Nelsonville Dinner Celebrates Mrs Six on 47th Birthday
A surprise lawn dinner for Mrs J W Six marked her 47th birthday on Sunday August 5 with 47 candle cake and filled baskets. Arch Krieg Charleston WV Irving Krieg l Logan Floyd Duffy from Logan visited M A King and H D Krieg. Council held a regular session with July receipts of 99.20 and debates on health nurse salary and water line extensions.
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J. W. Six
Nelsonville News
Arch Kreig
Charleston
West Va
Irving Kreig l
Floyd Duffy
Logan
M. A. King
IH. D. Kreig
Owens
Kreig
Service and Safety
Lax
Fairview
Grover Streets
L. W. Wright
Service Department
Nurse to Hold Baby Clinic on Wednesday Morning
The public health nurse announces a baby clinic Wednesday from 9 30 to 11 at her office on East Columbus street. Mrs Carl Coleman and daughter Ethel and son Fred of Newark are guests of Mrs Fred Thompson.
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East Columbus Street
Carl Coleman
Ethel
Fred
Newark
Fred Thompson
King's Men Hold Services in Split Sunday Meetings
The Berean Bible class drew 128 men Sunday with a twelve piece orchestra. Next Sunday 140 men are wanted. The King's Men held two services, one group to Trimble and the other to Circlehill, both with large attendance. A Circlehill attendee reportedly gave his heart to God.
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Berean Bible Class
King’s Men
Trimble
Circlehill
Observations On The 17th Vice President Call
A reflective note by Bart Breakers contemplates the moment of realization when uncertainty ends as the 17th vice president triggers awareness. The piece ponders fate and the sudden clarity that follows a looming event.
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Bart
Mary Katherine Saylor Celebrates Third Birthday
Thirty five children gathered at Mr and Mrs Harry Saylor home on Poplar street to mark Mary Katherine Saylor's third birthday. Games followed by refreshments. Mary received many useful presents from guests including Dorothy Albaugh of Columbus Phy lis Jordon of Athens and Marguerite Ball of Middleport.
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Harry Saylor
Poplar Street
Mary Katherine
Little Mary
Dorothy Albaugh
Columbus
Phylis Jordon
Athens
Marguerite Ball
Middleport
Lunch hosted by Mr and Mrs Albert Smith noted guests
A two course lunch was served at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Smith. Guests included Mr and Mrs F N Abel and children, Mr Frank Abel and Miss Martha Smith of Lancaster, Mr and Mrs William Smith and Bessie Smith, and Mr Jerry Parson of Nelsonville, among others.
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Albert Smith
F. N. Abel
Frank Abel
Martha Smith
Lancaster
William Smith
Bessie Smith
Jerry Parson
Nelsonville
Mrs Paul Briot of Cleveland Anid Haed
Fragmentary obituary note from Cleveland records mentions Mrs Paul Briot of Cleveland. The text repeats names and hints at a notice or obituary but provides no clear event date or details.
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Paul Briot
Cleveland
Anid Hae
Immigrant Rose Poch Offers $100 For Husband
Miss Rose Poch, a German native living in the United States ten years and former Hotel Pennsylvania dining room manager, is detained on Ellis Island after failing to find a husband to circumvent immigration rules. She offered a $100 reward to a willing bachelor, but no takers stepped forward amid remarks on the high cost of living.
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New York
Rose Poch
Elis Island
Poch
Miss Poch
Germany
Pennsylvania
Deaths and Funerals Frank Sidle Rests in Ohio
Word came Tuesday morning that Frank Sidle died at 4 o clock from a stroke suffered a week earlier. He was 81 and spent most of his life in Muskingum County with a long prior stay in Buffalo. Survived by three daughters Mrs George B Turner Mrs A Clyde Reasoner and Mrs A C Russi and three sisters and a brother. Funeral services planned in Zanesville Thursday with burial in Muskingum County.
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A. C. Russi
Zanesville
Buffalo
MG .S
George B. Turner
Hobbs
Ferry
N. Y
A. Clyde Reasoner
Athens
Kansas
Newark
Topeka
Severe storm hits Glouster and Hollister causing garden and street damage
A powerful rain and windstorm struck Glouster Monday night with substantial damage to gardens, sidewalks, and streets. In Hollister the storm was even stronger with many houses flooded and gardens damaged. The Bishopsville pike repair was pledged by county commissioners after a large petition urged action.
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Hollister
Strick Gillilan
Bishopville Pike
Heavy Rain and Lightning Strike Athens County
The heaviest storm of the season hit Athens County Monday night flooding streams and creeks into banks. Lightning damaged wires and a barn on Walter Mattison’s Shroud’s Run farm, burning hay and causing about 2000 dollars in losses. Electrical circuits and lights were disrupted across Athens Glouster Buchtel and Trimble with outages until Tuesday morning.
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Athens County
Margaret
Walter Mattison
George Slaughter
Athens
Glouster
Buchtel
Trimble
Oblo
Prohibition Enforcement News Clamped Down In New Rules
Washington reports drastic new regulations restrict press access to enforcement matters. No subordinate official may discuss official matters with reporters to ensure uniform procedure and expeditious handling of public business. A Japanese author is said to have completed a fiction work nearing one hundred volumes in length.
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Washington
Prohibition Enforcement Division
Oil Secrets to Be Laid Bare by the Senate
The Senate will use full authority in the LaFollette oil probe to reveal hidden financial secrets of major oil producers. Hearings were resumed before the Senate manufacturers committee, announced by Senator McNary of Oregon.
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Senate
Washington
McNary
Oregon
Senate Manufacturers Committee
Lloyd George Optimistic On Allied Conference
British Premier Lloyd George remains confident about the upcoming allied conference on the thirteenth, despite pessimistic forecasts from some officials. Friends compare his optimism to Woodrow Wilson, noting belief that 13 will be lucky.
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London
Fear Tong War in Vanhattan After Killing
New York Aug 8 A tong war in Chinatown erupts after the death of Hip Sing Tong head Low Ko at Beekman Street Hospital from bullet wounds. Geee Tog arrested for homicide. Mae Mansbenden wounded in the foot. shooting on Pell Street near a Chinese restaurant. no witnesses recall who fired.
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New York
Chinatown
Low Ko
King
Hip Sing Tong
Low
Beekman Street
Geee Tog
Pell Street
Mae Mansbenden
Obituary for Mrs Nancy Vanderford James of Zaleski
Mrs Nancy Vanderford James born August 28 1840 near Mc Namara farm in Zaleski was daughter of Enoa M and Hannah Vanderford married to Dr A W James January 5 1859. She leaves seven living children Lucius C Reynolds W Ulysses Velinus Euclid W Albert and Clelia with five grandchildren. Her husband died 1895 and sister Mrs S M Lewis survives. A brief sketch notes two years of illness and funeral notes express thanks. The Lake Carriers' Association to meet in Cleveland to discuss a labor conference with marine workers to avoid a Great Lakes strike.
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Nancy Vanderford James
Enoa M. Vanderford
Hannah Dowd Vanderford
McNamara
Zaleski
Conner Dowd
Marrie
A. W James
Lucius C
Reynell W
Ulysses
Velinus
Euclid W Albert
Clelia
Noel V
Albert Tyler
Jean Darke
Cornelia Moore
Jessie Rhulman James
Thomas Albert
Donald McClure
Albert
Ethel McClure James
M Lewis
Circleville
Ohio
Eight Men Dispersed By Guard at Staunton Coal Mines
Eight men attempted to break the guard at state operated coal mines in Staunton Indiana. They were dispersed by four shots fired by a sentry whom they approached. No shots were fired in return. The British civil service now costs six times as much as before the war.
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Staunton
Ind
Joliet Riots Quiet After Troop Deployment
In Joliet Illinois four state companies took up duty around the Flein Joliet and Eastern shops after rioting yesterday. Crowds were dispersed and soldiers patrolled in silence. Sheriff James A Newkirk gravely wounded, shot twice, as a clash left a railroad detective and a striker dead. Civil and military investigators probe the shooting. Striker leaders promise peaceful picketing in pairs.
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Joliet
Mis
Flein, Joliet
Eivil
Hard Fighting Marks Battle Line On South Dublin Kerry
Free state troops pushing south from Dingle Bay face stubborn opposition north of the Kenmare river and east of Waterville. Cable from Waterville signals disruption of communications to the U S and northern Europe as Eamonn de Valera moves north with followers. Advances average one to two miles daily, hampered by poor rail and road conditions.
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Dublin
Free State
Kerry
Dingle Bay
Kenmare
Waterville
Watervillle
United States
Europe
Eamonn de Valera
Telegraphers vote strike at Big Four railroad
A 1100 member strike vote was ordered after BE M Costin and Edward Whalen failed to settle disputes over vacation rulings station master qualifications and related points. The union allegedly refused to honor a signed agreement to submit differences to the U S railroad labor board.
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Cincinnati
Big Four Railroad
BE. M. Costin
Edward Whalen
Terre Haute
Ind
Hig Four
United States Railroad Labor Board For Settlement
French Swimmers Begin Olympic Preparation for Paris 1924
Paris August 7 French swimmers start training for the 1924 Olympic Games. Ten swimmers from each department enter a 500 metre elimination to win places. Next year the top half enter a 750 metre event and in 1924 the final winner from the group competes in a 1000 metre race.
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Paris
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Ida Green, M. E. C
Paul and
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E. A. Wallace
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Dr. C. W. Cable
Orrin Wallace
Gilbert Valkinburg
Detroit
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Edna May
F. M. Moore
H. L. Galvin
Chillicothe
Paragraphers’ Union
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Shorty
Doc Rhodes
Michigan
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Marble Summers
Blue Grass
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the Grotto Park
Earl Campbell
Bertha Howard
Pythian Sisters
Chestnut Street
Harry Kelly
N. Hill
Mt. Clements. Mich
A. G. Mechem
Stanley Mechem
New York City
Mechem
Julia Six
Standard Oil
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Colored Republican Club
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I. Minnis
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Calloway
J. W. Howard
Janet
William
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H. B. Powell
Nelle Longsta
John Owens
W. Va
F. E. Struble
Mildred
Ed Buckley
Everett
William Achaner
Edith Nargosny
Albert Schively, Jr
Claude Kinnear
Charles Inboden
Haydenville
Mary Struble
A. F. Schively
Bereans
Pop
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Kaelin’s
John McCormick
Kaelin’s Jewelry Store
Harley-Davidson
A. D. Farrow
Nelsonville, Ohio
By WiLliams
Willie-E-E
NEA Service
Tel Hami
Ellis Island
Frank Sidle
Jim Pico
Homer Durand
Dr. Crawford
Jimmie
Foster
Crawford
Raymond Kempton
Utica
J. F. Bricker
Buckeye Lake
Wilford Cunningham
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O. EB. Eddy
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M. D. Myers
C. L. Eddy
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Vanhattan
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Art Leach
A. W. James
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Lake Carriers’ Association
Marine Workers
Great Lakes
Manly
Main ST
Val
Swan
Diener
Waldo Laughlin
Kk. DB
Salem
Jennie
Howar Davis
Poston
Sanford
Athens Book & News Co
Cline
Alouster
Tgieheart Bros
Evanaville
Cole
The
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