Tanlac praised by Mrs Barrette for back pain relief
Aurore Barrette of Manchester New Hampshire credits Tanlac with relieving years of back pains weakness and nervous insomnia after two bottles. She says energy returned and sleep improved. Tanlac sold by local druggists in several towns and a social gathering followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurore Barrette
Second Street
Manchester
New Hampshire
Tanlac
Athens
Cline Pharmacy Co
Coolville
Taylor & Son
Amesyville
FF. W. Gibson
Number 40 For The Blood Promises Cures For Many Ailments
An advertisement claims 100000 prescriptions filed before Number 40 For The Blood cured chronic illnesses including rheumatism catarrh constipation stomach trouble and skin eruptions. A Winston Salem reader reports weight gain and improved health after using the medicine. Sold by Mcikee Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. ©. Mendenhall
Evansville
Thomas Anderson
Linden St
Winston Salem
Mcikee Drug Co
Spring Rains and Grippe Alert Warns of Cold Dangers
This notice warns that spring rain brings grippe and colds that can lead to influenza. It advises early warding off with castor oil or Mayapple laxatives and jalap rolled pills from Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets, plus Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery for persistent coughs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Friends Celebrate Dewey Scheeler Birthday at Home
A large group of Dewey Scheeler’s friends gathered at his E Franklin Street home on Thursday evening to enjoy his birthday with games music and dancing as the main festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey Scheeler
E. Franklin Street
Organist Cordray to Play New Hope Jones at Stuart's Opera House
Manager Steenrod of Stuart's Opera House secured Robert Cordray to play the Hope Jones organ recently installed. Cordray impressed patrons last week with the instrument's possibilities and mastery. He plans to bring his family to Nelsonville soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steenrod
Stuart's Opera House
Robert 38. Cordray
Cordray
Nelsonville
Local visitors spend weekend with area families
W. J. Sanders spent Sunday at Millfield visiting his mother Foster Juniper a student at U S A Columbus spent the weekend here with his parents Mr and Mrs Clifford Sanders of Columbus were weekend guests of their parents here Dave Evans and Miss Tade Blake of Columbus motored to this city Sunday and spent the day with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Sanders
Millfield
Foster Juniper
Columbus
Clifford Sanders
Dave Evans
Tade Blake
Fish deliveries to Hocking river expected this week
Clarence Scott of the Nelsonville Sportsmen Association was informed by Chief Games and Fish Warden Baxter that a carload of fish will arrive this week and be placed in the Hocking River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Scott
Nelsonville Sportsmen Association
Baxter
Hocking River
Athens Residents Share Weekend Visits
Miss Cathleen Scott of Athens spent Friday with her parents here. Mrs. George Patton and her young son were Sunday guests of the former’s parents in Athens. Miss Marie Mooney, a Laurelville teacher, was over Sunday with her father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cathleen Scott
Athens
George Patton
Little Son
Marie Mooney
Laurelville
Local residents host Hyperion Club meeting at Mrs Wood’s home
Mrs Wood entertained Hyperion Club ladies on Washington Street with roll call on admired American buildings. Mrs Fischer led current events and reported on the district federation convention in Portsmouth. Several locals and visitors spent the weekend in town or nearby, including families from Delaware, Cincinnati, Columbus, and New Marshfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wood
Hyperion Club
W. Washington Street
America
Fischer
Robert Bone
Federated Club
Portsmouth
Nelsonville Bazaar and supper at Red Men Hall
Ladies of St Andrews church sponsor a bazaar and supper at Red Men Hall on Thursday with sale of fancy pieces. Supper served 5 30 to 7 00 p m. Includes a dance and invitations at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Men's Hall
St. Andrews Church
Red Men Hall
Costly New York banquet aids Jewish relief society
At the Biltmore hotel in New York 1500 guests, including Secretary of State Bainbridge Colby, were served black bread and barley soup at a banquet raising funds for the Jewish relief society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bainbridge Colby
Biltmore Hotel
Jewish Relief Society
Novel hunter cap with removable cover revealing red warning top
A new hunting cap features a removable cover that exposes a bright red top serving as a warning to other hunters. The design aims to increase safety by clearly signaling active hunters in the field.
Do Your Best For Family Health
The passage urges everyone to keep the body in good condition to support family needs. It recommends Chamberlain's Tablets for constipation biliousness and indigestion and promises quick improvement following the printed directions enabling a full day’s work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Pepto Mangan Ad Claims Genuine Gude’s Form
The advertisement promotes Gude’s Pepto Mangan as a ton ic for pale children with poor blood. It touts liquid and tablet forms with identical qualities and urges shoppers to demand “Gude’s” Pepto Mangan from their druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gude
Ruggist
May term opens in Athens county common pleas court
Practically all Athens county attorneys and court officials attend the May term opening. Judge Worstell presides. Docket shows several dismissals and numerous cases set for trial from May 14 through June 2 including Mary McQueen, Carrie Douglass, Worley Merritt and others. Orders include partition in Zimmer case and demurrer permissions in Werner and Tolliver cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Common Pleas Court
Judge Worstell
Mary West
Jennie Smith
Ed. Reynolds
Clara Reynolds
Ivor Eichelberger
Wren A. Dawson
Rosa Armano
John Armano
Mary McQueen
John McQueen
Vina Anderson
A. A. Boak
Ernest Keirns
Lewis Elliott
E. W. Fisk
D. F. Shafer
Anna Taylor
Luster Bobo
John P. Cole
Grant Bolin
Frank M. McKay
Ray Shafer
Herbert Zimmer
Leonard Z
May term sessions handle incests and amended petitions
In the May term common pleas court the indictment against Jasper Pyles for incest was noted after a prior jury disagreement. Judge Worstell granted leave to amend petitions in the Mitchel and Chesser cases against Rock Hysell, and construed sections of the late Paul Wheaton's will. W B Lawrence named trustee to administer Electra Wheaton’s fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Jasper Pyles
Pyles
George Mitchel
David Chesser
Rock Hysell
Worstell
Mitchel Chesser
Hysell
West Union
Cough relief praised by Andrews family for Foley's Honey and Tar
Mrs A B Griffith of Andrews Indiana reports that Foley's Honey and Tar relieved her family's lingering cold and flu coughs last winter. She says it prevented croup and whooping cough in her home and she will not be without it.
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Atlantic
Pacific
A. B. Griffith
Andrews, Ind
Foley
Wedded in Athens
Miss Hattie Chaffin and Mr Joseph H Strauss married by Justice Pearl Helwig in Athens at 9 pm Monday April 27. Ceremony held at the groom's sister Mrs J W Johnson home 189 West Union Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Hattie Chaffin
Trimble
Joseph H. Strauss
Justice of the Peace
Pearl Helwig
J W. Johnson
West Union Street
Grand Jury Begins May Term Work in Common Pleas Court
The May term grand jury for the common pleas court opened shortly after 9 am with several regular jurors excused and five talesmen pressed into service. Forty witnesses were summoned and attended the opening session as listed jurors and witnesses were screened for the term.
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Common Pleas
Talesmen
Alex Caldwell
IF. L. Wolf
Harry Bobo
Orley Porter
QO. O. Bryson
Charles Henry
R. A. Moteau
J. W. Howard
L. D. Pierce
Phi Kappa Tau Moves Into Weiher Residence
The Ohio University Phi Kappa Tau chapter plans to occupy the Weiher sisters brick house at East State street hill during the week, using it as their new home for 38 members with a housekeeper and boarding club. The Weihrs remodeled their former residence across the street and will resettle there.
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Ohio University
Phi Kappa Tau Fraternity
Weiher
East State Street Hill
Phi Kappa Tau
East State Street
Weihr
Misses Weihr
London Foginess Recorded Hourly by Automatic Machinery
Meteorologists report hourly readings of relative fogginess in London's atmosphere using automatic machinery. The data track humidity and visibility trends to assess daily air quality and weather patterns.
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London
Logan Natural Gas fight over Waterloo lands in common pleas
Martin J. Jones and Herschel Wwin sue Logan Natural Gas and Fuel Company in common pleas to quiet title to six Waterloo township tracts. They allege a 1917 Hewitt lease is void and seek a court ruling that the lease has no validity against their ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin J. Jones
Herschel FE
Common Pleas
Logan Natural Gas and Fuel Company
Waterloo Township
M. P. Totman
John CC. Hewitt
Hewitt
Ideal Cocoa sues Charles H Russell for 190.12 debt
The Ideal Cocoa and Chocolate Company files suit against Charles H Russell doing business as Athens Candy and Cigar Company claiming he owes 190.12 for merchandise bought in 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ideal Cocoa & Chocolate Company
Charlies H. Russell
Athens Candy and Cigar Company
Miss Marie Cook Closes Successful School Term in Grovsenor
May 3 report notes Miss Marie Cook ended a successful term at Grovsenor on April 29 with an engaging pupil program and a picnic luncheon hosted by local families. A large crowd attended, with many relatives listed among attendees including Van Dyke, Ogee, Wade, Starlin, Cook, Morrison, Roberts, Grandstaff, Colvin, Bryson, Ogg, and Copeland families.
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Agnes
Wells Otis
G. N. Ogee
Lewis
William
Charles Wade
H. H. Starlin
Ray
Yorrestine
Howard
Lucile
Lorene
Anna Blanche
Raymond Cook
Marie
Rosamond
Gerald
Maxine
W. H. Morrison
Wilford
Orlie Roberts
Mildred
Zelma
Chester
Virgene
Lloyd
Cecil
Wade Copeland
Henry Bryson
Flossie
Roy Cole
Miss Cook
Athens
Athens High junior cast to perform Lion and the Mouse for Columbus soldiers
Tuesday noon the Athens High junior class players will travel to Columbus to present Lion and the Mouse for soldiers at the Columbus barracks. Rehearsals prove continued artistry. Miss Pickering Miss Dolley and Supt. Morgan lead the trip with Gail Quest Homer Baird Julia Porter Dorothy Andrews Mildred Manefield Richard Daggett Harold Wise among the cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens High School
Goa
Columbus
Columbus Carrack
Mildred Manefield
Richard Daggett
Harold Wise
Joe Edleman
Jean Gist
Paul Hall
Baker Young
Robert Keenan
Lawrence Worstell
Catherine Overmyer
Mary McGraner
John Bolin
Jane Dew
Spring Term Registration Surpasses 1918 1919 Figures
Figures from Registrar W. R. Cable show spring term registration already exceeding this time in 1918 and 1919. Last year 770 registered, with indications suggesting this year will top that number as students arrive by train. The rooming proposition has begun to become a conclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Cable
Ohio University seeks host families for summer term housing
Dean Irma Voigt reports a serious spring rooming crisis as summer term approaches. Families willing to house students now or for the summer are urged to call Voigt. Dormitories and cottages are filled, with many letters from prospective students requesting rooms. Most new entrants are young teachers pursuing advanced work at Ohio University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irma Voigt
Voigt
Ohio University
Supreme Court Denies Rehearing in Steel Antitrust Suit
Washington May 3 The Supreme Court denied the government’s request for a rehearing of the antitrust case against United States Steel Corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
United States Steel Corporation
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Eula Scheeler
Lucile Fiske
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Ada Scheele
Scott Collins
Fred King
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Hocking Valley Railway Co
W. W. Houston
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Brotherhood of Railroad
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Elsonville
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Delaware
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Cable Gibson
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