Bricker Leaders Promise No New Taxes And Clean Government
Governor Bricker at the Ohio GOP convention touts a no new taxes pledge and claims a clean government record, contrasting his term with Martin L. Davey’s. He pledges possible tax cuts if business improves and credits reducing rackets and misconduct. An Englishwoman, Louise M. Crawford, noted for Kathleen Mavourneen, is mentioned.
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John W. Bricker
Martin L. Davey
Ohio
Bricker
Davey
Doan's Pills Promised Relief for Backache
Many suffer backache and fatigue from tired kidneys. The ad claims kidneys remove acids and waste, causing pains, swelling, and dizziness. It urges asking for Doan's Pills, says millions used them for over 40 years to flush out waste from the blood.
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Dean
Doan
Vendol Relief Claim Prompts Mansfield Man's Soda Fate
Mansfield Ohio resident Mr Rowley C Long credits Vendol with easing constipation and acid reflux after weeks of use. He says the remedy neutralized excess stomach acids and improved sleep, with local druggists Athens Pharmacy and Hickman’s Drug Store endorsing Vendol.
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Mansfield
Ohio
Vendor
Athens Pharmacy
N. Court Street
Nelsonville
Hickman’s Drug Store
Legion Post elects Skivers to lead for coming year
Nelsonville Frank Skivers was elected head of Glenford Dugan Post No 229 American Legion for the new year. He previously served as vice commander and his promotion follows a year of active work. Also chosen were Frank Keys as vice commander Robert Kinney as adjutant treasurer and Thomas O Lax on the three year trustee board. The post reported it balanced its books and paid off an 18 year debt by burning the mortgage at a March 7 dinner. The 1939 40 year saw a busy schedule including Armis tice Memorial Day events and Buckeye Boys State representation. Plans for an active year include a membership drive after next Wednesday’s installation.
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Nelsonville
Frank Skivers
Glenford Dugan
American Legion
Skivers
Legion
Frank Keys
Robert Kinney
Thomas O. Lax
Glenn Allen
Post
Buckeye Boys State
State Legion Convention
Taylor Ridge Social And Personal Notes
Local social notes list visits and relocations among residents. Mrs. Anna Kempton and sons Chester and Paul and Miss Virginia Mullens visited Mr. and Mrs. John Davis. Pete Byceski enlisted in the army and is stationed at Ft. Bragg. Various moves include Fred Kempton to Jacksonville and C. M. Anglin moving to Columbus.
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Taylor Ridge
John Davis
Anna Kempton
Chester and
Paul
Virginia Mullens
Circleville
Pete Byceski
39Th Infantry
Ft. Bragg
North Carolina
Guy McVay
Harrietsville
Church of Christ
Fred Kempton
Jacksonville
Straybush
Albert Moody
James Taylor
Kempton Farm
C. M. Anglin
Clyde Canter
Chauncey
Columbus
Anglin
Canter
Lillie Murphy
Hazel Murphy
Glouster
Mary Jane Swartz
William Davis
William Oakley
Ruth
Nelsonville
James Harrison
Dave Swartz
Johnson Coined Phrase and Herbert Paraphrase
The entry notes Samuel Johnson is credited by Boswell with coining the line Hell is paved with good intentions while George Herbert is cited as the source for Hell is full of good meanings and good wishes. It frames both attributions as variations of a moral warning.
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Johnson
Boswell
Samuel Johnson
Hell
George Herbert
Madam See Medium and Adviser Seeks Clients Nearby
Advertisement offers life advice from Madam See Medium and Adviser in a trailer on Rt. 33 four miles west of Nelsonville between The Diamond and Haydenville. It promises guidance on business love marriage and divorce and answers all questions.
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Rt. 33
Nelsonville
the Diamond
Haydenville
East PTA Plans Fall Meeting At East School
Nelsonville East PTA will hold its first fall meeting Friday at 3 PM in East School. First grade and kindergarten mothers urged to attend and join. Plans to move the annual bazaar from December to October will be discussed.
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Nelsonville
East P.T.A
Nelsonville Social Notes Highlights Fellowship Plans
Seventeen Fidelis Class members plus three guests answered roll call as Mrs. Roy Sayers and Mrs. Eugene Pritchard hosted. A rummage sale was set for Sept 27 and 28 with location to be announced. Also noted were bridge scores, guests at the Sayers home, choir dinner plans, and a Youth Hostels discussion at the Presbyterian Church. VISIT PASTOR Mrs. Kathryn Maxson of Van Wert visited Nelsonville, mother of Rev. D E Maxson. Russell Maxson of Fort Wayne and Mrs. Harry Hise of Fort Wayne are relatives in town.
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Nelsonville
Fidelis
Presbyterian Sunday School
Roy Sayers
Eugene Pritchard
Sayers
Haskinson
Margaret Turner
Goldin Stratton
Presbyterian Church
Imogene Sayers
Kathryn Maxson
van Wert
D. E. Maxson
Russell Maxson
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Harry Hise
MT. Union
Higgenbothem
Roy Jordan
Springfield
Zella Jordan
Howard Stewart
Chloe Peck
Golden Circle
M. A. Epple
Janice
Franklin
Mary Baer
Forest Run
Sidney Jordan
Floyd
Clarence
Gilbert Michael
Bunker Hill
John Nicholson
Pittsburgh
East Canton
Columbus
Carl Caster
Glenn Turner
William Wells
Bull Run
Harley Carr
James Clark
Harrisonville
Charles King
Bradbury
Carbon Hill Edges Buchtel In Twilight League Opener
Carbon Hill defeated Buchtel 3 to 2 in the City Twilight League opener at the City Playgrounds. Herrold started for Carbon Hill and was relieved by W Devol after bases loaded trouble. Devol and North drove in runs in the sixth. Finn and Woodson produced Buchtel’s two. Next contest is a Sunday double header.
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Nelsonville
Carbon Hill
Buchtel
City Playgrounds
Herrold
W. Devol
P. Devol
Stillwell
Champ
Smith
McDaniels Clover Farm
Me Phillips
Oacencan
McDaniel
Woodson
Chester Ey Erops
T. Nenencen
Lowry
Jacksonville
Charles Bobo Jones
MecDan
Gaston
Jel
Phillips
Albany Social And Personal News Roundup
Local notices report visitors from Wellston Columbus and Athens. Baptist Ladies Aid planned a September bake sale at Coe Store with Edith Chase leading a program. Council 2 A held a meeting at the Elliott home with refreshments afterwards. Twin boys born to Roy and Cline on September 14 in Albany named Jack Ray and Gene Ray. Several residents and travelers are mentioned including Emma Hawk, Margaret Brooks ill, and various Trainers visiting relatives in St. Louis Decatur and Blue Mound.
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Albany
D. T. Wills
E. H. Wills
Marian
Wendall Willis
D. E. Parry
Wellston
E. V. Springer
FE. M. Daugherty
Vera Daugherty
Columbus
J. E. Humphrey
Baptist Ladies Aid Society
A. E. Graham
Coe
Edith Chase
Graham
Stricklan
Fred Elliott
Roy Cline
Jack Ray
Gene Ray
Emma Hawk
Athens
Margaret Brooks
Frank Trainer
Selah Milligan
Arthur and Harley
St. Louis
Russell
Decatur
Ill
Alva
Sam Bullington
Blue Mound
Reverend Higgen bothem to lead services Sunday in Mt Union
Personal notices from Mt Union list Rev Higgen bothem filling regular appointments Sunday morning and evening. Families visiters include Roy and Chloe Peck and others with multiple local households sharing Sunday greetings and social calls.
Chester Youth Dies In Wheeling Hospital
Kenneth Griffith nineteen year old son of Mr and Mrs Ed Griffith of Chester died in a Wheeling hospital where he had been confined after diving into shallow water near Wheeling. He leaves his parents two brothers Charles and Gary funeral services will be held in Chester late this week.
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Pomeroy
Kenneth Griffith
Ed Griffith
Chester
Wheeling
Young Griffith
Charles
Gary
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Athens Messenger
Ohto
Gop
Louise M. Crawford
Kathleen Mavourneen
Patties Loe
Nelsonville, Ohio
Chas, Huddy
Prop
MR. Rowley C. Long
Cleveland Liquidating Co
East Pta
Nelsonville Social Notes
Bridge Club
Frank Perkins
Dwight, Kistler
W. Va
Henry Perkins
Dwight Perkins
Youngstown
Deloris Perkins
Presbyterian
Zaleski
Ernest Pierce
Harriet
Grand
Alfred Myers
Russell Wilson
Indianapolis
Albert Rider
Rider
Erma Pierce Melching
Barnett
Steubenville
Goldie Camp
Wilbur
Oreton
Maurice Markins
Mary la Valley
Lily McKibben
Madison Township
Wilson Chesser
Glover
Harrison Rider
Brown Township
Hugh Egelberry
Jeanne Sweeney
eRiDay
Tor Wat
Buchtel Livepener
Kimble
Mayfield
The
Eagles
Social and Personal
Mr. Union
Hollands Shoe Store
Erb Grocery
East End
Poplar ST
Ben
Our Value
Norris
I. In
Lighthouse
Sian
Coats
Luckoff
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