Nelsonville Classifieds Closing Out Phonograph Sale
Nelsonville ad advertises a closing out sale at Sauter's Phonograph Studio near the depot offering phonographs at less than cost with several models left. Also listed are items for sale including a single bed and mattress and springs, two gas stoves and a lawn mower from Mrs. H A Hall with Bell phone 763.
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Sauter
Phonograph Studio
Depot
Nelsonville
H. A. Hall
Bell
Schrader Family Guests Visit Columbus
Alfred Schrader, his wife Mrs Emma Schrader and daughter Goldie, and Mrs Ellen McCulloch with twin sons motored to Columbus and were guests of C C Hartman.
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Alfred Schrader
Emma Schrader
Goldie
Ellen McCulloch
Columbus
C. C. Hartman
Birthday Celebration for Mrs Lawrence Young
The immediate family joined Mrs Lawrence Young Saturday evening to celebrate her 62nd birthday with a social night and refreshments. Guests included Mrs W S Johnson and family, Tommy and Gaynelle Young of Pomeroy, Guy Young and daughters of Youngstown, Mr and Mrs George Hall and family, Mr and Mrs Clarence Monks and daughters, Mr and Mrs Clarence Wemsley and daughter, and Mr and Mrs Bert Young.
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Lawrence Young
W. S. Johnson
Little
Newark
Tommy
Gaynelle Young
Pomeroy
Guy Young
Youngstown
George Hall
Clarence Monks
Clarence Wemsley
Bert Young
Purchase Valuab le Lot and Local Social Notes
Fred Beasley bought the Knight property on Columbus street to build a combined garage and hardware store. Miss Leona Dowler returns to Parkersburg W V after a visit with Mrs C D Shafer. Several families vacationed at Buckeye and visited Cleveland and Columbus relatives. Mrs Martha B Davis and daughter Flossie Crawford visit Concord with Robert Barnes in McConnellsville.
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Fred Beasley
Knight
Columbus Street
Leona Dowler
Parkersburg
W. Va
C. D. Shafer
C. C. Sharp
W. L. Hudson
Frank Poston
Frank
Harry Kelly
Harry
Buckeyeke
D. Chapman
Cleveland
Maria Sheppard
Tom Sheppard
Orrin Thacker
Columbus
Manson Martin
Clarence Hall
Ohio
Ed. Hall
Martha B. Davis
Flossie Crawford
Converse
Robert Barnes
McConnellsville
Needle Craft Club Meeting at Mrs Colgrove’s Home
The Needle Craft Club gathered at Mrs Colgrove’s home Friday afternoon for social chat and needle work. At 3 o’clock the hostess served ice cream and cake. Attendees included Mesdames Allen Davis Evans Monk West Shaw Crawford W Evans and a visitor Mrs Mills of California Pa.
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Needle Craft Club
Needle Craft Club Holds Ninth Annual Picnic
The Needle Craft Club’s ladies held their ninth annual picnic Thursday at Devils Tea Table south of town. A perfect day featured noon basket spreads, games, swimming, and crocheting. Supper at 4 30 and departures at 6 along the truck route capped the event, deemed the best yet.
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Ladies of the Needle Craft Club
Devils Tea Table
Party at Brandenberg Home Honors Moerland and Wade
A Friday evening gathering at the home of Mrs. Miles Brandenburg and Miss Beatrice Smith honored Bernard Moerland and his friend Louis Wade of Grand Rapids Michigan. The event featured games music and a late lunch with guests including Nell Rosser Lillian Stewart Imelda Smith Agnes Creighton Muriel Baugh Ella Gilbert Mary Matthewson Lillian McKee Ruby Nichols Doris Huddy Beatrice Smith Noel Smith Clyde Rodda Frank McCall Hubert Hall Raymond Patton Don Macklin Austin Ball Donald Johnson Virgil Hall Wilbert Hall Bernard Moorland and Guy Young among others in Pomeroy.
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Beatrice Smith
Miles Brandenburg
Bernard Moerland
Louis Wade
Grand Rapids
Mich
Nell Rosser
Lillian Stewart
Imelda Smith
Agnes Creighton
Muriel Baugh
Ella Gilbert
Mary Matthewson
Lillian McKee
Scouts Urged to Bring Tent Blankets and Mess Kits
Attention Scouts: visiting Scouts attending the Scout Congress later this week should bring three essentials, a tent, blankets and mess kits. Mrs Sam Hanley and son John return to Columbus after visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs John Lawson and daughter Frances and Mrs Carrie Grimm and son Jack spent Sunday at Buckeye Lake. Mrs W H Grady and daughter Vivian Mae leave for Louisville Ky after visiting Mrs T E Wells.
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Sam Hanley
John
Gay Aumiller
Columbus
John Lawson
Frances
Carrie Grimm
Jack
Buckeye Lake
W. H. Grady
Vivian Mae
Louisville
T. E. Wells
St Andrew's Hosts Knights of Columbus Guests From Several Cities
The men of St Andrew's Church hosted Knights of Columbus visitors from Glouster Murray City Buchtel Athens Columbus and Logan with a 12 o'clock lunch at Red Men's hall. The event featured a program and several talks by the visiting knights and a $250 gift to Father Byrne for the new rectory.
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St. Andrew’s Church
Knights of Columbus
Glouster
Murray City
Buchtel
Athens
Columbus
Logan
Red Men’s Hall
Father Byrne
Foreign Missionary Society Meeting Friday
Retta Howe will entertain the Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church Friday afternoon. Annual election of officers and mite box opening. Mrs W 8 Johnson and her daughter from Newark visit the former's parents, Mr and Mrs Lawrence Young.
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Oreign Missionary Society
Retta Howe
Foreign Missionary Society
The
Methodist Church
W. 8. Johnson
Little Daughter
Newark
Lawrence Young
Athens to Open New Packing Plant in Athens County
Athens County plans a new packing house and cold storage plant under the Athens County Packing Company with $15000 capital. Founders include John Howard Charles H Roach H T Mulligan Charles McVickers and Edward Howard of Athens. A meeting to elect officers and finalize plans is expected this Thursday. The plant will produce fresh and smoked meats and lard Bologna and other meat products. A cold storage unit will accompany the facility, location to be decided at the meeting with some parties preferring a site just north of Athens.
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Athens County
Athens County Packing Company
John Howard
Charles H. Roach
H. T. Mulligan
Charles McVickers
Edward Howard
Athens
Howard
New strike vote ordered for 500000 railway shopmen
Washington August 26 a new strike vote by 500000 railway shopmen was ordered today by President Bert M Jewell head of the railway employees department of the A F of L on President Wilsons wage proposal of four cents an hour.
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Washington
Wilsons
Bert M. Jewell
Railway Employees Department of the
Bomb attack on Oscar Lawler home in Los Angeles
Graphic images show the ruin of Oscar Lawler's Los Angeles house after a gasoline bomb damaged the rear porch and ignited a blaze. Lawler, former U S attorney general for the interior, and his family suffered serious burns amid the explosion. Police linked the attack to revenge in a high profile case involving a contested will.
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United States
Oscar Lawler
Los Angeles
Cal
Lawler
U. S
Interior Department
Wler
California
Middle West
Mane
Gompers Reports Labor Repudiates Bolshevik Tactics
Samuel Gompers arrived from Europe to New York and announced that organized labor in Europe and America repudiated Bolshevik tactics. He cited the Amsterdam International Labor Congress’ defeat of radical elements and stated labor would not be drawn into international revolutionary movements.
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New York
Europe
America
International Labor Congress
Amsterdam
Samuel Gompers
Gompers
George Washington
Brest
Organiza
Tion
Berlin
Senate panel limits US members on peace commission posts
Washington action narrows American participation in European peace by amending the treaty to bar US members from more than twenty commissions. Fifty plus text changes arise, with the reparations body excluded due to direct US interests. Senator Hitchcock promised White House talks on the Shantung accord.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Fall
New Mexico
United States
Hitchcock
White House
Wilson
Senate
Multiple Fatal Shootings Reported Across Ohio Towns
In Marion and Yorkville Ohio, a series of fatal shootings occurred. Harvey Berry, 34, killed himself to avoid capture after his wife's murder. Mrs. Harvey Berry, 22, and her father Charles Massie, 45, were killed by an unidentified man in Marion. In Yorkville, William Colens, 30, was shot by Officer Williams after resisting arrest on drunken charges.
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Marion
Harvey Berry
Here
Berry
Chas
Massie
Yorkville
Ave
William Colens
McKeesport
Williams
Coleus
John Wolson
Martins Ferry
Heller couple badly beaten in Canton. wife critically ill
Samuel Heller aged 64 and his wife Ida 54 are in Aultman Hospital in serious condition after an early morning attack. Mrs. Heller is not expected to survive. The couple was found unconscious at home by neighbors as police arrest three alleged assailants.
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Canton, O
Samuel Heller
Ida
Aultman Hospital
Two Germans Still At Large From Camp Sherman Escape
Aug 26 194? investigation into the escape of twenty German POWs from Camp Sherman Ohio began with a board headed by Lieut Col W A Austin. Eighteen recaptured prisoners testified the idle routine spurred the attempt. All are in solitary confinement and face extra labor and loss of canteen and movie privileges. Two Germans remain at large.
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Camp Sherman
Ohio
W. A. Austin
Endowment Planned for National Home in Ohio
A $1,000,000 endowment fund for the National Home for orphans of deceased members at Tiffin is being planned by the Junior Order United American Mechanics state councils gathered in Columbus for their convention.
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Columbus
Ohio
Tiffin
United American Mechanics
National League First Game Report
Pittsburgh 1 7 1 New York 9 15 2. Miller and Schmidt Ponder and Lee Nehf and Gongales. Umpires Oday and Quigley.
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National Leage
Pittsburgh
New York
Batter Up: UMPS and Officials List in Brief Note
A fragment lists figures and names around baseball umpiring and officials including Cantwell, Klem, Emslie, and players Eller, Lague, Rariden, Rixey, Tragresor. Mentions UMPS and Cantwell with references to Philadelphia and batteries context.
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RHE
Eller
Lague
Rariden
Rixey
Tragresor
Cantwell
Umps
Klem
Emslie
Army surplus retail stores to open September 25
The War Department announced a nationwide plan to sell army surplus goods directly to consumers. Stores will open September 25 in major cities including Boston New York Philadelphia Chicago and San Francisco with fixed prices and mail order options.
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Washington
War Department
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Jeffersonville
Ind
Chicago St. Louis
New Orleans
San Antonio
Omaha
el Paso
San Francisco
Post Office Department
Rush at Dallas Army Food Store Draws 2000 Crowd
A crowd of about 2000 people including hundreds of women surged into Dallas store sales of army foodstuffs on August 26. Police could not control the throng. dozens were injured by police clubs and the store was closed after officers repelled the crowd.
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Dallas
Tex
Fifth and Fiftieth Infantry to Silesia Move
War department officials unofficially confirm that the Fifth and Fiftieth infantry regiments will be sent to Silesia with President Wilson said to have approved the plan. If not needed, the units would be held at Coblenz to be equipped before crossing into Germany. The Fifth is at Camp Taylor Kentucky and the Fiftieth at Camp Dix New Jersey.
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Washington
Silesia
Wilson
Coblenz
Germany
Camp Taylor
Camp Dix
N. J
Akron Rubber Plants Not Affected by Strike
Akron Ohio August 26 Practically every machine shop closed today due to a machinists strike affecting 3000 workers but the great rubber plants reported no impact. No mediation efforts were attempted as workers demanded higher pay and shorter hours, out since Friday.
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Akron
Ex King Ferdinand of Bulgaria Becomes War Historian
In Geneva the former king Ferdinand of Bulgaria is identified as the newest war historian. His forthcoming book is promised for publication this fall.
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Geneva
Ferdinand of
Bulgaria
Turner fined for obstructing street news read
In Birmingham John Turner bought a newspaper and stopped in the street to read it, drawing a crowd. He was fined 2 shillings 6 pence for obstruction.
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Birmingham
Eng
John Turner
Liell seeks 25 percent cut in Longton Food Committee pay
London report states L W Liell an officer of the Longton Food Committee declares his $500 annual salary insufficient and demands a twenty five percent reduction.
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London
L. W. Liell
Longton Food Committee
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