Succeed Where Doctors Fail Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Ad
Letter from Mrs. Frep Miner of Churubusco New York praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female troubles and backache. She credits five years of misguided care with relief after using the remedy and urges all women to try it. The testimonial claims safety for all ages and no harmful drugs.
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Churubusco
N. Y
Lydia
Pinksihan
Frep Miner
Box 102
Lydia E
Logan Clinton-Wedr battle yields party spoils in Hocking County
In Hocking County a noisy wartime style battle split votes between the eagle and the rooster amid a large turnout. Donahey carried the county by 667 over Thompson as other Democrats posted smaller margins. Brauser won state senator race by 253 and Braushre Republican captured state representative by 77. Spencer won clerk of courts by 159 and Shaw beat Huston by 139. Heft won sheriff with 517 majority while Potts ran for auditor. Lovett led Republicans in the county ticket showdown.
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Hocking
Logan
Donahey
Thompson
Fess
Pomerone
Edwin PD
Ricketts
Mell G. Underwood
Brauser
LeFever
Hero
Brashare
Ackers
Spencer
Ward Township
Zeigler
Shaw
Huston
Heft
Lover Potts
Lovett
County results show ward gain and mixed party wins
In Hocking county the commissioner from Ward township won by 657 votes, McGrady defeated Higgy by 484, Robey was reelected county recorder by 288, Nixon edged Caffeny by 24 for surveyor, a woman prosecutor secured a 621 majority, Judge Pettit won by 193 on the non partisan ballot, and the brewers amendment passed 2788 to 5110. A wreck injured A P Heft, father of Melvin Tleft the new county auditor.
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Smith
Ward Township
McGrady
Higgy
Robey
Caffeny
Nixon
Hocking County
Elmer Pettit
Common Pleas
Harry Sparner
Judge Pettit
Republican Party
Oldest voter in Hocking county proves steadfast
To Mrs. Mary Carter of Logan perhaps goes the honor of being the county’s oldest voter. At 84 she insisted on being taken to the polls to exercise her right, voting in a precinct of Logan’s second ward.
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Mary Carter
Hocking County
Logan
Plan good time for Logan ladies meeting
All members of the Lady Maccabees in Logan are invited to a meeting on Thursday evening November 16. Special arrangements include a pleasing program and a picnic supper.
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Lady Maccabees
Logan
Sermon Series Continues at First Methodist Church
Rev J W Blair will deliver the third of a sermon series Sunday evening at the First Methodist Church. The talk titled Religion and Business According to Roger Bab son will be the first of two lectures on this vitally interesting topic.
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J. W. Blair
Roger Babson
Salts for kidneys touted as safer than drugs
An article extols Jad Salts and four ounces of rad salts as gentle kidney helpers, urging large water intake and daily use to flush and stimulate kidneys. Local society notes follow with visits and travel mentions among Athens and Long Bottom residents.
Reverend Blair Promotes Special Series With Large Attendance
The article notes Reverend Blair has devoted much time to a special series and enjoys strong turnout at each meeting. A cordial invitation is extended to the general public for the Sunday evening service.
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Blair
Benefit Football Game Set Friday At 2:30 P M
Logan High meets Murray City High in the final home game of the year on Friday at 2 30 P M. Proceeds go to relief work as the high school athletic association seeks generous public support and ticket sales by school members.
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Murray City High
Logan High
High School Athletic Association
Local Socials and Visits Across Coolville Athens and Nelsonville
Coolville Mrs A M Frame returned Saturday from a week with Mrs G W Wheaton of Columbus. Adolphus of Athens and Miss Paul of Chillicothe accompanied her. Harold and Ruth with Mr and Mrs A C Davis and Cora Mebride visited Athens and Columbus. The Missionary Society met at Mrs W O Stout’s home on Roca Street. Dr and Mrs A B Lawrence of Pomeroy joined Mr and Mrs Sam Marquis at a temperance gathering. Mrs J A Humphrey visited relatives near Tuppers Plains. Dr and Mrs F A Humphrey and others motored to Amesville Athens Nelsonville and Glouser. Mrs Henry Malone and daughter Mabel of Nelsonville visit Hulda Smith.
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A. &. Pickering
Athens
A. C. Davis
W. KE. Daugherty
Kentucky
DD. M. Green
Columbus
Pauline Maxon
Agnes Malone
John Paynter
Long Bottom
Missionary Society of the M
W. O. Stout
Roca Street
A. &. Lawrence
Pomeroy
Sam Marquis
M. EK
J. A. Humphrey
8. Davis
Tuppers Plains
F. A. Humphrey
Belpre
A. B. White
A . Frame
Florrine
Amesville
Nelsonville
Glouser
Henry Malone
Mabel
Hulda Smith
Local Notes From Reedsville Directory and Obituary
Mr Charles Calaway moved in with the Anderson Betty Bus family. The Ladies Aid of the Congregational church met Thursday with Mrs Della Frame. Clarence Humphrey and family moved to the Reeder property on Main Street. Mrs Jackson Flowers died Sunday evening at her daughter’s home, Parry Haning, at age 87. Funeral held at residence Wednesday and burial in Coolville Cemetery.
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Reedsville
Charles Calaway
Anderson Beatty
The
Congregational Church
Della Frame
Clarence Humphrey
Reeder
Main Street
Jackson Flowers
Parry Haning
Coolville Cemetery
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Ree
By Williams
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ay Clinton
Botta City
Pillsbury
Gladstone
SLIO
Wisconsin
White House
Union Grocery Co
NEA
A. P. Heft
Marion
Bureau
Melvin Tleft
Sloan
Sloan’ Liniment
Coolville
Simmons
M. T. Ellis
Empire Phonograph and
Frank McCann Post
American Legion
Glouster
Athens, Morgan and
Perry Counties
American Legion Band
B. D. Evans
First M. E. Church
Evans
Lamborn
Webster
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