Bituminous Coal Stocks Nearly Normal After Winter Strike
Stocks of bituminous coal held by commercial buyers and retailers stood at 39 million tons on July 1, up 3.6 million from May 1 as production outpaced consumption. The July 1 level matched June 1, 1925, and the stock could sustain 34 days at May–June consumption rates. Lin ed reports show cargo bituminous coal dumped at Lake Erie ports totaled 75,907 tons for the week ended August 8, with season totals over last year by more than 2 million tons.
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Nelsonville
Federal Bureau of Mines
Lake Erie
Bettter
Old Timers Fall Before Barbers in Exhibition
Nelsonville Aug 17 John Reeds Old Timers were shut out by Ed dies Barbers sixteen to zero at the playgrounds. J Smith and Reili ford led the Old Timers while Gilbert Smith and Jenkins starred for the Barbers.
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Nelsonville
John Reed
Eddie
J. Smith
Reiliford
Gilbert Smith
Jenkins
Connett Church Homecoming Set at Nelsonville
Nelsonville August 17 The annual Connett church homecoming and reunion will be held Sunday September 5. A basket dinner will be enjoyed. Good speaking and music will feature the program.
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Nelsonville
Connett Church
Jood Speaking
Surprise Birthday Party at Jobs Held for Mrs Matheny
A surprise party gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs William Brooks in Jobs to honor the birthday of Mrs Jane Matheny. Guests included numerous Matheny relatives plus families from Murray City Mull Field Trimble Nelsonville and Dayton with ten great grand children attending. Ice cream cake and lemonade were served.
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William Brooks
Jobs
Jane Matheny
Joshua Matheny
Albert Matheny
James Garner
William Lantz
James
Ruth Hannahs
David
Margaret
Harvey
Gertrude Campbell
Lottie Jewitt
Florence Wooley
Brady Wooley
Shelton
Murray City
Amos Matheny
Mullfield
John Jewett
John Skinner
Pearl Jewett
Colman Matheny
Trimble
Earl Matheny
Nelsonville
Kings Heralds Welcome New Members at Dailey Home
The Kings Heralds were entertained at Dorothy Dailey's home on Friday evening with a good attendance. Two new members joined the society, and guests included Esther Laff of Columbus, Nelle and Agnes Dailey. Ice cream and cake were served after the program.
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Nelsonville
Kings Heralds
Dorothy Dailey
Esther Laff
Columbus
Nelle
Agnes Dailey
Local Twilight League Schedule Highlights Local clubs
Westerners and the Sugar Bowls clash for cellar position at the city grounds tonight. Wednesday features Athenas versus Central, followed by Eddie's Barbers against the Buckeyes on Thursday. Standings show Buckeyes 5 6? 1000 and Eddie's Barbers 5 9? 833 with other teams close in the race.
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Nelsonville
Westerners
Sugar Bowls
City Playgrounds
Athenas
Eddie's Barbers
Buckeyes
W. L. Pet. Buckeyes
Sry
Porooen Csiivskan
Ead
Cas
Cs Ca Kekkes Ss
Eee
Ken
Mer. Tow . Kosecu Ee
McLaughlins to Take California Vacation
Nelsonville Aug 17 Mr and Mrs L McLaughlin depart for California for a thirty days vacation with relatives. Mr McLaughlin is a veteran railroad man of the city who has taken only two brief vacations in forty six years of duty.
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Caliporntia
Nelsonville
L. McLaughlin
California
Hiey
McLaugh
Mrs Maud Smith Visits Columbus Kin Here
Mrs Maud Smith of Columbus spent the week end here with her parents Mr and Mrs B Han.
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Maud Smith
Columbus
Mra
D. B. Han
Child Thomas Cook Buried After Street Car Tragedy
The two and a half year old Thomas Cook, son of Mr and Mrs Harold Cook, died after a street car accident in Cleveland Friday. His funeral services were held at the Latter Day Saints church in Nel sonville, conducted by Rev Hanna, with burial at Greenlawn. The family also has a young daughter remaining.
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Nelsonville
Thomas Cook
Harold Cook
Cleveland
George Wallace
Chestnut Street
Church of the Latter Day Saints
Hanna
Shawnee
Greenlawn
Surprise Birthday for Mrs Stephenson by Relief Corps
Ladies of the Woman's Relief Corps gathered Monday evening at Mrs. John A. Stephenson’s home to honor her eighty fifth birthday. Friends shared refreshments, presented flowers, and enjoyed a delightful evening with attendees including Mrs. Mary Willis, Mrs. Mattie Weekley, Mrs. Gertrude Pensyle, Mrs. Dellance Masters, Mrs. Myrtle Brooks, Mrs. Alice L. Anderson, Mrs. Sophia Mann, Mrs. Florence Whitmore, Miss Phebe Clemens, and Mrs. Louise Weekley.
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Nelsonville
Woman's Relief Corps
John A. Stephenson
Stephenson
Mary Willis
Mattie Weekley
Gertrude Pensyle
Dellance- Masters
Myrtle Brooks
Alice L. Anderson
Sophia Mann
Florence Whitmore
Phebe Clemens
Louise Weekley
Mothers Club Meeti ng in Jacksonville
The regular monthly meeting of the Mothers club of Jacksonville will be held at the Methodist parsonage on Wednesday evening at 8:00 P M. An interesting program has been prepared. Refreshments will be served. All members and others interested are invited and urged to attend.
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Jacksonville
Mothers Club of
Largest orang-outang measured in historic notes
Report notes the largest orang-outang ever measured stood 4 feet 6 inches tall with a 42 inch chest and a arm span of 8 feet from fingertip to fingertip.
Traction Petition Granted by Judge Worstell
Abner Juniper and others win a motion in the Hocking Sunday Creek Traction suit as Judge L G Worstell grants the petition to have the receiver distribute funds and bonds. Defendants may appeal with a $1000 bond.
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Abner Juniper
Hocking Sunday Creek Traction Company
L. G. Worstell
Relatives Visit Jackson Day Trip with Springers
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Springer and Mrs. Jennie Bean drove from Columbus to Jacksonville on Sunday to spend the day with Mrs. Bean’s sisters Mrs. Mollie Lauser and Mrs. Ida South and other relatives. They returned Sunday evening.
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Jacksonville
Marion Springer
Jennie Bean
Columbus
Kellogg optimistic on U S entry to world court
Secretary of State Kellogg expressed confidence the United States will be admitted to the World Court despite stringent congressional conditions. He noted only four of forty eight nations have approved American entrance and suggested patience may yield final acceptance.
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Paul Smith
N. Y
Coolidge
League of Nations
Congress
Kellogg
White House
United States
Canada's farm wealth tops record at year end
Canada's gross agricultural wealth was estimated by the bureau of statistics at 7 832 912 000 for the last year, up from 7 508 257 000 the previous year, signaling continued growth in the sector.
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Canada
Bureau of Statistics
Favorable U.S. Trade Balance in July
Washington reports July exports at 369.9 million dollars and imports at 338.0 million, yielding a 38.09 million dollar trade surplus. For the first seven months of 1926 the cumulative exports reached 2.57629 billion while imports totaled 2.64986 billion, a technically unfavorable year so far.
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Washington
U.P
United States
Commerce Department
Ton-Tone System Tonic claims weight gain and pep boost
Advertisement touts John’s Ton Tone System Tonic as a guaranteed method to gain three to ten pounds, claiming it blends cod liver oil extract with iron and hypophosphites. It promises safe use for children, easy taste, and a money back guarantee via The Cline Pharmacy if not satisfied.
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John
Cline Pharmacy
Drug frenzied man arrested Monday to tell his story
A suspect linked to the Mellett case is taken into custody after a late night gathering at the justice of the peace. Maser, named in statements by informers, faces police charges tied to an ambush shooting of the editor amid a broader crime plot.
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Tors
Justice of the Peace
Cleveland
Justice Correll
Roach
Maser
Mellett
Steve Koscholk
Patrick McDermott
Koscholk
McDermott
Massillon
Canton
Nake
Woman files divorce petition in Jacksonville
Goldie Binderbasin of Jacksonville files for divorce from James Binderbasin a miner in Jacksonville alleging repeated fist blows and assaults since their June 4 marriage with no children born to the couple.
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Dvorce
Goldie Binderbasin
Jacksonville
James Binderbasin
Pilots to Wed High Above Broadway in Wedding
Dr. Harry C. McKown of the University of Pittsburgh will marry Miss Ruth I. Hord of Phillips High School Birmingham today. The ceremony occurs 4,000 feet above Broadway signaling a study of aeronautics applied to modern life.
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New York
Harry C. McKown
University of Pittsburgh
Ruth I. Hord
Phillips High School
Birmingham
Ala
Broadway
How to Reduce Swollen Veins with Emerald Oil
Many readers are told no remedy exists for swollen veins. Buy Moone's Emerald Oil two ounces and apply as directed at home to see improvement until veins return to normal. The product is widely sold, offers money back if dissatisfied, and is available at first class drug stores.
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Moone
Summer Colds and Malaria Remedies at Lash's Drug Store
The notice describes treating summer colds as malaria, praising quinine and Rey's Cold Tablets containing cinchonine with mild quinine properties. It notes a formula with Aconite Capsicum Ipecac and Vodophyllin for headless relief, plus Podoophyllin laxative to cleanse the system. The ad claims these products are best for winter or summer colds.
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Rey
Were Wedded at Floodwood Chauncey Aug 17
Hazel Holmes and Roy P Anderson of East Liverpool wed at the bride’s Floodwood home with Rev Morrel officiating. A three course wedding dinner followed. The couple plan to live in East Liverpool then winter in Fort Lauderdale Florida for Mr Anderson’s carpentry work. Guests listed include families from Floodwood Chauncey The Plains Athens Murray City and Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Dr. Holmes
Floodwood
Hazel
Roy P., Anderson
East Liverpool
Morrel
Anderson
A. H. Boggs
Marion
Doris
John
Florence Boggs
Athens
Oscar McGee
Marguerite
Oscar
Orland
Vera
Orris McGee
the Plains
Harry Bittner
Gerald
Ruth
Jean
Helen Bittner
Murray City
Ona Mae Sweeney
Reuben Lanning
Calvin Lanning
Dorothy Miller
Wanda
Guy Holmes
Ralph
Chauncey group visits Buckeye Lake then travels to Columbus
William Franz and several Chauncey residents Miss Anna Franz Miss Gaile Figgins Miss Grace Smith and Miss Anne Deinert spent Sunday at Buckeye Lake. They proceeded to Columbus where they joined Miss Smith on her return to the office training school. Miss Deinert is visiting Chauncey from Pittsburgh and staying with her cousin Miss Anna Franz.
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Chauncey
William Franz
Anna Franz
Gaile Figgins
Grace Smith
Anne Deinert
Buckevea Lake
Columbus
Miss Smith
Office Training School
Dennert
Pittsburgh
Junior C E Society to Hold Meeting at Chauncey Church
The Junior Christian Endeavor of Chauncey Christian Church will meet in the Sunday school room on Wednesday evening for a business and social session. New members will be received. James Nye serves as superintendent.
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Chauncey
Junior Christian Endeavor Society
Chauncey Christian Church
James Nye
Sayers Family Attends Saints Church Camp Meeting
Mr and Mrs CC Sayers and son Allen with Mrs Ella Tedrick returned from Springfield after attending the Saints church annual camp meeting held in the city with a large attendance.
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Chauncey
CC. Sayers
Allen
Ella Tedrick
Springfield
the Saints Church
Sunday Guests for Mrs Shingler of Chauncey
Mrs George Shingler invited Sunday guests to Chauncey including Mr and Mrs Charles Woodard and daughter Eleanor and Elsworth Shingler from Benwood Ohio for an over Sunday visit.
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Chauncey
George Shingler
Charles Woodard
Eleanor and
Elsworth Shingler
Benwood
Ohio
Social notes from Chauncey and surrounding towns
Miss Thelma Davis and Miss Nellie Eby host and guest in Chauncey while visitors travel through Glouster The Plains and Columbus. Dayton guests Theodore Kelsen Burg and son Theodore Jr stay with Fred Ross in May Avenue. Donnie Shingler returns from Parkersburg to Chauncey for the weekend.
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Thelma Davis
Ernest Smith
Plains
Theodore Kelsenburg
Theodore, Jr
Dayton
Fred Ross
May Avenue
Nellie Eby
Glouster
the Plains
Harold Thompson
Nelsonville
Chauncey Sunday
Charles FE. Headley
Frances
C. R. Howard
Birthday celebration at Millfield honors Mrs B S Book
Mr and Mrs Charles Vincent hosted a birthday dinner at their Millfield home for Mrs B S Book, mother of Mrs Vincent. Guests included Mr and Mrs B S Shook, Lola Mingus, Mr and Mrs Clyde Shook and children, Walter Gerald Everett and Harry, Elza Moody and son Dean, and Vance Vincent. Gifts were exchanged for the occasion.
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Charles Vincent
Millfield
Elza Moody
Dean
Vance
Shook
Miss Mingus
Domestic business predicted to top 100 billion in 1926
Chicago Aug 17 1926 Domestic business for 1926 is forecast to exceed 100 billion dollars. The Central division of the National Association of Credit Men published a report saying business conditions are sound and the credit system works, but it warns businessmen to guard against reckless credit use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U.P
Central Division
National Association of Credit Men
Special Grand Jury Probes Election Fraud in Chicago
A special grand jury met in Chicago on August 17 to investigate election fraud and gang influence. It is the fourth such inquiry since the murder of Deputy State's Attorney William A. McSwiggin five months ago. While no indictment has tied to the McSwiggin homicide, the probe into election fraud has produced sixty indictments.
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Chicago
Depw
William A. McGgin
MecSwiggin
Couneter
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Federal Bureau of Mines Issues Statistics
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Josephine Porter
Mary Goodspeed
Corwin Andrews
Ted Garrett
Alma Johnson
Bernice Johnson
Parkersburg
James R. Parker
Avalon Hick
Norfolk
William Hick
Mothers Club
Donahey
Vic Donahey
Myers Cooper
Cincinnati
Cooper
Raymond Cooper
I. M. Judy
America
Gerhard Folgero
Norway
Boston
Lief Erickson
Cape Ann
Coast Guard
Philadelphia
Rewig
Hobson
For Children
Gibson
Pharmacy
Prescription
Department Store
Chauncey, Ohio
Lash'’S Drug Store
Hazel Holmes
Roy P. Anderson
Buckeye Lake
Rexall Drug Store
the Cline Pharmacy Co
Uckoff
Oleliniecay
William Blackston
Josephine
Orbiston
G. BK. Courtney
Lottie Spielman
Marie Morgan
Donnie Shingler
W. Va
Macy
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