Social visits and travels linked to Cleveland residents
A string of people from Cleveland travel and host in Columbus and nearby, including Mr. and Mrs. Fuller and daughter Frances Louise visiting Chris Evans. Jim and Frank Cooley returning from New York. Harley Noustine discharged. Mrs. John Rhodes and Mrs. Liona McVickers in Columbus. E E Rosser and Louise Kennard, Fanny Bryant, Margaret and Susie Clark at Centenary in Columbus. Earl Lama on business in Columbus. Mrs. M E Stratton and Nelle at Centenary. Dr Campbell and family returning to Cleveland after visits with relatives.
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R. S. Fuller
Frances Louise
Cleveland
John Rhodes
Liona McVickers
Columbus
E. E. Rosser
Louise Kennard
Fanny Bryant
Margaret
Susie Clark
Earl Lama
M. E. Stratton
Nelle
Dr. Campbell
Son Lands Safely Bailey Passes Message Home
A brief local item reports Mr and Mrs James M Bailey celebrate the safe arrival of their son. The notice notes family relief and thanks from the household.
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Mrs
James M. Bailey
Adams Street Family Welcomes Son Charles Home
Adams Street residents announce their son Charles has landed safely from overseas on July 7 aboard Transport Luckenback. The family celebrates his return and notes the voyage's completion.
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Adams Street
Charles
War trophies on display at Howe Market window
A splendid display of war trophies in the Howe Market window on Columbus street attracts attention. The trophies represent many selections and are worth seeing. They were brought to this country by Lieut. Charles Howe.
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Howe Market
Columbus Street
Charles Howe
Dance at K. P. Hall Friday Night Event
A dance is scheduled at K of P Hall on Friday night with admission priced at 15 and 50 cents.
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K. of P. Hall
Saint Denies Entry to Paradise for Sinful Life
A wistful figure pleads before gates of Paradise asking why he is barred. The gatekeeper replies that those who create hell on earth must face the fiery harvest of their deeds and be consigned to the realm below with the weary and distressed.
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Paradise
Earth
Open mufflers spur mortals and lead to hellish torment
A fragmentary verse excerpt condemns loud mufflers in streets as a path to rage and torment. It mentions Lucifer and Fort Street Nelsonville as the setting, illustrating the narrator's warning about noise and unrest.
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Lucifer
Hell
P. S
Fort Street
Nelsonville
Nelsonville Chautauqua Back On Track This Summer
Citizens now expect a chautauqua in Nelsonville with George Johnson as chairman after a delay caused by the former chair’s resignation. Solicitors report strong ticket sales as the event opens July 20 and runs six days with afternoon and evening programs.
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Nelsonville
George Johnson
Miss Evelyn Jack Visiting Columbus Family
Miss Evelyn Jack of Columbus is the guest of her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Jack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Jack of
Columbus
Mrs
J. L. Jack
Elks Grand Lodge Convened in Atlantic City
Ray Linscott attends the Grand Lodge of the Order of Elks meeting this week in Atlantic City as representatives gather for the annual session.
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Ray Linscott
Grand Lodge of the Order of Elks
Atlantic City
Classified Ads Lucerne Valley Nelsonville
Items for sale include 40 bushels potatoes at 1.40 per bushel by Frank Tedrow and two sewing machines in good condition from Red Cross at A P Scotts. An Overland touring car with four new tires is offered cheap for immediate sale at 1037 Poplar St. A furnished room for rent at 118% W Washington St with private entrance and Bell 629.
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Frank Tedrow
Red Cross
A. P. Scott’s
Overland
Poplar St
Washington St
Bell
Ice Cream Social at St Andrews Church Planned
The young ladies of St Andrews Church invite the public to an ice cream social on Mulligan lawn at Myers street Friday evening. Everyone is welcome to attend.
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St. Andrews
Mulligan Lawn
Myers Street
Wanted old factory and coal mine equipment
An advertisement from F Silberstein and Sons of Columbus Ohio seeks to buy worn out factory and coal mine equipment. The notice lists two phone numbers and is dated July 7, 1910.
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F. Silberstein & Sons
Columbus
Ohio
Walter Sanders Named Nelsonville Safety Director
Mayor Donley appoints Walter Sanders as Safety Director for the City of Nelsonville, marking a leadership change in local public safety administration.
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Walter Sanders
City of
Nelsonville
Donley
French Women Gave Lives for Their Country
Paris reports on the final war tally of Union des Femmes de France. Forty five women nurses died on battlefields or from war related diseases. The society with 90,000 members ran 365 auxiliary hospitals and numerous shelters and schools. It spent about 85 million francs and relied on women for all work.
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Henry Wood
United Press
Paris
l'Union Des Femmes de France
Union Des Femmes de France
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Local Residents Visit Relatives and Change Homes
Guysville and surrounding towns report a series of visits and moves. P W Lockhart and children visit relatives in Palestine West Virginia. J J Henry and Edna Thompson with Blanch Light of Athens spend time with Mrs W C Light. Dr Frey buys Mrs Perry's home. Perry plans a California winter. F E Kimes and son Paul travel to Columbus for Centenary exposition then return. Paul stays longer. Olive Murphy visits from Stewart with Mrs Fred Coleman. F L Gunther of Marietta visits daughter Emma Schneider. Cathryne Minnameyer of Athens visits aunt Mrs J E Lawrence. Henry Geisendorfer moves into Dr McLaughlin property formerly of Mrs J W Fellows. Carl Joe and Walter Stewart spend Fourth at home.
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P. W. Lockhart
Palestine W. Va
J. J. Henry
Edna Thompson
Blanch Light
Athens
W. C. Light
Frey
Kimes
Paul
Olive Murphy
Stewart
Fred Coleman
F. L. Gunther
Maritta
Emma Schneider
Cathryne Minnameyer
J. E. Lawrence
Henry Geisendorfer
Dr. McLaughlin
Camp Roosevelt Established for National Cadets in Muskegon
War Department cooperates with Chicago Board of Education to open Camp Roosevelt in Muskegon Michigan. Fifteen thousand youths from across the United States will train this summer under Capt. F. L. Beals with 50 officers and 20 supervisors. Recruits aged 12 to 45 may enroll for two to eight weeks starting July 7, paying $1 per day plus a $1 enrollment fee.
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Muskegon
Mich
Camp Roosevelt
Chicago Board of Education
War Department
United States
F. L. Beals
United States Army
Chicago
Captain Beals
North LaSalle Street
Dance in the opera house and Red Men Hall tonight
Glouster hosts a dance at the opera house with Jimmy Richards' orchestra and refreshments. A separate Red Men Hall event features jazz music. Mrs J H Henshaw travels to Utica as a guest of relatives. Death of Mrs Ben Theophilus in Akron noted from July 3rd burst vessel. Lieutenant Fred C. Thomas, son of local residents, recently returned from overseas and sent to Kansas. discharge timing unknown.
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Jimmy Richards
Red Men Hall
Ben Theophilus
Akron
Glouster
Fred C. Thomas
W. C. Thomas
Kansas
Committees Delay Homecoming Report on July 4
The homecoming committees in the city say they will not be ready to file a financial report until next week. They believe once all pledged money is paid in they will break even.
Red Cross Official Schedules Athens Visit Change
M. D. Hughes of Athens field secretary for the Red Cross cannot visit the city on Wednesday afternoon due to duties at Cleveland headquarters. He will return the following week at attorney George W. Rose's office from 2:30 to 7:30 P. M. to provide information and aid for soldiers and dependents.
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M. D. Hughes
Athens
Red Cross
Cleveland
Hughes
George W. Rose
Miss Elsie Campbell Guest Of Mrs Tillie Campbell
Miss Elsie Campbell of Columbus is visiting as the guest of her mother, Mrs. Tillie Campbell, in town for a brief stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Campbell
Columbus
Tillie Campbell
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Glouster News
J. H. Henshaw
Utica
J. F. Bricker
the Majestic Billiard Parlor
Majestic
W. S. Owens
Nelsonville, Ohio
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Nelsonville Dry Goods Co
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