Nelsonville War Notes and Local Notices
Public stenography rental and sale ads. Red Cross sewing and knitting orders for York Township with deadlines September 1. City council minutes report fines and an ordinance on underground utility works. a Marine brother’s frontline letters from France ending with a message of assurance to his mother.
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Pickett
Sentg
Nelsonville
Buehtel
Red Cross
Mable Rife
Buehtel Organization
P. B. Verity
Cleveland
Elks Club
Hocking Street
Elks
Donley
Peter Barrows
Central Union Telephone Co
Dinner Guests Include Camp Gordon Officers In Columbus
Dinner host Mr and Mrs Harrold Mechem entertained Lieut and Mrs C B Mechem of Camp Gordon Ga and Mr and Mrs A G Mechem with a six oclock meal Monday evening. Several Columbus visitors and relatives joined for the social occasion and local trips were described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrold Mechem
C. 8. Mechem
Camp Gordon, Ga
A. G. Mechem
Edna Mechem
Local Guests Visit Relatives In Ohio Towns
Mrs. C. Collins of Marietta and Mrs. Putnam hosted guests near Athens as they traveled from Marietta. Arthur Hawkins spent Monday in Columbus on business. Mrs. J. H. Lynch returned to Columbus after visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Juniper and was accompanied home by Alberta Moore who will stay as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Morgan
Bd. Emerich
Columbus
Mechem
Harrold Mechem
Ed Riley
Inez Grace
James Sheppard
Maria Sheppard
A. R. Jones
City
Elizabeth Kaelin
Otto Kaelin
Lucile Kaelin
J. B. McCormick
Wilksville
Bert Parks
J. M. Hyde
C. Collins
Marietta
Athens
Putnam
Arthur Hawkins
J. H. Lynch
A. J. Juniper
Alberta Moore
First Home Grown Tomatoes of the Season in Nelsonville
Photographer F J Sauters near the depot hosts the season's first home grown tomatoes. Mr and Mrs Walter Mechem entertain with a six o'clock dinner at Fort street home. Guests include Lieut and Mrs Stanley Metchem Camp Gordon Ga and family Mechem members. Visitors Velma Kentner Elsie Hodgman and Margaret Hoodlett visit friends in Athens Cleveland Columbus.
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F. J. Sauters
Nelsonville
Walter Mechem
Fort Street
Stanley Metchem
Camp Gordon, Ga
A. G. Mechem
Edna Mechem
Harrold Mechem
Mary Margaret
Joe
Velma Kentner
Athens
Elsie Hodgman
Cleveland
Margaret Hoodlett
Columbus
Ed Fluke
Mollie Burg Pleads Not Guilty In Mayor Wells Court
Mollie Burg pleads not guilty to assault and battery charged yesterday in Mayor Wells court. The case is set for Friday. Alva Carr faces the same charge by his wife and will be arraigned today. Mrs. Earl Lama hosted a six o clock dinner at her East Franklin home with guests including Mrs. H E Hoagland and Mary Grace of Chattanooga Tenn Edith Sauvage Middleport Mrs Lou Rice and daughter Louise Mrs Will Young and Velma Rosser and Miss Hazel Rosser.
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Mollie Burg
Mayor Well’s Court
Edna Heinrich
Alva Carr
Carr
Earl Lama
East Franklin Street
H. E. Hoagland
Mary Grace
Chattanooga
Tenn
Edith Sauvage
Middleport
Lou Rice
Louise
Will Young
Velma
E. J. Rosser
Hazel Rosser
Ladies Aid Society Meeting At Presbyterian Church
The Ladies Aid Society will meet Wednesday at 2 30 in the church social rooms. A full membership is urged to attend. Mrs Henry Nutter and Mrs James Bland return from a visit with relatives at Murray City. Mr R A White and family and Mrs Ida Kentner enjoyed an outing at Buckeye Lake over Sunday.
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Ladies Aid Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Henry Nutter
James Bland
Murray City
R. A. White
Ida Kentner
Buckeye Lake
Infant Bernard Bay Dies at Carbon Hill Home
Bernard Leroy Bay three months old, child of Mr and Mrs Charles Bay, died at their Carbon Hill home on Monday. Funeral services were held this afternoon at 3 o clock at the family residence conducted by Rev Coleman and interment followed at Carbon Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Leroy Bay
Charles Bay
Carbon Hill
Rev. Coleman
Sunday School Class Enjoys Delightsome Evening
Mrs. Charles Monks Sunday School class was entertained by Mrs. Lulu Courtney last evening. A general social hour followed with a late luncheon served by the hostess. A large membership attended and enjoyed the pleasant occasion.
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Charles Monks
Lulu Courtney
Classified Help Reassures Lost Items Will Be Recovered
The Messenger advises readers that lost articles may be recovered by placing ads in the Classified Want-Ad Columns. The notice emphasizes using the paper’s classifieds to locate misplaced belongings.
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Messenger
Rhine towns tremble after Mannheim air raid
Geneva reports describe the Mannheim bombardment as the war's most terrible German town raid. Five killed, fourteen wounded per German counts, with higher real figures feared. Bombing hit the Badische factory and a large bank in Mannheim while Allied airmen faced some German planes. Exodus from Rhine towns continues and rents drop sharply.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Rhine
Mannheim
Badische Aniline and Soda Factory
Karlsruhe
Nerv Worth touted by Ohio principal in testimonial
Principal Marvey Shaw of Rockland Ohio narrates his recovery from nerves and indigestion after using Nerv Worth. He details taking two bottles and endorses the tonic, adding he would seek a dollar back offer if it fails. The testimonial appears in a McKee Drug Store display in Athens Ohio.
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McKee
Athens
Rockland
Ohio
Boreman’s
Parkersburg
Marvey Shaw
McKee’s Drug Store
Shaw
Eight Ships Of Slav Fleet In Hands Of Hun
Stockholm July 2 Two dreadnoughts and six destroyers of the Russian Black Sea fleet have arrived in Sebastopol. Their crews were disarmed by the Germans and forced to leave the city at once. In the Novo Rossusk revolt the Russians blew up one dreadnought and ten destroyers.
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Stockholm
Sebastopol
Novo Rossusk
Work or Fight Order Won’t Defect County Workers
In Athens County few men in deferred registration face the Work or Fight order from General Crowder. Most are in essential war work, mainly department managers, with partners and owners unaffected. Affected individuals will be processed in days, given seven days to engage in productive work, or be placed in Class 1 for noncompliance.
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Athens County
General Crowder
E R. Walker
Public Health Service Placed Under Treasury War Measures
President Wilson issues order placing all sanitary and public health activities of the government under the public health service of the Treasury Department as war measures.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Treasury Department
Wilson
Merry Widow Recovers After Mayr Remedy Trial
A widow describes relief from chronic stomach and liver trouble after three months on Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. She says bowels are regular and health improved, noting the treatment clears catarrhal mucus and inflammation. The ad claims one dose proves efficacy with money-back guarantee from McKee Drug Company.
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Mayr
McKee Drug Company
Druggirip
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Helsonville Wews
M. B. Gilbert
K. of P. Bidg
Grover Street
F. S&s. Bryans
Grover St
Wellman
Warrick
Citizens
Melsonville and
York Township
Red
Martin
Barrows
Newman
Dugan
Bell Telephone Co
Cora Collins
Walnut St
H. F. Collins
Marines
France
W. W. Lowery
Paris Island
States
St. Lazaire
Giar
Thos. H
Ince
Zeppelin
Miajesti¢Nelsonville
Mayor’s Court
Ladies Aid
Carpenter
Athens, Ohio
Joseph Shaplen
Fort
C. L. King Co
W. Washington St
Nelsonville, Ohio
Bell
Congert
Cline’s Pharmacy
Woody
Limbade
Cline
Athenean Restaurant
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