Nelsonville News Highlights Local Social and School News
Social events include a luncheon for Mr and Mrs R D McManigal Jr bride and plans for a Japan voyage. College honors go to Mr Vance Morgan of Columbia. Milk in schools begins next week for underweight pupils with low cost options, while Presbyterian services and community notices fill the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Cooley
R. D. McManigal Jr
R. D. McManigal
Pittsburg
Miss Thompson
Logan Ohio
McManigal
Westinghouse Electric Company
Tokio
Japan
Bride
San Francisco
Cal
Donald Brown
Haydenville
Elsie Martin
John Krieg
Logan
Cooley
King's Heralds Meet Margaret Vorhes Saturday on West Franklin
The King's Heralds will meet Saturday afternoon with Miss Margaret Vorhes on West Franklin Street at 1 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Heralds
King's Heralds
Margaret Vorhes
West Franklin Street
Local Methodist Members Attend Athens Revival
Thirty five members chartered a traction car to Athens for revival services at the First Methodist church. All attendees report a very helpful sermon by Dr. McGurk and describe the trip as worthwhile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
First Methodist Church
McGurk
Beckett Open to Meeting Siki If Ban Stands
London dispatch reports Georges Carpentier likely to replace Battling Siki to fight Joe Beckett in Britain. Beckett says he remains willing to face Siki if offered, even after Siki was barred and the French boxing federation canceled his title. Public opinion backs government action preventing black white fights. Professor Abel notes primitive seal origins as bear-derived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Georges Carpentier
Joe Beckett
Siki
Beckett
French Federation of Boxing
United States
Sage and Sulphur Darkens Gray Hair Grandmother’s Recipe Revisited
Wartime era style ad describes Sage and Sulphur Compound for restoring natural hair color. It claims easy home use with Matte bottle sold at drug stores under Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound. The text asserts gray hair disappears after several applications and hair becomes dark and glossy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wryeth
Local man jailed in raid on alleged still operation
Mike Newsad of Moddoc was arrested after a raid at his home by Deputy Prohibition Inspector Mariner and Night Officer Maples. No liquor was found but hot mash suggested a liquor run. Newsad pleaded not guilty. trial date not set. Harry Milliran of Athens was arrested on a warrant for possession of intoxicating liquor, pleaded not guilty, released on $400 bond. trial date not set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Newsad
Moddoc
Mariner
Maples
Newsad
Helwig
Harry Milliran
Athens
Parker
Athens County
The Hope of the World in Wartime Motherhood
The message asserts the 1914 war's devastation and the rising generation as world hope. It promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to aid mothers and future mothers in non surgical cases, claiming fifty years of successful use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Harvard Princeton Clash Quiet in New York Betting
New York reports light wagering on the Harvard Princeton football game in Cambridge Massachusetts tomorrow. Bets laid are at even money as both programs enter the contest undefeated to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cambridge
Mass
Athens High School Hosts Revival Singers
Mr Wieand and Mrs Tullis sang at an Athens High School program Thursday morning in the school auditorium. A song service featured solos by Mrs Tullis and a short talk and prayer by Dr McGurk, drawing strong student interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens High School
Wieand
Tullis
Parmint Double Strength Cure Promises Quick Cough Relief
A home remedy claim touts Parmint double strength as a fast cure for stubborn coughs and catarrhal symptoms. Mix one ounce with a half pint of water and sugar to create a two minute remedy, said to soothe mucous membranes and stop tickling, breathing ease follows. Aimed at clear nostrils watery eyes and mucus discharge, it urges asking the druggist plainly for Parmint double strength.
Lottridge Election Quiet With Small Voter Turnout
The Lottridge election passed very quietly with a small turnout of 194 votes. The page lists numerous Sunday visits and family gatherings across local households including the Bakers, Chases, Barnharts, Boggs, and others, along with several Athens area visitors and a family reunion hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Boggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Baker
Henry Reed
Ed Chase
Vanderhoot
Emma Jeffers
L. T. Runnion
Athens
Land Barnhart
Clarence Barnhart
Mary Capillinger
B. F. Barnhart
William Starkey
Marion
Bode Starkey
Emerson Stout
Elijah Willard
Whitetown
Leroy Boggs
Raymond and
Harmond
Catherine Boggs
A. L. McBee
Rexat Boges
Opal Roges
Philip McBee
Esmond Brandeberry
Emmett Swisher
Ed Rowan
J. W. Davis
Vanderhoof
Autmer Ackley
Athens R. D
Daniel Ackley
Will Graham
Fern Metz
Earl Kincade
Raymond Mixon
Gerald
Leslie Morris
Guy Long
O. L. Davis
Goitre Relief Spread by Michigan Residents
A list of Michigan residents from Flint Detroit Battle Creek Ann Arbor Delton endorses Sorbol Quadruple a colorless remedy. They urge others to learn more from MeeKee Drug Co or by writing Box 69 Mechaniesburg Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goitre
Michigan
Geo. Dhaire
Lyman St
Flint
John Gates
Howard City
Verna Rous
Garyling Ave
Detroit
Jennie Newy
Floyd Sprague
Oworno
Roy EF. Ashley
Cherry
Battle Creek
BP. Melroy
W. Gornac
Battle
Jacksonville election day and church meetings reported
Jacksonville election day passed quietly with a two to one result. U B church sessions continue as Rev Gibson delivers strong talks. The Kings Heralds and Little Light Bearers of the M E church meet with 33 members and seek growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. B. Church
Gibson
King's Heralds
M. E. Church
Glenna Rabe
Chillicothe
Ben Lent
Columbus
Ima Woodgerd
Johnston
Shirkey
McArthur
M. E. Aid
School Programs and Social Planned at Thanksgiving
The report notes high school furnished by the school and some from new grades. Mr. and Mrs. Whittaker lead with other teachers assisting. A masquerade social is voted for Odd Fellows hall at Thanksgiving. Rev. Dean conducts meetings at M. E. B. church in Trimble. Mr. Shaw is seriously ill with little hope of recovery.
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Mrr
Mra. Whittaker
Odd Fellows Hall
Dean
M. EB
Trimble
Shaw
License Tags Delayed in Prison Blaze
A fire at the Ohio Penitentiary in Columbus damaged the automobile tag department delaying 1923 license tag distribution. Athens Chamber of Commerce reports 240000 passenger and 24000 truck plates available with pro rata shipping next week. Salvage 200000 by repainting and plan new machinery to start by December 15. If on schedule, registrations may be served by January 10 with cardboard tags for 1922. Business picking up. Navy. 10. United States Steel reports unfilled orders rising to 6902287 on Oct 31 from 6691607 on Sept 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Penitentiary
Columbus
Athens Chamber J of Commerce
A. G. Snow
Registrar of Automobiles
New York
Navy
United States Steel Corporation
Governor Davis Declares American Education Week
In Columbus Governor Davis issued a proclamation designating December 3 to 9 as American Education week. Education officials and local schools welcomed the designation and planned activities to promote school programs and educational goals nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Davis
Local residents visit relatives and hold gatherings
Sand Rock and Athena residents are noted visiting relatives in Athens and Cleveland. A Saturday evening at the Parmiters features many young guests and refreshments. The Ladies Aid meets with eight members present. In Chicago, Bernice Cugilaro, 16, dies after injuries from a hatchet attack by her mother's common law husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ogg
Athena
George Ogg
Athens
Minnie Colvin
Hite
Cleveland
Henry Oge
N. H.colvin
John Parmiter
Myrtle
Louise Linscott
Virgene Boudinot
Ethel Collyin
Thelma
Virgene Copeland
Lela
Lelia van Dyke
Mamie Frash
Edythe Parmiter
Messrs
Harold and
Carl McCune
Chas. Stahle
Chester Copeland
Harold Henry
Harry van Dyke
Henry Bryson
Wade Copeland
Jewett Parmiter
Gilbert Boudinot
Olive Cunpingham
Lew Winner
Stewart
Ladies Aid
Chicago
Bernice Cugilaro
Iowa Doctor Offers Free Catarrh Cure To Readers
Davenport Iowa Dr W C Coffee a renowned eye ear nose throat specialist announces a treatment that fully heals catarrh and related deafness and head noises. He says several patients improved completely after his method and offers to mail a free supply to any reader who writes with name and address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Iowa
W. C
Luke
St. James Hotel
Jehen
Chere
Dr. Coffee
Ady
Lloyd George cancels engagements due to illness
In Cardiff on November 10 Lloyd George, former British Premier, canceled some political engagements because of illness. In Cincinnati on November 10 plans were announced to replace ten existing stone structures with a new physicians' office building on Garfield Place, costing about 1.5 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardiff
Wales
Lloyd George
When Moses and Aaron Went to School Eyewear Change
An old advertisement urges parents to fit children for glasses at JOHN MCCORMICK Optometrist to keep them ahead in class. The message contrasts past and present eye care.
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Nelsonville ‘News
Bart
Nelsonville
Vance Morgan
Columbia University
Morgan
Columbia
L. G. Matheny
Walter Whitlatch
Charles Tedrow
C. A. Hamm
Nelle Stewart
Middleport
C. H. Barrett
Heiner
Rutland
J. M. Hyde
Geo. S. Putman
Athens Society
Committee In
Presbyterian Church
Sam Newman
Ed Juniper
Mr. Juniper
Ida Hanning
Enworth League
A. Tedrick
Circleville
Lancaster
W. S. Rhodes
Frank Jackson
Woman's Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Cosmopolitan Club
S. 8. Lane
J. R. Howe
Mrs. Earl Smoke
Sugar Grove
Mother Myers
Catherine Myers
John Longley
Myers
Ludenwick
Germany
Massillon
Fred Brodt
Charles Myers
Mac Poston
A D. Farrow
O. Abel
Janine Charre
Modoc
Athenian
Enuf
Taihsiels
Fink
Bon Ton Store
the Peoples Store
All Cretonnes
Burson
Chill
Regina de Bettincourt
Chillan
KE. O. Hoppe
Earl of
Lottridge
Jacksonville
Lloyd George III
Moses
Aaron
John McCormick
Kaelin’s Jewelry Store
Sorona
Mother
Dad
Parker Bros
Bank of Athens Bldg
Nash
Athens County Nash Co
Athens, Ohio
The
Nash Auto Sales Co
Nelsonville, Ohio
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