Local Humdrum Notices FromUtley and Athens Area
Community snippets reveal travel for work and visits by Leonard Ogg and Hall Haybrow. Vint White recovers from diphtheria, while Dr. C. Ge Adams relocates to Broadwell. Births, visits, and road work noted among Sedwick, Geoff, Lottridge, Jago, and Webb families near Utley Junction and Amesville.
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Leonard Ogg
Chesterhill
Vint White
Hall Haybrow
Rutland
Holdcroft
Henry Sedwick
Avere
Athens
C. Ge. Adams
Fate of
Wellston
Broadwell
Neveline Geoff
J. F. Linscott
Utley
Freezone corn remover promises painless relief
An ad describing Freezone as a fast acting corn remover that makes corns lift off painlessly. A tiny bottle costs only a few cents and claims to remove hard corns, soft corns, or corns between the toes, along with calluses, with no pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drugeist
Carbon Hill Social Notes and Health Updates
Carbon Hill residents report visitors in Nelsonville for Sunday gatherings at the Greens and Sparnons who is seriously ill but improving. Agnes Matheny from Long Street called on friends while Maggie Iceuharr visited Nelsonville. Harry Hughes plans Lima departure amid several social events in his honor. Henry Hutchinson recovers from a Columbus hospital operation and is improving. Clifford Hawk and family visit Columbus. Frank Webb heals from a broken arm. Wayne Johnson returned from Columbus as a young folks ice week continues. Joe Blessed laments insurance related misfortune after his picture show burned down.
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Agnes Matheny
Longstreth
Carbon Hill
Mr. Webb
Wayne Johnson
Columus
Joe Blessed
Hyomei cough remedy and local meeting in New Marshfield
An ad notes Hyomei medicated air as a cure for catarrh and guarantees by McKee rig co. A Marshfield Grange program at New Marshfield Hall on February 1 features discussions on boosting farmers and bankers cooperation, a roll call, readings, and songs. Also promotes BromO Quinine tablets for headache from colds, with E. Grove’s genuine label at 30 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKee Rig Co
Marshfield Grange
New Marshfield
New Marshfield Arange Hall
Ja Ellis
E. W. Grove
Bratton Nonsupport Case Delayed Deciding Divorce Path
Clarke Bratton 32 New Marshfield faced a nonsupport charge from wife Mabel Bratton. Magistrate Pearl W Helwig continued case to decide whether to send his wife’s request to the workhouse or pursue divorce. In Washington, a bill favoring quick exchange posts for American diplomats was reported from the House Foreign Affairs Committee. Fireman Peter Gerburn injured and others sustained minor burns in Columbus blaze.
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Swife
Clarke Bratton
New Marshfield
Pearl W. Helwig
Mabel Bratton
Italy
Washington
Legison
Bill
House Foreign Smairs Committee
Death of Mrs Iva Frost Feels Local Loss
The death of Mrs Iva Frost of Flora saddened the neighborhood with several attendees at the funeral Sunday. Local residents report bad colds as a common complaint. Mrs Oro Shumway of Pomeroy visits her parents Mr and Mrs Anthony Wood. Warren Bentz spent the weekend in Athens with his sister Mrs Alley Frost. Abe Swartz remains ill, not improving. Cooney Bentz and Herman Findling made a business trip to Pomeroy. William Bentz and family visited his daughter Mrs Sarah Wood of Lottridge. A party was hosted at Jacob Wisenbaugh home Saturday night. William Bentz recently bought a new yard fence.
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Iva Frost
Flora
Oro Shumway
Pomeroy
Anthony Woode
Warren Bentz
Athens
Alley Frost
Abe Swartz
Cooney Bentz
Herman Findling
William Bentz
Sarah Woode
Lottridge
Jacob Wisenbaugh
Woman Blamed by Her Family Restless Overworked Wife and Mother
A harsh portrayal by relatives depicts a weary wife and mother who endures headaches backaches and daily duties. The piece endorses Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound citing grateful letters as proof of restored health and happiness.
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Lydia E. Pink
Vogue Hair Shop Changes Hands in Union Street
Mrs. Adrian Lentz and Miss Kya Brooks take over the Vogue Hair Shop at 11 West Union Street from Miss Maud B. Holt who moves to Columbus to join a similar business. Holt had managed the shop for the past year, succeeding Mrs. Lomax who previously ran the salon.
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VOGUE
Adrian Lentz
Kya Brooks
West Union Street
Maud B. Holt
Columbus
Lentz
Miss Holt
Mss Maud Holt
Lomax
Ohio Holds Third in Better Lives Stock Pledge Drive
Ohio maintains third in the Better Lives Better Stock campaign as Pulaski County Virginia overtakes Hardin County for most pledged farmers. Ohio reports 901 pledges and 99 fewer than Nebraska, with South Carolina fourth and Washington fifth in the latest USDA counts.
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Ohio
United States
Better Lives
United States Department of Agriculture
Hardin County
Pulaski County
Virginia
Department of Animal Husbandry
Ohio State University
Washington
Nebraska
South Carolina
Woman Health Chief Takes Post in Zanesville
Dr Beatrice T Hagan began duties as Zanesville Ohio health and sanitation superintendent today. She is reported as the second woman in the United States to hold such a post. The remainder is a stray editorial quip about a churchgoer observer.
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Zanesville, CO
Beatrice T. Hagan
Zanesville
United States
Kick in Cigarettes Described As Demoralizing Girls
Lucy Page Gaston, former Anti Cigarette League leader, warns the pleasant Kick in cigarettes, called fur something, morally suiting and alluring girls, destabilizing morals and behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy
Lucy Page Gaston
Anti-Cigarette League
Votometer Thief Is Working Here
A light fingered man stealing auto motometers in Athens has taken about a dozen instruments from cars parked in dark streets. Police warn owners to watch vehicles and avoid buying second hand metre devices, as many meters are locked to cars and hard to remove.
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Athens
Work House Prisoner Dies After Indigestion
Columbus report describes guard Charles H. Rowden unlocking the cell door as James Page aged 34 collapses in the corridor and dies. A physician had been treating Page for indigestion prior to the incident, occurring just as he began a one year sentence in the work house.
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Work House
Columbus
James Page
Charles H. Rowden
Page
Rowden
Bold Mail Robbery at Whiting Station Stuns Indiana
Five bandits robbed the Whiting Indiana Pennsylvania railroad station mail clerk Jos Schwartz. They seized five mail sacks likely containing registered items and aimed to steal the $200,000 Standard Oil payroll due on the next train. A shot was fired but no injuries reported as police pursue the suspects.
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Chicago
International News Service
Pennsylvania Railroad
Whiting
Ind
Pennsylvania
Fort Wares
Jos Schwartz
Standard Oil Company
Master Baker Sent to Special Training School
Clyde Burt of Palmer street, longtime Athens baker, was sent by his employer F. X. Rauch to Fleishman's baker training school in New York City for a special course to improve his qualifications as foreman.
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Clyde Burt
Palmer Street
F. X. Rauch
Burt
Fleishman’s
New York City
Athens
Rauch
Jeastern
Theatre Runs Buses to Cut Taxi Charges
A suburban theatre in Philadelphia plans to run a dedicated bus line to reduce patrons' taxi costs. Owners say they will operate enough buses to meet demand as more people use the theatre, aiming to provide affordable transport to and from the venue.
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International News Service
Philadelphia
Motion Picture House
Brutal Grime Out a Light Near Kansas City Viaduct
The body of a 35 year old woman, violently beaten and gagged with a shirt, was found near a viaduct to the railroad tracks sixty feet below. Police suspect she was murdered the prior night and placed at the location by her attackers, possibly transported by car.
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Kansas City
Alleged Wrecker of Bank Freed Under Huge Road
Max Mitchell president of the Cosmopolitan Trust Company surrendered in Suffolk court on five true bills. He pleaded not guilty to numerous counts charging larceny of 1,731,803 dollars. Bail set at 50,000 by Judge Bishop and posted by his wife.
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Boston
Max Mitchell
Cosmopolitan Trust Company
Suffolk County Grand Jury
J. Weston Allen
Michell
Bishop
Centers for Special Work Established Across U S
Washington February 1 The Veterans Bureau has established fifty eight training centers outside hospitals to aid neuropsychiatric and tubercular patients. A rehabilitation study identifies best vocations and predicts each patient can achieve social recovery through proper training.
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Washington
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Veterans’ Bureau
More Japanese Emigrants Depart for South America
Japanese emigrants totaling 25,000 sailed from Kobe aboard the Chicago Maru to settle in Brazil. This marks the largest single-ship emigration to South America since the peace, as Japan’s postwar industrial boom keeps many workers at home seeking higher wages.
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South America
International News Service
Tokio
Kobe
Brazil
Japan
Old Statesman Dies in Japan’s Last Elder Leaders
Washington Feb 1 Prince Yamagata long influential elder statesman of Japan has died, per private advices reaching Tokyo correspondent today. His passing marks the end of a era in Japanese politics and diplomacy.
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OLD Statesman
Washington
Prince Yamagata
Japan
Tokio Ashin
Dodge cuts price on delivered cars in Detroit
Dodge Brothers today announced price cuts on delivered vehicles. Touring car 119 dollars, roadster 100, coupe 233, sedan 379, station wagon 170, panel wagon 173.
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DODGE
Detroit
Dodge Brothers
First woman named as general prohibition agent
Washington February 1 Prohibition Commissioner Haynes appointed Miss Georgia Hopley of Bucyrus Ohio as a general prohibition agent She becomes the first woman to hold such a post in the agency's history
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Washington
Haynes
Georgia Hopley
Bucyrus
Ohio
Ohio Will Play Twice This Week Versus Xavier Saints
Ohio University basketball coach Finsterwald has his team ready for a Wednesday night game at 7:36 against Xavier at the Ohio gym. The Green and White beat the Saints in Cincinnati weeks ago, and Ohio aims to erase a prior setback while gambling on a strong conference bid.
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Ohio University
St. XK Xavier
Ohio Gym
Finsterwald
Ohio
Saints
Cincinnati
Local folks share weekend visits and new arrival
The Plains residents Ethel Anderson and her brother Quincy with Raymond visited Jacksonville for a weekend. Will and Mrs. Roberts hosted the Shafer family in Emont. Ed Anderson spent time in McArthur. William Whetstone of Buchtel stayed with Ed Anderson and family. Keeton and Harrison families drove to Athens. Clifford Powell welcomed a newborn son. Dr. L D Nelson and Ed Michea joined Grant Michealg for a Columbus hospital operation.
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Ethel Anderson
Broter
Quincy
Raymond
Jacksonville
Will Roberts
Charles Shafer
Emont
Ed Anderson
McArthur
William Whetstone
Buchtel
Charles. Keeton
Jeff Harrison
Athens
Clifford Powell
L. D. Nelson
Ed Michea
Grant Michealg
Columbus
Man Battles Windows With Rocks In Parson incident
Benjamin Harrison Bishop aged 24 acted on an aversion to plate glass by gathering rocks and smashing window panes along a main street in Parson. He caused costly damage before law enforcement intervened.
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International News Service
Parsons
W. Va
Benjamin Harrison Bishop
Bishop Won't Officiate Princess Mary Wedding at Westminster
The Rt. Rev. Winnington Ingram, bishop of London, will officiate at the wedding of Princess Mary of Great Britain and Viscountess at Westminster Abbey, according to dispatches.
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Winnington Ingram
London
Princess Mary of
Great Britain
Westminster Abbey
McAdoo Sees 1918 Railroads Paid Hundred Million Deal
Washington report on Senate testimony by William Gibbs McAdoo former director general of railroads. He said federal control in 1918 yielded $900 million in rentals to stockholders while transforming the rail system from a menace to a stable operation. He blamed a $216 million 1918 deficit on private mismanagement.
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Washington
William Gibbs McAdoo
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
McAdoo
Athens chamber official to attend Ohio Good Roads meeting
C H Bryson secretary of the Athens Chamber of Commerce and chairman of the educational department of the Ohio Good Roads Federation will join the executive committee meeting in Dayton on Thursday February 2. A person begins to lose height at fifty and by ninety has lost about one and a half inches.
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C. H. Bryson
Athens Chamber of Commerce
Ohio Good Roads Fedon
Ohio Good Roads Federation
Dayton
Pupils Study Bible In Nebraska School
In University Place near Lincoln Nebraska public schools adopt a non religious non sectarian Bible study course. Superintendent A J Dixon says the aim is to make better Christians like geometry makes better mathematicians. Course adopted with school board consent and counsel that Bible study cannot be prohibited under Nebraska law.
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International News Service
Lincoln
Neb
University Place
A.J. Dixon
Athens County
Ohio
Nebraska
Viscountess Windsor Wins Ludlow Seat in Commons
Viscountess Windsor, born Lady Irene Charteris, aged about twenty, enters Parliament without opposition as Conservative MP for Ludlow division, Shropshire. Formerly Irene Charteris, she visited the United States several years ago.
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Windsor
Ludlow
Shropshire
Irene Charteris
U. S
Murder arrest of farmer William Landy shocks Marietta
Marietta Ohio February 1 Sheriff J A Roberts started at noon for Wade to take charge of William Landy farmer accused of shooting and killing his six year old child last night. Landy was previously a suspect in the unsolved murder of Charles Reese. He admitted being near the Reese site with a young son on the night of the crime.
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Marietta
J. A. Roberts
Wade
William Landy
Sandy
Charles Reese
Reese
Lobster Haul Is Big But Price Fails to Drop
SAN DIEGO Calif An official statement from the California game land fish commission insists supply and demand should make lobsters cheap. The commission proclaims a war on profiteers and says prices to consumers have not fallen despite a large influx of shellfish.
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San Diego
Cal
California Game Land Fish Commission
Letter on 6 percent certificates and plan to receive funds
A missive asks for an explanation of a plan to receive money on 6 percent certificates of deposit. It notes potential access to 54,000 customers and mentions assets over 21.3 million dollars all loaned on first mortgage real estate security with a reserve fund over 586 thousand dollars. Also references a Soviet labor dispute settlement and details about ruble denominations.
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First Mortgag Real Estate
All Day Meeting At Jobs Church
All day service set for Sunday February 5 at Jobs church in Jobs, O. Sunday school at 9:30 and 10:30 a.m. Rev. H. L. Sheldon of Jacksonville to preach. L. A. Donnally to lead in song prayer and testimony at 1. Paul E. Kemper to lead round table at 1:45 to 2:30. H. E. Bon Durant to speak on church recreational life at 2:30. Evening service by Rev. Sheldon at 7 with community sing at 6:30.
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Jobs' Jobs
Jobs Church
H. L. Sheldon
Jacksonville
L. A. Donnally
Paul E. Kemper
Canaanville School Progress Noted at Morning, Noon Hours
Canaanville township high school shows steady student effort with pupils busy before school and at noon. Teachers Mrs Lucy Sutton Ralph Dinsmoor and Chas E Miller lead by example. February 13 lecture at M E church features Miss Elizabeth Cavanaugh. Ohio University registration noted. Sunday school attendance reported at 246.
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Canaan Township High School
Lucy Sutton
Ralph Dinsmoor
Chas. E. Miller
Canaanville
M. E
Elizabeth Cavanaugh
Ohio University
Coeds Buckle Up as Arctic Boots Replace Golosh at Michigan
In Ann Arbor Michigan cold weather dictates a change in footwear at the University of Michigan Coeds abandon floppy golosh stock in favor of buckled arctics as winter frosts set in.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
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