Local Social Notes From Columbus Visits and Arrivals
Miss Lola Fry of Columbus visits with Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Millikan. Miss Lucile Williams returns to Akron after a stay at her home. Mrs. Frank Adair of Massillon visits Mrs. Charles Mitchell. Mrs. Ralph Reed of Cincinnati visits her father Mr. R. Wayne Roach. Mr. William Junod of Camp Grant Illinois arrives home on ten days leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lola Fry
Columbus
Mrs. C. C. Millikan
Lucile Williams
Akron
Ralph Reed
Cincinnati
Mr. R. Wayne, Roach
William Junod
Camp Grant
Ill
Baltimore Man Guests Sister on Sunday
Mr. E. C. Whitcomb of Baltimore Maryland was the Sunday guest of his sister Mrs. Roy Hinchman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Whitcomb
Baltimore, Md
Roy Hinchman
Misses Coe of Albany Visit Carrs This Weekend
The Misses Mabel and Alta Coe of Albany were weekend guests of Miss Marie and Miss Frances Carr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel and
Alta Coe
Albany
Marie
Frances Carr
Logan Woman Visitor Notes Family Guests
Mrs A g Steinman of Logan visits her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Hal Murphy for a few days. Mrs Hester Blackston travels to Columbus to visit her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs L G Burnham. Mrs Mabel Bonifield arrives from Columbus for a two week vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs F S Grones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Steinman
Logan
Hal Murphy
Mabel Bonifield
Columbus
Mrs
F.S. Grones
Bethels Visit Son at Sea. Littler Family Trip
Judge and Mrs. A S Bethel travel to Buffalo New York to visit their son Chief Yeoman Mac Bethel who has been ordered to sea. Mrs Tom Littler and son Clarence depart for Barberton for a week with her brother Will Lee and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge
A. S. Bethel
Buffalo
N. Y
Yeoman Mac Bethel
Tom Littler
Clarence
Barberton
Will Lee
Littler Family Guests At Nelsonville Nest
Mr and Mrs Clyde Littler and children were Sunday guests of Mrs J R Howe and Mr J R Howe in Nelsonville, staying with the latter couple’s family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Littler
J. R. Howe
Nelsonville
Mrs Frank Simpson and Lucile Visit Parkersburg Guests
Mrs Frank Simpson and her daughter Lucile of Parkersburg West Virginia arrived today as guests of Mr Harry O Bleness and his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Simpson
Lucile
Parkersburg, W. Va
Harry O’bleness
Mrs Gardner and sister visit Wellston
Mrs. John Gardner of Carbondale and her sister Mrs. Jacob Sherman have gone to Wellston for a few days to visit with Mrs. Gwynn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gardner
Carbondale
Jacob Sherman
Wellston
Gwynn
Mrs. Falloon Travels to Weldon to Visit Stevens Family
Mrs. A. E. Falloon began a trip today to Weldon Iowa to visit her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs J F Stevens Helen Falloon during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Falloon
Weldon
Iowa
J. F. Stevens
Helen Falloon
Sherman Family Returns From Middleport Trip
Mr. and Mrs Edward Sherman and children and Mrs Jacob Sherman returned yesterday from Middleport where they motored Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Sherman
Jacob Sherman
Middleport
Mrs Ida Whitcomb Visits North Vern for Summer
Mrs Ida Whitcomb of North Vern on Ind arrived Saturday to spend the rest of the summer with her daughter Mrs Roy Hinchman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Whitcomb
North Vernon
Ind
Roy Hinchman
Local social briefs include visits and military calls
Mrs. E A Secoy and Beatrice of Darbyville visit Mrs Alice Jordan in the city. Mrs Herbert Littler and son James return from Roseville after the death of Mrs Littler's uncle Charles Moore. Pearl Parker drives to Chillicothe to Camp Sherman with son Clarence Parker. QO E 8 members invited to 7:30 P M Masonic Temple meeting with refreshments. Mrs Harry M Roach returns from two week visit with son Sergeant H Westcott Roach 136 Field Artillery Camp Upton and daughter Miss Louise Roach in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Secoy
Beatrice
Darbyville
Alice Jordan
Kk. v. 3
Herbert Littler
James
Roseville
The
QO. E. 8
Masonic Temple
Harry M. Roach
Sergeant H. Westcott Roach
Field Artillery
Camp Upton
Long Island
N. Y
Louise Roach
Cleveland
Local visits span Kaine Pa Porterfield and Jackson trips
Mr and Mrs P G Hibbard hosted Mrs John George and two daughters of Kaine Pa and Miss Alice George with Mr Edwin McPherson of Porterfield. party returned by motor. Mr and Mrs H H Kinsel and sons Leo and Donald traveled by auto to Jackson and Vinton counties for the Fourth. Beatrice stayed longer. Dr and Mrs W S Bougher end a week with his mother and return to Chicago. Dr Bougher practices in Englewood suburb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. G. Hibbard
John George
Kaine
Alice George
Edwin McPherson
Porterfield
H. H. Kinsel
Leo
Donald
Auto
Jackson
Vinton Counties
Beatrice
W. 8. Bougher
Chicago
Bougher
Englewood
Chicago Doctor Transf ers Practice To War Doctor
Dr Hess a leading children's diseases specialist in Chicago turned over much of his practice to Dr Bougher before leaving for the war. The Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church meets Tuesday at 2 30 in the church parlor. Mr and Mrs Jacob Sherman learn their son Ray trained at Camp Sherman with the 331st infantry is safe overseas He serves in the Medical Detachment of the 331st.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hess
Chicago
Bougher
Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Jacob Sherman
Ray
Camp Sherman
331St Infantry
331St
Miss Estella Allen Joins Ohio University Music Faculty
Miss Estella Allen of Glouster arrives in Athens to teach voice at Ohio University Faculty of Music. A graduate of Ohio Wesleyan and Cincinnati Conservatory with a Chicago Musical College post graduate medal, she earned praise as a brilliant soprano in Verdi aria during college commencement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estella Allen
Glouster
Athens
Ohio University
Miss Allen
Clara Bancroft
Oxford College
Oxford
Ohio Wesleyan
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Chicago Musical Colege
Hisylvania Mining Company unfurls service flag at Glouster
In Glouster Ohio yesterday the Hisylvania Mining Company raised a twenty five star service flag with eight more to come. A patriotic demonstration led by the Glouster band marched to Mine 28 and Mine 22 where the flag was unfurled. Speakers included George W. Rose Lee Hall and Prosecuting Attorney James Wood of Athens. Wood delivered a memorable outdoor address praised for its force and delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Hisylvania Mining Company
Ohio Collieries
Trimble Village
George W. Rose
Lee Hall
James Wood
Athens
Wood
Hisylvania Company
Hisylvania
Jim Wood
Dr Pride Heads to Columbus for Brief Business Stop
Dr. W. A. Pride departed this morning for Columbus for a two day period to attend to business affairs and then return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Pride
Columbus
The Bull's Eye and Two Comedies at Original Theater
Tonight the Original Theater presents The Bull's Eye along with two other comedies and the Universal Weekly. It is reported as the reliable Monday show with a lineup promising entertainment for audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universal Weekly
Puritan Blue Laws Clash Over Sunday Brick Unloading
A Boston area dispute reports T B Skinner unloading coal cars on a Sunday near the Glouster Livery Company. The scene prompts questions to Mayor Williams about war time rules and church sanctioned Sunday work and hints at possible government action. Newsboys also face questions about selling Sunday papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Skinner
Glouster Livery Company
Skinner
Williams
War Board
Sam
All Mines with Full Complement of Ears Active
All mines with full complement of ears are working today indicating continued mine operations and no reported stoppages or closures at this time.
Miss Petticoats Tonight at Opera House Starring Alice Brady
Alice Brady headlines the Opera House this evening in Miss Petticoats, adapted from a story by Dwight Tilton. The production promises light comedy and romance with Brady in the leading role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House Tonight
Alice Brady
Dwight Tilton
Telegraphers' Rep Hines in Washington for NLB talks
Andrew Hines, representing telegraphers on the K and M Railway, traveled to Washington to confer with the National Labor Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Hines
Washington
National Labor Board
Mr. William Jenkins Chick Leaves for Stewart Visit
William Jenkins Chick departs for Stewart to see a brother, who was recently seriously hurt in a mine at Lathrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jenkins
Chick
Stewart
Lathrop
American troops aid French at Hill 204 near Chateau-Thierry
On July 8 American troops aided French forces at Hill 204 west of Chateau-Thierry. The attack lasted about three hours in a wood and on the hill slope. Hand to hand fighting followed as troops moved under heavy fire with rifles grenades and bayonets. Lieutenant Messner of Brooklyn is cited as the newest American ace with two additional confirmed kills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marne
Chateau-Thierry
Messner
Brooklyn
David James Leaves Home for Navy Induction in Cincinnati
David James, son of William James a local merchant, departed yesterday for Cincinnati to begin induction into the United States Navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David James
William James
Cincinnati
United States Navy
Mitchel Death Probe Links Unbuckled Belt
Lake Charles La July 8 investigation into the death of Major John Purroy Mitchel former New York mayor who fell from his airplane at Gerstner Field remained open Major Kirby commanding officer said evidence from cadet fliers and civilian workers indicated Mitchel left the ground with his safety belt unbuckled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Charles
John Purroy Mitchel
New York
Gerstner Field
Kirby
Mitchel
Messenger critiques city governance and press freedom
The newspaper laments criticism of city officials while promising to publish opposing business views in a composite piece. It recalls a recent barber shop incident and questions the mayor’s authority on Sunday work, joking about a newspaper editor as a wartime ally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messenger
Sunday Creek
Sherlock Helmes
France
Hans
Erie
Tanlac credited with three years’ improvement for Cincinnati woman
Mrs. Beulah Marshall of 816 Mail Street Cincinnati says Tanlac improved her weak stomach appetite and sleep after three years of malaise. She reports relief from stomach trouble nerves and fatigue and urges others to try the tonic at Cline's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanlac
Beulah Marshall
Mail Street
Cincinnati
Taniac
Cline’s
Try Tanine Rheumatism Treatment at Cline's Pharmacy
A claim that Tanine Rheumatism Treatment eases pain reports helping hundreds. Available for purchase at Cline's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cline’s
British Army Council to Transfer Two London Hospitals
The British army council and the American Red Cross announce the takeover of two London hospitals for exclusive use of American wounded soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
British Army Council
American Red Cross
War Witness Recalls Vimy Ridge and German Raid
Private Arthur K. Herman of the 18th Canadian Black Watch describes his WWI service including the Vimy Ridge assault on Easter Sunday 1917. He details wounds from a whizz bang shell, amputated leg, time in 11 hospitals, and witnessing a 22-plane German air raid in London. Also noting the Stewart flour mill loading for government export.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua
Arthur K. Herman
18Th Canadian Black Watch
Vimy Ridge
Herman
Chum
Edmondtona ‘Military Hospital
London
England
George
No Man's Land
Lovat Scottish Concert Co
Harry Lauder
Mora
Black Watch
Cincinnati Cattle and Hog Market Reports
Cincinnati July 8 cattle receipts 2480 with shows for shippers 18.00 and 16.60. calves strong with extras at 16.75 to 17.00. Hogs receipts 5816 with good packers and butchers at 17.00. Sheep receipts 6268 with steady market and extras 11.50 to 12.00. lambs steady with extras 18.75 to 19.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Chicago Livestock Hog Receipts Up Cattle and Sheep Reported
Chicago livestock market notes hog receipts at 0 000 with a ten cent rise. Cattle receipts tallied at 16 000 and sheep at 16 000 as trading continued.
Columbus Hay Market Prices Listed for Timothy and Straw
Prices for hay and straw markets show No 1 timothy at 19 and 10.76 per unit, No 2 timothy at 17.60 and 18.60, No 3 timothy at 13 and 16, No 1 clover mixed at 16 and 17, oats straw at 8 and 8.5, rye straw at 8 and 8.5.
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Columbus
Timothy
Pittsburg Stock Market Cattle and Hogs Prices Rise
Pittsburg Pa July 8 cattle market sees higher prices with choice cattle $16.00 to $16.50 and prime heavies at $17.00 to $17.15. Sheep and lamb receipts 17 cars with prime wethers $12.50 to $13 and good $11.25 to $12.26. hog receipts 85 cars active market with prime heavies $17.00 to $18.10 and pigs $18.00, roughs $14.12 to $15.25.
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Pittcburg
Pitteburg
Market Prices for Grain and Forage in Toledo
Corn cash 1.76. Oats cash 0.81. Rye cash 1.70. Clover 16.25, Oct 13.30, Dec 138.05. Alsike Oct 11.25. Timothy 4.00, Sept 4.66, Oct 4.30, Dec 4.22 1-2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ohio
Alsike
Timothy
Market Quotes for Corn and Pork in Chicago
Chicago prices show July corn at 1.63 6-8 with August 1.64 3-8 and September 1.56 1-3. July date 74 1-8, August 70, September 69 5-8. Pork bids listed July 44.20 and September 45.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
Date
Southeast 3 Having Strike of Wire Men
Western Union officials deny knowledge of Atlanta lockout orders and say business operates normally. In Atlanta one hundred fifty telegraph operators quit work after the company locked out union members on Sunday. President H. A. Joiner of the local union predicts a Southeast wire strike over the wholesale discharge, with only six to seven men left at work in the city by noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Western Union
Atlanta
Western Union Telegram Company
A. Joiner
Saloon Liquor Sales Ban Ordered in Columbus
Columbus July 8 cabarets and wine rooms must close within thirty six hours as directed by Safety Director M J Berry following an ordinance adopted last week. Liquor sales in any place other than a barroom will not be permitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
M. J. Berry
Increase Now Demanded by Suit Makers
Cleveland garment trades face a looming strike on Thursday if wound cloak and suit industry employers fail to meet union demands. Officials say workers seek a thirty percent raise from employers in the cloak makers union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, O
Cleveland Garment Trades
Cloak Makers Union
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Pearl Parker
Chillicothe
Clarence Parker
Bardin Bros. Company
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Fall Street
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13Th Black Watch
Biddison & Sands
Redpath
Liberty Girls
William Raney Bennett
Madrigal Singers
Martin D. Hardin
Antonio Sala
James Elcho Fiddes
Gay Zenoa MacLaren
Harry L. Fogelman
New York City
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Gret Lakes
Sidney Landon
Uncle Sam
Chicago Livestock
Toledo Grain Market
Chicago Grain Market
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Overland Country Club
Studebaker
Chalmers
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Flanders
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