Phonograph bargains under cost at Nelsonville studio
Do you want a phonograph with exceptional tone and wearing quality? Sauter's Phonograph Studio near the depot in Nelsonville offers all new models at less than cost with big bargains as stock runs low. For sale items include a single bed set, two gas stoves, lawn mower. contact Mrs H A Hall or Mrs Barley Mitchell via listed phones. Rentals include three unfurnished rooms with private entrance and utilities. also a furnished front room with private entrance.
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Sauter
Phonograph
Depot
Nelsonville
H. A. Hall
Bell
Nelsonville Fans Miss World Series Trip After Parkersburg Misread
Four young Red fans Harold Mechem Dutch Shafer Nate Pritchard and Elmer Dowler return from a Parkersburg trip misled into thinking the Reds played there. The clerk confirms no game in Parkersburg that day and the Reds were actually in Pennsylvania. The misadventure ends with the boys canceling plans to travel to Cincinnati.
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Parkersburg
Cincinnati En- Quirer
Nelsonville
Harold Mechem
Dutch Shafer
Nate Pritchard
Elmer Dowler
West Virginia
Elmer
Belpre
Cincinnati Reds
Market Street
Harold
Reds
Greasy Neale
Pat Moran
W. Va
Pennsylvania
Cincinnati
Ohio
Pat Kessinger
Porch Party Honors Misses Kelly and Burnelle in Washington Street
Miss Florence Parks and Miss Helen Sharp hosted a summer porch party at the Parks home on Washington street. The event featured floral lanterns and progressive games with Frank Jackson winning first prize. Attendees included Dorothy Vorhes Nelleeuter Ethel Gibbs Ella Burnelle and others, with luncheon at 10 o clock.
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Florence Parks
Helen Sharp
Parks Home
Washington Street
Vivian Kelly
Gladys Burnelle
Massilon
Frank Jackson
Dorothy Vorhes
Nelle Euter
Ethel Gibbs
Ella Burnelle
Mees Bennett
Catherine Spencer
John Cox
Earl McCune
Art Green
Wendell Kelly
Howe Patterson
Joe Humphrey
Narrow Escape At Snake Hollow Mine Involves John Brown
John Brown son of Richard Brown fell from mine hoppers at Snake Hollow Wednesday. He sustained head bruises but survived, brought home by Stout's ambulance. The item also notes multiple local travel and visiting movements including Buckeye Lake outing and visits to Maple Place and Zanesville.
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John Brown
Richard Brown
Snake Hollow
Brown
Stout
Public sale of live stock at farm near Nelsonville
William Jacobs offers for sale at public auction 2% miles southwest of Nelsonville on Saturday September 13 starting at 1 pm. Items include a gray mare eight years old weight 1400, two cows aged 3 and 9, a 2% year old heifer, and five spring calves. Terms cash. Auctioneer Geo. B. Allen. 8-28-3p
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Nelsonville
William Jacobs
Geo. B. Allen
Entertained for Misses Verity guests from McDonald Pa
Miss Helen and Esther Verity hosted a Tuesday evening reception for house guest Miss Rena Lyons of McDonald Pa. A pleasant evening featured music and games and an elegant lunch. Guests included Mrs G A Hooper Athens Mrs Joe lly Mae Stratton Beatrice Cook Freda Smith Lou Bowers Bernice Bennett Mary Fern Parry Sigrid Ruth Love Martha Keister Beth Lucile Verity and William Charles Lyons of McDonald Pa Also Mr and Mrs James Grant of Columbus spent Sunday with their parents.
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Helen
Esther Verity
Rena Lyons
McDonald
G. A. Hooper
Athens
Joelly
Mae Stratton
Beatrice Cook
Freda Smith
Lou Bowers
Bernice Bennett
Mary
Fern Parry
Sigrid
Ruth Love
Martha Keister
Beth
Local Notes on Visits and Moves Across Ohio Towns
Pomeroy visits mother ailing while Fern Robinson stays at Mt. Carmel with her sister. Branch Townsend guests near Canaan ville. Robert Robinson returns from Glouster to spend days with parents. Mrs. Grace Rathburn sells farm to Mr. Andrews and routes to California. Jesse King buys Mark Brown farm and moves this fall. Frank Moore family spent Sunday at Nelsonville. Don Marquis visits his uncle Alex Marquis. Mrs. Margaret Ogg and baby Charles Wade visit Athens hosted by the Linscott couple. Rev Elsen's last preaching day of the conference year. Anna Copeland and Harve Starling attend the Columbus fair.
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Pomeroy
Fern Robinson
Mt. Carmel
Branch Townsend
Canaanville
Robert Robinson
Glouster
Grace Rathburn
Andrews
Rathburn
California
Jesse King
Shade
Mark Brown
Frank Moore
Nelsonville
Don Marquis
Alex Marquis
Margaret Ogg
Charles Wade
Athens
M. N. Linscott
Elsen
Anna Copeland
Harve Starling
Columbus
Wood Alcohol Blamed for Lakeside Club Deaths
Canton Ohio reports wood alcohol or a similar poison caused the deaths of six people after a Lakeside Country Club dinner. Dr J P Dewitt details rabbit experiments showing rapid deterioration and death from injected fluid. A seventh victim may appear. Mrs Willis F Sanford remains critical.
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Canton
Lakeside Country Club
J. P. Dewitt
Alliance
Willis F. Sanford
Ohio state fair attendance on Grange and Governor days
Ohio started to smash attendance records as more than 109000 were expected. Early crowds poured into Columbus with thousands more arriving by train electric line and autos. Grange Day and Governor's Day boosted turnout with a Wednesday estimate of over 75000, near the fair’s high mark.
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Columbus
Ohio
Shaw
Ole Hanson Leaves Seattle for Presidential Bid
Mayor Ole Hanson will resign the Seattle City Council soon, according to sources. He was abroad on vacation and could not comment. He is believed to plan a national lecture tour and later seek the Republican nomination for president.
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Seattle
Wash
Ole Hanson
Red
Scout Congress Promises Best Ever In City
Plans are under way for the Boy Scout Congress to be held this weekend in the city with music by a 40 piece orchestra. Prof. Morgan of Athens will give the principal address plus other speakers. Attendees include Mark Hick Clinton Hick and Cledus Mellinger who visited Columbus and returned home.
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Prof. Morgan
Athens
Mr. Morgan
YANKEES IN THE LEAD IN AIR DERBY AT ROOSEVELT FIELD
Lieut. H. E. Slater and Sgt. Strickland, once missing after Buffalo departure, landed safely at Selfridge Field Michigan. Engine trouble forced Slater to return home. Lieut. Onsinger finished after landing at Farmingdale. Col. Hartney may reenter with Lieut. Col. Sherman aboard. Nineteen airmen completed the circuit. fourteen out due to mishaps. The race extended to midnight to admit late entrants.
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Roosevelt Field
L. 1
H. E. Slater
Strickland
Buffalo
Selfridge Field
Mount Clemens
Mich
Slater
Toronto
I. L. Onsinger
Farmingdale
Harrold Hartney
H. P. Logan
Hartney
W. C. Sherman
U. S. Air Service
Washington
Lt. 1
Poor Little Kid London Baby With Unusual Name
A Finchley baby born during a quiet year was christened with the unusual name Wilggn Peace reflecting a wish for peace. The report notes the child’s birth amid hopeful sentiments in London’s local community.
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London
Finchley
Navy cadet discipline ends in Australia
Acting Prime Minister Watt announced the abolition of caning for boys training in the Australian Navy, ending a disciplinary practice associated with naval cadets.
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Melbourne
Watt
Glouster concert and local notices headline
The page broadcasts a sale ad for a six room frame dwelling with details and a big August 28 musical at the Opera House featuring The Glouster Orchestra and Marguerite Clark in Out of A Clear Sky. Local notices report civic events, exams, and residents’ movements around Glouster and nearby towns.
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Opera House
Glouster
Marguerite Clark
Poison gas scheme yields swift theft in West End street
A modern thief used a cylinder of poison gas to stun a woman waiting for a car in a busy West End street and escaped with a valuable parcel, authorities report a clean getaway.
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London
Doctor Refuses Treatment Near Borough Boundary
A municipal doctor refused to treat a patient after finding the bed lay twenty seven feet beyond the borough boundary. The doctor had been summoned at night and defended his action as adherence to district lines, with the decision upheld.
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Great Yarmouth
A Dill Incorporating the American Legion Passes
Washington Aug 28 The House passed a bill to incorporate the American Legion, an organization of veterans of the great war, and sent it to the Senate for action.
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Washington
A _ Dill
American Legion
House
Senate
Tommy Murray Concert Sells Fast in City
Seats are rapidly being sold for the Tommy Murray Concert to be held in this city Monday night September 8. Mr. Murray will be assisted by Mrs. F X Rauch of this city. The congregation of St Andrew's church secured the concert company for the people of the city and surrounding towns. Dr and Mrs Pritchard and daughter Mary and Helen Jackson motored to Columbus today to attend the fair.
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Tommy Murray
Murray
F. X. Rauch
St. Andrew's Church
Mrs. Pritchard
Mary and
Helen Jackson
Columbus
Embassy denies Carranza reward for Villa capture
The Mexican embassy denied reports that President Carranza authorized a $50,000 reward for Francisco Villa's capture. The denial clarified the stance on any such payment.
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Washington
Carranza
Francisco Villa
Local visits and weekend trips noted in Columbus area
FTF Mr. C. W. James of Columbus is visiting relatives in this vicinity. Mr. and Mrs. Hart Rathburn motor ed to Nelsonville Saturday to visit relatives. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Parmiter spent Sunday at Hibbardsville the guests of the latter's father. Mr. and Ms. Charley Roberts of
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C. W. James
Columbus
Hart Rathburn
Nelsonville
J.E. Parmiter
Hibbardsville
Charley Roberts
Costume Prize Sparks Grotesque Debate at Ball
Kathryn questions Kate about the prize for her self designed Sixteenth Century costume. Kittye confirms the outfit was deemed the most grotesque, awarding Kate the prize at the Fancy Dress Ball.
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Kathryn
Kate
Kittye
Baseball scoreline summary from two leagues
In the American League first game Philadelphia 8 Boston 10 with Naylor Perkins Jones and Walters as batteries and Owens Dineen as umpires. In the National League Boston 14 Brooklyn 6 with Causey Gowdy Pfef fer Wheat as batteries and Klem Scott Emaslie as umpires.
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Phila
Boston
Naylor
Perkins
Jones
Walters
Owens
Dineen
Washington
New York
Johnson and
Picnick
Mays
Ruel
Brooklyn
Causey
Gowdy
Pfeffer
Wheat
Klem
Scott
Emaslie
State Civil Service Exams Scheduled for September
The State Civil Service Commission will conduct twenty one examinations for state service on September 16 17 and 18. The official bulletin with examination subjects dates and full details is mailed free on request. Application blanks are sent with the bulletin.
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State Civil Service Commission
Commission
Smiths Return From Orient Visit
John Smith returns to Orient Illinois after a short visit with relatives and friends in this city. Mrs Smith and the children stay on with her mother Mrs Catherine Ellis who accompanied them here.
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John Smith
Orient, Ill
Steel workers vow strike only if authority proved
A Cleveland committee of steel and iron workers sent a letter to Judge Gary saying their strike vote must be enacted to prove authority. They warn striking now could spread to other unions as about 12,000 workers rally, with wage and condition disputes fueling the effort.
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Washington
Gary
Steel Corporation
Gilbert H. Sharpe
Cleveland
Three Thousand Steel Workers Walk Out in Cleveland
In Cleveland Ohio on August 28 a mass walkout by about three thousand steel workers began. The action halted plant operations and drew attention to labor disputes, prompting city officials to monitor the developing labor unrest.
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Cleveland, O
Thorite Mineral Shows Radium Like Therapeutic Powers
Thorite, a mineral found in Norway, reportedly possesses some therapeutic powers akin to radium and could serve as a less expensive substitute.
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Norway
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