For Sale Four Acres of Cultivated Land Offer
For sale four acres or more with proper cultivation, offering independence in hard times. Inquire at Ott Main Greenhouse.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1919
Page
3
For sale four acres or more with proper cultivation, offering independence in hard times. Inquire at Ott Main Greenhouse.
Masquerade party to be held Thursday evening in the social rooms of the Christian church hosted by the Endeavors. Admission ten cents for masked guests, fifteen cents if not masked. Also notes a masquerade social at the Junior Hall on February 11 with prizes for best and ugliest costumes. For sale a four room residence at 952 Walnuts with water gas and cellar.
The Nelsonville chamber of commerce will convene at the YMCA tonight at 7 30. Several committees will report and other important matters will come before the gathering.
The Nelsonville chamber of commerce held its first meeting with nine of eleven directors present. Robert Jackson won the tie for a one year term. A committee of Vern Vorhes Ed Dean and M P Ohlinger will push for better cleaner streets and street maintenance including road stain removal and filling holes while consulting traction company officials. Citizens are urged to cooperate to advance the town.
A Nelsonville chamber board adopts a litter ban and education drive for waste disposal. It forms committees to seek road repairs from Nelsonville to Buchtel over Mason City hill and to pursue a canal ground deed via legislature. The group plans sewer improvements and approves a charter, with meetings set for Tuesday and Y M C A tonight.
A Nelsonville team defeated Glouster 790 to 764 in bowling. A return match is set for February 19 at Nelsonville. Also scheduled are a February 14 match with Logan in Logan and a February 17 pool game in Arcade.
Red Cross volunteers packed garments for six weeks to fill a shipment totaling 107 children's clothes robes shirts and day shirts along with 48 sweaters and 57 pair of sex. The seven boxes were shipped today to Cleveland headquarters as part of ongoing relief efforts.
Mrs Henry Poston visited Lancaster on Wednesday. Pratt Badger stayed a few days at Orrville with friends Mrs P E Lama and Hon Bernard visiting Logan. Mrs John Lawson and daughter returned from Columbue after a short visit with friends. Miss Mary Bord returned to Logan from a visit with sister Mrs Carl Campbell. C H Terry spent Wednesday in Columbus on business. Mrs Frank Graham returned to Logan after visiting here with Mrs B Sanders. Basil Lama departed Monday for a new position in Akron.
Mrs Charlies Leida spent Wednesday at Logan as the guest of Miss Mary Bort. Mr and Mrs Howard Rogs and family left Wednesday for their new home at Alliance.
In response to an invitation from Kill Eagle Council No. 87 Hock Hocking Council at Murray Ohio and Chauncey two councils and visitors from Straitsville Logan Byenville and 60 members attended Monday evening February 10 The Degree Work was conferred on two pale faces by the Degree Team A luncheon and social followed the business session with all in attendance enjoying the evening.
The Eureka Optical Specialist of Creatiine will be at 320 Fort St in Nelsonville on February 14 and 15. Free examinations offered and affordable glasses advertised. Call for details on low prices.
The Lady Macabees charity bazar will be held in their hall on Saturday February 15 at 1 PM. Fancy articles and pastry will be on sale.
All members of Council No 119 Jr C U A M are requested to attend the meeting Monday February 17 at their hall Two state officers will be present to address the members All councils in reach of Nelsonville are urged to attend
A large crowd gathered at the YMCA for stunt night presented by the Scouts. The boys performed many remarkable stunts, signaling and first aid work in fine shape.
Mrs. Emma Shesky and her daughter from Buchtel were guests Wednesday of Mrs. Cas Stratton, the former’s sister, in a family gathering noted by locals.
A small gathering Wednesday evening at the home of Miss Mabel Dresher on Columbus Street showered congratulations on Mrs. George Barrows. The decor featured hearts and cupids with cut flowers. Twenty guests attended and gifts of china, cut glass, and linen were given, followed by a dainty lunch.
George Smith aged 66 years and a four time widower was found dead in his room in Columbus on Tuesday night. The body was moved Wednesday to his sister Mrs. Maria Sheppard’s home on East Washington street, where funeral services were held at 2 o’clock conducted by Rev. Arpee. Burial followed at the local cemetery. Smith was the son of C. Rod Peatiloe and an early pioneer in the area.
The Buckeye State at 22 West Gay Street Coheekan advertises mortgage services in Columbus and central Ohio. It offers favorable terms with repayment on principal and quick loan closings, seeking solid loan opportunities.
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