Tanlac credited with dramatic health turn for 60 year old
Mrs Hannah Newman of Toledo says Tanlac cured her rheumatism swelling and nerve trouble boosting weight and appetite. She reports rapid improvement and credits her husband who also improved. Tanlac sold in multiple Ohio towns including Athens Coolville Nelsonville Amesville and Buchtel.
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Tanlac
Hannah Newman
Madison Avenue
Toledo
Ohio
Taniac
Athens
Cline’s Pharmacy
Coolville
Taylor & Son
Nelsonville
Gem Pharmacy
Amesville
F. Walker
Federal
J. W. W. Gibson
Buchtel
Allison K. Wilson
Republican meeting to hear Mrs. Susan H Weist in eisonville
The Republican men and women are urged to attend a city meeting at the Y M C A Tuesday at 730 with Mrs Susan H Weist of Dayton presenting remarks sent by Republican headquarters in hopes of a large turnout. PROPERTY CHANGES HANDS Three city homes sold this week: Mrs S L Preston to L J Eberle, Elizabeth Kaelin to Dave Wallace, and J J Wilson buying the Eberle home on Columbus street.
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Y. M
Susan H. Weist
Dayton
Weist
Republican
8S. L. Preston
Washington Street
L J. Eberle
Elizabeth Kaelin
Columbus Street
Dave Wallace
J. J. Wilson
Eberle
Nelsonville Classifieds Busy Bee to Real Estate Deals
Two girls at the Busy Bee Restaurant advertise a lost billbook with engravings and money, a sorrel work horse for sale, a brick business building for sale, and real estate bargains including two ten room houses. Additional notices seek a masquerade social, brick wheelers labor, a heating stove for sale, a house and lot, a short order cook, and a cafeteria luncheon sale at the Christian Church Social Room on Oct 12. Local contacts include Edna Parker Athens, H W Stiers, J Zeller, The Hocking Valley Fire Clay Co, Cozy Corner Restaurant, and cell phone 748.
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Hocking Valley Fire Clay Co
Nelsonville
Ohio
Bell
Ash Ave
Christian Church
Higgins-Millholland Wedding At Christian Church Parsonage
Mr and Mrs Joshua Spencer announce the quiet marriage of Miss Myra Higgins and Mr Or lando Millholland at the Christian church parsonage with Rev C L Johnson officiating. Attendants were Miss Margaret Lewis and the groom’s brother. The bride is the Higgins daughter and a city school graduate and church worker. The groom works at Lostro’s garage and plans to live in the city.
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Higgins-Millholland
Myra Higgins
Orlando Millholland
Christian Church
C. L. Johnson
Johnson
Margaret Lewis
Ed Higgins
Our City
Lostro’s
Birth Records List for Nelsonville Sept 1920
Nelsonville and York township announce births for September 1920. Dr. C. C. Butt reports numerous baby names, listing fathers and mothers for both boys and girls in the community records.
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Nelsonville
York Township
C. C. Butt
Vergil
Bessie Limerick
Delmar
Louise Fling
Chas
Adda Washenswanz
Carl
Luli Frank
Lester
Lena Shaw
Ada Wright
Lucy Pierce
Grace Weiss
Van
Ethel Peditt
Lowell
Katherine Quigley
Jno
Filla Lewis
Lessie Whyte
Selby
Ruth Murphy
Stanley
Ethel Delong
Harry
Eunice Harvey
Daniel
Mary Simmons
Terrance Effie Green
Edward
Lulu Harper
George
Breta Shivers
Earl
Esther Coon
Ollie
Rena Rodgers
Htney Grace
Parker
Margaret Huddy
Guy
Lola Yat
Jack
Lyda Lafaber
Lew
Lucy Buell
Beasley's Fordsters Vanquish Columbus In 13–0 Opening Win
Beasley's Fordsters opened the season with a 13 to 0 victory over Columbus Wolverines at Pastime Park. Evans scored the first TD on a 25 yard run after a drive from the 40. Lowden added a second TD on a punt return with Burns kicking the extra point. A large crowd supported the home team as they prepare to host Williamsport next Sunday.
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Beasley
Fordsters
Wolverine
Columbus
Pastime Park
Evans
Lowden
Burns
Beasley's
Williamsport
Nelsonville
Staller Family Spends Part of Week in Columbus and Delaware
Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Staller and their son Bobby were in Columbus and Delaware for the latter part of the week, visiting local friends and enjoying their stay.
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R. R. Staller
Bobby
Columbus
Delaware
Kings Guards Entertained by Miss Frances Newton
Miss Frances Newton hosted the Kings Guards Saturday with leaders Mrs Emmett Dowler and Mrs James Bland. After business and annual elections, 250 members adjourned. officers elected include President Marguerite Nelson, Vice President Velma Backus, Secretary Frances Newton, and Treasurer Mary Louise Luphone, with refreshments served.
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Kings Guards
Frances Newton
Emmett Dowler
James Bland
Marguerite Nelson
Velma Backus
Mary Louise Luphone
Funeral services for Mrs. Martin Johnson
Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 1 30 PM at the Methodist church conducted by Rev Kemper. Burial will be at Greenlawn. Miss Marie Mooney and Miss Helen White of Laurelville were Sunday guests of Mr John Mooney and family.
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Martin Johnson
Methodist Church
Rev Kemper
Greenlawn
Marie Mooney
Helen White
Laurelville
John Mooney
Maccabees Urged to Attend Mrs Johnson Funeral
Members of the W. E. A. O. T. M. are urged to meet at the hall Tuesday at 12 30 to attend the funeral of Mrs. Martin Johnson by order of the commander.
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Maccabees
Martin Johnson
Government fishery update and local license proposal discussion
News for Sportsmen notes October 8 reports four cans of bass four of crappies and two cans of sunfish sent to John Crope Buchtel Lake and Wolfes Basin. A 7 pm meeting at Cox Brothers store invites opinions on 50 cent fishing 1 hunting or 1.25 for combined licenses along with the empowerment of other officials to issue licenses.
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John Crope
Buchtel Lake
Wolfes Basin
Cox Brothers
Miss Delysia Bids London Star In Afgar Tour
Miss Alice Delysia, noted French actress star of Afgar in London, arrives in the U S to appear in the same play here. She wears a diamond pendant awarded as London's most popular actress. Once a Parisian girl, she won a race around Paris that launched her stage career.
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Alice Delysia
Afgar
London
U. S
Paris
Health tips and political debate mix in brief notes
The passage covers health advice on constipation and Chamberlain's Tablets, a note on a holiday closing for Nelsonville Banks, and a political summary of U S Senate debates on the league and Monroe Doctrine. It mentions Wilson and Longworth with Mrs Longworth tested by time constraints.
Large Republican rally fills Ewing auditorium Athens
A Saturday evening meeting at Ewing auditorium drew a full house with seating on all levels as Judge L. G. Worstell introduced the Scott colored quartet then Speaker Longworth argued that the peace agenda and League of Nations would entangle the U S in overseas conflicts.
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Ewing Auditorium
Athens
Pomerene
Longworth
Cincinnati
Theodore Roosevelt
Wilson
France
Eddie Rickenbacker
America
Germany
Earth
United States
League of Nations
Glouster News Briefs Highlight Club, Obituaries, Sports
A planned Ameri can Legion meeting in Glouster is set for Tuesday at 7 pm. Funeral services for Mrs. Thomas Mee Menamy of Jacksonville were held at Holy Cross church with interment in New Lexington. About 30 000 finger length fish arrived for Glouster Sportsmen Club from Washington, placed in East Branch and mine 267 reservoir. Howard V. Speer, 61, longtime cashier of First National Bank, died at Grant hospital and was interred in Wooster. Glouster beat Hollister 4 to 4 in ten innings. Sunday game with Jacksonville was forfeited. Next Sunday Glouster hosts Congo, a Perry county title contender, in what may be the season’s final game.
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Thomas Mee Menamy
Jacksonville
Holy Cross Church
New Lexington
McNenamy
James McNenamy
East St. Louis
Ill
Tom
John
Will
Leo
Marguerite
Catherine
Mary Harbaugh
Crooksville
Glouster Sportsmen Club
Bureau of Fisheries At
Washington
East Branch
Big
Mine 267
Howard V. Speer
Flrst National Bank
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Wooster
Mr. Speer
First National Bank
Glouster
Hollister
Congo
Perry County
Lexington
Mrs. Catherine Thompson Ogden Dies in Fostoria After Illness
Mrs. Frank A. Ogden formerly Catherine Thompson died early Saturday in Fostoria after a lingering illness. Her parents Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Thompson left for Fostoria Saturday, but she died about an hour after the train departed. Funeral services were held in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Ogden
Catherine Thompson
Fostoria
R. J. Thompson
True Democracy League Opposes Cox in Ohio Campaign
The True Democracy League of Ohio formally opposes James M. Cox for president, outlining autocratic tendencies and policies seen as anti democratic. It cites past state elections, governance moves limiting voter control, school and tax law changes, and urges support for Senator Harding.
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True Democracy League of Ohio
James M. Cox
United States
Neil
Columbus
Ohio
The
League
Ohio Democrats
Cox
Ornor Willis
Vention
Harding
True Democracy League of Ohio Announces Officers
The True Democracy League of Ohio lists officers including Ben J. McKinney as President H V Price as Vice President Robert M Small as Secretary and Frank Richards as Treasurer.
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Ben J. McKinney
H. V. Price
Robert M. Small
Frank
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