Local notes from Amesville and surrounding towns
Amesville residents travel to Toledo to pick up new cars while the Federal Creek Coal Co. chief says flats could keep mines operating daily. The Black Diamond reports variable car days. a music club plans a Sunday gathering. The Delaware Duo performs for the high school lecture course Thursday. Edmiston returns to school after illness. Gibson attends county assembly in Athens. Mrs. Jason Williams visits en route home to Bartlett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Gifford
Hart Strode
Edgar Keirns
Toledo
Bowing
Federal Creek Coal Co
Black Diamond
I. L. Thomas
Bryson Pike
Sugar Creek
Mesel
Edmiston
Winton
Clyde Gibson
Athens
Jason (Chambers) Williams
Bartlett
Revival at First Baptist draws record crowd in Athens
The revival meeting at the First Baptist Church attracted a packed house with many seated in aisles. Evangelist spoke on The Castaway and urged tithing as misuse of God’s funds. Tuesday night featured Rev Montgomery and the choir performing The White City and Mothers Songs at 7:00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Suhr Situation Reiving Deadlock Observer Finds
Washington March 14 The Ruhr situation has reached an almost complete commercial deadlock due to dual export and import license systems and Germany’s refusal to sanction duty payments to France. American commercial attache Dr Charles K. E. Herring in Berlin cabled Secretary Hoover with the update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mar
Ruhr
Charlies KE. Herring
Berlin
Hloover
Public Sale to Settle Heirs on Hick Saylor Farm Near Albany
On Friday March 16 1923 at 12:00 noon a public sale will offer 17 cattle including Jersey and Hereford crosses, a 1922 Chevrolet touring car, furniture, kitchenware, a Maytag washer, a Gallayre Separator and farm implements. Terms announced sale day. Mat Throckmorton, auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hick Saylor
Albany
Airline
Executions in Ireland Reach Eleven in 24 Hours
Dublin March 14. Free State troops execute irregulars at Stranorlar as measures rise after the policy announced last November. The tally for Ireland reaches eleven executions in a 24 hour span, marking a harsh enforcement period.
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Dublin
Irish Republic
Stranorlar
Ireland
Free State
Ely's Cream Balm for Colds and Head Stuffs
Healing balm offers quick relief from cold symptoms and nasal congestion. It claims to soothe inflamed membranes in nose and throat, opening clogged nostrils for easier breathing. Marketed as a longstanding remedy with widespread endorsements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Death of Mary R. Stout Mourned by Family
Mrs. Mary R. Stout, 78, died at 7:30 a.m. at 88 South Cemetery Street from hardening of the arteries after a two month illness. Survived by children Emm Stout, Charles R. Stout, Bert Stout, Homer Stout, Eva Griffin, Alma Jones. Born Meigs county near Chester. Lived on TupPers Plains farm 80 years, then Coolville, then Athens. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Mary R. Stout
South Cemetery Street
Emm. Stout
Charles R. Stout
Bert Stout
Coolville
Homer Stout
Greenfield
Eva Griffin
Athens
Alma Jones
Torch
Stout
Meigs County
Chester
Tuppers Plains
Sedwin Parker Stout
Mrs Roundhouse Dies After Long Illness in Athens
Mrs. Roundhouse also known as lassie Morris died Wednesday at her home 94 West State Street Athens after a long illness from complications of diseases. Funeral services will be held Friday with time announced later. She leaves a husband a mother Mrs Elizabeth Morris a sister Mrs L J Pickering and two brothers Rufus of Dayton and James A of Huntington Beach Calif. Most of her life was spent in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Roundhouse
Lassie Morris
West State Street
Athens
Elizabeth Morris
Thomas Morris
L. J. Pickering
Rufus
Dayton
James A
Huntington Beech
Calif
Henry Martin Transported for Funeral Services
The body of Henry Martin arrived this afternoon over the Hocking Valley road from his home in Lodi near Cleveland and was taken to the Baughman undertaking parlors. Funeral cortege leaves Thursday at 12 30 for The Plains for services at the M FH church and burial in The Plains cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Martin
Hocking Valley
Lodi
Cleveland
Baughman Undertaking
the Plains
M. FH
Plains Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs William Lowry scheduled
The Plains Ohio area reports funeral services for Mrs William Lowry set for Friday afternoon at 1 oclock at the M E church with burial in Chauncey cemetery.
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the Plains
William Lowry
Chauncey Cemetery
Old Hook mill in Zanesville burned to ground
The Hook mill, built in 1829 and oldest structure in Zanesville, burned at 5 this morning. It has not operated as a mill since floods ten years ago this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Burns
Zanesville
Nations propose neutral zone in Ruhr settlement
Lord Robert Cecil announced that the League of Nations proposes a settlement of the Ruhr issue by establishing an internationalized neutral zone between the French and German borders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Robert Cecil
League of Nations
Ruhr
Midwest Business Booms After 1920 Surge Says Fed Report
Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City reports rising activity in the middle west during the first two months of the year, the strongest since 1920 in several lines. It notes large volumes in merchandising, farm implements, automobiles and auto accessories across Kansas, Nebraska, Wyoming, Colorado, Oklahoma and parts of Missouri and New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle West
Washington
Mar
Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas
Noisy Motto Sparks Debate at Local Sports Club
A lighthearted but pointed motto about keeping bad men up provokes discussion at a neighborhood club, drawing smiles and raised eyebrows from members and attendees.
Bryson Warns as Rural Roads Face New Threats in Ohio
A Ohio Good Roads Federation official warns that smaller counties fear cuts to road projects as SB 150 could shift bond decisions to the state tax commission. He notes the Taft bill has been amended but flags ongoing threats to rural highway construction and maintenance amid lobbying from larger counties and railroad interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly of
Columbus
C. H Bryson
Ohio Good Roads Federation
Bryson
Burch
Akron
State Tax Commission
Senate
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West Frankfort
Illinois
St. Louis
Ralph Ray
Ray
Kandleek
Athens, Ohio
The
Athens Messenger
Gabriel
Gabriel Snubbers
Chevrolet
Buick
Dodge
Dart
Essex
Maxwell Nasi
Oldsmobile Overland
Studebaker
Willys-Knight
G. W. Hopkins
Ford
Amesville
Hatts
Fine Services
Suhr
Sailie
Hazel and
Mabel Stotts
Mat Throckmorton
Mary BR. Stout
Tapi
Egeilf
Father John
Arthur JT. Hall
Hazel St
Uxbridge, Mass
Chichester
PILLA
Athens Grance
Jackville
A. S. Driggs
I. N. McHarg
Phil Briley
A. L. Driggs
Dorisatterson
Cleveland, CO
Fred H. Goff
Cleveland Trust Company
Lakeside Hospital
Elyria, CO
Gates School
Erty
Hunter
Alfords
New Caruso
Pergolesi
Victor
Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra
Maryland
Georgia
Benson Orchestra of
Chicago
Kentucky
Babe Little Cotton Dolly
Shannon Quarte
Shannon Quartet
Home Furnishing Company
Marter
Will Rogers
Sam
Furniture Peer
NER
Ladn
Sie
WERE
Pivzer
Capital
Athens County Savings &LoanCo
Nat. Bank Bldg
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