Nelsonville Stores to Close for Armistice Day
By order of the Merchants' Association all Nelsonville retail stores will close tomorrow November 11 at noon for Armistice Day observance. W. J. Sanders and sons spent Sunday at Millfield with his parents. Miss Freda Smith was weekend guest of Logan friends.
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Merchants’ Association
Nelsonville
W.J. Sanders and Sons
Ted and
Jack
Millfield
Freda Smith
Logan
Mabel Campbell
Columbus
Isabel and
Catherine McCann
O. U
Athens
C. H. Bartlett
Logan Hi shuts out Nelsonville in a 35 to 0 football game
Logan High defeated Nelsonville High 35 to 0 Saturday at Pastime Park. Local residents visited relatives from Columbus Utica Guthery Center and Chicago while a Nelsonville pool room was advertised for sale at 101 W Columbus St.
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Nelsonville HI
Logan Hi
Nelsonville
Pastime Park
Logan
Columbus St
Ladies Aid Elect Officers for Methodist Church
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist church met at the church last night and elected officers for the coming year. Presiding officer is Mrs. T. S. Bush with First Vice Mrs. Chas. Green and Second Vice Mrs. Ed Crouse. Corresponding Secretary Mrs. C. E. Jewett. Treasurer Mrs. Eph Stratton.
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Elizabeth Stratton
S. J. Howe
Miss Richards
Fredericka Kasler
Mary Sharp
Elsie Hodgman
Treas
June Sibert
Iva Murphy
Ladies Aid
Dane
Methodist Church
T. S. Bush
Chas. Green
Ed Crouse
Gec
C. E. Jewett
Eph Stratton
Health Officer Bans Olive Brand After Fatalities in State
Dr C C Butt acting under Ohio State Board of Health orders warns grocers hotels restaurants and olive dealers in this city not to sell a specific brand of ripe olives following several deaths in the state recent weeks.
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C. C. Butt
Ohio State Board of Health
Nelsonville Classifieds Notice and Ads Summary
Notices request return of a baby's pull cart taken from Clarence Wemsley at 116 Jefferson Street. For sale items include a 5 passenger Overland Buick Ford lineup, ponies, and a 4 to 5 year old pony. Closing sale at Sauter’s Studio. phonographs tables to floor models, harps. Hay and potatoes on track for sale. nursing service offered. Christmas photos offered by Sauter’s Studio. Miller Rubber scaffolding incident with workers injured but to recover.
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Baby
Clarence Wemsley
Jefferson Street
Sauter’s
Fulton St
Nelsonville
Man Swears Trutona Relief Helps Rheumatism in Portsmouth
William Nichols of Portsmouth aged 50 reports two years of kidney trouble and rheumatism eased by Trutona after days of use. He says walking with one cane is possible and kidney condition improves. Trutona touted as tonic for stomach liver nerves sleeplessness and overall reconstruction. Introduction at Hickman Pharmacy Nelsonville.
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Portsmouth
Ohio
Trutona
William Nichols
Seventh Street
Mr. Nichols
Nelsonville
Hickman Pharmacy
Remains of E A Williams carried to Glouster cemetery
E E Williams 42 formerly of Glouster died by electrocution at Hocking Power Co substation in Athens last Friday. The body arrived in Glouster and was taken to the Bobo home, with funeral services in Nelsonville and Glouster. He leaves a wife six children and a father W H Williams. Williams had been engineered at mine 267 Hunterdon and later superintendent of transmission.
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E. E. Williams
Hocking Power Co
Athens
A. R. Bobo
Williams
Nelsonville
Methodist
Glouster Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Orr
Woodmen Lodge
Mr. Williams
W. H. Williams
Hunterdon
T. J. Wilson
Bishopville
C. W. Wilson
Trimble
Mary Wilson
Jessie
Harvey Wilson
Wilson
Foley Kidney Pills Relieve Backache and Rheumatic Pain
Mrs. David Henry of Washington New Jersey reports Foley Kidney Pills alleviate dreadful soreness caused by weakened kidneys and reduce rheumatic pains. The advertisement claims kidney pills improve kidney function and remove impurities from blood, selling nationwide.
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David Henry
Lincoln Ave
Washington, N. J
Pie Social At Golden School Aims To Boost Library
Akron reports Donald Davis 23, a Goodrich employee, shot in the leg by John A. Harry, ex soldier, Sunday night while Davis spoke with Harrys wife. Harry is held on a charge of shooting to kill as investigation continues.
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Golden School
Akron
Donald Davis
Goodrich
John A. Harry
Davis
Harry
New White Enamel Kitchen Cabinet Units Fit Any Space
A new white enameled steel kitchen cabinet is produced in modular units to fit any desired space.
Red Cross drive in Athens nears completion
A final push for Red Cross in Athens is set for Tuesday to visit homes without flags. Seventeen canvass teams raised 239.00 so far. Katherine McKee and Dorothy McCormick led with 51. Helena Woods and Anna Mae Fenzel were second at 35. Mrs. Carl Fuller’s Delco booth total reached 76. Citizens may subscribe at the Cline building headquarters.
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Red Cross
Athens
Girl Scout
M. D. Hughes
Katherine McKee
Dorothy McCormick
Supt. Morgan
Helena Woods
Anna Mae Fenzel
Carl Fuller
Delco
Fuller
Cline Building
Supreme Court rules federal power over railroad safety devices
The federal government holds exclusive authority to regulate safety appliances on interstate railroad trains, a ruling by the Supreme Court reversing Pennsylvania courts and curbing state regulatory powers for the Pennsylvania Railroad.
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Uncle Sam
Washington
Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Railroad
Trespassers Shot by Neighbor in Henderson Texas
In Henderson Texas on Sunday, Mrs. Dixie Pool was killed and her husband and visitor Ernest Willard were seriously wounded when G. I. Rasberry and his son opened fire as they allegedly drove hogs from the Rasberry farm. The suspects were arrested and reportedly moved from the county jail for safety.
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Henderson
Tex
Dixie Pool
Ernest Willard
G. I. Rasberry
Rasberry
Prince of Wales to Visit White House Tea With Wilson
The Prince of Wales plans a White House call on Tuesday at three p m to tea with Mrs Wilson and to likely see President Wilson as his health improves. Dr Grayson reported the president's condition greatly better and able to receive the visitor.
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Washington
Prince of Wales
President Wilson
White House
Grayson
State Department
Wilson
State Court Upholds Power to Raise Street Car Fares
In Washington on November 10, state public utility commissioners retain authority to raise street car fares in cities. The Supreme Court refused to review lower court decisions, backing Missouri’s fare increase in Kansas City. In Minneapolis the American Legion formed a permanent organization with Col Henry D Lindsey as chairman and Sgt Jack Sullivan as vice chairman.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Kansas City
Missouri Commission
Minneapolis
Minn
American Legion
Henry D. Lindsley
Texas
Jack Sullivan
Bennett Clark
Missouri
G. C. Bason
E. F. Wood
France develops process for noninflammable celluloid substitute
In France a process has been invented for treating gelatin or glue to create a noninflammable substitute for celluloid, signaling advancement in material science and plastics production.
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France
Baby Betty Loyce Preston Born in The Plains
A daughter named Betty Loyce Preston was born November 5 to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Preston of The Plains. The newborn weighed ten pounds and is at home with the family at Stimpson avenue, in the care of Mrs. Beatrice Heath.
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Charles Preston
Beatrice Heath
the Plains
Betty Loyce
California King of Laxatives Promoted for Children
An old advertisement touts "Syrup of Figs" as a safe child laxative. It emphasizes the product's fruity taste, easy dosing directions on every bottle, and urges mothers to say "California" to ensure a harmless remedy for the stomach and bowels.
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California
Ohio River Stages Reported at Pittsburgh Area
River stage updates show Point Bridge 6.3 feet rising while Herr's Island sits at 6.7 feet stationary. Davis Island 8.1 feet rising, Beaver Dam 8 feet rising, Parkersburg 8.7 feet falling, and Point Pleasant 12.7 feet falling.
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Ohio River
Pittsburg
Point Bridge
Herr’s Island
Davis Island
Beaver Dam
Parkersburg
Point Pleasant
Students Get Half Holiday at Ohio University
President Ellis announced that Ohio University students will receive a half holiday tomorrow afternoon for Armistice Day. Classes proceed in the morning, while students with little afternoon work are sent home.
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Ellis
The
Ohio University
State Civil Service Exams Set For December Dates
Thirty state civil service examinations are called by the commission and will be held from December 12 to December 19 inclusive. A free bulletin with complete details on all exams including places and dates will be sent to applicants.
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State Civil Service Commission
The
Commission
Foundry Head Hurt After Casting Drops on Foot
Supt. W. H. Hyde of the Athens Foundry and Machine Company dropped a heavy casting on his foot Monday forenoon. The toe was mashed and the injury described as very painful.
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W. H. Hyde
Athens Foundry and Machine Company
Divorce suit and damages filed in county court
The November term grand jury met as court business proceeded. Ruth Delia Hibbard sues Carl Joe Hibbard for divorce citing cruelty and seeks custody of two minor children. George Davis sues the B and O railroad for 1000 dollars after a car collision near Grosvenor on October 15. Dan McKinley files a wage suit against Elmer Lantz Frank Kempton and Rodney Phillips for 255 dollars.
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Grand Jury
Confederation of Court
Ruth Delia Hibbard
Carl Joe Hibbard
Crulety
George Davis
B. & O. Railroad
Davis
Grosvenor
B. O
Dan McKinley
Elmer Lantz
Frank Kempton
Rodney Phillips
McKinley
Athens Chauncey road widening marks improvement to county route
The Athens Chauncey road near the county infirmary has been widened for a long stretch. Workmen on Floodwood road Sunday lay curb and prepare to complete the remaining gap on the Athens Nelsonville road. Sunday’s weather favored motoring though mud slowed speeds.
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Athens-Chauncey
County Infirmary
Floodwood
Athens
Nelsonville Road
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