Air battle tactics revealed by Allied and German flyers
Washington July 5 The National Geographic Society released a war geography bulletin detailing German air formation and Allied defensive and offensive methods. It covers three story German setups, pursuit squadron duties, and attack maneuvers for single seaters and two seaters with emphasis on positioning and tactical execution.
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Washington, D. C
Gering
National Geographic Society
Sain Andre de Berroeta
Qich Aviation Service
Washington
Bodie
Are Advertised Medicines Worthless
An editorial argues against condemning all advertised medicines while acknowledging fakes exist. It cites Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a legitimate, long standing remedy for female ailments, praised for forty years of use nationwide.
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Lydia B. Pinkham
America
Chauncey and Nelsonville Women Leave for Columbia
Mrs. Ray Parry of Chauncey and Mrs. Woods of Nelsonville travel to Columbia South Carolina for a stay while their husbands train at Camp Wadeworth there.
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Ray Parry
Chauncey
Woods
Nelsonville
Columbia
South Carolina
Camp Wadeworth
Flag Raising at Smart's Mine Near Chauncey
A Sunday flag raising at Smart's mine on Dailey near Chauncey drew a large crowd from the community. Speakers Wood of Athens and Rev. J A Goddard of Chauncey delivered strong addresses, with Harvey Nye of Chauncey reading a patriotic recitation. Old Glory waves in the breeze from Bailey.
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Smart's Mine
Dailey
Chauncey
Wood of
Athens
J. A. Goddard
Harvey Nye
Bailey
Fuller Family Horde Reunion at Ellis Avenue Home
The Fuller family reunion at Ira R Fuller and wife’s Ellis Avenue home drew together most members despite son Pierce’s service in France. One guest was Mrs Whitmore of Buchtel. Attendees included Carr Penn and family from Pontiac and Geo Palmer with relatives from Pomeroy and Blanche Brown with Harold, and C Russell with Fred.
Picnic at Hebbardsville Draws Local Youth Crowd
A Sunday picnic in a grove near Hebbardsville drew a crowd of young people. Attendees included Lena Wilson Naomi England Edytha Trickett Solomon Wilson Abe Wilson Ruth Burdette Margaret Lax Edith Burdette Blanche Finsterwald Della Finsterwald Yorkes Burdette Mae Beard Mayme Kepler Emma Burdette from Chauncey Hebbardsville Athens Nelsonville and other locales. Reverend W H Arthur conducted a funeral in Jer seyville Wednesday. Isean Wilson leaves today for Richmond Virginia to visit his sister’s family for two weeks.
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Hebbardsville
Lena Wilson
Naomi England
Edytha Trickett
Solomon
Abe Wilson
Chauncey
Ruth Burdette
Margaret Lax
Edith Burdette
Blanche
Della Finsterwald
Yorkes Bu
W. H. Arthur
Methodist Church
Jerseyville
Isean Wilson
Richmond
Mrs. Levine
Chauncey Couple Hosts Dinner Honoring Nurses in Columbus
Mr and Mrs A H England of Chauncey welcomed guests at Converse street on Sunday for a dinner honoring Miss Hazel Love and Miss Allie Porter nurses at Mt Carmel hospital Columbus, with Mr and Mrs Erle Bridgewater of this place attending.
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A. H. England
Chauncey
Converse Street
Hazel Love
Allie Porter
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Columbus
Erle Bridgewater
Mrs Pencilli to Return Home After Hospital Stay
Mrs Gabriel Pencilli, gravely ill for weeks in a Columbus hospital, will return to her Chauncey home Wednesday. Her daughter is the child of Mr and Mrs Riley Tedrick of Chauncey. Mr and Mrs Esau Bridgewater and Mr and Mrs Erle Bridgewater visited Logan Monday. Miss Emma Smart came back from Dyesville after visiting relatives. Mr O B West and family of Millfield plan Buckeye Lake outing. Miss Hazel Love of Columbus is in
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Gabriel Pencilli
Columbus
Chauncey
Pencill
Riley Tedrick
Esau Bridgewater
Erle Bridgewater
Logan
George Legshow
Emma Smart
Dyesville
O. EB. West
Millfield
Buckeye Lake
Hazel Love
Chauncey Guest of Mr and Mrs Freind Love
Chauncey visited his parents Mr and Mrs Freind Love as a guest.
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Chauncey
Mr. and
Mrs. Freind Love
Tew Buchtel News Roundup
Messenger Lt Leonard McKinney arrives home safe from France front lines. Murray resident Mick Bessie Koenig visits sister Mrs Luther Wallace. Junior Knitting Club hosts at Mrs Michael Colbert home. Red Cross ice cream social yields 9150. King Orchestra provides entertainment. Ohio University friends visit parents here for weekend. Mrs Mode Dame and Mrs C Dame visit Mrs Chas Jackson. Mrs Jas Kinner visits from out of town. Mrs Hugh King returns from Indiana. Buchtel boys head for Athens on Sunday. uet oh you de tour.
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Leonard McKinney
France
Mick Bessie Koenig
Murray
Luther Wallace
Buchtel
Michael Colbert
Red Cross
King Orchestra
Freda Donley
Anna Gray
Flossie Gray
Althea
Wilma Whitmore
Nora Lafollett
Beatrice Crabtree
Ohio University
Mode Dame
C. Dame
Longstrethh
Chas. Jackson
Jas. Kinner
Hugh King
Indiana
Athens
Uet
Birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Olson
A son was born Wednesday morning to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Olson. The mother was formerly Myrtle Lenard. The baby is named Charles Danford Olson. Both mother and babe are doing well. Various relatives and friends visited and traveled between local towns including West Virginia and Cambridge, with several social visits and travels noted.
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Charles Olson
Myrtle Lenard
France
Charles Danford Olson
Babe
Circle Hill area social notes report travel and visits
Circle Hill residents list their weekend trips and visits to Columbus Chauncey Athens Nelsonville and West Virginia. Names include Sonn Grimm Hawk Fisher Lock Childres Bride Garlinger Hartley Gordon Dug and others with relatives and shows noted.
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Marraspendance
Sonn Grimm
Columbus
Wesley Hawk
Chauncey
George Fisher
P. J. Fisher
Athens
Elmer Lock
George Lock
Jacksonville
Charles Childres
Russel
West Virginia
Gertrude Bride
Ollie Garlinger
Nelsonville
Paul Hartley
William Gordon
Dug Lock
Jesse Skinner
Hildreth
Ethel Methenta
Baby
Joe Garlinger
Will Hale
John Okley
Truck Accident Near Grosvenor Street Ends with Narrow Escape
Jesse Bennett recently moved to Athens from Stroud Run when his small motor truck failed on a steep shale bank near Grosvenor street. The vehicle slid down the grade, crossed the street, and toppled into a deep cut, overturning at least twice before Bennett crawled out unharmed. The truck was badly damaged.
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Jesse Bennett
Grosvenor Street
Athens
Strouda Run
Bennett
Wiles-Herron Alley
Warren Herron
Local residents visit relatives and friends in area
Numerous residents and visitors are listed as staying with or visiting relatives in Broadwell, Athens, Carpenter, McConnellsville, Columbus, and nearby towns. Names include Miss Maggie Lavelle, Miss Sylvia Zigafoose, Mrs. Harry Kalb, Ruth Kalb, Mrs. Clyde Whitlatch, Carol Whitlatch, Wes Bobo, Mrs. John Bobo, Mrs. Wesley Webb, and many others.
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Maggie Lavelle
Broadwell
Sylvia Zigafoose
Athens
Nelle Zigafoose
Harry Kalb
Ruth
Mingo Junction
Elmer Searles
Clyde Whitlatch
Carol
M. W. Howery
Carpenter
Wes Bobo
Corning
Howard Coe
Gus Townsend
Charley Bowers
Columbus
B. K. Carpenter
Jessie Carpenter
Ellis
Athens State Hospital
Florence Strong
Wilkesville
J. J. Henry
Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist Church
Jerry Brooks
Ed McKinstry
Akron
Bartley
Charley Dailey
A. C. Dailey
Everett Cline
Buckeye Lake
Edgar Shultz
Dayton
Howard Cline
Louise
Peter Morse
A. T. Townsend
Cleveland
Will Higley
Fred Worhes
Bob Hughes
L. D. Gillogly
Thora Coultas
Quaker City
Miss Coultas
Community Guests and Local Highlights Across Guysville Area
Sunday social rounds include Mr and Mrs M Chapman of Carthage visiting son J C Chapman. Athens visitors J J Henry and wife spent time with Mrs W C Light. Families from New England and Akron called on relatives. Government flour shipment supported by Guysville Milling Company. War Savings stamps sales reported at Guysville Post Office.
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M. Chapman
Carthage
J. C. Chapman
J. J. Henry
Athens
W. C. Light
Emmett Copeland
David Copeland
New England
KE. W. Cunningham
R. H. Bean
Clyde Kiehl
Columbus
C. C
Cleveland Tractor Narrow Size Powers Through Small Plots
The compact Cleveland tractor can fit under fruit trees, pass through tight doors, and navigate untraveled paths, showcasing versatility for small-scale farming tasks.
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Cleveland
Fourth quarterly meeting at M. B. H. Church this Sunday
The conference year’s fourth and final quarterly meeting convenes Sunday at 2 30 PM at the M B Church with Sept Evans preaching. All welcome. Misses Mabel and Edith Woodward left Wednesday to visit friends at Orland.
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M. BH
Evans
Mabel
Edith Woodard
Orland
Thomas N Hoover for Athens county Representative nomination
Announcement lists Thomas N Hoover as Republican candidate for Athens county Representative in the Ohio General Assembly with primary on August 18. Hoover has lived in Athens eighteen years, is a township farmer, and teaches History Government and Constitutional Law at the University.
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Thomas N. Hoover
Athens County
Athens
Athens Township
General Assembly of
Ohio
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Guysville
Cleveland Tractor
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Waterloo Township
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Waterloo Two
J.C. Hewitt & Son
Bert M. Thompson
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James W. Faulkner
Cincinnati Enquirer
Ohio Home Rule Assn
L. H. Gibem
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