Visitors and social calls weave through Athens week
Miss Marie Dew visited Athens on Wednesday while Grace Whitlatch of Carpenter stayed at the Whitlatch home. T. W. Coe and Morton Webster made business visits in Columbus and Pomeroy respectively. Mrs. Howard Coe and Mrs. Wesley Webb visited Athens Friday. Hather Teeters visits Carpenter family. Will Coe and Florence Strong spent time in Athens. Blanche Woodgerd from Jacksonville was the over Sunday guest of Will Irwin. Peter Morse visits daughter Goldie Richardson in MicConnelsville. Max Sheward from Jacksonville visited Will Irwin and Esther Bowery in Athens. Ed Lasch and son Lealie were in Athens recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Dew
Athens
Misa Grace Whitlatch
Carpenter
Clyde Whitlatch
T. W. Coe
Columbus
Morton Webster
Pomeroy
Howard Coe
Wesley Webb
Hather Teeters
Alvan Carpenter
Will Coe
Blanche Cline
Esther Bowera
Ed Lasch
Lealie
Catarrhal Deafness Claim Promises Quick Relief
An old home remedy suggests Parmint double strength dissolved in hot water with sugar, told to be taken as a tablespoon four times daily. It is claimed to relieve head noises and open nostrils, stopping mucus from dripping into the throat.
Local Social Notes At The Plains And Surrounding Area
Mr and Mrs Clinton Augustine and Mr John Phillips of Poston spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mr and Mrs Arthur Burch. Geo and Mrs Ben Harrison hosted Sunday guests Mr and Mrs Coon of Orbiston and Mrs Jones. Mr A M Olson and daughter Agusta ill but improving. Raymond Hoch of West Virginia arrived to visit his parents Mr and Mrs N S Hoch. Mrs Pat Moore and daughter Evelyn Louise of Athens visited with her mother Mrs Lacy Sergeon. James Burchfield returned home Sunday after a week in New England. Arthur Burchfield visited relatives at Poston Saturday. Miss Ida Campbell recently visited Athens as guest of Mrs John Robbins. Moore and Wendell Spenner spent afternoon in Martin area. James and Arthur Burchfield were Tuesday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Clinton Augustine at Poston. Several families here are ill with flu. Miss Hope Kirk is ill with mumps. Mr and Mrs Milton Twiss and daughter Mary Jo of Athens were here Sunday, escorted home by her mother Mrs Mary. Mr and Mrs F M McHarg visited Sunday at Derrell Moore of Athens, who spent Saturday night and part of Sunday with his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Augustine
John Phillips
Poston
Ace
Arthur Burch
Geo
Ben Harrison
Coon
Orbiston
Jones
A. M. Olson
Agusta
Raymond Hoch
West Virginia
Pat Moore
Evelyn Louise
Athens
Lacy Sergeon
James Burchfield
New England
Arthur Burchfield
Ida Campbell
Heroe
John Robbins
Daugher Wen
Ca Moore
Endell Spenner
Jamee
Derrell Moore
Woman power in wartime business illustrated in health
The passage notes thousands of women entering many lines of work to replace drafted men. It highlights health as a key asset but warns that some women developed weak and nervous conditions under stress. It suggests Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a proven remedy used for forty-five years to restore health and strength to American women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Lydia E. Pinkham
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Both Phanes
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New Ohio
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