Athens Macionn Honored as Armistice Day Band Member
Mr G Everett Buss Stephen, known in army musical circles, was selected by the war department to play in a military band from various departments for the Armistice Day parade in Canton Ohio. The band includes over a hundred pieces and recalls his service with the 332nd infantry band that toured nine European nations under General Pershing. A tubular fly swatter design collects dead insects for disposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Everett
Buss) Stephenson
War Department
Canton
Ohio
Stephenson
State troops pursue tin snipers in Tug River coal clash
State troops chase striking miners who fired on a Thacker Coal Mining camp on the Kentucky side of the Tug River. A smoke screen and woods burn hindered pursuit. Troops later closed in as reports said miners attacked Borderland Coal Company. No injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamson
W. Va
Thacker Coal Mining Company
Kentucky
Tug River
Borderland Coal Company
West Virginia
Repor
Thacker
Rose Siding
Court House Affairs Notices of Property Transfers
Athens City John Smith to Everett Saulers lot 2291 for $1. James A. Pratt to Hubert A Grace Patton in lot 2094 for $1. Rebecca Friday to P M Zenner inlot 786 for $1 etc. Susan Rose to William Pennell lot 146 part 50x60 8S side and part 10 feet South side for $534. William Pennell to Jesse and Dan Carsey 60 feet South side lot 146 for $1 etc. Albany Corporation Francis M Russell to Marion and Margaret Bobo lots 96 and 97 for $2800. Troy Township Margaret Heldore to Floyd in lot 1148 for $800. Coolville Corporation O F Larson to F W and L M Chapman inlet for $2 for $1 etc. L L Lowman to Jesse R. Baker in lot 204 for $25. Glouster Corporation Emory Welk to H McDonald in lot 586 corporation for $100. Fred Shaner to Emery Watkins lot 700 for $35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens City
John Smith
Everett Saulers
James A. Pratt
Hubert A
Grace Patton
Rebecca Friday
P. M. Zenner
Susan Rose
William Pennell
Jesse
Dan Carsey
Albany Corporation
Francis M. Russell
Marion
Margaret Bobo
Troy Township
Margaret
Heldore
Floyd
Coolville Corporation
O. F. Larson
F. W
L. M. Chapman
L. L. Lowman
Jesse R. Baker
Glouster Corporation
Emory Welk
H. McDonald
Corporation
Fred Shaner
Emery Watkins
Captain Jones Re-elected State Senator With Largest Margin
Capt. Tom W. Jones of Middleport Meigs county won a second term as state senator from the eighth district by its largest majority. The district includes Meigs Gallia Lawrence and Vinton counties. Jones had first been elected two years ago while serving in France with the 87th division. He thanks constituents and vows to seek continued support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom W. Jones
Middleport
Meigs County
Meigs
Gallia
Lawrence
Vinton
Capt. Jones
France
Jones
Zemo and Eczema Cure Ad from E. W. Rose Co.
An old ad promotes Zemo eczema salve with 35c or 1.00 for large size claiming it clears eczema and heals skin troubles. It touts cleansing soothing action and that ordinary soaps irritate skin. Mentions Zemo soap as antiseptic and soothing. From E. W. Rose Co. Cleveland Ohio.
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E. W. Rose Co
Cleveland, O
Local Property Transfers and Marriage Licenses Recorded
Trimbie Corporation transfers and other property deeds list parcels in Waterloo Township Nelsonville and allied towns with nominal consideration. Marriage licenses reported include Christopher C. Thompson and Sylvia Belle Coleman, and several other couples solemnized by local magistrates and reverends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher C. Thompson
Nelsonville
Sylvia Belle Coleman
Pearl Helwig
August Shark Miner
Buchtel
Anna Luckouska
Samuel D. Newman
Stewart
Nelle E. Laughlin
C. Lloyd Strecker
Herron, Carpenter
New Marshfield
Nettie W. Six
Ohio reports bumper crops across state with strong yields
The Ohio crop report cites corn at 154,105,000 bushels from 42.5 bushels per acre, with 85 percent merchantable. Potatoes total 14,523,000 bushels, tobacco 73,440,000 pounds, apples 13,193,000 bushels, and buckwheat 520,000 bushels. Grape and pear crops near normal. clover seed at 169,000 bushels. Baviera to produce aluminum from native clay rather than import bauxite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Cooperative Crop Reporting Bureau of
U. S. Departments of Agriculture
Dreath
Local Residents Share Weekend Visits and Moves
White Hall and Athens area residents spent the weekend with friends and relatives. Mary and Nettie Kenney visited at the Athens state hospital with G. E. Tribe and family. Vera Adair visited Frank Hooper. Melissa Moore visited Ada Parker in Hebbardsville. Charles Martin moved to New Marshfield. George Tribe’s family visited the Hoopers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary and
Nettie Kenney
Athens State Hospital
G. E. Tribe
Vern Adair
Hebron
Frank Hooper
Melissa Moore
Ada Parker
Hebbardsvile
Charles Martin
New Marshfield
George Tribe
Harry Hooper
C. S. Moore
Familly
Kialia Hoch
Orley
Garrett
Jennie Edgell
Nelsonville
William Martin
Anna
Winnie
Chase
Ray Moore
Athens
Hebbardsville
Jno. Radgord
Homer
C. M. Higgins
Smithfield
Cadiz
Pittsburg
Lewis Frailey
Emma Bowers
Richland Avenue
George Earhart
Local Social Notes From Athens Area
Mrs Goldie Moore visited as an Ath ens business guest. L T Runnion called on C W Townsend. Harvey Biggens guest of Mrs A Biggens. Day and Knight visited Coolville hosts, Ray Oliver. Mr and Mrs Charles Dodd were Marietta visitors. William Hurst visited Parkersburg. Mrs Roy Shirley stayed with aunt Mrs Katie Parsons. Ladies society met at Mrs Harry Leeper with eight members. Funeral for William Laughlin held at Clarks Chapel. Emory Montgomery and wife welcomed a son. Orvil Townsend visited his parents. Branch Townsend and family called on Chas Townsend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldie Moore
Athens
L. T. Runnion
Lottridge
C. W. Townsend
Harvey Biggens
Akron
Addie Biggens
Carles Day
Curtis Knight
Coolville
Ray Oliver
Charles Dodd
Marietta
Wiliam Hurst
Parkersburg
Roy Shirley
Katie Parsons
Harry Leeper
William Laughlin
Fred Laughlin
Clarks Chapel
Emory Montgomery
Little Hocking
Manganese forms noted in Japan and local social scraps
Manganese described as found in Japan in three forms with portions up to ninety percent gore. Local social notes: Canaonville visitors, Mr and Mrs Radcliff and family, Mrs Powell and children, dances by L H Poston, Circle Hill, and various calls among neighbors including Devore, Riley, Jones, Evener, Van Dyke, and Showalter. Election day tensions mentioned with a Republican Democrat scrap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Canaonville
Elsia Jones
Belva
Athens
Guy Evener
Gladys
Nelsonville
Edith Thompson
Marie van Dyke
Ruth van Dyke
New England
Charles Showalter
Heatherman
Charleston
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Macionn
Schences
Mandrake
Schenck
DR. J. H. Schenck & Son
Philadelphia
The
F. C. Stedman Co
Majestic Concert Orchestra
Tom Moore
Columbia
Harry Carey
Carey
McCoy
Sessue Hayakawa
Court House
Optomerty
Chas. C. Millikan
Optometrist & Optician
Trimbie Corporation O. C. Leadinghouse
Elizabeth Eelot
Waterloo
Fay
Kennedy
Emmett A. Moore
Nelsonville City
Nathaniel
Blake
Susanna Blake
Alto Susanna Blake
Nathaniel S. Blake
Walter B. Layelot
Cora B. Sharp
Baviaria
White Hall
R. A. Dalton
Grinder
Brooks & Fierce
Ieee
Cash Shoe
HAL. O
Phi Cc
North Court St
Miens Shop
Coats
ID. Zenner Co
Weel
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