For Sale Notices and Chamber Plans in Nelsonville
Local notices advertise hardware stock for sale on Hocking Street and a five room residence on Church Street with three percent acres. Other sales include a seven room house with two acres and various consumer goods. The Nelsonville Chamber discusses well water and city needs with health board input and plans a March 20 meeting to boost business cooperation.
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Hocking Street
Nelsonville
Ohio
Church Street
Manson Martin
Junk dealer buys magazines at yard and delivered price
Michael Shamansky a junk dealer at 185 Watkins St offers 40 cents per hundred magazines or 50 cents delivered to his yard. Prices good pry ag 14. Bell Phone 262R.
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Michael Shamansky
Watkins St
Pry Ag
Bell Phone
Masquerade Social at Red Men's Hall This Saturday
The Pocahontas degree hosts a masquerade social in Red Men’s Hall Saturday evening with masked attire. Admission is 10 cents for children and 16 cents for adults, with refreshments served.<Event details provided as read>
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Red Men’s Hall
Lost gold wrist watch in Nelsonville streets
A lost gold wrist watch with Hall mark movement was taken Saturday on streets of Nelsonville. A reward will be given to the finder returning it to 323 Poplar St. Nelsonville. 3-6-3.
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Hallmark Movement
Nelsonville
Poplar St
Notice to settle debts to Dr. J C Pickett deceased
Persons owing Dr. J C Pickett for medical services must call at Mrs. J C Pickett’s Bean Block residence within 15 days to pay. If absent, payment may be made to L G Matheny Insurance Agent at the same block. 7-8-p.
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J. C. Pickett
Bean Block
L. G. Matheny
First Dinner for Nelsonville Chamber of Commerce Held
The Nelsonville Chamber of Commerce hosted its first dinner at the Elks club rooms with Presbyterian Ladies serving. Speaker Lou J. Beauchamp urged home loyalty and criticized mail order dollars as Jim Jeffries dollars, while Maguire discussed Y M C A plans and the ongoing water-supply talks continued by the board.
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Nelsonville
Beauchamp
Jim Jeffries
Masonic Inspection Tonight in Local Lodge
Local Masons prepare for the annual inspection of the order tonight. Session begins promptly at 7 o'clock and the Master’s degree will be conferred upon a candidate.
Missionary Society Session At Mathoodist Church
The Foreign Missionary Society of the Mathoodist Church held a Thursday session with Mrs. John Murphy assisted by Mrs. Ida Jewett Mrs. J. R. Wilson and Mrs. Noah Fillinger. Leaders Mrs. H. L. Heck and Mrs. S. L. Poston led the program.
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Foreign Missionary Society of the
Mathoodist Church
John Murphy
Ida Jewett
J. R. Wilson
Noah Fillinger
H. L. Heck
S. L. Poston
Nelle Stratton
Poston
Lena Spencer
Isabelle Thoburn
Charles Cook Sustains Leg Injury At Circle Hill Mine
Charles Cook suffered a broken leg in a fall at Circle Hill mine on Friday. He was transported to his home where Dr. Hill arrived to set the fracture.
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Charles Cook
Circle Hill Mine
Cook
Dr. Hill
Nelsonville Church Seeks $922 Local War Chest
The Athens Presbytery targets $18,597.68 for thirty five churches with Nelsonville sixth in size. Last year the church raised $4,083.41 for war relief. the plan allocates funds among the church departments including missionary society and Sunday school.
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Presbyterian Church
Athens
Nelsonville
Missionary Society
Eneavor Society
New Era campaign launched by church leaders this week
The church, after debt reduction and property improvements, forms a New Era campaign committee at a spirited meeting of officers and auxiliaries. The aim is a new seat and renewed purpose as the church enters its second half century with a push toward victory by March 23.
Nelsonville teams heads to Ohio Wesleyan tournament
Coach Wheeler and Nelsonville High basketball team left yesterday noon for Delaware to take part in the annual Ohio Wesleyan tournament. Numerous local residents visit Columbus and Lancaster while others travel for business and family events. Burial plans and illness details are noted for several local residents, with flu continuing as a concern.
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Wheeler
Nelsonville High
Delaware
Ohio Wesleyan
H.V. Terry
Columbus
J. Strickler
Myrtle Loebsack
Washington, D. C
L. B. Staley
George Johnson
John Saltz
Lourie Sanders
Lancaster
Will Keton
L. A.‘ Whitmore
Will Lama
Nelsonville
Dudley Campbell
Charlies Campbell
Anita Gladys
The
Plains
F. Mattingly
Lou Nixon
T. C. Green
Logan
Shorty” Rizer
Charles Rizer
Cresta Butte
Colorado
Ross Huddy
Charleston
W. Va
John Grose
R. R. Stattern
Martin Ohlinger
George M. Hawk
St. John St
Lafayette Hawkins
Nora Sydells
Bernice Hawk
Bertha Aufflick
June Sibert
Edna Fiske
Daile Figgins
Frank Skiver
D.D. Blake
Barbara Elsie
Jacksonville
Misa Bernice Wilson
Pauline Wagner
Ted Evans
Pauline Martin
Helen Hammond
Helen McCarthy
Bernice Wilson
Clifford Hartley
Lee Pritchard
Charles Price
Buck McKee
Martin Lutz
Raymond Fiuke
James Collins
Vern, Vorhes
Frank Benson
Capital City
James Birge
Zanesville
John Cooley
Lon Rice
John Wood
Joe Verity
Wellston
How Colde Are Contracted Colds
How Colde Are Contracted Colds are due to bacterial germs that are usually present in the air passages of the throat and nose of healthy persons. Under ordinary conditions of do no harm but when you get chilled very tired or eat too much so as to weaken your resistance they are quick to take advantage of it and almost be fore you know it you have a cold. Get a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and take it according to the plain printed directions and you will soon be rid of it but when you neglect it look out. Some of the most serious diseases result from neglected colds.
You May Lead A Hoss To Water Eyewear Info
Improperly fitted eye glasses may look ok yet fail to correct refraction. The eye will not accept them. Visit us to have your glasses adjusted and assessed. We can tell you if you need glasses or a better solution.
Constable Henry Williams Arrested for Slander
Henry Williams of Glouster was arrested and arraigned before Justice Helwig on a slander charge brought by Mrs. Mable Richards. He pleaded not guilty, waived examination, and is held for court as reforms occur. B C Mariner of Athens appointed acting constable after Burris release. mines report light work and a regular constable to be appointed soon.
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Henry Williams
Glouster
Helwig
Mable Richards
Williams
B. C. Mariner
Athens
Pittsburg
Burris
Woodworth
Mariner
Bassett School House Fire Destroys Books and Coal
Several days ago the Bassett school house burned destroying all student books, teachers’ books, and the school library. The coal house and seventy five bushels of coal were also destroyed. Classes are now held in the church. The fire was discovered about four o'clock in the morning. The cause is unknown.
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Bassett
Foster to Return to Downtown Office Tomorrow
Hon I M Foster is expected downtown to his office tomorrow after notable health improvement, enabling him to handle minor duties.
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I. M. Foster
Deputy’s Prank: Old Baby Cart Stirs Athens County
Deputy eeegy found a three wheeled baby cart inside county grounds and hung it on the sheriff’s porch with a large “For Sale” sign. Villagers stared as Parker exposed the joke, keeping clear of the sheriff’s residence that afternoon.
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Athens County
Eeegy
Noah
Parker
Vinci tonic claims strength for feeble seniors
Civil War veteran Nelson H. Pease of the National Soldiers Home Tennessee testifies that Vinci cod liver and iron tonic restored his appetite, sleep, and strength at age 74. He recommends the product for old people and life prolongation. Also mentions Saxol Salve for itching.
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Vinci
Nelson H. Pease
National al Soldiers Home
Tennessee
Mrs. L. E. Poston Dies in New England at 40
Mrs. L E Poston aged 40 died at her New England home on Thursday evening from tubercular trouble after six weeks bedfast. She leaves a husband and six children Mary Emory Stella Earl Gerald and a five year old. one child Lutie preceded her in death. Survived by sister Hattie Ogg Watertown two brothers George Hill Bassett Austin Hill New England and half brother M M Linscott Richland Ave Athens. Funeral set for Saturday at 1 PM at MBE Church with burial in New England cemetery.
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L. E. Poston
New England
Mary
Emory
Stella
Earl
Gerald
Lutie
Lutie Preceded Mrs. Poston
Hattie Ogg
Watertown
George Hill
Basset
Austin Hill
M. M. Linscott
Richland Avenue
Athens
M. BE
New England Cemetery
Death of Howard Runion at age fifteen in Lottridge Ohio
Howard Runion aged nearly sixteen, son of Mr and Mrs L T Runion, died Wednesday night at 11 following a three week illness from pneumonia. He leaves two sisters. Funeral services will be held here at 10 o clock standard time Sunday morning, with burial in Bean Cemetery near Guysville.
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Howard Runion Lottridge
Howard Runion
L. T. Runion
Bean Cemetery
Guysville
Farm Labor Service Expands Local Offices in State
H S Lewis of the Farm Labor Division of the U S Employment Service in Columbus announced plans to select community representatives to link state service with farmers. The service has thirty eight local offices in thirty cities, each with a farm labor department aiming to place experienced workers. Athens county Farm Bureau backs the effort and farmers can contact their county agent or representatives to secure qualified labor. Uncle Sam seeks to help farmers obtain a sufficient supply of capable farm help.
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U.S. Employment Service
Columbus
Lewis
State Service
Employment Service
Athens County Farm Bureau
Athens praised for hospitality to soldiers
Five coaches of colored troops and civilians, seen in transit, were greeted with doughnuts and cookies at Athens yesterday. Red Cross volunteers organized canteen service with daily workers, baskets of fruit and popcorn bells, packing and labeling boxes for soldiers bound for departure. Soldiers praised the reception and letters arrive praising Athens hospitality, putting the town in a class by itself.
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Athens
Come
Ladies and Society of Stewart
Red Croes
Dovehnuts
Cnoiier
The
Red Cross
Roof Garden Revue at Athens High Sees Strong Crowd
The Athens High School play last evening drew a crowded house with faster, sharper numbers. Proceeds estimated between 400 and 600 dollars will benefit the organization and possibly fund uniforms. Morgan served as interocutor. eight basketball players attended the Pensware event. teachers plan to Delaware to watch games. Supt. Morgan heads to Dayton for a teachers institute address before returning to Columbus for a Deshler dinner with the team. Llewellyn Evans notably replaces Je Jordan in the duo and dance. Edward Wise scores big again.
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Athens
Ne Sieh Pasons
Morgan
Real relief through below surface skin treatment
The text argues that true skin relief comes from treatment reaching the disease source rather than surface care. It claims that blood remedies cannot match S.S.S. for real efficiency and that skin diseases stem from a disordered condition requiring deeper intervention.
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S.S.S
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Emmet H. Cotton
Patragsee
Hocking Valley
Sion
Board of Directors
State Board of Health
Chamber of Commerce
Pythian
Urenan
Ecrman EN
Ore Philadelphis
Cash Store
the Chas. DeMolet Co
Bor
H.S. Lewis
Franks Grocery
Harry E. Street
Clarksburg
Baye, Selle
Dietion
J.l.bentnety
Clerk
Eau Dlaire House
Eau Claire, Wie
Foley & Co
Agri
Johnie Crum le
Our
Gazasstamon
Sean Dee
West Jefferson Cr
Cat
Fulwider
Canara
Fred Saye
Merle
Boller
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