Appointment of Pritchard and Roby as production engineers
Columbus Ohio August 19 James H Pritchard of the Southern Ohio Coal Exchange Out look Building named production engineer under the Federal fuel administrator J J Roby of Cleveland to head the eastern Ohio field A committee will be appointed at each mine to speed up production Operators say miners lay off too often and have promised six full days a week and full time work Names of nonperforming workers will be posted weekly as directed from Washington
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Columbus
James H. Pritchard
Southern Ohio Coal Exchange
Outlook Building
Federal Fuel Administrator
Ohio
J. J. Roby
Cleveland
Washington
Ford thanks Athens voters and congratulates Hoisington
George W. Ford thanks Athens county voters for their support and congratulates Mr. Hoisington. He remains grateful to supporters despite not winning and references a poem about resilience to express his sentiment.
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Athens County
Hoisington
Bassett People Host Family and Visitors Amid Church Event
Bassett residents hosted relatives from Mechanicsburg and neighbors for a weeklong visit at Arthur Adair’s home. Athens and Albany visitors were guests at Lash and Moore households. A Bas sett church sermon and an August 25 service were announced, with Rev A H Lash of Lowell guesting and sixty attendees enjoying music and refreshments.
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F. J. Hooper and Sons
Orland
Leo
B. A. Hooper
Mechanicsburg
Hebron
Arthur Adair
Faye Lash
Athens
J. C. Lash
Helen McVey
Albany
Elmer Parker
C. S. Moore
Antti Hoisko faces hearing after saloon clash in Redtown
In Glouster area news Antti Hoisko a Finlander was shot in the left leg by deputy marshal W Caldwell while interfering during arrests at Henry Hawias saloon Redtown. Hoisko held on $500 bond for a preliminary Jacksonville hearing amid alcohol fueled turmoil. He claims little memory of the events due to drunkenness.
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Antti Hoisko
Caldwell
Jacksonville
Antti
Henry Hawias
Redtown
W. Caldwell
von Scheele
Massachusetts
Onions Displayed. Local Boy Injures Foot in Bicycle Crash
Marshall Summers from Derthick shows twelve onions weighing 11 pounds at the Athens fair display. Alabam, a young boxing figure, injures a foot after a bicycle crash near Spring street. Ed Smith of Jacksonville fractures his left arm when thrown from a horse near Jacksonville. a city doctor reduced the break after the horse shied at a passing car.
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Marshall Summers
Derthick
Summers
Athens
Alabam
Thomas Wyatt
Spring Street
Palmer Schol
Ed Smith
Jacksonville
Stedmans Host August 15 For Irene Dupler Guests
Mr and Mrs N W Stedman entertained at 2676 Summitt Street Columbus on Thursday evening August 15 1918 in honor of their guests Mrs Irene Dupler and her son R DeWitt.
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Grand Rapids Michigan
Glouster
Ohio
J. Jr. Mason
Wm. Wheeler
Highland Street
D. C. Thomas
King Ave
Irene Dupler
R. DeWitt
Grand Rapids
Michigan
H. H. Shaw
Harry Jr
Robert
Blenhean Road
Opera House
Woman and the Web
Robert Warwick
N. W. Stedman
Summitt St
Columbus
Infant Son of Everett Buried at McDougall
The twenty one day old infant son of Mr and Mrs Henry Everett of Peach Ridge was buried Saturday morning at nine o clock after funeral services held at the home.
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Henry Everett
Peach Ridge
McDougall
Leading Twirler of Service Teams Shines in East
Jack Ryan, longtime ace pitcher for the San Francisco Seals, now stars as the top hurler in a service teams league on the east coast. He serves as chief machinist's mate at the naval training station while continuing to pace the mound.
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Jack Ryan
Pacific Coast
San Francisco Seals
Ryan
Naval Training Station
Public Forum on Dr Ellis Parochial Schools and Morality
The article argues against Dr Ellis's claim that private and parochial schools are unnecessary. It asserts parochial schools teach essential morality and religion for free government, citing Catholic and Lutheran supports and noting many graduates serve in the military. It emphasizes education for life over living and opposition to State shaping education.
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the Messenger
Navy
Army
Stars and Stripes
Dr. Ellis
Gov
Tenets of tyranny and the company one keeps
The text argues that oppressive governments target religious and parochial schools at the outset, and that a person’s character can be inferred from the company they keep and the enemies they choose, though no inference is intended.
Record of American Machine Gun Production in War Effort
Washington reports that by August 10 the U S War Department has produced and accepted 108 973 machine guns for army use including 30 226 Browning type. In the week ending August 10 gun production totaled 6 228 for this period.
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Washington
United States
War Department
Ordnance Department
Troops Get Fresh Pork as Beef Substitute
The War Department announced that U S troops in cantonments will receive fresh pork two days out of ten as a temporary substitute for beef. The change comes as pork supplies are plentiful while beef stocks are low and prices high.
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Washington
United States
War Department
Red Cross call for large wartime dressings class sessions
The Red Cross requests many workers for surgical dressings with classes Tuesday morning afternoon and evening and Friday from 9 to 11 am and 2 to 4 pm. Instructors are available for novices. Knitting quotas rise and yarn must be finished. Return remnants and yarn scraps. Socks must be 10.5 inches when finished. Do not submit unfinished socks. Return loaned needles and unused feedies.
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Red Cross Rooms
Red Cross
Lubricant Carbon Remover Promises Engine Boost
An advertisement offers Lubricant Carbon Remover to fix power loss, knocking, and overheating by pouring two to four tablespoonfuls into each spark plug hole. It claims spark plugs clean and motor gains in power and mileage, with a $1 prepaid price and Burt Co advertising agents in Trenton New Jersey.
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Burt Co
Trenton
N. J
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