Local social notes from Parkersburg Athens and surrounding area
Mrs P L Busch and grandson and Mrs M J Charlton were in Parkersburg Tuesday. A girl born to Mr and Mrs P T Winner at Parkersburg hospital. M J Charlton and family visited Athens. Miss Snyder from Columbus visiting. Mrs M J Charlton and daughter hosted Ray Copeland and Miss Snyder. Davis and wife of Coolville called on Addie Diggins. Thomas McAfee, Clarence Moore and spouses and Miss Francis Hayes visited Athens. L T Runnion of Lottridge was supper guest of C W Townsend. A Biddison and two children visited near Athens. Mrs Addie Biggings and Dorothy spent Sunday in Columbus. Rome Township Grange met at I O O F hall Saturday. Audrey Ludwick of Athens visited C W Townsend. Frank Robinson visited Guysville. Mark Sutton and family of Chauncey were weekend guests of David and family. Prof Reeves and Frank Burke visited Athens on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. L. Busch
M. J. Charlton
Parkersburg
P. T. Winner
Parkersburg’ Hospital
L. H. Smith
Athens
Miss Snyder
Columbus
Ray Copeland
Robert Brill
Davis
Coolville
Addie Diggins
Thomas McAfee
Clarence Moore
Francis Hayes
L. T. Runnion
Lottridge
C. W. Townsend
A. Biddison
Mr. Biddison
Addie Biggsings
Dorothy
Rome Township
I. 0. O. F. Hall
Audrey Ludwick
Frank Robinson
Guysville
Mark Sutton
Chauncey
David Sutton
Local Social Notes and Agricultural Prices
Mr and Mrs Arda Kasler hosted Vera Kasler Wednesday and William Nichols Thursday. Raynold Miller and son visited Warren Kasler. a stray yearling calf from Miller’s farm remains unfound. The best No 1 prime skunk price this season is 6.25 dollars. School progress continues with Hazel Linscott teaching. Amenville neighbors were in town Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arda Kasler
Vera Kasler
William Nichols
Raynold Miller
Jacksonville
Warren Kasler
Mr. Miller
C. FE. Robinson
Geo. Rathburn
Broadwell
Bert Wogan
Edwin Carpenter
Calvary
Veral Phillips
Athens
Elihu
Wesley Norris
Harvey Linscott
A. H. Murphy
H. A. Fleming
Hazel Linscott
Amenville
Sallie Johnson
Local social notes from Jasper Hill and surrounding areas
Mrs Eliza Nickoson returns from Athens with daughter Mia Jen nie Bean. The Scott and Hess families spend a week at a Cedar Hill summer home. Maud Sams visits sister Ione Smith. Will Nickoson visits brother Jesse. The Niggemeyers host guests in Jerseyville Chauncey and Alfred figures mention several family gatherings. Arthur Hawk helps Ione Smith with sewing and a party at George Niggemeyer’s is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Nickoson
Athens
Mia
Jennie Bean
Phill Scott
Will Hess
Columbus
Cedar Hill
Maud Sams
Ione Smith
Will Nickoson
Jesse Nickoson
John Niggemeyer
Louis and
Paul
Aaron Brown
Golda
Pearl
Atwood Grim
Jerseyville
Frank Klingenberg
Howard
Foster
Chauncey
Arthur Hawk
George Niggemeyer
Lawrence Niggemyer
Raymond
Lena
Kate Niggemeyer
John Wandling
J. M. Bentz
Charley Woody
Alfred
Ruel Fish
Chase Area Social and Travel Notes Span Weekend
Mr and Mrs 7 B Ator and sons Harold and Jeff Robinson spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Ira Ator of Pratts Fork. Numerous locals visited Athens and Centerstake for meetings and errands including Miss Winnie Martin and Mrs Aristien Carbaugh at a teachers meeting. Suburban travel saw Charles Chase and Mr Henry Martin in the area and a note on fuel briquettes made from coal tar in Amsterdam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Ator and
Harold
Jeff Robinson
Ira Ator
Pratts Fork
Lester Oberholzer
Akron
Darrel Ziggafoos
Albany
Winnie Martin
Aristien Carbaugh
Centerstake
Charles Chase
Athens
James Crossen
Hebbardsville
Herbert Carbaugh
Charles Carsey
Local Names and Social Visits Noted in Region
J R Steward of Charleston visits his mother and relatives. Joe Young of Rutland on business. Mrs I L Farley of Millersport guests of Mrs Jane Jordan. W J Swett is on the sick list. District Supt Merritt in charge at school Tuesday. Mrs R A Swearinger of Hamden visiting relatives. W E Harmon W W Sisson and Jesse Sisson on business in Albany. Del and Daves Farmer of Middleport visit D M Sisson family. Robert Hixson of Chauncey calls on friends. Harry Dudgeon and wife attend farmers institute at Dyesville. Blanche Woodyard buys horse from G C Gorby. Mrs E T Sisson spends weekend with sister-in-law. Sam Tewksberry of Albany visits daughter Mrs W E B Reeves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Steward
Charleston
W. Va
Joe Young
Rutland
I. L. Farley
Millersport
Jane Jordan
W. J. Swett
Merritt
R. A. Swearinger
Hamden
W. E. Harmon
W. W. Sisson
Jesse Sisson
Albany
Buchtel
Murray City
Mr. Geyer
Dell and
Daves
Middleport
D. M. Sisson
Robert Hixson
Chaunce
Local Residents Visit family and attend community events
Mr and Mrs Floyd Shaffer and baby stay with her father S M Bingman. E J Daugherty and Hiram Root families visit Parkersburg. Nellie Bafford visits her parents E L Rogers. A pie supper drew a large crowd Saturday night. Earl Clark and John Gibbs visit Parkersburg and Sylvia Cubbison spends Sunday with Reuben Ridenour family Centennial. Emerson Daugherty trips to Tuppers Plains on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Shaffer
S. M. Bingman
E. J. Daugherty
Hiram Root
Parkersburg
Nellie Bafford
E.L. Rogers
Earl Clark
John Gibbs
Ida Cubbison
Sylvia
Reuben Ridenour
Centennial
Ray Clark
Emerson Daugherty
Tuppers Plains
Houstonia Promises Quick Relief for Rusty Nail Wounds
Clark County farmer Dean McKilip shares a rusted nail injury cured by Houstonia liniment. The ad touts open cuts and sores healing with Houstonia and urges readers to buy genuine Dr. Jones Co. product at drugstores in 25¢, 50¢, and 81¢ sizes with a Dr. Jones portrait.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Dean McKilip
Clark Co
Ohio
Dr. Jones
Dr. J. C. Jones Co
Charleston
Adv
Revival Meetings Set in Hebbardsville Church
In Hebbardsville M E church announces preaching Sunday nov 23 at 2 pm with Sunday School at 1 pm. Revival meetings begin Sunday evening. Lorin Parker injured elbow after a wagon fall. Rev Miller preached at C P church. Hunters seek rabbits as crops decline. most farmers ban hunting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Lorin
Wil Parker
Miller
C. P
Weight reduction promise with keretn capsules
An advertisement claims a guaranteed method to slim down without starvation or heavy exercise. It praises a capsule product from a druggist, promising better health, happiness, and a buoyant life, and urges readers to show others this offer.
Toledo Car Tie-Up Ongoing Two Weeks Into Fray
Negotiations between Toledo city officials and the traction company over franchise ordinance forms to be submitted to voters continued as residents marked the twelfth day of a car tie-up. Cars remain in Michigan after voters ousted the un franchised company, while buses handle crowds efficiently in clear weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo, O
Traction Company
Glycerine Mixture Promises Relief for Digestive Ailments
An Adlerika preparation using glycerine buckthorn bark and related ingredients is claimed to remove accumulated matter from the bowels and prevent appendicitis. It relieves gas and constipation with instant action, with a business man reporting benefit in long standing indigestion and sour stomach. Henry H. Cotner, druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry H. Cotner
Public Forum on Industrial Strife and Government Action
D W Wallace argues against blaming agitators for a strike of 1.5 to 2 million workers. He attributes unrest to economic exploitation and calls out government use of injunctions and the Lever Act against miners. He condemns food relief restrictions that prevent unions from aiding families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
D. W. Wallace
Overwork and Worry Linked to Nervous Breakdown
A Plattsburg woman describes how overwork and caring for three children led to a general breakdown with nervous symptoms. She credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with restoring strength, appetite, and sleep after taking one box and continuing treatment. The pills cost 60 cents per box and are sold by druggists or from the Dr Williams Medicine Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida G. Martin
Palmer Street
Plattsburg, N. Y
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Ohio university professor to wed Huntington woman
Twenty Years Ago item reports Prof. J. P. McVay of Ohio University music department to marry Miss Virginia Hogg of Huntington, W V, on Monday the 20th inst. Also notes the W C T U meeting at M E church with Franchise as subject and speakers Mrs De Steigner and a duet by Mrs Millikan and Mrs Ada Kurtz. Governor elect Nash selects Frederick N Sinks of Columbus as private secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. McVay
Department of Music
Ohio University
Virginia Hogg
Huntington
W. Va
M. E
de Steigner
Millikan
Ada Kurtz
Electa Hibbard
Nash
Frederick N. Sinks
Columbus
Sinks
Fred Preston
City
County Superintendent Root to Speak at Bassett Ridge Event
An entertainment and speech by County Superintendent Root will be held at the Bassett Ridge school house on Saturday evening November 22. Attendees are asked to bring a pie or a parcel post package for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Root
Bassett Ridge School
Lawrence and Olson Set for Detroit Bout for 500 Dollar Purse
After a Detroit match, Lawrence and Olson will headline a winter athletic carnival under the Shriners with a 500 dollar prize. Lawrence plans to arrive in Athens Sunday to rest before the bout. Olson hosts guests from the varsity football team and both fighters are praised for skill and sportsmanship. Preliminary bouts feature Swick and Dabritz and Swick's strong build noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Lawrence
Olson
Shriners
Athens
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Wrial
Fred
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Kenton Pharmacal Co
Coppin Bidg
Covington
New York City
Wrence & Co
Chicago
Cline Pharmacy Co
McKee Drug Co
H. W. Cotner
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
I Stewart
Prof Reeves
Frank Burke
Jasper Hill
Chase
Henry Martin
Wm. Henry
Centerstoke
Everette Carbaugh
Loring Searles
Edgar Stanley
Hazel
Snowville
James Woodyard
Earnest Helwig
Orland Johnson
Amsterdam
Cascaraes D
Mr. Hill
Ireland
Woundis
Public Forum
Plattsburg
PIE and Box
Lawrence and
America
Hyler
Lowney
Gilbert
the Cline Pharmacy Co
NAVY
Capitol Brand
Sam Sommer
S Store News
New York
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