Fischer and Loomis guests visit old homestead trip
Nelsonville News reports Mr. and Mrs. Julius Fischer and guests Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fischer of Chicago left today to drive to the old Fischer homestead near Cincinnati. Mr. and Mrs. Will Loomis of Union Furnace were guests over Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Whitlatch. Summit was the visit of Mrs. George E. Whitlatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Fischer
Fred Fischer
Chicago
Fischer
Cincinnati
Will Loomis
Union Furnace
Mrs. Elmesar
Gister Whitlatch
George E
Siftt
Barnecut Funeral Attended by Wide Circle in Columbus
Funeral services for Mrs. N J Barnecut were held at her daughter Mrs C K Welsh Tor in Columbus with many old friends and relatives in attendance. Rev Edwin L Merrell and Mr A Dean led the service. music included It Is Well With My Soul and Lead Kindly Light. Burial followed at Green Lawn beside husband and son. Numerous out of town relatives listed from Columbus Lancaster Glouster and Amesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Bay
Ed Gatewood
Charles Coleman
Charles Oleman
John Coulter
Joe Coulter
James Coulter
Walter Kackley
Glorg
Barnecut
Charris Barnecut
Landen
R. A. Dean
Joseph Slater
Arthur Vorhees
John Grady
C. C. Slater
Mfr
I. D. Jonson
Ed Cooley
Sarah Bridgewater
Logan
George Barnevcut
Anesville
Ejna
Gertrude Inecut
Lancaster
William Doolin
Glouster
Ladies Attend Grand Chapter Sessions in Cleveland
Mrs. C. FE. Washburn Mrs. J. H. KKaltz Mrs. Wesley Hawk and Mrs. H. Bartlett travel to Cleveland for Girend Chapter Order of the Eastern Star sessions. Mrs. Bartlett plans a visit with her sister Mrs. John Hibbard during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. FE. Washburn
J. H. Kkaltz
Wesley Hawk
H. Bartlett
Cleveland
Girend
Order of the Eastern Star
Bartlett
John Hibbard
Eastern Star Meeting Tonight at Masonic Temple
The regular meeting of Eudora Chapter O. FE. S. is set for tonight at 7 o'clock at the Masonic temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eudora Chapter
O. FE. S
Masonic Temple
Coal output slides after Columbus holiday losses
Ten week rise in soil coal output ends with a drop in the week ended October 18 as weekly totals fall from prior days and the 1924 daily average dips below 1921 and 1922 lines. First 247 days of 1924 show 363,156,000 tons produced, with prior years ranging from 310 to 885 million tons.
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Columbus
Doanville Social Notes Include Visits and Local Events
Mr and Mrs Burley Blair visited Sunday with Mrs Richard Little. Ackwards Schoon and George Lewis couples traveled to Sanday. Carl Wallace visited his parents in Littleocking. Emmet Wagner visits his brother in Byesville. Deanville Methodist Church to hold services Friday and Sunday at 7 30 conducted by John Thompson of Homsey Run. Sunday school at 939. Mrs Garrett Warren and Miss Mony Warren shopped in Nelsonville Monday. Albert Heading of Chauncey visited his grandmother Saturday and Sunday.
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Doanville News
Burley Blair
Richard Little
Ackwards Schoonover
George Lewis
Sanday
Carl Wallace
Littleocking
Emmet Wagner
Byesville
Deanville Methodist Church
John Thompson
Homsey
Garrett Warren
Mony Warren
Nelsonville
Albert Heading
Chauncey
Funeral services held for one month old Wilma Lowery
Funeral services were today in Carbondale for Wilma Lowery one month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Guy Lowery Reverend Bailey conducted the service burial in Asbury cemetery The parents have two other young sons remaining with them
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Carbondale
Wilma
Guy Lowery
Bailey
Asbury Cemetery
Mrs Wilmarena Combs Rites Planned in Logan
Mrs Wilmarena Combs 48 died Sunday at home in Logan funeral services set for Wednesday afternoon. Burial will follow at the Mathenyee cemetery. She is survived by her husband and one daughter.
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Wilmarena Combs
Logan
Couple United in Marriage at Christian Church
Miss Leona Meg Hatterer and Harry Morgan Henshaw of Gious ter were wed Monday evening at the Christian church study with Rev J Stonearth officiating. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Herder shot Miss Hendershot and Miss Henshaw. The couple will reside in Glouster.
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Leona Meg Hatterer
Harry Morgan Henshaw
Giouster
Christian Church
of. J. Stonearth
Herdershot
Miss Hendershot
Miss Henshaw
Glouster
Masquerade Party Held by Mrs. Sayre in Madison Street
Mrs Henry Sayre hosted a masquerade party Monday evening at her Madison street home for her son Billy. Guests included Mary Jo Bowers Ruth Backus Luccili Scott Virginia Eberie Gertrude Wend Max Bowers Lilly Rhodes Frank Shay Clifford Scott Wart and Charles Schivillar of Athens.
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Henry Sayre
Madison Street
Billy
Mary Jo Bowers
Ruth Backus
Luccili Scott
Virginia Eberie
Gertrude Wend
Max Bowers
Lilly Rhodes
Frank Shay
Clifford Scott
Wart
Charles Schivillar
Athens
Joe Davis and Sid Mallon Return From Boston Trip
Joe Davis and Sid Mallon have returned from a trip to Boston Massachusetts where they visited sites and met with contacts. The article notes their return and plans following the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Davis
Sid Mallon
Ddoston, Mass
Regular Legion Meeting At Glenford Dugan Post
A regular meeting of Glenford Dugan post American Legion will be held tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regular Legion
Glenford Dugan Post
American Legion
New Concrete Bridge Completes Over Monday Creek
A new concrete bridge crosses Monday Creek below Myers Crossing after completion by contractors. It cannot open to traffic until the south approach fill is completed.
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Monday Creek
Myers Crossing
Woman praises Lydia E Pinkham remedy in letter from Howard Lake
A Howard Lake Minnesota woman reports relief from years of pains after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says the medicine allowed her to work and perform house chores again and recommends it to friends in a testimonial letter. She requests the free Private Text-Book Ailments Peculiar to Women from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn Massachusetts.
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Howard Lake
Minn
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ennie Jahr
Lynn
Massachusetts
Sugar charges denied by Smoot in tariff talk
Senator Reed Smoot of Utah, chair of the Senate finance committee, denied Baltimore charges that Republicans sought to profit from sugar tariff shifts. He acknowledged a conference with Vice Chairman Culbertson of the tariff commission, but said the meeting aimed at equitable conclusions, not personal gain.
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Washington
Reed Smoot
Utah
Senate Finance Committee Today
Baltimore
la Foliette
Smoot
Mey
Man Culbertson
Tariff Commission
Crabbes Questions Donahey Over Alleged Blue Sky Bribery
Attorney General C C Crabbe while en route to McConnellsville sent a telegraph to Governor Donahey alleging that an aide in the Blue Sky department Dean Throckmorton, a Donahey appointee, faces multiple indictments in Franklin County for accepting bribes to aid stock concerns. He challenges the governor's claim that there has been no scandal in any department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville, O
N. S
C. C. Crabbe
McConnellsville
Donahey
Zanesville
Gev. A
Ohio case overruled in Converse trial. Hutchins acquitted
The state of Ohio versus Converse trial motion for a new trial was overruled by Judge Worstell on Monday. Hutchins was found not guilty in a separate paternity case before Magistrate Helwig. In Indiana a fatal collision near Lawrenceburg left William Donnelly and Thrace Fisher, both of Cleves, dead after a motor car was struck by an interurban car driven by a local motorman.
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State of
Ohio
Converse lTrutching
Warshan Mier
Judere Worstell
Hutchins
I. M. Helwig
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Wiliam Donnelly
Cleves
Thrace Fisher
Donnelly
Fisher
Will of Micrace Lawrence Filed for Probate in Athens
The will of Micrace Lawrence who died in Athens in October has been filed for probate in Prelate court by executor Wesley B. Lawrence. The estate is left in equal shares to grandsons Ralph and Irwin Lawrence. The First Methodist Church of Athens and the Methodist Children's Home at Worthington receive bequests totaling $500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Micrace Lawrence
Athens
Wesley BB. Lawr Nes
Ralph
Irwin Lawrence
First Methodist Church
Worthington
Suits and Dress Requisites Sold on Trans-Oceanic Liners
Suits made to measure and frocks and all other dress requisites can be bought on several trans-oceanic liners.
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Chevrolet
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Tere
Langley Keld
Newport News
Bruce R. Martin
Crabbe
E. Jackson St
Mother’s
Mother
Ourthouse
Ale
Lash
Athens City
Athens City Board OF Education
Packer
U. S
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The
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Packers and Provisioners
U. S. Government
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