Kelsonville Chamber Holds Annual Meeting and Votes
The Kelsonville chamber elected Dr. C. E Welch as president and approved officers for 1924. Directors include Julius Fischer Dor. W. S. Rhodes John Hill and Martin Ohlinger. They opposed the Athens bus franchise and urged paving Mason City hill and the brick plant road. The next forum is February 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Presdent
C. E Welch
Walter Wolf
J. S. Pritchard
CC. Sharp
Julius Fischer
Dor. W. S. Rhodes
John Hill
Martin Ohlinger
H. H Ter
Isaac Warner
C. E. Campbell
CC. E. Weltzheim
WH. Parks
Welch
Eclug
Co. C. Sharp
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Athens
Mason City
Brick Plant
Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound Restores Dark Hair Tone
A traditional remedy claims to darken gray hair naturally and evenly. The formula with Sage Tea and Sulphur is said to restore gloss and luster, making hair look younger. a bottle sold at drug stores is said to remove gray by morning when applied strand by strand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth
New lamp burns 91 percent air and beats electric light
Inventor F A Johnson of Chicago promotes a novel lamp claiming 91 percent air burn, no odor smoke or noise, outpacing gas and electric lamps. Tests by the US government and 35 universities allegedly prove superiority. offers a free trial and local agency opportunity with earnings potential per month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Johnson
Lake St
Chicago
Mrs Florence Kallenbeck Returns to New York City
Mrs Florence Kallenbeck leaves Wednesday evening returning to New York City after visiting her mother Mee. Alex Nelson and family, 21 Bimowood Place.
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Florence Kallenbeck
New York City
Mee
Alex Nelson
Bimowood Place
Preventive Laxative Tablets Endorsed by BE Grove
A brief label advertises Laxative BROMO or MNINE Tablets as a preventive remedy for colds or influenza. The box bears the signature BE W Grove, Soc, suggesting an endorsement or proprietorship.
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BE. W. Grove
Sunday Church Schedule and League Meeting
M E Church holds Sunday school at 9 30 in the morning with sermon at 10 39. The A C FE League convenes at 6 p m followed by preaching at 7 30 in the evening.
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M. E. Church
A. C. FE. League
Big basketball schedule includes Kingston clash at the Y
The athletic committee expands travel for the big team with games against Columbus Indianola Chillicothe Kingston and more. Tuesday January 8 Kingston battles locals at the Y. Y girls face Plains high January 9 and Junction City January 11 rubber game attracts attention. Grottto minstrel to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Indianola
Chillicothe
Kingston
Plains High School
Lancaster
Y Girls
Junction City
Laurelville
K. of P
Columbus Westwood
Shawnee
New Lexington
Betty Ross Club to Host 100 Percent American Meeting
A Betty Ross meeting will be held at the I. O. O. F. hall at seven tonight. A state speaker is scheduled to address the gathering focusing on American themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Ross
I. O. O. F. Hall
Social club entertained by hostesses Wednesday evening
The W. B. A. social club was en tertained Wednesday evening by Mrs. Howard Duckler assisted by Mesdames Stuart Maffin Corwin and Carter. Lewing drew the attention of the ladies until a late hour when the hostesses served refreshments.
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Howard Duckler
Mesdames Stuart, Maffin, Corwin and Carter
Lewing
Methodist Sunday School Class Social on New Year’s Eve
Class No 3 of the Methodist Sunday school with Mrs Thomas Spencer spent an enjoyable evening at Mrs Harry Cox home on New Year’s Eve Gifts were exchanged and Mrs Anna Raine won a guessing contest Present were Mesdames Mattie Weakley Stella Betts Alice Dresher Anna Raine Elizabeth Riley Laura Gandee Lucretia Kennedy Mary Riggs John Murphy Anna Bartoe Mary Robertson Jennie Edgell Margaret Jones Harry Cox Minnie Freer and Mrs Spencer The hostess served a luncheon at the end of the evening
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Sunday School
Thomas Spencer
Harry Cox
Anna Raine
Mesdames Mattie Weakley
Stella Betts
Alice Dresher
Elizabeth Riley
Laura Gandee
Lucretia Kennedy
Mary Riggs
John Murphy
Anna Bartoe
Mary Robertson
Jennie Edgell
Margaret Jones
Minnie Freer
Spencer
Lanin Weakley
Ruth Marie Spencer
First Sunday in New Year Brings Officers’ Greeting
Berians are asked to attend next Sunday to greet the new officers. The teacher prepared a good lesson and the orchestra has planned some music for the event.
New Years Dinner Hosted by Mr and Mrs Bartoe
Mr and Mrs Willard Bartoe entertained with a 12 o clock New Year’s Day dinner. Covers were laid for Mr and Mrs Thomas Spencer Mr Frank Yenpok Miss Edna Spencer Miss ee Spencer, and the host and hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Bartoe
Thomas Spencer
Frank Yenpok
Edna Spencer
Missee Spencer
Willard Bartoer
Presbyterian Church Sunday School and Leaders Named
The Presbyterian Church schedules Sunday School at 9 30 A M with Prof Gammersfelder of Ohio University Athens filling the pulpit in the morning and evening. Marion Morris leads the Junior Endeavor Society at 6 o clock. The Wednesday prayer meeting was a success with Mrs John Saltz leading and Mr John Hoodlet slated to lead next.
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John Hoodlet
John Scott
Agnes Raybould
Arpee
Raybould
Presbyterian Church
Gammersfelder
Ohio University
Athens
Marion Morris
Junior Endeavor Society
John Saltz
Church Activities Schedule Outline for Winter Programs
The official board pledges quick relief from congestion in graded rooms. The pastor selects unions for morning and evening services. Epworth League plans worthwhile winter programs. Class meetings remain popular with older members. Sunday School Board meets Monday at 7 00 PM. Midweek services Wednesday at 7 00 PM. Choir rehearsal Friday at 7 00 PM.
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Epworth League
Church Services Schedule With District Superintendent Visit
Pastor C. Sandholtz announces Sunday School at 9 36 A M and morning worship at 10 30 A M with Rev L R Roberts district superintendent to preach. Evening service at 7 00 P M. Cottage prayer meeting tonight at Mr Wareheim's Walnut Street Park Dale house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bt. C. Sandholtz
Love East
L. R. Roberts
New Minister Brindley Abbott to Lead Church Service
Rev Brindley Abbott from International Falls Minnesota will preach at 7 90 p m and oversee year pledges. Members urged to bring envelopes to aid the treasurer in completing 1923 finance reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brindley Abbott
International Falls
Minnesota
Secret of Happiness for Women Health
This nineteenth century style advice extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the remedy to ill health in women. It claims the tonic restores the system to normal health by alleviating pain irregularities displacements and nervousness across life stages from youth to middle age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Glouster Council Opens With Mayor Park Presiding
The first meeting of the new council with Mayor Park presiding will be held at the city building at 6 o clock promptly this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayor Park
Mrs Brown Visits Athens Before Returning Home
Mrs W J Brown of Detroit travels to Athens to stay with Mr and Mrs James Dyer for a few days before resuming her journey home after visiting her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs C A Young.
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W. J. Brown
Beatrice Walsh
Detroit
C. A Young
Athens
James Dyer
Mrs Williams and family visit Columbus relatives
Mrs George Williams with her daughter Miss Margaret and Miss Winnie Meredith traveled to Columbus on Thursday to spend a few days with Mr and Mrs Moses Williams.
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George Williams
Miss Margaret
Winnie Meredith
Columbus
Moses Williams
Miss Phyllis Craft Returns to Cincinnati Conservatory Studies
Miss Phyllis Craft, after spending the holiday vacation at her home in this city, returned to Cincinnati today to resume her studies at the Conservatory of Music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Craft
Cincinnati
The
Conservatory of Music
Columbus man visits friends in city on Thursday
F P Dulaney of Columbus, formerly from Glouster, was calling on friends in the city Thursday.
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F. P. Dulaney
Columbus
Glouster
Mrs Reese and daughters visit Chauncey hosts
Mrs D P Reese and daughters Mrs Arthur Coombs and Miss Ethel Reese spent Thursday and Friday in Chauncey as guests of Mr and Mrs Edward Minister.
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D. P. Reese
Arthur Coombs
Ethel Reese
Chauncey
Edward Minister
Norman and Tom Smith Take Over Elijah Smith Garage
Norman and Tom Smith have purchased the Elijah Smith garage at Jacksonville and are now in full charge of the business.
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Norman and
Tom Smith
Elijah Smith
Jacksonville
Mines Idle as Sunday Creek Keeps Water High
Mine 22 of Hisylvania Coal and Ohio mine 1 at Jacksonville remained idle due to high water. Creek levels dropped some but still unsafe for workers, keeping both mines idle Thursday and today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hisylvania Coal Company
Ohio
Jacksonville
Officers Installed at Glouster Lodge No 607
Glouster lodge No 607 F A M will hold a special meeting tonight to install officers. Following the ceremonies refreshments will be served.
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Glouster Lodge No. 607
Mrs Walter Robinson Guests At Rainey Home
Mrs Walter Robinson of Columbus spent several days this week visiting her parents Mr and Mrs J M Rainey and other relatives at Trimble.
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Walter Robinson
Columbus
Trimble
J. M. Rainey
Evangelistic Meetings Set at City Church Start Jan 3
Evangelistic meetings will commence at the Church of Christ in this city on Sunday January 3. Local ministers invite residents to attend and hear messages of faith.
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Church of Christ
Revival Preaching by Rev. Welsh at Jacksonville and Hollister
Rev. Welsh of Circleville will preach at 10 oclock Sunday morning at Jacksonville U B Church. He begins revival services at Hollister at 630 PM and will continue through the month.
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Jacksonville U. B
Welsh
Circleville
Hollister
December sales of new 4 percent treasure savings stamps
Postmaster Reed reports Jacksonville post office sold certificates valued at seventeen hundred dollars during December. The sale highlights the new 4 percent savings stamps issued by the treasury department and marketed locally.
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Jacksonville
Reed
Endicott Couple Spends Sunday with Fawcetts
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Endicott visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George Fawcett, sharing a family afternoon together.
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C. E. Endicott
George Fawcett
Fire destroys 14 feet of barn after storm refuge
Phil Milhone found his barn ablaze Thursday morning. Firefighters extinguished the blaze after several hours, destroying 14 feet of one side. Officials believe hunters sheltering there from a storm started the fire.
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Phil Milhone
Burns couple return home after visit
Prof and Mrs Dana T Burns departed Tuesday afternoon for Berea Ohio, concluding a weeklong visit with relatives in town.
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Dana T. Burns
Berea, O
Harpolds Serve Turkey Dinner To Local Relatives
Mr. and Mrs. EF. S. Harpold served a turkey dinner Sunday to a number of local relatives.
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Harpold
Five Couples Granted Marriage Licenses in Athens County
The Athens county bureau issued marriage licenses to five couples this past week, documenting their formal union plans and legal eligibility.
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Athens County
Miss Grace Mc Bride Visits Cleveland Relatives
Miss Grace and Addine Mc Bride, teachers in Cleveland schools and sisters of Mr 8 T McBride, arrived Saturday to spend a few days with relatives and friends.
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Grace
Addine McBride
Cleveland
8. T. McBride
Saturay
Miss Parr Opens Small Grocery After Move
Howarod Tanbory and family have left the Stilwards property on Rock street and Miss Nelia Parr has moved in. Miss Parr plans to start a small grocery business at the location.
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Howarod Tanbory
Stilwards
Rock Street
Nelia Parr
Miss Parr
Dinner guests visit local families this weekend
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Runion of Carthage were dinner guests of Mr. Alex Caldwell and Miss Susan Caldwell on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cowdery and daughters Wilma and Thelma stayed from Friday to Sunday with Thelma and Wilma's father, Mr. Foster, near Hockingport.
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Robert Runion
Carthage
Alex Caldwell
Susan Caldwell
Charles Cowdery
Wilma
Thelma
Mr. Foster
Hockingport
Mrs Gertrude Roberts Visits Athens Family
Miss Gertrude Roberts of Athens spent her holiday vacation with home folks in this area.
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Gertrude Roberts
Athens
Humphreys to Leave for Athens Hotel Berry Positions
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Humphrey expect to leave Thursday afternoon for Athens where they have positions with the Hotel Berry. Mr. and Mrs. John Hayhurst of New Concord spent Christmas with the latter's parents Mr. and Mrs. Ed Galbreath. Miss Dora Galbreath accompanied them home for a short visit.
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J. A. Humphrey
Athens
Hotel
Berry
John Hayhurst
New Concord
Ed Galbreath
Dora Galbreath
Mrs Genevieve Pratt Arrives Home for Short Visit
Mrs Genevieve Pratt of Athena returns home Monday for a brief visit with her parents Mr and Mrs L Owens.
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Genevieve Pratt
Athena
Mrs. L. Owens
Bradford family to resume business after parental visit
Mr. C. G Bradford of Springfield Massachusetts plans to return this week to his produce brokerage that serves western Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut. The Bradfords own three producing wells on their Carthage gas field farm and are drilling a fourth.
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C. G Bradford
Springfield
Mass
Braford
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Bradfords
Carthage
New Year's Supper Draws Crowd at I O O F Hall
The Ladies' Aid of the M E church hosted a New Year's Eve supper at the I O O F hall. A well attended event featured good eats and music with proceeds totaling about $20.
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M E. Church
Bus Line Planned Between Coolville and Athens
Clyde Midkiff of Pleasanton plans to start a new bus service from Coolville to Athens with two daily round trips. He may extend the route to Parkersburg once east road improvements are complete.
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Coolville
Clyde Midkiff
Pleasanton
Creesy
Here
Athens
Parkersburg
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Kelsonville News
Dean Ewers
Mr. Ewers
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Bethel M. BE. Church
Charles Gilbert
Santa Claus
W. B. A. Social Club
First Methodist Episcopal Church
G. E. Tutt
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Episcopal Church
Cal
Mills’ Electric Shop
Nelsonville
Aes
Hamburg
Kib Boll, Tb
Dixie Bacon
Crubro Tomato
van Dyke & Dinsmoor Meat Market
P. Hall
Goodyear
Savy Wa
Sucgeest
A. D. & I White
Gibson
Pharmacy
Prescription
Roach
Jackson
Roach’s
Messenger Bidg
Winchester
Stuart
Opera House
Axminster
Nelsonville Dry Goods Co
Vocalion Records
Brunswicks
Parker Bros. Bank of Athens Building
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