War Savings Stamp contest open to Ohio pupils
Between May 1 and September 10, public and parochial school pupils across Ohio can enter a War Savings Stamp prize contest. Twenty-five top savers win prizes including 1000 in stamps, an Overland car, a piano, 500 in stamps, and a Shetland pony, with entry via Byesville Post Office through Postmaster E H Dixon or J S Talbott.
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Oho
Byesville
E. H. Dixon
J. S. Talbott
Local residents and visitors note in Byesville area
A flurry of Sunday visits and trips is recorded with many names and towns cited. kK Stephens and two children plus Mrs Ella M Long toured to Senecaville. Mrs Reis and son Harlan returned to New Philadelphia after visiting her parents in Byesville. Mrs Hoopman of Cambridge stayed with her sister in High Street. Andrew Demuth returned to Aberdeen MD after a furlough with his wife’s family in Byesville. Dr William Johnson of Miltonsburg suffered a fractured arm in an accident near Lore City and was hospitalized at Good Samaritan.
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Kk. Stephens
Ella M. Long
Senecaville
Charles Reis
Harlan
New Philadelphia
Reis
L. H. Peters
M. B. Hoopman
Cambridge
William Burt
High Street
A. R. Bonnell
The
Hope Company
Mt. Ephraim
Gladys Selders
Glenna Schofield
M. O. Barnes and Family
Love City
F. S. Schofield
J. W. Garrett
Devolt
Martin Wesley
Charles
James Peters
KE. P. Crawford
Besseger
Andrew Demuth
Aberdeen
Maryland
C. A. Bonom
Law
New Concord
Byesville
Frank Jerles
Jerles
Stafford
Monroe County
O. L. Hickle
William Johnson
Miltonsburg
Good Samaritan Hospital
Lore City
Zanesville
Londonville man returns home after visit with Ferguson family
Gailord A. Case of Londonville Ohio came back Tuesday morning from a short visit with his uncle and aunt Captain J. B. Ferguson and Mrs. Ferguson at their North Tenth street residence.
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Gailord A. Case
Londonville, O
J. B. Ferguson
North Tenth Street
Visit of Caldwell Couple to East Gomber Avenue
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mansperger of Caldwell stayed with Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Wiley on East Gomber avenue on Monday while returning from Camp Sherman where they had visited their son, Mark Mansperger.
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Charles Mansperger
Caldwell
A. A. Wiley
East Gomber Avenue
Camp Sherman
Mark Mansperger
Gage Seen in Byesville on Monday Afternoon
W. C. Gage was in Byesville on business Monday afternoon, visiting local contacts and discussing general matters.
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W. C. Gage
Byesville
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A. J. True
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J. M. Combs
J. A. Hoopman
Warren Rogers
J. 8. Talbott
BOY Scouts
Sam
Dixon
James Scott
Harry Anderson
John Calhoun
Kenneth McLaughlin
Joe Teel
William Wesley
Russell Norris
Jacob Nicholson
Harold Vance
Betrus
William McCreary
Frank Espy
Mrs
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Sec
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J. . Stephens
Eleanor
Detroit
Kila M. Long
Mary Wilkinson
W. H. Davis
United Woolen Blue
Jeanie
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Wheeling Avenue
Masonic Tempie
D. W. Griffith
Strand
Wilson’s Drug Store
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Cortan & Harris
Usiness and Professional Directory
W. S. Williams
M.D. Anderson
Second Street
the Hope CO. Furniture Funeral Directors—Ambulance Service
Pryor Bidg
Second St
J. M. Combs Druggist Wall Paper
Kodaki
Fte
Blake
W. H. Cummings
2Nd Street
Proni
Luna Theater
Eberle and McCormick
Main Street
Eyesville Milling Company
Joseph Koren
WM. Lewis
2Nd St
Knight
Pleasant City
George Walsh
New York
Wm. Fox
America
William Farnum
Pathe
Nien
Colonial Theatre Tonight
Cooper-Baird Stock Company
the Traveling Salesman
LaVogue
Maggie
International News Service
Nour
George McManus