Mrs J I Van Dylle attends Mineral funeral for George Ely
Mrs J I Van Dyllé and son Parker Elmo attend the funeral of Mr George Ely in Mineral. Mr W Leo Williams spends a week in Columbus on business. A son weighing nine pounds born to Mr and Mrs Melvin Kenney at 54 West State Street on Saturday February 7. Mr W V Daggett leaves for Cincinnati to attend the Ohio Retail Furniture Dealers Association convention. Miss Marie Hoffman returns home in Chillicothe after four weeks with her sister Mrs W V Daggett at 169 North Congress Street.
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J. I. van Dyllé
Parker Elmo
Mineral
George Ely
Melvin Kenney
West State Street
W. V. Daggett
Cincinnati
Ohio Retail Furniture Dealers Association
Marie Hoffman
Chillicothe
North
Congress Street
Miss Elizabeth Grady Returns to Lancaster Home
Miss Elizabeth Grady arrived in Lancaster yesterday, ending a weekend visit with Mr and Mrs L V Brown at 2 University Terrace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth ’Grady
Lancaster
Pickering teaches as Summerfield schools reopen
Mr Kenneth Pickering teaching in the high school at Summerfield is at the home of ag Mr and Mrs J L Pickering while schools there close for flu. Messrs William and Emmett Ross return to Chicago after visiting Mr and Mrs Fred Landis who are recovering from flu and pneumonia. They attend the funeral of their niece Pearl Annette Tucker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Pickering
Summerfield
J. L. Pickering
William
Emmett Ross
Chicago
Fred Landis
Pearl Annette Tucker
Farewell Reception For Williamses Before Move
The Presbyterian congregation will host a reception on February 13 for Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Williams who are leaving the city for Coshocton. Friends from other churches are invited and a delightful social event is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. O. Williams
Coshocton
Dinner Honors Captain and Mrs. James B. Golden
Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Brown host at University Terrace dinner in honor of Captain and Mrs. James B. Golden of Camp Benning Ga. Attendees include A. C. Rossi W. B. Golden Clara Bowser Grace Stickney Fred Alderman and the Forsythes tonight host a dinner for ten at 6 South College Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. V. Brown
University Terrace
James B. Golden
Camp Benning
A. C. Rossi
W. B. Golden
Clara Bowser
Grace Stickney
Fred Alderman
Golden
F. D. Forsythe
South College Street
Bloodless revolt of middle class union arrives in New York
Wilmot L. Morehouse leads a movement calling itself the middle class union of New York. The group vows a bloodless revolution to cut living costs by lowering wages and prices, aiming to enlist labor and American Legion chapters, and potentially seek a national charter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
N. Y
Wilmot L. Morehouse
Morehouse
American Legion
Witnesses Crowd Hotels in Newberry Campaign Trial
Grand Rapids, Mich. February 10. The Newberry campaign trial drew a large crowd of witnesses to hotels and courthouses, with trains bringing reinforcements and authorities expanding space for those called. Evidence focused on campaign spending and a telegraph from Frederick Smith to Newberry about expenditures. Claude Hamilton testified he received a $330 check signed by Newberry for the Kent County Republican committee after Newberry halted further expenses, funds used for promoting the Gold Star club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Mich
Newberry
Frederick Smith
Claude Hamilton
Michigan Trust Company
Kent County
Republican Committee
Gold Star” Club
Freezone Promises Easy Corn and Callus Removal
A tiny bottle of Freezone is offered at drug stores costing only a few cents. Apply drops to tender corns or calluses and the pain stops instantly. The product claims to lift out the corn or callus root and all without pain, leaving feet free of hard or soft corns and toe interspaces.
Women Drive Sunday School Campaign in Coolville
In Coolville, Class 7 women issued a printed sheet on Saturday and launched a Sunday school campaign. The effort drew about 128 participants, with women forming seven percent of the male turnout and driving the campaign forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolville
Sunday School Attendance and Local Visits Report
A large crowd attended Sunday school last week. Rev Ide and Mrs. Harvey will preach next Sunday at the usual hour. Several local residents visited relatives and shopped, with a list of names including Mrs. Wilkes, Miss Minnie alias, Leonard Six and family, Marion Graham family, John Burt and Ned, Fred man, Clarence Burt and Bernice, Clyde Linton and Oscar Burt, Emme Linton, Sherman Richardson, Mary Burt, and the Eyota Malone group. The sick list includes Mrs. Wil Malone Matilda Burt and Ada m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ide
Harvey
Charles Wilkes
Minnie Alias
New Marsh
Leonard
Marion Graham
John Burt Ned
Fredman
Clarence Burt
Bernice
Clyde Linton
Oscar Burt
Healing Claim for Cold Cure Tablets Fallacy
Advertisement text touts LAXATIVE BROMO QUIN IND tablets to stop coughs headaches and flu like symptoms in one day with Grove's signature on each box. The claim markets a cold cure product without medical backing and targets general household use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. We Grove
Bowling Rivalry Sparks Beta Theta Pi Challenge
Keen competition and hot blooded rivalry mark local bowling honors as the Beta Theta Pi squad hurls challenges to all comers. Those who believe they are skilled are urged to call Marshman at Beta House for bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Theta Pi
Marshman
Beta House
Local athletes register for college. Ohio U aims for third title
Bob Duane Loomis of Conneaut and Clyde Gatchel of Glouster registered in college yesterday, boosting Ohio State’s bid to reclaim the state baseball championship for a third straight year. Athens High’s crippled five works toward a comeback versus Commerce High next Friday. Delta Tau Delta topped Lambda Chi Alpha 13 to 4 while Beta Theta Pi faces Phi Kappa Tau at 6 tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Duane Loomis
Conneaut
Clyde Gatchel
Glouster
O. UI
Athens High
Commerce High
Delta Tau Delta
Lambda Chi Alpha
Beta Theta Pi
Phi Kappa Tau
Local Social Notes From Haydenville and Nearby
Miss Bee Aleshire is ill with measles while sister Evelyn convalesces. Mr and Mrs Worth Dickens and children visited Haydenville with his parents. Joe Hutchins spent time with Charles Wood family near Albany. Dessie Anderson of Columbus visited here. Thelma Hawk stayed with Edna Bumgardner. Ethel Ball visited from Wellston. Ed Michaels traveled to Nelsonville. Joe Slater’s son Fred and family are ill with flu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bee -Aleshire
Evelyn
Worth Dickens
Haydenville
Joe Hutchins
Charles Wood
Albany
Dessie Anderson
Columbus
Thelma Hawk
Edna Bumgardner
Ethel Ball
Bee Mannering
Wellston
Ed Michaels
J. R Ae
Nelsonville
Friay
Joe Slater
Fred
Ball Moguls in Chi for a Big Pow Wow Event
Chicago hosts annual meetings of major leagues with National League to finish business from December. American League leaders expect insurgent drive against Ban Johnson and possible efforts to settle disputes. Pitching rules to curb the spitball are set, with suspensions and fines for violations. American Association adds Cedar Rapids and Rock Island to the Three League. Aley elected president for five years as joint meeting on national chairman planned.
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Chicago
Ban Johnson
American League
National League
American Association
Association
Cedar Rapids
Rock Island
Aley
Old Resident Recovers After Mayr Remedy
An elderly 76 year old man declared doctors had given up on him but found relief after using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for stomach trouble. He reports rapid improvement and praises the medicine which is described as a harmless preparation that clears catarrhal mucus and inflammation in stomach liver and intestinal ailments. One dose is said to convince with money refunded. McKee Drug Co and druggists nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayr
McKee Drug Co
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Athens
Ociety and
Loggs News
Mr. W. Leo Williams
S. Court St
Canaan Coal
R. A. Dalton
Superior Bischof
Bischof
Preston
U.S. A
Dalton
Plains
Lash
the Cline Pharmacy Co
Fulton’s
Star
Lenox
Michigan Navy
United States
Eeenes
Knox Tire and Rubber Company of
Mt. Vernon
Ohio
B. E. Frantz
V. V. Hendershot
C. B. Carpenter
Vernon
Holland
Mason Bros. Rubber Co
Knox Tire and Rubber Co
Cline
Wm. A. Moorhead
KNOX
Chestnut
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