Thanksgiving visits mark lists of friends and kin
Society page notes Mr. and Mrs. Robert Soule and daughter Jean Louise with Miss Irene Overmyer of Parkersburg spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Overmyer. James Overmyer will vacation with his brother John in Parkersburg. Several pairs travel or attend outings, including Beryl Cone and Grace Webb to Columbus to see King of Kings.
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Robert Soule
Jean Louise
Irene Overmyer
Parkersburg
W. Va
C. A. Overmyer
Sum- 60N
Soule
James Overmyer
John Overmyer
That City
Beryl Cone
Grace Webb
Columbus
King of Kings
the Hartman
Delbert T. Robinson
Mae Poston
Charleston
Athens
North College Street
Elizabeth Nelson
Tau Sigma Delta Fraternity
Progressive Club Meets For Thanksgiving Talk
Progressive Literary club met Tuesday evening with presiding president Mrs Elson Hecces. Miss Blanche Finsterwald presented Our First Thanksgiving. Roll call answered Something to be Thankful For. Miss Margaret Snow visiting parents Dr and Mrs Snow in Centralia area for Thanksgiving. Kilpatrick family visiting Nelsonville relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Club
Progressive Literary Club
Blanche Finsterwald
Franklin Avenue
Elson Hecces
J.S. McClannahan
Margaret Snow
Chillicothe
Centralia High School
D. C. Snow
Morris Avenue
Fuller Family Returns from Columbus Trip
Mr and Mrs Carl Fuller return from Columbus with their daughter Carolyn and son Francis and their friend Miss Gladys Brooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Fuller
Carolyn
Francis
Gladys Brooks
Columbus
Johnson Family Thanksgiving Birthday Gathering
The family of W. B. Johnson celebrated Thanksgiving and his sixty ninth birthday at the home of his son in law Dr. and Mrs. W. G. Danford. Present were Judge and Mrs. S. M. Johnson Blaine Johnson and daughter Erdean Dr. and Mrs. W. G. Danford and son Byron Danford Verna Marian Suzanne Barbara Rafael R. Johnson and daughter Margaret Wheeler Dew Danford H. E. Knox Kenneth Cook and sons Jimmie and Robert plus Mr. Johnson making twenty five. Frank Wheeler Dew was away in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Johnson
W. G. Danford
S. M. Johnson
Blaine Johnson
Erdean
Byron Danford
Verna
Marian
Suzanne
Barbara
Editorial on Poorly Kept Outbuildings in Ohio
The Messenger carried an editorial urging action over neglected outbuildings in this Ohio area. The piece notes prior prompts and calls for improvements to address the deteriorating structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Prescription for Colds and Fevers Cited as Germ Killer
A historic note claims a remedy targets colds grippe flu dengue bilious fever and malaria and kills the germs with asserted medical efficacy. Authorization and clinical support are not detailed in the excerpt.
Farm Beautification Lecture Suggested for Institutes
Tourists from northern Ohio observed rural neglect and urged farmer institutes to include a lecture on beautifying farms through proper care of out-buildings. They argued that beautifying farms uplifts the community and state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Farmer's Institutes
Letter Golf Challenge From Earl To Duke
A playful golf puzzle notes that changing the word EARL to DUKE in six strokes is tough. Readers are invited to try it and compare with the par solution printed on the last page.
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Earl
Duke
Divine ! Letter Golf Puzzle Rules and Hint
The article explains letter golf as changing one letter at a time to form valid common words with fixed letter order. It gives an example COW to HEN in three strokes via COW HOW HEW HEN and notes one-solution is printed on the last page today.
Somerset Polo Team Retains Southern Ohio Championship
The Somerset polo team defeated Ohio State University 5 to 4 in Zanesville before 6000 fans to retain the Southern Ohio title. Jack Snyder led with three goals, Tom Ryan added two, while Ohio State's Glenn scored twice and Mountjoy Schmink each had one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville
Somerset
Southern Ohio
Ohio State University
Jack Snyder
Tom Ryan
Ohio State Glenn
Mountjoy
Schmink
Local hunter battles large copperhead on rock
Floyd Karnes of Chauncey reports killing a large copperhead snake while rabbit hunting Wednesday. The snake was resting on a rock and offered a strong fight, according to Karnes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey Man
Chauncey
Floyd Karnes
Magnesia Best for Your Indigestion
Readers are advised that Bisurated Magnesia in water after meals can ease indigestion sourness and gas. It neutralizes stomach acidity, sweetens the stomach, prevents food fermentation, and aids digestion. Obtain Bisulated Magnesia prepared for stomach use from a drug store.
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CC. C. Millikan
Allen R. Kresge
Eugenia
Waterloo
Ind
Paul R. Guiler
F. P. Dinsmoor
William Bush
Fast State Street
Edgar Hillyer
Logan
Howard Bush
Murray City
Bess
Jennie Robinson
Billy
J. H. Dorsey
Morgantown
Maude Lee
Mabel
Schools
Alliance
North
Congress Street
Jame
S. DeForrest Murch
James DeForrest, Jr
Cincinnati
Henry C. Cameron
West State Street
Mary Connett
Piqua
Marjorie Poston
W. H. Brooks
Grant Hospital
Mrs. Brooks
Codlumbus
Athena Chapter of
Delphians
Raphael
Correggio
Titian
Athena Chapter
The
Delphian Society
Chamber of Commerce
IL. G. Bean
Ohio Delphian Federation
Cleveland
David A. Skidmore
Akron
Lauretta Sontheimer
Massillon
Ollie Skidmore
South College Street
Doctor Skidmore
Second National Building
Des Moines
John Hibbard
P. G. Hibbard
Lancaster Street
George Kilpatrick
Mrs
John Kilpatrick
Nelsonville
Chas, C. Millikan
Optometrist
Masonic Building
Style Shop
Hoosier Kitchen
FURNI
Ture Exchange
Dorothy Gray
Miss Gray
Fifth Avenue
Cretonnes
Victor
Fox
Baby Feet
Mr Naddy
Trousapouns
Paul Whiteman
Hig Cacursrra
Fox Trot
Sidewalks of New York
Headin
Harlem
Nat Shilkret
Jacques Renard
Cocoanut Grove
Blue River
Jean Goldketve
Baltimore
Jack Crawtord
Clementine
New Orleans
Jan Goldkette
You
Victor Orchestra
Diane
Rain Epwin J. McEnelly
Oho State
Copperhead
Magnesia
Woodworth’s
Coats
Goloshes
Woodworth's
Court House
Coolville
U. S
Bill
Shorty
Golly
NEA Service, Inc
U. S. Pat
Dan
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