Delegates Named for Southeastern District Convention
The Wednesday Club opened its second year at the home of Mrs. Le Baugh on October 4 with fifteen members present. Officers elected include President Mrs. Frank Coe and Vice President Miss Faye Cline. Delegates to the Southeastern District Convention at Athens in October 1920 were chosen.
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Albany
L ‘le Baughio
Frank Coe
Faye Cline
Harry Rowell
O. D. Dailey
Florence Brown
Ed Lasch
Athens
Oda Gillogly
Alec and Estelle clash over a hotel room confrontation
Alec rejects Estelle who tries to pressure him by deception and honor, forcing her to leave after he locks the door. He resumes his Washington business unresolved and fears her next move as the scene ends with “To be continued.”
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Alec
Estelle
Fatelle
Winfield
Washington
New York
Sunday Socials and Visits Across Salem and Nearby Towns
Lattridee Billingsvia and Newton Billings via with relatives in Salem W V hosted guests including O L Davis family. Several families from Coolville Joppa and nearby areas spent Sunday with friends and kin. Catherine Watkins returned home after West Virginia visit. hunting on F W Chapman farm noted.
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Newton Billingsvia
Arthur Billingsvia
Salem, W. Va
O. L. Davis
Pearl Castle
Herman
J. E. Pitts
Henry Reed
Bode
Emerson Stout
Clyde
W. E. Robinson
Earl Kincade
Mabel Buck
Will Graham
George Colmer
Catherine Watkins
West Virginia
Pomeroy
Lewis Persons
Horatio Swisher
F. W. Chapman
S. Tilton
Coolville
Carson Boggs
William Blackpool
Ralph Chase
Geo
Fields
Joppa
Harmony Hill Residents Attend Visits and Events
Harmony Hill notes show Mr. and Mrs. 8 H Noland visiting Parkersburg and many local gatherings. Rally Day plans at Little Hocking M FE Sunday School on Oct 22 are announced with a program. Apple activity grows as J A Walker buys orchards and others report fine yields and visits across Harmony Hill. Frances Sealy’s death is reported with burial in Baltimore, leaving a husband and two children.
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H. Noland
Parkersburg
A. L. Cornes
Milo Foster
G. K. Thorpe
Little Hocking M. FE
Bertha Curtis
Little Hocking
J. C. Cogmeshall
Millard Foster
T. J. Foster
Baltimore
John Sealy Jr
Edison Livingston
David Livingston
Charles Cunningham
Eliza Cunningham
Flora
W. EB
Bingman’s
Lithiated Buchu touted as remedy for nightly bladder trouble
Dayton resident John Lumpkins endorses Lithiated Buchu for relieving bladder discomfort and nocturnal urination. Ad claims kidneys clear deposits like Epsom salts and notes a Keller formula tablet sold for 2 cents each at McKee's Drug Store and other outlets.
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John Lumpkins
Carrie St
Dayton
Ohio
The
Dayton Herald
McKee'a
Keller Laboratory
Mechanicaburg
A Thought on Thankfulness and Patience
Excerpted reflections compare a grateful heart to a magnet attracting blessings. The author contrasts unthankfulness with a daily mindful humility, urging steady endurance and love as guiding vices in life.
Premier Facta to resign amid fascist crisis in Italy
Premier Facta plans to resign and endorses former premier Glolitt as the only practicable man to handle the crisis sparked by fascist activity in the north. The report cites political advisers as the source of the decision.
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Rome
Facta
Glolitt
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Union Grocery Co
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