Social News From Columbus and Surroundings
Mrs D H Moore visits Columbus while A B Thompson leaves for a brief stay. Attorney W E Peters tours Columbus for business. Mrs M M Russell slowly recovers from Spanish influenza. Mr and Mrs J Perry Wood visit Nelsonville by their son John V Wood and family. Osee Douglas and sons spend day with Mrs J F Riley on Richland avenue. Mr and Mrs John Croes guest of in laws the Kellys in Nelsonville. Mr and Mrs J O Arhood and Albert Ogle with June Wood of Frost visit Warren Border family. Blanche Walden returns to Barberton to teach as schools reopen after influenza. Maphet J Hunter returns to Camp Sherman after an eighteen day furlough. Misses Clarys and Helen Cray of Guysville with Tolson of Amesville come to Athens for war end celebration hope. They stay with J W Dixon on West Union street. Mr and Mrs C R Balls and son Moorman Randall visit Mansfield kin over weekend as Louise Balis leaves for Norfolk to become a yeoman.
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Maphet
J. Hunter
Camp Sherman
C. H. Hunter
Clarys
Helen Cray
Guysville
Mr. Tolson
Amesville
Athens
J. W. Dixon
West Union Street
C. R. Balls
Moorman Randall
Mansfield
Mary Balis
Louise Balis
Norfolk
Navy
Deaths-Funerals DIED IN FLORIDA
Mr. Ray Patterson aged 31 died October 16 at his Alva Florida home. He leaves his wife a one year old son and his mother Mrs Alice Mansfield. Walter G Jones a 30 year old miner died this morning at his Van Vorhes Street home from influenza and pneumonia. He is survived by his wife and two small children. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Ray Patterson
Alice Mansfield
Alva
Fla
Walter G. Jones
van Vorhes Street
Clyde Hoon
E. N. Hoon
Clyde
High Street
Crawford
Belford Foraker
Stephen Foraker
Flu Strikes Area Families as School Remains Closed
The flu keeps the local school closed as multiple residents report illness. Qotto Smart and his entire family are stricken, with Mr. and Mrs. Smart both very ill. Mrs. Hall, sister to Mrs. Smart, also has the flu. John Easler and wife are recovering from illness, and Mrs. William Evener and son Fran cis visited Sunday. Willie McDaniel, nephew of the Evener family, is not well and living in Buchtel. Mr. and Mrs. John Sullivan visited friends in Buchtel Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qotto Smart
Smart
William Hall
John Easler
William Evener
Francis
Emmett Easler
Willie McDaniel
William McKee and a Business Trip to Buchtel
A fragment notes a flying trip to Buchtel last week by an individual and a separate business trip to Buchtel on Saturday. The text provides no additional names, places, or dates beyond Buchtel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchtel
William McKee
Glouster Observes Peace Day Parade Amid Safety Concerns
Sunday Creek valley celebrated a peace observance with bells whistles and a monster parade ending at the Glouster baseball diamond. Public safety items were fired causing injuries to two youths and a boy lost fingers in a hazardous cap explosion. attorney Geo W. Rose attends Perry County court in New Lexington.
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Sunday Creek
Trimble
Glouster Baseball Diamond
Board of Health Regulations
Glouster
Geo. W. Rose
New Lexington
Perry County
Chamberlain Cough Remedy Proves Worth in Colds
Many families rely on Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for winter coughs and colds. The article urges following directions and suggests the remedy yields the best results, claiming its merit is fully proven by long-standing use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Hoover says no immediate food price drop after armistice
Food Administrator Hoover warned that prices will not fall right away after the armistice. He noted some foods may rise while others fall as shipping becomes available and global stock flows shift. He described a new economic era with uncertain near term price movements.
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Washington
Hoover
Far East
United States
Election Returns Show Cox Leads Willis in Ohio Races
Official returns from 83 counties indicate Cox leading Willis by a margin of unknown value. Brown holds an 18,866 majority for lieutenant governor, Smith leads for secretary of state by 25,808, Archer by 0,072, and Price by 27,807, all Republicans. Seventy-nine counties in the western dry region show the drys ahead by 5,970.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Secretary of State
Cox
Willis
Brown
Smith
Archer
Price
Burk Responds To Questionnaire Ad Misprint
Charles William Burk of Millfeld R F D No 2 in care of Fred Nelson says he registered at his address and has resided there since and claims his name was advertised as not having secured a questionnaire. He asks for correction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles William Burk
Millfeld R. F. D. No. 2
Fred Nelson
Burk
War time prohibition bill to stay amid postwar talks
Senate supporters insist the war time national prohibition measure remains on track for final passage despite end of hostilities. Senator Sheppard, author, and allies touted the plan as part of the agricultural appropriation bill stalled in conference due to differences.
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Washington
Congress
Sheppard
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