Labor Day Planned for Sunday Creek Valley
Plans are underway for a major Labor Day celebration in Sunday Creek Valley with a six-local labor committee plus American Legion and business sponsors. Governor Harry S Davis is expected to speak, with dancing at Lamborn Pavilion and a parade featuring a civic participation push and Old Boys from '61 rides.
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Glouster
Sunday Creek Valley
Brick and Clay
American Legion
American Federation of Labor
Harry S Davis
Lamborn
High Street
Lamborn's Grove
Charles Wallace
Organized Labor
Organized Labor Movement
Ohio Freight Rates Under Fire For Road Material
Public utilities commission hearings in Columbus Ohio last week examined freight rates for sand gravel crushed stone cement and paving block. Producers argued postwar rate boosts hoisted costs by up to 180 percent and reduced shipments, while paving block faced the sharpest rise. Henry Ford reportedly cut D T I railroad pays 28 percent and other road materials 20 percent recently. Hearing adjourned to August 17 for carrier input.
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Columbus
Public Utilities Commission
Director General of Railroads
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ohio
Chicago
New York City
New England
Henry Ford
D. T. & I. Railroad
Infant Richard Elroy Russell Dies at Two Months
Richard Elroy Russell, infant son of Fred and Nellie Russell, was born May 19 1921 and died August 7 1921 at age 2 months 19 days. He is survived by parents three brothers Frederick aged 6 Robert aged 4 Helen aged 8 and Lewis Edward aged 15 months grandparents and many relatives and friends. The family recalls a short sweet life with a loved voice gone from the home creating a vacancy that cannot be filled.
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Richard Elroy Russell
Fred
Nellie Russell
Frederick
Robert
Helen
Lewis Edward
Davison May Face Immediate Operation
Four surgeons were to decide today if Henry P. Davison must undergo immediate surgery. The diagnosis followed a public statement from J. P. Morgan and Company where he is a partner, indicating the seriousness of his condition.
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Davison
New York
Henry P. Davison
J. P. Morgan and Company
Wife of Ziegfeld Follies Author Aims for Beauty Chorus
Mrs Gene Buck wife of the Ziegfeld Follies author sails for pleasure and is tipped for a prominent place in the beauty chorus. She recently starred in Jack o Lantern and wears a sleeveless gown during the daytime photo session.
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Gene Buck
Bom
Buck
Pteon Beauty Chorus
Carpenter quits work after illness heals with Tanlac
Lakemore Ohio carpenter L E Robenstein says six months of dizzy spells and health decline ended after starting Tanlac. He abandoned doctors and medicines, finished five bottles, and returned to work without missing a day, praising Tanlac as restoring his health. Tanlac is sold by local druggists.
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Tanlac
L. E. Robenstein
Lakemore
Ohio
Taniac
Ohio Club Women push state info bureau for federation efficiency
Miss Lida Hafford, director of general federation information, urges each state federation to establish an information bureau and appoint a state director. She notes the growing federation and the need to shift workload from national to state levels to maintain high information standards. Ohio could benefit from a local director to provide timely clippings programs and data.
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Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs
Geo. Elliott McCormick
Lida Hafford
General Federation
Maryland
Washington
Miss Hafford
Ohio
Evanston Main Street tale returns in murder case
Evanston residents amid indignation as Los Angeles police report a murder involving J Belton Kennedy and his fiancée Madalynne Obenchain. Ralph Obenchain’s wife, Arthur Burch, and a Northwestern professor are named in connection with Kennedy’s death. Evanston awaits the final chapters of the new Main Street saga.
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Carl Victor Little
United Press
Evanston, Ill
Main Street
Sinclair Lewis
Northwestern University
Lewis
Los Angeles
J. Belton Kennedy
Madalynne Obenchain
Arthur Courtney Burch
Obenchain
Kennedy
Evanston
Clothing Drive Urges Warm Garments for Near East Aid
The Athens Red Cross chapter asks county residents to donate warm ready to wear clothes for children and adults in Central and Eastern Europe. Donations must be in by September 1 to ship early in September for winter aid. Friends Service joins with Red Cross to supply ship loads to Europe.
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Central
Europe
American Red Cross Organization
Athens Red Cross
Near East
America
Friends Service
American Red Cross
Athens
Wheat harvest forecast shows 757 million bushels total
The crop estimate bureau projected August conditions yield a national wheat total of 757 million bushels. Spring wheat expected at 213 million and winter wheat at 544 million. This compares to a previous July 1 forecast of 809 million with 574 million winter and 235 million spring.
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Washington
Bureau
Crop Bureau
Picnic outing with several local families reported
A Murray report notes a large Sunday picnic at Zaleski with attendees from Murray Lancaster Cambridge and Linton. Participants include Mr and Mrs C A Murphy and children Margaret Cornelius Mary Elizabeth. Mr and Mrs J S Murphy Bryan and Mary Martha. Mr and Mrs James Dugan Charles Jimmie Joe. and others.
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Murray
C. A. Murphy
Margaret
Cornelius
Mary Elizabeth
Linton
Ind
Chas. Gordon
W. Gordon
Marie
Anna
Walter Gordon
J.S. Murphy
Bryan
Mary Martha
Lancaster
John McAllister
Cambridge
James Dugan
Charles
Jimmie
Joe
Lillian Murphy
Glouster Colored Boys Down Glouster 7 to 1
Carbon Hill notes a Saturday football game where the Glouster colored boys defeated the home team 7 to 1. Funeral services were held for the infant son of Mr and Mrs Orlando Sparks with interment at the local cemetery. Elsie Dalton returned home after an operation in Columbus. William Horn ill with typhoid fever and John Spence recovering from illness remain reported. John Johnson, Civil War veteran, is very ill. Tom Parry and Pete Evans spent Monday in Logan. The twin sons of Mr and Mrs John DeVol are gaining steadily.
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Glouster Colored Boys
Orlando Sparks
Elsie Dalton
Columbus
William Horn
John Spence
John Johnson
Tom Parry
Pete Evans
Logan
John DeVol
Youthful Watermelon Thieves Shot Near Rockland Farm
Three Belpre youths Sheridan Blackburn Alfred Gainer and George Atkinson were shot while pilfering watermelons from Raymond Prider's Rockland farm near Marietta. Blackburn received the main charge and is reported in serious condition while Gainer and Atkinson escaped with minor wounds.
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Marietta
Raymond Prider
Rockland
Sheridan Blackburn
Alfred Gainer
George Atkinson
Belpre
Blackburn
Funeral Attendees Reach From Pomeroy And Columbus
Out of town mourners attended the funeral of Richard Elroy Russell. Names include Mr. and Mrs. John Parfitt and daughters Ethel and Lillian of Pomeroy, Mrs. John Parfitt Jr and daughter Floride, Mrs. Frank Foley of Pomeroy, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tate and family of The Plains, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Parfitt of Pomeroy, and Mr. and Mrs. John Hunt of Columbus.
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Millfield
Richard Elroy Russell
John Parfitt
Ethel
Lillian
Pomeroy
John Parfitt Jr
Floride
Frank Foley
Charles Tate
the Plains
Ed Parfitt
John Hunt
Columbus
Brothers killed and injured by train near Westerville
George Rankey was killed and his brother Carl was fatally wounded when struck by a railroad train in Westerville Ohio today.
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Westerville, O
George Rankey
Carl
Elyria Woman's Civic Club Spotlighted for Civic Work
Elyria Woman's Civic Club organized in 1908 now has 230 members with departments active in city planning health nursing and child welfare. The club runs two libraries supports scholarship funds and promotes suffrage and citizenship studies while organizing an automobi le relief corps for Gates Hospital Crippled Children.
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Elyria
Elyria Club
the Gates Hospital
Woman's Civic Club of
Automobile Relief Corps
Gates Hospital
Elyria W.C. T. U
Civics Department
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Board of Health
Ohio Wesleyan University
Woman’s Civic Club
Memorial Hospital
Western Heights Settlement House
Central Park
Women Overdo This Here Aids For Nervous Prostration
The piece notes women from various walks of life overtax their strength, leading to nervous prostration sleeplessness backache headaches and other female ailments. It promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as an efficient restorative and standard remedy.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Legion Plans Booths At Athens County Fair And Fall Festival
At a Monday evening American Legion meeting in the Chamber of Commerce rooms a committee was formed to plan the Legion’s participation in the Athens County fair and the Fall Festival. Major Johnson Dr Bean and Francis Lavelle join the committee. A booth and features are planned with a big membership drive after the Festival, including a dance at the armory with tickets that may win a new automobile. Heber Gahm Clark Williams Dr Blaine Goldsberry Dan Taylor and Dale Jones were admitted as members.
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American Legion
Chamber of Commerce
Legion
Athens County
Major Johnson
Dr. Bean
Francis Lavelle
Armory
Heber Gahm
Clark Williams
Blaine Goldsberry
Dan Taylor
Dale Jones
Mount Hermon home coming highlighted by August event
Sharpsburg residents prepare for Mount Hermon church home coming on August 13 and 14 as community works on church grounds. Rains have left mud roads yet farmers report some yields, with oats and wheat noted as poor and a few fields producing under 20 bushels per acre.
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Sharpsburg R. D
Strode’s
Mount Hermon Church
Jos
Beard
Vinton
Nettie Dille
Frank Bardin
el Dickson
George A. Harris
Vena Cunningham
Glouster
Harry Glover
Charles Vernon
Melissa Brooks
Elton Douth
Herschel Carpenter
Selby Heights
Local Social Roundup Notes from a North Noble County Visit
Mr and Mrs T Strode spent Monday in Athens. Frank Barnhart of Dexter City hauled a large oil tank from Dexter City in Noble county to Joy, a four day journey. Elsie Dille and Eva Linscott spent Sunday with Lenore Strode.
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T. Strode
Athens
Frank Barnhart
Dexter City
Noble County
Elsie Dille
Eva Linscott
Lenore Strode
Village Social Notes Include Visitors And Newborns
New England Mrs James Burchfield of Canaanville spent time with her parents Mr and Mrs H J Davis. Athens visitors included Mr and Mrs Fred Starlin and son Ward. Pete Vandyke entertained at dinner with Mr and Mrs John Moore Stewart and Mr and Mrs Hugh Stephenson Canaanville. Herman Wyatt motored to Rockland with companions from Torch, a picnic followed on Blanner Hassett Island. The stork brought two visits to the village a son to Mr and Mrs James Phetteplace and a son to Mr and Mrs Amos Vandyke.
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James Burchfield
Canaanville
J. Davis
Fred Starlin
Ward
Athens
Pete Vandyke
John Moore
Stewart
Hugh Stephenson
Herman Wyatt
Rockland
Guy Secoy
Blannerhassett Island
Stork
James Phetteplace
Amos Vandyke
Local social visits list in Canaanville and Athens
Mrs. May Rhut of Canaanville spent Monday with Mrs. Pete Van dyke. Mr and Mrs William Stone were business visitors in Athens Monday afternoon.
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May Rhut
Canaanville
Pete Vandyke
William Stone
Athens
Class Party at the Russ Home
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Jacoby and Mr. and Mrs. C. EB. Russ entertained Class 3 of Union Sunday School at the Russ home Saturday evening. After the business meeting contests and games were enjoyed. Refreshments of banana splits cake and lemonade were served. The September meeting will be at Mr. and Mrs. Dolph Barker's.
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H. R. Jacoby
C. EB. Russ
Union
Florence Bingman
Mary Fultz
Margaret and
Garnet Hatch
Elma Barker
Blyss Driggs
Billy Gabriel
Brooks Russell
Emmett
Ralph Oxley
Dolph Barker
Amos Driggs
Six Russian Prisoners Reach Reval on Homeward Way
A message to Red Cross headquarters reported six prisoners released from Russia reached Reval on their path home.
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Paris
Red Cross
Russia
Reval
Hypnotic Claim Promotes Nuxated Iron For Nervous Kids
A medical advertising narrative presents a mother who cured her family’s nerves by correcting her own nerve drain. It promotes Nuxated Iron as a blood and nerve booster, claiming four million users and a money back guarantee if not satisfactory.
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