Local visitors tour Buckeye Lake area after Ashland and Huntington visits
Mrs. John B. Crouse of Ashland Kentucky and Mrs. Kelly of Huntington West Virginia visit here and stay with Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Cann. They are accompanied by several relatives and spend a few days at Buckeye Lake with family friends and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Crouse
Ashland
Kelly
Huntington
A Necosas
W. H. Cann
Meta Johnson
Marede Nelson
Frank Benson
Arron
Buckeye Lake
Birthday Party for Helen Jane Taggart
Little Miss Helen Jane Taggart celebrated her fourth birthday with a party at her Franklin Street home from 3 to 5 PM. Approximately fourteen children attended and enjoyed games followed by a luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Jane Taggart
Franklin Street
Patton Funeral Thursday Service for Jonas Patton
Funeral services for Jonas Patton will be held Thursday afternoon at 1 30 at the local Christian Church conducted by Rev. Johnson. Burial will be beside a daughter in Logan.
Western trip to Yellowstone from Salt Lake City voyage begins
Mrs Frances Locie and Mrs Elizabeth Davis depart on Monday for Yellowstone National Park visiting Salt Lake City and other route stops. They plan a month away with a return by a northern route. Jack Taylor spends a few days at Zanesville. Mrs Richard Gibson and her brother Dan Camp of Mount Pleasant Ohio depart Tuesday night to visit relatives in Kansas. Mr and Mrs Henry Johnson of Mount Pleasant Ohio are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Baird
New York
L. B. Porter
Vinton, O
D. W. Gorsuch
R. A. White
Columbus
Earl Lowden
Joe Davis
Herman Ruble
Henry Stover
Lancaster
Mrs. C. A. Stover
Frances Locie
Elizabeth Davis
Yellowstone National Park
Salt Lake City
Jack Taylor
Zanesville
Richard Gibson
Dan Camp
Mount Pleasant
Kansas
Henry Johnson
Half interest in Pool Room and Hot Dog Restaurant
Nelsonville classified ads list a half interest in a Pool Room and Hot Dog Restaurant at 101 Columbus St with contact code 8-6-7. Also ads for sale household goods at 240 West Washington St, a pair of pennies aged 5 and 1 year, and a good building lot 50x100 on Jackson St with cheap terms. A closing out sale offers Phonographs at low prices from Sauter's Phonograph wate rent Depot in Nelsonville, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus St
Jackson Street
Sauter
Nelsonville
New Rectory Completed for St. Andrew's Parish
The new St. Andrew's rectory in Lawrenceville Illinois is completed. The Rev Father Byrne moved into the eight room pressed brick dwelling in the latter part of the week. The project was praised by the congregation and city citizens as a fine new home for the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew’s
Father Byrne
Our City
Campers Enjoy Buckeye Lake Week With Guests
Ira Katzenback Mabel Katzenback Hazel Wallace and families camp at Buckeye Lake. Dave Wallace C A Stover and daughter Lillian join the party. Anna Harris returns from a month with relatives in Pittsburgh. Helen May Halliday Elizabeth Sisson return home after visiting Mr and Mrs C H Sisson in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira
Mabel Katzenback
Hazel Wallace
Dave Wallace
C. A. Stover
Lillian
Buckeye Lake
Anna Harris
Pittsburgh
Helen and
May Halliday
Elizabeth Sisson
Columbus
C. H. Sisson
Pacific Fleet Arrives Off Coronado for Big Review
The Pacific fleet arrived off the Coronado Islands early today with 35 ships under Admiral Rodman forming a large semi circle. The fleet will be cleaned for the big review tomorrow when Secretary Daniels is to review the ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Calif
Coronado Islands
Rodman
Corondo
Daniels
Deaths and Funeral for Sarah Jane Stiles of Sugar Creek
Sarah Jane Stiles aged 54 died at home in Sugar Creek. Funeral services set for Friday at 1 PM at Sugar Creek church with burial at Green Lawn cemetery in Nelsonville. She is survived by three sons and two daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Creek
Sarah Jane Stiles
Sugar Creek Church
Green Lawn
Nelsonville
Praise for Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy
Mrs Carrie Fusner of Zanesville Ohio credits Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy with relief for herself and husband over fifteen years of bowel troubles including cholera morbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Carrie Fusner
Zanesville
Ohio
Local Families Attend Social and Visit in Athens Area
The Plains residents A. M. Humphrey and family with Hazle Geisicke visited Baker Settlement on Sunday. Several families joined outings at Athens Monday night including the Roberts Aleshire and Harrison clans. The infant son of Jake Anderson died Monday night and Jerry Hunter was injured at Pittsburg mine Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Humphrey
Hazle Geisicke
Baker Settlement
William Roberts
Dave Aleshire
Evelyn and
Beatrice
Harry Harrison
Athens
Walter Geisicke
Charles Loomis
Jerry Hunter
Pittsburg
Will Channel
Beaumont
John Sanders
East Union St
Colonel Locke
Joe Hutchins
Hazel Gersickle
Jake Anderson
Solons of Ohio to Decide on Recalling for Cost of Living
Ohio lawmakers meet in Akron for a three day summer outing and will discuss whether to reconvene in Columbus to tackle the high cost of living. A committee including Lieut. Gov. Brown, Speaker Kimball, Senator Whittemore, and Representative Beetham was authorized before recess in June to decide if a December return is needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Akron
Sclons
Brown
Kimball
Whittemore
Beetham
Cadiz
Denver Couple Apply for Marriage License
A marriage license was issued in Denver on August 6 to Edward G. Nale and Elizabeth Hammer, indicating their forthcoming wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Edward G. Nale
Elizabeth Hammer
Jurors Take a Rest in Ford Tribune Libel Suit
MT. CLEMENS Mich Aug 6 Jurors in the Henry Ford Chicago Tribune million dollar libel suit were given a rest as all evidence stood. Arguments were to be started tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Clemens
Mich
Chicago Tribune
Public Urges Action on Unjust Shoe Prices
Washington reports that shoe prices are unjustified by economics with the FTC tracing costs to Chicago hide packers and high profits by tanners manufacturers wholesalers and retailers. It urges strict anti monopoly enforcement plus hides entry limits and price disclosure in distribution to inform consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Congress
Chicago
Commission
Polish Miner Killed by Fall in Ohio Mine
Dan Pula ski 22 a Polander from Red Town was killed by a top fall in Mine 24 below Jacksonville at 9 30 AM. Mine boss James Johnson had a narrow escape as the top yielded. Pulaski, Johnson and a buddy entered the room to inspect the danger. Pulaski died instantly, survived by his widow and one year old baby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Dan Pulaski
Red Town
Jacksonville
James Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Pulaski
Johnson
Taxi Driver Fined For Fast Driving Near City Center
C A Morris, local taxi driver, was fined five pounds and costs by Mayor Woodworth after pleading guilty to speeding. The fine was suspended on good behavior. L D Radcliffe was arraigned as lead in a weed-cutting campaign case, with the hearing continued to this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Morris
Woodworth
Morris
L. D. Radcliffe
Radcliffe
City Clock Relocated From City Hall to Court House Dome
C. C. Millikan and assistants moved the town clock from the city hall tower to the courthouse dome. The ten day job cost will not exceed 200 dollars, with erection funded by the county commissioners and the city turning over the clock without charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Millikan
Court House
Millikan
Albany visits and local movements across towns
Mrs. C A Masketer and family visited Albany and relatives including Mrs Liza Smith. Mrs Bartley and daughter Mrs Vorhes traveled to Akron to visit Ed McKinstry. Elmer Leache and J N Tewksbury made local trips, with a hog weighing 410 pounds sent to the packing house. Various residents, including Lizzie Morris and Cora Kalb, spent time visiting relatives in Akron Brilliant and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Masketer
Sharp
Clara
Perlie
Thurston
Albany
Liza Smith
Bartley
F. B. Vorhes
Akron
Ed McKinstry
Elmer Leache
Middleport
J. N. Tewksbury
Lizzie Morris
Frank
Cora Kalb
Brilliant
James Richardson
MacConnellisville
Peter Morse
Mary Throckmorton
Carpenter
Miles Sisson
Will Coe
John P. Coe
Local Social Notes From Wilkesville Family Visits
Mrs Maggie Musser and Mr and Mrs Layman Musser visited Mrs Edith McArley in Wilkesville. Shirley Howery and family of Carpenter visited Clyde Witlatch and wife. Julia Stanley returned from Buckeye Lake. Rev Stratton and wife left for Springfield Camp Meeting for ten days. A T Townsend of Cleveland visited sister Emma Higley. Elizabeth Caster of Pt Rock visited niece L D Gillogly. O D Dailey hosted sister Florence Dowd Robinson of Columbus before visiting father in McArthur. Howard Cline and daughter Martha visited relatives in Columbus. Dr and Mrs E I Stanley were Athens visitors. Mrs Black and son-in-law and daughter from Middleport visited former’s sister Mrs Thomas Leach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Musser
Layman Musser
Wilkesville
Edith McArley
Shirley Howery
Carpenter
Clyde Witlatch
Julia Stanley
Buckeye Lake
Stratton
Springfield
A. T. Townsend
Cleveland
Emma Higley
Elizabeth Caster
Pt. Rock
L. D. Gillogly
O. D. Dailey
Florence Dowd Robinson
Columbus
McArthur
Howard Cline
Martha
E. I. Stanley
Athens
Black
Middleport
Thomas Leach
Wilson Prepares Price Reduction Program in Congress
President Wilson begins work on a message to Congress outlining a plan to cut living costs. Proposed laws target food profiteers and hoarders, and include possible regulation of cold storage firms to curb price spikes. Transportation rules may be touched, while a money supply cut faces doubts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Congress
Red Cross Extends Activities to Benefit Rural Communities
The Red Cross outlines a peace time plan to extend Home Service and civilian relief beyond wartime. It stresses health, education, public health nursing, and community betterment as targeted goals open to all and adaptable to local needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Cross
Red Cross Department of Civilian Relief
New Rural District Plans Under Red Cross Direction
The Red Cross forms a Bureau of Rural Organization and appoints Prof. R. E. Morgan to lead rural extension in districts under civil relief. The plan aims to connect communities to non Red Cross help sources and build county wide cooperation among agencies through get togethers, needs study, conferences, and ongoing communication. There are 8,700 Home Service Sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross Organization
United States
Bureau of Rural Organization
Red Cross Department of Civilian Relief
RE. L. Morgan
Massachusetts College of Agriculture
Red Cross
Morgan
Home Service Work Rises Within Red Cross Reports
The Civilian Relief office in Cleveland reports 357 organized home service sections across Ohio Indiana and Kentucky. They assisted 40,709 families in the month providing information in 10,716 cases and tangible aid in 30,624 cases as Red Cross sections expand nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Civilian Relief Office
Cleveland
Wise mother to hold her quarreling children
In Columbus Ohio Sarah Janes Smiley who died here last week left a will with a clause directing the executor to divide the personal property if her children cannot agree. Should they disagree they must draw lots from a hat to determine their share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, O
Sarah Janes Smiley
Auction to divide heirlooms into four lots by drawing names
The article describes an auction method dividing personal property into four lots. Tickets for each lot are placed in a hat and children will draw to determine which lot they receive. It also notes Brazil sets butter export standards with 80 percent butter fat and 15 percent maximum acid content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ture
Central Labor Union seeks action on high living costs in Athens County
At a Glouster meeting the Central Labor Union adopted two resolutions. One urges officials to investigate rising prices of necessities in Athens county and to call a special grand jury if needed. The second asks Glouster council to open streets for farmers market days two times weekly to cut costs. Also notes Friendship Circle play at Methodist Church and a Columbus marriage license report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Union
Athens County
Frank Burns
M. E B. Jewell
Lewis Jonas
D. W. Wallace
Fred Hemsley
William Southard
John Waldek
Frank Whaley
Council
Glouster
Calvary Mourns Loss of Service Member Harley Ball
Mrs. Arza Ball at Calvary announces the drowning of her son Harley Ball who was in overseas service, reported to have occurred July 7. Miss Violet Collins of Athens visits local friends for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arza Ball
Calvary
Harley
Violet Collins
Athens
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West Washington Street
William Marshall
Deanville
O. Bell
Easley’s Est
Akes Etter
Easley
Life
J. J. Beasley Milling Company
Lawrenceville, Ill
Eli Johnson
Pacific
Pacific Coast
Sarah Stiles
the Plains
Will
R. C
Glouster News
P. O
Friendship Circle
Methodist Church
Arthur Dwight Curfman
Ruth E. White
Ohio State Journal
Mr. Jackson
Mr. Curtman
C. V. Curtman
D. A. Rizer
Ralph Thompson
R. J. Thompson
Union Street
Beasley’s Mill
Addie Davis
A. M. Mooney
Poplar St
Walnut St
Mill St
Fairview &I
Fayette St
Windon & Graham
Kentner
Hyde
Texas
Oklahoma
Hocking County
Union
Gore
Union Furnace
L. D. Martin
J. H. Brown
Eclipse Laundry
Gates Hall
Gates
Nelsonville Tire & Repair Co
U. S. Pat
W. Washington
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