Local Social Notes From Hockingport Area
Social and family updates from Hockingport and nearby towns include visits by Issa Nora Johnson Oliver Mc Kirh Ethel Stewart and Mrs Ida C to Frost Congregational association on Friday. Funeral services were held for Eta Parker Vanhorn in Lancaster after her death from paralysis.
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Issa Nora Johnson
Oliver Mc Kirh
Ethel Stewart
Ida C
Congregational Association
Frost
Eb.a. Dutton
Grange
Coolville
Martha Dutton
Joppa
Otho Elliott
I. &. Adams
Fanny Selfieid
Charley
Amos
Nettie
Scott Wiley Sunlay
Fred Medley
Hazel
Adisa M. Elliott
Smith Dunfee
Ross
Finmons
Virginia
Eta Parker Vanhorn
Athens County
Lancaster
J. A. Griffin
Maggie Griffin
Mires. Vanhorn
Carrie Dunfee
Waterford
Fred Leggett
Jess Lukens
Charley Scott
Belpre
Lew Humphrey
Edith
A. Wells
Ella Munchmeyer
Local Community Notices From Green Branch
Mrs Samantha Dixon and her son Robert of Guynville visited Mark and Mary Lonas. Veria Bean spent a Glovster week here visiting. Townsend and Arthur Sautders called for firehold at this place one day. Lydia Kincade and daughter Bent Bh ag Ai visited last week at the f and Mre Charles Inman napoli. Several attended the upyer at Mr and re. Hiram Manhhafield of South a- Carl Mi of Callaanville, Clyde Calvert Wednesday and Thursday last week. Mrs Addison Carpenter Ann Mra Starkey of Canaanville and rs D M Bawards and Mra JF of Athens spent Thursday at 6 of Lydia Kincade. H L Calvert and daughter Myrtle were calling at the home of Mr and Mrs Earl Butte last week. Several from here attended the sale at Karl Butts home at South Canaan Friday. Mr and Mrs Chauncey King visiting friends at Lottridge Thursday. James Fulton of Canaanville visiting friends here Friday. Bertha Bean and Mildred Buck of Guyaville were guests of Mrs Lillie Meighen recently. Mrs Charley Bean visiting friends in Athens last week. Mr Branch Tresize of Athens guest of relatives here last. Miss Blanche Kincade and mother spent Saturday and Sunday with relatives near Canaanville.
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Samantha Dixon
Robert
Guynville
Mark Lonas
Re. Hiram Manhhafield
South A
Carl Mi
Callaanville
Clyde Calvert
Addison Carpenter
Ann Mra Pe Starkey
Canaanville
Rs D. M. Bawards
Mra JF
Athens
Lydia Kincade
H. L. Calvert and
Maugtter
Myrtie
Earl Butte
Karl Butts
South Canaan
Chauncey King
Lottridge
James Fulton
Bertha Bean
Mildred Buck
Guyaville
Lillie Meighen
Charley Bean
Branch Tresize
Blanche Kincade
Mother Apent
Taylor Patterson
Violni
Marshfield
Truman Wells
Raymond Adair
Beverly
Wells
Patterson Building
W. H. Herbert
Guysville
R. H. Dawson
Hutchison, Kan
St. Glazier
Columbus
F. M. Selby
Will Selby
Julian Minshall
Marietta
Selby
Nelsonville
Messrs
Wilson
Manley Thompson
Frank Pinley
McConnellville
Fred Shoop
W. C. Wells
Son Ralston
T. ©. Clark
Jie
Joy of Joy
Emma Patterson
Fastern
Henderson Drug Co Advertises Rubber Pad Traas
Local Henderson drugstore promotes the famous Akron Rubber Pad Traas with a promise of a perfect fit and satisfaction. Customers are urged to visit the shop for fitting and price quotes.
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Akron
Henderson
Chider Drug CO
John W Bennett Ey Nominated For County Commissioner
The Democratic County Convention nominates John W Bennett of Yorktown for county commissioner emphasizing his 60 years in Athens county, farming background, building contracting, road and bridge experience, and trusted community service. The appeal urges voters to support the most qualified man for public interest over party loyalty.
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Board of
Democratic Party
John W. Bennett
Yorktown
Bennett
Athens County
York Township
Ady
Independent Candidate for Sheriff of Athens County
Voters should decide county offices free of party constraints. Dana B. Webster, a lifelong Republican, seeks the Independent sheriff’s seat to continue H. M. Webster’s legacy. He is portrayed as a capable, honest choice who will serve without apology. Vote for Webster. sample ballots guide voting.
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Athens County
Sherif
Dana B. Webster
Harry M. Webster
H. M. Webster
Webster
Local Visitors and Calls in Athens Area
Millfield resident L A Sprague from Athens was a business visitor here one day last week. Mrs J C Daft and Mrs H N Cat visited sister Mrs George W Perry in Nelsonville Monday. Guy Brookins called on friends in Athens last week. H N Daft of Huntington W V visited his brother here. Rob James of Athens War called on his mother Sunday evening. Miss Planche Light spent Sunday in Athens calling on friends. Mattie Norris visited friends in Glouster last week. C L Sanders was a business visitor in Athens last Thursday. Eldoris Smith spends week with friends in Bishopville. Lena Latimer of Hollister visits this week with Mrs Ray Saunders. Mae Kendall of Modoc spent Sunday here with Miss Olive Tweaking.
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J. C. Daft
H. N. Catnow
George W. Perry
Nelsonville
Guy Brookins
Athens
H. N. Daft
Huntington
W. Va
Rob James
Iss
Planche Light
Mattie Norris
Glouster
C. L. Sanders
Eldoris Smith
Bishopville
Lena Latimer
Hollister
Ray Saunders
Mae Kendall
Modoc
Misa Olive
Local residents mix travel and enterprise with regional updates
Ed Gifford G O Linscott and Fritz Phillips traveled to Chicago on a business trip to buy cattle. Marshfield social leader Taylor Patterson discussed dual crops in one season here. Gas company work nears village. various visits and moves reshape the community. Regulars note sales, leases, and Masonic, Eastern Star events across the area.
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Ed Gifford
G. O. Linscott
Fritz Phillips
Chicago
Henderson-Crider Drug Co Product List
An ad notes a large assortment including powders pastes liquids and soaps offered by Henderson-Crider Drug Co with a product code 10-2812 referenced. The line emphasizes quantity and variety to attract customers.
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Henderson-Crider Drug CO
Local Social Visits Across Nelsonville and Nearby Towns
A series of visits reported among residents including John Bennett of Nelsonville and A J Bennett family, Mary H Bennett of Alexis Illinois, Orson Lewis and family, Harold Ogg, Bert Baker and families, and others from Wilson Chapel Canannville and Athens. Couples and children visited relatives and friends late last week and over the weekend, with noted trips to Parkersburg and Canannville.
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John Perkins
Sharpaburg
Orson Lewis
Familly
Orlo Ogg
Harold
Wilson Chapel
George Startin
Ralph Wilson
Canaanvill
Oltie’ Kirkendall
Coolvile
Krupp
Wash
Meeh
Péaton
Ant P. Jarvis
Parkersburg
Tehos MY
R Sut
Grove
Priscilation
George
Canaanville
Jesse Cis Rhe
WY Wright End
Humphreys Veterinary Specifics and Its Claims
A vintage advertisement for Humphreys Veterinary Specifics touts cures for cattle, sheep, dogs, hogs, and poultry with direct action on diseased parts. It lists remedies for fever, lameness, sore throat, distemper, worms, and other ailments, claiming prevention of miscarriage and broad applicability. The ad notes ten specific medicines, a price, a mailed book, and the New York company address.
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Humphreys Mompeo
Sunflower Philosophy
A reflective column from Atchison Kansas offering wry maxims on human behavior and social manners. The piece notes themes of honesty, trust, affection, and the perils of public image through pithy aphorisms about candidates friends and couples.
Bride-To-Be Seeks Approval Despite Mother In Law Doubts
A fiancée faces her fiancé’s mother who questions the fit of any woman for her son. The piece notes that many wives struggle to explain the mother’s doubt while a bride tries to prove herself worthy.
Card game hinting at life lessons and safety
A reflective note compares a card game to life, suggesting that after a player passes a limit of five actions he should choose safety. The piece uses the metaphor of gaming to advocate prudent, cautious decisions in risk, urging mindfulness beyond play.
Marriage Marks and the Different Fates of Men and Women
The passage notes no mark reveals a man's marriage history and he passes through married life easily. In contrast, it claims a woman bears marriage like a smallpox mark, implying social stigma and lasting impact on women.
Millfield Notes on Sunday Visitors and Local Clergy
Miss Edythe Watson of Glouster spent Sunday with her parents in Millfield. Miss Blanche Light visited her parents at Guysville. Mrs. Woodworth and daughter Mrs. Erwin Sanders were Athens visitors Thursday. Rev J A Long of Athens to preach at the Christian Church Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Christman of Guysville visited their son M Christman over the weekend. Ernest Daft spent Sunday in Athens. Robert James of Athens visited Millfield for the day with his mother Ruth James. C L Sanders and son Fred were Athens visitors Thursday. Miss Lena Latimer of Hollister visited Mrs Ray Sanders on Sunday.
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Edythe Watson
Glouster
Blanche Light
Guysville
Woodworth
Erwin Sanders
Athens
J. A. Long
Christian Church
Christman
Ernest Daft
Robert James
Ruth James
C. L. Sanders
Fred
Lena Latimer
Hollister
Ray Sanders
Local residents and visitors listed in social notes
Mrs Esther Dunfee and daughter Bertha and Mrs Addine Jones of Youba join Mr and Mrs Thomas Dunfee. Ella Van Horn of Fargo leaves for Ithaca to visit her daughter. A J Dilly and four children move into Henry Brewster's house. Addis of Cincinnati Hill heading to Zanesville to settle. Loring of Center Before visits Mrs Atkinson and Addie Knowles. Lena Brewster and Miss Smith visit Mrs Atkinson. Nettie Taylor and son Llewellyn depart for Morgantown then Fairmont. Marion Chambers guests of Medley. Leslie Romine visits from near Athena. W Y Rowles visits Milroy Green. Herbert Hayes of Frost, with Haddie Dye returning to Rome township.
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Esther Dunfee
Bertha
Addine Jones
Youba
Joshua Jones
Harmony Hill
Thomas Dunfee
Ella van Horn
Fargo
N. D
Ithaca
N. Y
A. J. Dilly
West Union
W. Va
Henry Brewster
Will Daugherty
Addis
Cincinnati Hill
Zanesville
Mr. Loring
Center
Atkinson
Addie Knowles
Lena Brewster
Miss Smith
Little Hocking
Leslie Romine
Athena
W. Y. Rowles
Auto dealers foresee price slump and market crisis this year
In New York on October 28, automobile dealers report expectations of a price drop and industry crisis. A large company has been formed to sell autos across the United States on small weekly payments, signaling a shift to low down payments and weekly installments.
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New York
Europe
United States
Maxim Warns Airships Offer Limited War Threat
Hudson Maxim contends airships in war pose no terrifying prospects. He argues dynamite drops from such vessels cause only superficial destruction unless they penetrate and explode inside battleships and earth works to do real damage.
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Hudson Maxim
Tommy Jones Returns as Quarterback for O. U. Next Game
The State Journal highlights Tommy Jones, once a familiar local gridiron figure, now at Ohio University. He will start at quarterback for the O. U. team next Saturday, replacing captain Kington who is sidelined with a leg injury. Jones is expected to lead the game with his heady play and demonstrated quarterback adeptness.
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Morning State Journal
Tommy Jones
Tommy
Kington
Jones
Local rural visits dot Harmony Hill notes
Residents and relatives from Harmony Hill and nearby towns are shown visiting, hosting, or traveling to Little Hocking, Coolville, Pine Grove, Broadwell, Southland, and Ireland in a series of social calls. Names include G P Russell, Arthur and Cecil Cornes, G W Flinn, Cora, Carrie Shanks, M N Linscott, Richard Hueston, Addie Cornes, Ben White, Bertha Yates, Louise Coggeshall, Milton Cornes, Ottis Phamler, SH Noland, Lingcott, Martha Cratford, B S Cunningham, G K D, Nellie Bowers, W Pin and Nora Ireland, Quinnell, and Hockinport relatives.
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G. P Russell
Coolville
Ben White
Little Hocking
S. IL
Noland
Bertha Yates
Fillmore
Epent
Louise Coggeshall
Milton Cornes
Ottis Phamlr
Pine Grove
FL S. Ewith
Angeline McNamee
Norwa
Ireland
Dutton
Ra. Quinnell
Rosso, Mich
Hockinepori
Ballot Boxes Made From Sugar Barrels For Election Day
Fremont Ohio October 28 The board of elections bought 40 sugar barrels fitted with hinges and a slot for ballots. They were distributed to precincts to handle the large presidential ballots.
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Fremont
Board of Elections
Bulgaria Accepts Compensation Principle for Turkey
Sofia reports that Bulgaria agrees to pay compensation to Turkey after long cabinet debate. Emperor Ferdinand urged peace with compensation while some ministers resisted. A pool of 60 000 reservists was discharged reducing the army to 40 090 as Bulgaria plans to send a plenipotentiary to Constantinople to negotiate a treaty.
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Sofia
Constantinople
Turkey
Bulsara
Lyomel Promises Cure for Catarrh and Related Ailments
An advertisement claims lyomel, an Australian dry air remedy, kills catarrh germs and cures bronchitis asthma cold fever and croup. The product is sold by Crider druggists for 1.90 with a guarantee of results, and promises to wash away nasal buildup and restore vitality.
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Crider
British Deny Interruption of Talks With Austria Hungary Turkey
The British government in London and via ambassadors abroad denies that the rupture in talks between Austria Hungary and Turkey was caused by Britain. It states that any direct arrangement satisfactory to Turkey would, in the British view, pave the way to a general settlement.
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England
Tondon
London
Austria
Hungary
Turkey
Great Britain
Bryan backs free raw material stance with treasurer pick
Mr Bryan expresses support for free raw materials and cites naming Governor Haskel of kKinhowa as campaign treasurer as part of his approach.
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Bryan
Haskel of
kKinhowa
Jewelry Repairing and Waist Pins by V. C. Loos
V C Loos offers first class watch clock and jewelry repair with waist pins at 25 cents a pair and guaranteed. The ad highlights repair services and affordable accessories.
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V. C. Loos
Local Notes from Marshfield and Nearby
A collection of brief moves and visits across Marshfield and nearby locales. Residents include Miss Georgia Carmichael visiting Carbon Dale, Mr R L Carmichael in Columbus on holiday shopping, Mrs Walter Hunter visiting Athens, and Miss Edna McVay calling Allany home. Davis building progress noted. social calls among the McVay, Boden, Duffe, and Withers families. a Frank Swan age‑day event planned next Saturday evening invites attendance.
Hydrogen peroxide keeps antiseptic on hand
An item description promotes hydrogen peroxide as odorless and harmless antiseptic disinfectant. It notes a one quarter pound bottle priced at two shillings and sixpence from Henderson-Crider Drug, listing their number 12818.
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Henderson-Crider
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