Local social notes and mine work update from Coolville area
Mr and Mrs Ralph Wolf of Coolville hosted visitors from Sunday. Chariton spent Friday to Monday in Columbus on Black Diamond Mine business. OU student Meri Clark visited with Dorothy Custis of Wilmington. Athens guests attended Fleminghall ball. Edytha Trickett hosted Fran ce Howard Lena Wilson and Naoma England of Chauncey. Mayor Day's family returned from Columbus Springfield and Marton. Federal Valley mines operate two days weekly. new bridges planned under Arthur Jago. Clyde Gibson writes from France awaiting discharge and fur lough. An eagle took a rooster in R V King’s poultry yard. Lester Brown’s eye injury shows improvement. Claude Oldcraft moved to G L Pleming house. Shiers and Kelch attended to business. Mrs Ralaton Wells to Zanesville for mother’s illness. Mrs George Hann’s death reported Sunday. Saturday evening dancing at Fleming hall with Athens varsity jazz band.
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Ralph Wolf
Coolville
C. B. Snyder
Chariton
Columbus
Meri Clark
O. U
Dorothy Custis
Wilmington
Enid Townsend
Helen and
Ruth Porter
Athens
Fleminghall
Edytha Trickett
Francea Howard
Lena Wilson
Naoma England
Chauncey
Day
Viett
Springfield
Marton
Federal Valley
Arthur Jago
Clyde Gibson
France
Toronto
R. V. King
Lester
A. J. Brown
Claude Oldcraft
G. L. Pleming
Blairville
O. F. Shiers
Rio Grande
Kelch
Ralaton Wells
Zanesville
George Hann
Varsity Five Jazz Band
Community Notes From Chauncey and Nearby Areas
Local residents attend church and social visits across Chauncey Nelsonville and Circle Hill. Box supper planned February 11 at 6 PM invites everyone. attendees include Adams Pierce Warren Barnhart and Crumm families plus others visiting relatives and friends.
Heart and Home Problems from Mrs Thompson
A reader seeks advice on rekindling a broken engagement and a wife asks how to find private time with her busy husband. Mrs Thompson urges acceptance of the fiancé's choice and offers practical tips for private conversation and connection at home.
Dear Mrs Thompson What Should a Teen Girl Do About Boyfriends
A 17 year old asks if a 22 year old boyfriend is serious and whether to pursue marriage young. The adviser cautions not to limit to one boyfriend and suggests considering him only a friend, noting the age difference and maturity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Thompson
Mentho Laxene Cures Coughs and Asthma for Family
Mrs M H Van Wart of Lewist, Ore, reports a bad cough in her husband improved by Mentho Laxene. She says her two boys cured this winter and she gains relief from winter asthma. Sold by druggists in 244 ounce bottles mixed at home to yield a pint. Contains usage directions and guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. van Wart
Lewts, Ore
Local Notes From Luhrig and Athens Area
Death of Lizzie Bertram prompts notices as Rev Harry James returns to Luhrig to resume preaching. The town hosts a fifteenth birthday party for Thelma Jones with friends and family attending. Regional shoppers, visits, and moving plans fill a weekend of social activity around Athens and surrounding areas.
Break Engagement If Love Fades Says Advice Column
In a reader note Dolly says breaking an engagement is fair when love wanes and advises delaying marriage until genuine passion exists. The reply cautions against loving the idea and notes girls often confuse being in love with loving the man. Another question on pickles prompts a reply: use knife and fork for large pickles, fingers acceptable only for small pieces.
Local notices from Harrisonville area movements and events
Vacant store rooms once held by Combs Brothers day and Hogue in Middleport. Bertha Day called to sick sister in Middleport. Mrs. Powell and Pearl Hull with family visited Karl Lee’s near Langsville. Lee Myers visited his ailing sister in Marion. Mary Graves returned to work in Athens after visiting family. Hallie Knopp and wife called on friends. Nellie Rowley taught a school session Friday. Emmett Hull from Pomeroy visited home over weekend. F Ray Wilson buys Clint Gilkey farm and will move soon. Saturday town hall supper nets 36 dollars. Young people enjoyed Tom Dye home party Friday.
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Day and Hogue
Middleport
Combs Brothers
Bertha Day
Powell
Fostoria
Pearl Hull
Fred Tuckerman
Dexter
Karl Lee
Lee Myers
Marion
Mary Graves
Athens
Albert Combs
Langsville
Hallie Knopp
Camp Sherman
Nellie Rowley
Emmett Hull
Pomeroy
F. Ray Wilson
Clint Gilkey
Town Hall
Tom Dye
Sage and Sulphur Compound Restores Dark Hair
An old home remedy now sold as Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound promises to darken faded gray hair naturally. A dampened sponge or brush applied strand by strand yields darker, thicker, glossier hair by morning and after repeated use.
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Wyeth
Athens Area Residents Share Weekend Visits
Brookville Mr and Mrs Thomas Beck of Athens hosted guests Thomas Burkett and family. Miss Alice McBride visited Luhrig with Misa Alah Rorick. Mrs Joseph McBride and daughter visited Mrs Charles Lee near Gosvenor. Rev and Mrs James returned from Illinois. Frances Steinmeyer Union and Lorna McBride Landing spent time with Mrs Cleveland Almbuuster. Gladys visited Mrs Chas Stokoe Athens. Mrs John Stokoe and daughter Ellen ill with flu but improving. Rosalie Beckie, Mrs William Williams and George Beckie of Athens visited Mrs George Beckie. John Howell and son Frank of Barberton visiting Grover Douglass. Robert Jackson of Athens visited relatives Saturday. George Reckle improving. Mr and Mrs Mike Miller near Union spent weekend with Frank Risley. Alice McBride attended surprise party for Miss Thelma Jones at Lubrig.
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Charles Hoffner
Junior
W. Va
Lizzie Bertram
Harry James
Luhrig
James
Methodist Church
T. B. Jones
Thelma
Catherine and
Kothy Hoffner
Francis Steinmeyer
Lorna McBride
Alah Rorick
Alice McBride
Enid Fitzer
Lester
Earl Beckle
Rudolph Steinmeyer
Clyde Rorick
Thomas Fitzer
Joseph Strauss
Athens
Thomas
Wm. Beckle
Circlehill
Charles Shallis
George
Maurice Albaugh
Phillip Strauss
Mary Anda
J. W. Johnson
John Hutchens
Nelsonville
William Beckle
C. Hoffner
Pnidover
Catherine
Dorothy Hoffner
Thelma Jones
Laura Doty
Accoville
David Davis
Thomas Beck
Thomas Burkett
Misa Alah Rorick
Joseph McBride
Charles Lee
Gosvenor
Illinois
Frances Steinmeyer
Union
Landing
Cleveland Almbuuster
Gladys
Chas. Stokoe
John Stokoe
Ellen
Rosalie Beckie
William Williams
George Beckie
John Howell
Frank
Barberton
Grover Douglass
Robert Jackson
George Reckle
Mike Miller
Near Union
Frank Risley
Lubrig
Daltonhurst Lots Open Again For Early Buyers
Daltonhurst lots in Athens Ohio return to market through March 1 with base prices from 250 to 400 dollars. Features include water gas sewer electricity level lots good drainage wide streets and trees with restrictions for residence use only and a minimum house value of 2000 dollars. Down payment plans offer 25 dollars down and 5 dollars monthly at 6 percent with 10 percent cash discount and builders to start homes after March 1 with future street and sidewalk improvements planned.
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Daltonhurst
Hurst
Ohio lawmakers split on Crabbe Miller dry bill form
Columbus reporters say dry leaders disagree on how to pass the Crabbe Miller prohibition bills and whether to let the governor appoint the state prohibition commissioner. Governors advisers withhold hand as lawmakers seek Cox’s preference while action continues on flu measures and other state issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Cox
Ohio
Congress
State Department of Health
Senate
House
McCoy
Ads County
Cuyahoga
Ape
Hinchey
Seneca County
Leng
Archer
Hugents
President presses for three year navy building plan
President urges a large navy and insists on a new three year building program. House Naval Committee Chairman Padgett told the chamber the president’s cable to Secretary Daniels shaped the unanimous report backing the navy bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Washington
Padgett
House Naval Committee
House
Secretary of the Navy
Daniels
House Naval
Governor Cox proposes deportation of disloyalists after war
Governor Cox tells Rotarians disloyalists should be deported when peace comes. In Haydenville, a Hocking Valley town, coal mine products and clay keep the village on the map though the fire proofing plant waits for cheaper fuel. Shipping yards are busy but prospects for resumed work look poor. A new floor hinge patent prevents doors from slamming back and resettles them gradually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, CO
Cox
Haydenville
Hocking Valley
Hocking County
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Kemp
Foley
the Cline Pharmacy Co
Hamley
Mise Mammie Adams
Verney Pierce
John Crumm
Charles
Enday
Misa Marie Warren
Molly Barnhart
Forest Thomas
Circle Hill
Aca Blanchard
Nellie Covert
Edward
Sunny
Mary Vanckel
Deanville
Charles Burgess
Pinece Paige
Glen Ebon
Hore” Betas
Frank Casell
Mabel
Parkersburg
W. V Missecole Crumm
Molly Birge
Ira
Beasie Crumm
Pearl McGraw
Elmer Davis
Beatrice Osborne
Elizabeth
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Harrisonville
Brookville
Dalton
R. A. Dalton
Athens, Ohio
W. Od
Winchester
Jennie Chapman
McKee Drug CO
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