Troubles Have Gone Declares Contractor
L H Taylor of Petersburg Virginia a prominent contractor rebuilding on Harrison Street says Tanlac cured his exhaustion coldness numbness and weakness after a terrible decline He reports renewed strength appetite and better sleep and endorses the medicine for himself and his wife with several local retailers listed for Athens Coolville Nelsonville Amenville Buchtel and Federal areas
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taniac
Tanlac
Athens
Cline’s Pharmacy
Coolville
Taylor & Son
Nelsonville
Gem Pharmacy
Amenville
F. W. Gibson
Buchtel
Allison Kk. Walker
Federal
J. W.wilson
Trimble Couple Host Mrs Wright Penrod This Weekend
Mrs Wright Penrod of Trimble spent the weekend as the guest of Mr and Mrs P H McKinley, according to local society notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright Penrod
Trimble
P. H. McKinley
Local Visits Highlight Robinsons and Johnsons
Mrs. Ann Robbins and grandson Arthur Boyles Jr visited Pome roy Saturday. Dr. Blaine Johnson and family of Logan joined Major R. R. Johnson and family for Sunday cordial calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Robbins
Arthur Boyles Jr
Pomeroy
Blaine Johnson
Logan
R. R. Johnson
Mrs Bush Returns Home After Chicago Visit
Mrs. Fred W. Bush arrives home after a three week stay in Chicago with her sister Mrs. W. C. Sprague.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W.bush
Chicago Sr
W. C. Sprague
Mrs Farley Returns From Two Week Vacation
Miss Katherine Farley came back Friday from a two week vacation with relatives and friends in Michigan. Mrs Lydia Danford of Trimble spent the weekend with the family of her son Dr W G Danford of Maplewood Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Farley
Lydia Danford
Trimble
W. G. Danford
Maplewood Drive
Baker and Teterick Couples Visit Columbus This Weekend
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey C. Baker and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Teterick drove to Columbus on Saturday and spent the weekend with relatives, returning home refreshed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey C. Baker
Harry Teterick
Columbus
Paul L. Albright Returns to Detroit After Visit
Mr. Paul L. Albright arrived back in Detroit Michigan on Saturday concluding a brief stay with his sister Harvey C. Baker of 15 South High Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul L. Albright
Detroit
Mich
Harvey C. Baker
South High Street
Ruth Davis Returns From Chicago Summer Term
Miss Ruth Davis arrived home from Chicago where she attended the summer term at the Bush conservatory of mystic. Dr. and Mrs. H. T. Lee and their daughter Miss Francis went to Buckeye Lake for a week, staying at the Mauger hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Davis
Chicago
Bush Conservatory of
Mystic
H. T. Lee
Francis
Buckeye Lake
Park
Mauger Hotel
Notable Local Visits Spend Vacations Near Utica and Buckeye Lake
Mr. Homer Cooksey traveled to Utica for a weeklong vacation visiting his daughter and son in law Mr. and Mrs. George T. Koch. Dr. and Mrs. W. W. Lee and daughter Mary Helen left for Buckeye Lake to join Columbus friends for a two week stay at Vernon cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Cooksey
Utica
George T. Koch
Helen Cooksey
W. W. Lee
Mary Helen
Buckeye Lake
Columbus
Vernon Cottage
Local families visit in weekend social mix
Rutland residents Mr. and Mrs. Worley Forrest and Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Chase and daughter Betty were guests of Frank and (Mrs.) Hamilton at 226 West State Street. Ena Nelson returned from Buckeye Lake where she stayed with Byron Wolfe’s party. Lafayette Gaston, Ida Heacock, Milton Caldwell, and others from Gallipolia Vinton and Albany Rd joined G. M. Jack family for a weekend gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worley Forrest
C. M. Chase
Betty
Rutland
Frank Hamilton
West State Street
Ena Nelson
Buckeye Lake
Byron Wolfe
Logan
Lafayette Gaston
Gallipolia
Ida Heacock
Milton Caldwell
Vinton
Frank Kayser
North Lancaster Street
Akron surveyor Clyde Folley returns to duties with Morrin Knowles
Clyde Folley has returned to Akron to resume work as a surveyor for Morrin Knowles Engineering Co. after several days with his mother at 36 West State Street. Dr. and Mrs. R. J. Studer came home from a two week motor trip to Cedar Point Akron and Cleveland, visiting Mrs. Studer’s relatives Mr. and Mrs. Brent G. Metcalf at Cedar Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Folley
Lola Folley
West State Street
Akron
Morrin-Knowles Engineering Co
City
R. J. Studer
Cedar Point
Cleveland
Visitors and Travels Around Athens and Surrounding Areas
Mr and Mrs A F Antle and son Dwight of Zanesville visit Sec ond street with Mrs Antle’s parents Mr and Mrs William Pierce. Other trips include Buckeye Lake with the Wolfe and Preston party. R J Dorr of Toledo visits Athens and Canaan ville, joined by Mrs Carpenter and Miss Mulligan. John Clark led a Glouster to Athens outing with Hamiltons. Overmeyer family hosts Irene and Louise Morrow after Columbus trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Antle
Dwight
Zanesville
R. J. Dorr
Toledo
Athens
John Clark Sr
John Clark Jr
Florence
Robert
Glouster
Evan Hamilton
Maple Street
Surprise birthday picnic for Mrs. Tom Scott
Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Gross and relatives visited near Torch yesterday to celebrate Mrs. Tom Scott's 68th birthday anniversary with a surprise picnic dinner on the lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank R. Gross
Tom Scott
Frank Gross
Remembrance Day Dinner Attendees List
Plates set for twenty four guests honoring a day guest. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Scott plus multiple families of Grosss from Athens, Crooksville and New Lexington, Fr Ek Gross and baby Jack Lee, Charles Franklin and Ernest Rennard, also James Ginnan Oliver Gutman Julia Ann, Ida Ruussell near Jacksonville and James Kernan of Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Frank R. Gross
W. Gross
Ernest R. Gross
Charles Franklin
Ernest Rennard
Athens
Fr. Ek. Gross
Jack Lee
Crooksville
Carl Gross
Mary Louise
New Lexington
Frank Gross
Jas. Ginnan
Oliver Gutman
Httle
Julia Ann
Ida Ruussell
Jacksonville
James Kernan
Pittsburg
Birthday fete honors Elizabeth Langenburg at Park Place
Mrs. J. M. Higgins hosted a party in Park Place Boston for six year old Elizabeth Langenburg with 12 children present. The group enjoyed games and a birthday cake with candles before an automobile ride led by Mr. M. E. Twiss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Langenburg
Boston
Mass
Margaret Louise Farmer
Dayton
J. M. Higgins
Park Place
Thomas and
Virginia Hoover
Maurine Cornwell
Mary Joe Twiss
Delia Dorsey
Tom Craig
John Logan
Helen Jones
Goldie Cross
Eleanor Garrett
M. E. Twiss
Coogan and Mitchell to meet in open-air bout tonight
In Youngstown on July 26 Mel Coogan of Brooklyn and Richie Mitchell of Milwaukee square off in a 12 round lightweight bout as contenders for Benny Leonard's title. The card also features Kid Pennet and Tiny White at 120 pounds along with Donley vs Keefe and Ryan vs McCoy in eight round clashes. The Coogan Mitchell bout is billed as the top local draw with a history of blood in their previous meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Mel Coogan
Brooklyn
Richie Mitchel
Milwaukee
Benny Leonard
Kid Pennet
Tiny White
John Donley
Uniontown
Walter Keefe
Alliance
Tommy Ryan
Mike Wesport
Johnny McCoy
Cleveland
Funeral of Mrs Lash Held at 4 O'clock
Funeral services for Mrs. W. D. Lash who died last Tuesday in San Francisco will be conducted at 4 PM tomorrow from the residence of Prof. D. J. Evans 69 West State Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lash
W. D. Lash
San Francisco
D. J. Evans
West State Street
Informant fears for own safety in murder case
Allen Tatum, who reported Katherine Jackson’s body found in a New York trunk, remained at a Birmingham police station fearing for his life. He named Le roy, the murder suspect's husband, as extremely jealous and blamed jealous passion for the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Allen Tatum
Katherine Jackson
New York
Tatum
Leroy
Jack Johnson to arrive in Chicago for White Slave case ruling
Former world heavyweight champion Jack Johnson, freed from Joliet, was expected in Chicago for a potential new trial on Mann Act charges and possible resentencing. District Attorney Clyne planned immediate action, while Johnson seeks bond as hundreds of spectators awaited his arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jack Johnson
M. Johnson
Charles F. Clyne
Johnson
Jack
Joliet
Last Outdoor Sunday Service At Ohio University
The final outdoor Sunday evening service drew a full grandstand at Ohio athletic field. The daylight gathering began at 6 pm with a student choir led by Miss Garber and sacred numbers by the band. Rev. Hart Strecker Wilcox Murch assisted. Prof W H Cooper presided. Dr Thomas L Lowe of Columbus preached a four point sermon on God man the scriptures and salvation through Christ from a truck in front of the grandstand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Ohio Athletic Field
Miss Garber
Hart
Strecker
Wilcox
Murch
W. H. Cooper
Frederick Treadley
Thomas L. Lowe
Columbus
Athens
Treudley
Athens road official touts Dreco relief for backache
John Cail, Athens County road superintendent, testifies Dreco eased his backache, kidney issues, and constipation. He says his nerves, sleep, appetite, and digestion improved, and he praises the herbal tonic’s energizing effects. Dreco is marketed by The Cline Pharmacy Co in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dreco
Drecce
Akron
John Cail
Route 6
Athens
Cail
Athens Co
Cline Pharmacy Co
Ohio coal industry records grim 1919 20 period
Ohio's coal sector faced its worst year ending June 30 1920 with 147 fatal accidents among 1919 1920 outputs. Falls of roofs caused 76 deaths while Amsterdam Ohio on October 29 1919 saw 20 dead in the state’s largest mine disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Jerome Watson
State Division of Mines
Jefferson County
Ohio Coal Co
Amsterdam
Must Have Medicine For Summer Weather
This ad urges every family to keep a medicine on hand during hot summer months. It claims the product will be needed before summer ends and its value far exceeds cost. It asserts the medicine has no superior for its intended purposes and encourages immediate purchase.
Pershing and Dawes to Visit Marietta Next Thursday
Marietta prepares elaborate reception for General John J. Pershing and Brigadier General Charles G. Dawes. Dawes will visit his mother Mrs. G. G. Dawes. American Legion post plans the welcome ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Pershing
Pioneer City
Marietta
John J. Pershing
American Expeditionary Forces
Charles G. Dawes
G. G. Dawes
American Legion
Ohio University students honor Dean Richeson with gift
Several hundred summer school students gathered at Park Place to praise Dean Richeson. They presented a near 250 gift of a 23 jewel Howard watch with gold case and chain, and a keystone charm. Speakers praised his friendship and leadership, noting his impact beyond facilities and programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Nean J. J. Richeson
Park Place
Alta Cherrington
Foral Strickland
Mary
Pearla Hickman
Elizabeth Beatty
Ohio
Ohio State Unniversities
Massilon
Richeson
Roosevelt
United States
David Starr Jordan
Cameron Gullette
Carl Thompson
Dean Richeson
Mabel R. Gillogly
Naomi Caldwell
Amma D. Kemp
Howard
Digestion Basics Advise Thorough Chewing and Chamberlain Tablets
The article stresses digestion begins in the mouth and urges thorough mastication and insalivation before swallowing. It warns neglect leads to stomach trouble and, for indigestion, advises avoiding beef and veal, eating sparingly, and using Cham berlain's Tablets to ease bowels and aid digestion.
Inventor touts wrench that fits any bolt size
A new wrench claims to fit any bolt size and grips firmly between a jagged jaw and an adjustable chain a foot long. The inventor asserts universal compatibility and secure operation, presenting a versatile tool for varied fasteners.
Extradition Demand for Bela Kun Reaches Berlin
A long note sent from Budapest to the German government urges the extradition of Bela Kun, former communist dictator of Hungary. The communication outlines the case and seeks formal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Bela Kun
Hungary
Tractor lug design thwarts stickiest soil clogging
The lugs on a new tractorwork in and out like spades an eccentric on the axle and seen themselves, preventing the wheel clogging in the stickiest soil.
Labor records rate Ohio candidates for governor and senate
The Ohio state federation of labor adopts a report rating candidates by labor record. McCulloch and Davis are favorable for governor, Cole unfavorable. Donahey is included as favorable. For U.S. Senate, Wanamaker and Brown labeled favorable, Willis unfavorable, Julian listed as pro labor, with other candidates lacking records. Chief Justice Nichols seeks re election. Geiger and Marshall listed among Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthias and
Jones
Supreme Court
Spreme Court
Columbus
Ohio State Federation of Labor
Ohio
Roscoe C. McCulloch
Harry L. Davis
Ralph D. Cole
Congress
David Wesley Wood
Sandusky
Donahey
United States
Labor Committee
R. M. Wanamaker
Walter F. Brown
Frank B. Willis
W. A. Julian
A. F P. O'Neill
Macy Walcutt
J. P. Walser
Nichols
Frank W. Geiger
C. T. Marshall
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L. H. Taylor
Walkover Avenue
Petersburg
Taylor
Harrison Street
Ociety
Felice
Dainty
Dorothy
EANS
THE
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Ensilage
Caloric
T. J. Savage
C. F. Hummel
John
D. Hudnall
Ray
Albany R. D
G. M. Jack
Richland Avenue
F. L. Preston
Carl Ramsey
Bessie Mulligan
Shelby
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
H. T. Mulligan
Shade
Childe
Coogan
Mitchell
Supt OF Roads For
Akron O
Thurber
Thurber & Yeo
Herb Wonder
Sefason
Ytchinson & Stickney
Net
the Espantion
Universities
Amar
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