Union Thanksgiving Service At First Christian Church
The union service starts at 10 o clock tomorrow at West State and Congress. Choirs from participating churches are invited to assist. Rev H C Smith reads the scripture from the Baptist church. Rev James A Miller offers the prayer. Rev C L Strecker of the M E Church delivers the message. Rev M B Chatley leads the services hoping for large attendance.
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Union
First Christian Church
West State Street
Congress Street
H. C. Smith
The
Baptist Church
James A. Miller
C. L. Strecker
M. E. C Church
Beauty and Harmony Through Lydia E. Pinkham's Compound
A call to women to use Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to cure tiredness low spirits and aches. The ad argues improved health restores beauty and harmony at home by reversing physical decline.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
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A reflective line about trouble and perception contrasts how people view their own difficulties. It suggests some would feel untroubled if others had similar experiences. The statement emphasizes relative perspective and resilience.
East Side School Pageant Delights Large Audience
A lively pageant by East Side School pupils at First Methodist church entertained a large audience. The program featured Marion Morse as Goddess of Liberty and strong performances by foreign and Pilgrim groups, with Mr. Woodworth narrating and Miss Bridgman directing.
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East Side
Paul Woodworth
Marion Morse
William Schmidt
Monica Carr
Verna Danford
Clarice Totman
Iris Young
Martin Collins
Fred Gibson
Franklin Murphy
Brewster
Elizabeth Foley
Miss Bridgman
Miss Spring
Local Social Notes and Club Meeting Plans
Mrs. Harry Beckley travels to Columbus to spend Thanksgiving with relatives. The U C D club meets with Mrs P G Dowler at 9 Church Street Friday at 2 PM. Pythian Sisters nominate officers Friday evening at 7 PM. Mrs G L Fenzel and daughter Anna May depart Friday morning for a weekend visit in Cincinnati.
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U. C. D. Club
P. G. Dowler
Church Street
Pythian Sisters
G. L. Fenzel
Anna May
Cincinnati
Thanksgiving Travel Notes From New Marsh Field Family Picks
Mrs. J. F. Withers of New Marsh field Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Rossi and son George left today for Portsmouth to visit over Thanksgiving. Miss Arvilla Shuster a Central schools teacher has gone to Zaleski to visit over school recess with her sister Mrs. William Fuller.
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J. F. Withers
New Marshfield
Frank A. Rossi
George
Portsmouth
Arvilla Shuster
Central Schools
Zaleski
William Fuller
Dixon family heads to Columbus for Thanksgiving visit
Mr J W Dixon and family left this noon by motor for Columbus to spend Thanksgiving with Mr F E Ankrom and family of Webber Road.
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J. W. Dixon
Columbus
F. E. Ankrom
Webber Road
High School Team Heads to Middletown for All Southern Ohio Meet
Athens contestants travel for the All Southern Ohio championship by 12 18 B and O train with Coach Torrence and players including Sharp Shaffer Wilcox Gandee McKinley Barnes Brooks Sweeny Hughes Battin Fetch Maple Moler Baker Nelson Roberts and Muir. They plan to reach Middletown at 7 45 p m and stay at United States hotel ahead of the 2 p m game. Fetch remains slightly injuried but available after the Doane game. Returning to Athens the team leaves Middletown on the 12 55 train that night.
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Athens
Middletown
Torrence
Sharp
Shaffer
Wilcox
Gandee
McKinley
Barnes
Brooks
Sweeny
Hughes
Battin
Fetch
Maple
Moler
Baker
Nelson Roberts
Muir
United States
Special Thanksgiving Services at Church of God
Rev. B. F. Timmons announces special Thanksgiving services at the Church of God on Hocking Street. The public is invited for an afternoon assembly at 2 30 and evening services at 7 30 with guests D. T. Koch of Lancaster and Martin Raab of Allegan Michigan attending.
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Church OF God
B. F. Timmons
Hocking Street
D. T. Koch
Lancaster
Martin Raab
Allegan
Mich
Little Hocking Grange Elects New Officers
At the Little Hocking Grange meeting in Ohio on November 23, officers were elected: Master C D Robinson Overseer Howard Oakes Lecturer J C Coggeshall Steward E T McPherson Asst Steward W R Woodburn L A Mrs Julia Woodburn Chaplain Mrs Emily McPherson Treasurer C W Oakes Secretary J R Cole G K J R Juddin Pomona Miss Elizabeth Oakes Ceres Mrs Dora Curtis Flora Mrs Lou Coggeshall Leg Com C D Robinson Business Agent J R Cole Trustee C C Cunningham. The next meeting is November 26 at 1:30 p m with a Thanksgiving program.
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Little Hocking
Little Hocking Grange
C. D. Robinson
C. Howard Oakes
J. C. Coggeshall
E. T. McPherson
W. R. Woodburn
L. A
Julia Woodburn
Emily McPherson
C. W. Oakes
J. R. Cole
G. K
Athens Social Roundup Flanked by Visits and Illness
Alfred Cheadle and daughter Belle shopped in Athens on Saturday. Miss Marietta Goodman stayed with her sister Mrs. John Frazier in Athens. Ruth Henshower, Gleen Henshower, and Esther Powell are ill with diphtheria. Clara Gaskins Hazel Huster Edna and Henry Swarts drove to Athens Sunday. Grace Evener of Nelsonville visited sister Mrs. Hattie Easler Sunday. Mrs. Alfred Cheadle visited an aunt at The Plains last week. Elsie West visited sister Mrs. Ethel Ealy of Nelsonville over Sunday. Ward Cheadle and Willard Wallace attended the Athens opera Thursday. Flora Lee of Akron has visited grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Robert Goodman for two weeks.
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Alfred Cheadle
Belle
Athens
Marietta Goodman
John Frazier
Ruth
Gleen Henshower
Esther Powell
Clara Gaskins
Hazel Hunter
Edna
Henry Swarts
Grace Evener
Nelsonville
Hattie Easler
the Plains
Elsie West
Ethel Ealy
Ward Cheadle
Willard Wallace
Athens Opera
Flora Lee
Akron
Robert Goodman
Marine Eye Remedy Co Free Eye Book Advertisement
An old style ad touts Marine Eye Remedy Co products named Safe for Infant or Adult. The copy claims soothing and refreshing effects with phrases like flamed or Granulated use Marine often. Distributed by Druggiste and invites requests for a Free Eye Book.
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Marine Eye Remedy Co
Chicear
Taniac praised by Virginia woman for relief from headaches
Miss M. E. Woodford of Lynchburg Virginia describes headaches like an iron band around her head and temples. She credits Taniac with curing the pain and improving appetite and digestion. The remedy is sold in Athens by Cline Pharmacy Co. and by leading druggists nationwide.
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M. E. Woodford
Filmore Street
Lynchburg
Taniac
Athens
Cline Pharmacy Co
Glouster Banquet Honors New Hotel Gordon Completion
Tickets are on sale for a December 1 banquet at the Hotel Gordon hosted by the Glouster Commercial Club. The event honors the completion of Glouster’s new modern hotel building long needed by the city with an elaborate program to follow.
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Gordon
Glouster Commercial Club
Glouster
Glouster School to Close Early for Thanksgiving
Glouster school will close this afternoon for Thanksgiving and remain closed until Monday morning. Several teachers living outside the city will use the break to spend the holiday with family at a distance.
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Glouster
Mooseheart Legion Masquerade Ball Set for November 24
The Mooseheart Legion hosts a masquerade ball at the Red Men's hall Thursday evening November 24 for Moose Lodge and Junior Order of Moose members. Prizes will be awarded for best dressed and most comical costumes. Admission is free.
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The
Mooseheart Legion
Red Mens Hall
Moose Lodge
Order of Moose
Grey Family Weekend Visit Planned in St Clairsville
Mr and Mrs Phil Grey and their three children left this morning for St Clairsville to be weekend guests of Mr and Mrs H W Fletcher in a social travel note from the community.
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Phil Grey
St. Clairsville
H. W. Fletcher
Man and Daughter Journey to Columbus for Thanksgiving
Frank Wolfe of Trimble Route District 1 traveled to Columbus this morning and will return tonight with his daughter Miss Charlotte a Columbus business college student who will spend Thanksgiving with family.
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Frank Wolfe
Trimble R. D. 1
Columbus
Charlotte
Columbus Business College
Thanksgiving Guests From Ohio Family Visit Akron Pair
Mr and Mrs KE H Taylor and daughter Frances travel to Akron to spend Thanksgiving with Mr and Mrs L R Steinmetz Miss Thelma Leadbetter and Helen Smith from Columbus are visiting their parents Mr and Mrs W W Leadbetter and Mr and Mrs R B Smith for the holiday season
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F. G. Flegal
Zanesville
Louise Roach
Cleveland
Hazel Roach
Mansfield
Harry M. Roach
KE. H. Taylor
Frances
Akron
L. R. Steinmetz
Thelma Leadbetter
Helen Smith
Columbus
W. W. Leadbetter
R. B. Smith
Wallace and Davis Return Home for Thanksgiving
DeLoss Wallace and Harold Davis of the O. S. A. at Columbus are home for the Thanksgiving vacation.
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DeLoss Wallace
Harold Davis
Columbus
Mrs Henry Williams Taken To Grant Hospital For Operation
Mrs Henry Williams was taken to Grant hospital in Columbus yesterday afternoon for an operation. She has been ill for about six weeks and was accompanied by Mr Williams and Dr W G Danford.
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Henry Williams
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Williams
W. G. Danford
Mrs Noon Hosts Evening In Honor Of Mother Mrs Booth
Mrs Tom Noon entertained a small group Monday evening in honor of her mother Mrs 8 P Booth of Toledo. Conversation and music filled the night with a dainty two course luncheon served to Mesdames Burns Kientz Dennison Noon Bartells Clark MacDonald and several Misses including Franken Foley and Bartels.
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Tom Noon
8. P. Booth
Toledo
Mesdames
P. H. Burns
F. P. Kientz
Robert Dennison
M. F. Noon
Catherine Bartells
John Clark Jr
Harry MacDonald
Mary
Anna Franken
Anna Bartels
Mary Foley
Anna Matzak
Kathryin Foley
Farmers Institute in Mt Hermon Ends Two Day Session
Sharpsburg R D 2 reports the Farmers Institute of Mt Hermon concluded after a two day event with Mrs Durbin and W D Zinn praised for instructive talks. County Superintend ent Dinsmoor attended and spoke on education, while County Agent Raymond gave a strong talk. Citizens enjoyed a dinner despite bad weather and elected next year’s officers T F E Dickson president FE EE Dille vice president Eunice Armstrong secretary Belle Burns Robert Grimes Joe Beard. Roads rough but will improve soon.
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Farmers Institute of
Mt. Hermon
da Durbin
W. D. Zinn
Dinsmoor
Raymond
T. FE. Dickson
FE. EE. Dille
Eunice Armstrong
Belle Burns
Robert Grimes
Joe Beard
Williamson
George Brooks
Hiram Thompson
Athens
Community gathers to welcome Morris couple home
A neighborhood hosts a friendly gathering for Mr and Mrs Eli Morris after their home burned weeks ago. Contributions funded a new house moved to their farm and furnished, and the meeting aims to greet the couple back from a visit with friends.
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Eli Morris
Republicans Plan Crucial Ohio Session Next Saturday
Columbus scene as Republican leaders prepare a key meeting. Attorney General Harry M Daugherty is expected to preside from Washington. Discussions aim to remove Rud K Hynicka from state politics by defeating him for national committeeman at the upcoming primary. W W Haley of the Ohio Senate is named as a potential successor to Daugherty as state GOP chairman.
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Columbus
Harry M Daugherty
Washington
Rud K. Hynicka
W. W. Haley
Ohio Senate
Daugherty
BLUEBEARD IS STILL DEFIANT IN LANDRU TRIAL
Versailles November 23. Bluebeard Landru defies court as he ridicules the prosecution over alleged poisoning of his 285 wives. He taunts witnesses and dismisses evidence about smelling smoke, arguing dates do not match disappearances.
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Webb Miller
Versailles
Bluebeard
Landru
Gambais
Dandru
Divorces Rise Sharply in Postwar France
Paris reports a 20 percent increase in divorces in the first year after World War I, totaling over 19,000 and about seven percent of marriages. Economic upheaval and wartime strain contributed, with husbands more often seeking dissolution than wives, reversing prewar patterns.
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Paris
France
Record cows 2054 pounds milk in 30 days in Athens County
The highest producing cow in Athens County, a Holstein owned by John Gillette, yielded 2054 pounds of milk and 84 pounds of butter in 30 days, surpassing average production. Other members like Hope Brothers Dairy and Athens County homes begin testing, with more high producers anticipated.
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Athens County
Athens Cow Testing Association
John Gillette
Hope Brothers
Athens State Hospital
Germany Moves In Disarmament Talks As Jury Tests Peace
WB Bryn reports that Briand’s speech shifts the focus to Germany in the peace talks. France seeks to justify a strong army while Germany’s stance could shape European disarmament or a renewed threat of war. A verdict from the trial looms as the case tests the path to peace.
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WM. Jennings Bryn
United Press
Washington
Germany
Briand
France
Hughes
Local Socials and Illness Report From The Plains
The Plains notes weekend visits from the Harrison Humphrey and Geisicke families to Logan and Canaanville. Robert Noble recovers from inflammatory rheumatism while Roger Humphrey and Liz Guess are listed as sick. Charles Campbell and family return to Stewart after visiting Ida and John Campbell. Fin Cook dines with Orla Shreves.
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Jeff Harrison
A. M. Humphrey
Roger
Walter Geisicke
Logan
Robert Noble
Lon Humphrey
John Smart
Canaanville
Fin Cook
Orla Shreves
Hocking
Roger Humphrey
Charles Campbell
Stewart
Ida
John Campbell
Liz Guess
Sinn Fein Delegates Meet Lloyd George In Informal Talks
Irish delegates met Premier Lloyd George and advisors in an informal conference. An official statement said talks were informal with no issues announced. Delegates were kept for over an hour and a half, and Lloyd George reportedly presented alternative Ulster proposals for Sinn Fein to review.
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ED. Keen
London
Lloyd George
Sinn
Libel Suits Filed Against Kansas City Post and Bonfils
Frank Seested Kansas City Star circulation manager filed libel suits totaling 400000 dollars against the Kansas City Post and owner P G Bonfils claiming loyalty to the country was attacked in recent editorials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kansas City Post
P. G. Bonfils
Frank Seested
Kansas City Star
Two Boys Accused in New Marshfield Store Break-In
Probate court cases involve Main Minear age 14 and Pearl Minear age 11 tied to a New Marshfield store burglary. Sam Johnson has turned the matter to Doctor Goddard of Columbus, juvenile research head, for evaluation. The probate court notes Earl Minear shows above average intelligence for his age.
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Main Minear
Pearl Minear
Tewksberry
New Marshfield
Sam Johnson
Doctor Goddard
Columbus
of Juvenile Research
Earl Minear
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J. P. Emish
Mac Bethel
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J. T. Merwin
Margaret Merwin
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Ralph P. Jennings
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Jane Stewart
Frank Hanan
Victoria Marie
Victor C. Whitfield
Dallas
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Martha Marie Allen
Ohio University
Gurney E. Weller
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Mr. Weller
Gurney
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Harry Beckley
Cash Shoe
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Lynchburg, Va
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