Glouster Man Rushed to Columbus After Brother Dies
Glouster Z Z Bridge left for Columbus after his brother D S Bridge of Circle Hill died in a Columbus hospital at 8 40 last night. The 67 year old man underwent cancer surgery two weeks ago and is survived by two children Gertrude Bridge and Floyd. Funeral services will be held from Circle Hill Saturday with the local F O E lodge in charge.
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Z. Z. Bridge
Columbus
D. 8S. Bridge
Circle Hill
Mr. Bridge
Miss. Gertrude Bridge
Floyd
Johnson- Bev
Hollister
Bridge
Glouster Aerie, F. O. E
Canvassing aid by county election board members in Athens
Ira Andrews and E. L. Jones local election board members visit Athens to assist in canvassing votes from Tuesday’s election for the Republicans.
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Ira Andrews
E. L. Jones
County Election Board
Athens
Lease Change Ties Margolin Building to Paul Circle
The store building near High street previously occupied by Margolin has been leased to a man named Paul from Circle to operate a store. The lease, made earlier by Mr Mar, was sold to Dr LeFever and Drury, subject to the lease. Margolin and family likely will relocate to Boston.
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Margolin
High Street
Vineeo
Paul
Circle
Mar
Dr. LeFever
Drury
Boston
Minnesota seamen furloughed gap of twenty and twelve days
Fred Collins and Carl Parks of the U S Navy Minnesota are on furlough. Collins has twenty days and Parks twelve. Since last May the ship they serve on has traveled about 26 000 miles with a stop at the Hawaiian Islands. The Minnesota is expected to sail again around December 10 for a voyage to South America.
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Fred Collins
Carl Parks
U. S
Minnesota
Fred
Cari
Hawaiian Islands
South America
Christian Workers Meet at Church Tonight
The Christian Workers will gather at the Church of Christ this evening with Mrs. F. D. McCarty leading the committee's entertaining. All are warmly invited to attend.
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Church of Christ
F. D. McCarty
Stedmans Return Home After City Visit
Mr and Mrs W E Stedman of Rushylvania have left for home after spending several days with relatives in this city. Mr Stedman is the pastor of the Church of Christ at Rushylvania.
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W. E. Stedman
Rushylvania
Mr. Stedman
Church of Christ At
Dr. F. H. May Heads to Baltimore for Medical
Dr. F. H. May departed yesterday for Baltimore Maryland to undertake medical engagements and consult with colleagues. Travel details are not specified, but the trip signals continuing professional duties.
Fragmentary OCR Note on Medical Ointment Ad
Fragmentary text references Dr Berry and an ointment product with unclear context. Mentions location Michigan and a street name but specific details, dates, or outcomes are unreadable in the fragment.
French Specialist to Teach Advanced Dentistry Course
A graduate of the Baltimore Dental College will attend a course conducted by a French specialist on topics in advanced dentistry. The program will follow tend clinics and take instructions to be provided at the college.
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Baltimore Dental College
Miss Vera Achauer Guests in Capital City
Miss Vera Achauer arrived in Columbus yesterday to stay with capital city friends as a guest through Friday.
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Vera Achauer
Columbus
Capital City
Peterson's Ointment Promoted For Piles Relief
A Columbus Ohio reader testifies that after eight weeks and one box of Peterson's Ointment his itching and sores vanished. The letter praises the remedy as curing his long standing pile trouble and urges others to try it, noting it costs 35 cents a large box from Peterson Ointment Co Buffalo NY.
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Peterson
A. Newth
Columbus
Ohio
Peterson Ointment Co., Inc
Buffalo
N. Y
Socials and visitors across Amesville and surrounding areas
Hooper Ridge hosts the Keirns families and Spice Keirns with Mr and Mrs Guy Easler. Pearl Keirns Sarah Keirns and Etta Linscott visit Tick Ridge with Asa Dille. Linscott families host guests from Jacksonville Athens and Athens area. Easter school supper planned for Saturday evening November 8.
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Edgar Keirns
Spice Keirns
Guy Easler
Amesville
Pearl Keirns
Sarah Keirns
Etta Linscott
Tick Ridge
Asa Dille
Linscott
Lou Kasler
Jacksonville
I. J. Linscott
Earl Carpenter
Harlan
Athens
Stace Sayers
Allen
Earl Linscott
Faye Woolley
BE. C. Linscott
Wife of Rutland Man Passes On
Mrs. A. C. Surck died at her home three miles west of Rutland on Wednesday. She leaves a husband and four children. Mr. Surck is a township board of education member and a leading citizen. Maiden name Carson, noted for fine qualities and high ideals. This is his third wife after the deaths of the first two. Funeral at the home on Friday.
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Rutland, CO
A. C. Surck
Here
Surck
Township Board of Education
Carson
Wilson names Abram I Elkins to league commission
President Wilson has appointed Abram I Elkins of the New York Court of Appeals as the American member of the League of Nations commission to resolve the Aaland Islands dispute between Sweden and Finland, announced at the state department.
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Washington
Wilson
Abram. I. Elkins
New York Court of Appeals
League of Nations Commission
Aaland Islands
Sweden
Finland
State Department
Germans react to US election with mixed views
Berlin dispatches describe the German press reacting to the American election. papers call Wilson defeated and warn against expecting immediate policy shifts while noting Harding’s stance toward Americanism and cautious tone toward Germany.
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Berlin
Wilson
Germany
United States
Lokal Anzeiger
Anzeiger
Harding
Vossische Zeitung
Cox
Vorwaerts
Berliner Zeitung Amsttag
Versailles
Four generations vote as family honors polling day
Three generations of the Garen family voted together on Tuesday with Mrs Ellen Garen 78 formerly of Racine Ohio living with daughter Mrs W H Brooks 52 and Mrs Carl Fuller Carolyn Fuller young fourth generation accompanied her mother to the polls highlighting a family voting moment in the community.
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Garen
Ellen Garen
Racine
Ohio
W. H. Brooks
North Court Street
Carl Fuller
Brooks
Franklin Avenue
Carolyn Fuller
Lost collie found after Messenger ad helps owner
Contractor Bart David son lost a fine collie two months ago. The dog appeared at Dave Scurlock’s home in The Plains after seeing the ad in the Messenger. The owner was reunited with his pet and all parties were satisfied by the classified notice.
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Bart Davidson
Dave Scurlock
the Plains
Dave
Glasgow dry and wet split in first liquor election
Scotland went to the polls with wet centers in Glasgow and other industrial areas voting to keep or reduce licenses. In Glasgow incomplete returns show 101 of 1,588 saloons to close, while some wards favored license reductions. Dry supporters claimed an entering wedge for wider spread while American ally Pussyfoot Johnson faced mob violence.
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Glasgow
Scotland
United States
Pussyfoot” Johnson
Harding to Take a Needed Rest
President elect Harding will take little to no work on the association of nations project before inauguration. An official statement says no politics or visitors will be received for the next month as Harding plans to rest after eleven months of campaigning before tackling the post election task.
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Marion
Harding
Association of Nations
Crabbe Act Invalidates Wide Range of Alcohol Prohibitions
Ohio voters approved the Crabbe Act extending strict liquor controls. It defines intoxicating liquor as any mixture with over 0.5 percent alcohol and makes unlawful the sale manufacture or possession of liquor for any beverage use. Search warrants are limited and seized liquor or property is destroyed unless ordered otherwise by court or federal statutes.
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Columbus
Crabbe
Ohio
Harding Leads West Virginia in GOP Landslide Victory
Early reports show Senator Harding carrying West Virginia by about 65 000 votes. The Republican sweep includes the state ticket with Morgan leading a three candidate race for governor by an estimated 50 000 in a contest with Koontz and Montgomery.
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Huntington
W. Va
Harding
Morgan
Koontz
Montgomery
Coultrap Re-elected Judge in McArthur Race
Judge H. W. Coultrap wins a fourth term on the McArthur common pleas court bench. He is a brother of Prof. W. Coultrap, a faculty member at Ohio University.
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H. W. Coultrap
Common Pleas Court
McArthur
Judge Coultrap
W. Coultrap
Ohio University
California anti alien land law shocks Japan
Tokyo reports that despite strong interest at home the passage of California's anti alien land law, aimed at Japanese, drew a quiet reaction across Japan with little public protest.
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Tokio
California
Japan
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F. H. May
Baltimore, Md
Dr. Berry
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Hooper Ridge
Rutland
Elkins
Wilson Blow
West Virginia
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M. T. Ellis
Phonograph
Mont Ruth
Carpenter Street
West State
Armory
S. M. Johnson
Carpenter Hardware Co
Wolfe Bros
Messenger
Court Street
J. M. Wood
J. P. Wood
Dr. le Fever
I. M. Foster
Major Johnson
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