Pan-Organic treatment pitches painless teeth extractions
Dr Frederick Blankner promotes a pan organic system for chronic diseases. He claims success with long term treatment and urges readers to visit room No 48 for a heart to heart talk. Testimonials from local residents praise painless tooth extractions and invite others to try the service before October 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Blankner
Athens Hotel
Frederick Blanker
Blankner
Jacob Pollock
Carbondale
Chas. Daley
R. D. No
Mr. Pollock
Mrs. Daley
Logan
Athens County
A. L. Wooley
Blanker
Mary Marshall
Media Brooks
Chauncey
Office Asia
Nelsonville Local Notices and War Bond Totals
Local items report selling bonds for the Fourth Liberty Loan with Troop 1 at $37,000, Troop 2 at $16,000, and Troop 3 at $29,000. Community notes include lost horse, for sale items, and assorted personal updates from Nelsonville and nearby towns. Military and civic voices urge support for the dry movement and American wartime stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Geo. Stuart
New York City
George
Floodwood
Death of Clarence Hale at Camp Sherman after illness
Clarence Hale aged 26, son of Mr and Mrs Fleury Hale, died at Camp Sherman after a two week illness of influenza and pneumonia. The Hale family moved to the city from Murray City a year ago and made many friends here. Funeral services will be Tuesday at 2 PM at the Myers street residence. Mrs Clifford Sanders of Columbus visited with her parents over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Hale
Fleury Hale
Camp Sherman
Hales
Murray City
Young Mans
Young Hales
Myers Street
Private funeral services for Miss Gertrude Willis held at home
Funeral services were held Sunday morning at 10 30 at the family residence for Miss Gertrude Willis with Rev Arpee officiating and burial at Greenlawn. Several relatives and friends gathered as the family announced arrangements for the service and note further notices from local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Willis
Rev
Arpee
Greenlawn
Arrival of a Son and Local Notices
The city notes a newborn son born Saturday with the father serving at Camp Sher. Eastern Star cancels Tuesday meeting per health board orders. Mrs. Sophia Boles, 79, died at her daughter's home, survived by five children, awaiting the newborn’s arrival before funeral plans. Mrs. Boles a longtime resident of the city and native of Lodi township. Mayor's Court reports Albert Nixon and John Kirkendall charged with assault to kill, bonded at $500 each after waiving preliminary exam. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Bartoe traveled to Dayton after the death of Mrs. Bartoe’s brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia Boles
Charles Gettle
Boles
Gettle
Cora Barker
Henry C. Boles
Camp Custer
Battle Creek
Mich
George
Mattie Smith
Lodi Township
Mayor’s Court
Albert Nixon
John Kirkendall
Kirgendal
Nixon
Willard Bartoe
Dayton
Mrs. Bartoe
Officers raid Alice Jennings residence ending in arrests
Chief Porter Ed Bolin and Deputy Parker led a midnight raid at 27 South Lancaster Street. Three women were jailed after a scuffle. Mrs. Alice Jennings pleaded guilty to keeping a house of prostitution and was fined and sent to the workhouse, sentence suspended to quit the business. Coral Thompson and Belle Six paid fines for pros titu tion, told to leave the city. George Johnson and Fred Wiese were jailed on bootlegging charges and to be arraigned tonight at seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter
Ed Bolin
Parker
Alice Jennings
Lancaster St
Woodworth
Ing. Coral Thompson
Parkersburg
Mayer
Belle Six
Thompson
George Johnson
Fred Wiese
Louise Price Receives Washington YWCA Secr tary Call
Miss Louise M. Price of Lockland, longtime high school teacher, has been invited by the YWCA in Washington to serve as secretary for the city branch. Her work will involve supervising numerous girls in war work at federal bureaus. Her departure saddens Lockland friends who praise her community efforts and noting her siblings’ military service. A separate note mentions a California poultryman’s weight based egg weighing scale for hatching eggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise M. Price
Lockland
Washington
D. C
Price
Miss Price
National Capitol
Mill Creek
Aaron E. Price
John
France
Sumner
Community notes and obituaries from Glouster area
Private Ray Dulaney ends fur lough to Camp Taylor Kentucky. David Davis visits mother in Glouster. Charles Jasper returns from Camp Sheridan. William Wells dies from ladder fall at Sunday Creek Co. in Corning. Funeral plans pending. Mr and Mrs Harry Elkins visit. W H Stahl and son Carl visit Junction City. Trimble township exceeds bond drive quota with 196000 sold. final may reach 200000. At minimum they are $53000 over target.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wells
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Sunday Creek Company
Corning
Wells
Sunday Creek Co
W. H. Stahl
Carl
Junction City
Trimble
Athens
Major Houts Killed in Action in France
Major Arthur Houts of Cleveland an Ohio National Guard officer was killed in action in France on Sept. 27 widow reports. He commanded a battalion in the old Fifth Ohio Infantry now with the 145th Infantry under Major General Farnsworth and served on the Mexican border in 1916. The regiment arrived in France in June and fought in several battles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houts
Cleveland
National Guard
Arthur
Ohio National Guard
France
War Department
Hout
Old Fifth Ohio Infantry
One Hundred and Forty-fifth Infantry
Farnsworth
Camp Sheridan
Death of Mrs. Wiley at Piqua and burial plans
Mrs. Wiley Z Fishbaugh a former resident died at her home in Piqua Saturday night from heart leakage. Her body will reach Athens Tuesday for burial in Union Street Cemetery. She leaves a husband two children Mildred and Ellen a father mother two brothers and two sisters. A newly opened talking machine record cabinet record remains held open until return.
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Smith
H. P. Cook
Cook
WHITH
Frank Evans
Bell Phone
Gadbury
Germany
United States
America
Ohio
Nelle Stratton
Sec
York Township
Frank Rauch
C. H. Sisson
Charles Sisson Jr
Nellie Reuter
Mt.Carmel Hospital
John Reuter
Martin Ohlinger
Waldo Chute
J. B. McCormick
Minnerton
Edward
Jefferson Patricks
St. Louis
W. H. Bennett
Bertha Higgins
Lancaster
John Wright
Frank Letts
Gene Shafer
Clifford Sanders
Harry Edgell
Chas, Edgell
J. RR
Howe
Clyde Littler
W. H. Hendershot
Andrew
Charles
William
Hilda Smith
Zanexville
P. E. Lama
Cash Stratton
Mauer
Schesky
Buchtel
Sid Sherrard
William Perkins
Mrs
Fred Pritts
Board of Health
Mary E. Bartlett
Louise Price
California
Clyde C. Bosco
Jas. A. Bryan
Glouster News
Ray Dulaney
F. P. Dulaney
Camp Taylor
David Davis
U. S
Minnesota
Mary A. Davis
Chas. Jasper
Alabama
Lillie Jasper
Harry Elkins
R. G. Peugh
Cline
Judson
Jerseyville
McCormick
Oliver
Fred Carley
Edward Miller
Chas. McNamee
Ford
Universal
Nee- Wegive Essary
F.R. Beasley
Glouster Amesville
Kellogg Food Company
Emmet H. Cotton
Messenger
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