Thanksgiving Service at Nelconville Episcopal Church
The annual joint Thanksgiving service will be held at the Christian church on November 27 at 7 PM with the rector delivering the sermon. Several local residents are noted visiting family and recovering from illnesses, including Mrs. Lane Ely and Mrs. Susie Strode, with various relatives mentioned in Circleville, Columbus, and other nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Otto Shirley
Columbus
Lou
Nona Lane
C. A. Hooper
Athens
Henry Verity
Helen Stillwell
Sarah Erwin
Sarah Conley
Fred Coakley
Chas. Frazier
Logan
Clarence Sowers
G. D. Evener
Hill
Carbon Hill
Tiffon
Susie Strode
Chamber of Commerce Dinner Tickets On Sale Now
Men urged to buy tickets for the Chamber of Commerce dinner for members, their ladies and guests. The event is Thursday evening December 4 with tickets at three drug stores and Shater's news stand. sale closes next Monday evening.
Pleasant surprise for Mrs Anna Coleman by W B A ladies
Mrs Anna Coleman received a social evening at her Adams street home hosted by the W B A ladies on Tuesday. The event featured games contests and music followed by a dainty lunch. Attendees included Mesdames Edith Briggs Merle Sinnington Esther Young Hannah Thomas Bess Corwin Elizabeth Fluke Lena White and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Coleman
W. BA. M
Adams Street
Edith Briggs
Merle Sinnington
Esther Young
Hannah Thomas
Bess Corwin
Elizabeth Fluke
Lena White
Bessie Bland
Lottie Anders
Lowell Hite
Anna Edgell
Lottie Pickett
Lulu Courtney
Lulu Williams
Edna Hite
Meda Dempster
Lena Gorsuch
Lillian Bland
Cora Pritt
Ira Baileys
Jennie Rosser
Mabel Heffner
Hettie Stuart
Ethel Farrow
Elsie Hodgeman
Grace Anders
Mabel Rosser
Bernice Cope
Mary
Hazel Coleman
Surprise Farewell Party for Mrs. Frank E. Johnson
A farewell gathering was held at Mrs. Johnsons High street home Monday evening before she and her children move Thursday to Springfield Ohio to join her husband. A 9 30 luncheon concluded a social night with gifts for Mrs. Johnson from many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Johnson
High Street
Clark
Six
Reeves
Bruce
Johnson
Colgrove
Woolery
Evans
Powell
Lent
G. Evatsis
Hall
Higgins
Patton
Dowler
Siberts
Parry
Horton
Primmer
J. Johnson
Spray
Silcott
Misses Clark
Klein
Hides and Furs Wanted In Nelsonville Ads
Local notice seeks buys for hides and furs with Sam Raden as contact. Bell 795 listed for Nelsonville area. Also mentions Thanksgiving dance at K of P Hall on Nov 27 1919 and items for sale including a mine fan and engine. Found pocketbook lost with lodge receipts. reward offered. Springs Barber Shop reopens to children on Fayette Street after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Raden
Nelsonville
Bell
P. Hall
Fayette St
Wrestling match sparks local dispute and upcoming rematch
In Corning E I Skinner clashed with Syrian champ James Cobty with Cobty winning by referee decision though locals favored Skinner. A rematch is planned soon in Corning or Glouster. Also Union Thanksgiving service at Church of Christ Thursday at 7 with Rev Orr delivering the sermon. Robin Hood musical company canceled due to mine shutdown. Mrs Will Shaw and Miss Mary Nash visiting Crooksville after leaving Glouster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corning
E. I. Skinner
James Cobty
Cobty
Skinner
Union
Church of Christ
Orr
Methodist Church
Will Shaw
Roslyn
Wash
Mary Nash
Youngstown
Mike Daugherty
Crooksville
Notice to customers for pickup and business closure
Notice issues early closing for Rose Buhla cleaning and pressing in Glouster Ohio with a call for all customers to pick up work by Saturday evening. Union stores and both banks planned to close for Thanksgiving. post office to operate 9 am to 4 pm then close for rest of day. Sunday Creek forecast rising flood risk with rainfall expected to raise water to its yearly high by night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Buhla
Glouster
Union
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound praised nationwide
An exhortation claims many women found health with Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and urges readers to ask neighbors about its benefits. The message suggests women may know others who were helped or restored to health by the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Student Nurse Dies by Poison in Ashland Ensuing Note
Miss Maude F. Morrison, 24, student nurse at a hospital in Ashland, Ky., died after taking poison. A guardian letter found on her bed mentioned longing for an unnamed person with the line If you could only come once more God knows what it would mean to have you.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
Foley's Honey and Tar Cough Remedy Ad
An advertisement extols Foley's Honey and Tar for colds and long lasting coughs. Mrs. Geneva Robinson of Albany, New York, praises its effectiveness, noting two bottles stopped a stubborn lingering cough. The product claims to loosen phlegm, ease hoarseness, and clear air passages, with wide availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Geneva Robinson
N. Swan St
Albany
N. Y
Bill Carlisle Letter Spotted Near Youngstown YMCA
A letter bearing the name Bill Carlisle with a note claiming he is bound for Cleveland was found at the Youngstown YMCA after being mailed without a stamp. The missive, sent from Youngstown, supported the train bandit rumor but its authenticity remains unconfirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Ohio
Youngstown, CO
Bill Carlisle
Youngstown
Womans Club Pledges to Withhold Clothes Until Prices Drop
Denver women joined a pledge to stop buying clothes until prices fall. Members vow to wear patched outfits at social events, making patches the watchword while tattered frocks hats and worn shoes won t dampen their spirits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Col
H. C
Woman's Club
Milady
Chamberlain's Tablets Claim Wide Approval
Advertisers praise Chamberlains Tablets for indigestion and constipation claiming broad public approval and personal benefit after use.
Finances for health law to cause turmoil
A Chamber of Commerce lunch discussed the Hughes health law amid expense concerns. Representative Hatch County Auditor Cornwell and Dr Higgins debated the bill passed by the legislature last August and set to operate at the start of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Chamber of Commerce
Representative Hatch
Cornwell
Higgins
Athens County Faces Costly Health Board Law Fees
County parties warn the Hughes health law will cost Athens County about 18.04 per capita, with Athens city and Glouster among towns needing funding. The plan shifts budget priorities as the district board base moves to Athens, while provincial and sanitary duties must continue. Dr. Higgins stresses full implementation, and Bob Leopold departs for Cambridge Chamber of Commerce post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Nelsonville
Glouster
Athens County
Cornwell
District Board
Higgins
Bob Leopold
Cambridge, Ohio
New Local Secretary Sought for Carpenter Event
U. L. Carpenter and colleagues introduce Carpenter as the new local secretary. If a secretary is secured by next Wednesday, he will speak. otherwise a jazz band will provide the musical entertainment for the men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uel Carpenter
Carpenter Hardware
Ohio Governor Grants Clemency For Ram Slaughter Case
Miller of Cincinnati, once in the Ohio Penitentiary for ram slaughter, received today a pardon from Governor Cox. The state board of clemency stated the only guilt was carrying weapons, the prosecutor not intentionally committing the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Miller
Cincinnati
Ohio Penitentiary
Cox
Board of Clemency
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Teke Janes
Mr. and
Mrs
Emba
Amesville
Nelconville
Episcopal Church Notice
Sam Robertson
Inlaw
Delbert Mills
Circleville
Ernest Love
Parkersburg
W. Va
Milwaukee
Wilford Stiers
Cleveland
J. W. McCulloch
Fayette Street
Haydenville
William Robson
Earl Robson
Dean
Columbia Grafondas
T. E. Taylor
Undertaker
Cable’s How
Washington ST
Nelsonville Tire & Repair Co
Ej Thepiace
Stuart
Gore
Greak Singe Dians
Assistat
Symphony Pcl
J. W. Vance
Cornwell & Co
Wm. Mills
Citizens Central
Bank Bld
Washington D. H
E. State St
Coolville
Success
Stewart, Vanderhoof
Tupper Plains
OUR
Institute
C. F. Hall
Coolville, O
Jacob Dean
Chester
G. F. Aldrich
Helena
Mee
P. Foulk
Coolville High School
Glol
Glouster-Athens
J. E. Zeller Hyde
Turkey
Cline Pharm Co. Atwes
Nelsonville Dry Goods Co
Mechem’s
W. Washington St
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