Dr Williams Pink Pills credited for recovery at Batavia
Mrs. Bert Bateman of Batavia New York recounts three years of illness six weeks in bed and recovery after using Dr Williams Pink Pills. She notes relief from headaches indigestion and stomach trouble and says she can now eat heartily. Free booklet Building Up the Blood offered by the Dr Williams Medicine Co. Schenectady and orders via druggist or mail at 50 cents a box six for 2.50
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eneral
Bert Bateman
Liberty Street
Batavia
N. Y
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
Dr. Williams
Birthday Celebrations Tie Crescent Ridge Families
Mrs. Wilson Wemer and Mrs. A. O. Wolfe hosted Mrs. Brown for her seventy third birthday with family—Hazel Clara Floyd Frank Harold—at the Brown home. Close relatives gathered Sunday for Mrs. Wemer seventy sixth birthday with a noon dinner for about thirty five guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Wemner
A. O. Wolfe
R. H. Wemner
Hazel
Clara
Floyd
Frank
Harold
B. F. Brown
Brown
Clarence Brown
Millfield
Clara Wemer
Opera Wemer
Jenn Blake
Art Lee
Jacksonville
Wilson Wemer
Wemer
William Wemer
Patton
F. M. White
G. W
Local names listed in a community notice
A fragmentary roster names White Hannah Canada Welling Cole Wemner Ward Patton Wemner and related relatives and friends including Miss Edna Hazel Clara Mae Eva Helen Doris Freda and Verne White Frank Harold Theodore Woodrow John Blake and others. The list appears in a community notice or social notice.
Harmony Hill Community News Highlights and Local Events
Miss Carrie Thorp of Marietta visits her parents in Harmony Hill. The Junior Order and Daughters of America hosted Labor Day picnic for local soldiers with two ball games, Bennett Ridge and Little Hocking winners. Delbert Seeley hurt in Akron streetcar incident. family updated on his condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Thorp
Marietta
G. Kk. Thorp
A. L. Cornes
Cecil
T. J. Foster
Milo Foster
Kibble
Little Hocking
Reedaville
G., Thorp
Order Lodge
Coolville
Order of American Mechanics and Daughters of America
Harmony Hill
Daughters of America
Bennett Ridge
Millard Foster
Emma Smith
Delaware
M. L. Cornes
M. J. Hamlin
Miller
Athens
N. S. Dutton
Robert Smith
John Seeley
Akron
M E Sunday School Picnic At Canaanville Grove Reported Enjoyable
The M. E. Sunday school held a picnic in Canaanville Grove last Thursday with a large crowd and a fine dinner. Numerous local residents were noted visiting relatives and attending events around Guysville, Athens, and Columbus.
War scarred sweetheart tragedy in Chicago
In Chicago on September 3 Jeremiah Sedevy shot his sweetheart Mary Barnett after she told him she could not marry him due to lost love from war injuries. Both were found dead in an embrace, a revolver shot ending their lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
Jeremiah Sedevy
Mary Barnett
Jerry
Mary
Akron Man Credits Hypo-Cod For Gastritis Relief
A Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company inspector from Akron describes severe gastritis and stomach inflammation. After taking half a bottle of Earle's Hypo-Cod his soreness eased and digestion normalized. He praises the remedy and recommends purchasing from McKee Drug Company for $1.20 plus tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Earle
Mr. C. Gillespie
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
Sprague Street
McKee Drug Company
Tiz Heals Tired Sore Feet Advertisement Pulse
A drugstore ad promotes a 25 cent box of Tiz to relieve tired sore swollen feet. It claims instant pain relief from burning and chafing, reduces swelling and soreness, and eliminates shoe tightness for feet that ache and smart. The copy urges readers to buy now for quick comfort.
Social Roundup from The Plains area
Miss Ethel Barker returns from Columbus after the State Fair and visits with her two sisters. Ambrose Terrell of Akron visits relatives here through Wednesday. Mrs. Arthur Burchfield hosts dinner with guests including Mrs. Phillips of Poston and Mrs. McCathran. Elaine Shrieves sustains a broken arm but recovers well. Rhoda Waymer visits sister Pearl Burchfield. Labor Day guests at Gabriel home include Will Barber family of Nelsonville and Chas Conner family of Athens. Arthur Burchfield and Mrs. McCathran also visit Poston. Elizabeth Krivesti attends the State fair in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Barker
Columbus
Ambrose ‘Terrell
Akron
Arthur Burchfield
Rexavilla Phillips
Poston
Lydia Beachout
Fannie McCathran
Flora McHarg
Harry Moore
Elaine
Shrieves
Rhoda Waymer
Pearl Burchfield
George Gabriel Jr
Labor Day
Will Barber
Nelsonville
Chas. Conner
Athens
Clinton Augustine
Elizabeth Krivesti
Trustees Hustle Ohio University Affairs and Repairs
Ohio university trustees met in the president's office to approve the lighting and heating contracts and issue ten thousand dollar certificates due 1905 to a Cincinnati firm. The Athens Journal property, sold by A A Juniper, goes to D H Moore for improvements as the Journal moves to Dr J B Hunt's property. A social reception at Mrs George M Hickle's home honored Pearl Graham and Myria Brown of Cincinnati marking Mrs Hickle's second marriage anniversary. About sixty invitations were sent with several regrets due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Cincinnati
Super
The
Athens Journal
A. A. Juniper
Logan
D. H. Moore
Journal
J. 8. Hunt
Juniper
George M. Hickle
Mulberse Street
Hickle
W. D. Brown
Pearl Graham
Myria Brown
Lucy Brown
Ukrainian forces seize Kiel in street fighting
Basle reports Ukrainian troops have occupied Kiel after violent clashes with Bolshevik defenders. The fighting occurred as reports arrived from the region, detailing a rapid change of control and ongoing hostilities between the sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KIEF
Basle
Kiel
Strouds Run Social Roundup Notes Community Visits
Mrs. Lemuel Bennett spent Thursday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Herb Linscott and family. Mrs. Charles McKinley visited her parents in Athens. Miss Goldie Tippie spent Sunday with Miss Mildred Dowler. Rosa Carpenter and four children spent Sunday with Amariah Burchfield. Mr. and Mrs. Charles McKinley visited H. P. Dowler’s family. Ashford Hatch spent a week with relatives. Mrs. Lemuel Bennett visited Minnie Bennett. H. P. Dowler hosted guests including Herb Howard and Gladys Howard from near Millfield. Thomas Perry and Mrs. Nate Smith visited Arta Gillett. Mrs. Clarence Mansfield of Willow Creek visited H. P. Dowler’s home. Will Fleming and three children stayed with H. P. Dowler family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemuel Bennett
Herb Linscott
Charles McKinley
Charles Hooper
Athens
Goldie Tippie
Mildred Dowler
Rosa Carpenter
Amariah Burchfield
H. P. Dowler
Ashford Hatch
Services At College Due To Repairs At First Presbyterian
The First Presbyterian congregation will hold Sunday morning services at Ewing Hall because extensive repairs are underway at the church. A new cement walk is being laid around the church and interior work is extensive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Ewing Hall
Lottridge Social Notes and Local Visits
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Morris of Athens were guests of Oliver Davis over Sunday. Oliver Davis was a business visitor at Parkersburg Tuesday. L. H. Allen and family host Paul McKinney of Clarksburg as their guest. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Runnion and William Blackwood and wife attended the State Fair. Grace Bail visited Columbus briefly. Mrs. C. Db. Swar and son Clarence motored to Parkersburg on Labor Day. Miss Carrie Day visited her uncle S. A. Day at Parkersburg. Arthur Bail and wife welcomed a daughter born recently. Rev. Cole preached at the Lottridge U. B. Church Sunday evening, the last appointment for this conference year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Canaanville Grove
J. E. Lawrence
George Minnemeyer
Athens
Emma Calvert
Helen Cray
Depositors Savings and Trust Bank of
Akron
Co. C. Calvert
Lou
Kiehl
Columbus
John Swart
I. C. Chapman
Ella Pierce
Guy
Stewart
Portsmouth
Isaac Brewer
Hmary Bean
Phyliss Pierce
Carl Stewart
Olive Cunningham
New England
Anna Watkins
Cincinnati
Otto Goodwin
Clarksburg
Bruce Chapman
Coil
Wellston
McLaughlin
Lucy Hill Poston
Fred Coleman
Leslie Morris
Oliver Davis
Parkersburg
L. H. Allen
Paul McKinney
W. Va
Harry Runnion
William Blackwood
H. K. ix
Grace Bail
C. Db
Clarence
Parkers
Carrie Day
Arthur Bail
Cole
Lottridge U. B
Strikerd Still Stick To Gang In Ohio Capital
Columbus continues strike activity despite a council meeting with Mayor Karb. City officials hope street cars will run by Friday to handle President Wilson's reception crowd, but Carmen's Union rejects returning without demands met. Striking workers insist promises will not bring them back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Karb
Carmen's Union
Chamber of Commerce
Wilson
Carmen
Poston Falls to Fast Buchtel Team in Labor Day Tilt
After a 8-4 Sunday loss to the Deanville speedsters Sugar Creek rested briefly before traveling to Buchtel on Labor Day to face one of the valley’s fastest outfits. Buchtel edged Poston 3-2 as Wagner and teammates starred. Hutchinson and the Bradleys led Sugar Creek with strong defense and hitting. Haughey pitched six solid innings for Poston after new uniforms arrived for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poston
Deanville
Sugar Creek
Buchtel
Wagner
Hutchinson
Bradleys
Handley
Pierce
Urban
Bresnen
Haughey
Wedding Permits Listed For Several Couples In Ohio Region
The notice records multiple marriage license applications including Oscar Tinkham and Verna Pierce in Chauncey Nelsonville area. W A Spaulding and Nan J Strahl in Guysville. Walter Parker Porter and Fanna Barbara Snyder in Athens. Everette Dishang and Gladys Heavener in Poston. Robert F Perry and Zelda M Shumway in Athens. Arnold V Hintz and Lettie Coe in Wanburn Minnesota. Fred Nelson and Dissa Six in Chauncey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Tinkham
Chauncey
Verna Pierce
Nelsonville
W. A. Spaulding
Farmer
Guysville
Nan J. Strahl
Athens
Walter Parker Porter
Fanna Barbara Snyder
Everette Dishang
Miner
Gladys Heavener
Poston
Robert F. Perry
Zelda M. Shumway
Athens R. D
Arnold V. Hintz
Wanburn
Minn
Lettie M. Coe
R. D
Fred Nelson
Engineer
Dissa
Grand Jury Members Named by County Justice
The grand jury that completed its labors lists Sidney Baker Troy J M Knowlton Alexander William Anthony Athens F I Caldwell Carthage Frank Bardin Bern C E Dupler Trimble Charles F Anderson Ames C O Grimes Bern S M Bingham Troy H B Lawrence C M Pierce L A Sprague Pearl Carr and John Moler Athens. G O Linscott Ames foreman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Baker
Troy
J. M. Knowlton
Alexander
William Anthony
Athens
F. I. Caldwell
Carthage
Frank Bardin
Bern
C. E. Dupler
Trimble
Charles F. Anderson
Ames
C. 0. Grimes
M. Bingham
G. O. Linscott
Wealthy Banker Fights For Life After Burglary Shooting
G M Brown a wealthy banker and president of Mutual Loan and Trust was shot by a burglar and remains alive but critical. Physicians said he had a fighting chance as a posses and bloodhounds search for the assailant. A $1500 reward is offered with $1000 from a nephew and $500 from the bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comeaut. O
G. M. Brown
Mutual Loan and Trust Company
Brown
Mothers pensions sanctioned in Probate court ruling
Pensions for mothers were allowed in Probate court on Thursday, confirming eligibility for support and welfare funds within the estate procedures.
Arrested Here for Clothes Theft
E. H. Hern alias F. C. Courtney was arraigned in police court before Mayor Woodworth on a charge of stealing a suit of clothes valued at forty dollars from Charles Brooks at the Lastro building weeks ago. He pleaded not guilty and was bound over to the grand jury. Officers said the prisoner was a wanderer with no fixed habitat or name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Hern
F. C. Courtney
Woodworth
Charles Brooks
Lastro
Hern
Courtney
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Henry W. Cotner
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Densel
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