Local society notes report visits and trips in Portsmouth
Supt. C B Stailey is a Thursday business visitor in Portsmouth. Miss Daryl Dent goes to Columbus for a seven weeks visit. The Pythian Sisters meet Friday at 7 30 p m for initiation. Miss Ruth Davis visits Miss Bertha Higgins in Albany. Mr and Mrs Join Kale hosted Mrs Heppy Danny of Albany. The Woman's Relief Corps meets Friday at 7 30 p m in Red Men's Hall as Mrs Corns returns to Ironton after Athens visit. Miss Dorothy Dailey stays in Albany with grandmother Adeline Dailey. Grace Creamer returns from two weeks in Marietta and Lowell. Miss dred Black of Columbus visits sister Mrs Charles Breinig at 17 Calyk street for two weeks. Blanche Light leaves for Napoleon for two weeks with sister Mrs J H Lowry. Susan Putman heads to Denver for three weeks to visit Harriet Putnam. Mr and Mrs James Ginnan and Mr and Mrs C W Gross motor to Chillicothe for a week or ten days at Sulphur Lick Springs. Edward C Schlosa returns from a ten days motor trip to Washington and Georgia. Charles E Cameron motoring to Indianapolis with son Arthur. Arthur joins them on return. Theodoria Lawhead goes to Columbus to visit sister Mary Frances Lawhead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. BH. Stailey
Portsmouth
Daryl Dent
Clumbus
Notable illness and visits among Athens residents
The column notes several convalescences and hospital recoveries including Mrs D E Chadwell and the Misers Melba and Kathleen Harwick at St Aloysius Academy where Kathleen plans to enter school in September. It reports Carl Ramsey recovering from appendicitis in Columbus, and lists visits of families such as the Dempsey and Draper clans from Wichita to Athens, along with Coach A B Mackie resuming duties at Athens High School.
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D. E. Chadwell
Melba
Kathleen Harwick
St. Aloysius Academy
New Lexington
Kathleen
Columbus
Carl Ramsey
Arrey Ramsey
Lumbus
A. B. Mackie
Athens
Athens High School
Mackie
Ruth Law
E. W. Law
Chauncey
Millfield and Athens ready for Saturday baseball clash
Millfield and Athens meet on the Millfield diamond Saturday at 2 15 p m with shattery King and Finsterwald for Athens and Harich and Whitlater for Millfield. They previously played in Athens where Millfield won. Athens seeks to even the series. Also notes residents traveling and election canvassing plus paving bids due Saturday noon. council to meet Monday if bids arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millfield
Athens
King and
Finsterwald
Millfield Harich
Whitlateh
Plucky Youths In Dayton Politically Styled Summer
The text notes a lively summer at Trailsend near Dayton Ohio with many visitors on political missions. It mentions James M Cox Jr as a healthy, content young man connected to the Democratic presidential nominee family. The setting is a prominent home hosting notable political figures during the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itement
James M. Cox, Jran
Trailsend
Ayton, O
Ore
Wool Market Puzzles Farmers Amid Export News
Farmers who store wool amid low prices face a puzzling situation sparked by a recent eastern report. A Boston ship West Isleta brings wool machinery 1700 tons of rags 525 bales of rags and cuttings and dolls from Germany. Ohio and nationwide storages exceed four times, with 2,000,000 pounds in Ohio alone and more at home, while clothing prices remain detached from wool costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
West Isleta
Germany
Hualand
United States
Enus
Oho Wool Growers’ Association
Ohio
Columbus
Europe
Friendship Circle Meeting At Methodist Church Tonight
A regular meeting of the Friendship Circle will be held at the Methodist church this evening with a cordial invitation to all. Also noted are local visits and family news including Mrs Lalla Dunnett and Elyria visitors, plus a report that Hocking Power Company raised village rates doubling the original contract cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Hocking Power Company
Glouste
Board of Public Affairs
Soviet envoy reports Polish armistice delegates moved to Minsk
M Khmeneff, Soviet representative in London, received a Moscow wireless at 10 A M stating Bolsheviks found Polish armistice delegates hiding in a village between Warsaw and Minsk last night and sent them to Minsk. The Polish delegates allegedly remained near the front lines awaiting Warsaw's order to move at about 80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
M. Khmeneff
Moscow
Warsaw
Minsk
Heart and Blame Problems in a Love Triangle
A 21 year old girl writes about a three year relationship with a 23 year old man. He has kept involved with a prior girlfriend, visiting her three times recently, while she insists she will not accept such visits. She fears losing him but is faithful and firm in her refusals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Thompson
Dear Miss Thompson Advice on Young Love Dilemma
A reader asks how to handle a boy’s shifting attention between her and another girl. Mrs. Thompson advises to either accept a platonic role or end the pursuit, and to avoid jealousy. Another letter urges steadfast refusal to a persistent suitor, while Hope seeks guidance about an old flame, family interference, and lingering hurt. Mrs. Thompson urges the 17 year old to not take the past too seriously and to reconsider.
King Postpones Scotland Visit
The King has postponed his planned Scottish visit due to the seriousness of the Russian situation. The postponement was announced as Premier Lloyd George and the King conferred last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Scotland
Pall Mall
Lloyd George
Harding May Take Stump in Minnesota Campaign
Senator Harding plans a major campaign speech at the Minnesota state fair in Minneapolis during the first week of September to address agricultural issues Meanwhile national aides discuss arranging a larger push with Hays and Daugherty for stumping beyond Marion Johnson and Borah to appeal to labor and progressive voters as part of the push for the Republican ticket in key states
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Marion
Harding
Minnesota
Benatar
Cox
George T. Harding, Jr
Worthington
Columbus
Will H. Hays
Harry M. Daugherty
Chicago
Hays
Front Porch
Daugherty
National Committee
Des Moines
Hiram Johnson
Borah
Pacific Coast
Middle West
America
Europe
McGraw Questioned Over Actor Injury Incident
New York August 12 John McGraw expected to be questioned by Assistant District Attorney Marro regarding serious injuries to J C Slavin actor who was with the Giants manager Slavin remains in serious condition with unclear accounts of the events Police reported twelve liquor cases seized at the Lambs Club doorway where McGraw allegedly fought another actor early Sunday morning
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John McGraw
Marro
J. C. Slavin
Giants
Slavin
Lambs Club
McGraw
Police One
Mannix Plans Defiant Ireland Visit From London
Archbishop Mannix told United Press he will visit Ireland in defiance of the British government. He refused to reveal departure details or how he will evade Scotland Yard while staying at Nazareth House, saying he will go to Ireland and preserve freedom of action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mannix
United Press
Ireland
Scotland Yard
Nazareth House
Irney
O Neil Predicts Victory in Senate Nomination Race
Akron Municipal Judge A F O Neily, Democratic rival of W A Julian, stated he could win the Senate nomination pending rural votes. He claimed Julian’s lead would shrink as precinct returns arrived and said he might delay final results if necessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
A. F. O’neily
W. A. Julian
Cincinnati
United States Senate
Julian
O'Neil
Ate
Einateet
Wanamaker backs Willis in bid for Senate
Aug 12 Columbus Judge R M Wanamaker, loser in the Republican Senate nomination fight, issues a statement pledging undivided support to former Gov Willis. He says public office is a service, not a personal gain, and he bears no malice while urging Willis to carry forward his record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
R. M. Wanamaker
United States
Willis
Wana
Moe
Willie
Ruth Will Get In Game Today
Cleveland reports Babe Ruth likely to play this afternoon after a toe wrench. Castle club physician says X-ray shows no injury, no swelling, and no torn ligaments. Ruth wore an elastic kneepad if he plays, with cooling lotions keeping the toe ready for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Babe Ruth
New York Yankees
Babe
Ruth
Rebel Sipan leaders form new lower house party
A fragmented text mentions men of rebel Sipan, the Joes Oku colony, and Masove y mecoker as leaders of the 2 Seiyukal party. The passage suggests an emerging political group linked to regional factions and the lower house, but details are sparse.
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Sipan
Nence
Joes Oku
Colo
Masove Y Mecoker
2 Seiyukal ‘Party
Jacksonville approves 3-mill levy for schools
Jacksonville voters on August 12 approved a three-mill levy by an 87 to 0 vote, securing a firm financial basis for the public schools for the coming year starting September 7. The levy funds one anticipated vacancy among elementary teachers and lists staff changes including Mrs Dells Ghirkey and several named teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Dells Ghirkey
Dre
Merle Hey
A Luther
A Luther, He Wor Linecott, Glancy, Helen Meley, Ruth Kibben
Jennie. Martin
Yom M
Ce Wailipnea
Cox Travelsin Special Pullman Train to Camp Perry
Ohio news brief notes Cox travels in a special Pullman leaving Columbus to attend Camp Perry for the first stump speech of his campaign. The item mentions the Hocking Valley railway line and notes the departure from Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Camp Perry
Ohio
Petes Country
Hocking Valley
Albany Grange Plans Saturday Evening Crepe Event
Albany Grange of Albany announces a Saturday evening crepe event on August 12 with planned closings and details to be announced. Members invite community members to attend and support the local grubstand fundraiser during the evening activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany Grange
Albany
Albany Crepe
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Join Kale
Heppy Danny
Woman’s Relief Corps
Red Men’s Hall
Dorothy Dailey
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Misa_Grace Creamer
Marietta
Lowell
Dred Black of
Charles Breinig
Calyk Street
Blanche Light
Napoleon
J. H. Lowry
Susan Putman
Denver
Colorado
Harriet Putnam
James Ginnan
C. W. Gross
Chillicothe
Sulphur Lick—Springs
Edward C. Schlosa
Washington and
Gerorg
Charles E. Cameron
Indianapolis
Ind
Arthur
Theodoria Lawhead
Mary Frances Lawhead
Ernest
Mary Pickford
Charlie Chaplin
Altho
Dubbel Bilt
The
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Epcentieita Ina S Hospital
P. B. Lawrence
Mabel Brown
Atlantic City
Miss Brown
H. d. Mirick
Bertha Brown
Thomas ¥. Dempsey
D. R. Draper
Little Son
Wichita
Kan
Dempsey
Mary Kelley
Second Street
H. F. Rose
William Silvas
Mary Allen
Norwalk
Iowa
J. R. Harvey
Silvus
E. F. Black
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Congress Street
Emma Mallernee
John D. Wrenne
Martha Devis
Nashville
Tenn
Mallernee
John L. Mallernee
Henry Hoyt
Mallerneesy
Spo
Morris
Glouster
Fred Hawk
A. McDonald
Magnetic Springs
Delaware
Ira Andrews
Board of Elections
Mary Powell
James M. Cox, Jr
Poland
DE Esha
Mr. Ang
Thomes Johncoh
Malcolm Waldie
Athenowad
Lalla Dunnett
E. P. Linscott
Norma Jern
Elyria
Calvar
Arza Ball
UNO Aging
Lafone Pethink
Mrs. Thompsons
Anther
Hope
McRaw
Wanamaker
Oku
Kasuya
England
the Queen of
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Hanelagh
Cox Travelsin
Council of Defense
the Cline Pharmacy CO
Lash
R. L. Dollings Co
Wm. G. Bonham
Prost
Wren
Everythingyat King Quality
Arthur McPherson
Wisconsin
the Fulton Grocery CO
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