Thanksgiving church services at two local churches
Thanksgiving services will be held in the Congregational church Wednesday evening and in the M B church Thursday evening at 7 30. On Sunday November 30 M B church services begin with Sunday school at 9 80 and sermon at 10 39 on John Bunyan's Text Baptism and reception of members follow the sermon Evening Services at 7 30 feature a sermon Thy Kingdom Come and special music by the choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational
M. B
M.B
John Bunyan
Grange Program Planned for Troy Session
At the regular Troy Grange session on November 29 the program includes Thanksgiving in the Olden Time and Today by Mrs. E A Dutton Hurry Up by Mrs Mabel Richardson readings by Mrs Ada Shanks Christmas giving by Ms Ray Clerk and a follow up discussion All members urged to attend Newly elected officers listed including Master S T McBride secretary Mrs Myria Morrison treasurer A J Conk lecturer Mrs Ada Shanks overseer W K E Bingham and steward George Shanks
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Range
E. A. Dutton
Mabel Richardson
Ada Shanks
Ray Clerk
Troy Grange
T. McBride
Myria Morrison
A. J. Conk
W. K E. Bingham
George Shanks
Ancient clock from 1452 draws county curiosity
A poorly described 1452 date wooden clock with a single hour hand and unprotected wheels attracts interest. Local new shops open in the Higley building include Snow photograph gallery by Mr. Hopkins and a shoe repair shop run by A L Butler. Residents travel to Parkersburg and Parkersburg area communities for family, work, and visits, including Mrs. Parker, Mrs. Marquis, and Rev Schmink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. NW
Rock Street
New York
Hopkins
A. L. Butler
Higley
G. E. Parker
Parkersburg
Elizabeth Parker
Campden-Clark Hospital
J. E. Welsenbach
Herman
Athens
H. R. Radekin
W. N. Winters
Zona Marquis
Marietta
Harpold
F. W. Chapman
Josie Davis
Clinton
Mary Parrish
A. C. Davis
Warner
West Virginia
Schmink
Columbus
L. M. Walden
Ladies Aid society meets at Allen home for monthly gathering
Lottridge Ladies Aid held their regular meeting at the Allen home with eleven members present and a fine dinner. The next meeting is planned at Mrs. Nora Watkins's home on Thursday November 1 as Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Swartz will host Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Carleton near Coolville. Bode Starkey has blood poisoning of the hand and is cared for at home. Various residents visited at A. L. Me ee’s home, with interruptions from neighbors and relatives including the Boggs, Ackley, Barnhart, McKinley and Brandeberry families during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
Allen Home
Nora Watkins
Ember
Clarence Swartz
Carleton
Coolville
Bode Starkey
Leroy Boggs
Catherine
Tors
A. L. Meee
Fred Warner
Geughter
Hace
Daniel Ackley
Hattie
Ackley
Ben Barnhart
Pildren
Bode Star
Family
Guy King
Aldo McKinley
Esmond Brandeberry
Hany
Vanderhoof News Notes and Visiting Guests
Mrs Mary Radabaugh of Pburg West Virginia visited with her daughter Anna Murphy this week. Mr and Mrs William Condat hosted guests Lewis Shirley and Leonard Shirley from Athens and Marion. Ralph Congreve of Philo and others spent time with Mr and Mrs John Lake and Mr and Mrs Erin Chase. The Vanderhoof school lists pupils who have not missed a day: Lona hy, George Gilbert, Hazelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Radabaugh
P@burg
W. Va
Anna Murphy
William
Gis Diy
Delaware
Ralph Congreve
Philo
John Lake
Walter Koehler
Platter
Erin Chase
Frank Hell
William Ashcraft
Lyde
Ia Mra
Edwin C
Vanderhoofer
Lona Hy
George Gilbert
Hazelt
Local School Progress Under Principal Lenore White
The text lists several students and staff including Joshua Ashcraft Jeffers Hansel Cremeans Raymond Burton and others. It notes school progress under the management of Mies Lenore White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffers
Joshua Ashcraft
You Chase
Hansel Cremeans
Raymond Burton
Mandeville Ashcraft
Thelma Bailey
Blanche Lake
Aubry Bailey
Ethel Burton
Emma Bailey
Cecil Cremeans
Paul Pritchard
Velma Burton
Alice Pritchard
Anderson Burton
Mies Lenore White
Local items note moves, travel, and church service
Harrisonville residents plan to move to Licking County in February. Clayton Jewell survived a Sunday auto crash near Chesire after colliding with a reportedly intoxicated driver. two cars wrecked and many people bruised. Carl Chase reports a successful hunting trip Saturday night bagging two skunks one coon and several opossums. The Ladies Aid hosted an oyster supper at the Town Hall Tuesday. Reverend Brown will lead a Thanksgiving service at the Presbyterian church Thursday evening. The grammar school held a successful entertainment and supper Saturday. The three mill school levy carried by a large majority though wording on the ballot reportedly misled some voters. Klea Pettit remains confined to his room with asthma. W H Hunter travels to West Virginia on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iuarl Lee
Licking County
Clayton Jewell
Chesire
Carl Chase
Ladies’ Aid
Reverend Brown
Presbyterian Church
Visitors and Illness Mark a Week of Local Events
Carpenter Dave Farmer and May mond Sherman visited, taking part in a rabbit hunt and calling on friends in the area. J. Cuckier and family traveled from Columbus to see Mrs. Cuckier’s parents, with Beatrice ill but improving. John Rawlings suffers blood poisoning from a finger wound, while Dan Cleland’s illness comes after a trip to Dexter. The note also records several local visits and family illnesses in Albany, Dexter, and surrounding communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Farmer
Maymond Sherman
Middlepeck
Jesse Cuckier
Columbus
Walter Hampton
Athens
J. C. Gorby
Walter Whitlaten
Mloodwood
Lloyd Knowlton
Albany
Rupe
John Cline
Frank Faroy
G. F. Farley
William Gillogly
E. L. Nelson
Dexter
Jane Jordan
Mt Hermon Institute Hosts Week of Talks and Music
The farmer's Institute at Mt Hermon featured speakers W J Wesday and Mrs Grace Reuwee, with talks on club work by T H Johnson and strong school recitations. Music by Mt Hermon School, four boys, Lenore Strode conducting, Bartlett Orchestra performances, and Wayne Edgerton solos. Resolutions favored gasoline tax and opposed child labor amendment. A wedding in Athens united Frank Quinn and Ella Grimes. Local social, visitors, and road work noted amid illness reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer's Institute
Mt. Hermon
W. J. Wesday
Grace Reuwee
T. H. Johnson
Lenore Strode
Bartlett Orchestra
W. H. Jewett
Wayne Edgerton
Frank
Frank Quinn
Lathrop
Ella Grimes
Athens
Roy Love
C. T. Strode
Murray City
Everett Dickson
Columbus
Lucy Dickson
Laura Rathburn
Plantsville School
Strode
Lucile Love
Chauncey
Local Residents Return Home for Winter Break
Broadwell Veil White, working on Urbana road contract, is home for the winter. Miss Blanche Smith of Amesville, visited over the weekend. George Woldcroft returned to Glouster Monday after visiting relatives here. Miss Goldie Young of Amesville spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Young. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Marshal, formerly of Athens, have rented rooms over the Noland store. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Nice were Sunday guests of F. W. James and Family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veil White
Urbana
Blanche Smith
Amesville
George Woldcroft
Glouster
Goldie Young
Joseph Young
Jess Marshal
Athens
Earl Nice
F. W. James
Social notes from the neighborhood
Pratt's work Mrs. W M Beal was calling on Mrs. J Smith recently. Pearl Smith spent the weekend with friends in Athens and Nelsonville. Elmer Goldsberry of Athens was the Saturday night guest of the Goldsberry family. Mae Goldberry returned to Marion after visiting her parents. Clyde Sapp was the Sunday guest of Earl Sapp. Athens residents Elza and Mrs. Sapp visited Earl Sapp’s family. Harry Smith and son Robert were guests of the Goldsberrys. Floyd Williams and Marl Myerett visited Mrs. Nona Steinmetz. Jay Ramsey of Athens was here Monday. Frank Colburn and Vernon Sloan boarded the train for the West. Rulmer Ackley and Michigan relatives visit. A Heal and son Vern traveled to Pomeroy on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Beal
J. Smith
Will Meeks
Vinton Meeks
Pearl Smith
Athens
Nelsonville
Elmer Goldsberry
D. Goldsberry
Mae Goldberry
Marion
Clyde Sapp
Frank Colburn
Vernon Sloan
Rulmer Ackley
Michigan
Vern
Pomeroy
Community Notices From The Plains and Nearby
The Plains residents share updates on visits, illnesses and travel. Dessie Anderson returns home to stay with her parents. Alfred Gabriel, son of Don and Mrs Gabriel, is ill with chickenpox. Mr. Smith vacates St Nichols cottage. Harry Slayback adds a new kitchen to his home near Factory. Hutchins guests at Logan. Micheals and Eleanor May visit Armitage with the Riley family. Leonard hosts Eunice Hook Peter Savage Vera Whitlatch families from Chauncey and Hocking. Hi Orison and son rent rooms in Chauncey after visiting in Hibbing, Minn. Maud Thorn of Frost visits her parents. Jennie Mayberry and son James plan to leave for Ann Arbor after summer with Zell Buffington. James has croup. Zine Courtney hosts Mrs Bowers Mrs Noren North and Durard, plus Beth Helen Esther Verity from Nelson. Rob Hawk returns from Columbus with a much improved hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dessie Anderson
Greenfield
Alfred Gabriel
Don Gabriel
Smith
St Nichols
Harry Slayback
Factory
Joe Hutchins
Orla Wolfe
Logan
Grant Micheals
Baby Eleanor May
Armitage
Joe Riley
John Leonard
Eunice Hook
Chauncey
Peter Savage
Vera Whitlatch
Hocking
Hi Orison
Hibbing
Minn
Mary Micheals
Ray
Maud Thorn
Frost
Jennie Mayberry
James
Ann Arbor
Mich
Zell Buffington
Zine Courtney
Bowers
Noren North
Durard
Beth
Helen
Esther Verity
Nelsonville
Rob Hawk
Columbus
Visits and illnesses fill Mulfield notes and church service
Taylor Ridge and Mulfield community members visit relatives and call on neighbors. Several families report ill children and adults while weekend guests from Greens Run Glouster Millfield and Athens recount visits. P T A membership increases and Church of Christ services are led by Rev. G B Courtney.
Elkton tavern converted into church seating
An old barroom and tavern in Elkton Michigan has been repurposed as a church capable of seating 100 persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkton
Mich
Trex Lotion Promises Relief for Eczema Pimples and Itching
Advertisement touts Trex Lotion as a guaranteed remedy for eczema pimples black heads and fiery itching. Claims include relief from inflammation removal of eruptions and clear skin at a price of 75c from Cline's Pharmacy or H. B. Denton & Co Mt. Carmel Ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cline’s
H. B. Denton & Co
Mt. Carmel
Ill
Hooper Ridge Sunday services and visitors note
Hooper Ridge holds Sunday school and preaching at the usual hour. Weekend guests include Mr. and Mrs. Victor Davies of Trimble with Linscott family. Easler visited Harvey Linscott. Nancy Linascott visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charley Krinks in Marietta. Stacy Sayre and daughter visit Earl and Mrs. Linscott of Nelsonville. The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Coral Wooley was buried here Saturday. Harry Keefer and daughter Nellie visited Mrs. Kate Kasler. Kenneth Kasler and H P Kagier accompanied by Andrew Browns guests Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Davies
Trimble
Linscott
W. V. Easler
Harvey Linscott
Nancy Linascott
Charley Krinks
Marietta
Stacy Sayre
Earl Linscott
Nelsonville
Athens Men Bring Back 195-Lb Deer From Canada Trip
Melvin Grubb returned a 195 pound buck shot in Ontario near Algoma after an eight day hunt with William Silvas and two others. Grubb tracked from dawn to noon before a 75 yard shot. deer aged six years with five points. They hauled the carcass on the car running board. an in-woods bear incident is noted as background.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Grubb
North Woods
Algoma
Ontario
Grubb
William Silvas
Silvus
Trial of Harold Slough Set for December 22 in Defiance
Harold Slough of Bryan, 27, indicted for two counts of manslaughter after the November 5 automobile crash near Farmer that killed Ward C. Smith and his 6 year old son. Slough, the confessed driver, was released on $2,000 bond from the county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defiance
Harold Slough
Bryan
Common Pleas
Slough
Farmer, O
Ward C, Smith
Vanished salesman To Marry In Cincinnati
Cincinnati police were asked to search for Ben Cohan a 26 year old travel ing salesman who disappeared from his home Monday He was to marry Miss Annette Kraus in Cincinnati on the day of the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ben Cohan
Annette Kraus
Didn't Know His Brother Suffering from Liver Ailment
A man recalls his ill brother who grew emaciated and yellow from stomach and liver disease. After a year apart doctors offered no relief, but Mayr's Wonderful Remedy reportedly eased symptoms after the first dose, with a month of treatment restoring health. The ad claims a money back guarantee and lists McKee Drug Co. Athens Gem Pharmacy Nelsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayr
McKee Drug Co
Athens
Gem Pharmacy
Nelsonville
Two Small Fires Reported Early Wednesday
After weeks of inactivity the fire department made two runs on Wednesday morning. A wire fire in a State Highway truck on Morris Avenue was extinguished before the truck arrived. A second fire at the Sigma Pi fraternity house on Park Place involved woodwork in an upstairs bedroom wall fired by a gas stove. chemicals put out the flames with little damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smail
State Highway Department
Morris Avenue
Sigma Pi
Park Place
Hog Prices Rise as Ohio Farm Markets Report
Hog prices in Columbus Ohio average 8.95 per cwt, up 2.50 from a year ago but down from mid month. Cattle prices in Ohio run slightly below last year and below last month, with May prices about 1 lower than last year. Grain prices are about forty percent higher, while other farm prices show little change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
West
State Federal Crop Reporting Service
Ohio
Lost youth slimness remedy claims safe use
An advertisement touts a secret remedy called Marmo Prescription Tablets promising rapid weight loss for men and women. It claims easy healthful figures without long exercise or starvation and offers purchase through druggists or direct from Marmo Co. Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Motors
Detroit
Mich
State to Confer With Attorneys on Rate Probe
The Ohio Utilities Commission will hold a conference on December 15 in Columbus with commission members, city solicitors, and municipal attorneys from municipalities where proposed telephone rate increases would take effect. The meeting aims to determine if the requests for higher rates are justified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Utilities Commission
Hamilton County Auto Fatalities Reach Ninety One
Cincinnati Ohio November 26 1924 Hamilton county's automobile fatality list for 1924 stands at 91 with the latest victim Robert Bliss aged 52 who died from injuries suffered late yesterday after a crash last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Robert Bliss
Coaches Speak at Kiwanis Dinner in Athens
Coaches Don Peden and Butch Grover spoke at the Athens Kiwanis dinner. They discussed football and thanked local business men for their cooperation during the 1924 season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Peden
Butch Grover
Athens Kiwanis Club
Athens
Miners on Strike Hits Pennsylvania Coal Fields
Acting Labor Secretary R C White ordered Thomas Davis to Scranton to mediate a strike of 12 000 anthracite miners employed by the Pennsylvania Coal Co at Oliphant Underwood and in the Pittston district The strike was called over grievances not authorized by the United Mine Workers and the company allegedly failed to adjust them
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
R. C. White
Thomas Davis
Scranton
Pennsylvania Coal Co
Oliphant
Underwood
Pittston
United Mine Workers
How to Relieve Neuritis
An advertisement promotes EKopa Neuritis Tablets as a genuine remedy for nerve inflammation. It claims relief from neuritis pains by restoring nerves to a healthy condition and advises taking two tablets before meals. The pills are marketed as non habit forming and safe, priced at $1.00 and sold in Athens and other locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Nee Band
Cee Leadnsts
Mars
Franslaco
Blue Lodge picks offcers of year in Athens
Paramythia Lodge No. 25 S. and A. M. Athens on November 25 elected Frank T. Gibbs Worshipful Master Orland G. Houck Senior Warden Thomas R. Bennett Junior Warden Percy G. Dowler Treasurer James A. Palmer Secretary Darrol H. Sams Senior Deacon John Kilpatrick Junior Deacon Charles P. Martin Tyler Ned J. Wolfe trustee for four years Installation scheduled at Masonic Temple December 34 with public ceremony and refreshments in the new banquet hall on the Temple’s third floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramythia Lodge
Athens
Frank T. Gibbs
Orland G. Houck
Thomas R. Bennett
Percy G. Dowler
Treagurjer
James A. Palmer
Darrol H. Sams
John Kilpatrick
Charles P. Martin
Tyler
Ned J. Wolfe
Masonic Temple
Free Trial for Asthma and Hay Fever Sufferers
a promotional notice offering a free trial of a breathing method for asthma and hay fever sufferers. It claims to end wheezing and difficult breathing and urges immediate mail-in coupon submission without payment or postage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon
Cenonea
Local visits and social rounds in Reedsville area
Frost, Mrs Nettie Richardson visits Mrs Elza Burden in Reedsville and attends Farmers Institute at Long Bottom. Rev. Chapman hosted in the Benjamin Davis home. Mrs Suzan Everett guests of Mrs Wrank Runney. Ad Russell and daughter Winnie Hedon with Mr and Mrs Frank Frost. Baby born to Mr and Mrs Jack McCoy. Bert Davis of Flint WV visits brother Benjamin Davis. Mrs Frank Frost visiting sister Mrs Cathrine Johnson at Chaunncey. Inez Mahan spends night with Mrs Royal Smith. Everett Wildman visits Carlton Davis. Mrs George Thorne of The Plains visits daughter Miss Maude Thorne. Herman Grubbs visits A D Mahan. Four good roads meeting set for Saturday November 29 at the Hall with Ladies Auxiliary serving dinner. Ladies Auxiliary meeting held at the Hall Saturday. F F Fisher weekends in Columbus. Grant Sewell of Guysville visits Tim Russell. Lucile Linton of Stewart spends weekend with parents. Sunday school at 16 o clock. Miss Hazel Barre of Newark to visit Mrs R L Smith for Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Richardson
Elza Burden
Reedsville
Farmers Institute
Long Bottom
Rev. Chapman
Benjamin Davis
Suzan Everett
Wrank Runney
Ad Russell
Winnie Hedon
Frank Frost
Jack McCoy
Bert Davis
Flint
W. Va
Cathrine Johnson
Chaunncey
Inez Mahan
Royal Smith
Everett Wildman
Carlton Davis
George Thorne
the Plains
Maude Thorne
Herman Grubbs
A. D. Mahan
Ladies Auxilary
F. F. Fisher
Columbus
Grant Sewell
Guysville
Tim Russell
Lucile Linton
Stewart
Hazel Barre
Newark
R. L. Smith
Morning dress pattern offers ample room for mature figures
Comfort and good lines define this morning dress pattern available in sizes 36 to 59 inch bust. It suits percales seersucker ginghams and crepe with a 24 yard foot width and plaits. Pattern mailed for 12c in stamps, fabric yardage varies by bust size.
Creomulsion Promises Relief for Chronic Coughs and Colds
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a twofold treatment that soothes inflamed membranes and attacks germs causing chronic coughs and lung troubles. It claims creosote as a key healing agent, guarantees satisfaction, and offers refunds if relief is not achieved after following directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creomulsion Co
Atlanta
Funeral services held for Mrs. Harry M. Daugherty
Funeral services for Mrs. Harry M. Daugherty, wife of former Attorney General, were conducted at the Daugherty residence in Columbus. The body was transported by automobile to Washington Court House, Ohio, for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Harry M. Daugherty
Daugherty
Washington Court House
Daugherty’s
Women Admitted as Schools Open Doors in China
Reports indicate that many Chinese schools have begun admitting women in recent years, marking a shift toward broader access to education for female students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Olive Tablets Promote Breath and Bowel Purity
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets offer a sugar coated remedy for bad breath by gently stimulating the bowels and liver. The olive colored tablets purify the system and relieve foul breath without the after effects of calomel. Priced at 1d and 30c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Edwards
Br . M. Edwards
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Athens Messenger
Mri
Lottridge
Vanderhoof
Harrisonville
Sharpsburg
Broadwell
Pratt
Taylor Ridge
Dora Heffken
Mulfield
Jack Dalton
Roland Mulpas
Fred Leake
Greens Run
Charles Hooper
Fred Heffken
Baby
William Dalton
Redtown
Minnie Keck
Walter Davis
John Davis
James Golding
Guy McVey
Henry Heffen
Millfield
Dora Heffen
Guy
Clarence Winn
Francis Mulpas
Powell
Giouster
James McClellan
Henry Willeke
P. H. Willeke
Carl Welling
Vernice
Charles Wah
Elsworth
Albert Kempton
Leo Lemarine
Herman Kempton
Church of Christ
G. BB. Courtney
Eczema Sky
Hooper Ridge
Canada
Fine Buck
Blue Lodge
Couron
Gerry Agere Hudson
Messenger Pattern Dept
Meigs Froi Colas and
LaGrippe
Weh
W. H. Hill
W.H. Hill
America
Manchester
Eng
Aews
Cle
Ber
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ipa Genstrz
Wyocen
Lydia E.pinkham
West Gay ST
Fidelity
M. Johnson
Fidelity Building Loan and Savings Co
Wheaton Hardware CO
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