Dr Thacher's Liver & Blood Syrup touted for self poisoning relief
Advertisement promotes Dr Thacher's Liver & Blood Syrup as a cure for self poisoning linked to sluggish liver digestion and nervous exhaustion. It claims quick relief, a guaranteed purchase, and lists local druggists in Athens Glouster Nelsonville and nearby towns as sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Thacher
Thacher
Nature
der. Thacher
Thacher's
Dr. Thacher
McKee Drug Company
Gibson Pharimnacy
Athens
Lefavor
Glouster
The
Gem Pharmacy
Nelsonville
J. A. Isselsma Jin
Deanville
Nash and Higgins Removed From Lancaster Liquor Force
Dana H. Nash and Walter Higgins, linked to the Lancaster police, face dismissal as city officers after previous roles as moonshine crackdowns. Nash vows to stay in Lancaster and keep pursuing bootleggers, while Higgins’s retirement from the force is being sought by Mayor Alspach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Dana H. Nash
Walter Higgins
Lancaster
Nash
Ciry
Crabbe
Higgins
Alspach
Columbus Driver Arrested in Athens for Overwidth Truck
Coontz, driver for Thomas Transfer Co. of Columbus, was arrested Tuesday by Officer Maple in Athens. Arraigned before Mayor Koons, he received a five dollar fine and costs with orders to print proper weight specifications on the truck’s side. Charge filed by J. A. Wiseman of Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yvyornotf Coontz
Thomas Transfer Company
Columbus
Tolieeman Maple
Koons
J. A. Wiseman
Athens
Stunt Driver Plans Five Day Continuous Run Through Athens
Sergeant Cole, the Canadian Hercules, will drive a Star car from Marion to Marietta via Athens over 30 towns in five days without sleep or fuel stops. He will be handcuffed to the steering wheel with police bracelets and strapped in with a leather harness. The unusual test draws interest from former service members and local interest from Lostro Auto in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Sergeant Cole
Hercules
Zanesville
Marion
Marietta
Cole
Lostro Auto
Cate
Engineers Endorse William Chilton For Senate Seat
Cleveland Ohio June 4 William E Chilton Democratic candidate for the Senate ward received the endorsement of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers in a message of support issued by the triannual direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
William E. Chilton
United States
Davis Elkins
West Virginia
Brotheroool
Yestery
Pastime Theatre Closed For Interior Overhaul
The Pastime theatre shuts to the public this week for interior overhaul and redecorating. Repairs to the piano are underway and a new screen is being installed.
Kiwanis District Meeting Draws Nelsonville Group
Nelsonville Kiwanis members spend the afternoon and evening in Lancaster for a district gathering. Grotto members from the area left Wednesday morning for Zanesville to attend Amron Grotto ceremonial sessions this afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville Kiwanis Club
Lancaster
Zanesville
Amron Grotto
Chamber of Commerce June Meeting Preview
The June meeting will be held Thursday evening with dinner at 6 16. A report from delegates to the May Cleveland convention will be presented and several key easiness items will be discussed. This will likely be the last forum meeting until October as the board plans regular summer sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Pythian Sisters
Chamber of Commerce
Cleveland
Board of Directors
Resignation of Nelsonville Schools Superintendent Accepted
The Nelsonville board of education accepted the resignation of Prof. DD. A. Ferree as superintendent at a special meeting Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DD. A. Ferree
Nelsonville
Board of Education
Roudebush Fined for Speeding Before Mayor
C I Roudebush paid ten dollar fine and costs for speeding when arraigned before Mayor Jax with Patrolman McLaughlin as affiant. The court suspended the fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. II. Roudebush
Jax
McLaughlin
Progressives Gain Political Tone At Labor Convention
The labor convention moved toward a political tilt as messages of support reached Senator Smith W. Brookhart of Iowa, a Republican aligned with the Progressive and Farm blocs. Invitations were sent to several Progressive Senators to speak, signaling a broader agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Labor Organization
Smith W. Brookhart
Iowa
Senate
Flowers Planted in Fountain Square by Woman's Club
Flowers were planted in the fountain on the public square Monday under the direction of the Woman's Community club. The late season delayed planting until this time. Mr. and Mrs. Chas Evans returned to Willard Ohio after Decoration Day visit, accompanied by Miss Freda Hicks who will stay for the summer. Miss Freda Hicks, Miss Marie Josser, Maxwell Bartoe and Oswald Swingle drove to Athens Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Community Club
Chas. Evans
Willard Ohio
Freda Hicks
Willard
Marie Josser
Maxwell Bartoe
Oswald Swingle
Athens
Chauncey High School Holds Commencement for 24 Graduates
Chauncey O June 4 The Chauncey Dover high school commencement drew packed seating in the Church of Christ as 24 graduates received diplomas. Dr Galen Starr Ross of Columbus spoke on Education while Chauncey teacher Bert Thompson also addressed the crowd. The Athens orchestra provided music and solos by Mildred Sands and Stella Carter accompanied the ceremony.
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Chauncey, O
Chauncey-Dover High School
Church of Christ
Athens
Galen Starr Ross
Columbus
Bert M. Thompson
Chauncey Schools
Mildred Sands
Stella Carter
Kathryn Thomas
Harlen White
Jennie Ruthi
Jella Grimes
Thelma Sams
Pearl McBride
Veretoria Oakley
Chalmer Poling
Thelma Rankin
Jennie Ruth
Wiley Ryan
Darrell Sams
Ralph Syx
Edytha Smart
Orpha Sweazy
Alta Worden Williams
J B Fulton to be buried Thursday in Athens
Funeral services for J B Fulton 68 a longtime Athens business figure who died Tuesday after a long illness will be held Thursday at 10am at the family residence 36 Franklin Ave conducted by Rev Daniel McGurk private for family and friends. Interment in West Union Street Cemetery. Fulton born November 10 1845 in Athens Township built a wool and grocery business, married 1882 to Etta Wilson, survived by children Clifford Charles H Harris Chester W Oscar Mary I and nine siblings.
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J. B. Fulton
Athens
Franklin Avenue
Daniel McGurk
M. E
West Union Street
Fulton
Athens Township
Court Street
Columbus
Charles H. Harris
Chester
Oscar
Mary
G. A. Shaw
Jacksonville
Gibson
Jacksonville U. B.B
Three Siblings Precede Him in Death Surviving Relatives named
The deceased is described as having three brothers and three sisters who preceded him in death. Surviving relatives include two sisters Mrs. George Kaler and Miss Martha Vulton, both residents of Athens.
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George Kaler
Martha Vulton
Athens
Glouster Church Event Hailed. Local News Highlights
Glouster notices report a Church of Christ meeting on Thursday with a men’s program and food. Obituary notes Mrs. G A Shaw 70 died in Jacksonville after a paralysis stroke. funeral Friday at Jacksonville MFP church. Also reported are hospital updates, Moose Legion birthday party, local visits, Columbus trip mentions, and a new machine measuring half a billionth inch.
Weekend Visits Across Towns Prompt Local News
Miss Marie Byron of Coveins spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Jacek Byron. Freda Whitstone of Channacey visited Murray friends. Kennison was hospitalized for an infected foot possibly needing amputation. Howard Chivers returned to Columbus after visiting his parents Mr and Mrs William Chivers. Ruth Kennison of Columbus is visiting Murray. Lemaken and Poling hosted Sunday guests from Logan. Anna Kourt of Nelsonville stayed with Mrs Albert Stone.
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Marie Byron
Coveins
Jacek Byron
Moss Freda Whitstone
Channacey
Murray
Kennison
Howard Chivers
Columbus
William Chivers
Ruth Kennison
Lemaken
Poling
Logan
Anna Kourt
Nelsonville
Albert Stone
The Peoples Store Big Bargain Carnival at Glouster
The greatest sale in Glouster and vicinity begins Friday June 6 at 9 am. Twenty five dollar purchases earn five gallons of gasoline for customers traveling at least 15 miles. Fifteen salespeople will assist shoppers. no waiting. Look for the red sign in front of The Peoples Store Glouster.
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Glouster and
People's Store
Glouster
Fisher Family Visit Spreads Across Town
The week begins with Mr and Mrs Jonh Fisher from Pomeroy visiting Mr and Mrs Fisher in Murray. The trip marks a brief family exchange as neighbors share news and plans for the coming days.
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Jonh Fisher
Pomeroy
Mrs. Fisher
Murray
Community news from Amesville and area small items
Sunday guests include Dr and Mrs Clarence C Robin son of Athens and Mr Dewey M Goddard of Ohio University. A baby born Friday died the same day. Residents share sympathy for the Rilee and Smith families. Several local visitors from Ricyrus Columbus Jackson Mich and Huntington WV attended. The Brisonburg correction issued after misprint. Community Club meeting featured pot luck dinner and educational talks by Me Vey Porter and Mrs Beatty. next meeting July 7. May weather: 4.08 inches rain 21 days with 5 clear days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence C. Robinson
Athens
Dewey M. ‘Goddard
Ohio University
Junctionity
Clarence Bakara
Jackson, Mich
John Ebekar
Brirsonburg
Ursonburg
Community Club
Me.Vey
J. Porter
Beatty
Huntington
W. Va
Watt Grover
Hockingport Visitors Attend Marietta Commencement
Mr and Mrs James McLaren and son Walter visited relatives in Marietta last week and attended the high school commencement where 108 graduates received diplomas. Miss Edith Humphrey of Ohio University spent the weekend at home with her parents before returning to Athens with the Humphreys. Willie Stiles of Beaver Falls visited the Fosters over Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mclaren
Walter
Marietta
Weekend Guests and Local Happenings Across Troy Township
Karl Dickenson and Julian Adams were weekend guests at a home. George Palker of Akron and sisters Jessie and Gladys Parkersboro visited their parents Mr and Mrs EB Parker. Cummings Cook hosted relatives including Charlie Scott of Belpre. Everett White bought a new car. Conley toured Coolville for business. G W Purdy, Louisville College student, will preach two Sundays monthly at Torch Baptist. Rev Moyer of Parkersburg led services at Hockingport Methodist. Troy township Board of Education held a teachers' meeting at FBR Tidd’s Coolville office. Cordiff steamer passed en route to Pittsburgh laden with calves and farm goods.
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Karl Dickenson
Julian, Adams
George Palker
Akron
Mises Jessie
Gladys
Parkershoro
EB. K. Parker
Cummings Cook
Charlie Scott
Belpre
Here
C. W. Hayden
Everett White
Tra Conley
Coolville
G. W. Purdy
Louisville College
Torch
Moyer
Parkersburg
Hockingport
Board of Education
Troy Township
F. BR. Tidd
Cordiff
Pittsburgh
Local Families Share Weekend Visits in Columbus Area
Orbiston Mr and Mrs George Morrison and children plus Mrs Clyde Webb of Columbus were guests of Mrs Anna Barstow. Joe Hinckstone of Columbus visited his parents. Flo left with cousin Glase Thompson. Dessie Callif and children from Columbus visit grandmother Mrs Wadkins. Walter McKilroy of Mansfield visited the Morrisons. William Douglas hosted guests including Mrs Cash Riley and family from Cambridge. Will Donley of Shadowside and Alfred Care with children of Circle Hill were in town.
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George Morrison
Clyde Webb
Columbus
Anna Barstow
Joe Hinckstone
Flo
Glase Thompson
Dessie Callif
Mra. Wadkins
Walter McKilroy
Mansfield
William Douglas
Mra
Cash Riley
Pred
June
Cambridge
Ohio
Will Donley
Shadowside
Mr. Donley
Alfred Care and Children
Circle Hill
Weekend Social Roundup Across Ohio Towns
Visitors from Columbus and Murray City shared visits with local families including Mr and Mrs W Jones in Murray City. Shoppers from Murray visited local residents while Wellston hosts welcomed returning relatives from the foremen’s family. Byesville and Nelsonsville noted weekend guests and revival attendees at the M B E church.
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Liquor Force
William Chilton
Nelsonville News
S. Elgan Miller
John Onakiey
BP. D
Chauncey High School
I. N. Miller
Moneypenny-Hammond Co
Kiwanis
Chauncey High
J.B. Fulton
Cnurch of Christ
Sadie Williams
Grant Hospital
Williams
Ernest Williams
Mooseheart Legion
Lenore Colley
Anna Cobb
Ida Emrick
Leota Price
Ruth Chambers
Mary Jennings
Jennie Ross
Bellare
Malcolm Penman
W. W. Leadbetter
D. C. Thomas
J. A. Richards
Harry Richards
Bess Richards
I. P. Kientz
William James
A. J. Crawford
W. Ki. McCarty
Jimmie
Thomas Avenue
J. M. Howard
Robert
J. B. Mason
Corning
Paul R. Adams
Alfred Jonas
Murray City
Teapot Dome
Amesville
J. E. Zeller
Orbiston
Pat Quinn
Robinett Poling
W. Jones
W. T. Beane
Tom Poster
Homer Anderson
Annabelle
Wellston
Ed Newman
Frank Newman
Byesville
Buechtel
M. BE
Hattie Anderson
Nelsonsville
W. T. Evans
Sintence
Po Lee and
Mrveeren
Herbert Brenon
Nita Naldi
Patsy Ruth Miller
George Fawcett
Malt Moore
Dempsey-Firpo
Lee Dempsey
Dunelini
C. L. King
Nelson
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