Local Social Notes From Glouster and Columbus
Mr and Mrs H Galvin hosted guests Tuesday including Mrs A J Cecil and Mack of Glouster Dinner guests Sunday at John Meflargs were Emmett Mitchell Pearl Davis and Inez Grace Mrs Emmett Mitchell of Columbus visits her parents Mr and Mrs John McHarg Pearl McHarg of Columbus visited his parents here W S Hudson attends International Y M C A in Detroit Mrs Nelson Dowler and daughter visit Logan relatives John Baird and T C Green were in Columbus on business Henry McCulloch rushed to Mt Vernon after his sister died in an auto accident Miss Lon Lane visits Columbus friends Frank Groves and wife spend a few days in Columbus
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Emmett Mitchell
Columbus
John McHarg
Pearl McHarg
W. S. Hudson
Detroit
Nelson Dowler
Logan
John Baird
T. C. Green
Henry McCulloch
Mt. Vernon
Lon Lane
Frank Groves
Allard Hostetter
A. R. Jones
Clifford Sanders
Mary Ball
Ed. Crammer
Athens
Chamber of Commerce Dinner At Elks Club Tomorrow
Chamber of Commerce set a dinner at the Elks Club for tomorrow evening. Mrs. C L Stout visits her parents in Coolville as Mr and Mrs Davis host. Mr and Mrs F G Cooley travel in Columbus Newark and Chillicothe. Mr and Mrs T A Maye enjoy a few days in Columbus. The Maccombs visit Columbus and Ted Katzenbach in the Protestant hospital. Miss Clara Evans hosts her sister Mrs R S Fuller and daughter Frances Louise from Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Stout
C. A. Davis
Coolville
F. G. Cooley
Columbus
Newark
Chillicothe
T. A. Maye
Walter Maccombs
Ted Katzenbach
Protestant Hospital
Clara Evans
R. S. Fuller
Frances Louise
Cleveland
W C T U Affair Notes Local Meeting and Busy Week
Mrs Elizabeth Stratton and Nellie hosted the W C T U with Mrs Mills and Mrs Pierce Stratton assisting. The group discussed raising the second installment of the million dollar drive for world temperance and planned a December dinner for the Chamber of Commerce. A report from the state convention in Columbus was shared and a talk on Woman in government was given by Miss Stratton. The afternoon included a duet and social refreshments. Other notes mention PTA meeting tomorrow at 2 30 P M in the high school auditorium and several residents visiting Columbus Athens and Columbus again for family and business reasons.
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Elizabeth Stratton
Nellie
Mills
Pierce Stratton
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Starkey
Allen
Blake
Chamber of Commerce
Columbus
Miss Stratton
Dr Hoodlett Purchases Andrew Jackson Property in Chauncey
Dr. Jay Hoodlett of this city closed a deal Tuesday to buy the Andrew Jackson property in Chauncey. The two store rooms and dwelling will host his new office and medical practice. Best wishes go with him from local friends.
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Jay Hoodlett
Andrew Jackson
Chauncey
Funeral for Mrs. Mary Ball Held Amid Mournful Attendees
A large number of relatives and friends attended the funeral services Tuesday afternoon for Mrs. Mary Ball. Floral tributes reflected the esteem in which she was held in the city where she had lived 35 years. Burial followed at Greenlawn Cemetery.
Mrs Minnie Humphrey Hosts Women’s Mission Society
Mrs Minnie Humphrey on Chestnut street will host Thursday afternoon to receive the ladies of the Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist church.
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Minnie Humphrey
Chestnut Street
Woman's
Thme Missionary Society
The
Methodist Church
Missionary Society of Presbyterian Church Meets
The Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church will meet with Mrs. Earl Lama Thursday afternoon.
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The
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Earl Lama
Local Bank Defrauded In Missing Cash Case
Dr. A L Pritchard found about 275 dollars missing after checking his bank balance. On receiving his cancelled checks he discovered two checks signed by Emma Pritchard had been returned to his address, suggesting possible fraud.
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A. L. Pritchard
Emma Pritchard
Checks Drawn On Nelsonville Fraudulent Purchases
A doctor reported two counterfeit Nelsonville checks totaling 279.85 used at Morehouse Martin Co. and The Home Store in Columbus. The doctor warned the bank after learning the checks were worthless, and police will pursue the two young women who presented them for merchandise last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morehouse & Martin Co
Columbus
Nelsonville Classified Ads Creep Up in Late November Listings
Local classified section features a closing out sale for phonographs table models from ten dollars, floor models from fifty nine, and a note on German and Japanese harps at Sauter's Studio 56 Fulton St. Also listings for Christmas photography at Lauter's Studio, a lost traveler prompt reward, a Hudson Forma truck for sale, a Harvard mahogany piano for sale, a social dance by the Odd Fellows and Rebekah lodge on November 22, and a New York inventor's ceiling cleaning machine that scrubs ceilings and traps wastewater.
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Sauter’s
Fulton St
Nelsonville
Swiss vote for League of Nations prevailing in Parliament
The Swiss national council voted 124 to 43 to adhere to the League of Nations in Berne on November 19. The piece shifts to health relief, sharing Lewis Newman of Charleston West Virginia crediting Foley's Honey and Tar for recovery from severe grip and cold. He endorses it as a remedy for grip cough croup whooping cough and common colds available nationally.
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Berne
National Council of Switzerland
League of Nations
Lewis Newman
Northland St
Charleston
W. Va
Foley
Man Survives Fall From Hotel Window in Huntington
George Hayelit of Barnbus, West Virginia, walked out a fourth story window at a Huntington hotel after finding his door locked from inside. He landed on a cement sidewalk, then returned to the clerk for a room key and appeared uninjured.
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Huntington
W. Va
George Hayelit
Barnbus
Akron Rail Tragedy Claims Young Worker and his Home
Tall mage T. Patterson, 26, who moved to Akron four years ago as a rubber worker, bought a home for his widowed mother and younger brother in Cherry Tree, Pa. He arrived Monday and was struck by a passenger train Tuesday afternoon while returning from work, dying instantly.
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Akron, CO
Tallmage
T. Patterson
Akron
Cherrytree
Patterson
Prince of Wales Heads North For National Horse Show
The Prince of Wales was to attend the third day of the 34th National Horse Show at Madison Square Garden in New York. Most classes were Hackneys, shaping the judging lineup for the day.
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New York
Prince of Wales
Madison Square Garden
New York Man Sues Over Alienation of Wife Affection
George W. Newberry sues John Kelley for 40000 dollars claiming alienation of his wife’s affections after she confesses another man danced on her new shoes.
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New York
George W. Newberry
John Kelley
Roosevelt to Cross Atlantic as Ship Official
The steamship Nauban sails today from New York to Rio Janeiro with Captain Ker mit Roosevelt and his mother aboard. Roosevelt travels to Brazil Chile and Argentina in his capacity as an official of the steamship company.
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New York
Rio Janeiro
South America
Kermit Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Brazil
Chile
Argentine
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Office US
SEC. OF Labors
John Meflarg
Pearl Davis
New Straitsville
Inez Grace
J. E. Zeller
Hyde Bldg
Nelsonville, Ohio
Stuarts
Opera House
Kanuis
Featuring Princess
Kanui
Hawaii
Elks’ Club
DR. Hoodlett
Missionary Society
Lauter
Poplar St
Public Square
Hudson
C. D. Shafer & Co
Harvard
Bell
ODD Fellows and Rebekah Lodge
Lash
Nelsonville Tire & Repair
Wshington Street
United States
Gates
Portage
Kekeme
Tirea
Tubes
Stuart’s Opera House
Tharecey
Vail
Messenger
Medium Dry Goods Co
Coats
Modiem Dry Goods Co
Clarkes O. N. T
Buster Brown
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