Nelsonville Classified Ads Offer Bargains and Notices
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1919
Page
3
Advertised Letters for Nelsonville Mail October 8 1919
Advertised letters listed include Cordell Jethro Lake Jesse Log an Marchal McKee Miss Mildred Switzer and Superintendent. James Sharp P M Nelsonville Ohio appears as the addressee or office contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordell
Jethro
Lake
Jesse
Logan
Marchal
McKee
Miss Mildred
Switzer
James Sharp
P. M
Nelsonville
Ohio
Girl Scouts Plan Drive for New Members
The local Girl Scouts Council met Tuesday evening to arrange a drive for new members. Special committees were appointed for various tasks. Mrs. Emery Shaw hosted a twelve o'clock dinner on Thursday with guests Mrs. Robert Williams Mrs. John Briggs Mrs. Will Bland Mrs. James Bland and Mrs. Anna Coleman and her son Edward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Girl Scouts Council
Girl Scouts Club
Emery Shaw
Robert Williams
John Briggs
Will Bland
James Bland
Anna Coleman
Edward
Seibert Funeral Largely Attended
The funeral service for Mr. Dave Seiberts drew many friends neighbors and relatives as he was a well known and respected city resident for 35 years Rev Mann with Rev Johnson led the service Burial took place at Greenlawn Visitors included Mrs R H Jackson and daughter Helen in Columbus and other local guests with Mrs Elizabeth Jones and Miss Imy Hoover among those noted
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Verity
A. C. Anderson
Murray City
Lawrente Mooney
Elizabeth Jones
Wesley Hawk
Circle Hill
Imy Hoover
Salem
Athens Shrine Members Visit Marietta Initiate Candidates
About twenty five members of the Athens Shrine from Nelsonville and Athens traveled to Marietta Thursday. They were greeted with an auto tour of the city, a six o'clock dinner at the Marietta Baptist Church, and a demonstration of Masonic work at the J O O F Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Marietta
Athens Shrine
Nelsonville
Baptist Church
Ohio corn crop to reach large 158 million bushels
Columbus Ohio October 10 Ohio's corn crop is projected at 158 456 000 bushels the second largest in state history says J L Cochran head of the federal bureau of crop estimates The 1912 crop held the record at 174 410 000 bushels Oats are expected at 653 667 000 bushels below average due to a rainy spring and dry June Cochran also forecasts a potato crop of 9 405 000 bushels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
J. L. Cochran
Federal Bureau of Crop
Cochran
Dreco Restores Dayton Man After Long Suffering
John E. Fay of 51 Campbell Street Dayton Ohio a lumber buyer for International Golf Shaft Co reports lasting relief after using Dreco He describes sleepless nights severe stomach pain constipation and fatigue then notes improved digestion appetite energy and a return to work He credits Dreco with making him feel like a new man All druggists carry Dreco as recommended by The Cline Pharmacy Co in Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Fay
Campbell, St
Dayton
International Golf Shaft Co
Cline Pharmiacy Co
Foley Kidney Pills Advertised Easing Kidney Trouble
Mrs. C. J. Wells discusses relief from kidney pains and backache after using Foley Kidney Pills. The ad claims benefits for kidneys and bladder plus relief from headaches rheumatic pains and swollen joints. Sold everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Wells
8Th Ave
Sioux Falls
Foley
Allies about to force Baltic withdrawal and observe
Paris Oct. 10. Marshal Foch’s note threatening a blockade if German forces do not withdraw from the Baltic region was approved. An allied commission will observe evacuation, and another to Budapest will inventory goods requisitioned from Hungary by Roumanian forces. Bulgaria was given ten days to respond to the peace treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Marshall Foch
Germany
Baltic
Supreme Council
Peace Conference
Baltic States
Budapest
Hungary
Bulgaria
Legion Plans Statewide Push to Add Members and Aid Aliens
The American Legion convention in Ohio announced membership and Americanization drives to recruit 100000 members by March 1920 and aid in naturalization of aliens in service. State officers reelected include Commander F W Galbraith and First Vice Commander J L Cochran. Executive committee picks include Times A McDermott and John E Priddy. The convention did not act on League of Nations or soldier bonuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Columbus
W. H. Conklin
Times A. McDermott
Wellington
John E. Priddy
Findlay
T. M. Aldridge
Bellaire
C. L. Darlington
Cincinnati
Frank M. Henderson
Marysville
League of Nations
Akron Building Rapidly Now in Spite of Costs
Akron reports a building surge with five days ending Friday permitting new homes and apartments worth a million dollars. Building Inspector L. E. Welker estimates total construction costs up to October 1 at 19,641,955 dollars amid high labor and material costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Ohio
Bulding
L. E. Welker
Quacks Arrested in Canton Today
Warrants charging illegal practice of medicine were sworn out against Prof. and Mrs. A. C. Frenelogista in Canton Ohio. They allegedly advertised as real fortune tellers and physicians who could cure any disease. Canton residents contributed over $1,000 within days before the arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton, O
A. C. Frenelogista
Canton
Frenelogista
Reds Return Triumph Sparks Civic Pageantry
Cincinnati welcomes the Reds after their world championship, as schools dismiss for a half day and the mayor proclaims a civic celebration. The team rides uptown amid cheers, bands play patriotic tunes, and fans parade in admiration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
White Sox
Harlech
Pat Moran
Unclear description of arrest and affidavit events
A fragment reports a professor departing before a warrant was served, a woman admitting a false name, and twelve patients signing affidavits. The text is incomplete and lacks verifiable details for precise attribution or dates.
Transcontinental air race updates from San Francisco to New York
Captain L H Smith leads the race from San Francisco to New York with Maynard in pursuit. Weather delays hold pilot Lowell B Smith in Rock Island while Maynard fights engine trouble near Cheyenne after overnighting in Omaha. distance figures show Smith about 1894 miles from the start and Maynard 1699 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
Ill
Lowell B. Smith
San Francisco
Smith
New York
L. H. Smith
Lieut
B. W. Maynard
Cheyenne
Wyo
Maynard
Omaha
Lill
Pennsy Shopmen Vow General Strike in Altoona District
The central committee of shopmen on the Pennsylvania Railroad in this district decided to strike at two o'clock this afternoon. Workers walked out on the scheduled hour in Altoona Pennsylvania on October 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
Central Committee of
Pennsylvania Railroad
Steel plant tonnage rises in United States totals
New York dispatch reports United States Steel Corporation total tonnage reached 6,284,638 on September 30. This compares with 6,109,108 on August 31 and 5,578,661 on July 1. The month’s increase is 175,535 tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States Steel Corporation
Floodwood Visitors and Local Updates
Mrs. Maggie Worden and Mrs. Jane Rizer visited in Columbus on Monday. Mrs. Bessie Hook visited her sister Effie Beal at Myres Crossing on Tuesday. Daisy Hammond and Raymond shopped in Deanville Tuesday. Sophia McGee and son Dale visited Athens at Albert Boggs home. Dorothy Holmes visits sister Nellie Bittner in Murray City. Vess Burley bought a new Chevrolet touring car. Millard McGee returned from a trip with friends in West Virginia. Edith Hall slowly improves after a burn. Millie Boring visited her brother Fred Boring Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie ‘Worden
Jane Rizer
Columbus
Bessie Hook
Effie Beal
Myre’s Crossing
Daisy Hammond
Raymond
Deanville
Sophia McGee
Dale
Athens
Albert Boggs
Dorothy Holmes
Nellie Bittner
Murray City
Vess Burley
Millard McGee
W. Va
Edith Hall
Millie Boring
County Infirmary
Fred Boring
Local social notes and visits in the area
J G Leverson of Cincinnati has spent a week buying apples in the vicinity. Mr and Mrs Ted McGrew and two children of Logan visited the McGrews. Rev Elias Wilson of Toledo stays with his wife and son. Will and Orpha Robinson were guests of G P Russell. Roy and Mrs Dunfee of Xenia visited their parents. Rowena Nixon and Florence Bingman of Athens visited local residents. Fults family hosted over Sunday guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Leverson
Cincinnati
Ted McGrew
Logan
William McGrew
Elias Wilson
Toledo
Will
Orpha Robinson
G. P. Russell
Roy Dunfee
Xenia
Thomas Q Dunfee
Rowena Nixon
Florence Bingman
Athens
E. Fults
Senators Near Edge of Steel Strike Probe in Pittsburgh
United Press reports Senate labor committee led by Senator Kenyon arrives in Pittsburgh to inspect steel towns McKeesport Braddock Duquesne and Homestead. They will visit homes unannounced interview workers families discuss wage sufficiency and foreign labor conditions while weighing Americanization legislation as prevention against further industrial clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Senate Labor Committee
Kenyon
McKeesport
Braddock
Duquesne
Homestead
Babcock
Pittsburgh Visitors Tour Homestead Mills Amid Guarded Gates
A visiting committee met at a hotel and toured Homestead steel works where company officials welcomed them. Newspaper reporters were barred at the gates by armed guards without explanation. Senator Phipps, formerly Carnegie Beet Company treasurer, helped show the gates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Homestead Steel Works
Homestead Mills
Senator Phipps
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Stuart
Tera
Pyle
Cad Co
Rtinee
Corporation and Partnership
C.E. Taggart Public Accountant
K. of P. Bldg
Nelsonville, C
Mich
Stanislaw Crinska
Sis Mary Janina
Ter
Mexican Governt
Bart
C. H. Bartlett
Fulton St
O. Bell
Glouster
Sauter’s Phonograph Studio
Maxwell Automobile
Walnut St
Albert Neiman
Bell Phone
Bernard Inman
Shafer
Gadbury’s Wholesale & Retail Feed Store
Bell’s
Order OF Owls Nest
Dalton
Dreco
Baltic Lands
Pennsy
Raymond Clapper
United Press
Poplar &J. Nelsonville, Ohio
Lash
Carnegie Beet Company
Hisylvania Mine
Mason
Rio Grande
O. U. Field
Athevil County
Athens County
MH. T. Phillipg
C. H. Porter
Mechem Dry Goods
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