White Sale Event Announced For Saturday March First
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1919
Page
8
White Sale in Dry Goods Department Featured Items
In the dry goods section a white sale showcases long cloth, Indian linen, heavy pajama checks, striped and checked waistings, lingerie crepe linen, poplin yard, smock cloth, percales, fine shirting madras, bleached muslin, and various notions. Prices include 27 to 60 cents, with side board skirts and pound talcum on sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atone Somons
N. Merceriz
Poplin
Madras
Aioe
Remarkable White Sale on Waists and Lingerie
Our higher grade waists are offered at one dollar off regular prices with strong values across the line. Muslin drawers in sizes 25 to 29 show robust savings with exceptional garments priced around 60 cents. Silk camisoles in white and flesh crepe de chine and satin covers are featured with appealing White Sale pricing.
Rose net and cambric flouncings for skirts and babies
A short sale listing notes rose net 12 inch cambric skirt flouncings and 27 inch fine batiste baby flouncings priced per yard. The item emphasizes fabric types and dimensions for sewing needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batiste
Pomeroy Bend Receiver Appointed and Service Resumes
United States court appoints Supt. Harry Hartwell as receiver for the O. R. BE. R. & P. Co. and orders resumed service under federal supervision. The move aims to shed prior burdens and restore modern equipment and reliable service as traffic returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United State Court
Harry Hartwell
P. & M. Electric Co
Pomeroy Bend
Prominent Racine Lady Dies After Third Stroke
Mrs. Bessie Ellis widow of W. A Ellis of Racine died yesterday at age 76 after a third stroke last Thursday evening. She was highly regarded in Racine where she had lived many years and was described as a good mother in Israel. Surviving children are Thad, John, Mrs. Laura Bake of Racine, Wilbur and Tom of Clairton PA. Funeral service set for Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racine
Bessie Ellis
W. A Ellis
Israel
Thad
John
Laura Bake
Wilbur
Tom
Clairton
Birthday Box Opening by Middleport Church Ladies
Last evening Hon Edgar Erwin's class of lady bible students at Middleport Presbyterian church held their annual birthday box opening at Mrs J P Rice's home. Members deposited a penny for each year of life, and this year the box totalled 23.03 dollars, representing equal years lived by contributors. A pleasant social evening followed with apple pie and ice cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Erwin
Lady Bible Students
Middleport Presbyterian Church
J. P. Rice
Neary Escaped On Defect Mamaux Indicted in Sedition Case
Jack Mamaux, who earlier caused a stir here with his actions and was indicted in U S court on sedition remarks, was released from the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Mamaux
U. S
Erroneous Reports on Wiliam Jacobs Condition
Persistent reports claimed William Jacobs died from his Saturday shooting near Gallipolis. Last evening residents reported he appears to be holding his own though in precarious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Jacobs
Gallipolis
Man from Racine Undergoes Foot Surgery in Gallipolis
Lou Gibbs of Racine underwent surgery at a Gallipolis hospital to remove dead bones from a foot injured in a mine accident about a year ago. He will stay for further treatment as the injury has caused him extended loss of work and ongoing trouble with the limb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Gibbs
Racine
Gallipolis
Brisk Congregations Grow at Syracuse Church Revival
The MEB church in Syracuse reports its largest congregations in quarter century times. Sunday services and Sunday school attract many, aided by a seven piece orchestra during revival services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Good Brethren
Ebersbachs Return to Pomeroy to Start Coal Business
Raymond Ebersbach returns with his bride after discharge from the army and will help his father Captain Fred Ebersbach in the coal business in Pomeroy. They plan to establish a home here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Ebersbach
Pomeroy
Mr. Ebersbach
Capt
Fred Ebersbach
Pomeroy Tent 422 Plans Banquet After Meeting
The Pomeroy Tent No 422 of the Order of Maccabees looks forward to a big banquet and a general good time following their regular business meeting this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy Tent No. 422
Order of Maccabees
Scouts Reorganize Elect New Leaders
The Pomeroy Boy Scouts elect Rev. Thomas Turnbull as Scoutmaster with Elmer Goodwin and Kessell as assistants. C. A. Peregoy retires after years as Scoutmaster due to pressing personal affairs and is praised for loyal service to boys and the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Boy Scouts
Thomas Turnbull
Elmer Goodwin
Kessell
C. A. Peregoy
U.S. Experts Authorized to Study Montevideo Underground Phone System
United States experts are authorized to conduct studies for an underground telephone system in Montevideo Uruguay. The move signals cooperation on urban infrastructure and network modernization under potential local adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Montevideo
Uruguay
President Support for League Run Continues at Boston Dinner
President Wilson defends league neutrality and withdrawal rules while rejecting a hasty constitutional amendment. He notes neutral nations seek membership and warns serious worldwide consequences if the league fails. Senators and representatives press questions as committee chairs speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
League
Boston
United States
Wilson
Sennent Hitchcock
Oonnte
America
Nothng
Europe
Brandegee
Hitchcock
Foreign Relations Committee
Lodge
Knox
Senate
Flood
House Committee
Local residents noted in Nelsonville and nearby towns
Beaumont reports Mr. John Wyant visiting Chauncey while Mrs Myrtle Pidcock and Miss Marloe were in Nelsonville Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs Charlie Shaffer visited business in Nelsonville. Monday Mrs Mary Durst and four children visited her parents Mahlon Bradshaw and sister Eerste Lee at The Plains for several days. Mr and Mire Alfred Carr and two
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Pidcock
Miss Marloe
Nelsonville
John Wyant
Chauncey
Charlies Shaffer
Mary Durst
Mahlon Bradshaw
Eerste Lee
the Plains
and Mire
Alfred Carr
Local visitors and business guests from Ohio towns
Sons Warren and William of Circle Hill visited their grandparents Mr and Mrs John Wyant on Sunday and Monday. Mr and Mrs Ervin Pidcock were Athens business visitors Thursday. Mr and Mrs Clifford Courtney of Chauncey were guests of Harve Courtney and family on Sunday. Mrs Emma Ryan was a Nelsonville business visitor one day last week. Mrs Julia Wyant was a Nelsonville business visitor Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
William
Circle Hill
John Wyant
Ervin Pidcock
Athens
Clifford Courtney
Chauncey
Harve Courtney
Emma Ryan
Nelsonville
Julia Wyant
Fellowship Meeting At First Christian Church
The First Christian Church fellowship meeting Wednesday night drew a large crowd. The program spanned devotion, a financial report, and a year ahead outline by the pastor. In the basement the program included music readings dialogues and fan making with a minstrel feature by church women. Rev Murch has strong support from the congregation including many men and dedicated women workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
First Christian Church
Murch
Tis Church
Congregation Sees Prosperous Year Ahead Under Rev Murch
The congregation pursues all church activities with Rev Murch leading, envisioning a prosperous year ahead and progress across all branches of church work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murch
Remarkable New Pain Killer 20th Century Liniment
A claim it relieves rheumatic and other pains instantly with a simple rub from the bottle. The advertisement urges buyers to take a bottle home tonight and says any druggist can supply it.
Eva Belmont seeks separation amid odalisque parties
Mrs. Eva Belmont files for separation from husband in St. Louis alleging too many odalisques at parties meant to rival oriental potentates revels. The divorce action centers on social excesses and marital strain caused by the conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Eva Belmont
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