Birthday Party Celebrates Bettina Martins Pleasanton Visit
Mr and Mrs Will Runyon hosted a birthday party at 20 Sunnyside Drive for their niece Miss Bettina Martin of Pleasanton. Guests wore colonial costumes, enjoyed music and games, and a patriotic program with readings and songs followed a candle lit reception and a red white and blue motif.
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Will Runyon
Sunnyside Drive
Bettina Martin
Pleasanton
Florence Hickman
Mary Wallace
Lyda Haning
Clara Dent
Ethel
Adria Chappel
Ora Bobo
Odta Kincade
Anna Richards
On Run
Hobson Study Circle
Columbia
Mary Carolyn Rustin
Edward Rustin
Uncle Sam
Fred H. McCoy
Charles DeMolet Jr
Verena White
Mary Ellen DeMolet
Edward Donaldson
Amesville
Rustin
F. R Beasley
Bertha Bridgman
Earl Marquis
Lincoln
Thomas Clark
Washington
P. G. Hibbard
John Gross
Grace F. Spring
Edward Austin
Mary Carolyn
Womans Music Club Meets at 7 PM. Visitors Noted
The Women's Music Club will meet with Mrs. J. T. Merwin at 25 Mill Street Thursday at 7 o'clock. Miss Lucy Ballard of Lancaster is visiting the Ezra Walker home. The Deborah class of the Christian church postpones its meeting to March. Beatrice Marie Croz, born February 18 at 12% Mill Street to Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Croz. Gallipolis basketball coach Mr. J Tabit Jr. visits with his uncle at 106 Grosvenor Street during tournament week.
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the Womans Music Club
J. T. Merwin
Mill Street
Lucy Ballard
Lancaster
Ezra Walker
Pearl Croz
Beatrice Marie
George A. Tabit Jr
Gallipolis
C. W. Stone
Grosvenor Street
Tabit
Gallipolis High School
Patriotic Dinner and Program Honors Mrs. James Austin
Mrs. James Austin hosted a patriotic dinner and program Tuesday at 78 East State Street. Neighbors and local figures attended a brief ceremony marking the community event.
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James Austin
East State ‘Street
Latrobe Social News Highlights And Birthdays
Latrobe residents share birthdays visits and illness notes. Ed Wharft and family celebrated Mr Ewers seventy fourth birthday with a cake. Helen and Margaret joined. Other calls include C C Mars Harriet Fitch Clark and Richardson families. A birthday party honored Raymond Barrows with many young guests.
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Dean Ewers
Ed Wharft
Helen
Margaret
Mr. Ewer
C. C. Mars
Harriet
Fitch
Frank Tucker
Claude Conklin
Frank Arnold
Clarence Frost
New Marshfield
Eber Clark
Brady Lemaster
Parkersburg
Herman Dunfee
Dudley Root
Stewart
Mildred Fitch
Athens Hi Will Enter Tourney in Fine Fettle
Athens Hi basketball coach Torrance trains his Red and Black squad for the Ohio University tournament Friday and Saturday. The seven man roster includes Kahler Davis and Cowen contending for the seventh spot while Brooks recovers from a knee injury. Battin, Muir, Shafer and Sharp are ready. The Athens girls beat The Plains 11 to 3 in their final game as Porter and Danford starred. they posted six wins in eight. Torrance may enter the Chicago national tournament April 5 to 8 if the Ohio event goes well.
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Doug” Torrance
Athens
Torrance
Chicago
Chicago University
Ohio University
Tanlac Restores Vigor Says Ohio Mechanic Ott Grether
Ott I F Grether of Fairlawn Ohio credits Tanlac with restoring his health after months of stomach distress and back pain. He says the medicine also benefited his wife and children and notes it is sold in Athens by Cline Pharmacy Co. and by leading druggists.
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Tanlac
Ott
Taniac
Athens
Cline Pharmacy Co
Ohio University Hosts Youth Basketball Tournament
About two hundred visiting youth athletes arrive in Athens to enter the Ohio University basketball tournament. A convocation, student welcome, and team drawing precede games starting Friday at 9 00 am with Ohio University facing Mount Union in a conference tilt. The event includes semi finals Saturday and finals Saturday night amid accompanying wrestling match against the University of Cincinnati.
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Athens
Ohio University
Mount Union
Thor Olson
University of Cincinnati Grapplers
Ohio W University
Ginger Seizure Leads Man to Seek Return and Injunction
St Clairsville February 22. Jack Christofio filed suit in Belmont common pleas seeking the return of Jamaica ginger seized on his person by J C Iddings Belmont County deputy state prohibition inspector. He also asked an injunction to bar Iddings from testifying against him in any court.
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ST. Clairsville
Jack Christofio
Common Pleas Court
J. C. Iddings
Belmont County
Christoffo
Ioldings
Garden denies resignation from Chicago Grand Opera post
New York February reports Mary Garden has not resigned as director of the Chicago Grand Opera Company and has made no public statement indicating she will resign.
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Mary
New York
Mary Garden
Chicago Grand Opera Company
Local Notices From Athens Journalize Weekend Visits
Albany Mrs. Luella Wright of Beckley W Va mourns mother Mrs Almira Ferguson died. Mrs J H Cline and daughter Miss Martha visited Athens Saturday. Miss Frances Cline also in Athens Saturday. Earl Castor of Dyesville called on friends. M L Rosseter wife and son of Columbus spent Sunday and Monday with relatives here. Hark Robinett is Jerves with.
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Luella Wright
Beckley
W. Va
Almira Ferguson
J. H. Cline
Martha
Athens
Frances Cline
Earl Castor
Dyesville
M. L. Rosseter
Columbus
Hark Robinett
Athens visitors note community chatter and health updates
Monday night in Athens Galvani visit by E. Robinett Jess Frum Dale Ziggafeos C Sweeny and Harley Cline. Miss Gladys Jeffers of Carpenter visited Saturday. W B Johnson Messenger man seen trading horses with Bill Nichols. A T Stewart buys Marion Bobo property and Bobo moves to Stewart farm. Sick list includes Mrs Lawrence Morris Lloyd Bolin Mrs J N Lindley Mrs Bessie Foster. Ray Ennis slowly recovers from ptomaine poisoning. Ed Bodkins Jefe Tewksbury visits Carpenter relatives over weekend.
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E. Robinett
Jess Frum
Dale Ziggafeos
Sweeny
Harley Cline
Athens
Galvani
Gladys Jeffers
Carpenter
W. B. Johnson
Messenger Men
Bill Nichols
A. T. Stewart
Marion Bobo
Bobo
Stewart
Lawrence Morris
Lloyd Bolin
J. N. Lindley
Bessie Foster
Ray Ennis
Ed Bodkins
Jefe Tewksbury
Local residents visit and events around Albany and Middleport
Carpenter G B Kayser and family visited Henry Steinmetz. L A Marcum and Carl Carsey were Albany visitors. Howard Stewart was in Albany. Guy C Gorby and wife visited David Farmer in Middleport. W I Swett and W A Dailey did business in Glouster. Pegtown school under Gorby held a Washington Lincoln program with music readings and quotations. Children and visitors enjoyed a Valentine party. Lloyd McComas has been ill and out of school. Supt E C Schwan’s birthday noted by friends. Postmistress Reeves reports boxes lacking owner name or metal boxes. changes expected. Armstead Mace to build after buying Howard Stout farm. Arbaughs attended Mrs Peacock’s funeral. Flora Arbaugh had dental work in Athens. J D Steward of Albany visited Grover Quick. Cottrill traveled with cattle. Jesse McCall rented S E Searls farm. Elza McCall and wife welcomed a son. A Morrison and family visited A Mace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. Kayser
Henry Steinmetz
L. A. Marcum
Carl Carsey
Albany
Howard Stewart
Guy C. Gorby
David Farmer
Middleport
W. I. Swett
W .A. Dailey
Glouster
Pegtown
Lloyd McComas
E. C. Schwan
Reeves
Post Office Department
Armstead Mace
Howard Stout
John Arbaugh
Gilbert Bowey
Peacock
Townhouse
Flora Arbaugh
Athens
J. D. Steward
Grover Quick
W. ©. Cottrill
Jesse McCall
E. Searls
Elza McCall
A. D. Morrison
Hockingport Community Notes Include Meetings and Visits
The Hockingport area reports a parent teachers meeting with pupil exercises and a protracted meeting led by Rev. Wilson of Coolville. News of visits and family movements includes Melvin Ice and guests, Mrs. Ice’s grip, James Hershman a guest, Edith Humphrey’s weekend, and a birth on February 19 1922 to Delbert and Mrs. Blake.
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Wilson
Coolville
Torch
Tittle Hocking
West Virginia
Melvin Iee
Logan Ice
Melvin Ice
James Hershman
Otho Elliott
William Buchanan
Dog Ridge
Arthur Lee
Fred Medley
Joe Keever
Parkersburg
Logan
Brawley
Charles Hayden
Edith Humphrey
Delbert Blake
Ethel
Gladys Parker
Hockingport
Henry White
W. Va
Pleasanton Guests Leave For Weston Visit and Calls
Pleasanton residents Mr. and Mrs. George Gilkey and son Herbert and Mr. H. R. King planned a Weston visit to see Mr. Kings daughter and son in law Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Husted. Anna Broker of Cincinnati stayed with sister Mrs. John Jones. Elizabeth Towsley of Carpenter visited Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Gilkey. Rinda Parker and Flora Pierce traveled to Athens on business. Mary Reeves of Columbus returning from visit with sister Mrs. John Bolin. G. B. E. Martin and B. W. Kenney ill. Melvin Duckler and son Raymond visited Ira Haning's home with Jene and Guy Gilkey.
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George Gilkey
Herbert
Rinda Parker
Flora Pierce
Athens
Mary Reeves
Columbus
John Bolin
G. PD
Gilkey
Arthur Dixon
iMr
Hester Dixon
G. BE. Martin
B. W. Kenney
Melvin Duckler
Raymond
Ira Haning
Jene
Guy Gilkey
Rock party delights H P C Club at Josephine Moore home
Social items note a Coolville gathering at Josephine Moore with ice cream and cake. Local residents like Israel Yeater sell property on Rock Street to A C Daville as families seek small farms.
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Josephine Moore
Israel Yeater
Rock Street
A. C. Daville
Faye Chapman
Naomi Kincade
Mabel Walden
Adolphus Frame
Athens
Geo. Boles
Stewart
Davis
Dale Reed
American Creamery Co
Will Aiken
Miss Keller
Allen Ball
Coolville
McLaughlin
Guysville
Parkersburg
Ball
Bromo Quinine Cold Remedy Promises Quick Relief
Advertisement touts Bromo Quinine tablets as a tonic laxative and germ destroyer that relieves headaches by curing the cold. The genuine product carries I. W. Grove's signature and cautions buyers to ensure they get BROMO, priced 39 cents.
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I. W. Grove
Infant buried at Zion cemetery. Sunday services noted
The Plains report notes the burial of the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Moore at Zion cemetery on Sunday. It lists multiple Sunday visits by local families including the Geisickes, Humphreys, Ball, Anderson, Loomis, and Sanders, and reports Ben Bess's serious hospital condition in Columbus. It mentions Evelyn Aleshire's pleurisy and a stuck delivery truck near Will Roberts, with six men helping free it.
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Harry Moore
Zion Cemetery
Ed Micheals
Indianapolis
Ethel Ball
Ethel Anderson
Chauncey
Walter Geisicke
Charles Loomis
Logan
A. M. Humphrey
de Geisicke
Gallipolis
M. E. Twiss
Clyde Shipley
Grace Sanders
Athens
Helen Riley
Grant Micheals
Will Roberts
Ben Bess
Murray City
Columbus
Evelyn Aleshire
Carl Geisicke
Baby
Bernadine
Humphrey
Lew Russell
Dayton Man Reports Quick Relief From Bladder Trouble
Local reader John Lumpkins of Dayton recalls severe nights with 15 to 20 nightly trips due to a bladder condition. He credits Lithiated Buchu Keller formula with passing up to 25 gravel-like pieces and urges others to try the remedy, noting its non patent status and affordable 12-cent tablets available at McKee Drug and stores.
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Dayton
John Lumpkins
Carrie Sr
The
Dayton Herald
McKee Drug Dog
Athens
Keller Laboratory
Mechanicsburg
Preaching Sunday at 10 30 by Rev Leslie Dabritz
Local notes report a sermon by Rev Leslie Dabritz at 10 30 next Sunday. Several families visit and travel, including Mrs Annie Holcomb and two children from London visiting John and Mrs Burt. The Luhrig mine shows good activity and several local residents are ill with mumps or recovering.
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Leslie Dabritz
Roy Graham
Dick Russell
George van Meter
William van Meter
Leonard
Wiliam Laning
New Pittsburg
Luhrig
George Graham
Annie Holcomb
London
John Burt
Lou Prindle
Curtis Grace
Dwight
Gertrude Houchens
Mary Burt
Renzie Graham
Nelsonville
Pleading Guilty by Phone Spurs Parking Fine Case
In Zanesville Newark man L. A. Wright was tagged for parking inside a safety zone. He mailed a fine check then phoned police headquarters to plead guilty claiming he was in a hurry to reach his home.
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Zanesville
L. A. Wright
Newark
Ohio Governor Says He Cannot Interfere in Death Case
Marietta Ohio February 22 Governor Harry L Davis stated he is powerless to intervene after the state supreme court acted in the Walter Wright case, Wright having been sentenced to death. The remarks came as the court’s ruling was announced this morning.
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Marietta, O
Harry L. Davis
Supreme Court
Walter Wright
Those Born on Friday, According to Old Belief
A traditional belief claims people born on Friday are affectionate generous and talkative. The idea highlights Friday as a day associated with sociable traits and positive personal qualities.
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Fiber Clark
James Thompson
Phillip M. Zenner
Huntington
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Latrobe
Mary Richardson
C. O. Richarson
Abner Deeter
Raymond Barrows
E. D. Morrison
Athens Hi
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India
Belfast
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Berkley
Athens, Ohio
Ginger
Salem
T. B. Carpenter
Harrisburg
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Athens Implement Co
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