Social News Highlights From Local Families Gatherings
Dr. R L Borger returns from Toledo on a business trip while Mrs F W Bush rests at home in Columbus. The Eastern Star plans a 7:30 pm meeting. Guests visit from Hamilton Albany Columbus and Washington D C. Mrs Evans and Ella Mae Wilson visit Plain City and home. Edison Cooley welcomes a son weighing eight pounds. Rev Warrener heads to Amesville Grange and Wrightstown church as part of a 43 year ministry anniversary.
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F. M. Evans
Plain City
Ella Mae Wilson
Wm. J. Warrener
Amesville Grange
Mound Hill
Wrightstown Church
Morgan County
Ohio Eastern Sorieting Conference
Ohio dry forces ready for battle in November vote
Ohio dry forces are set for the battle against wet proposals at the November election. James A. White, head of the Ohio Anti-Saloon League, said after a conference with 150 dry workers from across the state. Dry organizations in counties report good working order to defeat four wet proposals intended to curb prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
James A. White
Anti-Saloon League
Grand jury faults cost of living report on markets bureau
The grand jury in Cincinnati accuses the federal bureau of markets as a major cause of high living costs. The panel today recommended investigation while exonerating individuals tied to the bureau. This is the third jury report since starting the inquiry on May 5.
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Federal Bureau
Cincinnati, CO
Bureau of Markets
Department of Agriculture
Grand Jury
Miss Stoneburner's vivid account from the European front
A Nelsonville Red Cross nurse writes home about a weekend trip through Chalons Verdun and Romagne to the American cemetery at Romagne and a memorial service with General Pershing. She describes Allied canteens, train movements, shattered towns, and peacetime meals, contrasting frontline hardship with moments of awe and sorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Stoneburner
Nelsonville
Chalons
Chateau-Thierry
Verdun
France
K. of C
Reims
States
Dun-Duleon
Romagne
New England Faces Food Shortage Amid Rail Strike
New Haven railway officials say only perishable foods can be delivered as shopmen strike halts freight. Freight piles up at terminals and 141 passenger trains mostly expresses are withdrawn. Settlement hinges on strikers considering Wilson's appeal to return to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
New York
New Haven Railway
Prsident Wilson
Weather forecast for Ohio Valley and Great Lakes region
For next week in Washington Ohio Valley Tennessee and Great Lakes region forecasts predict generally fair and normal temperatures with occasional rain likely toward week end.
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Washington
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Electricians Strike Columbus Shows Wage Battle Across Services
About 4150 workers including electricians linemen and groundmen employed by the Ohio State Telephone Company and the Rail Light Company walked off the job this morning in a general strike demanding higher wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio State Telephone Company
Rail-Light Company
Unfilled Steel Orders Rise Through July
New York reports unfilled steel tonnage reached 5,578,661 on July 31, up from 4,892,855 on June 30 and 4,282,810 on May 31, while July 31, 1918 stood at 8,883,801, indicating continued backlog growth in the steel industry.
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New York
Italian Army Praised for Albanian Seaport Transformation
Brig. Gen. George P. Scriven lauds Italy for turning Valona Albania from a fishing village into a thriving seaport with docks roads and modern buildings. He credits Italian occupation since 1914 with securing a southern Balkan base aiding the Allies and opening Albania to travel and industry. The Grand Cross of the Crown of Italy was awarded to him.
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New York
George P. Scriven
Signal Corps
United States Army
Rome
Valona
Aviona
Albania
London
Italy
Adriatic
Prince of
Wied
Hisad Pasha
Constantine
Greece
10Th Regiment
Bersaglieri
Oshing
Scriven
Balkan
Balkans
Tepeleni
Argiro-Castro
Pti
Liascoviki
Santa Quaranta
Arto Palermo
Hamie
Africa
Thibet
Washington
Hanson Cat Adopts Six Chicks After Losing Kitten
In Hanson Massachusetts a cat takes in six newly hatched chicks after a kitten is lost, forming an unusual family. The animal’s caretaker reports the adoption and the chicks’ care under the sheltering mother cat.
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Hanson
Mass
Mutiny in Posen Provokes Troop Uprising
Aug 7 dispatch reports troops and police stations at Posen Prussia mutinied today assaulting officers. A number of officers were wounded as the unrest spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Posen
Prussia
Vorwaerts
New Coffee Strainer Fastens Inside Any Pot
A newly designed coffee strainer can be fastened inside any pot using wires inserted through the spout. The device allows immediate filtration without external clamps or fittings, promising simple use for varied pot sizes and styles.
Sunday Church Schedule and Lessons for August 10 1919
Sunday School at First Christian Church 9 with a lesson on personal evangelism. Public worship at 10 15 led by Ray Gardner in pastor’s absence. Epworth League topics on denominational history and Bible verses. First M E Church holds 9 am Sunday School and 2 30 pm class meeting with 6 30 pm Epworth League. no morning or evening preaching.
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James
Daniel
John
Epworth League
Christian Endeavor
First Christian Church
Ray Gardner
C. E
M. E. Church
Spirit scripture service at Masonic Temple
Christian Science Society invites attendance at services in the Masonic Temple. Golden Text II Corinthians 3 17 proclaims The Lord is that Spirit and where the Spirit of the Lord is there is liberty. Sunday service 10 45 A M Sunday school 9 30 A M testimonial meeting Wednesday 7 30 P M You are cordially invited to attend.
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Masonic Temple
Church Services Held Outdoors Then In Chapel
Pastor B. F. Timmons leads morning and afternoon services and Sunday school at Courtney Hill woods with a 7:30 sermon at the chapel in the evening If rain, all services move to the chapel. All welcome.
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Hocking Street
B. F. Timmons
Woods
Courtney Hill
First Baptist Church Weekly Services at Music Hall
Sunday school at the Music Hall follows services at 2:00 PM with Rev. D A Cash preaching. All welcome.
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First Baptist Church
Music Hall
D. A. Cash
All Welcome
Church of God holds all day meeting in Courtney grove
A Church of God gathering takes place in Court ney grove near Courtney stop on the ear line with Sunday school and dinner led by pastor B F Timmonds.
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Church OF God All Day Meeting
Grove
Courtney Place
Courtney
Ear
B. F. Timmonds
Sunday School Session at Pair Grounds
Central Ave M and Church announce a Sunday gathering for the Sunday school and congregation. Session begins at 10:00 A M with a noon meal following on the Pair Grounds.
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Central Ave, M. &. Church
Basket Dinner Set as Feature with Afternoon Service
A basket dinner will be the feature of the day with a 2 30 pm afternoon service and a 6 30 pm Epworth League meeting. Everyone is invited to bring a basket and spend the day.
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Epworth
Eiverybody
Sermon Outlook at Carpenter Street Church
Congress and Carpenter Street Church announce evening services led by Minister Hart with sermons titled Good Out of Nazareth and Walking With God. BPU session at 6 30 P M precedes the sermons. Services begin promptly. all welcome.
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Congress and
Carpenter St
Chas. C. Hart
Nazareth
God
Sunny Side Church announces services and events
The Free Methodist Church at Stimpson Ave and Campbell St led by Pastor O M Shaw offers Sunday school at 9 AM with Wm Pruden as superintendent Preaching at 10 AM The class meeting at 7 30 PM led by Albert Frost Rev Cole of Coolville will preach at 7 30 PM All are welcome.
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Free Methodist Church
Cor. Stimpson Ave
Campbell St
Sunny Side
O. M. Shaw
Wm. Pruden
Albert Frost
Cole
Coolville
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R. L. Borger
Toledo
F. W. Bush
Order of Eastern Star
Earl Bobo
Calvin
Hamilton
Edith Bobo
Albany
J. I. van Dyke
Florence Gabriel
J. B. Fulton
Franklin Avenue
James Ginnan
Washington D. C
Pittsburgh
Alice Betts
Carbondale
Mrs
John Houson
N. S. Welk
A. S. Pickering
Mary
Pittsburg
Beaver Falls
J. W. Hunley
West Union Street
Brights
Vera Gabriel
Don Gabriel
Riverside
Joe Hudson
Cincinnati
Edward C. Schloss
Atlantic City
H. Stalder
Helen Allom
Hockingport
Louis Humphrey
Humphrey
Edison Cooley
W. State Street
E Jr
Floyd de Lashmutt
Elizabeth Annis
Athens
Mr. de Tashmutt
Alice Henry
Cambridge
Wilma Lane
Lucile Henry
R. L Lockridge
Robert and
Russel
Brownville
William
East State Street
G Mills
Califor
Clara Garen Schrier
Los Angeles
Calif
W. H. Brooks
North Court Street
D. D. Garen
Chicago, Il
Mrs. Brooks
Moran
Cincinnati Club
REDS
Hod Eller
Eddie Roush
Manager Moran
Jake Daubert
Slim Sallee
Cincinnati Reds
Giants
Army of Occupation
Pershing
Red Cross
Chaplain Moody
America
Wilson
Foch
Paris
Commercy
Cora In
Cadel
Lille
Sedan
Metz
Nancy
Toul
Saint Michel
Rey
Lash
General Scriven
HMS Mutiny
Christian Science Society
Church OF God
MT. Zion Baptist Church
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Mokensak Optical Co
Home Furnishing Co
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