FOR SALE AND WANTED ADS FROM NELSONVILLE
Classified notices from Nelsonville include a four room residence at 952 Walnut St with water and gas access and a good cellar, a for sale of second hand furniture, a wanted late style Edison phonograph with cash offer, a bay driving mare with harness, and several named individuals listed among contacts and respondents.
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Nelsonville
Ohio
Bay Driving Mare
Bugsy
F. F. White
O. Bell
For Sale Hocking Valley Kraut Seeks Buyers
For sale notice describes Hocking Valley Kraut made with care and cleanliness. Cans are chunk full and quality deemed better than 8. canned kraut.
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Hocking Valley
Sunday School Valentine Party Held At Miss Higgins Home
Miss Myra Higgins entertained her Sunday School class with a Valentine party Saturday evening at her Mill Street home. A Valentine box and a heart contest were enjoyed, followed by a Valentine lunch for Genera' F ns, Marie Courtney, Lucy Belte Huffman, Ruth Newton, Nellie Kuhn, Dorothy Whit sJateh, Lillian Coleman, Mary Elizabeth Coleman, Nellie Morrison and Mildred Bryant.
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Myra Higgins
Mill St
Genera’ F Ns
Marie Courtney
Lucy Belte Huffman
Ruth Newton
Nellie Kuhn
Dorothy WhitsJateh
Lillian Coleman
Mary Elizabeth Coleman
Nellie Morrison
Mildred Bryant
Local Flu Cases Decline with No Deaths Reported
Health officer reports seven flu cases in the county last week with mild symptoms and no pneumonia or deaths.
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Nelsonville
Butt
Valentine Party By Girl Scouts At Norris Academy
Girl Scouts Patrol 1 led by Agnes Raden and Patrol 2 led by Ted Evans, chaperoned by Lieut Helen Emish and Mrs Chas eta, hosted a Valentine party at Norris Academy. Attendees included Agnes Raden Pauline Wagner Margaret Emish Violet Tedrow Helen Hammond Velma Young Lucile McKee and others with a long list of local guests and leaders.
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Girl Scoute de Thai
Dle
Helen Emish
Chaseta
Florence Parke
Norris’ Academy
Girl Scouts
Agnes Raden
Pauline
Martin
Wagner
Margaret Emish
Violet Tedrow
Helen Hammond
Velma Young
Lucile McKee
Ted Evans
Feien McCarty
Marjorie Duckworth
Mary Sharp
Leon McBride
Joe Murphy
Nelle Rosser
Emma Fiske
Grace Duckworth
Virginia Thompson
Harris Wood
John Jackson
John Zellar
Lowell Burnell
Lee Pritchard
Wheeler Newton
Frank Tedrow
Wilbur McKee
Tom Blake
Charlies Price
Howard
Clarence Terry
Willett Sweeney
Raymond Iton
Paul Martin
Howard Wallace
Beatrice Smith Hosts Valentine Party On Poplar Street
Miss Beatrice Smith hosted a Valentine party at her Poplar Street home Friday evening. Attending guests included Misses Mary Matthews Francis Blake Mabel Robson Redempa Sines Lillian McKee Regina Whyte Muriel Baugh and Messrs Don Macklin Austin Ball Stanley Wolfe Carl Hartley Elgin Miller Noel Smith and Virgil Brown.
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Beatrice Smith
Valentine
Poplar St
Mary Matthews
Francis Blake
Mabel Robson
Redempa Sines
Lillian McKee
Regina Whyte
Muriel Baugh
Don Macklin
Austin Ball
Stanley Wolfe
Carl Hartley
Elgin Miller
Noel Smith
Virgil Brown
Red Cross Ladies Send Treats to Troop Trains
The Red Cross Headquarters thanks the Athens community for popcorn balls and fudge prepared on short notice for troop trains. About 1200 popcorn balls were made and sent via street car, with Boy Scouts collecting the balls and Gem and Fountain Pharmacies supplying packing.
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Red Cross
Athens
Funeral Held For Mrs Emma Wallace Gribbens At Greenlawn
Funeral services were held Sunday at 2 PM at the home of Mr. Thomas Wallace on Chestnut Street for Mrs. Emma Wallace Gribbens 33 who died Friday in Columbus. She is survived by husband, father, five brothers and two sisters. Rev. Arthur M. Mann officiated and burial followed at Greenlawn.
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Thomas Wallace
Chestnut St
Emma Wallace Gribbens
Columbus
Jack Martin longtime Nelsonville resident dies at 76
Mr. John Martin known as Jack, a Civil War veteran, dies at home on Fort Street after months of illness. A pioneer resident of Nelsonville for about 45 years, he leaves a widow and four children Fanny Krepple of Chicago Grace Morris Don and Charles in Nelsonville. Funeral services set for Tuesday at 2 PM at the Presbyterian church led by Rev. Leon Arpee.
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John Martin
Jack
Fort St
Nelsonville
Martin
Fanny Krepple
Chicago
Ill
Grace Morris
Don
Charles
Presbyterian Church
Leon Arpee
Hy e r i o n social club hosts Saturday program
Mrs. H D Kreig hosted a Hy perion ree gathering Saturday afternoon for ladies. The program included poetry readings and evoked a breezy, impromptu dance motif. Attendees included several local figures such as Ivan H Parks and L A Whitmare.
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H. D. Kreig
Hyperion Ree
Lloyd George
L. A. Whitmore
Patythere
R. H. Jackson
Grey
Bartlett
Lady Balfour
D. A
Gard Party Honors Mrs. Gay Aumiller With Cards
Mrs. R. R. Stalter hosted a Friday evening garden party with card games and a two course Valentine luncheon. Guests included Gay Aumiller Columbus. Harry Edington Lee McDowell Lon Rice F X Rauch Elisabeth Preston C G Sheppard John Edington BE E B Bell Ed Rosser Charlies Preston L R Kelch Herbert Leyshon Mabel Wallace Abbie Benson and Misses Jennie Raine Hagel Edington.
Dinner honors Miss Martha Eliott with six o'clock affair
Mrs J L Wilson hosted a six oclock dinner Friday night honoring Miss Martha Eliott s birthday. Guests included Misses Martha Eliott Katherine Primrose Elsie Gibbs Helena Stedam Stella Endards and Mrs J P Stratton and daughter Ruth. After dinner Mrs Stratton hosted an aria at a theatre party at the MaCc
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J. L. Wilson
Martha Eliott
Katherine Primrose
Elsie Gibbs
Helena Stedam
Stella Endards
J. P. Stratton
Ruth
Call for Patience and Attendance to Support Schools
The article laments a shortage of teachers at the opening of the school year and disruptions from flu. It calls for improved attendance and diligence and urges patrons to support the schools as the year proceeds, hoping to finish in good shape with backing from the community.
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Iuns
Social Visitors Lady Guests and Travelers Across Ohio
Dr and Mrs H L Heck and child stayed with Mrs Heck s parents in Wellston over Sunday. Mrs Rex Berner of Columbus visited her parents Mr and Mrs Ben James. Mrs J M Hyde stayed with sister Mrs George Putnam in Athens. Capt and Mrs BE Welch returned from New York City where the Doctor studied surgery after discharge from Fort Oglethorpe Ga. Earl Jackson went back to New York City after a ten day visit with his parents. Miss Bertha Higgins of Lancaster visited here. Mrs L H Bannister of Toledo visited her mother. Miss Esther Wallace of Columbus spent weekend with relatives. Miss Mayme Keplar left for Columbus and Cleveland for spring millinery shows. Miss Flo Hutcheson of Columbus visited here with her parents. Mrs Emmett Mitchell returned to Columbus after a visit. her mother Mrs John McHarg accompanied and will stay a few days. Miss Alice Mulligan of Columbus visited her parents here Sunday. Miss Sullivan of Bucyrus, a teacher, was weekend guest of her brother Russell M Sullivan, YMCA physical director. N S Cook of Columbus was a business visitor in town Sunday.
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H. L. Heck
Little Son
Earl Jackson
New York City
R. H. Jackson
Bertha Higgins
Lancaster
L. H. Bannister
Toledo
Esther Wallace
Columbus
Mayme Keplar
Cleveland
Flo Hutcheson
Emmett Mitchell
John McHarg
Alice Mulligan
Sullivan
Bucyrus
Russell M. Sullivan
Cook of
Guarding children from coughs and colds with safe remedies
The article urges parents to keep children home when sick to prevent spread. It promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as safe for children, noting it contains no opium or narcotics and supports natural relief by loosening coughs and aiding expectoration.
Gloster Wrestler to Meet Henry Tenberg in Mt Gilead Finish Match
E F Skinner, Gloster’s local grappler, faces Henry Tenberg of Norfolk Va in a finish match at Mt Gilead this Friday evening. The bout starts at 8 o clock and is billed as one of the best in the region.
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E. F. Skinner
Henry Tenberg
Norfolk
Mt. Gilead
Jacksonville sportsmen to meet over new Glouster organization
Jacksonville sportsmen will convene at the mayor's office Thursday evening to discuss affiliating with the recently formed Glouster organization. The group is seen as a live-wire concern and Jacksonville support is expected to yield strong turnout and benefits for sportsmen locally.
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Jacksonville Sportsmen
Jacksonville
Glouster
Clyde Haskins Receives Honorable Discharge and Returns Home
Clyde Haskins who recently returned from overseas duty is discharged honorably and has come home to Trimble from Camp Sherman at the end of the week.
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Clyde Haskins
Trimble
Sherman
William Welsch and Frank Daugherty Visit Columbus
William Welsch and Frank Daugherty are spending the day in Columbus, enjoying a sightseeing outing together.
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William Welsch
Frank Daugherty
Columbus
Glouster Sportsmen to Convene Tonight in Mayor Office
Glouster sportsmen plan an important meeting in the mayor's office this evening. All members are urged to attend to discuss key local issues and upcoming events.
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Glouster
Aaron Bernstein Oversees Bon-Ton Store in Nelsonville Absence
Aaron Bernstein of The Peoples Store looks after operations at the Bon-Ton Store in Nelsonville during the temporary absence of manager Robert Harris.
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Aaron Bernstein
Peoples
Bon-Ton
Nelsonville
Robert Harris
France and England Expand Industrial Art Education
France operates 32 industrial art schools drawn from 221 design schools while England has 37 centers of industrial art education linked to the South Kensington Museum.
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France
England
South Hensington Museum
Buckeye State Building and Loan Ad Promises Better Terms
An Ohio advertisement from the Rankin Building at 22 West Gay Street in Columbus touts savings with improved loan terms and lower interest for homes in Columbus and Central Ohio farms. It lists assets exceeding 15.8 million dollars and urges readers to investigate loan options.
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Buckeye State Building and Loan Company
Rankin Building
West Gay Street
Columbus
Ohio
Central Ohio
Suffrage Resolution Reintroduced In Senate Session
The woman suffrage measure defeated last Monday by the senate was re introduced by Senator Jones of Washington. Suffragists still hope for another vote this session with thirteen days remaining though Jones who chairs the suffrage committee in New Mexico says this is practically impossible.
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Washington
Senate
Jones
Jones New Mexico
Kansas Governor Blames Argonne Losses on Equipment Shortages
Governor Henry J. Allen told the House Rules Committee that the 85th division suffered heavy losses at the Argonne due to lack of artillery airplanes field kitchens and horses. He asserted the war machine failed despite adequate raw manpower and presented letters from officers and enlisted men supporting his charge.
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Washington
Henry J. Allen
Kansas
House Rules Committee
France
Campbell
Argonne
Allen
Red Cross
Pittsburg Livestock Market Report Rebounds in Sheep Demand
Cattle receipts total 60 loads with slower overall tone. Prime cattle fetch 15.00 to 16.00 while veal tops reach 17.00 to 17.50. sheep and lambs rise with primes at 12.00 to 13.00 for wethers and others up to 16.50 for good lambs. Hog prices ease with heavy primes 18.70 to 19.00 and smaller grades 15.75 to 16.50.
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Pittsburg
Market Report Prices for Hoges Beef Cattle and Sheep
Hoges receipts total 52 000 with steady demand and wide price ranges for meat cuts. Cattle receipts 18 000 show unevenly higher market with varied values for beeves butcher stock canners and cattle stockers cows and calves. Sheep receipts 11 000 rise 25 to 50 cents with lambs and ewes priced across multiple quotes.
Cincinnati Cattle Market Report
Cincinnati Ohio February 17 cattle receipts 3100 market slow lower shippers 13.00 17.00 calves market steady extra 16.00 16.50 hogs receipts 1800 market steady lower good choice packers and butchers 18.10 sheep receipts 175 market steady extra 8.50 9.00 lambs market steady extra 16.00
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Cincinnati
Chicago Produce Market Prices Mixed For Butter and Cheese
Butter and creamery at 46 to 60 cents with standards and firsts listed. Cheese sold under labels Twins and Young American with 24 to 35 cents. Live poultry offered at 22 to 28 cents per unit.
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Chicago
Fisher Recalled as City Treasurer in Marion Ohio
Leo Fisher, who had been away on a visit and business trip, returned to Marion Ohio to claim the office of city treasurer. Mayor Sautter had declared the post vacant and appointed Albert W. Kettle to fill the position after Fisher’s two week absence.
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Long Marion
Leo Fisher
Sautter
Albert W. Kettle
Fisher
Toledo Grain Market Headlines and Prices
Toledo grain prices for corn and seed markets shown with various grades and dates. No. 3 yellow corn at 1.34 and 1.36 dollars. standard white 62c 63c. Clover seed cash and futures at 25.60 and 25.00. Alsike March 17.60. Timothy cash 4.70 old cash 4.60 February 4.70, April 4.77, May 4.80, September 6.40.
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Toledo
Barney
Timothy
County Officials Rally Against Rival School Reform Proposal
County and district superintendents from Athens Meigs and beyond join allies at the Southern Hotel Columbus to oppose a bill aimed at abolishing county and district posts. Supt Root warns the measure would strike a blow to schools as Ohio’s system advances with consolidated libraries attendance and better books.
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Alex Root
Athens County
Crow
Meigs County
Southern Hotel
Columbus
Root
Ohio
United States
Sehenree
Mia Thearate
Fon
Community Sing at Ohio University Ewing Hall
The School of Music at Ohio University hosts a community sing Tuesday at 7:30 PM in Ewing Hall auditorium. The program features piano pieces and songs including My Bonnie Lies Over the Sea and The Rustlings of Spring, with performances by Florence Ford, Anna Priscilla Fisher, Gladys Lantz, Ruth Sawyer, and Louise Ba.
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School of Music of
Ohio University
Ewing Hall
Bonnie
Jehovah
Florence Ford Wee
Visnadalas Kjerulff
Raoul Gabriel
Erreareene Louise Ba
Hizey
Old Folkest Home
Ero Ee
Gladys Lantz
Ruth Sawyer
Canaan Institute to Convene at Canaanville Church
The Canaan Towns Farmers Institute meets Friday February 21 at Canaanville Church. Sessions run 9:00 am to 12:00 pm and 1:00 pm to 7:00 pm with two talks in the morning, two in the afternoon, and one in the evening. A lady speaker closes the afternoon. Music by Canaanville schools. noon lunch served.
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Canaan Towns Farmers’ Institute
Canaanville Church
Oreagon
Canaanville
Farmers’ Unions
Farmers’ Institute
Canaan Township
Rat Farmers’ Institute
Car Was Oraven by Ry cua nosy CHAUNCEY
Seb. 17 A Ford Sugar Creek was struck by a K.
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Oraven
Ry Cua
Chauncey
Sugar Creek
A K
Taft Sees Senate Approving Paris Covenant
Former President William Howard Taft told the Northwestern Congress for a league of nations in Portland that the Senate will ratify the Paris covenant. He called opponents objections reactionary and warned against reproducing German views of sovereignty. He praised the treaty as a major step toward permanent peace and a world order.
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Portland Ord
William Howard Taft
Senate
Paris
Taft
League of Nations
Poindexter
United States
Norway Trials Seaweed Meal for Cat Feed
Promising results emerge from Norwegian experiments on producing a cat feed meal derived from seaweed. Researchers report effective nourishment, potential scalable production, and positive early indicators for animal health.
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Norway
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