Charity Ball Draws Capacity Crowd at O. O. F. Hall
A capacity crowd attended the Maccabee charity ball at the Oda Fellows hall on Monday night. Mrs. Charles DeMoret Jr. and Mrs. Fred Stauffer led the dance program, with Mrs. Frank Dean as refreshment chair. Also noted: Henry Zenner’s return from Florida finalized with a Miami objective. Pythian Sisters plan for the grand chief visit on Friday, March 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. O. F. Hall
Oda Fellows Hall
Charles DeMoret Jr
Fred Stauffer
Frank Dean
Pythian Sisters
Proper timekeeping becomes a daily necessity
The text emphasizes that accurate watches are essential for many people and that once one relies on a watch that tells the truth, they will never carry a timepiece that is inaccurate. It highlights the value of correctness in timekeeping.
Spring health notice for families promotes purifying medicine
A drug advert urges mothers to use Hollister's Rock Mountain Team as a spring purifying laxative to cleanse stomach and bowels, improve blood, and boost family health. It claims better color, appetite, sleep, and happiness, with emphasis on women and children, via McKee Drug Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Rock Mountain
McKee Drug Company
Local Notes From Coolville And Athens Area
Coolville families visit D C Richardson and relatives. Mrs Jones of Torch visits. Mrs Richardson returns from Athens. Archie Dunfee of Athens visits relatives. Coolville Calf Club to meet at Grange hall on Saturday March 11 at 1 PM. E H Stout visits county seat. Born to Rev and Mrs F L Tomenendal on February 11 a daughter.
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Clyde Richardson
D. C. Richardson
George Jones
Torch
C. C. Richardson
Stewart Street
Athens
Archie Dunfee
Hull Foster
Smith Duntfee
Coolville
Grange Hall
Local notes from town leaders and residents
Rev Tomenen dal, former Congregational pastor, is now at Wayne Street church in Marietta. Miss Ida Griffin travels to Utica Ohio to live with sister Mrs Mary Adams. An April election is called to vote on street paving. Leona Chapman returned home from the store ill and shows no improvement. Mrs C G Haning of Athens visits at Perry Haning’s. Paynters host Charles fourth birthday with games and cake. P D Sheets remains home ill with grip. John and Luther Riggleman visit from Romney WV to see aunt Mrs Sarah Dunfee and cousin Mrs J W Kincade. Mrs F C Taylor visits parents Mr and Mrs C W Oakes. Winifred Mahan of Frost visits on Saturday. Mrs A B White returns from Columbus after ten days buying spring millinery.
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Ter
Grace Evelyn
Tomenendal
Wayne Street
Marietta
Ida Griffin
Mary Adams
Utica
Leona Chapman
C. G. Haning
Athens
Perry Haning
Paynter
Charle
Little Charles
P. D. Sheets
John
Luther Riggleman
Romney
W. Va
Sarah Dunfee
J. W. Kincade
F. C. Taylor
C. W. Oakes
Little Hocking
Winifred Mahan
Frost
A. B. White
Columbus
Revival Continues With Splendid Church Meeting
The revival at the Church of God on Hocking Street continues this week with strong turnout. Evangelist S. L. Wingert of Lima leads with a notable past as a barkeeper. His earnest preaching has drawn many to the better life and the Lima pastor now heads a thriving congregation.
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Church of God
Hocking Street
S. L. Wingert
Lima
Rev. Wingert
Jerseyville Gossip and Local Updates
Mrs Mord Blazier visited her mother Mrs S H Carsey over the weekend. Clifford Frost spent the latter part of the week with relatives on Bear Wallow Ridge. Mr and Mrs Frank Creamer remain on the sick list. A ten pound boy was born to Mr and Mrs Arthur Burson on Saturday.
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Mord Blazier
S. H. Carsey
Clifford Frost
Bearwallow Ridge
Frank Creamer
Arthur Burson
Local Notes From Zion and Nearby Areas
Morning report notes all well with mother and babe. Fred Blazier repairs his house with Dallas Carsey assisting. Neighbors gather at Harvey Douglas for a music evening. Fred and Mrs Blazier visit grandmother. Mary Douglas visits Florence Meeks. Mrs Glennie V Smith buys Howard farm near Zion. Josie Blazier visits Addison Creamer. Jess Pierce calls in Athens. Otho Burson and family move back to Shade.
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Mother
Babe
Fred Blazier
Dallas Carsey
Harvey Douglas
Mary Douglas
Florence Meeks
Glennie V. Smith
Howard
Zion
Josie Blazier
Addison Creamer
Lenox Hotel Raid Seizes Opium and Pipes in Cleveland
Cleveland police conducted a raid at the Lenox Hotel on East Ninth Street and Rockwell Avenue. Officers seized several pipes and a large quantity of opium, according to Chief Jacob W. Grau.
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Cleveland
Lenox Hotel
East Ninth Street
Rockwell Avenue
Jacob W. Grau
Obituary of Cynthia Hill longtime Ames Township resident
Cynthia Hill born June 1, 1826 in Ames township Ohio married James Ginn on September 11, 1851. Four children. Widowed children preceded her. A devout Christian who hosted ministers including Bishop Moore. Died January 5, 1922 at 95 years old. Community loss of its oldest respected citizen. Funeral hymn ends with reflective lines.
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Cynthia Hill
Nathan
Lucy Hill
Ames Township
Athens County
Ohio
James Ginn
Bishop Moore
Card of Thanks for sympathy after mother's illness and death
The Daughters express gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness, help, and sympathy during their mother’s illness and passing.
Thor Olson a famed athlete now Athens city trainer
Thorwald Olson Ohio University physical director and newly naturalized citizen rose from Sweden to become a trusted Athens fitness figure. He coaches wrestling boxing fencing and volleyball and led a notable wrestling tour including a London world championship. The article also details Athens city market rules defining stall use hours and penalties.
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Sity
Athens
Thor
Ohio University
Sweden
Olson
United States
Boston
London
England
Local Union 389 Thanks Circle Hill for Kindness
The Skinner family expresses gratitude to Local Union 389 at Circle Hill for support during illness and death. Also includes a medical advertisement for PAZO ointment claiming relief for piles with a 60 cent price.
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Circle Hill
Jess Skinner
Frat House Fire Narrowly Stopped at Commons Club
Phi Kappa Tau members acted quickly when Carl Bishop spotted a blaze in a rear study room of the neighboring Commons club. He alerted others who rushed to the Commons house to contain the fire before it could grow.
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Phi Kappa .Tau
House of the Commons
Carl Bishop
Commons Club
Phi Taus extinguish rear house fire in study room blaze
Members gathered in front of their house as a fire started in a waste basket in a study room. The Phi Tau s formed a bucket brigade and extinguished the flames before the Commons club realized. Clothing a trunk and curtains were damaged with an estimated loss of 100 dollars.
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Phi Taus
Commons Club
Safe catarrh treatment offered by McKee Drug
An advertised germ killing medication for catarrh claims to be the only sensible treatment. It is inhaled through the nose and mouth with guaranteed satisfaction or money refunded. Sold by McKee Drug Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyomel
McKee Drug Company
President Fardine Promised Swift Reply on Lansing Ishii Pact
Washington reports President Fardine will promptly respond to the Senate request for information regarding the Lansing Ishii agreement status. The move follows Senate inquiries into the Far East pact amid U S Japan relations.
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Washington
Mar
International News Service
Fiardine
Senate
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Henry Zenner
Florida
Miami
Mother’s Club
Francis Lee
North Congress Street
Carrie Marquis
Mrs. R. R. Marquis
Married Peoples Dancing Club
Walter K. Miller
Barbara
Oscar O. Mantz
James A. Miller
Jerseyville
Steeees
Jersey
BIG Daylight
Thor Oloon
Don
Thorwald Olson
Univer
City Service Department
Mill Street
State
College
Ere
Dr. F. L. Junod
Carpenter Streets
Res
Istorag Batte
Kuthrie
E. Carpenter
Vola
The
Gline Pharmacy CO
Athens, Ohio
Swanson Furniture Company
Ria
N. Court St
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