Nelsonville housing and farm for lease near Carbondale
A small six room frame house with good cellar barn and outbuildings near a school and church is offered for lease with 60 adjoining acres at $300 per year. Additional notices list residents visiting Nelsonville and surrounding towns including Miss Irma Wright from Logan and Miss Louise Hyde from Columbus.
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Nelsonville
Carbondale
J. P. Huddy
Nelsonvile
O. R.D
Navy
Alice Mulligan
Columbus
Walter Sanders
Ted
Jack
Millfield
Irma Wright
Logan
Mae Stratton
C. H. Bartlett
Mar
Marietta
Beverly
Wilson Fagley
Zanesville
Neil Preston
O. U
Clifforders
Eulalia Hoch
Louise Hyde
Columbus School For Girls
Bertha Higgins
For Sale Jane Wade Property on East High Street
For sale Jane Wade property consisting of a house and adjoining lot on East High street. Inquire of W WARNER in Nelsonville Ohio. 21-7-p.
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Jane Wade
East High Street
Ee Warner
Nelsonville
Ohio
Lost fifteen dollars reward notice
Lost fifteen dollars in currency between post office and Nelsonville. Reward. Notify Marie Martin at C. D. Shafer & Co. by February 22.
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Poat ‘Office
Nelsonville
Marie Martin
C. D. Shafer & Co
For Sale Two bargains if sold at once single or both
Brick building on a 60 by 132 foot lot offering two bargains. One lot priced at 20,000 with the building brick on the lot. Inquire at this office for particulars.
For Sale Household Goods by Mrs Martin
Private sale starts today at 345 Fort Street. Mrs Jack Martin leaves the city and offers all kinds of household goods for sale direct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Martin
Fort St
Bumgardners Host Noon Dinner for Guests
Mr and Mrs William Bumgardner entertained with a twelve oclock dinner Friday honoring Mr and Mrs Vern Agin of Linnens Missouri. Covers were laid for the honored guests including Mrs Frank Primmer and Elsie Janis of Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bumgardner
Vern Agin
Linnens
Missouri
Frank Primmer
Elsie Janis
Logan
Nick Hawk
Charles Farrow
Mary Ellen
Floyd Courtney
Charles
Kenneth
Oscar Bates
Daugters Thelma
Alice
Misses Pearl
Mildred and Dorthy
Donald Bumgardner
Party at Chestnut Street Featured Ruth Herrold
Ruth Herrold hosted a Friday evening party at her Chestnut Street home with games and music lasting late. Fourteen guests were listed among attendees along with additional attendees including Mr and Mrs McMarrow and several families and neighbors.
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Ruth Herrold
Chestnut St
C. M. McMarrow
Leola McMarrow
Wilma
Virginia Herrold
Marie
Gladys Fiske
Murial Fiske
Pearl Fiske
Athelyn McMarrow
Irma Jones
Elizabeth Jones
Ruth Mills
Ruth McLaughlin
Louise Lauderback
Kathryn Willings
Julia Nichols
Margaret Jenkins
Ada Klein
Pauline Dawson
Rachel West
Harold Spencer
Leroy Klein
Fern Silscott
Ralph Hartley
Clarence Pospichael
James Smith
James Graham
Fred Lauderback
Ernest Shannon
Robert Herrold
William Evans
Henry Boudindt
Leo Anderson
Paul Silscott
William Snowden
Vaughn Cox
Eastern Star to Convene Regular Meeting Tuesday Evening
A regular Eastern Star meeting is set for Tuesday night at seven o clock. Members are urged to attend in good numbers.
Important meeting of Childs' Conservation League
The Childs Conservation League will hold a meeting Tuesday at 2 o'clock in the YMCA. A good program has been planned and all members are urged to attend.
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Coch
Childs’ Conservation League
Slumber Party Hosted by Miss Lucile Stalter
Miss Lucile Stalter hosted a slumber party Saturday night. Guests included Miss Vesper Shafer of Ambus, Miss Irma Wright of Logan, and Misses Claudine Uhrig Esther Vorhes Helen Oblinger and Doras Parks.
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Lucile Stalter
Vesper Shafer
Ambus
Irma Wright
Logan
Claudine Uhrig
Esther Vorhes
Helen Oblinger
Doras Parks
Missionary Society to Elect Officers at Presbyterian Church
The ladies of the Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church will be entertained by Mrs. Charles Tedrow Tuesday afternoon. This important meeting will include the election of officers and other business, with a good attendance desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Ladies of the Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Charles Tedrow
Frances Willard Memorial Services Held at Local Home
The W C T U schedules Frances Willard memorial services at Mrs C H Terry’s home on West Washington street at 2 P M. A special program is planned with a silver offering for the memorial fund and a large attendance is desired.
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Frances Willard
C. H. Terry
West Washington Street
Funeral held for Wm Dunnett in Glouster
L R Andrrews was in Dayton for business. The funeral for Wm Dunnett, whose death was reported in the Messenger, was conducted at his home Sunday afternoon by John B Dickson of the Church of Christ. Interment followed at the city cemetery. He leaves a widow and seven children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Dunnett
John B. Dickson
Church of Christ
Mrs C V Milter Dies After Lingering Illness
Mrs C V Milter aged 68 died Saturday evening at her Spring Street home after a lingering illness. Funeral or other arrangements will not be announced until word is received from relatives in North Carolina.
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C. V. Milter
Spring Street
Vo YO Eehla
North
Carola
Minnie Duncan Leaves After Visit With Parents
Miss Minnie Duncan ends a two day visit with her parents Mr and Mrs W H Duncan and returns to Columbus Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Duncan
W. H. Duncan
Columbus
Funeral services held for Mrs Dalmah Hilt in Jacksonville
Funeral services for Mrs Dalmah Hilt age 68 were conducted at the U B church in Jacksonville yesterday afternoon at 2 o clock with burial in Russell cemetery. Hilt, a longtime Jacksonville resident, died suddenly, shocking many friends in the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalmah Hilt
Jacksonville
U B
Russell Cemetery
Miss Vera Achauer Returns From Visit in New England
Miss Vera Achauer returned Saturday from an extended visit with Mrs. Clifford Ladd at Mansfield Massachusetts. She also visited Boston Massachusetts and Hartford Connecticut.
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Vera Achauer
Clifford Ladd
Mansfield
Mass
Boston
Hartford
Conn
Rural life in Glouster as telegraph and depot close
Glouster saw a day of disruption as the telegraph office closed all day and the depot shut after No. 6 arrived in the afternoon. Officials hope protest actions in Washington over the change are addressed before next Sunday.
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Glouster
No. 6
Aldi
Washington
Opera tonight Fourth Chapter Iron It
Opera tonight features the fourth chapter in the cycle with Hyland in a leading role and evening performances listed as part of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eves? Hyland
Letter From Private Rupe Describes Front War Experiences
Migg Blanche Rupe receives a 1919 letter from her brother Private John R. Rupe of the 166th U.S. Infantry Supply Company. He recalls Armistice timing, movements in Germany, battles in Luneville Lorraine Baccarat and Chatillon Thierry sectors, a wish to return home, and life aboard the Rhine with Edward Benhaus, amid snow and electric lights. He hopes to be home within months.
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Migg
Blanche Rupe
John R. Rupe
166Th U. 8S. Infantry
Ted Oberwinter
Germany
Henry R. Walby
Luneville
Alence Lorraine
Baccarat
Chateau Thierry
Sherman
Edward Benhaus
Rhine
Bargain Prices From H Brooks Store Ad
An old newspaper ad lists everyday grocery and household items with reduced prices. Star Naptha Washing Powder 5c per cake, Star Soap 8c, Old Dutch Cleanser 25c, good rice 10c per lb, milk 16c, lard 38c, salt meat 30c per lb, oleo 85c per lb, sausage 30c per lb, seeded raisins 12½c per lb, prunes 20c per lb, steel cut coffee 80c per lb, big jar pickles 16c per lb, Argo starch 25c, canned beets 18c, cracked hominy 6c per bushel, toilet paper 5c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Brooks
Clarks Oo
N. T
Brest Records Fast Troop Discharges in World War I
Brest led a wartime race for home ports with record troop discharges and swift ship turnovers. Leviathan trips to Liverpool set speed records with 10,388 troops discharged in 29 hours and quick coalings. amid influenza, storms, and a harsh logistics era, brigadier general Butler organized relief for 1800 men overnight, showcasing resilient camp spirit and Schwab commendations.
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Lowell Mellett
United Press
The
Brest
Berlin
Bordeaux St Nazaire
Havre
Marseilles
Boulogne
Calais
Leviathian
Liverpool
America
Simms
Camp Pontanezen
Bern
von Steuben
Louisville
Butler
130Th Marines
Camp Pontanescn
Charles M. Schwab
Wilson signals U S entry into league of nations push
President Wilson expresses confidence Congress and the public will back joining a league of nations as essential to lasting peace. He plans to address the country after Paris conference and may travel to France again after March. He also cites Russia as a key roadblock and notes a near grounded George Washington off Cape Ann, dodged by escort Harding.
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Robert J. Bender
United Press
Boston
Wilson
Congress
United States
League of Nations
America
United States Senate
Washington
Senate Foreign Affairs Committee
France
Francis
House
Europe
Russia
George Washington
Hatchers Island
Cape Anne
Harding
Foster Returns to Health After Seven Weeks Absence
Congressmen elect I M Foster briefly appeared in public on Saturday driven by his doctor, signaling a cautious return from seven weeks confinement as officials noted his duties and timeline for resuming work remains unclear. Ruler of a British colony is killed in official dispatches from London reporting the Amir of Afghanistan assassinated.
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I. M. Foster
Attorney Foster
London
Afghanistan
Feudist Habibulah Khan Becomes Afghan Amir in 1901
Habibulah Khan ascends to the Afghan throne in 1901 at age 46. The accession marks a new era for Afghanistan’s monarchy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Habibulah Khan
Amir
Afghanistan
French substitute for glass coating metal lattice
A French substitute for glass is described as light metal lattice work coated with a non inflammable film.
Pianos Sold Fast After Messenger Ad Boost
T C Green a veteran piano salesman used the Messenger to sell two second hand pianos. He paid 65 66 cents for three insertions and shortly after the first insertion a buyer from Coolville called. He loaded the pianos, traveled east, and returned with 470 dollars in cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Green
Coolville
Mr. Green
Change in Local Implement Firm
The firm Brooks & Hibbard at 16-18 EB State St. becomes Brooks & Fierce after Guy J. Fierce of Trimble acquired a half interest. H. W. Brooks remains active to expand the business, now one of the region’s largest farm implement dealers. Fierce, formerly in Trimble lumber, will move to Athens and oversee growth.
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Brooks & Hibbard
State St
Brooks & Fierce
Guy J. Fierce
Trimble
H. W. Brooks
Brooks
Fierce
Fie
Athens
Athens High to Stage Roof Garden Revue March 6 at College
Athens High presents a Roof Garden Revue at the college auditorium on March 6 and 8 featuring sketches and stunts, six colored waiters in blackface, dance numbers by young performers, and a new high school band under Principal McCormick.
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Roof Garden
Athens High School
College Auditorium
Academy of Acting
Athens High
Russell Rupp
Academy
James Hawkins
Carl Brooks
Homer Baird
Baker Young
Carl Wilson
Floyd Wolfe
Harold Graham
Jean Gist
Jubiee Anonag
Floyd Brown
Paul Hall
Harold Liggett
Richard Daggett
Normandy
Grace Roush
Grace Richardson
Lenora van Dyke
Mary McGrainer
Vercoe Murphy
James Basom
Llewellyn Evans
Paderewski Calms Crowd During Warsaw Demonstration
A group of unemployed staged a protest outside the Bristol hotel where Premier Paderewsky stays in Warsaw. They cried out they were starving and demanded food and work. Paderewsky spoke about the Entente commission's aid efforts before the crowd dispersed.
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Warsaw
Bristol
Paderewiski
Entente
Market Report Notes Mixed Prices and Poultry Shift
Feb 24 market notes show creamery produce at extra 56c and Guineas around 96.50 with selected goods. Poultry prices rise by two to four points, while other items slide. Deluns price movements not fully clear.
Pittsburg Livestock Market Report Difficult Read
Vague figures from Pittsburg Pennsylvania dated February 34 show cattle numbers around 100 with a slow market. Prices listed include prime 18.00, common 33.00, veal 16.60, sheep and lambs 13.00, beef types 17.96 to 18.00, with several totals and roughs around 16 to 19 dollars and several higher category totals.
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Union Stock
St Hoge
Eaeves
Ateet
Ewer
Veuin Lambs
vntresuRna
Pittsburg
Cincinnati Cattle Market Receipts and Prices Reported
Cincinnati cattle market notes show receipts around 1800 with weak demand for mince around 16.60 to 17.00. Hog prices steady near 11.00 to 11.60, with packers and butchers paying about 11.00 to 11.50. Extra steer and heifer figures listed at roughly 16.50 to 17.60.
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Cincinnati
Local College Gas Prices Reported Across Campuses
Princeton station reported a gallon at 3.88 dollars while Lima and South Lima posted 3.88 and 2.88 respectively. Indiana priced at 3.28, Wooster at 2.58 and Plymouth at 2.33 dollars per gallon.
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Princeton
Lima
South Lims
Indiana
Wooster
Lymouth
Chicago Produce Market Butter and Cheese Prices Report
Chicago produce market listings show butter creamery at 84 cents with standards 49 to 44 dollars? unclear. riggs-ordinaries firsts 87 plus 68 cents. cheese twins 25 cents to 25? cents, Young American 75 percent plus 26 cents. Live poultry price listed at 80 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cmicago
Toledo Grain Closing Prices Report
The Toledo market lists corn values at No. 8 cash $1.34 and $1.35, oats Standard white 62%c, barley No. 2 $1.00, clover seed February $24.90 and March $24.40, April $30.60, Alsike March $17.00, Timothy new cash $4.65, old cash oats February $4.65, April $4.76 and May $5.72, October $5.35.
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Toledo
Timothy
Flu Ravages Trimble With Eighty Infected
Flu outbreaks sweep Trimble affecting eighty people though deaths remain at two. Physicians report many expected to recover. most patients are youths including six year old Charles McKinley, son of Deputy Sheriff Pete McKinley. Funeral held yesterday for William Dunnett, 35, who died Thursday at Bio Bente in Glouster leaving a wife and seven children.
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Trimble
Charles McKinley
Pete McKinley
William Dunnett
Bio Bente
Glouster
Appointment of Executor for Mary H. Fuller
Joshua R. Sands has qualified as executor of the estate of Mary H. Fuller late of Athens Ohio deceased. Dated this day of February 1929. H. T. P. Sede Praha Judge of Said Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshua R. Sands
Mary H. Fuller
Athens
Ohio
H. T. P. Sede Praha
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Eastern Star
D. F. Shafer
Vesper
Hazel Edington
Gay Aumiller
Sam Hanley
Garpenter
Glouster News
L. R. Andrrews
Dayton
Will
Cleveland
Findlay Oil
Toledo Grain Market
Stuart Opera House
Claughter
Domole
Pred DE Gresac
Cort Theatre
New York
Turbday
Talians
West Virginia
Fairmont
W. VA
Charleston
Fairmont Field
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