Mother and Shack 3 by Zoe Beckley
Sally Orme receives Red Cross acceptance and enlistment news as she contends with love for Steve Torrance and the strain of leaving Phillipsburg for the war. Old neighbors react to Lucy Orme's daughter and Sally faces the challenge of balancing duty with longing for companionship and comfort.
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Steve
Libby
War Department
Phillipsburg
Wildfir
Orme
Sally
Lucy Orme
Joseph Orme
Stephen Torrance
Advice Columns on War Engagements Parties and Hair Loss
A reader asks if engagement should be broken during war. Mrs Thompson advises against breaking it but notes discretion if fiancé approves. Another letter asks about a surprise family return party and whether to host with or without partners for supper. A third writer seeks help for persistent superfluous facial hair and ineffective removal methods.
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Mrs. Thompson
Todube
B. W
Dear Mrs Thompson Salon Advice Columns and Letters
A reader seeks guidance on cosmetics and hair removal and warns against a remedy. An eighteen year old writer asks whether to wait for a soldier friend and how to handle a picnic invitation with a second suitor. Frances advises openness, boundaries, and social participation through church and YWCA.
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Mrs. Thompson
Chauncey mine dedicates service flag with heroes list
A service flag was dedicated at the Chauncey mine Sunday at 10 am with a large crowd from town churches attending. The program featured patriotic speeches by Rev W H Arthur Judge J P Wood Rev Goddard and others, as the flag was raised again by veterans and the mothers of in service boys. The list of names includes Edward Blackford John Bisler Marion Schoonover H A Goodson Harry Grigsby and more. one son, John Warde, is noted as deceased. Mrs Brad Stalder leaves Chauncey for a visit to Fostoria and Toledo.
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Chauncey Mine
Ladies Band of
Athens
United States
Ruby
Ruth Lee
J. P. Wood
W. H. Arthur
W. B. Bartells
Arthur
Judge Wood
Goddard
Church of Christ
Chauncey
Edward Blackford
John Bisler
Marion Schoonover
H. A. Goodson
Harry Grigsby
George Leffler
Fred Larsson
Clinton Oxley
Carl Smith
Delmer Vanhorn
Roy Smith
William Canter
Arthur Lott
John Warde
Camp Sheridan
Alabama
Israel M. Foster
United Republicans
Athens County
Switzer
Katzenback Family Reunion Held in Mill Township
Mr and Mrs George Katzenback hosted a family reunion at their home in Mill Township with eleven children attending. The gathering emphasized kinship and shared memories among relatives.
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Katzenback
Chauncey
George Katzenback
Mill
Sam Sommer's Store Ad Offers Wide Apparel Sale
White Wash Waists Crepe de Chine and Georgette Waists priced 3.98 to 6.49. White Wash Skirts Lisle and Silk Hose on sale. Patent Leather Belts 38 inch Colored Voile 25 to 75 cents per pair. 30 inch Colored Flaxon. Ladies and Misses Smoks 25 cents to 1.50. Teasers note many garments priced to attract shoppers.
Notable Chauncey Family Gathering Notes Large Kin
Sunday event in Chauncey hosted by Mr and Mrs Katzenback gathered many relatives and friends. The extended list includes Mr and Mrs Nathan Miller parents of Mrs Katzenback, and numerous Katzenback children and spouses with their offspring from Chauncey Millfield Nelsonville Missouri and George and Albert at home.
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Harvey Smith
Newton Schoonover
William Katzenback
Ellis Covert
Jacob Katzenback
Chauncey
Homer Knight
Millfield
Carl Conant
Nelsonville
George Swarts
Missouri
George
Albert
Weekend by Summer Island Beach and Buckeye Lake
A motor party including Mabel Conrad Ida Hayden Karl Johnson and Dane Osborne spent the weekend at Summer Island Beach and Buckeye Lake. They reported a grand time with plenty of good eats. Carl Conrad Mrs. Ben Weilder and Florence of Chauncey were summoned to Wellston by the death of their aunt Mrs. Samuel Conrad. Funeral services were held in Jackson.
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Mabel Conrad
Ida Hayden
Karl Johnson
Dane Osborne
Summersland Beach
Buckeye Lake
Carl Conrad
Ben Weilder
Florence
Chauncey
Wellston
Samuel Conrad
Jackson
Pastor Timmons heads revival trip and local church events
Rev B F Timmons left for Gillespieville Ohio to lead a weeklong revival at his home church. Sunday guests included Mrs Edna Minister and children visiting Union with family. Grace Richardson of Athens stayed with cousin Ferrel in Chauncey. Chauncey Church Youth group held a meeting led by Rev Goddard to discuss Africa mission work with a quartet singing. Dollar Social set for Tuesday July 9 with Grace Day Pearl Wharton in charge of eats and Kilpatrick Bradfield Fiske handling games and program details.
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B. F. Timmons
Church of God
Gillespieville
Edn
I. N. McHarg
Union
Grace Richardson
Athens
Miss Ferrel
Chauncey. Co. E
Goddard
Young Peoples Christian Endeavor
Chauncey Christian Church
Africa
Grace Day
Miss Pearl Wharton
Mat Kilpatrick
Gladys Bradfield
Paul Fiske
Paralyzing illness hits Chauncey resident Peter Pendergrass
Relatives and friends in Chauncey were surprised when word arrived that Peter Pendergrass of Chauncey had been stricken with paralysis at the home of his son Frank Pendergrass and family in Middleport where he had come on Saturday to spend the...
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Chauncey
Peter Pendergrass
Frank Pendergrass
Middleport
Ito
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promoted as Internal Cure
An advertisement asserts catarrh cannot be cured by local treatment and must be addressed internally. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is said to act through the blood on mucous surfaces, combining tonics and blood purifiers described by a leading physician. The notice invites readers to request reports from the Toledo firm.
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Hall
Props
Toledo
O. D. Fiast
Hospital News From Chauncey Area This Weekend
A Sunday update says he is greatly improved and will be brought home to Chauncey on Monday. Mrs Pend-ergrass and sons Lloyd and Roy visited Middleport Sunday. Mrs J W Betts of Chauncey, who recently had surgery in Columbus, is recovering well and will return home soon.
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Chauncey
J. W. Betts
Columbus
Bret
Crowd Dispersed After Alleged Kiss Incident At Local Store
Police were called to North Court Street where a crowd gathered after reports that a young female employee, 13 or 14, was kissed by a store employee. The crowd confronted the Turks, two brothers entered to confront them, Chief Porter intervened, and the gathering gradually dispersed after no incident occurred.
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A. Kabool
8. Kaleep
North Court Street
These Men Not Affected by Stamps Sale Error
A misprint in the report shows Class One men with initials N and K being called into the W. B. S. meeting Sunday. They are not required to sell the stamps.
Ohio War Board Adopts Free Teacher Employment Service
The Ohio War Board announces a free employment service in Columbus through the State Defense Council to place teachers and recruit for school boards. Teachers and boards of education are urged to apply at State House address for application blanks and information. Clerks of boards are also asked to inquire at the same address.
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Ohio War Board
Ohio
State Defense Council
Columbus
Boards of Education
Teachers’ Employment Service
State House
FLATFOOTS TRANSFERRED TO EAST FOR GUARD DUTY
Five hundred flatfoots of the 158th Depot Brigade, found unfit for overseas service, are moved from Camp Sherman to Springfield Massachusetts to guard arsenals and embarkation ports during the war. The Ohio and Western Pennsylvania soldiers head east likely for the duration, ending any chance of returning to overseas regiments. Headquarters confirms arrival of the troops but not exact start or end dates. Two special trains conveyed the move.
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Camp Sherman
Springfield
Mass
Ohio
Western Pennsylvania
Une
Camp
The Hun Humorists Are Having Their Day
Amsterdam reports German efforts to downplay American force size, including a Munich Jugend joke in which General Pershing jokes about billets in France. The dialogue parodies a new American fleet arrival and suggests German propaganda aims to minimize fear.
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Amsterdam
Germany
Munich
Pershing
la Belle
France
Miss Kaiser Hates Bill Seeks Name Change
Los Angeles July 2 Miss Adelaide Kaiser asked Judge Charles W Wellborn to change her name. The judge, who also dislikes the German Kaiser, granted her request and she became Adelaide Robert.
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Miss Kaiser
Bill
Los Angeles
Adelaide C. Kaiser
Charles W. Wellborn
Wellborn
Kaiser
Adelaide Robert
Price Cut on 2 Size War Taz and Eckman Lab Product
The listing notes a price reduction from $2 for the 1 size to $1.50 and then to 80 cents for the 1 size war Taz from All Druggista and Eckman Laboratory in Philadelphia.
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All Druggista
Eckman Laboratory
Philadelphia
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Fostoria
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