Nelsonville Daughters Install Officers and Local Visits
The Daughters of America installed their officers for the year with J P Nettie Edgell as C N, Emma Cole as Asst C N, Gertrude Frank as Vice C, Lulu Sanders as Asst Vice C, Sophia Mann as R, Mattie Weekly as I, Clara Backus as Treasurer, Dora Smith as Con, Etta McKibben as War, Adda Groves and Mae Ennis as Trustees. Local residents and visitors from Columbus, Lancaster, and McLaughlin Bros. attended and took part in social visits. The Euclid Beach group, including Allen Riley, James Stevenson and families, returned from a motor trip visiting Niagara and Brock Monument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of America
J. Pp. C
Nettie Edgell
Emma Cole
Gertrude Frank
Lulu Sanders
V. C
Olive Seipers
Sophia Mann I
Mattie
Mattie Weekly. Treasurer—Clara Backus, Con.—Dora Smith. War—Etta MckKibben
Adda Groves
Mae Ennis
Euclid Beach
Allen Riley
Allen
Elizabeth
James Stevenson
Bessie
Nelsonville
Euclid Beach Park
Touris c
Niagara
Brock Monument
Queenston Heights
Canada
Mrs Allman Celebrates 71st Birthday With Jackson Street Party
Mrs Will McConsha hosted a Saturday evening party on Jackson Street honoring Mrs Allman for her seventy first birthday. Attendees included Chas McConsha and family, W C Matheny and son Billy, several local residents, and the guest of honor's daughter Nellie Hetmer. Music came from Ucker siblings and Wallar sisters. a late lunch followed. Mrs Allman received many gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine
Ned Stanely
Cleyton
Maror Circle Hill
Wallar
RP Iox
Blackburn
Gibson
Wallace
Ucker
Garlinger
Charles
Mary
Circle Hill
Baird
Nellie Het Mer
Allman
Eugene
Scouts Camp Near Rock Bridge Opens With Forty Boys
A group of boys leaves Tuesday for a Rock Bridge camp east of the river. They will hike to a site west of Logan tonight and start camping at dawn. A truck will deliver supplies Wednesday for the remaining days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A
Rock J
Rock Bridge
Logan
Millfield Woman Susie Hightland Dies at 35
Mrs Susie Hightland 35 wife of Hoyt Hightland died Sunday at home in Millfield after a long illness. Funeral services are set for tomorrow afternoon at the Millfield M E church with burial at Greenlawn. She leaves husband and five children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millfield
Susie Hightland
Hoyt Hightland
Millfield M. Ff
Greenlawn
Mrs William Morgan Accompanies Dorothy Ann Fisher in Columbus
Mrs William Morgan accompanied Dorothy Ann Fisher to Columbus on Monday after spending several weeks in Ty. Both women were seen at a social event and greetings were exchanged as they traveled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Morgan
Dorothy Ann Fisher
Columbus
Mrs Carl Coakley Hosts Past Chiefs of Pythian Sisters
Mrs Carl Coakley will entertain the Past Chiefs of the Pythian Sisters tomorrow night at her Oak Street home. The event promises fellowship among longtime members in a small neighborhood gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Coakley
The
Pythian Sisters
Oak Street
Bereans Have Good Class Sunday Morning
In Berean class 96 members attended worship. A 12 piece orchestra provided fine music. Mr. Ed Wallace will lead the class in Rev. C. L. absence.
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Bereans
Berean
Ed. Wallace
C. L
Camp Knox Training Camp Quota Availability Noted
Joseph M Mulvey arrived in Logan to help recruit for the Citizens Military Training Camp opening at Camp Knox on July 27. The four state quota stands at 4590 with twenty percent remaining to be filled, and Hocking county has thirteen volunteers though its eight quota was exceeded by changes in orders. Local recruits listed include Robert Armstrong Laurelville John R Bell George S Bishop Kenneth Cooke and others. Mulvey will meet interested applicants at the Ambrose Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph M. Mulvey
Logan
Citizens Military
Camp Knox
Mr. Mulvey
Indiana
Kentucky
West Virginia
Ohio
Hocking County
Hocking
Robert Armstrong
Laurelville
John R. Bell
George S. Bishop
Kenneth Cooke
David W. Davis
James D. Francis
Neil G. Inboden
John R. Kittsmiller
Robert G
Nelsonville mass meeting at Y M C A to discuss shoe factory
A mass meeting of all interested citizens of Nelsonville will be held at the Y M C A Friday evening at 7:00. Committees studying the shoe factory possibilities will report. Mr Thomas McGovern of the Logan factory will be present. All details will be explained. All citizens urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Thos. McGovern
Logan Factory
Eight year old Hellyer struck by truck near confectionery
Red Hellyer aged eight, son of Mr and Mrs Harrison Hellyer of West Columbus Street, was seriously injured when a truck struck him while crossing to George Kourt’s confectionery. A pursuing dog and an unseen driver are noted. he suffered a fractured skull and probable internal injuries and remains unconscious at his grandfather Isaac Hellyer’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Hellyer
Harrison Hellyer
West Columbus Street
George Kourt
Young Hellyer
Isaac Hellyer
President Harding Arrives in Juneau Alaska Welcomed
President Harding reached Juneau aboard Henderson and was greeted by a turnout of locals. Boats in the harbor sounded sirens as the president, hosted by Governor Bone, planned an overnight stay before departing for Seward and a weeklong rail tour to Fairbanks and Valdez.
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Henderson
President Harding
Alaska
Naval Radio
Harding
Juneau
Taku Inlet
Anti Glacier
Bone
Seward
Forea
Fairbanks
Valdez
Maughan Plans New Night Flight From New York
Lt. Wm. L. Maughan, undaunted by a failed ocean to ocean attempt, plans another leap from New York to San Francisco. He intends to return to New York soon and start a fresh night flight within a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
Wm. L. Maughan
New York
San Francisco
Maughan
Prisoners Set to Work on County Road to Curb Jail Lying
Three inmates housed at the county jail were put to work on the Logan Bremen road Monday morning in a drive by authorities against inmates laying in jail. All faced charges of illicit liquor trafficking and were fined but unable to pay, resulting in jail time. Officer Joe Farbearn leads the work detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iine
Joe Farbearn
Logan-Bremen
America
Ceremany
Bolshevist
Russia
Wuntedorf
Rusgisne
Mora
Embalming Student Harry Heinlein Leaves for Chicago
Harry Heinlein of the L. C. Yocum Co. departed Logan Saturday evening for Chicago to finish embalming studies. The course will take about two months. Heinlein has worked with the S. C. Yocum Co. for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Heinlein
L. C. Yocum Co
Logan
Chicago
Heinlein
S. C. Yocum Co
Health Nurse Sadie Green Logs June Visits and Clinics
Miss Sadie Green county health nurse logged 101 visits in June covering 679 miles and 167 hours. She also held five clinics, made two trips to Columbus and one to Mt. Vernon, with two patients awaiting transfer to the institution for feeble minded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Green
Health Department
Funeral Service for Comrade Vorhees Held at Web Summit Home
After a brief service at the Web Summit home, the body of Comrade William Vorhees was moved to Logan on Monday morning for burial proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Web Summit
William Vorhees
Logan
Burial with Military Honors for Comrade Vorhees at Oak Grove
Comrade Vorhees, member of Co RB 13th Regiment Ohio Cavalry, received military honors at his Oak Grove cemetery grave. Members of the James K. Rochester Post G A R attended the funeral in a show of post veterans’ support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Grove Cemetery
Vorhees
Co. RB. 13Th Regiment
Ohio Cavalry
James K. Rochester Post
Two Reserve Corps Lieutenants Begin Dayton Training
Lieuts Virgil Martin and Fred Juergensmeier left Logan Sunday for Dayton to take two weeks training at the government aviation field. Both officers are members of the Officers Reserve Corps and train annually. They are experienced flyers who served in the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Martin
Fred Juergensmeier
Logan
Dayton
Government Aviation
Officers Reserve Corps
Mrs Thompson Recovers After Cedar Lightning Shock
Mrs Charles Thompson of near Cedar ails suffered a severe shock when her home was struck by lightning last Friday evening. She was paralyzed at first but has since regained the use of her body though she cannot yet walk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Thompson
Cedar Ails
Bridge Club Hosts at North Culver Home With Guests
Mrs Byron Wolfe entertained the Bridge club at her North Culver street home with out of town guests Mrs Byron W Wolfe Sr of Athens and Mrs Harry Foster of Waverly. High hands were held by Mrs Wolfe Sr and Mrs William Strentz. Ref refreshments were served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Wolfe
Bridge Club
North Culver Street
Byron W Wolfe
Athens
Harry Foster
Waverly
Wolfe
William Strentz
Logan All Star Drops Tight 3 2 Loss At Corning
Logan All Star baseball team suffered a 3 2 defeat at Corning Sunday afternoon as Dawley pitched well and a costly error in the eighth inning broke the game open. Logan had played heads up ball and aims to book further games with out of town clubs, with manager Frank Judy Jr. inviting inquiries in Logan Ohio.
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Logan All Star
Corning
Dawley
Nest
Jackson
Frank Judy Jr
Frank Judy, Jr
Logan
Ohio
Ordinance fixing Athens Electric rates Chauncey Village Ohio
The Chauncey Village Council adopts Ordinance 64 setting electricity rates for residence and commercial lighting by Athens Electric Company. Rates may be up to 15.5 cents per kilowatt hour with minimum charges of 1 dollar per month for residences and 1.5 dollars for commercial meters for ten years. Energy sold on a meter basis includes installation by the company.
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Athens Electric Company
Chauncey
Athens County
Ohto
Chauneee
Ohio
Athens Electric Ordinance Admission and Effective Date
A municipal ordinance requires Athens Electric Company written acceptance before it takes effect. The measure was passed by the council on July 5 1923 with Warren B Koons as mayor and Garfield Grimes as clerk. It mandates meters for all customers in the village and sets the earliest legal effective period after acceptance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Electric Company
Chauncey to Light Streets Under New Athens Electric Pact
Ordinance 63 contracts with The Athens Electric Company to light Chauncey village streets and public places for ten years. It fixes rates 32 to 60 dollars per lamp yearly and outlines payment terms, lamp counts, and location rules for street lighting.
Chauncey Village adopts electric service ordinance
The Athens Electric Company will provide pro rata production and price adjustments for a given month. It is not required to extend or renew service if Chauncey owes payments, nor during the last year of the ordinance. The Athens designs will save the village harmless from liability due to negligence in plant construction or operation. Ordinance passed by Council signed by Mayor Warren Rodons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Electric Company
Chauncey
Ohio
Athens Electric Compeny
Zenner petitions for replacement of lost stock certificates
Henry Zenner petitions the Probate Court of Athens County Ohio alleging loss of five shares of The Lastro Aete Sales Company preferred stock certificates on June 6 and 7 1938 and requests an order directing the issuer to issue new certificates Zenner seeks a hearing on August 3 1933 with Woolley and Rowland as his attorneys
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Zenner
Athens County
Ohio
Lastro Aete Sates Company, & Corporation
Lestra Ato Sales Company
Herty Zenner
Athene County
Woolley & Rowland
Emmett Keenan Appointed Administrator in Kennedy Estate
Emmett Keenan has been apported and qualified as Administrator with the will annexed of the estate of Mary Ft Kennedy late of Athens County Ohio deceased. Dated this 6th day of July 1923. SM. Johnson, Triobate Judge of said County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett Keenan
Mary Ft Kennedy
Athens
County
Ohio
SM. Johnson
Said County
Attorney General Daugherty denies Cushing claims
In Columbus on July 10, Attorney General Harry M. Daugherty said he does not know who George H. Cushing is and has never discussed or seen the coal commission report, denying any connection to the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Harry M. Daugherty
George H. Cushing
United State Coal Commission
George Cushing
Esdl Commission
Cost Commission Issues Report In Final Form
A formal report has been prepared and issued by the cost commission detailing findings and recommendations. The document outlines methodologies, impact assessments, and proposed actions for cost regulation and oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cost Commission
Barbed-Wire Diseases of Prisoners of War in Peace
The article recalls barbed-wire disease as a lasting toll of prisoner camps in wartime, noting millions endured confinement, starvation, and mistreatment. It credits American diplomacy and the Red Cross with easing hardship, providing food, books, and education, and highlights postwar vocational efforts by refugees and former POWs aided by Y M C A and allied agencies.
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England
Ministry of Religion
API Canaries
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Matilda Martin
Homer Sater
Lancaster
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Merle Cox
John Owens
Fred Johnson
John Zellar
Orland MecLaughlin
McLaughlin Bros., Undertakers
Yocum
Johnson
L. E. Cash
Palmer School
Clinton Webb
Citizens Mass Meeting
Hardings
Mrs. Thompson
ALL Stars
Warren B. Koons
Garfield Grimes
State
Athena Electrik Company
Ita
Chauncey Athiens
Werein
Athens Fleetric Company
Athens Eiectrie Company
Athens Eiectric Company
Warren RO Rdons
Legay
Sheriff
Pat
Montreal
Que
Saskatchewan
Nelsonville Home & Savings Association
J. H. Saltz
B.an
Coolville
Thia
United States
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Ll. M. Walden
Jom Bailey
J.B. Hartnely
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PAC
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Sweden
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Gerard
Ruhleben
Berlin
Red Cross
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