Social and Civic Circles In Columbus Visit Highlights
The column lists local residents visiting Columbus for business and social reasons. It notes Mr. C. M. Gill in Columbus, Alonso Coakley of Nelsonville, a petit jury return, W. W. Covento attending an Ohio Retail Shoe Dealers convention, and visits by Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Hopkins. Others include Vevie A. Miller at Camp Sherman, Dr. and Mrs. P. E. Hixson hosting relatives, and the Glenn Carries plan to reside at 24 First Street after marriage in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Covent
Columbus Oo
Ohio Retail Shoe Dealers Convention
Vevie A. Miller
Ordnance Department
Camp Sherman
P. E. Hixson
Charles Glenn
Carrie
First Street
Glean
Giskanene
The Greatest Harm to Your Eyes
Eye trouble prompts invitation for examination and advice to ensure future comfort.
Reverend D Bures New York YMCA Transport Leader
Eceteria and Rev D Bures, once rector of the Episcopal church in threel, now with the YMCA in New York City transport work, visited Athens weeks ago. Ladies Aid of the Christian Church meets tomorrow at 2 pm in the Sunday school room to discuss a reception for Major and Mrs S M Johnson. Mrs J S Biddle of Gallipolis and sister Mrs J E Williams of Linworth visit Mr and Mrs John H Moler. Biddle returns to Gallipolis. Mr and Mrs Walter Moore go to Columbus then Charleston W Va to visit relatives after hosting Mr and Mrs Harry McKinstry and Mises Jessie Carpenter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Bures
Athens
Rres
Episcopal Church
Threel
Y.M.C. A
New York City
Ladies Aid of the Christian Church
Major
S. M. Johnson
J. S. Biddle
Gallipolis
J. E. Williams
Linworth
John H. Moler
Biddle
Walter Moore
Columbus
Charleston
W. Va
Harry McKinstry
Mises Jessie Carpenter
Carpenter
Gentle laxative tonic relieves chronic bowel issues
The text notes some people rely on cathartics and mineral waters to move bowels, which can dehydrate and worsen the disease. It promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as a mild laxative that gently eases bowel movements without causing constipation.
Hunland Peril by Frank J. Taylor
In Berlin on March 3 United Press reports radical demands to the government include a people's trial for the Hohenzollerns Von Hindenburg Ludendorff and Von Tirpitz. They call for release of political prisoners disarmament of volunteer regiments and alliance with the Russian Soviets as republican guards mobilize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Taylor
United Press
Berlin
Hohenzollerns
von Hindenburg
Ludendorff
von Tirpits
People’s Tribunal
George Ledbour
Karl Radek
Red Guard
German government faces gravest test amid Berlin disorders
Dispatches from Copenhagen dated March 5 report the German government confronting its gravest authority test as Berlin experiences growing disorders and a general strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Berlin
Turmoil Spreads as Troops Face City of Berlin
Clashes erupt in Tiergarten and Weimarstrasse as government troops press toward Berlin. Troop loyalties falter, 47,000 Spanndau workers strike. Radical papers walk out, printing halted amid widespread looting and escalating food scarcity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leipsig
Ens
Aaid E Be Jae
Tiergarten
Weimarstrasse
Berlin
Spandau
Ag Se
Congress On Job During Reconstruction Conference Action
A resolution urging immediate reconvening of Congress to stay on the job during a serious reconstruction period was introduced by Mayor James Rolph Jr. at the governors and mayors conference in Washington. The measure provoked partisan clashes over its timing and procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Conference of Governors and Mayors
James Rolph, Jr
San Francisco
Rolph
Lewis
Arizona
Art Board
William Piggott
Mting
Hanson
Seattle
Piggott
Senate
Rome
Belchevier
Oecre Ely Ie
Atere
Enthusiastic praise for Dr Williams Pink Pills
A tired and weak woman reports dizziness, rapid heartbeat, and facial brown spots vanish after two weeks using Dr Williams Pink Pills. The advertisement claims the pills build up blood, restore appetite, strength, and color, and includes offer to send Building Up the Blood book and purchase details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bee
Kande
Dr. Williams
Schencotegy
N. Y
Preston E. Thompson Return From Overseas Service
Preston E Thompson returned from overseas service and attended Sunday School at Teal Church with Charles I Headley. The marine was wounded ten times but has recovered and joined the church group forming part of the Sunday morning program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston E
Preston E. Thompesh
Charles I Headley
Teal Church of C
Marine Thompson
Bitte
Nally
Party for Children at Karne Home In Elhie Avenue
A party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. EB Karne at their Elhie Avenue home featured many children including Gleanis Karas who will leave this week for the K of P Home in Bofield. The afternoon included ten games and a guest list with Mrs Susan Knox and families from Athens and Circleville among out of town attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. J. Karne
el- Hie Avenue
Girt
Gleanis Karas
K. of P
Bofield
Susan Knox
Chester
Kara Misner
and Jessing
Marie Dwight
Athens
Jooseee
Circle Fil
Sunday School Attendance and Offerings Report
The Church of Christ reports 801 in Sunday school attendance and a collection of 9.01 dollars for last Sunday. The Loyal Men had 69 present and the Loyal Women’s class 64. Twenty three babies attended. A group photo was taken by Photographer Osborne at the close of the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Loyal Men
Loyal Women
Clase
Revival Services Close at Church of God Chauncey
Revival meetings at the Church of God in Chauncey ended Sunday after three weeks of good attendance and strong interest. Ev Koch, who led the services, has returned to Ravenna Ohio, assisted by local pastor Rev Timmons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of God
Chauncey
Ev Koch
Ravenna
Timmons
Revival Service Starts at Chauncey M E Church
Rev Elsen, local pastor, will begin a series of meetings at Chauncey Methodist Episcopal Church this week. The public is cordially invited to attend the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsen
Chauncey Methodist Episcopal Church
Shields Visit and Illness Ties in Akron
Mr and Mrs L D Shields stayed in Akron visiting Dr and Mrs Dennison as Mrs Shields remained for a longer stay due to Mrs Dennison's illness. A Sunday call was made to Mrs McKee aunt to aid recovery while William His children of Little Hocking are mentioned in the same note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. Shields
Akron
Family guests travel for medical operation in Columbus
Friday to Monday Mrs. John Waten of The Plains hosts Mrs. and Mrs. LR Fuller and Mrs. William Hines of Chauncey in Bure Oak Menday for vie re. Wessie Linecott and daughter Royal of Nebeenville visit the former's mother in Sher sac. Mrs. Bridgewater and others are present. It is understood he will be taken to Columbus for an operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
John Waten
Plains
LR Fuller
William Hines
Chauncey
Bure Oak
Wessie Linecott
Royal
Nebeenville
Regewater
Shersac
Bridgewater
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Columbus
Convention in Columbus Promises Continued Gala Schedule
In Columbus a large convention unfolds with President presiding over events. Notables Fred Retahinecs and Cart Stickney are listed among participants as plans continue across the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Tors
Gaye
Fred Retahinecs
Cart Stickney
City considers stray chicken control ordinance
Officials discuss a proposed city ordinance to regulate stray chickens within the urban area. The measure seeks permits for chicken keeping and outlines enforcement actions if residents fail to comply. The proposal also asks whether a variance process could intervene if conditions are not met.
Interchurch Federation Plans Representative to Interchurch Meet
The excerpt notes Eseae church and nearby congregations agreeing to discuss sending a representative to the Interchurch meeting next week under Federation Opanen. The plan aims to coordinate Christian efforts and participate in the broader federation discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eseae
Federation Opanen
Edehen Teres D To Lodi Ops
Edehen Teres plans a transfer to Lodi operations. Details remain limited in the fragmentary OCR. Further verification needed to confirm roles and dates.
Unclear Historical Entry Terse Note
Fragmentary OCR mentions a person or event with names and numbers but remains unreadable and inconclusive about date place or outcome. No verifiable details to identify individuals or context.
Stand Regiment Battle Record Narrowly Recounted
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a Stand regiment and a 879nd unit with thirty four men mentioned in an uncertain battle context. The readable text hints at service details but lacks full names, places, or dates to form a complete incident summary.
Signs of Times on the Spanish influenza in early 20th century disease views
The piece discusses the Spanish influenza perceived as a pestilence and its spread in the nation. It cites religious framing and remedies, notes fear and quarantine limits, and mentions the virus entering from Spain and the difficulty of preventive measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Fuere
Spain
Younter
Rdante
Teen Newsbrief From Sackville Ville Friday
A fragment from a 2006 Sackville Ville publication notes Friday events at a local school. Readable bits mention teens and school activities but lack clear names, places, or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teen Sackvilla Ville School
This Harp Now Out Of Tune In Tolmndo
A garbled report describes an incident in Tolmndo where a man lost 11,000 dollars and received only one dollar as restitution. The account names an individual, Jessen, and references a box and a counterfeit feel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tolmndo
Sears
Jessen
Mise Ft Cleareirets
Ts Jasson
Store set to open in city center with new mill plans
Fragmentary report describes the National Woollen Mille and Parkersburg planning a city store opening next month. A man named Mr. Gormley was in the building when it was read about, while a tailor worked nearby. details are incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Woollen Mille & Parkersburg
Gormley
Ches Family Visitation Noted in Detroit Visit
Mr and Mrs Ches along with daughter Misa Beatrice of Detroit are visiting Mrs Catherine Daugherty, the mother of Mr Sherty, during a family visit featured in the locality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ches
Misa Beatrice
Detroit
Mr. Sherty
Catherine Daugherty
Resignation Ends Tie to School Year
An unnamed official resigned and will remain with the current class until the school year ends, handing over duties to the next group as a transition is planned.
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Eis
Ohio
Social Ooo News
Mr. C. M. Gill
Alonso Coakley
Nelsonville
G. B. Lash
Petit Jury
W. HE. Moler
Colum
Lewis Snyder
Frederick
George Lama
Canton
M. Covert
Mr. Covert
Nelsonville Etere
Hunland Peril
Watertown
Cuwancey News
Rimet
Siena
Bagley
Easley’s Est
Easley
Akes Jetter
Glouster
John
Rv Ree
Walt
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