Local Guests and Visits Mentioned Around Nelsonville
Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Campbell hosted guests including Charlies Campbell and Anita Gladys of The Plains. B. E. LeFever visited Athens on business. Miss Bernice Bennett Edna Mechem and Beth Verity visited Athens. Mrs. Fred Higgins and Mrs. Will Devol dined with the Blazers in Athens. W. W. Gibson traveled to Columbus for his son Cable’s ear operation today.
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Dudley Campbell
Charlies
Campbell
Anita’ Gladys
The
Plains
B. E. LeFever
Athens
Bernice Bennett
Edna Mechem
Beth Verity
Fred Higgins
Will Devol
James Blazier
W. W. Gibson
Columbus
Cable
Cosmopolitan Club Hosts and Local Visits Observed
Mrs Walter Wolfe hosts Cosmopolitan Club ladies tonight. Guests include Mrs Dow Bowers, Mrs Clyde Anderson, and Mrs Loren North visiting Mrs Harry Hawke in New Marshfield. Armistice Day visitors to New Straits ville include Misses Inez Grace, Bernice Bennett, Frances Bennett, and Gladys Betts. Mrs James Pidcock spent Tuesday in Athens with friends. Mrs George Lowery visiting relatives in New Plymouth. Miss A L Cunningham of Columbus was in our city business visitor Wednesday. Mrs Henry McCulloch spent Wednesday with friends in Haydenville. Mrs Clyde Anderson guests of Mrs C A Hooper in Athens for the weekend.
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Dow Bowers
Clyde Anderson
Loren North
Harry Hawke
New Marshfield
Inez Grace
Bernice Bennett
Frances Bennett
Gladys Betts
New Straitsville
James Pidcock
Athens
Friends
George Lowery
New Plymouth
A. L. Cunningham
Columbus
Our City
Henry McCulloch
Haydenville
C. A. Hooper
Needle Craft Club Honors Ethel Colegrove Anniversary
In honor of her 22nd birthday anniversary Mrs. Ethel Colegrove receives a celebratory nod from the Needle Craft Club. The note marks a small community tribute to her as she reaches a milestone.
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Needle Craft Club
Ethel Colegrove
Needle Craft Club Hosts Pleasant Sewing Afternoon
The Needle Craft Club entertained twelve members with a two course dinner at the hostess’s home. A sterling silver thimble was given as a gift. W. H. Bennett visits Columbus for a few days. Mrs. Fred Stracke of Logan stays with her daughter Mrs. Nelson Dowler.
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Ladies of the Needle Craft Club
W. H. Bennett
Columbus
Fred Stracke of
Logan
Nelson Dowler
Quiet Logan Wedding of Miss Olive Kreig and Floyd Duffy
Miss Olive Kreig and Mr. Floyd Duffy were married Saturday evening at the Presbyterian manse in Logan with Rev. Kerr officiating. The couple will reside in Logan in an already furnished home after a wedding trip. Kreig is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Kreig, Logan, and the groom is described as a young man of sterling character.
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Olive Kreig
Floyd Duffy
Logan
Kerr
Miss Kreig
H. D. Kreig
Alumni Meet At Pastime Park Highlighted By Friday Game
Football at Pastime Park Friday afternoon with a 2 45 p m kickoff. Nelsonville alumni face the local high school squad as Mr and Mrs Henry Verity and daughter Lucile among guests of Mrs C A Hooper in Athens. Clyde Anderson leaves for Cleveland to take a new position.
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Pastime Park
Nelsonville High School
Henry Verity
Lucile
Joe Verity
C. A. Hooper
Athens
Clyde Anderson
Cleveland
Debate on Eight Hour Day and Finland Admission
Washington reports international labor conference committees discussed unemployment and a proposed international eight hour day. The session also debated Finland's admission with Italian delegates urging and Canadian delegates opposing citing Finland’s nonmember status in the league of nations.
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Washington
International Labor Conference
Finland
League of Nations
Kansas City Chosen For Next Minor League Meeting
Springfield convention selects Kansas City as next year's meeting site. The league adopts David Fultz proposal to limit liens on territories to unpaid salaries and interclub debts.
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Kansas City
National Association of Minor Baseball Leagues
David Fultz
International League
Trutona Praised by Ironton Resident in Local Ad
Mrs Rozzie Flemings of Iron ton declares Trutona eased nervousness and stomach trouble. She says appetite improved digestion strengthened rest at night and constipation relief. The tonic is being introduced at Hick mans Pharmacy in Nelsonville.
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Ironton, O
Rozzie Flemings
Ironton
Trutona
Ra. Flemings
Nelsonville
Hickman’s
Nelsonville Classified Ads List Various Local Goods
Numerous items for sale and trade appear from Nelsonville. Black ponies 40 and 46 inches with prices, oak furniture including a leather Davenport and oak colonnade, a pool room business bargain, phonograph sales, Christmas photography, corn stock at Gadbury's Feed Store, auto repair services by E H Moler, and a lost gold brooch with a reward. Listings include contact names and dates like 11-12-3, 11-11-3, 11-10-7, and 11-13-3.
Local Families Mingle During Winter Visits and School Visit
Notes record a string of visits and family gatherings in the area with Mr. and Mrs. Graham of Stan ley North Dakota spending the winter with Seldon Woodyard's family. County Supt. Alex Root visited Chase school. other locals host relatives from Athens Hebbardsville Jerseyville Center stoke and more as tungsten mining in China boosts bismuth exports, now over ten percent of world supply.
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Albn Graham
Stanley N. Dakota
Seldon Woodyard
Alex Root
Athens
Chase
Glenn
Ruth
Graham
C. B. Vorhes
China
Seekinger Declares Relief From Stomach Torment With Parker Treatment
Jacksonville Ohio resident John Seekinger says he found relief from long standing stomach troubles after using Dr Parker's Treatment for Indigestion and Constipation He reports bloating souring gas and nervousness disappeared and he can now eat anything The remedy is fully guaranteed or your money back The Cline Pharmacy Co and druggists carry it
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Jacksonville
John Seekinger
Dr. Parker
Youngest Major in Army Honored by Four Nations
Major Alexander Stark of the Sixty-first infantry at twenty-two is the youngest major in the American army. He entered as a second lieutenant at the war’s start and was promoted for leadership under fire. He has been decorated by four governments and may wear the Distinguished Service Medal, the Bell Military Cross, the Legion of Honor, the French Croix de Guerre and the Italian War Cross.
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Alexander Stark
Sixty-first Infantry
US. S. A
Prince of Wales to Meet President Wilson in Bedside Visit
Washington November 13 arrangements for the Prince of Wales to meet President Wilson were completed today The president will not leave his bed for the visit Edward will enter the sick room about 5 30 this afternoon and likely have a brief conversation with the President Dr Grayson Mrs Wilson and family members are expected to be present
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Washington
Prince of Wales
Wilson
Edward
Q@rayson
Conference urges two year extension of federal railroad control
Washington November 13. The conference on democratic control of the railroads urged keeping government control for two more years. Formed by the Plumb plan league and chaired by Chief Justice Walter Clark it said no rush to return lines to private owners and proposed an expert commission to study railroad problems.
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Washington
Congress
Plumb Plan League
Walter Clark
North Carolina
Frederick C. Howe
Miners and Operators Face Deadlock Over Washington Wage Pact
Washington talks hinge on whether employers back the Washington wage agreement to end the war era. Miners push for a six hour day five day week and big raises while operators claim the pact remains in force until war ends. A deadlock could affect the Indianapolis injunction against the strike.
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Washington
Indianapolis
North Dakota Mines Open After Strike At Coal Sale
In Bismarck on November 13 the state started lignite coal mining with sales at cost plus a royalty of ten to twenty five cents per ton to compensate operators. Mines reopened following a five day strike.
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Bismark
N. D
North Dakota
Market gains strength as stocks close higher
New York November 13 The stock market regained its normal rhythm with call money down ten points to six percent. Major gains lifted the list as General Motors jumped to 25 dollars, up 45 points from the prior close. Mexican Petroleum rose about 25 points and other high priced stocks attracted buyers. U S Steel, less affected by the market break, traded above 60.
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New York
Call
General Motors
Mexican Petroleum
0. S. Steel
Temporary restraining order sought against hotel license law
Foster Burdell manager of the Normandie Hotel asks Franklin county common pleas court for a temporary restraining order blocking enforcement of Ohio's new hotel license law. He claims the measure is unconstitutional and a revenue tool, noting the state projects 3000000? revenue while administration costs are about 50000. The article also mentions an unrelated note about flat thumb tacks and a T square.
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Columbus
Fleming
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
Foster Burdell
Normandie
Burdell
Ely's Cream Balm Relief for Catarrh
A rudimentary ad describes Ely's Cream Balm as a fragrant antiseptic cream for nasal use. It promises quick relief from catarrh and colds by unclogging nasal passages, soothing inflamed mucous membranes, and easing headaches and nasal discharge.
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Ely
Ford car order offer guarantees current price
An offer promises a Ford car at present prices for a $100 payment. The seller claims monthly allotments of twenty six cars and urges quick action to secure a car without storage or interest, noting demand in southern and roadworthy areas and accepting LA Bonds as payment.
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Nelsonville
Amesville
Ford
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Cosmopolitan Club
Walter Wolfe
Wm. Mills
Bank Bldg
Nelsonville, Ohio
Krieg
Duffy
Kansas City Next
Springfield
Mass
Stratton
Stratton's
Capitol Brand
New
California
Pillsbury
Star Soap
Sof
Brazil
New California
J. P. Tedrow
Isaac Warner
John W. Wood
W. Washington St
Columbus St
Nelsonville, O
Sauter’s
Fulton St
Auter
Gadvury’s
E. H. Moler
Ray Ashby
Major Alexander Stark
Prince
League
Fratior
Hunning Mines and Sells
GOAL
Glouster
Slape
Nelsonville Dry Goods Company
Washington St
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