Billy Whiskers Investigates Tent of Wild Animals
Billy enters the great circus tent and surveys the wild animal section in a tense mood. He plans to meet friendly animals first then visit the circus, wary of the Treats and a cruel clown rumored to frighten horses and actors. He spots a cage with several large animals and hides his fear while deciding whom to approach next.
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Bitly
Bob
Billy
Tom
Harry
Terrence Bull Pup
Hob
Cloverleaf
Saalfield Publishing Co
Akron
Dear Mrs Thompson Advice Column Letters on Love and Etiquette
A fourteen year old writes about an inappropriate visit from a cousin, questions for future visits, and whether a younger teen can be considered a sweetheart. The adviser warns against romance, urges self-respect, and suggests waiting for a trustworthy partner. Additional letters discuss lunch at a harvest picnic and dressing for blond features with color tips.
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Mrs. Thompson
Republican warning on Ohio campaign tactics by state party
A Republican message denounces Democratic campaign tactics in Ohio. It claims nationwide momentum for Harding and predicts an overwhelming GOP win. The statement accuses Democrats of slander, paid emissaries and underhand tactics while affirming Republican appeals to Americanism and voter resolve.
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Ohio
Republican Party
Custom on the Continent: Man Speaks First to Ladies
Dialog notes a continental custom where a man initiates greeting with a woman upon meeting in public. The exchange confirms the practice as a norm in old country urban street etiquette.
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Continent
Miss Elsie Wilson Hosts Sylvester Fowler Visit in Lexington
Miss Elsie Wilson entertained at her Lexington avenue home in honor of Miss Sylvester Fowler of Columbus. Guests enjoyed dancing, instrumental and vocal music, followed by refreshments for Neva Ferrer Frances Galomb Hazel Leffler Dorothy Nida Opal Syx Mildred Leffler Ruth Lahugh Mrs Carl Shafer and children Mrs Elmer Nida Mrs Fowler and Mrs Geo Wilson.
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Elsie Wilson
Lexington Avenue
Sylvester Fowler
Columbus
Neva Ferrer
Frances Galomb
Hazel Leffler
Dorothy Nida
Opal Syx
Mildred Leffler
Ruth Lahugh
Carl Shafer
Elmer Nida
Fowler
Geo. Wilson
Mrs Sharp and Mrs McLeod Return Home After Chauncey Visit
Mrs. Zaa Sharp of Wellston and Mrs. Zenith McLeod of Chicago left today for their homes after visiting their parents Mr. and Mrs. Ridley Tedrick and other relatives in Chauncey.
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Zaa Sharp
Wellston
Zenith McLeod
Chicago
Riley Tedrick
Chauncey
Missionary Society Meeting and Luncheon Held
Mrs L C Strausbaugh hosted the Christian Missionary Society gathering at her High street home with Mrs Pendergrass leading an engaging program. Attendees included Mrs Guy Gardner Mrs Clarence Butts Mrs Floyd Nye Mrs Neal Helsel Mrs Geo Wilson Mrs Ira Myers Mrs Mattie Bailey Mrs Lloyd Pendergrass Mrs Carl Shafer Mrs Mat Kilpatrick Mrs D W Law and the host. Miss Norma Ferguson has been very ill at home for several days.
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L. C. Strausbaugh
High Street
Missionary Society of the
First Christian Church
Pendergrass
Guy Gardner
Clarence Butts
Floyd Nye
Neal Helsel
Geo. Wilson
Ira Myers
Mattie Bailey
Lloyd Pendergrass
Carl Shafer
Mat Kilpatrick
D. W. Law
Elmer Nila
Norma Ferguson
Esther class entertain at Methodist church gathering
Esther class members met Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Leo Bingham in Athens for a Chauncey area gathering. A large group from Chauncey attended and a social time followed with lunch. Mrs. D. W. Law visited daughter A. B. Mackie in Athens. Margaret Shields of St. Aloysius Academy visited Chauncey relatives. Hambel, ill for weeks at Mrs. M. B. Tucker’s house, is now able to be out.
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Esther
Methodist Church Sunday School
Leo Bingman
Athens
Chauncey
Margaret Shields
St. Aloysius Academy
New Lexington
Charles C. Shields
Rally Day at City Sunday School Promises Welcoming Event
Tomorrow’s Rally Day invites all residents not attending other city schools to a cordial welcome. An orchestra and mixed quartet will provide music along with classes for all ages. The men’s class aims for banner attendance and a school picture is planned. Come on.
Local Visitors and Social Calls Across Town
Torch Mr L B Bean of Athens visited relatives Wednesday. Mrs Cyrus Jones and Mrs Iole Day spent the afternoon with Mrs Elmer Mauck. Mr Buckley was a business visitor at Parkersburg. Mr and Mrs Guy Secoy visited relatives at Guysville. Mrs K A Layman of near Hockingport left for Fairmont West Virginia. Mrs Willard Baker shopped in Parkersburg. Mr Raymond Wilson of Murray City visited his parents Rev and Mrs Wilson. J C Coggeshall of Little Hock
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L. B. Bean
Athens
Cyrus Jones
Iole
Elmer Mauck
Buckley
Parkersburg
Guy Secoy
Guysville
K. A. Layman
Near Hockingport
Fairmont
W. Va
Willard Baker
Raymond Wilson
Murray City
Nervous Exhaustion Ad Recommends Williams Pink Pills
An article urges immediate health action for chronic nerv ous fatigue. It touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as a blood nourishing tonic, citing Mrs Ella Campbell of Cincinnati Ohio as a testimonial and offering a free booklet from the Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY.
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Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady, Y
Dr. ‘Williams
Local Social Notes Highlight Community Visits
A series of visits and family gatherings are reported. Arthur Watson and spouse were in town for a business visit on Monday. The Jones and Tucker families shared meals and calls over the weekend. Mrs. Ethel Simpson from Pittsburg visited her parents in town. The Ladies Aid met at Rowena Nixon’s home. Families Griffin and Huggins hosted relatives during the week. Floyd Morris and family relocated to Garfarth near Hockingport.
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Monty
Arthur Watson
Coole
Cyrus Jones
Beckley
Raymond
Claire Wilson
Wesley Nicholson
Murray City
C. W. Tucker
George Jones
Ethel Simpson
Pittsburg
Will McGrar
Ladies Aid of the Baptist Church
Rowena Nixon
Huggins
Latrobe
Gus Griffin
Floyd Morris
Garfarth
Hockingport
Local Notables and slow week notes
Adelbert Mahan made a business trip to Marietta on Wednesday. Mrs. Pearl Hatch spent Wednesday with Mrs. Frank Nelson. Mr. and Mrs. E J Daugherty and daughter Eileen called on B L Frost on Sunday. Mrs. Terisa Linton rented her property here to F M Kinney. The school closed at noon Tuesday in honor of Columbus Day.
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V. G. Ladd
Vinton
Ira Ballard
Centennial
Spring Star
Croton
Iowa
William Hatch
Addison Assell
Fairview
C. G. Ladd and Son
Parkersburg
Nina Russell
Athens
C. W. Rowell
Marietta
Horace Parson
Lois Ladd
Frank
Haga Ridge
Adelbert Mahan
Pearl Hatch
Frank Nelson
E. J. Daugherty
Eileen
B. L. Frost
Terisa Linton
F. M. Kinney
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Niagara
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Philena Dunfee
Isaac Grimes
D. H. Moore
F. L. Alderman
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C. G. O'Bleness
Cash
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Athens Electric Co
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the Hocking Power Co
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