
Harold McClain
John Hancock High School
Helen Sams
Irene Ator
John Ashton
Athens
Tippie
Virgil Kenney
Cecil Robinson
P. G. Hixon
Aurora
Neb
J. C. McClain
Laura McClain
Edith
Lena Sams
Blanch Pugh
Herman Brown
West Virginia
M. A. Brown
Baseball owners hail Supreme Court ruling on reserve clause
Chicago magnates welcomed the court decision reversing the $264,000 verdict against major league clubs. The original ruling had awarded the Baltimore Federal League club damages for alleged anti trust law violations tied to the reserve clause in players' contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Supreme Court
Washington
Baltimore
Lies Not Ground For Divorce Says Cleveland Judge
In Cleveland Judge Lavine dismissed the divorce suit of Charles A. Lunndquist after finding that a wife who falsely claimed a baby from another woman and later bore a child did not establish grounds for divorce. The judge ruled that marital lies by either spouse do not, by themselves, justify dissolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Dec
Lavine
Charles A. Lunndquist
Lunndquist
Wes
Lunndquists
Levine
Local Society Notes and Holiday Preparations in Glouster
Millfield Mrs. Lewis Woods visited Glouster. Aid Society of MFE church held semi monthly meeting at Mrs Mil lard Simpson home. Athens visitors included Mr and Mrs Garfield Grimes and Mrs Herman Theisen. Mrs R S Howard, ill, reported better. Mrs Clinton Daugherty shopped in Glouster. Mrs Howard Brooking and son Robert visiting Coolville. Church of Christ Ladies Aid held year end meeting at Mrs Bart Petitt home with eighteen members attending. $7.50 collected. First prize went to Miss Golda Boudinot, second to Mrs Will Sisson. Planning for a miscellaneous sale and supper later. Next meeting January 6 at Mrs Earl Downeys to elect officers. Elegant refreshments served to list of members and visitor Miss Helen Van Dyke. Mrs F F E Boudinot entertained Bart Petitt and C H Boudinot at dinner. M A Howard was a recent Athens business visitor. Ferd Totman to entertain Ladies Bible Class Thursday. Local churches preparing Christmas entertainments. J W Wemmer was Glouster business visitor Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Woods
Glouster
Aid Society
MFE
Millard Simpson
Garfield Grimes
Herman Theisen
Athens
R. S. Howard
Clinton Daugherty
Howard Brooking
Robert
Coolville
Ladies Aid Society of the
Church of Christ
Bart Petitt
Golda Boudinet
Will Sisson
Funeral attendance and family visits noted in local notices
Mrs. C. E. Sanders attended the funeral of a relative at Giouster Saturday. Mrs. C. H. Boudinot and daughter Golda spent Sunday with relatives at Burr Oak. PROTECT THE CHILDREN Healthy Blood and a Healthy tas tem is a Child's best pro against Cards, Grip and Influ Give them GROVE'S IRON TO SYRUP. 75c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Sanders
Giouster
C. H. Boudinot
Golda
Burr Oak
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Etsonville News
WEST
B. F. Martin
Public Square
E. M. Norris
Green Music Store
Rodney Sorrel
Bell
Hocking
Grasselli
J. B. Cheney
Athens Natl. Bank
Cleveland, Ohio
Millfield
Wm.miius
Citizens Central
Bank Bldg
Nelsonville, Ohio
Folberth
L. V. English
Ath and
Long Ste
Columbus, O
Wheaton Hardware Co
Rolle
Piance
Emereon
Parker Bros. Piano Co
the Cline Pharmacy Co
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