Wed In First Parsonage and In Nelsonville and Chauncey
Wednesday weddings report two ceremonies at the First parsonage and in Nelsonville and Chauncey. Frank Hitchings and Ruth Cole tied vows at 3 45 PM. Harriman and Janie Thomas wed at 3 PM with the bride from Murray and the groom from Chauncey. Harriman is a miner, family home Chauncey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Strecker
Frank Hitch
Ruth Cole
Nelsonville
Hitchings
H. A. Harriman
Janie Thomas
Murray
Chauncey
Mr. Harriman
Barron and Ruble Wed Quietly in Athens
Miss Lillian Barron and Mr. Herman Ruble eloped to Athens on Tuesday evening and were married by Rev. Wilcox. The bride, daughter of Albert Barron, lived with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Patton and is Nelsonville High School class of 1920. The groom, son of Mrs. J. L. Wilson, served in World War I and works at Preston clothing store.
Annual Guest Day at Presbyterian Church
The missionary society of the Presbyterian church hosts its annual meeting and guest day led by Mrs. Tari Tama with a music filled program. Large attendance is anticipated. Several locals travel to Columbus and Gleuster for visits and trips while others host relatives and plan winter travels to Pittsburg and Alliance.
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The
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Tari Tama
Awo Sslock
Nelsonville Classified Notices and Events
A collage of local notes lists a lost grey lap robe between Mason City and Cawthorne, a dance at Red Men's Hall on October 5 with saxophone orchestra, found Airedale dogs in Athens county, rent for two furnished rooms on Kentner Street, several sale items including a child’s iron bed and an Indian motorcycle, a K of P hall dance on the first, an ice cream social at Connett church October 2, and job ads for corn chopping and two restaurant waitresses. Contact details include Chas Canter, Tom Galvin, and Harry Jackson with local Bell phones.
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Mason City
Cawthorne
Chas
Carbon Hill Central
Citizens
Nelsonville R. D
Local Representative Seeks Qualified Applicants for Position
The Rarey Cooper Brokerage Co announces a call for candidates to act as a local representative. They seek an Ablest man experienced in banks, general business, real estate and related fields. Apply by return mail to 418-419 Wesley Building, Columbus, Ohio.
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Rarey Cooper Brokerage Co
Wesley Bldg
Columbus
Ohio
Local Notes on Crops and Fruit From Amesville Area
Writings from Amesville report W E Balderson with a valuable Cale shot last week possibly by squirrel hunters. Hambel of Elliotts paused with a load of apples and plans to harvest over 2000 bushels. G L Fleming of Linscott Run grows mammoth sunflowers, with more of similar size. Local ladies attend a slumber party at Mrs F J postion of Athens.
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W. E. Balderson
Cale
Hambel
Elliotts
Mrs Blanch Huston Visits Day ton and Local Happenings
Mrs Blanch Huston visited Day ton for a week with her son Herschel in business there. Mrs John Wilson is recovering from severe injuries after a fall down cellar stairs last week. A squirrel hunter’s latest authentic report notes three killed at one shot by Will Heston. One hundred autos from Parkersburg were to pass through the village Thursday en route to Marion to greet Senator Harding. Charles McCune Dan Tolson Tom Day Frank Gibson and others cheered Cox as the procession rolled by. After all had passed but 99 they returned home with throats still in good condition, criticizing Hocking roads versus fine local highways. The Ladies Music Club held its first meeting of the season at Miss Estelle Goddard’s home Saturday. Pearl Keirns afflicted by a broken arm from a kick by his Ford. Many from here attended the Hooper Ridge homecoming Sunday and enjoyed seeing old friends. Mr and Mrs S G Linscott and two children of Basil, after the home-coming, stayed with Mr and Mrs F W Gibson until Monday afternoon. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Dow Marquis Sunday.
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Blanch Huston
Dayton
Herschel
John Wilson
Squirrel Hunter
Will Heston
Parkersburg
Marion
Senator Harding
Charles McCune
Dan Tolson
Tom Day
Frank Gibson
Cox
Ladies Music Club
Estelle Goddard
Pearl Keirnss
Hooper Ridge
S. G. Linscott
Basil
F. W. Gibson
Dow Marquis
Eatonic Relieves Stomach Ailments Says Mrs Person
Mrs. W. H. Person reports awful sickness with gas and says Eatonic gives quick relief. She notes acidity belching and bloating fade as the stomach improves and appetite and strength return after meals. A big box costs only a trifle with a druggist guarantee.
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Big Box Costa
Death notice for Celestia May Brickles
Celestia May Brickles daughter of Bayless and Isabell Brickles born August 19 1880 died September 25 1920 aged 40 years 1 month 6 days. She married Henry King February 3 1901 and had two daughters Lydia and Ada and a son Dayton. She is survived by her husband three children one grandchild her mother and father two sisters five brothers and many friends. The family notes death brings sickness and loss but love would vanish without them.
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Celestia May Brickles
Bayless
Isabell Brickles
Henry King
Lydia
Ada
Dayton
Portable hydraulic press aids mounting heavy truck tires
On the principle of the hydraulic press a portable machine is used for mounting and demounting heavy motor truck tires.
Freshmen Football Dominate Ohio University Scrimmage
Freshies at Ohio University rout varsity in scrimmage with Big Red Jackson scoring from the one yard line. Notable newcomers Rush Gillian Littler and Duvall headline the yearlings who drill forward passes and straight football to pressure the varsity. Coach Finsterwald names likely Parkersburg trip lineup and warns of local injuries affecting Athens game preparations.
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Ohio University
Ohio
O. U. Gridiron
Varsity
Big Red Jackson
Jackson
Zanesville
Fuller
Hagely
Parkersburg
Finsterwald
Nye
Earich
Wolf
Hibbard
Schleyer
Young
Fisher
Regan
Walsh
Jefferson
Armstrong
Hanley
Boyd
Fibre
Dutch Littler
Athens High
Julie
Smithfield
Rush
Gillian
Wellston High
Hocking Valley Mining Opens Banner Mine in Ohio
One of the best equipped mines in the United States is being put in by Hocking Valley Mining Company on former Johnson Brothers lands near the depot at Hocking. The shaft features electric systems, battery air circulation, and motor hauling with no room hazards, delivering clean coal sorted and weighed before loading.
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United States
Hocking Valley Mining Company
Johnson Brothers
Hocking
D. L. Wallace
A. W. Kasler
Russell Davis
Wellson Will Come Saturday Heralds Strong Wellston Team
Wellston prepares for the first game of the season as darkness interferes with Captain Oldfield and his football players practice. The Wellston squad is being hailed as a strong aggregation for the upcoming contest.
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Oldfield
Wellston
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Inez
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Amesville
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Cline Pharmacy Co
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CABLE
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X Plug
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N.S. Firestone
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