Scouts Visit Camp At Patton Dam In Rain
Parents of Troop Two members visited the Patton's Dam camp yesterday. About sixty five boys served dinner at noon. A heavy rain forced guests to be served in tents. Miss Clara Evans entertained an aunt Mrs J Webb of New Straitsville. Miss Matilda Urich of Ironton attended summer school at Athens and was a guest of Mrs Frances Socie.
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Patton’s Dam
Clara Evans
J. Webb
New Straitsville
Matilda Urich
Ironton
Athens
Frances Socie
Funeral for Miss June Seiberts Held Saturday
A large crowd attended the funeral service for Miss June Seiberts on Saturday. Reverends A M Mann L Johnson and J C Brillhart conducted the rites, with many floral tributes. Burial followed at Greenlawn.
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June Seiberts
A. M. Mann
L. Johnson
J. C. Brillhart
Greenlawn
Carrie Florida to Address Republican Women in Nelsonville
Miss Carrie Florida of Dayton, active in Republican organization work for seven years, will speak to the Republican women of Nelsonville at 2 o'clock Wednesday at the YMCA. All Republican women are urged to attend as she discusses the woman's part in politics.
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Carrie Florida
Dayton
Nelsonville
Plarida
Campaign Meeting Aims to Draw Women to Speech
The article notes a campaign event inviting many women to hear Miss Florida with a welcoming note to men. It mentions Mrs. Joe Humphrey of Akron as a guest, and Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Shop relocating to Sugar Grove for home repairs in Lancaster. Mrs. Sam Hanley and John of Columbus visit the former’s mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Humphrey
Akron
J. H. Shop
Sugar Grove
Lancaster
Sam Hanley
John
Columbus
Card of Thanks for Mrs. M. E. Hewitt
The Hewitt family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness sympathies and flowers during the illness and passing of their mother Mrs M E Hewitt Ruth Hewitt and Mrs E R Kontner sign the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Hewitt
Ruth Hewitt
E. R. Kontner
Chicken Dinner At Canal Street Home
A pleasant Sunday dinner gathering was hosted by Mr and Mrs Pearl Skivers on Canal Street. Guests included Mrs Gilbert Valkinburg and family Mr and Mrs Frank Skiver Mr and Mrs Mack Skiver of Kimberly Mr and Mrs Bennett Fiske and family Mr and Mrs Elmer Coakley Mrs Eugene Skiver and family Mrs Gilbert McCollister Mrs Earl Erb and son Edna Taylor Robert Taylor of Zaleski and Raymond Schall. They enjoyed the meal and left wishing for many more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Skivers
Canal Street
Gilbert Valkinburg
Frank Skiver
Mack Skiver
Kimberly
Bennett Fiske
Elmer Coakley
Eugene Skiver
Gilbert McCollister
Earl Erb
Edna Taylor
Robert Taylor
Zaleski
House Party Entertains Guest List Includes Six Families
Mrs Elizabeth Kaelin hosts this week with guests Mrs Sam Wilson and Lucile of Canton. Also present are Mrs Morris Kaelin and Dorothy, Mrs Zeigmeir of Cleveland, and Page and Clarissa Graham of Powell. Weekend guests include Mrs Mary Reible Mr and Mrs W J Reible and two children of Columbus and Mrs W A Griffith of Pasadena California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Kaelin
Sam Wilson
Lucile
Canton
Morris Kaelin
Dorothy
Zeigmeir
Cleveland
Page
Clarissa Graham
Powell
W. J. Sanders
Mary Reible
W. H. Reible
Columbus
W. A. Griffith
Pasadena
California
Have New Son for Mr and Mrs Clifford Sanders
Have new son Carter Glenford born at home in Columbus on Wednesday August 25 weighing ten pounds. He is grandson to W J Sanders and Joseph Ball. Leonard Cooley and others motored to Buckeye Lake Sunday.
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Clifford Sanders
Columbate
Carter Glenford
W. J. Sanders
Joseph Ball
Leonard Cooley
Lucile Kaelin
Bertha Allen
Emmett Prestor
Ray Ashly
Buckeye Lake
Surprise party honors Bernard Skiver's sixteenth birthday
Scouts of Troop Three hosted a surprise party at Bernard Skiver's home Friday evening. Guests and family enjoyed music, games, and refreshments after presenting a scouts cooking outfit to the celebrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Skiver
John Evans
Franklin Sharp
Harry Kelley
Ralph Williams
Ralph Hartley
Wesley Wolf
Claude Hill
Frank Poston
James West
Meade White
Wilbur Snowden
Clarence Popishel
Alvin Lamb
Roy Washburn
Fred Preston
Oliver Colegrove
Jack Sanders
Raymond Donley
Guy Fisk
Watson Wolfe
Randal Steenrod
Jefferson Bowers
Charles Linton
Cliff Williams
Max Bostoe
Paul Linton
Willie Valkinburg
Cecil Starkey
Earl
Local Sportsmen Meet on Washington Street
Sportsmen attend a 7 pm meeting in the new club room above Cox Bros. on Washington street to view new fish cans. Notices list Game Wardens Whitmore and Tucker sending papers to Columbus Chief Baxter.
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Cox Bros. Grocery
Washington Street
W. Whitmore
Buchtel
Joe Tucker
Wolf's Basin
Fish and Game Baxter
Columbus
Buchtel Lake
Harvey Sayer
Harvey Sayre
Joe Hibbard
Athens
LeFever
Glouster
Warren Whitmore
Morris Wilson
Nelsonville
Joe
For Sale Willow chair and piano goods ad
Classified notices include a Willow chair for 76 dollars with address 660 Poplar Street and a Saxophone orchestra Tuesday shows. A plate glass listing and a lost pay envelope worth 563.85 with reward for return to Citizens Central Bank or post office. Also an old furnace ad by C BE Scott in Nelsonville.
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Poplar Street
Citizens Central Bank
Jasper Anderson
For Sale and Dance Event Listings
For sale 140 feet of store delving and drawers 46 feet counters Hickmans Pharmacy Nelsonville. Platform dance at Deenville tonight August 28 good music.
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Hickman's Pharmacy
Nelsonville
Deanville
Reward Offered for Outlaw Hunter Evidence
A notice from Nelsonville and surrounding towns offers ten dollars for information leading to the conviction of an outlaw hunter. An Ohio woman, Mrs T. E. Hullinger of Mansfield, credits Chamberlain's Tablets with curing her three month stomach trouble and constipation after trying them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Ray Deieseelaonville
Lee Cox
T. E. Hullinger
Mansfield
Ohio
Chamberlain
Local Notes From Glouster And Surroundings
John EB Cavey improves after being injured between a car and a rib incident in mine 267 last Thursday. The Glouster Mur ray City baseball game was rained out delaying a deciding contest between evenly matched teams. M O Davis is rehired as Trimble schools superintendent with teachers hired for vacancies and an eight month school year starting September 18. Local fans can expect more games vs Jacksonville Labor Day weekend. Visitors include Fred Wells and family from Columbus, with Robert Skinner visiting T B Skinner’s family. Glouster Eagles beat Derthick No 10 8 to 6 in a loosely played game with McClelland Skinner Lewis Whaley Trace noted.
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John EB. Cavey
Crawford
Cavey
Glouster
Murray City
Murray
M. O. Davis
Trimtle
Trimble Township
Board of Education
Jacksonville
Glouster Eagles
Derthick No. 10
McClelland
L. Skinner
Lewis
Whaley
Trace
Derthick
Cleveland man killed after defying thief demand
In Cleveland on August 30 43 year old city employee James W Kittle faced a would be robber who ordered him to hold up his hands. Kittle asked what for and was fatally wounded, the incident signaling a probable fatal outcome for the victim.
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Cleveland
James W. Kittle
Kittle
Gunman Holdup Fails. Suspect Flees After Shot
A holdup attempt ends when a man fires from two feet striking Kit tle in the chest. the assailant fled the scene. No further details on injuries or arrest are provided.
Trial opens in DeFiance for first degree murder of three-year-old
In DeFiance August 30 the common pleas court began Arthur Bullock's trial for the murder of Josiah Botkins three-year-old son of Ida May Bullock. Prosecutors allege Bullock beat the child with a harness tag after submerging his head in water to stifle screams. Jury impaneling started and is expected to take several days.
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Arthur Bullock
Josiah Botkins
Ida May Bullock
Common Pleas Court
Manchester Woman Praises Taniac Health Boost
RS. Lucy Doucette of Manchester New Hampshire says she is so happy over how Taniac restored her health she can’t help telling people about it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Doucette
Manchester, N. H
Taniac
Peo
Cox to lead sweeping Democratic campaign in West
Governor Cox travels from Altoona to Columbus and beyond to unite all Democratic factions for a national stump drive. He reports solid backing from Wilson, Tammany, McAdoo, and Palmer interests and plans aggressive outreach, with McAdoo pledging active campaigning. He weighs league of nations issues and will address the Ohio State Fair and farm groups before Milwaukee swing. A Seattle inventor touts a telegraph code saving cable tolls.
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Herbert W. Walker
U. P
Altoona
Cox
New York
James M. Cox
Columbus
Far West
Wilson
Tammany
McAdoo
Palmer
National Committee
W. G. McAdoo
Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee
Chicago
Reed
Pittsburgh
League of Nations
Harding
League
Lansing
Milwaukee
Tanlac credited with curing chronic indigestion in New Hampshire woman
Mrs. Lucy yg of Manchester describes long battle with indigestion and weak health improved after taking Tanlac. She reports better appetite, digestion, sleep, and energy after four bottles. Tanlac sold locally by Cline's Pharmacy Athens, Taylor & Son Coolville, Gem Pharmacy Nelsonville, F. W. Gibson Amesville, Allison K. Walker Buchtel, J. W. Wilson Federal.
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Tanlac
Lucy Yg
Stark Street
Manchester
New Hampshire
Mike
Taniac
Athens
Cline’s Pharmacy
Coolville
Taylor & Son
Nelsonville
Gem Pharmacy
Amesville
F. W. Gibson
Buchtel
Allison K. Walker
Federal
J. W. Wilson
LAYOFFS AND SAVINGS TALK IN AUSTERITY DISCUSSION
A fragmentary passage questions future conditions after layoffs and savings habits. It contrasts worries about flour in the bin and money in the purse with the idea of accounts and spending discipline amid economic strain.
Fourth Game of Series in Jacksonville Saturday
The Athens Independent baseball nine travels to Jacksonville for the fourth and deciding game of the series. The teams have met three times this season with results including a 6 3 victory and a 1 1 tie after 13 innings.
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Athens Independent Baseball Nine
Jacksonville
Rivalry fuels next matchup between Athens and Jacksonville
A heated rivalry persists as Athens and Jacksonville prepare for Saturday's game following an 8 to 4 result. Many Athens fans are expected to travel with the team to Jacksonville, and a tentative lineup will be published Wednesday.
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Athens
Jacksonville
Harding to Speak in Major Cities in Campaign Tour
United Press reports Senator Harding plans a campaign itinerary in major cities including New York Chicago Philadelphia Indianapolis St Louis Kansas City Denver Salt Lake City and Spokane with speeches likely in New York and Chicago. He will not stump before October 1 aside from the Minnesota state fair appearance.
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Raymond Clapper
United Press
Marion
Harding
Minnesota
Philadelphia
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Kansas City
Denver
Salt Lake City
Spokane
Pacific Coast
Pokane
Man Returns After 27 Years With 27000 Acres Near Colorado Springs
Charles Gibson comes home to Lafayette Indiana after 27 years away. He reportedly acquired 27000 acres of land near Colorado Springs during his absence.
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Lafayette
Ind
Charles Gibson
Colorado Springs
Norway Sweden built ships inspire Danish construction boom
Concrete sea going vessel designs from Norway and Sweden prove highly successful prompting Denmark to begin building similar ships.
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Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Markets and cattle hogs report from union stockyards
Market data shows hogs receipts 24 000 with prices up to 25 cents higher, cattle receipts 23 000 with 50 cent drop, sheep receipts 28 000 with 26 cent decline. Cincinnati market notes weak cattle and strong calves, hogs up 26 cents, lambs slow with 60 cent fall.
Cincinnati Produce Egg Prices In First Sale
Eggs on offer at Eggs-Extra with first sale prices of 49 cents for fireta and 47 cents for ordinary eggs in Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Butter-creamery price report and egg quality terms
The note lists rate quotes for butter creamery extras, standard grades, firata and eye terms, and cheese variants. It includes percentages for firsts seconds and various product identifiers like Cheese Twins and young American.
Cattle and Hog Receipts with Market Prices
Cattle receipts 75 current market activity with prices for choice 15.00 to 15.75, prime 14.00 to 14.50, common 13.25, veal calves 18.00 to 19.00, wethers 8.50 to 9.00, yearling lambs 14.50 to 15.00, hogs receipts 40 with higher market, prime heavy 14.60 to 15.60, mediums 17.00, other values 6.78 to 13.00 and 8.00 to 8.60 for wtags.
Grain and seed price report from Toledo Ohio area
Wheat cash 3.66 and futures 2.47. corn No 2 yellow 1.61. oats No 2 white 0.73. barley No 2 1.20. clover seed cash 18.00 with October 18.70 and February/March 18.80. December 18.47%. timothy cash 4.00 for 1917 1918 and 4.10 for 1919. market notes include incomplete month data.
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Toledo
Timothy
Ohio to award 12 percent workers' comp dividend
The Ohio Industrial Commission announced a roughly $18 million dividend to state insurance fund subscribers. The credit will appear on first adjustment premiums in July, based on the year's business to support workers' compensation costs at actual cost. The fund now shows its largest surplus ever with catastrophe reserves and total receipts to January 1 past $42.8 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Industrial Commission
Ohio State
Ohio State Insurance
Rowing Meet Adds to Laurels in Brussels
The team won three of four events and finished second in another as the eight and single sculls led United States crews. A new world record was set in the 2000 meters by a U.S. rower, while Leander and British stars were defeated.
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Brussels
Wings
Navy
United
Tates Navel Sesdomp Nates Naval
Onde
theLeanderere
Wolfe Reunion Held at Mrs. Howard's Home
A Wolfe reunion was held at the home of Mrs. A. E. Howard near Meac tember 12th. Friends gathered to share memories and greetings, continuing family ties across generations.
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Bayer
Beecham
Neoncille News
Ralph Wood
Macksville
B. F. Martin
Stella Cappel
L. R. Powell
Bremen
Mary Crane
Phil Kelch
Douglas Thompson
Robert Eddy
Fred Stilwell
Carbon Hill
New York City
Josephine Porte
Protoc Laboratory
Tronend
Elcom Wotern
Valdura
Valdula
Logan
Red Men's Hall
Dan
Oldsmobile
Matheny
Mulligan
C. BE. Scott
M. E. Street
Fred Wells
Baby
Robert Skinner
T. B. Skinner
Mrs. C. E. Hooks
Gase
Defiance
Palmer, Tammany
Seattle
Enden
Sryorton
Ower
Buick
Buick Motor Company
Tweny Oas
Buick Mott Company
Flint, Mich
Athens County Buick Co
Linscott Garage
Chestnut ST
Wates ST
Union
Liberty
Pittsburg Livestock
Toledo Grain
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