Nelsonville Surprise Party Honors George Wilds Birthday
A surprise party at Mr and Mrs Fred Wilds home celebrated George Wilds fourteenth birthday. Guests included Eva Green Thelma Kruger Linton Helen Wilds Norman Ian Linton Norman Hall Jack Grim Chester Hall Leonard Powell Ralph Bennett Leonard Bennett Charles McKee John Brown Harry Barber Harry Wilds Orland Wilds and George Wilds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wilds
George
Mr. George
Eva Green
Thelma Kruger
Linton
Helen Wilds
Norman Ian Linton
Norman Hall
Jack Grim
Chester Hall
Leonard Powell
Sisson Family Reunion Marks 17 Years in One Big Gathering
The Sisson family of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Sisson held a reunion on August 13 and 14, 1921, with 21 attendees including children Mrs. F X Rauch Athens Mrs. Ethel Sisson Aimes Dean Sisson Columbus Harry Sisson and Charles Jr of the city and Mrs. Ted Willsey Lancaster. The eight grandkids sang Mammie as the eight grandchildren performed. The Sisson orchestra comprised all family members with C H Sisson violinist Mrs. C. H. Sisson pianist Mrs. Blanche Sisson Rauch flute Mrs. Ethel Sisson Aimes cello Harry Sisson violin Dean Sisson cornet Mrs. Elizabeth Sisson Willsey saxophone Charles Sisson trap drummer. Mrs. Mary Sisson aged 83 attended and enjoyed the reunion. the family traveled to Athens for a dinner at the Rauch home and later spent Sunday at the Sisson home. The group performed many musical selections and vocal numbers led by Mrs. F X Rauch and Mrs. Elizabeth Willsey. Mr. Charles Poston and Mr. John Scott joined in. Mrs. Lockhard of Columbus visited Mrs. Electa Wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisson
C. H. Sisson
F. X. Rauch
Athens
Ethel Sisson Aimes
Dean Sisson
Columbus
Harry Sisson
Charles Jr
Ted Willsey
Lancaster
Mary Sisson
C H. Sisson
Blanche Sisson Rauch
Elizabeth Sisson Willsey
Charles Sisson
Elizabeth Willsey
Charles Poston
John Scott
Lockhard
Electa Wells
Nelsonville Lumber Co. Forms From Krieg & Co Deal
A major business transfer unites M. A. Krieg & Co. real estate and mill holdings with The Nelsonville Lumber Co. led by C. C. Sharp C. W. Backus and W. L. Hudson. Backus named manager. plan to expand plant handle lumber live cement plaster slate shingles builders hardware mine lumber and general mill work to meet community needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
M. A. Krieg & Co
Nelsonville Lumber Co
C. C. Sharp
C. W. Backus
W. L. Hudson
M. Krieg and Son
H. D
Logan
George Freer & Bro
M. A. Krieg
Backus
Returned Missionary Lena Russell Talks at Local Church
Lena Russell, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Russell formerly of the city now in Columbus, spoke at the Christian church yesterday morning. She told of her six years in India and her current assignment at Bina, highlighting the churchs two living link missionaries. The church supports Mrs BE A Johnston in Africa and Miss Russell through the United Missionary Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Russell
Robert Russell
Columbus
Christian Church
Miss Russell
India
Bina
BE. A. Johnston
Heart of Africa
United Missionary Society of Our Brotherhood
Local residents embark on round of visits and trips
Mrs P B Verity and Mrs Page Morris and Marion return from Ravenswood W Va guests of C S Tedrow. Ed Benson of Needles Cal arrives to visit sister Abbie and brother Frank. Mrs Benson to join later. Stalter family plus Vesper Shafer leave for Bay View Mich for a month. Frank Nelson family of Columbus guests here. Poston family return from boat trip to Pittsburgh aboard Senator Cordell. C E Welch Mable Barneecut and Joe depart for two weeks eastern motor trip. Paul Parks returns from Cincinnati after arm operation. Will Fleck family spend day in Columbus. A G Mechem Stanley Mechem and Billy depart for Willoughby Ohio for two weeks. John Saltz family depart for two weeks eastern trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. B. Verity
Page Morris
Marion
Ravenswood
W. Va
Tedrow
Ed Benson
Needles
Cal
Abbie Benson
Frank Benson
Benson
R. R. Stalter
Lucile
Bobby
Joe
Paul Parks
Cincinnati
Will Fleck
Ralonh
Louise
Columbus
A. G. Mechem
Stanley Mechem
Billy
Willoughby
John Saltz
Kathleen
Outdoor Club Enjoys Week-Long Outing at Crystal Springs
The Outdoor Club reports a week long outing at Crystal Springs with eight girls under chaperones Mrs Ailes Miss Bess Ailes Frances Bennett and Mrs Walter Mechem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Springs
Ailes
Bess Ailes
Frances Bennett
Walter Mechem
Former resident William G. Halbert dies in Danville
Telegram announced the death of William G. Halbert a former well known resident who married Rebecca Bennett His passing at his Danville home will grieve many of his friends
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Bennett
William G. Halbert
Danville
Ill
Halbert
Rebecca Bennett
Family Dinner Reunion at Home of Mr and Mrs Poston
A family reunion Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs W W Poston featured an elegant six o'clock dinner. Guests included Mr and Mrs Frank Poston and son Frank Jr Mr and Mrs W C Poston Miss Mabel Poston Charles Poston and Mrs Cattie Dean. Paul and Ralph Betts were visiting relatives in Moline Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Poston
Frank Poston
Frank Jr
W. C. Poston
Mabel Poston
Charles Poston
Cappie Dean
Paul
Ralph Betts
Moline
Ill
Regular meeting of Christian church Bible school class
The monthly meeting of Mrs. Frank Murphy's Bible school class met at Mrs. Goldie Kuhn's Grover street home. After the business session a social time followed with strawberry ice and cake. Present were Mrs. Frank Murphy, Mrs. Ed Knight, Leah Keplar, Hazel Patton, Maybelle Dalton, Mona Smith, Edith Patton, Aurilla Anderson, Hannah Thomas, Oliver Sibert, Goldie Kuhn and Mayme Coleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Murphy
Christian Church Bible School
Goldie Kuhn
Grover Street
Ed Knight
Leah Keplar
Hazel Patton Maybelle Dalton
Mona Smith
Edith Patton
Aurilla Anderson
Hannah Thomas
Oliver Sibert
Mayme Coleman
Professional Motorcycle Races Set for Labor Day Fair
A. D. Farrow and J. P. Starr promote a sanctioned event at the Hocking County Fair Grounds Logan on Labor Day September 5 with six hundred dollars in cash prizes. Entries are pouring in from across the country and a Harley Davidson motorcycle and side car will be given away. Aerial acts, band, slips and other amusements complete a full day program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Farrow
J. P. Starr
Southern Ohio Motorcycle Club
Hocking County Fair Grounds
Logan
Labor Day
Motorcycle & Allied Trades Association
America
Fair Grounds
Farrow
Lowell Chase
Albany
Ohio
Bremen
Charge filed in probate court against Alex Jasper
A probate court charges Alex Jasper with contributing to the delinquency of two girls. The girls will also be tried on delinquency charges Tuesday in probate court. James Bextida was fined five dollars plus costs for drunkenness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Jasper
Girs
James Bextida
Kelch Family Observes Lawrence Kelch Sr Birthday
On August 14 1921 Birtis day dinner marked the eighty second birthday of Mr Lawrence Kelch Sr Sunday his children and their families joined him Lawrence Kelch Jr Henry Kelch Mrs Hattie Daft Mrs Walter Morrison Mrs C O North and others attended the observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birti
Lawrence Kelch Sr
Lawrence Kelch Jr
Henry Kelch
Hattie Daft
Walter Morrison
Middleport Families Gather for Dinner and Gifts
Mrs. Richard Donley and Mrs. C A Brickles hosted a dinner and supper for about 40 guests from their families in Middleport. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Saul Harris Sr and Jr and their children and Mrs Beulah Scott. Mr Kelch is reported hale and hearty and received many gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Donley
C. A. Brickles
Middleport
Saul Harris Sr
Saul Harris Jr
Beulah Scott
Kelch
Mrs Rible and daughter return to Columbus after visit
Mrs. W. H. Rible and her daughter Emily have gone back to Columbus following a weeklong visit with Mrs. Rible’s sister Mrs. W. J. Sanders in this city.
Birthday dinner honors Jack Sanders fourteenth birthday
Mrs. W. J. Sanders hosted a noon Thursday birthday dinner for her son Jack celebrating his fourteenth birthday. Eight guests attended as a large red and white cake graced the table and an elegant chicken dinner was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Sanders
Jack
Family Guests Prolific In St Louis And Gloucester
Mrs. William Matheny of St Louis together with Mr and Mrs W A Pride of Gloucester are guests of Rev L G Matheny. The brief social item notes their visit and hospitality arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Matheny
St. Louis
W. A. Pride
Glouster
L. G. Matheny
Miss Hazel Bagley Hosts M F C Members On Poplar Street
M F C members gathered Thursday evening at Miss Hazel Bagley s home on Poplar street for a delightfully entertaining event. A late hour luncheon was served to Mesdames Austin Kontner Edward Katzenbach Joe Wright Richard Jones Dow Jones Harry Mathews Athens and Miss Clara Key Verna Hand Helen Largent Marie McCarty Ethel Bagley and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Bagley
Poplar Street
Austin Kontner
Edward Katzenbach
Joe Wright
Richard Jones
Dow Jones
Harry Mathews
Athens
Clara Key
Verna Hand
Helen Largent
Marie McCarty
Ethel Bagley
Buckeye Lake Visit Hosts Local Families
Mr and Mrs B W Lawson and son William returned from a week at Buckeye Lake. Guests included Mr and Mrs W H Armstrong and daughter Wilma and Miss Louise Webb of Columbus during the outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Lawson
William
Buckeye Lake
W. H. Armstrong
Wilma
Louise Webb
Columbus
Two Military Funerals Held Sunday Afternoon
Sunday afternoon at 1 o'clock two military funerals were held. Andrew Auflick with American Legion and Rev. Paul E. Kemper conducted the service at the Methodist church with soldiers and sailors in attendance. Burial was at Greenlawn. Later the Legion and Rev. Kemper held a second service for Douglas, world war hero, at the Pancake home near Myers Crossing before burial at Greenlawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senford Dugan Post
American Legion
Paul E. Kemper
Andrew Auflick
Methodist Church
Kemper
B. E. LeGever
Greenlawn
Geo. Pancake
Myers Crossing
Douglas
Mother Dead. Mrs Lea Hanna Stout Dies at 83
Mr. C. E. Weltzheimer received a telegram announcing the death of his mother Mrs. Lea Hanna Stout at her daughter Mrs. E. A. Frissell home. Mrs. Stout aged 83 resided with her daughter and leaves a daughter and a son. Funeral arrangements not announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Weltzheimer
Leahanna Stout
E. A. Frissell
Stout
Frissell
Mr. Weltzheimer
Red Cross Call for Warm Clothing for Near East Relief
Citizens urged to prepare usable adult and children's clothing. The Red Cross committee will collect items later this week for Near East relief, valuing warmth and serviceability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross Committee
Baptist Rites Held in Hocking River Baptism
Two persons were baptised by Rev. J. W. Blair of the M E church on Sunday afternoon in the Hocking river just above the Mulberry street bridge. A large concourse of people witnessed the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Blair
M. E. Church
Hocking River
Mulberry Street Bridge
Logan Residents Join Columbus Excursion Under Col Smith
Three Logan citizens Charles Breene Bert Stedem and Lawrence Harden joined a Central Ohio party for an excursion directed by Col T T Smith. The trip visits Montreal Lake Champlain Niagara Falls Boston New York and Norfolk and returns around September 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Columbus
Ohio
Col. T. T. Smith
Montreal
Lake Champlain
Niagara Falls
Boston
New York
Norfolk
Messrs
Charles Breene
Bert Stedem
Lawrence Harden
Elks Annual Hullabaloo Opens Despite Rain
Early Sunday a committee gathered for the Elks event near Remples Grove, one mile west of Logan. A light rain fell as organizer Old Jupe arrived and the crowd of over three hundred began the program. Attendees included Elks from Lancaster, Nelsonville, New Lexington, New Straitsville and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remples Grove
Logan
Lancaster
Nelsonville
New Lexington
New Straitsville
Annual affair serves chicken feast for many at event
The write up notes a well attended annual affair with chicken the main dish. Dozens were prepared to feed the hungry crowd and the evening ended as festivities wound down. An invitation was extended for Logan Elks to attend the New Lexington annual outing on September 18 with many planning to go.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Elks
New Lexington
Logan Briefs Local Visits Highlight Weekend Socials
Mr and Mrs Russel Howe and child left Saturday for an extended visit with relatives in Denver. Mr and Mrs Charles Filing of Pinckneyville Ill arrived in Logan for a visit, guests of Mr and Mrs W H Durant and others. Mrs Lettice Lewis of Nelsonville is in Logan for a weeks visit with Marshal James Thomas and family. Miss Ruth Heft returned home after a two week vacation at Lakeside. Mr and Mrs James Turner of Bremen were social callers. Mr and Mrs Phil Perry and daughter Betty Jane of Nelsonville were guests of Mr and Mrs John Bownes. Lawrence Willege left for Dayton after two weeks in Logan with his parents. Miss Faith James of Columbus spent weekend in Logan with Mrs Harry Bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Russel Howe
Child
Denver
Charles Filing
Pinckneyville
Ill
W. H. Durant
Lettice Lewis
Nelsonville
Marshal James Thomas
Ruth Heft
Lakeside
James Turner
Bremen
Phil Perry
Betty Jane
John Bownes
W. Hunter Street
Lawrence Willege
Dayton
Fred Willege
Faith James
Columbus
Harry Bell
Violation leads to arrest after Main Mulberrey crash
Columbus youth Starlin Cohagen was taken into custody by Marshal Thomas after a collision at Main and Mulberry streets. An affidavit charging reckless operation of a motor vehicle was filed. Cohagen pleaded guilty and paid $8.65.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starlin Cohagen
Columbus
Marshal Thomas
Main
Mulberrey Streets
Cohagen
Mulberry
Coohagen
Choir Entertained For Mrs Sumner Martin
Mrs Mary Taggart Blasius hosted the choir of the local Catholic church Friday with Rev Fr Nevin as guest. The evening featured cards and music and guests enjoyed light refreshments late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner Martin
Mary Taggart Blasius
Nevin
Presbyterian church declines Beckes call in local vote
By a 60 to 46 vote the congregation did not extend a call to Rev. C. F. Beckes of Columbus. Since Rev. Kerr’s illness resignation, Beckes had managed church interests. Many applicants remain, and a new call to fill the vacancy is expected soon. Rev. Wilcox of Athens served as moderator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
C. F. Beckes
Columbus
H. F. Kerr
Beckes
Wilcox
Athens
Married Here in Rockbridge Couple Weds in City
Mr. Jesse F. McGrady and Miss Altie M. Wharton of Rockbridge surprised friends by marrying in the city Saturday. Rev. Blair of the M E church officiated. The bride is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tuse Wharton and will live with her parents. The groom is a successful Hocking county teacher with years in public schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse F. McGrady
Altie M. Wharton
Rockbridge
Blair
M. E. Church
Tuse Wharton
Hocking County
Poston Defeats Home Team 11 to 0 In Series
Poston s ball team led by Theison pitched well and ran up an 11 to 0 victory over the home lineup. For five innings the game stayed close with Mullen tossing solidly for Logan and Canty catching. Poston fielding and outfield plays by Sparson and Watkins helped seal the win as visitors tacked on runs late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poston Poston
Theison
Mullen
Canty
Poston
Sparson
Logan and
Watkins
Defiance School Supt Accepts Reduced Contract
County School Superintendent Heater agreed to a new contract with the Defiance County school board reducing his salary by 600 to 3000 per year. He had urged teachers to hold wartime salary standards, but his own pay was cut from 3600 to 3000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defiance, O
Defiance County
Heater
De Valera Warned by Smuts Over Dominion Status
London reports Premier Smuts warned Eamon De Valera that Ireland will alienate world sympathy if it refuses full dominion status. The warning came amid ongoing debates on Ireland’s constitutional future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smuts
London
Eamon de Valera
South Africa
Ireland
Rome votes down 18500 bond to finish school house
Rome township school trustees again face a shortfall after voters rejected an 18500 special bond by 58 votes. Frank Lowther, clerk of elections, reports the funds would have completed the Stewart school building, which is only partially finished. This marks the second refusal to fund completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome Township
Frank Lowther
Board of Elections
Stewart
Akron Man Credits Tanlac In Bedridden Rainy Weather Relief
Isadore J. Brest of Akron Ohio credits Tanlac with ending two years of rheumatic and stomach trouble caused by damp weather. He says relief came after trying Tanlac, improving appetite, lifting pain, and restoring strength allowing him to work freely again. Tanlac is sold by leading druggists nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isadore J. Brest
Bell St
Akron
Ohio
Taniac
Surprise party honors Henry Exenkamper twenty first birthday
A Thursday evening party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Exenkamper in Jacksonville celebrated their son Henry’s twenty first birthday with refreshments served late. Attendees included J E Mandrel, Paul Burdess, Otto Brinkley, and many Exenkamper relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Exenkamper
Jacksonville
Henry
J. E. Mandrel
Paul Burdess
Otto Brinkley
Charlotte
Josephine, Hellena
Nettie Exenkamper
Mae Brinkley
Erma Thomas
Weather Woes Postpone Local Baseball Games
The Gloucester versus Sopen game was canceled due to wet grounds disappointing many fans. The weather forecast says Sunday baseball in the city will be affected as last Sunday’s game also was rained out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Sopen
Meeting to organize Glouster Chamber of Commerce
A 7 30 tonight meeting in American Legion rooms on the second floor of the Model Grocery building aims to complete Glouster’s chamber organization. Athens Chamber leaders C H Bryson F W Bush and T W Craig are expected to assist and urge public participation. Everyone interested in Glouster’s welfare should attend promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Glouster
American Legion
Model Grocery
C. H. Bryson
F. W. Bush
T. W. Craig
Athens Chamber of Commerce
Mrs Hannah Enlow Fractures Hip at Trimble Home
Mrs Hannah Enlow an 80 year old resident staying with Mr and Mrs S R Kittle at Trimble fractured her right hip after rising yesterday afternoon and attempting to walk. She has been in poor health with a trained nurse from Columbus assisting for five weeks. The injury leaves her in a serious condition given her age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Enlow
S. R. Kittle
Trimble
Columbus
Kittle
Dr George Franken Returns To Pleasant City
Dr George Franken came back to Pleasant City today after visiting his father William Franken and other relatives for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Franken
Pleasant City
Wm. Franken
Ath ens Couple Guests Of Mrs Ida Danford
Mr and Mrs J J Sisler of Athens were guests yesterday of Mrs Ida Danford the mother of Mrs Sisler in the country near Bishopville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Sisler
Athens
Stiff Family Spends Day at Buckeye Lake
J. B. Stiff and his two sons Seibert and Theodore joined Belford Cunningham and Harold Biddison for a day trip of travel and leisure at Buckeye Lake yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Stiff
Seibert and
Theodore
Belford Cunningham
Harold Biddison
Buckeye Lake
David Goldberg Returns to Cleveland After Visit
David Goldberg has returned to Cleveland after spending a few days in the city with his brother Adolph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Goldberg
Cleveland
Adolph
Mr and Mrs Tom Gibson Visit Athens Relatives
Mr and Mrs Tom Gibson of Athens were guests of relatives in the city over Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Gibson
Athens
Bert Lytel Stars In The Price Of Redemption At Ambrose
The adaptation from The Temple of Dawn presents Bert Lytel in a gripping film called The Price of Redemption. Critics hail it as one of the season’s best pictures with strong performances and high drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Lytel
Trimble Family Hosts Dinner Honoring Jacksonville Couple
Mr and Mrs John Jewitt of Trimble entertained Sunday for their daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs John Skinner of Jacksonville. Attendees included Mr and Mrs John Jewitt and family Mr and Mrs Pearl Jewitt and son Elza Mr George Jewitt Mrs Jane Matheny William Brooke and children Nellie and Raymond from Jobs Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jewitt
Trimble
John Skinner
Jacksonville
Pearl Jewitt
Elza
George Jewitt
Jane Matheny
William Brooke
Nellie and
Raymond
Jobs
Ohio
Dirt never fell from a diamond ring soak in Blue Devil
An old remark promotes using Blue Devil solution to clean a dirty ring. The note cites a date 6-15-16 and implies a home remedy without verification or safety guidance.
Deaths and Funerals Willis W. Pugh
Willis W. Pugh of Alexander township died at his home Sunday morning at 8:30. He was 70. Funeral services will be held at Bates church Tuesday at 1 30 P M. He is survived by a widow and ten children Wright Pugh Albany Fred Pugh Carroll Frank Pugh Lodi township Harry Pugh Alexander township Carl Pugh Ward Pugh Columbus Pearl Pugh Akron Celesta Finley Sayre Nellie Price Edna Faucher Columbus
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis W. Pugh
Alexander Township
Bates Church
Wright Pugh
Albany
Fred Pugh
Carroll
Frank Pugh
Lodi
Harry Pugh
Carl Pugh
Ward Pugh
Columbus
Pearl Pugh
Akron
Celesta Finley
Sayre
Nellie Price
Edna Faucher
Amesville Man Isaac Johnson Found Dead in Bed
Isaac BR Johnson a 64 year old resident and longtime trustee of Ames township was found dead in bed this morning at the old home place where he lived with his brother BP Johnson and wife. The cause of death and funeral time were not learned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amesville
Isaac BR. Johnson
Ames Township
BP. Co
Funeral at Duffee home for T W Duffee
Relatives and friends gathered Sunday afternoon at the home of T W Duffee to pay last respects. Prof Frederick Treadley of Ohio University led services at 2 o clock and praised Duffee's qualities while reading a memory paper. Hymns Lead Kindly Light and An Unclouded Day were performed by a quartet, and the burial followed at Hebbardsville Cemetery amid flowers and tokens of sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Duffee
Frederick Treadley
Ohio University
Mr. Duffee
University
Christian Church
Treadley
Duffee
Pearl Drake
Howard Bobo
Charles B. Cameron
Hebbardsville
Dull Trading on Chicago Board as Speculators Withdraw
On August 15 at Chicago, many panicky speculators pulled out, yielding a dull trading day. Professionals did little buying or selling amid fears over new legislation and farmer distrust of pit operations. Prices moved with mixed, irregular results across wheat corn and oats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Indian famine relief spending reached six million dollars last year
government records show that between six and seven million dollars were allocated for famine relief in India during the previous year. The funds supported food aid and emergency assistance for affected regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Man Without a Country Faces Deportation Case
John Grunzweig, once deported to Roumania as an alleged anarchist, returned to the United States only to be denied entry by multiple consuls. He later escaped a vessel near Gibraltar and reentered the U S illegally, now jailed in Canandaigua with a judge to decide a country for his status this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nawanda N. Y
John Grunzweig
Grunzweig
United States
Roumania
Irungweig
Grunaweig
Grungweig
Greece
Gibraltar
Rom
Atlantic
Hazel
Canandaigua
Three Women Seek Borough Auditor Post in Conshohocken
Three women campaign for the borough auditor seat of Conshohocken Pennsylvania, a position paying twenty five dollars a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conshohocken, Pa
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W. H. Rible
Emily
Clinton Webb
Rome
Isaac Johnson
Thilo Mian
Roumanian
Ph Public Square
Cash Shoe
Home Furnishing Co
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Athens County Fair
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