Local Grocery Ad and Social News Items
A fragment lists prices for a Cash and Carry Store with items like sugar syrup corn and pork and beans alongside household goods. Nearby social notes mention visits and guests of families in Athens and surrounding towns including Shrelves, Burchfield, Finney, Young, Shaw, McHarg, Buffing, Ferrell, Barker, Surgen, Lyons, Donnley, and Hardy across Buchtel Pos ton Glouster Union and Carbon Hill.
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Athens
Will Shrelves
Buchtel
Orley Shrieves
Arthur Burchfield
C. D. Augustine
Poston
Jennie Finney
Hubert Young
Harrison Davis
Sanford Shaw
Union
F. M. McHarg
Lulu Smith
Carbon Hill
Zell Buffington
James Ferrell
Sand Run
Floyd Barker
Surgen
Harry Lyons
Glouster
Edris Donnley
James Hardy
Special Red Men Lodge Meeting Set For Saturday Evening
A special meeting of the Red Men lodge is scheduled for Saturday at 7 o clock to consider adoption. All members are requested to attend. Fred Brown, secretary.
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Red Men Lodge
Fred Brown
Cavalry Baptist Church Plans Revival Meetings
Cavalry Baptist Church schedules its monthly business meeting for Thursday evening January 6 at 6 30 with a strong call for every member to attend. Preparations are to begin for special revival meetings on Sunday night January 16 and the congregation presents Pastor Rev H C Smith with a purse of money as New Year appreciation.
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Cavalry Baptis Church
H. C. Smith
Evening Party Highlights At Mrs Noble Home
Miss Margaret Noble hosted a Friday evening gathering for twenty guests at her home. Apple and candy refreshments were served and games were enjoyed late. The Plains Miss Pearl Barnes hosted an evening event with about fifteen attendees including Miss Noble.
Community notices from Pratts Fork and surrounding area
Pratts Fork residents share social visits for New Year festivities. Families such as King Wingett Jones Williams Meeks and Cain are noted with relatives in Athens and at Ohio University. The local school reopened after a vacation and several residents attended dances at Ducklers and Burlingham.
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F. M. King
Merle
Faye Wingett
Emmett Jones
Dorothy
Emerson
Pearl
Wayne Wingett
Ethel Steimnetz
Harold Jones
Leo Williams
Duckler
Clarence Williams
Walt Williams
Floyd Williams
Richard Williams
Clint Douglass
Everett Douglas
Dawson Meeks
Floodwood
Burlingham
Will Meeks
Vinton Meeks
Athens
Edison Kyle
Frank Cain
Vada Dartt
Ohio University
Nelsonville Classifieds Spotlight Jiggs and Gas Buggies
The Nelsonville Messenger notes a special classified page department head will carry ads. Readers are urged to check for items like Jiggs and Gas Buggies appealing to locals.
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Nelsonville
Messenger
West End P. T. A. Meeting Held Friday
The West End building parent teacher association will hold its regular meeting on Friday January 7 at two o clock. The room with the largest attendance will receive the traveling picture prize. All are invited to attend and support the association.
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West End P. T. Association
Parent-teacher Association of the West Building
Revival Meeting at International Holiness Church Opens
An old time revival begins next Sunday and runs for three weeks at the International Holiness church on Chestnut St. Rev. C. C. Brown of Kingswood Ky. a veteran evangelist of the John Wesleyan type will lead. Rev. C. C. Conley the Quaker son will direct singing.
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International Holiness Church
Chestnut St
C. C. Brown
Kingswood
Brown
C. C. Conley
Presbyterian Church Meeting Draws Strong Attendance
Last night at the Presbyterian church Rev. Dunlop preached a masterly sermon on These All Continued in One Accord in Prayer and Supplication. Women hold daily morning prayer meetings across town with half hour services at several homes. Attendance grows as the Dunlop meetings continue.
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Presbyterian Church
Dunlop
Geo. Johnson
C. H. Roddabush
John Saltz
Martin Ohlinger
Cooley Couple Visiting Columbus for a Few Days
Mr and Mrs Ed C Cooley are spending a few days in Columbus while Mrs Clarence Farrow was in Athens on Tuesday visiting her aunt.
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Ed C. Cooley
Columbus
Clarence Farrow
Yas
Athens
Mrs Parker Sniffen and son Visit Friends Over Holidays
Mrs Parker Sniffen and her son Max left Wednesday for Jetta to be guests of Mrs Sniffen until Saturday then proceed to Kingwood West Virginia. They have spent the holidays here with Mr and Mrs Lafe Hawkins.
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Parker Sniffen
Max
Jetta
Sniffen
Kingwood
W. Va
Lafe Hawkins
Contracts Let to Standard Plumbing for Two Heating Systems
Two contracts were awarded to Standard Plumbing Company for installation of D.& H. hot water heating systems in the homes of Mr. J. P. Wion and Mr. I. E. Hellyer.
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Standard Plumbing Company
J. P. Wion
I. E. Hellyer
Mrs Nelle Spray Hosts Py thian Sisters Chiefs Social
Mrs Nelle Spray delightfully entertained the past chiefs of the Pythian Sisters last evening after a business session. A social hour with elegant refreshments was served.
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Nelle Spray
Pythian Sisters
Revival draws large crowds at Methodist meeting
Four to five hundred attendees fill the fourth night of revival at the Methodist church. A chorus of about one hundred children enhances the services. Rev. Mr. Kemper delivers a powerful talk on examining oneself and challenges church members who attend worldly amusements to invite the pastor to their dances or card parties. He asks if they could respect him if he participated in those activities.
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Methodist Church
Mr. Kemper
Local visits noted in Nelsonville and Athens
Mrs. Ella Six of Nelsonville spent Sunday with Mrs. Liz Guess. Joe Evans was an Athens visitor Tuesday. Mrs. Adam Nash and son of Nelsonville were Tuesday guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Hawk. Mrs. Fin Cook visited Wednesday with Mrs. Orla Shreves at Hocking. Pittsburg No. 10 closed down Tuesday for an indefinite period.
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Ella Six
Nelsonville
Liz Guess
Joe Evans
Athens
Adam Nash
W. P. Hawk
Bell Hamilton
Fin Cook
Orla Shreves
Hocking
Pittsburg No. 10
Milks Emulsion touted as ulcer cure with 16 years relief
An advertisement extols Milks Emulsion for chronic stomach ulcers, citing a Greenleaf Kansas man who reports 16 years of trouble ended after twelve bottles. The ad promises a money back guarantee after a six bottle trial and notes the product is palatable like ice cream. Sold by Cline Pharmacy Athens and Fountain Pharmacy and other druggists.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Cline Pharmacy Co
Athens
Fountain Pharmacy Ete McA
Inventor Unveils Electric Light Attachment for Razors
A safety razor gains a new feature with an electric light attachment designed to illuminate the shaving area. The device aims to improve visibility and precision during grooming.
Army Navy Recruiting Clash Sparks Eastern College Rift
Henry L. Farrell reports that Army and Navy academies clash over recruiting star athletes. West Point aims to build officer corps and guide enlisted athletics, while overzealous alumni lure promising players to join their schools. The dispute threatens broader breaks among major eastern universities and could pressure the Intercollegiate Association to intervene.
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Henry L. Farrell
United Press
New York
Jan
Uncle Sam
Army
West Point
Navy
Bir
Intercollegiate Association
New York Rep Wolk Seeks Probe Into Prohibition Enforcement
Representative Wolk of New York on January 6 introduced a House resolution calling for an investigation of how prohibition is enforced, calling the situation a public scandal.
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Washington
Wolk
New York
Fire at Columbus state hospital causes $1600 damage
A blaze on the third floor of the north wing of the state hospital in Columbus Friday night caused about $1600 in damage. Sixty patients in the ward were prepared to retire when the fire was found and were moved to another wing without difficulty.
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Columbus
State Hospital
Death of Anna Mark at Athens State Hospital
Anna Mark aged 54 died at Athens State hospital from a cerebral hemorrhage after a year as a patient. The remains were shipped to Portsmouth for burial by Undertaker Baughman.
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Anna Mark
Athens State Hospital
Portsmouth
Baughman
Mary Holly Dies at One Year in New Marshfield
Mary Holly, one year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Holly of New Marshfield, died Wednesday at 3 pm after several weeks illness. Funeral services were held at 3 pm at the residence conducted by Rev Dabritz. Burial was in Ross Cemetery. Besides the parents, five siblings survive.
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Mary Holly
New Marshfield
Mary
Joseph Holly
Dabritz
Ross
Finland Estimates 1.16 Million Horsepower in Streams
Official figures place Finland's potential hydro power at about 1.16 million horsepower with only 150000 horsepower currently tapped for use. The data highlight vast underutilization of available energy capacity in Finland.
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Finland
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P. & G. Star
S. W. Gadbury
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Mie
Starr and Pathe Phonographs
Ray Glo
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