Cures Offered by Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery
Neighbors claim lasting benefits from Dr. Pierce Golden Medical Discovery for stomach liver blood and skin issues. It is advertised to strengthen weak lungs aid digestion and improve blood and health, with a 40 year record. Free booklet available by mail from Worth’s Dispensary Buffalo New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Worth’s Dispensary Medical Association
R. V. Pierce
Main Street
Buffalo
N. Y
Chauncey Ohio A Growing Town of Mining and Railroa
Chauncey Ohio December report profiles the growing village famed for coal mines and rail yards. It highlights local businesses Batt & Tippett jeweler C E Jacobs, the Nyetown addition, and key residents involved in stores livery dining and railroad work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Batt & Tibbett
C. E. Jacobs
Butt & Tippett
H. Ho
EB. M. Daugherty
Troy Township
Stacey Sayres
Nyetown
Waterford votes dry in township election report
A letter to the editor from F H McCay, former Marshfield resident and Waterford Township schools superintendent, notes Waterford Township went dry by 240 votes. He mentions a dry school well and a Beverly pump display, with residents recalling Beverly’s historic wet stance and the oil pump inscription urging dryness for the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. McCay
Marshfield
Waterford Township
Washington County
Beverly
Marked For Death to Coughing Woman Finds Recovery
Mrs. A Williams of Rae Kentucky says a graveyard cough damaged her lungs for three years until Dr Kings New Discovery cured her. She gained 58 pounds and regained health. The medicine is guaranteed to prevent pneumonia and is sold at McKee’s with trial bottle under 50c and 1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKee
Baby Suffering Eczema Finds Quick Relief
Dee ointment delivers instant relief for a baby’s eczema and skin itching. It is described as safe for children and is sold by all druggists.
Insurgents Statement on Pleasanton School Attendance
A communication from Pleasanton corrects errors about private versus public schooling. It clarifies a private school is housed on a farm dwelling, not William Gilkey's home, and notes attendance at the private school is less than a third of public school attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasanton, O
Daily Messenger
Pleasanton
William Gilkey
Athens Circuit Notes on Church Improvements and Growth
Rev. S. J. Bishop leads the Athens circuit with Factory and Plains churches undergoing repairs and enhancements. Factory received carpet, shades, a stove, roof work and painting. Plains added a Belfry bell and exterior paint with new lighting. Bishop contributed forty days of service at Central Avenue Church. plastering plumbing and wiring near completion. He officiated six funerals and three weddings, baptized twenty one, led Sugar Creek meetings producing forty accessions and many conversions. Forty nine new members joined the circuit in the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Plains
Bishop
Central Avenue Methodist Church
Sugar Creek
Device promises end of Hello Girls in telephone service
Mr. S Rhodes of New Philadelphia promotes American Automatic Telephone Company claiming a device that eliminates the need for the Hello Girls, signaling a shift in long distance operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hello Girls
S. Rhodes
New Philadelphia
American Automatic Telephone Com
Invention Demonstrated by Mr Rhodes in County Seat
The construction is simple and affordable, within reach of any county seat exchange. Mr Rhodes will demonstrate the invention during his visit to the area.
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Rhodes
Important Rulings From Harrison County Circuit Court
The court holds that coal sold after a decennial appraisal must be fairly apportioned by the county board of equalization between coal owner and surface owner per Section 2792A. It also rules that sale and removal of timber from land does not reduce the decennial appraisal under Section 2753.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Harrison County
Ohio
County Board of Equalization
Bremen Firm Opens Three New Wells on Welch Farm
The Bremen company added three new locations this week on the Welch farm where it already operates. The Welch Well yields 25 barrel daily but needs proper cleaning. once serviced, output is expected to rise significantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremen Company
Welch Farm
Welch
Raccoon Company Items Moved to Bell Farm Well
The tubing tank and sucker rods were moved to the Raccoon company's well on the Bell farm Saturday. Pumping is expected to start Monday. The company has opened a new location on the George Orand farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raccoon Company
Bell Farm
George Orand Farm
Called to Ohio by Illness of Mother
Former Albany man Rev J H Kirkpatrick left Wednesday night for Butler Ohio after learning his mother was dying He expected to be away about six days Miss Lela Kirkpatrick his daughter will read the third chapter of The Story of the Other Wise Man at the Presbyterian church ante Christmas reading course Thursday night
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
East
J. H. Kirkpatrick
Butler
Ohio
Presbyterian Church
Lela Kirkpatrick
Pastor Kirkpatrick Named in Daily Dispatch Note
Rev. Kirkpatrick formerly resided in Albany and is well known in Lee township per the Daily Dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodward
Okio
Daily Dispatch
Kirkpatrick
Albany
Lee Township
Mazel Case Goes to Jury
Harvey Hazel, a one year old boy, stands accused of murdering his mother in Toledo Ohio on January 11. The case is presented in court and the jury began deliberations this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mazel
Toledo
Harvey Hazel
Live Stock and Grain Prices Across Markets
Chicago cattle and hog prices listed by breed and grade with values for steers cows and calves. East Buffalo Cleveland Pittsburg Boston Cincinnati markets show varying ranges in cattle calves sheep hogs and grain prices including No 2 red wheat and corn values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
East Buffalo
Shippi
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Boston
Ohio
Pennsyivania
Elaine
Delaine
Kentucky
Indiana
Cincinnati
Dain
Scrrye
Clotermead
Castro's Rule Overthrown by Acting President Gomez
Venezuela announces the overthrow of Cipriano Castro as dictator. Acting President Juan Vicente Gómez arrests ringleaders with his own hands after a plotted assassination attempt. Dutch and German diplomacy leads to suspension of a Dutch decree and withdrawal of patrolling ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Paris
Holland
Caracas
Venezuela
Cipriano Castro
Republic
Yellow House
la Guaira
Bank of Venezuela
Castro
Europe
Cantré
Juan Vicente Gomez
Gomez
Baron von Seckedorf
Willemstad
Venezuelan
Venezuela to reorganize government after Castro fall
Caracas reports a general government reorganization following President Castro's fall. Jose De Jesus Paul, former foreign minister, will travel to Europe to settle disputes with foreign powers, while Acting President Gomez warns foreigners’ interests will be protected and urges order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caracas
Castro
Jose de Jesus Paul
Venezuela
Europe
Senor Paul
Gomez
Castro Ignorant of Venezuelan Downfall
Berlin reports Castro appears unaware of his downfall and the gravity of events in Venezuela. Members of his suit say he sends and receives no dispatches. Opinion grows that Castro's power is broken and he has no further influence in Venezuela.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castro
Berlin
Venezuela
Venezuela Crisis Quietly Expected to Resolve Itself
Washington dispatch notes the U S government anticipates public discontent in Venezuela against President Castro. The State Department prefers noncoercive handling and believes the dispute over pending claims will eventually settle without forceful pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Venezuela
Castro
State Department
Councilman Bribery Case Heads for Preliminary Hearing
Pittsburg December 22 a decoy promoter bribery sting leads to a preliminary hearing for seven council members and two former bank officials. A flashlight photo in a downtown hotel room allegedly captures a councilman accepting money as detectives observe the exchange and discuss real money and locked-in legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Councils
Voters’ League
Sufflag Detective Agency
Scranton
Major Smith Buried In Simple Dobbs Ferry Funeral
Orlando Jay Smith president of the American Press Association is buried at Sleepy Hollow cemetery after simple ceremonies at his Dobbs Ferry home. Officials and employees of the APA join Loyal Legion members and other associations in attendance. many floral tributes surround the casket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dobbe Ferry
N. Y
Tarrytown
Orlando Jay Smith
American Press Association
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
Major Smith
Dobbs Ferry
The
Loyal Legion
Italian Electrocuted at New Jersey Prison
Giacinto Ricci was electrocuted at the New Jersey state prison in Trenton on December 23. The planned resuscitation test was not attempted as County Physician Scammel was absent and did not seek the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
Giacinto Ricci
New Jersey
Scammel
Heney Seeks White House Talk On Ruef Case
Francis J. Heney of San Francisco the prosecutor in graft cases visited the White House in Washington on December 23 to press the Ruef case ahead of trial. He was shot about a month earlier by Morris Haas, a former convict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heney
Washington
Francis J. Heney
San Francisco
Morris Haas
Ruef
White House
Minerts Return Today In Paint Creek Miners Settlement
Charleston dispatch reports a peaceful settlement between operators and strikers in the Paint Creek coal mining area. About 2,000 miners idle for a week returned to work today as tensions ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
Paint Creek
Huntley Run Social Noted At King Home
A pleasant surprise social honored Mr. Walter Barnhill at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob King with music games and refreshments of candy popcorn and peaches. Attendees included Miss Florence King Miss Mary Creesy and many others. various locals were mentioned with updates on health visits and moving plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob King
Homor
Walter Barnhill
Florence King
Mary Creesy
Carrie Woods May Goldsberry
Clara Mohler
Clara Miller
Harriett Goldsberrry
Clara Sloan
Ethel Evans
Pearl Henderson
Lulu Sanborn
Bessie Blackwell
Ora Story
Kate Kig
Charles Creesy
Clyde Colburt
Homer Getehel
Fletcher King
Elmer Goldsberry
Lee Henderson
Emerson Burson
Harvey Coen
Fred St. Clair
George Grimm
Howard Cuckler
Ernest Howard
Charles Hawk
Everett Fryang
Son Coen
Holley Delbert
Guy Gerald King
Charles Buxton
W. B. Winger
George Boring
May Goldsberry
Athens
David Goldsberry
William Hawk
Roy Goldsberry
Faylie Eugene
Arnold King
Earl Creamer
Dwight Creamer
Carl Sargent
J. A. Storer
Mt. Zion
William Colmer
Pratt's Fork
Hencen Rodgers
Albany Social Notes Peek at Local Visitor News
Davia Webb of Point Rock visited Albany last Thursday. J. T. Datley and wife returned Friday from a Columbus trip. Lena Bowers studying at Athens spent Sunday with her parents. Mrs. Horace Grover and Georgia Frum visited Pomeroy midweek. Cora Radavious of Carpenter spent Saturday in Albany. F M Whaley's family left for Miami Florida to spend the winter. The Webb family fence project noted. Solomon Frum visited Lancaster last week. Faye Webb is ill with tonsillitis this week. Albany churches plan a union Christmas tree on Christmas Eve with recitations and songs in the new hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davia Webb
Point Rock
Albany
J. T. Datley
Columbus
Lena Bowers
Athens
Horace Grover
Georgia Frum
Pomeroy
Mise Cora Raduvius
Carpenter
F. M. Whaley
Miami
Pla
Charley Webb
Rock
Solomon Frum
Lancaster
Faye Webb
Local visitors and illness noted in Marshfield area
Paul Shanon is on the sick list. Mrs. Fred Willison left Wednesday for Croton Ohio to visit her parents. P L Shannon spent Sunday here as guest of poet Miss Gaye Alien. Alice Shannon leaves soon for Illinois to visit her sister Mrs Coffey. Mrs Clarence Knowlton of Athens visited here Thursday and Mrs H Coffey shopped in Athens Wednesday.
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Cash
Athens
Clarence Knowlton
H. Coffey
Local Notes From Coolville and Vicinity
Birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rugan in Coolville weighs one pound and William Walden returns home after a South sojourn. Prof. Root visits Jacksonville on business. A December 8 social at the Congregational parsonage raises 5.90. Dr. W. Gunder plans plastering work in Guysville on Dr. Coleman’s house. Farmers Institute held last week attracts attendees. Troy township schools to close December 18 for two weeks. Main Street receives limestone coating. Mr. and Mrs. Grey visit daughter and granddaughter Gladys in Marietta. Revival conducted by Rev. Parkins begins in Methodist church. Mr. and Mrs. Cline of Athens and Mrs. W. B. Hartnell of Beverly host guests. Wise & Son buy 900 dollars in furs. Miss Jake Tilton returns to Logan after weeks in Coolville. Ross reports strong activity for Coolville Art Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Rugan
William Walden
South
Root
Jacksonville
Ladies of Church
W. Gunder
Guysville
Coleman
Farmers’ Institute
W. B. Hartnell
Beverly
J. E. Hartnell
Wise & Son
Jake Tilton
Logan
Ross
Coolville Art Company
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Pierce
Invalids’ Hotel
Sur‘ad Institute
Chauncey, O
Athefie County
Peter Pendergrass
Lahugh
George A. Six
Laura Foster
Little Hocking
England
Naomi
Alex Mingus
Lawton
Oklahoma
Mr. Mingus
D. L. Johnson
Hocking Valley
Athena County
J. A Drake
Mr. Drake
Athens County
Drake
Corning
Isaac Wilson
Wilson
Hocking River
Dover Township
Warren V. Sprague
Dr. Sprague
Sprague
Floride Kistler
Lerone
Ashville
N. C
Ashville School of Music
Starling Medical College At
Ed Minister
Sunday Creek
Hocking
Bert Watkins
Watkins
F. Beverage
Wiley T. Sprague
Hal McVay
S. J. Bishop
Venequeran Republic
Venesuela
Huntley Run
Coolville
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