Branes Hold Meet Saturday At New Marshfield
County Pomona grange met Summit Saturday with strong attendance from five of seven granges. Officers elected included Master O O Bryson and secretary J A Palmer. resolutions thanked Summit for hospitality and dinner and directed legislative agent aid in adjusting valuations of corporations. The meeting discussed hunters license law amendments and other routine business.
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New Marshfield
Pomona Grange
Summit
O. O. Bry- Wen
G. J. Tewksbury
Phil Briley
Gol Bondinot
FE. Lewis
C. A. Wingett
R. J. A. Palmer
McKibben
G. O. Ceres
Celia Bondinot
Lacy Tewksbury
Fors
Nettie Dickson
Hazel Lewis
Legis
George Jacoby
Clara McKibben
O. O. Bryson
L. H. Efaw
A. EB
Pvt
B. Gillespie
Summit Rrance
Po- Mona Grange
Summit Grange
Brother Dyer
Ath
Ns County
Grange Proceedings Include License Revocation and Season Change
Penalty for hunting without permission was set as license revocation. Season for rabbits to start December 1 instead of November 16. Only two issues may be presented before any election. Officers installed except treasurer and gatekeeper. A. E F. Potter and Drue Hoodlet assisted. Special meeting in Athens December 15 to confer degrees. next regular meeting with Albany Grange.
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A. E F. Potter
Drue Hoodlet
Athens
Albany Grange
Deaths Funerals Mrs Barnhill 79
Mrs Caroline Barnhill 79 wife of Aaron W Barnhill died at her Richland Avenue home Sunday morning ending a nearly twenty year illness. She was born in Lodl township and lived near Jerseyville and Bates. She married John Wesley Sama. a daughter survived who became Mrs James Mansfield. After John Wesley Sama's death she married Aaron W Barnhill. The family moved to Athens about 24 years ago. Funeral services were held at Richland Avenue M B P church and burial at Union Street cemetery.
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Caroline Barnhill
Aaron W. Barnhill
Richland Avenue
Lod! Township
Jerseyville
Bates
John Wesley Same
James A. Mansfield
John Wesley Sama
Barnhills
Athens
Mast Race Street
Iater
Barnhill
Aaron W. Bernhill
Hoy Trown
John Brown
Jorr Oak
Joe Brown
Pomeroy
Jesse
Clyde Manefield
Stanley Manefield
Akron
Rilchland Avenue M
Union Street
Permit Rush Opens Saturday for Marriage Licenses
The Probate court reports a Thanksgiving rush of marriage license applicants. Since last Saturday three couples applied and on Monday four more sought permits. Licenses were issued to Wilber Burcher and Freda Irene Davis. William Rolland Gorrell and Leona Mae Sohn. John Griffith and Bertha Mets. Charles Edwin Henderson and Virginia Breeding. Garth Benjamin Salmon and Gladys Henry Goddard. Thomas Nubiter and Hazel Marn Corry.
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Samuel Johnson
Wilber Burcher
Barnesville
Freda Irene Davis
Trimbie
William Rolland Gorrell
Findlay
Leona Mae Sohn
Local Churches Plan United Thanksgiving Service
Athens churches unite for a Thanksgiving service next Thursday at 7 p m in the Presbyterian church. The Rev H Schuyler Master will deliver the sermon with other city ministers taking part. Music will be provided by the Presbyterian quartet.
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Athens
Presbyterian Church
H. Schuyler
Presbyterian Quartette
Excuse rule at Ohio University changed
Expenses for absence will be granted from individual professors rather than dean offices as has been the custom at Ohio University. The plan was introduced by the dean of women and adopted by the other departments at a special faculty meeting last week.
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Ohio University
Actress Sues a Rich Man's Son in \$250000 Suit
Marguerite McNulty, former San Francisco and Oakland actress, sues William A. Clark Jr., grandson of Montana Senator W A Clark, for breach of promise in a \$250,000 case. Javin McNab, counsel for Clark Sr., says steps will be taken to combat the suit.
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San Francisco
Marguerite McNulty
Oakland
William A. Clark
W. A. Clark
Montana
Javin McNab
Young Clark
Los Angeles
Briand Delays Decision on French Cabinet Cooperation
Paris November 24 Aristide Briand delays his cabinet decision awaiting socialist cooperation. He told President Doumergue he would reply at 3 PM and then conferred with socialist leaders.
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Paris
Aristide Briand
Briand
Doumeriue
Health probe continues at state penitentiary
Columbus reports the committee of physicians investigating tubercular hazards at the state penitentiary will need at least a month before any recommendation to the governor. Dr Cr. O. Vrohbet, chairman, announced the delay today.
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Columbus
State Penitentiary
Cr. O. Vrohbet
Auto Club Announces Florida Detour Information
The Athens Automobile Club announced through secretary C H Bryson that detour data for routes to Florida and the southeast will be available at club offices in Hotel Berry. Arrangements with the American Automobile Association in Washington DC will provide the service during the winter months.
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Athens Automobile Club
C.H. Bryson
Florida
United States
Hotel Berry
American Automobile Association
Washington, D. C
Jackie Coogan to Cut Hair Before Next Picture
Chicago report says Jackie Coogan will have his hair cut before his next film appearance. Manager A L Bernstein announced the plan during a Chicago stay.
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Jackie Coogan
Chicago
A. L. Bernstein
Jackie
Pile-num Offers Instant Relief for Hemorrhoids
A new unguent named Pile-num is advertised to end pain and itching quickly. The private formula from a noted rectal disease specialist is claimed to heal cause and offer long lasting relief. Available at Cline's Gibsons McKee Drug Co and Laash's Drug Store with no medical fee.
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America
Cline’s
Gibson's
McKee Drug Co
Laash's
Dry raids prove profitable for Northern California towns
In Roseville a Federal detail raided twelve establishments, arrested eight violators of the Volstead law, and collected about $4,000 in fines in two hours. Small cities in the district report high payouts from systematic enforcement aided by a San Francisco private detective agency.
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San Francisco
California
Roseville
Placer County
Justice of the Peace
Musterole Relieves Cold Aches With Mustard Ointment
Musterole is a warm tingling mustard oil based ointment that soothes and cools as it penetrates the skin. It is promoted as relief for bronchitis sore throat stiff neck pleurisy rheumatism neuralgia sprains and many other pains and may help prevent pneumonia or flu.
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Serandmother
Tragic Wreck Probed by Officials in Columbus Area
Investigations by the state utilities commission inspectors and Pennsylvania railroad officials focus on a Columbia Center incident in Licking County. Victims include Leo H. Huey from Columbus, 35, a fireman, and Clarence N. Tossey, 34, head brakeman, with engineer Charles J. Stickies also injured. The crash occurred late Monday and prompted inquiries into causes and safety measures.
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Columbus
State Utilities Commission
Pennsylvania Railroad
Columbia Center
Licking County
Leo H. Huey
Clarence N. Tossey
Charles J. Stickies
Train incident and population estimate appear mixed
A brown sheet of an engine blew out injuring crew members amid a freight train incident. The text also gives a dubious population figure of 75,060,000,990 with unclear context and no verifiable source.
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United States
Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin Promises Gentle Long-Lasting Relief
Dr W B Caldwell of Monticello argues against harsh daily purges and promotes his Syrup Pepsin as a gentle laxative. He claims a single dose can restore natural bowel movement for weeks, easing headaches biliousness indigestion and stomach misery.
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W. B. Caldwell
Montiwilo
Til
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