Social notes from Glouster and surrounding towns
Mrs. Fred Cornwell and children visited Glouster on Monday. Russell Fuller left for Akron to end his visit with relatives. Scott R. Wolfe returned from Pomeroy visit. Leo A. Schaeffler and wife left for Cumberland Maryland after visiting home folks. Mabel G. Bonifield returned to Columbus after staying with her parents. Mort F. Dupler and two sons of Cleveland were guests over the weekend. Agnes Jordan of Jerseyville visited her son-in-law and daughter R M Van Dyke. Phylis Louise Sayre of Trimble came to spend vacation with D Moody and wife. Madeline Schaeffler returned to Coshocton after Christmas with her mother Lionne Schaeffler’s family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Jordan
Jerseyville
R. M. van Dyke
Phylis Louise Sayre
Trimble
Madeline Schaeffler
Coshocton
Lionne Schaeffler
Morris sisters depart for New York school term
Miss Hazel Morris leaves after Christmas visit with her parents for Dobbs Ferry New York to resume schooling at the Childrens Village. Her sister Miss Mary Morris accompanies her and will teach at the same school.
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Hazel Morris
H. l. Morris
Dobbs Ferry
N. Y
Childrens Village
Mary Morris
Homemade remedy for catarrh and colds
Thousands use this simple home treatment for catarrh or a cold. Ask your druggist for Menthor ized Arcine in a three quarter ounce quantity and mix with a pint of boiled water. Gargle the throat and spray the nostrils twice daily to keep nasal passage and throat clean and reduce germ spread.
Dentrifice: ideal ties recommended by US Army dental surgeons
The term dentrifice appears as a proposed dental tie concept cited by United States Army dental surgeons as an ideal standard. The passage discusses alignment and tie integrity for dental procedures, emphasizing practical application in field conditions and parameters for evaluation.
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United States Army
Tremedy-Bio-feren Tablets Claim Quick Health Boost
A testimonial from Joseph Webb of Muncie Indiana credits Tremedy Bio-seven tablets with restoring his health. The notice touts Bio-seven as a grand quick remedy for nervous fatigue and advises a dosage plan of two after meals and one at night, with adjustments after seven days. It guarantees refunds if health does not improve and urges local druggists to stock or obtain supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Webb
Muncie
Indiana
Plan to boost hens egg production with Don Sung remedy
Mrs. F C Young of Bellefonte Pa reports 11 idle hens laid 221 eggs in one month after using Don Sung. The ad claims the product increases laying even in winter, offers a money back guarantee, and directs readers to buy 50 cents or a prepaid mail order from Burrenger Co Indianapolis Ind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Sung
F. C. Young
Bellefonte
Ultra Remedy
Burrenger Co
Columbia Bldg
Indianapolis
Ind
Visits and travels of local residents after Christmas
Miss Jennie Graham spent a week in Columbus with Miss Edith Landsittel daughter of Prof and Mrs Landsittel formerly of Athens. Mr and Mrs Brent Metcalf traveled to Akron after a week with Mrs Metcalfs parents Mr and Mrs P Martin. Mr Harry Bartlett returned to Toledo after visiting the Prestons home. Mrs Bartlett stayed for a longer visit. Mr and Mrs A V Linscott returned to Akron after visiting Mrs Linscott's parents Mr and Mrs A L Johnson. Miss Vallie Hunter went to Springfield after Christmas with her parents on Second Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Graham
Columbus
Edith Landsittel
Brent Metcalf
Akron
Harry Bartlett
Toledo
F. Ll. Preston
Bartlett
Mrs. A. V. Linscott
Mrs. Linscott
Mrs. A. L. Johnson
Vallie Hunter
Springfield
Mrs
Arthur Hunter
Second Street
Miss Anna Hamilton Returns to Columbus After Christmas
Miss Anna Hamilton employed in Columbus returns to the city this morning after spending Christmas with her parents Mr and Mrs Jank Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Hamilton
Columbus
Jank Hamilton
Moler Family Returns From Christmas Visit
Mr and Mrs Frank Moler and their small daughter Frances returned Saturday to their Portsmouth home after visiting over Christmas with Mr and Mrs W E Moler the couple's parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Moler
Frances
Portsmouth
W. E. Moler
McDougal Visit Highlights Family Stop in New Lexington
Mrs. C. S. McDougal and her son Gilbert visited Saturday in New Lexington with Dr. J. G. McDougal. Mrs. McDougal returned home and Gilbert headed back to Greenville, Pa. ending the visit with his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. McDougal
Gilbert
New Lexington
J. G. McDougal
Moler and Randall Guests Over Christmas Weekend
Mr. Arthur Moler and Miss Florence Randall came from Cleveland to visit Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Moler over Christmas and the weekend, staying with the couple’s family.
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Arthur Moler
Florence Randall
Cleveland
W. E. Moler
Local residents return from visits and trips
Mr. Charles Woodworth and Misses Lelia Sherman and Doris Nye arrived from Middleport after weekend visits. Richland avenue hosts relatives and friends briefly as others journey home from Middleport. Dr. Alston Ellis and Mrs. Ellis travel to Columbus for meetings with an Americanization address. The Olson family returns from Huntington and Harrisonburg with Mrs. Deckard. Fred H. Finsterwald goes to Akron to resume work as building foreman. Raleigh B. Nichol and wife depart for Los Angeles for a combined pleasure and business trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Woodworth
Lelia Sherman
Doris Nye
Middleport
H. L. Welch
Fred H. Finsterwald
Akron
Bergher Steel Structural Company
C. A. Finsterwald
Alston Ellis
Columbus
Raleigh B. Nichol
Los Angeles
Mr. Nichol
Carbondale Man Weds Nelsonville Woman in Justice Court
Mr. Homer Hall of Carbondale and Miss Isabel Enderling of Nelsonville route three were married Saturday at 10 o clock by Justice of Peace Pearl W. Helwig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Hall
Carbondale
Isabel Enderling
Nelsonville
Route 3
Pearl W. Helwig
Hunter Family Hosts Leah Hunter Birthday Dinner
Mr and Mrs Arthur Hunter hosted a dinner on the second street in honor of their daughter Leahs tenth birthday. Guests included Miss Ida Allison Miss Dorcas Allison Doris Mary Louise and Ashton Hunter Cullums Edna Ruth Guess Lucile Hunter Violet Hunter the honoree and the hosts. An enjoyable time was had by all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Hunter
Second Street
Leah
Ida_ Allison
Dorcas Allison
Doris
Mary Louise
Ashton Hunter Cullums
Edna Ruth Guess
Lucile Hunter
Violet Hunter
Sixth Birthday Celebrated for John William Brown
John William Brown celebrated his sixth birthday on Franklin avenue with a small group of playmates. from 2 to 4 pm. Misses Frances and Florence Carr helped his mother entertain. The cake bore six candles and a favor set of bells marked with birth and current date. Guests included Paul Cable Howard Dow Woods Edward Rosser Harold Allison Kendall Crossen Esan Bridgewater Betty Jane Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John William Brown
J. A. Brown
Franklin Avenue
Frances
Florence Carr
Paul Cable
Howard Dow Woods
Edward Rosser
Harold Allison
Kendall Crossen
Esan Bridgewater
Betty Jane
Loved money killed Mount Clemens clubman say police
Mount Clemens Michigan police believe J Stanley Brown was murdered for money after clues link the crime to a woman known as Vesta from Battle Creek. Witness Gladys Summit testified an intimate friend threatened to kill Brown for his wealth and the suspect vanished Tuesday then resurfaced Wednesday. Vesta is sought by investigators across several cities including Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Clemens
Mich
J. Stanley Brown
Detroit
Vesta
Battle Creek
Gladys Summit
Brown
Husband Jailed After Alleged Attack on Wife
Dwight Boies of this city was arrested by Sheriff Parker Sunday on an assault charge related to an incident at the Boies home. Mrs. Boies reported a discolored eye bruises and a bitten finger. She filed for divorce and Boies faces arraignment before Justice Helwig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight Boise
Parker
Hastile
Boies
Helwig
Sled theft robs 80 year old woman of church visit
In Minneapolis on December 29 Mrs. Helen Haight aged 80 could not attend church as someone stole her sled. Her son towed her to services every Sunday.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Helen Haight
Murine Eye Remedy Co Promotes Healing Lotion
An advertisement for Murine eye lotion from Marine Eye Remedy Co Chicago markets Wholesome cleansing and relief for red eyes itching burning eyelids and general eye irritation. It suggests use after movies driving or golf to restore confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine Eye Remedy Co
Chicag
Village saved from blaze as operator aids response
Petersburg Michigan December 29 three stores burned totaling 150600 with one man severely burned as flames threatened the village. Elizabeth Lanz a Bell telephone operator kept the line alive rousing residents and calling aid from nearby towns saving the village from total destruction. The fire started from an overheated stove at C W Whitmans meat market. Columbus Ohio December 29 Democrat ization drives reform in Ohio State Teachers Association with aims to empower class teachers and curb superintendent dominated policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersburg
Mich
A. F. Gonsolus
Elizabeth Lanz
Bell Telephone
Adrian
Dundee
Deerfield
Blissfield
Monroe
Toledo
C. W. Whitman
George Peters
Fred Kohler
Columbus
Ohio State Teachers’ Association
Ohio League of Teachers’ Organizations
Illinois Women Organize to Fight Profiteers
Illinois women plan a mass meeting to form a statewide organization of women detectives to battle profiteers. Mrs Owen and Mrs R Watt head the effort, with 7000 women to receive credentials complaint blanks and armament to aid federal action, U S Attorney Clyne says he will prosecute cases.
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Chicago
Ill
Illinois
Owen
R. Watt
United States
Clyne
Athens Gun Club to Host New Year's Day Big Shoot
The Athens Gun Club will stage a fifty target trophy shoot on New Year’s Day at the Mill street range with many business and professional men likely to attend. The Nelsonville Gun Club is an honorary member, with reciprocal ties and planned joint shoots for the year ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gun Club
Athens Gun Club
Mill Street
Nelsonville Gun Club
Nelsonville
Newspapers Raise Prices on Sunday Issues in 3 Cities
In Rochester New York the Sunday Democrat and Chronicle will cost seven cents per copy twenty one cents per month and 2.50 per year starting January 4. The Rochester Herald also raises its Sunday price to seven cents per copy twenty five cents per month and 32.00 per year. In Toledo Ohio the Toledo Times increases its Sunday price to seven cents starting next Sunday due to higher material costs.
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Rochester
N. Y
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
Rochester Herald
Ncreases
Toledo
Toledo Times
Pawn shop ad bans Christmas jewelry hockings
CAN'T PAWN STUFF DETROIT. A Detroit pawn shop window sign proclaims Christmas jewelry is not hockable there. The storefront message reflects a brisk holiday sentiment and a humorous stance on pawning festive pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
New Baby War Savings Stamps On Sale January First
The 1920 War Savings stamps feature red stickers in place of blue. Post offices and carriers will carry the new Baby Bonds starting January 1. They remain popular for convenience and investment value. all offices will return unsold 1919 stamps on December 31 to receive the new stickers.
Inverted periscope aids railroad rail alignment test
An inverted periscope has been invented to let railroad builders see whether rails are laid level and in line, improving track accuracy and safety.
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Fred Cornwell
Glouster
Russell Fuller
Scott R. Wolfe
Pomeroy
Leo A. Schaeffler
Cumberland
Mabel G. Bonifield
Mrs. F.S. Grones
Mort FE. Dupler
R. Lt. Dupler
The
Kinogram News Company
H. M. Taylor
Rey
Ness
Lash
Young
M. N. Linscott
Fauna
Richland Avenue
Ric Townsend
Irace
W. L. Powers
Gallipolis
Mr. Powers
Wheeling
W. Va
Thor Olson
Thora and
Hjalmar
Huntington
Athens
Mt. Clemens
Michigan
Avicol
Athens Poultry & Produce CO
Sam Sommer
Heshinson & Stickney
Ohio
O'Cloock
Gene Byrnes
Gwan
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