Local Notices and Community Items from Nelsonville
Lost pocketbook near Riverside or on Walnut Street contains Ford receipts in the name H. Boler plus address and 7 or 8 dollars in cash. For sale ice cream parlor and confectionery on Bell Mill Street with contact Bell 509 R. Maccabee picnic draws large Nelsonville crowd. Elm Rock outing ends with a supper and return. Six Nelsonville nurses enlisted locally. urge six more. cards at Edingtons Shoe Store. Vivian Kelly departs for Mt. Vernon to teach third grade after Columbus stop.
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Riverside
Walnut St
Ford Auto
Elm Rock
Nelsonville
Edington
Mt. Vernon
Vivian Kelly
Columbus
Needed More Workers At Red Cross
Local dispatch notes that the Red Cross seeks additional volunteers as extreme heat grips the region, prompting urgent requests for assistance in relief efforts and welfare checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Local Notices and Social Roundup for Nelsonville Area
The column lists guests and visits across Nelsonville including Mrs Geo Webb of Portsmouth staying with Miss Abbie Benson. Squire Lane ill at Fayette street home with poor recovery prospects. Others travel to Columbus for fairs and visits, including Dr and Mrs A L Pritchard, Miss Lillian Stoner, and many family gatherings. Funeral for Mildred Crothers delayed awaiting friends. time to be announced in tomorrow's paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire Lane
Fayette Street
Geo. Webb
Portsmouth
Abbie Benson
Wm. Wend
Jackson, Mich
Henry Wend
Adams Street
Jackson
Mich
Connett
Phil Kelch
Columbus
F. X. Rauch
C. A. Stoner
Alice Caldwell
Anna Beerman
A. L. Pritchard
Mary
A. M. Mann
Wilbur McKee
Lillian Stoner
James Misher
Pleasantville
Roy Young
Mildred Crothers
M. As. Jackson
C. H Barelett
Eastern Star
Athens
John Baird
W. H. Cann
Huntington
West Virginia
Farmers Seek Shutdown of Nonessential Industries
Delegates to the federal board of farm organizations in Washington authorize a petition to President Wilson to shut down all nonessential industries due to a severe farm labor shortage. They urge action on wheat pricing, livestock waste, and fuel access, and form a 48 member committee to plan postwar farm readjustment.
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Washington
Federal Board of Farm Organizations
Wilson
Food Administration
Fuel Administration
Are My Soldier Sons Safe in Army Camps Says Mother Message
A message to American mothers asserts their sons are cared for in camps with health safeguards, proper nutrition, sanitation, and moral guidance. It praises medical staff, open-air treatment, balanced diets, Y M C A athletic programs, and religious services, noting strong morale and better health overall.
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America
Atlantic
Mothers of
Bacilli
Fis
Tom
Army Medical Corps
Camp Lee
Atlantic Coast
Young Men's Christian Association
Knights of Columbus
Army
Fosdick Com
Paris
National Army
England
Eagle Hult, the Great
London
France
M. Stephen Lausanne
Perst‘ng Haveing
Chasser de Catard
Mdi
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Bell Mill St
Call Bell
Quite III
Co. E. Thompson
Rarmiers
the Colonial Hotel
William H. Crawford
Cochran
Camp Meade
Cochrane
America Library Association
Cooke
United States
Liberty Theatres
YMCA
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