Local Social News Highlights From Athens Area
Mrs. E. C. Bibbee 87 and others attend social events as Harold and Bernard Brewster visit Athens. Irma Webster visits from Coolville. Frank Van Meter hosts guests from Mason City and Jerseyville. Lillie Class meets Tuesday. election of officers planned. Long list of visitors from Columbus to Detroit and Coolville. Child's Conservation League meets at 2:30 with quotations from Longfellow. Ohio University hospital project advances as Dr. Smallwood assumes supervision.
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Child’s Conservation League
J. A. Brown
East Mulberry Street
Longfellow
Russian Pope Leads Aid for End of Reds at South Canaan
On Liberty Day September 4 a Rus sian monastery near South Canaan Pa held prayers calling for the downfall of the Bolsheviks. Arch bishop Patron, now in the United States, is described as the Russian pope and head of the church with other high bishops said slain by the Reds. Archimande is named as head bishop in the U S.
Visitors and local gatherings throughout the Athens area
France as a nurse visiting Dean and Miss Voigt. Miss Brooks, an old college friend of Dean Voigt, may speak to University women if possible. Several guests visit relatives in Nelsonville, Charleston, Shawnee and The Plains. Troop 1 Girl Scouts invites applicants ages 10 to 16. Families travel between Columbus, The Plains, and Athens with multiple visits and shared meals.
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France
Dean
Miss Voigt
Miss Brooks
Dean Voigt
Troop 1
Girl Scouts
Park Place
Miss Swaim
Funeral attendees from out of town for MRaymond Featherstone
At the funeral for little MRaymond Featherstone of Clyde R and Mrs. Featherstone of 75 East State Street, many visitors from Stewart Albany Washington D C Little Hocking and Torch attended. Lieutenant Arthur L Moler arrived from New York to spend furlough with his parents after landing September 15 from overseas. He had served as agent for the U S food administration grain corporation in Roumania since April, the corporation importing over 100000 tons of food into the United States.
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Little Mraymond Featherstone
Clyde R. Featherstone
East State Street
J. W. Featherstone
Ival Featherstone
Thomas Featherstone
Stewart
Mary Stout
Emma Stout Coolville
George Jones
Torch
Curt Griffin
Alfred
Homer Stout
Albany
Dora van Cleave
Washington, D. C
Mildred Curtis
Little Hocking
Arthur L. Moler
New York
W. I. Moler
Moler
United States Food Administration Grain Corporation
Roumania
Clester and Butts Wedding Solemnized at Central Avenue Church
On September 20 Joseph P. Clester and Alice Butts were married at Central Avenue M. E. Church with Reverend R. G. Bowden officiating. The brief ceremony united the couple in a Methodist setting.
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Clester-Butts
Joseph P. Clester
Alice Butts
Central Avenue M
R. G. Bowden
Family Reunion Honors John M. Martin in Mechanisburg
A large family gathering on Hooper street Mechanicsburg Sunday September 21 1919 honored John M Martin of Pond Creek Oklahoma, brother of C W Martin. Attendees included numerous Martins and spouses plus extended families from Mechanicsburg Carbondale and Sugar Creek.
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C. W. Martin
Hooper Street
Mechanisecburg
John M. Martin
Pond Creek
Oklahoma
John Martin
Bernice
Lucile
Ray Martin
David
William
Martha Ellen
Phillip
George Martin
Claire
Mildred
Frank Hull
Iva
Golda
Johnny
Willis
Wilma
Sarah Ellen
Mechanicsburg
W. T. Martin
Howard Lester
Francis
Lloyd
Carbondale
Clarence Stanley
Maynard
Paul
Naoma
Eugene
Virgil
Sugar Creek
Cline Castle
Kin Gather for Large Family Reunion Near Basset
The text lists attendees from multiple families including Otho Earl and Cecil near Basset, T. J. Robinette and Edna, Mineral, and Eli Roush with wife from Athens. A total of 47 guests attended, with 25 grandchildren of Mr. C. W. Martin noted as present.
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Otho
Earl and
Cecil
Near Basset
T. J. Robinette
Edna
Near. Mineral
Eli Roush
Athens
C. W. Martin
Sunnyside P T A to Meet for September Session
The Sunnyside Parent Teacher Association holds its September meeting on Wednesday September 24 at 3 00 pm in Room 7 of the Sunny Side building. Dues of ten cents will be collected to affiliate with state and national bodies. Supt Morgan will address mothers on school matters. delegates for the state convention in Cincinnati October 30 to November 1 will be discussed. New officers are Mrs B B Young president Mrs C D Roush vice president Miss Jean Thompson secretary and Mrs J D Cooper treasurer.
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Sunnyside
Parent-Teacher Association
Sunny Side
State and
National Association
Cincinnati
Supt
Morgan
Athens
B. B. Young
C. D. Roush
Jean Thompson
J. D. Cooper
Fortunate turn of events for Columbus Lady
Mrs. E Lahman of 546 Peck St Columbus reports relief from indigestion constipation and sleeplessness after taking Dreco a herbal remedy touted as safe old fashioned formula. She credits one bottle with lifting her health and recommends the product as sold by The Cline Pharmacy Co Athene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Cline Pharmacy Co
Planes to Carry Mail and Passengers in Australia
Melbourne Sept 22 The Aerial Transport Company Ltd has been registered to establish an air passenger cargo and mail service linking principal cities of the Australian Commonwealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Aerial Transport Company, Ltd
Australian Commonwealth
Treasury Department
County to Barthlow on detour obligations amid damage claims
Three detour damage claims filed with the county commissioners allege auto damage on the Athens Nelsonville detour. The commission says the contractor Barthlow must maintain temporary roads and signals per state contract and that claims will be rejected. Road work continues daily to improve the detour.
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Athens
Nelsonville
Barthlow
State Highway Department
Dixie Ga. man praises Chamberlain’s remedy for dysentery
R E Bower of Dixie Brooks County Georgia says Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy is one of the best family medicines and the best for dysentery flux and similar diseases. He adds castor oil should be given when used for dysentery.
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R. E. Bower
Dixie, Brooks Co
Chamberlain
Over 600 Attend First M. E. Sunday School
Attendance at the First M. E. Sunday School was recorded as 599 with 27 officers and teachers, 4 visitors, and 568 scholars. The breakdown shows 218 men 165 women 199 in the intermediate and 97 in the primary departments. Largest classes were Prof Copeland 205 Martzolf 125 12 55 total 80 Mrs Noss 67 Mr Porter 18 Mr Weavers 15. Total collection 22.80 with Class 6 contributing 12.
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M. E
Martzolf
Mrs. Noss
Mr. Porter
Mr. Weaver
Cleveland business men to visit Canada
Ohio business leaders from the Manufacturers Wholesale Merchants board of chamber of commerce will tour cities north of the border for three days. They aim to study Canadian business and promote Cleveland products to Canadian manufacturers and merchants.
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Cleveland
Canada
Cleveland, O
Ohio
Lower Canada
In Praise of Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy
Mrs Carrie Fusner of Zanesville Ohio praises Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy. She says she and her husband have used it for cholera morbus and other bowel troubles for fifteen years and it never fails to give relief.
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Chamberlain
Carrie Fusner
Zanesville
Ohio
Dependents of Two Prisoners Need Attention
Four men arrested for a box car robbery near Millfield August 31 were bound over to court but could not post $1,000 bonds each and returned to county jail likely until December. One prisoner, Jon Thompson, is father to nine and faces a distressed home with seven minor children. Stolen goods valued at $301.77 were recovered by deputies. some items were found at Thompson's home and others buried in a potato patch. The box car break and loot were linked to Green Joyce Co. of Columbus. next grand jury will decide.
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Millfield
Woodworth
Jon Thompson
Thompson
McKinley
Joe Thompson
Modoc
Green Joyce Co
Columbus
Delayed Army Food Shipments Prompt Post Office Note
Postmaster Lash reports delays in delivering army surplus food orders due to heavy demand. Letters state 160 million pounds are on hand from Chicago Warehouse and shipments have begun, with progress by War Department and order queue. Readers told to stay patient and contact local postmasters. A gauze face mask for workers in crushing plants was invented to reduce inhalation of stone particles.
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Lash
War Department
Chicago
Post Office
Drying Seed Corn Keeps Good Stand
An Ohio Experiment Station study finds seed corn that dries well in fall with some artificial heat yields the best spring germination. Proper ventilation is needed, either by hanging ears in a shed or attic or by suspending them in a sling to avoid contact. Thorough drying before freezing weather generally leads to satisfactory spring germination.
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Ohio Experiment Station
Ohio Foresters Meet for Tri State Conference
Ohio forestry officials plan a Tri State conference with Indiana and Illinois in Indianapolis on October 22 and 28 to shape forest policies. The Ohio Experiment Station says the aim is unified action on future forestry legislation and wood-using industries, with 1600 Ohio wood-using firms in focus.
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Ohio
Indiana
Ilinois
Indianapolis
Ohio Experiment Station
Savings urged by Buckeye State Bus Loan Co
The article promotes savings accounts as a family essential, urging readers to start with any amount. It notes rainy days and reserve funds as comfort, and highlights Buckeye State Bus Loan Co at 22 West St Columbus Rankin Ridge. It encourages economy and warns against extravagance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeye State Bus Loan Co
Rankin Ridge
West St. Columbus
Balloon race to start in St Louis aims at new long distance marks
The national balloon race opening October 1 in St Louis is expected to set new and international long distance records. Current holder Allan Hawley of New is cited as having traveled 1,350 miles since starting from St Louis Northern Canada.
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ST. Louis
Allan Hawley
New
Ince
Canada
Plant Built at Ian Rapids for Leather Belt Restoration
A plant at Ian Rapids Michigan was established to restore the usefulness of leather belts that have become worn. The facility aims to refurbish belts to extend their life and reduce waste.
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Ian Rapids, Mich
Itchin Scratching Skin Diseases and Blood Cleansing
Eczema and skin troubles arise from impure blood and can be cured by cleansing the blood. S. S. S. has been promoted as effective for eczema and eruptions for decades. Write for full treatment advice to Swift Specific Co. Dept. 2 Atlanta Ga.
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Aint Swift Specific Co. Dept
Atllanta
Also Mentioned on This Page
E. C. Bibbee
Harold and
Bernard Brewster
Irma Webster
Coolville
Frank van Meter
May Avenue
Henry Swartz
Earl Bean
Carthage
G. L. Fenzel
Detroit
Michigan
Hazel Pennybaker
Lillie
First Christian Church
E. W. Ballinger
Orville Wilcox
A. B. Dye
Fred Kiltan
George W. Burson
Mason City
W. Va
R. H. Burson
Glenn
Jerseyville
Henrietta Keeton
St. Maries
Idaho
J. B. Fulton
Franklin Avenue
Frank A. Harrington
Bowling Green
Harrington
Miami University
Ruth Foster
Franklin E. Foster
Doris Henry
New York City
Alice Henry
Henry
W. A. Carpenter
Miss Edith
Ena Nelson
Parkersburg
Marietta
Miss Carpenter
Miss Nelson
Mrs. Carpenter
C. W. Bonnell
Erminnie H. Smallwood
C. J. Hill
Westerville
C. H. Swaim
Smallwood
Ohio University Hospital
President Street
Fannie Brooks
Wirthmor
St. Nicholas Monastery
Tay
Archimande
James Kelly
Central Avenue
W. W. Kelly
Denver Hysell
Ind
J. D. Martin
Charles Martin
Helen Ellison
Charleston, W. Va
Mrs. H. P. Quest
J. P. Tedrow
John Cross
Charles Mills
Jane Holt
Jane Vernon
Walter and
Charles
New Straitsville
Elizabeth Mathews
Shawnee
J. J. Sisler
H. G. Danford
Dent
Sisler
Glouster
Ida Danford
Charles E. Price
Ellmore
Columbus Lady
Central Department
Ohio Foresters
Junod
Rising Tide
Junod Milling Company
Allen
Athens County
C. D. Clark
Cooley & Campbell's
W. State Street
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