Local Society and News Briefs Highlight Community Life
The Order of Eastern Star will meet in regular session Monday evening. Mrs. Charles W. Lawrence returns home from Columbus. Miss Linda Gibbs of Coolville R. D. visits. Clarence Roach attends Ohio Denison game in Granville. Mrs. C Shirley visits Stewart to see mother. Mr. and Mrs. Woodruff announce birth Hollie Kenneth Jr. in Columbus hospital surgery: Mrs. Alice Wise. Lancaster visitors to Millikan home. Joneses return from England after three months with Aquitania voyage from Southampton.
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Order of Eastern Star
Clarence Roach
Granville
Joseph Jones
Herbert
England
States
Southampton
Aquitania
Throckmortons Plan Ohio Visit to I O O F Home
Mr and Mrs John Throckmor ton of New Marshfield travel to Columbus to visit daughter Mrs Edna B Nation then proceed to Springfield to tour the I O O F home.
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John Throckmorton
New Marshfield
Columbus
Edna B. Nation
Springfield
Doctor’s Visit Marks Cincinnati Medival College Centenary
Dr. H. T. Lee travels to Cincinnati for the centennial celebration of the Cincinnati Medical College. A 1882 graduate, this is his first return visit to his alma mater, accompanied by Dr. A. L. Pritchard of Nelsonville for the festivities.
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H. T. Lee
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Medival College
Dr. Lee
A. L. Pritchard
Nelsonville
Nelle Laughlin Laughlin Weds Samuel Newman in Stewart
This morning at 10 o'clock Miss Nelle EK Laughlin of Stewart became the bride of Mr Samuel D Newman of Stockport. Rev C L Strecker officiated at the First M E parsonage. Mrs Addie Laughlin mother of the bride attended. Mr Newman is a school teacher at Stewart where they will make their home.
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Nelle Ek, Laughlin
Stewart
Samuel D. Newman
Stockport
C. L. Strecker
M. E
Addie Laughlin
Newman
Chart Opens Monday at McKees for Season Ticket Holders
The Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra announces ticket sales with season tickets available for holders on Monday November and special access for single ticket buyers on Tuesday and Wednesday.
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McKees
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Special meetings set for Wingett Chapel weeklong
Beginning Tuesday November 9 special meetings will be held at Wingett Chapel every night at seven o'clock Rev James A Milled pastor will conduct the services.
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Wingett Chapel
James A. Milled
Quiet marriage of August Shark and Anna La Cowska
August Shark and Miss Anna La Cowska both of Buchtel were quietly married by Justice of the Peace P. W. Helwig on Saturday morning. Both were born in Poland.
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August Shark
Anna Lacowska
Buchtel
Justice of the Peace
P. W. Helwig
Poland
Dual Reproducer Phonograph Attachment Repeats Records
A newly patented phonograph device adds a dual reproducers setup on the tone arm. When one reaches the end of a record the other automatically starts at the beginning, enabling seamless repetition.
Nervous Dyspepsia Treated By Williams Pink Pills
Mrs. James Flynn of New Castle Pennsylvania credits Williams Pink Pills with easing two years of nervous dyspepsia. She reports reduced nerves, stomach improvement, less worry and headaches, and recommends the pills to others. The pills build up blood, repair tissue and stimulate digestion. They are non alcoholic and available by mail or local druggists for 60 cents per box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Flynn
Court Street
New Castle
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
Dr. Willams
Republicans Celebrate Election Victory in Glouster Trimble Parade
Glouster Trimble Republicans held a jollification last night with a large parade through High street. The event marked a March 4 start of GOP control following a landslide, as Jacksonville delegates joined later, and banners, drum corps, autos, and horns fueled a festive political display.
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Trimble Township
High Street
Jacksonville
W. H. Stahl
Glouster-Trimble
Trimble
Miner Hurt When Crushed Leg May Be Amputated
Wred Stansberry 27 of this city suffered a severe leg injury at mine 281 Modoc when a car toppled onto him. The flesh was badly crushed but no bones broken. He was taken to Columbus hospital on train No. 5 accompanied by Dr. von Scheele of Jacksonville.
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Wred Stansberry
Modoc
Columbus
von Scheele
Jacksonville
Allen Family Guests Visit Hebron Over Sunday
Mr W G Allen his wife and two children traveled to Hebron this morning to stay with relatives for the weekend.
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W. G. Allen
Hebron
Glouster High Gridiron Beats Buchtel 20 to 6
Glouster high school defeated Buchtel on the local grounds yesterday afternoon by a 20 to 6 score. A fair crowd attended as players gave a solid showing in a hard fought game.
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Glouster High
Buchtel
Murray City to Host Wagner Pirates in Sunday Football Tilt
Murray City meets the Wagner Pirates of Columbus on Sunday afternoon at 2 15. The Columbus squad, once Bates Pirates, eyes the November 21 Columbus championship. Local fans can expect a fast game in Murray.
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Murray City
Columbus
Murray
Bates’ Pirates
Glouster Baptist Church Announces Time Change and Meeting
The Glouster Baptist Church lists Bible school at 9 00 a m morning prayer 10 15 a m and preaching 6 30 p m with a revised time for the evening service. The church holds its annual business meeting Thursday evening November 11 and the pastor urges all members to attend.
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Glouster Baptist Church Bible School
Calvin Coolidge A Biography As Vice President Elect
Boston reports Calvin Coolidge elected vice president presents a reserved self made man from New England Born Independence Day 1872 in Vermont Amherst College graduate lawyer Northampton mayor state senator governor 1919 1920 He is a home loving craftsman who values law order and practical government and plans active aid to the new administration.
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Boston
United Press
Calvin Coolidge
Massachusetts
New England
John
Mary Coolidge
Plymouth
Vermont
Young Coolidge
Coolidge
Amherst College
Sons of the American Revolution
Northampton
Mass
Massachusetts House of Representatives
State Senate
Senate
Law and Order
Calvin Jr
Cal
Grace A. Goodhue
Burlington
Pop
Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine Cure Claim
An old advertisement touts Grove's LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE as a one day cold remedy. The pitch emphasizes authenticity with the signature of E. W. Grove and lists a 30 cent price.
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Grove
E. W. Grove
Young Teacher Quietly Leads Students Through Rural School Fire
Miss Winnie Martin instructed thirty two pupils at the Chase school house in Alexander township to exit calmly as flames broke from the roof. The one story rural building burned to the ground despite a bucket brigade and neighborly efforts. the loss is not yet estimated and the school is uninsured.
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Winnie Martin
Chase School
Alexander Township
Chase
Martin
Frank Carbaugh
Nelsonville-Buchtel road given surface treatment progress
County officials report healthy road work with improvements on the Nelsonville Buchtel stretch expected to finish before winter. Fred Baker notes the west approach of a nearby bridge is in bad condition and steps are taken to remedy it. Local culvert work, Dorr Run bridge excavation, and Margaret's Creek road progress in Alexander are advancing. rain is needed to aid coating, otherwise sprinkling may occur.
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Nelsonville
Buchtel
Fred Baker
Hocking
Dorr Run
Margaret’s Creek
Alexander
Fighting over Ireland Brews New Terror Thrusts Across Country
Guerilla war across Ireland reported as Sinn Fein attackers clash with troops and Black and Tans. Cork says 200 Sinn Feiners surrounded near Macroom and surrendered. ambushes near Edgeworthstown and Dublin raid raids cause casualties among soldiers and civilians. Union Hill coast guard post attacked. several towns isolated by railway withdrawals. A Sinn Fein court in Ennis raided. police barracks burned. No official confirmation on prior massacres or ambush details.
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United Press
London
Ireland
Sinn
Royal Irish Constabulary
North Kerry
Cork
Rathkeal
Newcastle
West Abbeyfeale
Listowel
Ballybunion
Macroom
Sinn Fein
Ennis
Kilmihill
Evening Star
Sen Fein
Ballinnalee
Irish Office
Things Seen In Athens Ahnold and Athens Voices
Two young men clasp Athena at the courthouse corner while nollification speeches echo Friday evening. A defeated candidate vows to fight the new administration as others mock the timing with a general horse laugh.
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Athena
Nollification
Prominent Croix de Guerre Veteran Seeks Leaf Raking Jobs
A young man wearing a Croix de Guerre badge goes door to door offering leaf raking services to earn money for basic needs. He presents himself with pride and seeks work in the neighborhood.
Sorority Trio and Guest Travel to Denison Game in Old Ford
Three prominent Ohio University sorority girls and an out of town guest travel to Denison University for a game in a dilapidated Ford nicknamed The Little Fool.
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Ohio University
Denison
Elmer Stevenson Leads Family Band in GOP Parade
Elmer Stevenson and his nine musically inclined family members take part in the GOP parade with Elmer marching and shouting while the rest play in the marching band.
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Elmer Stevenson
Elmer
State Dept opens probe into Costello deportation
Secretary of State Colby said the State Department began an inquiry into the recent deportation from England of EB J Costello, managing editor of the Federated Press, as announced in Washington.
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Washington
Colby
State Department
Engaand
EB. J. Costello
Federated Press
Prisoner Whitaker Elected Judge in Kentucky Jail
Fess Whitaker, the county jailor who once escaped his jail, won an election against the judge who sentenced him. He readied his own candidacy from inside the jail, appointed himself trusty, and claimed to perform duties to the same standard as a judge.
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Whitesburg
Fess Whitaker
Whitaker
Johnson and Hawk win four year terms in Athens county race
unofficial returns show John Hawk 10 802 A L Johnson 10 782 and Andrew Murphy 10 664 leading the three commissioner contest. Hawk and Johnson are declared elected for four year terms while Murphy takes a two year term.
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Athens County
John Hawk
A. L. Johnson
Andrew Murphy
Hawk
Johnson
Murphy
Dahl Leigh Quiet Life Reported After Paper Exit
A Messenger reader claims the famed singer Dahl Leigh has faded from public life after reportedly being barred from writing for a Republican paper due to his wife's Democratic affiliation. The note says he is not allowed to vote and is now leading a very quiet life.
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Messenger
Dahl Leigh
Dahl
Courst
the Messenger
Lfe
Collapsible Nursing Bottle Patented
A nursing bottle has been patented featuring collapsible material that folds from the bottom. The invention aims to reduce bulk and simplify storage and travel while maintaining bottle function and cleanliness.
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Conklin
Logan’s Book & News Store
W. Union St
Florence
Ter
Wheaton Hardware Co
Little Miss Goodlooks
Athens Electric Co
Hockin Power Co
Ohio
Ociet Y
Charles W. Lawrence
Linda Gibbs
Coolville R. D
M. E. Church
King’s Heralds
Mrs. C. Shirley
Hester Russell
L. N. Huff
Annette
Chillicothe
Alice Wise
Edward Bolin
C. C. Millikan
North High Street
Charles Hutchinson
George M. Hickle
Lancaster
OLE Auto Sales Co
Glouster
Slcar
Sloan’s
Sally
By Webb Miller
Athens
Clain
ST. Louis
Edna Ellis
Chighester
Blament
Lash
Abe Phillips
Kodak
The
Eastman Store
Athens Book & News Co
Cline Bldg
Fulton—Coe
Huyler
Lowney
Gilbert
Geraldine Farrar
Gline Pharmacy CO
Parker Bros
Emerson Records
Sonora Phonographs
Tilley T Eine Co
Willard
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