Local society notes highlight visits and travel
Mr. E F Black dies at home on Franklin Avenue. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. J H Dowler of New Marshfield. Misses Jennie and Helen Dillinger from Clarks Chapel visit the Finns in Maplewood. The Browns travel to Cincinnati for business and weekend. Louise Dana leaves for New York City to study art. Grace Stickney goes to Salem to meet her sister. Junior Home Guards meet at First M E church for hike. Mrs. C E Witt and son head to Los Angeles after visiting Cincinnati. Reading family and Miss Ziggaroos return from a ten day motor trip through Columbus Springfield Dayton Richmond and Portland Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Dana
John P. Dana
New York City
C. E. Witt
William
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Cal
Witt
D. H. Moore
W. A. Reading
Roscoe
West State Street
Sylvia Ziggaroos
Jerseyville
Columbus
Springfield
Dayton
Richmond
Portland
Ind
T. A. Beebe
New Strength and Energy For the Weak and Aged
An advertisement promotes Nuxated Iron as a tonic to boost strength and energy for the weak and aged. It claims to build red blood, revitalize exhausted nerves, and improve vitality, citing millions of users annually.
Browns Headed to Piqua for Winter
Mr. W. H. Brown left yesterday by motor for Piqua and Mrs. Brown will join him Monday. They will spend the winter there with their daughter Mrs. Edwin Olson. During their absence their home at 26 North Congress Street will be occupied by Mrs. Bliss and her daughter Miss Bliss, city nurse, and Miss Munn the supervising nurse of Athens County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Brown
Piqua
Brown-Harlan nuptials in Columbus announced
Mr and Mrs W H H Brown announce the marriage of their son Earnest H Brown to Miss Harriet Nagle both of Columbus. The wedding took place on the 30th of August. Mr Brown is employed at the Moorehouse Martins Dept store Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. H. Brown
Earnest H. Brown
Harriet Nagle
Columbus
Mr. Brown
Moorehouse-Martens
Reception for New Rector Arthur H. Marshall at Brown Home
Episcopal church members and town and college guests gathered at Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Brown 2 University Ter race to welcome Rev. Arthur H. Marshall and family. Ladies Guild hosted a formal social with a musical program by Miss Hawkins Miss Bowser Mrs. L. V. Brown and Mr. Charles Schaeffler and Ruth Miller pianist. A choir of 18 has been organized and church plans broader work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. V. Brown
University Terrace
Episcopal Church
Arthur H. Marshall
Ladies Guild
Marshall
Presbyterians Favor Move To Reduce Arms
The Presbyterian Synod authorized sending a telegram to President Harding praising the disarmament conference and offering prayers for its success. Sidney was chosen for the 1922 meeting of the synod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Presbyterian Synod
Harding
Sidney
Kansas Labor Trouble Deepens as Mine Strike Grows
Topeka Kansas October 14 W E Freeman president of the Kansas Federation of Labor appeals to every local union to aid Southern Kansas miners striking in protest of Alexander Howat district mine chief jailed for violation of the Kansas industrial court law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kans
W. E. Freeman
Kansas Federation of Labor
Kansas
Alexander Howat
Kansas Industrial Court
Athens Prepares for Hard Game Against Gallipolis High
Athens high school faces Gallipolis high on their field with coach Raymond Davis leading the rivals. Athens substitutes include Barnes ineligible, while guards Gandee and Wilcox and backfield pair Sweeny and Hughes bolster the lineup. Last year Athens won 48 to 7, and Gallipolis aims to challenge this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens High
Gallipolis
Raymond Davis
Ohio University
Doug” Torrance
Torrance
Athens
Barnes
River
Brooks
McKinly
Gandee
Wilcox
Muir
Shafer
Sharp
Sweeny
Hughes
Battin
Feth
Nelson
Baker
Kennedy
Clark
Maple
Brown
Lima Natural Gas Company Challenges City Valuation
Lima Natural Gas Company filed a complaint with the Public Utilities Commission protesting the valuation set by the city of Lima on its properties. The valuation underpins the rates the company plans to charge.
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Columbus, CO
Lima Natural Gas Company
Public Utilities Commission
Lima
Painters Embrace Blue Devil Hand Cleaner Trend
Trade crews adopt Blue Devil as a preferred hand cleaner amid /10-10-b trend mentions.
Time to Face the Facts About Mayr’s Remedy
A claimant narrates relief after four years of doctoring for indigestion gastritis constipation and appendicitis. The testimonial asserts Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy clears catarrhal mucus and intestinal inflammation and offers a money back guarantee after one dose.
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Mayr
Harold Wise Reports Big Happenings From New York
Athens Hi alumnus Harold Wise, now at Columbia University, writes of city life and busy classes. He misses loafing at Cline's, follows his alma mater and Ohio State football via the Messenger, and has watched the World Series games in New York.
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Harold Wise
Athens
Oil Light Beats Electric Or Gas Burns 94 Percent Air
A new oil lamp claims superior light to gas or electricity. It reportedly burns 94 percent air and 6 percent kerosene, with no odor smoke or noise. Inventor E A Johnson offers 19 days free trial and agencies to earn 250 to 500 dollars monthly.
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U. S
E. A. Johnson
W. Lake St
Chicago
Experience of a New York Woman Shows Tanlac Benefit
Mrs. Clara Lehman of Rochester describes long nervous indigestion with poor appetite and low weight. After using Tanlac she gained weight from eighty five to one hundred eight pounds, regained strength, and improved health. She praises Tanlac and notes it saved her life. Tanlac sold by leading druggists.
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Tanlae
Tanlac
Clara Lehman
Bristol Hotel
Rochester
N. Y
Athens man wins Parkersburg Gun Club shoot honors
F. X. Rauch of Athens won the shoot at the Parkersburg Gun Club completed Thursday. He nailed 874 of a possible 400 clay birds to claim top honors.
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Athens
F. X. Rauch
Parkersburg
Church Values Theme Anchors Athens Kiwanis Meet
The Athens Kiwanis Club’s Thursday evening gathering at the university cafeteria drew about 26 members with Vice President Kerr presiding. Rev. C. L. Strecker spoke on The Meaning of the Church to the Community, arguing churches create moral values and highlighting local church efforts.
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Athens Kiwanis Club
Kerr
C. L. Strecker
Athens
Strecker
Rambler Rose Blooms Again In Urbana Yard
In Urbana Ohio on October 14 Mrs. E L Body reports a rambler rose flowering in her yard for the second time this season indicating an unusual late bloom in fall weather.
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Urbana Urbana
E. L. Body
Ohio National Guard Scandal Probed Over Missing Supplies
Inspections say the missing 3500 dollars worth of cavalry supplies in Lima Ohio marks the most sensational Guard scandal since the Bully Bchet era. About 20 troop members and 12 citizens are under technical arrest as investigators plan prosecutions across Allen county. Captain Kenneth Kerr and ex Captain Jack Horner began the probe. Kerr denies resignation and pledges to fight on. A large amount of stolen property has been recovered with more expected.
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Lima
State Adjutant General's Office
Ohio National Guards
Allen County
Kenneth Kerr
Jack Horner
Kerr
Calvin Selfridge
McPherson Revival Draws Full Canton Auditorium
In Canton Ohio on October 14 Mrs Aimee Semple McPherson the woman evangelist leads revival services in a 4000 seat municipal auditorium packed daily and nightly as crowds press to witness faith healing practices she denies personal war on cures and says prayers and belief heal the afflicted
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Canton
Aimee Semple McPherson
No-To-Bac Promises Full Cessation of Tobacco Craving
No-To-Bac claims to break the tobacco habit by placing a tablet in the mouth. It asserts the craving ends and users feel better mentally and physically, with a money back guarantee if cravings persist.
Ohio Team Heads to Morgantown for Key Eastern clash
Twenty players from Ohio depart for Morgantown West Virginia by special car at 6 30 tonight ahead of a high profile fourth game of the season. Fat Spier's Mountaineers trained intensely in the mountains a month earlier and hold a series of past results against Ohio with tight scores. The game kicks off at 3 pm eastern time.
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Ohio
Morgantown
West Virginia
W. Va
Athens
Shank Finishes Second Peach Crop In Tiffin Yard
Benjamin Shank has completed picking his second crop of peaches from a tree in his backyard in Tiffin Ohio as of October 14.
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Tiffin
Benjamin Shank
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E. F. Black
Franklin Avenue
J. H. Dowler
New Marshfield
P. G. Dowler
Jennie and
Helen Dillinger
Clarks Chapel
Mrs
Frank Finn
Maplewood Drive
Mrs. L. V. Brown
Grace Stickney
Salem
Bertha Stickney
Bess Leach
Preston
Constantinople
Myrna
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Loangora Yozgad
Dy, Chad
ADANA
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Eppo
Rileis
Ismid
Brusa
Angora
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Aintas
Parker Bros
Sonora Phonograph
Cotton
Emmet FH
Twain
Davunibk
Lash
Madam Clara Clemens
Clara Clemens
Mark Twain
Ossip Gabrilowitch
Detroit Symphony Orchestra
Munich
Eile Ler
Ana A
H.W. Brooks
Caloric N. Gourt
New York
Dr. Strecker
Kiwanis
Madame Melba
Mme.Melba
Mme. Melba
Coombe Cottage
Goldstream
Melbourne
Australia
Erin
Harry Boland
Ireland
England
Lloyd George
de Valeras
Boland
Republic
United States
Anise
Cleveland, CO
Ootne County
Stanton i
Fulton's
Bellefleur
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Nabob
Old Reliable
Golden Grain
White House
California
Uvas
Ean
Buymore
Fulton Grocery
Florence
Gente
Sherwin-Williams
Sherwin-Williams Elonol
Wheaton Hardware Co
Jack Frost
Pillsbury
Clark’s O. N. T
Union Grocery Co
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