Local society notes and travels around Logan and Columbus
Mr Frank Gross visits Logan on business. Mrs A B Wells stays in Columbus on a Tuesday visit. Mrs F J Beasley attends her uncle James Norris's funeral in Glouster. Mrs Johanna Stanley convalesces in Columbus with pneumonia. Mr Fred Wheaton travels to Huntington W Va on business. Mrs Fred Smilie from Washington DC arrives to stay with Miss Grace McKee in Columbus. Mrs 8 G Stonecipher visits family in Columbus for a weeks stay. Miss Carrie Marquis returns to Marietta for work after Thanksgiving with her parents. Mr and Mrs Carl Beasley return from Cincinnati visit with relatives. Mr and Mrs F R Gross return from Thanksgiving with sons in Crooksville and New Lexington. Mr Ralph Krotz of Toledo visits Miss Dorothy Walters in Columbus. Central Parent Teacher association to meet Wednesday at 3 30 in Room 7. regular meeting postponed. Strecker expected home this evening. Captain and Mrs J B Allen return from Youngstown with daughter Helen Smedley Allen visiting. Mrs Bert M Thompson returns from Columbus hospital noting a successful operation. Mrs H S Davis returns home after two months away spent in Rochester Minn visiting relatives in Chicago and Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Dutton
Carrol
E. A. Dutton
Earl Dickerson
Neal White
Parkersburg
Mary A. Stone
Edith Elliott
Belpre
Edwin Parker
Ethel
Jessie
Gladys Parker
Joe Galvin
Julian Adams
Marietta High School
H. F. Adams
George Parker
Homer
Dell Hall
Edith
Austin Hall
Hocking
Johnson
Sleet storm halts New England towns. three dead
A three day sleet storm across New England left three people dead and property damage estimated at 2 million dollars. The storm disrupted lighting and left hundreds of towns in darkness, with systems demoralized by the gale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Boston
Funeral services for John Quin held at M P Church
John Quin died recently with funeral services set for Wednesday at 2 PM at the M P Church in New Marshfield. Rev Leslie Dabritz to conduct. American Legion in charge. Burial in New Marshfield Cemetery. Surviving children include William Quin Murray Winnée and John Jr with Mrs Lulu Norf and Mrs Mannie Nace also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Marshfield
John Quin
M. P
Leslie Dabritz
American Legion
William Quin
Murray
Winnée
John Jr
Lulu Norf
Chillicothe
Mannie Nace
Strecker Visits Columbus Boy in Hospital
Rev. C L Strecker traveled to Columbus to visit his son Charles who is recovering from surgery. Mrs Strecker accompanies their son. The report notes the family is at the hospital with Charles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Strecker
Columbus
Charles
German trade advance in China threatens Allied markets
German industry is expanding rapidly in China by applying German methods and offering favorable terms. Chinese reports say Germany is overtaking American and English trade, with Germans funding Chinese firms, accepting majority Chinese holdings, waiving extraterritorial rights, and selling at lower prices due to a weak mark. This marks a strategic shift in Sino foreign commerce and could pressure Allied interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Navy
China
Germany
England
America
Standard Oil
Railroad Police Were Good Shots
SANDUSKY O Nov 29 One of four car looters surprised early this morning at Kimball Station near here was wounded by Nickle Plate detectives. The robbers escaped in an auto later found wrecked in a ditch. The car bore ten bullet holes and blood on the front seat indicating the detectives were fair marksmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky
Kimball Station
Here
Nickle Plate
Dayton and Western Traction Seek Approval to Sell Property
Applications filed with the Public Utilities Commission seek permission to sell certain traction company properties to Dayton Power and Light Company. The submission, dated November 29 in Columbus, outlines the proposed transfer and related arrangements between the Dayton and Western Traction Company and the Dayton Power and Light Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Public Utilities Commission
Dayton and Western Traction Company
Dayton Power and Light Company
Traction Company
The
Light Company
Athenians Involved in Wast-Heaton Pond Dividend
Two local residents Frank Murphy and Charl Kircher hold interests in the Wast-Heaton pond as part of the new fish reserve. They will share in dividends when fishing resumes next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wast- Heaton
Fis
Frank Murphy
Charl Kircher
Nash's Salve Promises Instant Cold Relief at Home
An old advertisement touts Nash's Salve as an instant remedy to stop sneezing and sniffles. It claims quick relief from colds with nasal inhalation, recommends keeping a bottle at work, and lists McKee Drug Co, Hickman Pharmacy, Nelsonville, and Cline's Pharmacy as vendors selling 30 and 60 cent bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nash
McKee Drug Co
Hickman Pharmacy
Nelsonville
Cline’s Pharmacy
Local Social News From Nelsonville Area
The Plains hosts Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Hoch on Thursday. Haunts include Mr. and Mrs. David Miller and baby of Buchtel visiting James Hardy and John Dukeman families in Athens area. William Moore returns from Toronto with Patrick Gallagher. Lou Householder and family visit Ben Phelps. Clifford Gabriel welcomes a son born November 26. Mae Campbell’s Sunday dinner guests include Dr. C. C. Browning Leatha Trimmer and Cecil Shurlocks. Clarence Farrow and family visit Nelsonville then travel to Athens and Logan. Chas Campbell and Stewart children visit Ida Campbell. Rev C O Chatfield closes Holiness Church revival. five new members join. The Chats move on to io Grande New Jersey.
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M. E. Hoch
Carl Bateman
Nelsonville
David Miller
Baby
Buchtel
James Hardy
John Dukeman
Athens
William Moore
Toronto
Patrick Gallagher
Lou Householder
Ben Phelps
Clifford Gabriel
Mae Campbell
C. C. Browning
Zanesville
Leatha Trimmer
Murray
Cecil Shurlocks
Corning
Clarence Farrow
Newton Hoch
Logan
Chas, Campbell
Stewart
Ida Campbell
C. OC. Chatfield
Holiness Church
Chatfield
Io Grande
New Jersey
Local residents and visits noted around Albany and Pomeroy
Carpenter Farrow and White of Albany sawed wood for Howard Sturt. J C Gerby is building a kitchen for Howard Stout. Dorthy Morrison suffered a broken arm after a chair fall last Monday. Sam Tercksbury visited J B McComas family. Earl Jewell and others visited Pomeroy. W H Townsend to Pomeroy on business. Sisson family and Mrs Biden Sisson hosted Thanksgiving with G C Gerby family. Guy Gerby and wife visited Albany Saturday. Wilkes Chase of Middleport stayed with parents Lewis and wife. Mrs L A Marcum and son Harold toured Albany with Geo B Kayson. C L Bobo puts a metal roof on his barn. Guy Cheadle, former on C L Bobo’s farm, moved to Albany after a sale Tuesday.
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J. C. Gerby
Howard Stout
Dorthy
A. D. Morrison
Sam Tercksbury
Albany
J. B. McComas
Earl Jewell
Hartman
I. M. Suett
Diamond Dyes Promise Fadeless Colors for Worn Garments
A vintage ad claims Diamond Dyes restore rich colors to faded skirts coats gowns and draperies. Instructions promise easy use for first time dyers and guarantee no streaks spots fades or running. It advises customers to tell the druggist material type whether wool silk linen cotton or mixed.
Hockingport Thanksgiving and School Event Recap
Local notes report a successful school house literary exercises and pre official event with proceeds of 13.75 dollars. Thanksgiving observances included visits and guests across families in Hockingport and nearby towns, with several residents traveling to Parkersburg and Belpre.
Profiting from Learning to Hire and Earn
A compact note argues that using profitable learning days allows you to hire others profitably and boost your own earnings. It emphasizes applying skills to grow income and workforce capacity for personal gain.
Sheriff Parker Hosts Thanksgiving Dinner for Inmates
Sheriff Herb Parker served a chicken dinner with all trimmings to prisoners in the red brick building with iron bars as part of local Thanksgiving observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forgot County
Herb Parker
Removal of Foreign Troops From China Approved In Principle
The Far Eastern committee of the arms conference approved removal of foreign troops from China in principle but gave no date or procedures. The report notes few would have to start life over if their life had begun well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
China
Far Eastern Committee
Arms Conference
Epsonade Salts Offer Pleasant Epsom Experience
Advertisement touts Epsonade Salts as a flavored Epsom salt mix with fruit derivative salts. It promises a pleasant bowel movement aid without taste or nausea and claims adoption by children, urging readers to ask druggists for the product from the American Epsom Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Epsom Association
One Big Evening at Gym Tomorrow
The Ohio University gym hosts a public athletics program tomorrow at 7 30 P M featuring a volleyball match between the local Businessmen team and Columbus championship Businessmen. Preliminaries include boxing and wrestling with Loomis Chet Wolf and Prof Wolf's pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University Gymnasium
Columbus
Loomis
Chet Wolf
Nations Unemployment Pick-Up Tied to Building Boom
National conference on unemployment reports 1.5 to 3 million idle workers returned to jobs in two months aiding a drop from 6.5 million unemployed. Hoover cautions gains may be temporary with January and March risks. Building revival and record municipal bond sales boost public works and road programs employing thousands nationwide. Ohio estimates 6,800 workers to be placed on road jobs.
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Laurence M. Benedict
United Press
Washington
National Conference On
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Labor Department
L. L. Hunt
National Conference
Hunt
Ohio
Kidney Trouble Ads Promote Anuric Remedy
A Painesville Ohio reader endorses Dr Pierce s Anuric for kidney and back ache after flu pneumonia and stomach liver inflammation. The testimonial urges others to try the remedy and offers a 10 cent trial package from Dr Pierce s Invalids Hotel Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Painesville
Ohio
Dr. Pierce
Open competitive bidding cuts Ohio coal bill by nearly 1.2 million
R. V. Johnson, new state purchasing agent, says open bidding drew about sixty bidders versus eight previously and saves about 1 per ton on nut pea and slack coal and about 50 cents on run of mine. The first three coal grades bid at 1.22 per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, CO
R. V. Johnson
Johnson
Stillman Divorce Hearing Resumes in Poughkeepsie
United Press reports a resumed hearing in the Stillman divorce case with Stillman, a central figure, giving a sensational stance as the proceedings continue in Poughkeepsie New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeepsie
New Yorkey
United Press
Stillman
Cascarets touted for multiple ailments and quick relief
An advertisement claims Cascarets are the nicest cathartic laxative to ease headaches biliousness colds indigestion dizziness and sour stomach with one or two tablets at night to empty the bowels.
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Ei Hy Oe
A. & J. Frank
Fidor
Union Trust
Cincinnati, Ohio
Libbey
Frank Gross
A. B. Wells
F. J. Beasley
Glouster
James Norris
Johanna Stanley
First Street
Fred Wheaton
Huntington
W. Va
Fred Smilie
Ellen Hatkins
Washington, D. C
Grace McKee
University Terrace
8. G. Stonecipher
Raymond Banfield
Carrie Marquis
Marietta
Mrs
R. R. Marquis
Carl Beasley
Cincinnati
F. R. Gross
Fred Gross
Crooksville
Carl Grogs
New Lexington
Ralph Krotz
Toledo
Dorothy Walters
Fred Wheatbn
Morris Avenue
Central
Parent-Teacher Association
Strecker
J. B. Allen
Youngstown
Bert M. Thompson
Prof. Thompson
Columbus Hospital
H. 8. Davis
East State Street
Rochester
Minn
Chicago
Indianapolis
Eatimore
Prestons
Beamang
Orient
Carl Groat
Noep
Farrow and White
Howard Sturt
Hockingport
Epsom
Anevene
Boelzner
Upper River
Bellaire
Ohio River
Windsor Castle
Taft
CLINE
Athens, Ohio
He Hoover
Asec
Athens Electric Co
the Hocking Power Co
the Mutual Electric Co
Middleport and
Pomeroy
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