Local Social Notes Highlight Regional Getaways and Visits
Mrs Charles Breinig and daughter Virginia return from a multi city visit to Cincinnati Dayton Springfield and St Paris. Families travel to Buckeye Lake and Clarington for outings and reunions with kin. Shouhee Arpee leaves for New York City to study with Percy Grainger before joining Ohio University faculty.
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Charles Breinig
Ary Virginia
Cincinni
Dayton
Springfield
St. Paris
Shouhee T. Arpee
New York City
Percy Grainger
Ohio University
Trail party travels by motor with Canaan companion
The field was accompanied by Herb Dowler of Canaan on the trip, a detail noted as the travel companion along the motor journey.
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Field
Herb Dowler
Canaan
Community Meeting At Jackville School House
A community meeting will be held at the Jackville School House Friday evening at 7 30 p m. Several speakers will discuss topics of special interest to rural residents and those in agricultural work.
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Jackville
Army recruiting drive to visit Pomeroy and Middleport
Recruiting officer Faschnat from the local army office will visit Pomeroy on August 14 and Middleport on August 15 to secure recruits for various branches of the U S Army.
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Faschnat
Pomeroy
Middleport
Uncle’s Army
Fourth biennial John Henry family reunion at Amesville
The John Henry family held its fourth biennial reunion August 7 near Amesville at the Goddard home. About 200 members attended the cafeteria style dinner followed by a program listing oaths, biographies, readings, and a salute to descendants who served in recent wars.
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Amesville
John Henry
W. R. Goddard
Chas. Henry
America
Chapin
H. H. Henry
Herbert Glazier
Goddard
Stele Goddard
Charles D. Henry
Clyde Howard
Rainbow Division
Clarence Howard
Chemical Warfare
Fred Martin
Aviation
William Cox
Infantry
Haven A. Henry
Marine Aviation
Ray Henry
Regular Army
Charles Alden
Heavy Artillery Mobile Ordance Dept
C. R. Alden
Navy
Brainard Morris
Engineers
Clyde O. Gibson
Canadian Forestry Corps
Dana Owen
Frank Adair
Medical Reserve Corps
Raymond Adair
Machine Gun
Loring Coe
Artillery Department
Arthur Glazier
Artillery Dept
Wilbur Stewart
Signal Corps Seargent Herald
Z. L. Henry
Army
Arizona
Austin Owen
State of Washington
John M Hammond
Edwin Curtis
Marion B. Henry
Fred Morrow
Army of Occupation
Lyle Morrow
Raymond Smith
Edward Grosvenor
Harry 4G. Henry
Field Artillery
John Goddard
Ordnance Dept
Dewey M. Goddard
Camp Grant
Arthur Antle
Chas. Orr
Base Hospital
Paris
Robert Burch
Treviso
Italy
Charles Henry
J. L. Henry
Ruth
John
H. Dow Henry
Lucile
Doris
Arthur Hickman
Perla
Florence
D. H. Edwards
Mary
Harold
H. A. Matheny
W. H. McClain
J. A. Marquis
Grace Saree
D. EB. Marquis
Jane
Unnera
Henry
Extensive guest list from multiple Ohio and nearby states
A long roster of visitors and relations attends a gathering with families headed by Frances and Robert F. Clark of Athens and many others from Ohio Indiana West Virginia and California. The list includes Henrys Knights Aldens Glaziers Coes and Dyar families among many relatives and friends.
Old Fault Finder Promoted Digestive Health
An irritable disposition is linked to indigestion. A man with good digestion is typically good natured. For indigestion or constipation, Chamberlain's Tablets are recommended to strengthen the stomach and promote natural bowels gently.
Hitchcock Threat Spurs Fast Track of Treaty Through Committee
Senator Hitchcock warned that the peace treaty would be fast tracked if the foreign relations committee does not report it soon. The panel met in a stormy session and announced it will begin considering proposed amendments tomorrow.
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Washington
Hitchcock
Foreign Relations Committee
Senators Seek White House Talk on Peace Treaty
Democratic members of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee press for a White House conference with President Wilson to obtain more details on the peace treaty. They fault the delegation’s disclosures while noting the US urged Article Ten and Germany’s war debt be framed to ease recovery.
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L. C. Martin
United Press
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
White House
Wilson
Lansing
Britain
France
Italy
United States
Germany
Cincinnati Eggs and Toledo Grain Market Prices
Today markets report eggs in Cincinnati with higher prices for fresh gathered eggs and various grades. Toledo grain prices show corn at 2.10 a bushel for No. 2 yellow, oats at 0.82 to 0.83, barley at 1.44, rye at 1.59, plus seed and forage futures for clover, alsike, timothy with multiple contract months.
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Toledo CO
Alsike
Timothy New
Liberty bond quotations report from New York
Liberty bond quotations list several maturities with prices in New York on August 18. First 4s, second 4s, third 4s and fourth 4s values appear alongside 4144 and 414 varieties, plus Victory bonds and a 4 3 3 4 percentage yield note.
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New York
Liberty
Victory
Pittsburg Livestock Market Report
Cattle receipts light and markets strong with prime and choice grades at 14.75 to 16.00, common 11.50 to 12.50, veal calves 21.00 to 22.00. Sheep and lambs show light receipts and firm values with prime wethers 10.50 to 11.00 and good 9.50 to 10.00. Hogs light and active with prime heavy 23.50 to 23.75, mediums 24.00 to 25.00, light workers 23.00 to 23.25, pigs 22.50 to 22.75, roughs 19.00 to 20.25.
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Pittsburg
Chicago Produce Market Butter Prices Report
Butter quotes at the Chicago market show Creamery 52 cents, Standards 61 cents, Firsts 49 to 51 percent, Seconds 47 to 48 cents with 5214c listing.
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Chicago
Cincinnati cattle market and livestock quotes
Cattle receipts 1,400 in Cincinnati market steady with 50 cent drop. steer shippers quoted at 11.50 to 15.50. Calves up 50 cents to 20.25 20.50. Hogs receipts 4,000. Market steady. good to choice packers and butchers 22.75. Sheep receipts 7,600. market strong with good to choice 9.00 to 10.00. Lambs steady to lower. good to choice 18.25 to 18.50.
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Cincinnati
Supplies Sent to Siberia from United States Support Russia Aid
Washington reports supplies are sent to Siberia with most food moving through the American Red Cross. Ships loaded at San Francisco for Vladivostok are believed to involve aid from Admiral Kolchak forces as part of U S efforts. Cooperative Russian societies have recently bought several million dollars worth of war department supplies.
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Siberia
Washington
State Department
San Francisco
Vladivstock
Admiral Kolchak
American Red Cross
Russia
Co-Operative Russian Societies
War Department
Mexican bandit hunt advances in Tampico region
An official Mexican dispatch reports federal troops under Col. Jose Castillo pursuing and routing bandits who raided the American ranch El Chocey on the Tampico river. Two hundred cattle and ninety horses stolen from Americans are recovered and to be returned to owners.
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Mexico
Galveston
Tex
Tampico
Vera Cruz
Meade Fierro
Col
Jose Castillo
el Chocey
Tampico River
Reds Win Continued Rain Soaks New York Home Finale
In a foggy seventh through ninth inning, Cincinnati pitchers Zimmer man, Dubue and others held New York scoreless as Rousch and Daubert produced hits. Chase hit a timely triple for New York but only one run crossed the plate. Rain began during the bottom of the ninth in New York.
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Cincinnati
Snyder
Rath
Doyle
Daubert
Zimmerman
Groh
New York
Magee
McCarty
Nehf
Neale
Burns
Kopf
Young
Dubue
Rousch
Boyle
Kauff
Fletcher
Chase
Rariden
Reuther
Grob
Gonzales
Rainden
Score by innings for Reds and Giants in first game
The score by innings shows Cincinnati with a fourth inning surge and New York countering with hits. Batteries were Reuther Rariden Nehf Dubuc and Snyder with umpires Glenn and Emslie.
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Cincinnati
New York
Reuther
Rariden
Nehf
Dubuc
Snyder
Glenn and
Emslie
Cincinnati New York Second Game Lineup Report
Cincinnati and New York held second game lineups with players Cincinnati Salee Wingo and New York Douglas Gonzales. Amps reversed. Attendance reported as 36 000.
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Cincinnati-c
New York
Cincinnati
Salee
Wingo
Douglas
Gonzales
Batteries-Vaughn and Killifer Pfeffer and M Wheat
Umpires O Day and Quigley oversee a compact matchup noted for batteries Vaughn Killifer Pfeffer and Wheat as Chicago faces Brooklyn in a brief scene recorded by the paper.
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Chicago
Brooklyn
Vaughn and
Killifer
Pfeffer
M. Wheat
O'Day
Quigley
Cashier Ousted as Bank Shortage Investigated
In Lorain Ohio directors of City Bank Company demanded the resignation of Walter A. Davies amid a $100,000 shortage tied to the disappearance of assistant cashier W. W. Treble. Bank business was normal today as authorities continue to search for Treble.
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Lorain, O
City Bank Company
Walter A. Davies
Davies
W. W. Treble
Treble
In Memoriam Henrietta Louisa Swartz of Athens County
Memorial notice for Henrietta Louisa Swartz born March 4 1855 in Athens County Ohio and died August 8 1919. Survived by Israel Swartz husband two daughters William McAfee Mrs Bolen two sons Virgil Melzer fourteen grandchildren one sister two brothers. Include church and Red Cross service, and a family card of thanks with prayers and Bible verse.
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Henrietta Louisa Swartz
George
Matilda Stanley
Athens County
Ohio
Israel Swartz
William McAfee
Bolen
Virgil
Melzer
Ohio River stages rise and fall at key locations
Ohio river stages report rising at Point Bridge and Herr's Island with Point Pleasant and Parkersburg also moving upward. Davis Island remains steady while Beaver Dam holds at eight feet and Point Pleasant shows a fall.
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Pittsburgh
Point Bridge
Herr’s Island
Davis Island
Beaver Dam
Parkersburg
Point Pleasant
Belgians rally as strike threat looms after labor congress
A Belgian labor congress announces a general strike call for midnight Sunday if the government does not respond to labor's final appeal. The move reflects mounting tension between workers and authorities in Brussels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Labor Congress
Belgium
Brantford Acting Mayor Resigns Over Burlesque Show Permit
Acting Mayor Ryerson of Brantford resigns after a burlesque camp was allowed in front of a prominent church, sparking controversy in the Ontario city. The incident centers on local governance and church-affiliated tensions stemming from permit decisions.
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Brantford
Ontario
Ryerson
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