Von Hindenburg admits America won World War
Nov 5 Nelsonville. Field Marshal Von Hindenburg told correspondents that American manpower and food resources, plus German shortages, ended the war. An interview recounted by C C Lyons, publicity director for the Ohio Paving Brick association, at a Kiwanis gathering. Lyons described Germany's demobilization and AWOL rates, Allied numbers rising, and the critical role of American strength in forcing the armistice.
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Nelsonville
America
Germany
Field Marshal
von Hindenburg
Castle
C. C. Lyons
Columbus
Kiwanis Club
Lyons
Ohio Paving Brick Association
Frankfort
Loyas
Eugene Hesse
Cincinnati
Hesse
von Hindenberg
Co. FE
Bennett
Eugene Owens
Good Will Committee
Theogram
Methodists to Hold Quarterly Meeting in Nelsonville
The first quarterly conference of the year will be observed at the Methodist church Friday evening at 7 o'clock. The pastor will outline the year's work and the Rev. H. L. Holcomb district superintendent will be in charge.
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Nelsonville
H. L. Holcomb
Haybron council elects officers at annual meeting
Nelsonville November fifth. The Hay bron council 119 R and 8S M held its annual election at the Masonic temple. New officers for the year were W. W. Whitlache? as T. I. M H. H. Her as D. I. M J. S. Lowden as P. W James Sharp as treasurer C. G. Pritchard as recorder H. H. Harding as C. of G H. H. Jackson as Co. of C M. E. F. Green as steward and T. O. Lax as sentinel.
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Nelsonville
Haybron
Masonic Temple
W. W. Whitlateh
H. H. Her
J. S. Lowden
H. H. Jackson
M. EF. Green
Steward
T. O. Lax
Sentinel
Past Chiefs Are Entertained by Louise Pearce in Nelsonville
Miss Louise Pearce hosted the past chiefs of the Pythian sisters at her Nelsonville home on Wednesday evening. A pleasant social hour preceded a two course luncheon with attendees including Mrs. Ida Green and Mesdames Bess Fleck, Stella Davis, Clara Hellyer, and Emma.
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Nelsonville
Louise Pearce
The
Pythian Sisters
Ida Green
Mesdames
Bess Fleck
Stella Davis
Clara Hellyer
Emma
Local Guests Attend Logan Event With Notable Names
Florence Coakely Gibson and Sadie Linton led a group including Myrtle Eddy Carl Bateman Grace Hale and Miss Bertha Howard Miss Alice Green of Logan attended as guests at the event reflecting a gathering of prominent locals.
West End P T A to Meet Friday
Nelsonville November 5 The West End Parents Teachers Association will meet Friday afternoon at the West School at 3 o clock A good representation of parents is urged for this meeting.
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West End P. T. A
Nelsonville
West End
Parents Teachers Association
Style Show Announced for Nelsonville Juniors
A style show and program at the Nelsonville junior high school Friday night will raise funds to furnish equipment for the domestic science department. Organizers promise an unusually splendid affair and expect strong attendance.
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Nelsonville
Local Social Notes From Chillicothe and Nearby Towns
Frank Toss visits Chillicothe for several days while Mr and Mrs Tom Evans stay with their daughter in Chicago. Mr and Mrs Fred Voigt and children, Mrs Dudley Campbell and LitMan Mae and Miss Anna Heseliden were at New Straieville and Shawnee on Sunday. Mrs Stanley Dew travels to Washington D C and Dayton for the week. Mrs Blanche Johnson has
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Frank Toss
Chillicothe
Tom Evans
Chicago
Fred Voigt
Dudley Campbell
LitMan Mae
Anna Heseliden
New Straieville
Shawnee
Stanley Dew
Washington, D. C
Dayton
Blanche Johnson
Local Residents Return Home After Hospital Visit
A Columbus resident has returned from a city hospital and is recovering at home on West Washington street. Mrs. J. L. Wilson and Mrs. Amy Pasterling of Logan have returned after two weeks at Magnetic Springs. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Cook announce the arrival of a daughter born Tuesday, November 3.
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Columbus
West Washington Street
J. L. Wilson
Amy Pasterling
Logan
Magnetic Springs
Mrs
Sidney Cook
Sage and Sulphur Compound Promises Youthful Hair
An old time remedy sold for 76 cents claims to darken gray hair naturally and evenly. The ad urges readers to apply Sage Tea and Sulphur mix with a sponge or brush, restoring natural color after one or two uses and making hair thick and lustrous.
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Wryeth
Woman Identified in County Death Case
The Messenger reports the deceased woman was found with new clothing and small shoes likely dropped near her body. Vinton County Prosecutor John Blake commented that the new details may affect the case as the investigation continues.
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John Blake
Vinton County
Elaes
Mystery Surrounds Identity of Dead Woman
Prosecutor says coroner failed to complete a full examination and no one knows if the deceased woman had front teeth missing. He will seek county funds to exhume the body for identification and will contact Abe Cowe and Mrs. Loewe lman for information. Diary notes may reveal references to incidents involving Mrs. McColley at the Athens location.
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Abe Cowean
Smack
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Sperry and Wornstaff
C. L. King Home Furnishers
Nelsonville, Ohio
SETI
Methodists
Styleplus
Wilson Bros
Style Show
T High School
George O. Thurn
Knox
Charles B. Knox Gelatine Co
Knox Avenue
Johnstown, N. Y
O. K
Chicago Tribune
the Hatch Library
Hotel Berry Bldg
Athens
Chicago Sunday Tribune
W. H H. Hill
Colors
the Gumps
Gasoline Alley
Harold Toon
Winnie Winkle
Moon Mule
Ling, Etc
Merous
Ever
Livia, Polaires and Novelty Cloths
Owa
Union 59c
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