Circle Hill Area People Attend Nearby Visits
Mary E Vaught visits her daughter this week. Wesley Hawk and family motor to Athens to see his brother Clefer. James Carr attended church at Aville. Skinner family and others travel to Nelsonville Athens and Canaanville for visits and church. Several residents visit relatives in Logan Jacksonville Nelsonville and Athens during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Vaught
Wesley Hawk
Jesser
Hildreth
Roland Ngher
Athens Wedy
Clefer
Tal
Rs. James Carr
Aville
Ildreth Skinner
Bid Lee
Chauncey
Mike Kums
Athens
Ollie Garlinger
Grace
Nel
Skinner
Nelsonville
Jess Skinner
Elza Cunningham
Canaanville
Buckeye State Building and Loan promotes thrift bonds
An Ohio ad urges readers to save through Liberty Bonds War Savings Certificates and Thrift Stamps. It promotes five percent earnings and highlights assets of 14 900 000 while listing Rankin Building 22 West Gay Street Columbus as the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeye State Building and Loan Company
Rankin Building
West Gay Street
Columbus
Ohio
Robinsons Visit Nelsonville Family Trip
Mr and Mrs John Robinson and their son Herald traveled with the Darrell Hartleys and their little son to Nelsonville on Saturday. A local ad promotes Cole s High Oven Range claiming easier cooking and less effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Robinson
Son Herald
Darrell Hartley
Little Son
Nelsonville
Local Visits Highlight Week in Nelsonville Area
Rev Woodard spent the week with his parents in Nelsonville. Mrs Matilda Evans stayed with Mrs J E Lawrence early in the week. Mrs C Hulbert of Grove City was a Thursday guest of Mrs EBW Cunningham. Mildred Woodard of Athens was a Sunday guest of her parents. H B Lockhart moved into the Dunfee residence. Mrs P W Lockhart hosted a kitchen shower for Mr and Mrs Homer Morehead. Fr E Kimes and family and Mrs Coleman returned from a week with relatives in Columbus. H J Lockhart family visiting relatives in Palestine W Va. Mrs J E Lawrence and Mrs Emma Sehhneider visited Parkersburg Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Woodard
Nelsonville
Matilda Evans
J. E. Lawrence
C. Hulbert
Grove City
Eb.w. Cunningham
Mildred Woodard
Athens
H. HB. Lockhart
Lee Dunfee
P. W. Lockhart
Overworked Man Finds Strength With Vinol
Isaac W Bradford credits Vinol for renewed strength after long hours at work. The ad claims Vinol uses beef and cod liver peptones iron and manganese peptonates and glycerophosphates as body building tonics. McKee Drug Co and druggists nationwide endorse Vinol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
Cal
Vinci
Isaac W. Bradford
Mc- Kee Drug Co
Lottridge Notes Highlights Local Activity
Mrs Aliee Carnshaw of Racine visits S R McCall family. The first quarterly UB Guysville charge meeting at Lottridge with Rev R A Hitt preaching. Miss Nellie Parr employed at Lottridge Telephone Exchange. Pierce Hawk moves sawmill near Alfred. Miss Byrne Ackley teaching Jasper Hill school. Rulmer Ackley harvests 2500 bushel apples. Wheat seeding underway as farmers work. Lottridge Citizens Telephone fourth quarterly meeting planned for Saturday October 5 CA. Pierce moves to Five Points. DD Davis family motor to county seat. Schools struggle with teacher shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aliee Carnshaw
Racine
S. R. McCall
Guysville
Lottridge
R. A Hitt
Mason
Lawrence Chapel
Nellie Parr
Pierce Hawk
Stout
Alfred
Miss Byrne Ackley
Jasper Hill
Rulmer Ackley
Citizens Telephone Company
Pierce
DD. C. Davis
Dressmaker Credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy
A dressmaker recalls gallstone surgery five years ago and four weeks in hospital. After one year of relief symptoms returned until taking Mayr's Wonderful Remedy four weeks ago. She now feels renewed and urges friends to try the medicine. The product claims to remove catarrhal mucus and inflammation in stomach liver and intestines with money back guarantee. McKee Drug Co and druggists carry it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayr
McKee Drug Co
Local Notes and Family Moves in New England Area
The item lists visitors and family moves: H A Poston of Salt Lake City is hosted by nephews FEF F and L BE Poston. Ray Marquis welcomes a son born Sunday September 29. Misa Draxie Swindle visits Athens sister Mrs R D Hughes. Charles Showalter relocates to Canaanville. A J Gould buys Mrs B J Copeland property and moves his family in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Poston
Salt Lake City, Utah
Fef. F. and
L. BE. Poston
Ray Marquis
Misa Draxie Swindle
Athens
R. D. Hughes
Charles Showalter
Canaanville
A. J. Gould
8. J. Copeland
Potter Family Visits Friends in Canaonville
Isaac Potter his wife and son Ben Nie of Canaonville visited friends here on Wednesday. Ralph Wright Edwin Goodin and R J Hughes were in Athens on Wednesday to fill out their questionnaires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Potter
Bennie
Canaonville
Ralph Wright
Edwin Goodin
R. J. Hughes
Athens
Local family visitors and social gatherings reported
Names of Chapman and Townsend families visit relatives in Amenville, Guysville, Athens and Coolville. Weddings noted in Cartilage area include Miss Cyleasia Reed and Mr Blake. Carthage Presbyterian Missionary Society held a well attended program last Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Max and
Blaine Chapman
Ogg
Amenville
J. Bean
Guysville
Amos Townsend
D. A. Robinson
Coolville
Cupid
Carthage
Cyleasia Reed
Mr Blake
Missionary Society of the
Carthage Presbyterian Church
Real Estate Transfers Across Athens and Surrounding Townships
The Athens area sees transfers from Calvin C. Robinson to Guy A. Spalding for Lot 1598 valued at 2100 dollars. Chauncey Frank Lands passes property to Harry Swart for Lots 110 and 117 valued at 145 and 945 dollars respectively. Dover Township records show John Shafer selling 98 acres Chauncey lands to Jacob B. Hashburger for 1300 dollars, and Joseph W. Earich selling Millfield Lots 101 and 102 to Minnie C. Marich for 65 and 50 dollars. Minnie C. Earich then sells the same lots to Mathews E. Christman. Glouster notes L. R. Andrews transferring 10 acres to Pan-American Coal Co. for 20 dollars. M Whalen transfers Lot 357 to Clyde H. Harper for 800 dollars. Nelsonville records George A. Daft selling Weaver Essex Lots 1198 and 109 to the west for 175 and 50 dollars. Katie Theiss sells Lot 888 and Outlot 4 Strip to Charles H. Martin for 2700 and 300 dollars. Waterloo Township shows Velia L. Greathouse selling Lot 11 Marshfield 8.8 to Peter Grimm for 990 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens City
Calvin C. Robinson
Guy A. Spalding
Chauncey Frank
Harry Swart
Dover Township
John Shafer
Jacob B. Hashburger
Chauncey
Joseph W. Earich
Minnie C. Marich
Millfield
Minnie C. Earich
Mathews E. Christman
George A. Daft
Weaver Essex
Side
Katie Theiss
Charles H. Martin
Allies Consider Ultimatum to Germany Over City Destruction
Diplomatic circles report allies and the United States weighing a warning to Germany in response to the burning of Cambrai and St Quentin and the widespread devastation in northern France and Belgium. The plan contemplates reprisal by destroying a Rhine city for each ruined French or Belgian city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Germany
France
Belgium
United States
Cambrai
St. Quentin
Europe
Rhine
Berlin
Local Visit Notes From Fortville and Athens
Frost Mr and Mrs Herold Brown of Fortville Ind visited their daughter in town. Mrs Filena Dunfee stayed with daughter Mrs Clifton Hatch. Mrs Freda Boggs of Cleveland visiting relatives. Mrs Moble Nicholson and daughter from Athens visiting Nellie Kinney. Clyde Richardson moving to Alex Gruey farm. Pearl Russell visited Nelsonville relatives. Mrs Emma Murphy of Athens visiting Julia Warren. Mr and Mrs Ogle on sick list. Fred Russell improving after illness. Pearl Hatch spent afternoon with J W Thorp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herold Brown
Fortville
Ind
Addaline Chambers
Filena Dunfee
Clifton Hatch
Freda Boggs
Cleveland
Moble Nicholson
Daughters
Athens
Nellie Kinney
Clyde Richardson
Alex Gruey
Pearl Russell
Nelsonville
Emma Murphy
Julia Warren
R. D
Ogle
Gangoter Dies in Chair for Grime Crime Ring Leader
Pasquale Biondo, 27, reputed head of an Italian gang that killed Akron officers last summer, was electrocuted at the Ohio penitentiary. Paul Chiavaro awaits execution on November 1, while stays of execution were granted for two others and a fifth member received a life sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Pasquale Biondo
Akron
Ohio
Paul Chiavaro
Potatoes: Market Decline Prompts Early Winter Stock Buy
A drop in potato prices over the last two weeks is noted though No 1 round stock trades at 3 to 3.10 dollars per cwt wholesale. Crop conditions are unfavourable across potato states, with prices likely to rise. Housewives are advised to stock up in October and November. Ohio’s crop is short, risking local shortages for winter. Growers offer 50 to 100 percent savings on large direct purchases versus retail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Seven Years of Lame Back Relief Reported
Mrs. Margaret Ness of Philadelphia credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with relieving seven years of back pain irregularities and ailments. She notes friends also benefited and urges others with displacement irregularities inflammation or headaches to try the remedy and contact Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. for guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Lydia E. Pinkham
Margaret Ness
Idas Hazzard Sr
Wise wartime auto buys drive early equity in Buicks
During the war, factories shift to war materials and passenger cars will be scarce after January. Prices are expected to soar, potentially doubling in a year. The dealer offers Buick Light Six touring cars at 1350 with delivery now, predicting much higher costs later. One Buick truck remains priced at 1335, a top bargain for buyers with gas restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. B
Sam
Athens County Buick Company
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Marte
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Hamburg
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Circle Hill
John Grimm
Rosa Price of
Logan
George Fisher
Arthur Thomas
James Johnson
Mary Hallem
Jacksonville
George Lock
Charles Childress
Jim Davis
Elmer Lock
Will Coots
Harry
Russell Childress
Cole
New England
Mrs. Carthage
Dixon
Raymond Dixon
Henry Niggemeyer
Marion
Hannah Chalfant
Max Chapman
Blane Chapman
J. S. Gaston
Guy Hawk
Floodwood
John Hawk
L. A. Townsend
Beulah
L. A.townsend
Itha Gaston
Glouster
L. R. Andrews
Pan-American Coal Co
M Whalen
Clyde H. Harper
Waterloo Township
Velia L. Greathouse
Peter Grimm
Marshfield
Frost
Fred Russell
Pearl Hatch
J. W. Thorp
Gangoter
Jonn Henry
Toledo
Spice Company
Vincl
Comfort Powder Co
Boston
Mass
Buick
Goodyear
Cor. Court and Carpenter
Fulwider’s Restaurant
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