Brandenburgs Host Sunday Dinner Guests
Mr and Mrs Miles Brandenburg entertained with a twelve o clock chicken dinner. Guests included Mr and Mrs John George and Mr and Mrs M T Brandenburg and daughter Miss Forrest. Harry Rickett and Miss Clara Linn of Columbus visited. Mae Johnson of Kenton stayed with Aunt Mrs Richard Gibson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Brandenburg
John George
M. T. Brandenburg
Miss Forrest
Harry Rickett
Clara Linn
Columbus
Dana Windon
Mae Johnson
Kenton
Richard Gibson
entertaining for guest Miss Dorothy Welch in town
Mrs C E Welch hosted yesterday afternoon for her Salt Lake City guest Miss Dorothy Welch. An informal reception from 2 to 3, a theatre party at the Majestic, and a 5 o'clock luncheon at the Colonial followed. Attending were Claudine Uhrig Louise Hyde Lucile Stalter Esther Vorhes Lillian Barron Elian Crouse Helen Ohlinger Elsie Hodgman Margaret Rosser Mary Pensyle Ruth Eberle. Mr and Mrs John George of Logan spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Miles Brandenburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Welch
Dorothy Welch
Salt Lake City
Utah
Welch
Harry Welch
Majestic
The
Colonial
Miss Welch
Claudine Uhrig
Louise Hyde
Lucile Stalter
Esther Vorhes
Lillian
Miss Gail Galvin Leaves for Extended Visit
Miss Gail Galvin departed today for an extended visit with her brother in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania. Her mother Mrs T C Galvin accompanied her to Columbus and spent the day with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gail Galvin
Pittsburgh
T. C. Galvin
Columbus
Mortgage Lifted by Athens Leader for Local Church
C. L. Poston, a prominent Athens citizen, helped the A M E Church remove its debt through his generous donation. Other local items note Siegfried's return to St. Louis after visiting daughter Mrs. E. R. Pike, Mrs. Harrold Mechem and children returning from Glouster, Pearl and Mrs. Davis visiting in New Straitsville, Mrs. Brandenburg in Athens, UMW historian Chris Evans visiting from Indianapolis, and the Hudsons returning from Lebanon after a week with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Poston
Athens, C
A. M. E. Church
Colc
Siegfried
St. Louis
E. R. Pike
Harrold Mechem
Glouster
Hawk
Pearl Davis
New Straitsville
Harry Mounts
M. T. Brandenburg
Athens
Chris Evans
United Mine Workers
Indianapolis
This
W. L
Hudson
Lebanon
Advertised Letters List for July 7 At Pn
Advertised letters include Bateman William Ballau Noah Cook Clinton E Dodds Sylvia Johnson Mrs Charley Matheny John Mitchel Mrs Sylvia Orn Miss Emma Pentinent R F D Box 36 Powers John E Turner Mrs Adrian Wetzel Frank Belford Williams Miss Margaret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bateman
Ballau
Noah
Cook
Clinton E
Dodds
Sylvia
Johnson
Charley
Matheny
John
Mitchel
Orn
Emma
Powers
John E
Turner
Adrian
Wetzel
Frank Belford
Williams
Margaret
Newborn Son for Dr and Mrs Everett Neff in Wilkensburg
A fine eight pound son arrived last night at the home of Dr and Mrs Everett Neff in Wilkensburg Pa. The Neffs are former Nelsonville residents with many friends here who are glad to hear the happy news. Mother and baby are doing nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Neff
Wilkensburg
Neffs
Nelsonville
Mother
Babe
Dinner at Fort Street Home for Cooley Family Guests
Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Cooley entertained at a twelve o'clock dinner Sunday at their Fort street home. Guests included Frank Cooley Jr. and Jim Cooley of New York City, Frank Jackson, and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Cooley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. Cooley
Fort Street
Frank Cooley, Jr
Jim Cooley
New York City
Frank Jackson
Leonard Cooley
Local notes on arrivals and travels in the city
Frank Lowery known as Boss Campbell has been discharged and arrived to set up a future home here. Miss Mayme Keplar and Miss Lucile Hartley spend a few days in Columbus. Rev Leon Arpee spent Monday in Athens with his mother. Mrs Bibbs returned to Kansas City after visiting her sister Mrs W W Poston. Sam Longley left for Akron for an indefinite stay. Mrs Fred Voigt and two children are mentioned with travel and residence details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lowery
Boss Campbell
Mayme Keplar
Lucile Hartley
Columbus
Leon Arpee
Athens
Bibbs
Kansas City
W. W. Poston
Sam Longley
Akron
Fred Voigt
For Sale Potatoes 40 Bushels at 1 40 a Bushel
Classified ads from Nelsonville list 40 bushels of potatoes for sale at 1.40 per bushel by Frank Tedrow. Also offers two sewing machines in good condition from Red Cross at A P Scott's for one fourth their cost. An Overland touring car with four new tires is offered cheap if sold at once at 1037 Poplar Bt. A furnished room for rent with private entrance at 118% W Washington St with Bell 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Tedrow
Red Cross
A. P. Scott's
Washington St
Bilious Attacks Helped by Chamberlains Tablets Say Willis Browning
A reader from Pattonsburg Missouri recounts a year ago his wife used Chamberlains tablets to cure a bad bilious attack and long standing constipation. The testimonial endorses the medicine's effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Willis Browning
Pattonsburg
Ruger Fined in Wisconsin Non-resident License Incident
In Washburn Wisconsin H C Ruger paid a $50 fine after a deputy game warden accused him of failing to carry a non resident license while fishing and spoke with Mrs William Gray of Chicago about his hometown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washburn
Wis
H. C. Ruger
Chicago
William Gray
Rain Heads Elks at Atlantic City Convention
The Elks annual convention in Atlantic City New Jersey met in executive session and was expected to wind up affairs. Frank L Rain from Nebraska was elected grand exalted ruler late yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
Elks
Frank L. Rain
Lost roll of paper found in Glouster area
A missing roll of paper with accident blank supports was reported. finder should contact Dr. C. Von Scheele in Jacksonville. The city hosts a Thursday opera house dance with music by Jimmy Richards Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Jimmy Richards
Orchestra Recital Proceeds At Church Of Christ Friday
An evening program at the Church of Christ features top valley talent for an orchestra recital. Local figures William Ellis of the United Mine Workers departs tomorrow for Birmingham after a short city visit. Anna Timbrink heads to Detroit to visit relatives for several weeks. Meshick Cavey returns home from Akron after weeks away. Due to the pastor's absence, the St Andrews Church ice cream social will be held on Mulligan lawn Friday night with no preaching services Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge No. 48
District of Sixty-Two
Church of Christ
William Ellis
United Mine Workers
Birmingham
Ala
Mr. Ellis
Miners’ Organization
Meshick Cavey
Akron
J. W. Orr
Young Ladies of St Andrews Tenary
Methodist Mulligan
Day school follows usual schedule. Miss Gamwell travels
Miss Mary Gamwell left the capital city for Columbus to attend the centennial. She will then visit friends in Galion before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Gamwell
Columbus
Galion
Postmaster in Bethany Held on Serious Charge
Bethany W Va July 9 W E Reeves postmaster and church elder arrested on a serious charge brought by parents of five year old Mary Fluhart was saved from an angry mob by Mayor W T Booker last night the mob threatened to storm the jail but was persuaded to let the law take its course Reeves will have a hearing today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany
W. E. Reeves
Christian Church
Mary Fluhart
W. T. Booker
Reeves
Booser
Motorbike dispute ends in replevin and arrest in Perry county
A dispute over a motor cycle led to a replevin order and an arrest. H D Nice of Athens sold the bike to Andrew Alexander of New Straitsville on installments, Nice retrieving the machine from Straitsville and facing theft charges. The case moves to Squire Warrener's court next Monday with a search warrant issued by a Perry county justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justices of the Peace
H. D. Nice
Athens
Andrew Alexander
New Straitsville
Alexander
Nice
Straitsville
Perry County
New Lexington
Rocky Roads
Justice Warrener
Glenn
Express
Express Company
Squire Warrener
Warrener
Ohio River Stages Report July 9 in Pittsburgh Area
Ohio River stages today show Point Bridge at 5.3 feet stationary, Herrs Island 5.6 feet stationary, Davis Island 9.1 feet stationary, Geaver Dam 8.1 feet stationary, Parkersburg 11.1 feet rising, and Point Pleasant 3.5 feet falling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Point Bridge
Herrs Island
Davis Island
Geaver Dam
Parkersburg
Point Pleasant
Community church service and Princeton student report build parish interest
The Presbyterian service will discuss Matthew 7 12 27 and Edward Arpee from Princeton University will report on the Northfield Conference. The Missionary Society met with notable participation and refreshments followed. Clerk Copeland announces explosives licenses no longer required after July 30. Mrs G R Smith injured cranking her Ford. no bones broken after medical exam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Edward Arpee
Princeton University
Northfield
Missionary Sociey
Miss Shott
G. R. Smith
Hudson Avenue
Terrorists Blamed for Woman's Death in Ohio Woods
Cris and Frank Ebbale of Chicago identified the charred body of their sister Mary De Francisco in Fremont Ohio two weeks after her cremation was found. Tony Elardo and Sam Cantello are jailed on murder charges. the brothers allege a terrorist clique headquartered in Akron abducted and killed her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freemont
Ohio
Cris
Frank Ebbale
Chicago
Mary de Francisco
Fremont
Tony Elardo
Sam Cantello
Akron
Kaiser Under Guard in London Escape Prevented
London July 9 former Kaiser guarded to prevent escape. Andrew Bonar Law told the house of commons steps have been taken to block escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Kaiser
Andrew Bonar Law
House of Commons
Ford to Take Stand in Libel Suit Against Chicago Tribune
Henry Ford was notified by The Tribune's attorneys to appear in court late this afternoon for his libel case against the Chicago newspaper, with expectations he will testify tomorrow morning in Mount Clemens Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Clemens
Mich
Henry Ford
Tribune
Auto King
Chicago
Tomorow
Veteran of Great War Is Honored By His Friends
A welcome home party for Private Ernest Brown at W. H. H. Brown’s Baker Settlement home drew about 125 neighbors. He served with the Motor Transport Co. 366 in France for eighteen months and earned a Victory Medal with eight stars for battles including Somme Defensive and Aisne Defensive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. H. Brown
Baker Settlement
Ernest Brown
France
Brown
Motor Transport Co
Western Front
Somme
Aisne
Chemin Des Dames
Reims
Montdidier-Nayon
Champagne-Marne
Aisne-Marne
Oise-Aisne
Cincinnati Markets Today Eggs and Poultry Prices
Today's markets report in Cincinnati shows eggs steady with prime firsts 44 cents, dot firsts 42, ordinary firsts 39, seconds 36, duck eggs 44. Live poultry lists fowls over 5 pounds at 28 cents per pound, under 5 pounds also 28, broilers over 1.5 pounds at 45, under 1.5 pounds 30, roosters 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Grain Prices Reported for Toledo Markets
Closing prices list corn No 3 yellow at 1.92 per bushel oats standard white 77 to 78 cents barley No 2 1.23 rye No 2 1.45 seed clover cash 28.25 Oct 27.10 Dec 26.50 alsike Oct 22.75 Dec 22.50 timothy cash 5.25 Sept oo Oct 5.65 Dec 5.70 March 6.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Alsike
Timothy New
Cattle and Hogs Market Report With Varied Prices
Cattle receipts light and market steady with choice cattle at 15.00 to 15.75 and prime 13.75 to 14.50. Veal calves bring 20.00 to 23.00. sheep and lambs light receipts and steady with prime wethers 10.00 to 10.50, good 9.00 to 9.55, fair mixes 13.00 to 18.25. Hogs receipts ten doubles, market steady. heavy pin 22.55 to 23.75 and mediums 22.55 to 23.75. heavy yorkers 22.55 to 23.75, light yorkers 22.00 to 22.50, pigs 21.00 to 21.50, roughs 18 to 20.25, stags 14.50 to 15.00.
Chicago Produce Market Butter-creamery Prices Report
Butter creamery prices in Chicago market quoted 50 cents for firsts and 50 cents for other grades, with seconds at 45 to 47 cents. Standards category listed 50 cents under varied grade tags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cincinnati Cattle and Hog Prices Report
Cattle receipts 900 with market steady. shippers paid 11.50 to 14.00. Calves market strong with 20.00 to 20.50. Hogs receipts 5200, market higher. good choice packers and butchers 22.50. Sheep receipts 4500, market steady. lambs strong with 50 rise to 17.25 to 17.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Soldier in allotment scam held by U S officers
John R. Fisher, a discharged soldier, was seized by federal officers on a charge of misrepresenting Ida Taylor as his wife to obtain government allotments while he served in France. The woman, identified as Ida Minchin, is under arrest in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
W. VA
John R. Fisher
United States
Ida Taylor
France
Cleveland
Ida Minchin
Troops Return Home Via Bordeaux Route
The last American troops arrived in New York aboard the transport Santa Olivia after leaving Bordeaux. Officers said future arrivals will pass through Brest, marking the end of the Bordeaux route for American forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
N. Y
Bordeaux
Brest
Police guard City Hall after bomb threat July
Police guarded Youngstown City Hall after a threat said the hall would be blown up. The alert followed a notice received earlier, with authorities tracing no immediate credible target identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Ohio
City Hall
Trade Commission Meets Steel Firms Over Bas ing Points
The Federal Trade Commission conferred with a steel producers delegation on basing points. Pittsburg has long served as the base for F. O. B. deliveries under the established practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Pittsburg
Return Flight Ordered For R-84 Under Favorable Winds
Washington officials were advised by the United States weather bureau to begin the return flight of England within twenty four hours. The report cited favorable winds and weather over the western Atlantic for the R-34 route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Weather Bureau
England
Atlantic
Bumper Corn Crop Estimated for 1919
Washington reports the 1919 US corn crop at 2 815 000 bushels, a record surpassing prior estimates by over 100 million bushels. Norwegian scientists patent a secret process producing 98 percent nitric acid from 30 percent acid synthesized from atmospheric nitrogen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Department of Agriculture
Assault trial ends with no verdict in Millfield case
Albert Werner of Millfield faced trial on a charge of criminal assault against thirteen year old Nellie Smathers. After a three hour jury the panel stood 7 to 5 for acquittal then deadlocked at 50 50 in the morning following, requiring a new trial. Werner released on bond. further action unlikely before September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Werner
Millfield
Nellie Smathers
Werner
Matt McPherson
Worstell
Bartels
Keenan and
Wells
Attrney Perry Wood
Wood
F. M. McPherson
Foreman
George Whipple
R. O. Williams
Orville Shellman
C. C. Kerr
George Maxwell
C. O. Burnett
Clarence Roach
Frank Dowler
Peter Y. Sama
P. B. Lightfritz
F W. Chapman
Willard Dempsey fight film forwarded to censor board
In Columbus on July 9 the Willard Dempsey fight pictures will be resubmitted to the Ohio movie censor board with specified cuts. Film owner Frank G. Hall said if rejected he will appeal to the supreme court. Board member O G Williams and Maurice S Hague voted in favor today. Maude Murray Miller had previously rejected the film.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Movie Censor Board
Frank G. Hall
Hall
Supreme Court
O. G. Williams
Maude Murray Miller
Maurice S. Hague
Tony
Careful Shampooing For Hair Care
The advice warns against excess alkali in soaps and shampoos that dry and damage hair. It recommends Malsified cocoanut oil shampoo as pure and greaseless, giving rich lather and thorough cleansing with minimal use. It claims the product is cheap and available at pharmacies, lasting months for a family.
Summerall Named American On Fiume Conflict Panel
Paris July 9 Major General C P Summerall of the First Army is named American member of the new committee of representatives from Great Britain France the United States and Italy to investigate the fighting between Italian and French troops at Fiume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
C. P. Summerall
First Army
Great Britain
France
United States
Italy
Fiume
Cravath Heads Phillion Slugger to New Role
Charles Cravath leads Philadelphia baseball team after John Combs leaves to pursue business work. Cravath takes on manager duties as Combs departs noting prior intent to resign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Charles (Gravy) Cravath
Ceeds
John Combs
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Emmett Edwards
Corning
Our City
Methodist Episcopal Church
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James
Frank Cooley
Miss Mae Lines
Joseph Carl Breil
F. X. Rauch
Nevin
Mae Lines
Mae Hartman
Lucile Kaelin
the Nightingale
R. Huntington Woodman
Janna Dorothy Lee
B. E. le Fever
John Prindle Scott
Jesus
Chas
A. E. Harris
Oley
Lemmens
Chas. Wakefield Cadman
Rain Heads Elks
Glouster News
Friendship Circle
Methodist Church
KE. LeFever
Grant Hospital
Dr. LeFever
Anna Timbrink
Detroit
Charles Easler
E. A. Roberta
Coco-Cola Bottling CO
Clerk of Courts
Copeland
Uncle Sam
FORD
Stans
Toledo Grain Market
Pittsburg Livestock
Will
Lash
Summerall
Phillion
Pharmacy Co
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W. S. Owens
Nelsonville, Ohio
Gates
Bell
W. Washington
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